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ASSICKEE'3 H3TICE.
OS THE 2STII DAY OF MAUCtl,
1S91. K Rck..r ofSliedil. Ur.n Co.,
Orfpcn, Hitd an mslirnn.ent for tho brn
fit of his eredilor. Thn nnditcnel la
th duly appolnteJ and qutHtlml aialKDea
vt aaid Iieokar'a aitte. Ail persona
havinft CiaJmi agtinat IhaaM 1 Iiackor ar
baraLy noliflad to prca.nt tUam to tba
underalxned, Tcrifled a rtnnli l I r law,
vithio thraa raoniln from tba da'.eucraof
at Sbodd, IJon county, UreRCii.
rated April 2,1 Sf I.
JulIN W. rvou.
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Alty fur AaKlgrico. (4 S .
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
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DR. C . C. EHT3 5rv ud Brsin Tmlnerl
a msanintil ciAe f.r Hysteria, 1'kxiim.m, Cunml
vtnna, Fi a, Ncrrou Nsurmiria, lfniacha, Nervnua
Prostration caused br the usa uf alcihol or Uihacwo.
Waksfuinssa, kleiiiai lprsion: K K-.nhit el the
lira 13, reu!tin- la Uisuiitjr an4 leaOkn to mlMrjr,
away vwliieeh, prsuMtura oiit are, harrsnnnM. lien
mi ri t.cmisseti by wreriertKiai of Ihm hnun
Kach ba. mtaina 011s moath's treatment, 81 a b
or six boas) fur j, sw-it bjr mul pre(il on racciit o
price.
WB OUARATTEE ,IX BOXES TO CURE AXY
ssss. With each onler rsceie.i by m fur six bnies,
aeenaipanted witb are will semi Uie oariiaserotir
written eiajanlee) to rtt,inl trie money U the treat,
ensnt dive bmh e3ert a rare. G jararileea iesuaj on'y
by J. A. CuairuiH. UruKt, ante airent, AitioDy, Or.
FartmiKer & living,
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Arterial Embalndnpr Dons Scientil
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VOLXXVI.
T1
YEGE1 BLE PAMACEA
riEtHMfO FROM
ro( rse ricuias.
rTHK cunc or
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISING mOM A
DISORDERED STATE crrsc STOMACH
on AN
INACTIVE LIVER.
row 8ALr nr ALL
DRUKT1STS & GENERAL DEALERS
ANY WEAK MAN
Wfco hi mffrHnf. tiithr la hbi tm1 far
biMljr. from Um UiirvMM or wwaMaig
ffflacMU hlS OVa ajfUvnUlt fulUv lMUa
nonUjr urL pr frw rajMfi
TLU Old lVxrto kawl 3U vm
WtlliMa tnt arttl to am dr.
I Phln lll.i in. lftrllaft.
HZALTtl
fiZSTGRZP.
USE IT!
IT T3 TTTF! TPffAl
It i,ici th. I Kiit. v in.l S'm.vc!i,
mix-. II i li- h - !-!' ii, it.'iiti nit A,-v..
titc, rurt:K l-.urw il.iu4 ami
Caad avarj-wberc fl a,' out' j ut for$.
THE CRY OF MILLION a
OH. 7aV OTXCKl
TOP IT NOW.
OON IT Wilt ! TOO UlTf.
I Have been troubled many rcara ri!ti
ise of the kkineva ami base tnei
r dtllerent temediea and lar
amiiiht a x1 from aillcrrat Tinysiciaa.
ootttrrttrt. Anout we imb oi Aprv
raa atitict ine front a wnf etulenl
ttlirk that almoat nraatraln me in
ncH a manner taai i araa neni over,
ahen I at doara U sraa almost impiitle tur me
to net i p atone, or to pat on mi c tallies, h
kin 1 rroylcnie Kent lr. Ueuley, with t
ukl'.CUN KllJ.NKY Tt. to my
hoScL I immcdiateljr commenced
using; the tea. It had an almost
miraculous eilrct, aud to the astuav
fathmtnt of atl the guests at the hotel.
in a lew da-4 am bapp to slate,
that 1 waa a new nun. t will
rccuminend tbe tea to all af.!u.tcjj
as I r-.r: iKxn.
c.a. TrrrKR.
hoprirtor OriilentaJ Uutcl.
hauu Kuaa, Cat.
TRIGTORE !
Perroai lly cored arfthont Cuttlnf , Ftuminj r DU
lslt"X A perfectly painless treatment and a guana,
ld cure in eery sse, no oalter how king staruir(.
This treatment, t.x HMictu a. of lr lUaclls .is tbe
f atast disciverf knosm to medteira. It dissolve
ad completely rem .tis the blricture lthuat aocu y-
I or pain to lh fattient.
DISEASES OF ivIEH!
Pscnliarto IheirSe. an I exit p
includinc all thes delicate Ir
rrwerto name here.
nArniltiee ami Waa
al.kb they would shrink tr..m dUeisiiif to
their family physician, penriartently cured iri less
Um than aaa eer krmen to Mclkin lei. .re, by Or
Viseli's "New System of Treatment. " It rejuvenate
be cenilo-unrary organs aud makes weak men strung
Wheri piiasitfle. It I always beet to call lor pervmai
miaultation and stiecial ciaminatiiin. Hut tboea
vho cannot ptiasibly call, slwini'l arrite, statin their
avss fully, kUdicina tent by mail or axpeeea, scaled,
kse from exposure, to ail part of the lcifte Coast.
Add'res,
Win. As Boie11,M. D.
St rami IS taawBaarr, Pariland. recall.
Corner First and I'm atrceU.JnvciJI'iwtl.tod
NatLmal Eaok.
C5UBES
AMY
HEADACHE
"YoaWait,"
SUT CURES
NOTHING ELSE.
It you want tho besl
and most durablo furni
ture that 13 manufactu-
QcJ in the city go to
BRINK'S
C.B.
Tliyer Shoes.
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EiJ I man
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R. Store
McFarland Block, ABLANf.,
DRUGGIST
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use
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l.OOAI. UEOOltD.
fc'cio. 'A fiw aya bro we were tUoma
toim ren work by Ui'o L HtttlicrlftttJ
tli.it iiittla 1J not Btirinct ftnytliln wo
imve awn in that nno lr a lont time
Tho work eonila of a tribute ol rfancr
n( tltoMtiaonio fraternity of this city to
the lute William (jyrun.anil ine copy wai
rreimrctl ov Mr putheritinti attiivirsii
ntHtice to Iw nrraenUil to MraMarirart'
t'vrus, the vrKlow of .their ttenartei'
hrothtr. Tho anuvtiiiir covera a full aheu
of ennllHinr l find is rmbellitihetl with
Mammlo cinlKm, flKurea, etc, tlouo ex
rlumvvly with the ru n.
Tueaduv waa a rod luttor tlay in Ro-
eonler Sh'eUon'a ronrt In thia city. At I
P in K J lulfv wna brought before Lie
honor, rhntyi il with t-ftllitij; A J Houston
vile ami ohm-ene irninca. The charge
wna not ut.iiiitil and the urcttMed wua
liU'rutfd. About half paat 3 o'clock a
row occurred in S M Daiiiera "tore Ik-
tween OKerilinii and a rortlttnb Jt-w
named Metngitr. Thediiticully rcw out
oi it former tliirrenc livtwecn thctn in
rortUnd. and Mr hertlins froccetlod to.
aa he atated it, renew lua aeiualntance
with MeUKAr. The coniplaininir witneaa
covered wult uoro looknt tta lliouk!! l0
had Ieen rather roundly dealt with. Mr
rertlini waa lined 5 and coata, amounting
to7. I'rtaS.
Liiiaxov.-O M Wcattal! hat told the
Seet Home taj;e lino to tVm. Caroiera.
Mr Carothera made hi Initial tilti Mon-
uav.
l)r F P Mt-het,formerW of this place,
la now Incited In Wallace, Idaho where
he hat full charge of the nil tie ra union
hopltal. Vr Ma'chett l.aa risen rapidly
in his fprofcailo.i since he began practice
little over a year ago.
The ',Gr,, acknowledged that they
were badly bra ten In the ball game last
Satori'av. Their defeat U attributed to
lne different cause. To hear the pUrera,
Individually, record th?lr explolla on this
occailon you would conclude that the
tirey" were Invincible,
The fiodavllle anrlnif hat been nrwly
Improved of late. We have drunk of It
water and know whereof we apeak. The
enterprising citizens of tc town are build
Inn rood walks, will build it iliady retreat
within the enclosure and will be prepared
to entertain visitor riuht royalty thU
uinmer Eapresa.
As Ioka. "Tarn that wrapping paper
the other aide out," anid a lady in a dry
poods etore, aa the clerk wan putting up
ier purehaae in a printed a rapping pa
per, "i don't want to lie a walking ad-
ertiseuicut for your store. I read the
apera, as all intelligent people ought to
o, and I think that in them is the nlace
to advertise your buaineas. Instead of
akiii( your customer to curry your
sum around with each purchase of trooda
go and It'll the people through the pa
pers wiimi you nave to sell ana now you
sell It." Ex. As a matter of fact such
mcrchsnts also use the papers. A man
has a right to advertise in different wava.
though, of course the ticwsnaper is the
best medium.
Will Aovcrtwx Thku Tho Eugene
Guard aavs: "The Lane County Pomo
na tiranee recently resolved that the list
of delin()uent taxpayers should lie pub-
ustieti, ana appointed a cotmuiiue to
meet the commissioners' court and ask
for the pub ication. . The committee per-
lormed the duty aiKiifd them and the
court made tho order. The deliaiuent
lint runs bark to lv5. The names of
taxpayers delinquent for that year will
be published in the Eugene newspapers
next week and the week thereafter, witb
the amounts due the county. The suc
ceeding years will be published in the
order in which they come two issues i
each."
W'iiv iVif'T Tiiky AtTurr? Probably
the only reason the Albany base ball
club baa for not accenting the challenge
01 toe unns is learoi dclt-at. The Linns
are compoaed entirely of local players
ana tne Aioany base Dan ciuo siwuiu
make them play ball or quit bluffing.
Manager Cowan shobld either play Ins
men or take them off tbe diamond. The
business men of Albany have been sup
porting thcjn to play all clubs in Linn
county if not outside clubs; and they
should either play ball or crawl out of
their uniforms and give all their belong-
tnits to the Linns. The business men ol
Ibany have responded Kenerouslv to the
support of the Albany club and expect
thera to play 1m 1 1 and maintain their
iBtincMon as the first nine.
A Bt rpoRTKR or A. B. B. Club.
To ScBva-Y Silxtx. Mr J A Warner,
of Albany, arrived here on Monday's
train, leaving on Tuesday morning for
the Hiletx reservation, where he goes to
survey the lands specially allotted to the
nutans. Mr vvarner is the riaht roan
itht Dlace. as he surveyed a lares rvor-
tion of this country for the government
years ego, and is familiar with it from
the Alsea northward. He Is an excel
lent surveyor. Toledo Post.
A Bio Contract. The Albany Wire
Works la proving a ficlory of considera
ble Importance. Cealdes Its already good
business tha factory has jutt secured an
order from two large Portland houses for
one hundred wire mattresses a day for a
year, about 30,000 In a'. I. Considerable
new machinery has been Introduced, seven
car load of wire, it ton, some of which
has already been received, ordered. Ten
to fifteen nans will be kept constantly In
motion to meet these contracts and the
general business of the factory.
Easb Ball The Albany club not bar-
In accepted the challenge of the Linns, It
is reported,for spice, that the Weatherford
club will Issue a challenge. Nevertheless
the Albanles are a first class amateur club.
nd they Inform us that they have cood
reasons for not accepting the challenge at
the prsent time.
Live practice games are played nuhtly
on the public ground.
A Picnic, The Y P S C E of Oakvllle
will give a picnic and literary -entertain,
ment in II M Stone's grove on Saturday,
May 23rd. come, and tell your neighbors
to come. The exercises will commence at
o o'clock am. AY Smith,
Char, com. on grounds,
A Peculiar Text. A correspondent
In the Eugene Journal sajs: "A minister
In Eugene took for his text last Sunday
night "President Harrison's visit to Eu-
genc,"and severely criticised the'presidint.
In what ptrt of the bible did he find that
text, and when did Christ authorize his
followers to throw stones at their brothers,
who are at least as faultless as those who
throw the atones?
At tub Bat. Every house in Newport
is said to be occupied, not a vacant house
being found in the city, except on Nye
creea.
A few weeks aao a very bad boy enter
cd two or three of the Albany cottages
ana stole ana emasnea things generally
tie also aia up Airs uoon's cottase
breaking things and stealing a number
01 articles.
Two in One Familt, Mr Ida Driver,
of Brownsville, has brought a divorce
suit against her husband, Jas W Driver,
The defendant is a son of tbe well-known
Rev I D Driver. A daughter of Eev
Driver also has a divorce suit to be dig
posed of in the next circut court, making
two cases in one iamny.
n) RlM fo
ur u Mb
mr dim 1 tY,
Used ia llillicns cf Hoaies 40 Years tie Standards
ALBANY,
How it Was Donk. A brother of Miss
Ina Tcuipluton, who recen'.ly had a leg
amputated at Portknd, tho partlcnlurs
in connection with the young lady's ac
cident being familiar to our readers,
writes to the Tlrownsvillo Times, giving
artleulnm of the operation, liessysi
II 1 1. ... t, n M Ml.tt.,A f ,1,1,
a'l .tj ,, 1 nuv tin iiisis9 if, ,nv I HPV
performed the operation, and was assiHt
ed by I'm Cauthorn and Pntiton. Theru
were also a number ol other physician
present. There was some liooe Unit
possibly tho ends of the bono could bo
cut oir and then wired together, and yet
lavo tha limb. Anlnelssion was made
and It was found that tho two ends were
not together, but had passed each other
about an Inch ; the ends were cut off ami
examined. The upper one was fairly
good, but the lower was dead to the t ncc.
The qucKlinn .decided itself. The limb
was soon olf lien r the body. The pus had
burrowed In di Ho rent directions. A
pood, clean oerailon was made, only a
very little blood waa lost, but that little
caused some heart failure towards the
close of the operation which lasted an
hour and a half. Kbe recovered slowly.
and waa getting along well until about
half past two 0 clock, when she com
menced sinking rapidly. Everything
was done that medical skill knew to do
and for two hour all reasonable hope of
life was abandoned. Hut later she ral
lied. The heart commenced to grow
warm, aud hope revived. Hhe rested
well at intervals during the nicht. but
suffers very tuuclt from tho chluroform,
peing very sick. Another uay win de
cide this critical case."
Asiilamo Lawykbs. The recent trial
of L L llurtenshaw, at Ashland, was as
great an event there aa the presidential
trip. At the end 01 a ro'umn article on
It the Kecord savs: "Taking Into con
sideration the extortionate prlcea that
other reputable attorney have charged
for their services hereabouts. It Is safe to
say that tho Moores did well In getting
islf their rjonev. and no doubt some of
them would have robbed morally speak
ing her of the whole I120Q before they
got through with it. For Instance, in
the simple foreclosure of the widow
Kaxemau'a place, the law office of Ham
mond A Hi ism tax her 1210. The city
council of Ashland appraised a lot be
longing to the Slitter heirs (also poof
people) and awarded them $300. AH
Hammond charred It-5 for the simple
service of collecting the $300. llJlilock
gave Jas Norris a lien on his place (to se
cure a debt of t'J7 lie xiwed for luruier,
and which Illack gave voluntarily). The
law office of Hammond A iirigga"socked
it to him" with a lee of $100 for the tri
fling job."
Aax You I It. A man Is not "in It"
ithout he own stock in some of the
Kantian) mines. Tbe Albany mines are
now in the lead, with rtrospecta unri
valled. Owners of stock have every rea
son to believe that sotnt day, and not
many days hence, they will ace their
stock worth par, and there la no reason
why it should not some day bo worth
that of some of the Montana mines, 1200
to IS00 per cent above par. The yellow
stuff is there.and Albany is in it.
Vas Iti-kRAiisl Th 4th of July will
be celebrated at Newport In grand style
with Hon John t'a pies, one of Oregon's
most clequent and graceful speakers, as
orator of the day. Tha stat-j teachers'
association will meet at the same place
on June 30th and hold until the 4th of
Jnly. 'Itor. Post.
What's Lf m. That I the name of a
new mining claim in the Calapoola mine,
each aide of Poorman mine. I P Wosfe,
locator. Located May 8, 1S01. Filed
May ta.
nomn covaidkiiiu.
F. M. Frrut-b, Levi rtitroad time
liew era-am oheose lost teoited at (V..rsd
Utysr.
Smoka the clntrtcj Havana filled 5 cent
elgar at Juliua Joseph's,
Alarastcck of ail taper, with tits de
igns, at Fort mi Her I Irving', just reetivsd.
f lava yon seen those parlor suits that T
Brink bas Joal received f They ars ales.
Great rsd notion "nmni'a fumiabfna uoods
for tbs osxt 30 days at W F Read .
J W Identity, boat 1mx4 aod abos makerjin
city, thrsa doors mirth of Democrat olnoa.
Waanteg, 60o a th sen, mending for men
ee.at Mts Kiogs,jtt t of tbs Dkmocrai
(jdiao.
Will & Stark bava Juat received a taros
and elegant atock of silverware, watebes,
eto. never before i quailed in thia city.
E W Aohison ft fjo handle the celebrated
Portland cement walls for -mtery lots.
Tbeae walla can be faraiabsd at half tbe ooat
of any other and are far superior.
Briubtes op your old raLbtrs and ld
shoes and make tbem look aa good aa new
witb Wolff'a Aeme Waterpro'jf Polish, For
sals at Samuel E Young's.
Dr W II Ellis, ihjsictan and sorcaon.
Albany, Oregon. Call made la eitj or
country .
Ladies dan do their shopping la Sao Fran-
eisoo without visitiuif the city, and without
extra com mission. Miss E J Barrows It
chasing agent, 16G9 Oroya St, Oaklai d, . i
rarsa for Bate.
I have for sale 100 acres of the finest
farming land in the state. All In a
high state of cultivation, no build
ings, but has abeantful building loca
tion. Eight miles from Albany, two
miles from Tanuent. on the HPRB
Terms and price reason able. Call an d
eee me on Second street, oiipitite Dem
ocrat ouice. lis, u. w. mast ox.
WILL YOU BUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint T Sbilob's Vitaliaer is
gaarautsad to core yon.
We in'are against trampe.
Towshend & WlMOIf,
The best roast ctffte in tbe city at Com ad
Moytrs.
K.' i.dlsg Pfcotegraphsrs A ' aay 'regoa.
We have boucht all theneKstivt tmads by
L W Clark and W II Ureeoood op to Nov
15th, 1889. Duplicates esn be had from
bam only of ns at redaoed lates. We hays
also sboat 18,000 nesativea made by our
selves, from which duplicate can be had at
likeiatea. We carry the only fall line cf
viowi of tkis state and do enlargf d work at
lowott rates for Srsk class work, vt e shall bs
pleased to ses yon at onr Studio in Froman's
black, next door to Mssonie fenpie.
Exeltemeat
Baca high in Albany at Fosbay ft Ma
son's drug store ever System Builder, as
everybody is eslbg it for Catarrh af tbs
Stomach, Dyspepsia Constipation and lot
pare Flood. Try 1 1 J tell your friends
about it aa it meat peases woaitrfal msrits
whea ad speak well of il
SHILOH'S VITALIZKR is what
need foi Coattipation. Loss et Appetite
siness, and all symptoms ofDytpepir. I'riee
19 and 75 sents per bottle.
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OllkGONj FRIDAY, MAY 23, -1891.
RtHlaL Al rCRSONAU
TUUHMOAr.
A Cohen has returned from a trip lo the
Sound. m
Mrs E 1) Purdom left for Mnlem Wed
nesday morning to visit filcnds.
County Commlmloner Cooper was In
the city to-dav. It was not rrue thst the
tntllMa was called out to protect him from
Interviewers,
Rev McLeod arrived from Connecticut
to-dny lo take chsrge t the Congregation
al church of this city for two months. He
will preach next Sabbnlft morning and
evening,
Hon J K Westherford returned from
AiIiIhihI vesirrday, where he had been to
ueiend I. U Utirtenkhaw, arrested charged
w'th swindling a widow of $ooo. On ex
amination he was discharged. The evl-
ueno showed he had only been paid S700
in casn, retaining 100 on ins lees and a
chck for the other $500, which could not
be csshed lor a while.
FRIDAY.
h Viereek and family relumed yester
day from a trip through Polk and Yam
hill counties, visiting most of the lead
ing cities in those counties. A hey report
uviigutiui experience.
Key T J Wilson has retired from the
real estate business In Albany and will
devote his time to his fruit farm in the
country, residing in Albany, though.
Tonluht the fonnsr Peonies Uocietv
of the Baptist church will hold a social,
wuen reports m 00 iteard from dele
gates to the Rale convention.
Miss Sadie Cohen leavea to-morrow lor
Portland to resume her atudlea In short
hand In Holmes lljsirteas College. Miss
Sadie Is becoming quite proficient and re
ported Harrison's speech In this city with
ease.
A insetlnR of the Christian Endeavor
foeietlesof the city will be held at the
U V church, tonight at 7:30 o'clock, to
hear the report of the comm!tt on con
stitution, and tnako arrangements for
permanent work.
CJ Dltton Is In the city.
Mrs Dr W II Davis went to llsrrlsbur
to-dsy on a visit.
Mrs John Uymsn and Mrs Wiles re
turned this noon from Portland.
Chas Warner and wife, of Rcio. era in
the city, the guest of Mr Geo Warner.
W E Lee, of function, waa in the elt
yesterday on a visit to his brother, 0 6
J G Crawford rr.tnrne.1 last sesnlne
from Portland, where he took several
prominent scenes.
Judge Srrahan arrived this nmn Iran
Pendleton, where Circuit Court haa been
In session for a week or two.
Mr and Mrs Al Wolverton. of Snokane.
rcturr.ed to Albany yeafrday bv way ol
the river from a vl.lt with Polk count v
friend.
Atbanv should have a lawn tennis club
A city that can produce five base ball clubs
ought to be able to atand one lawn tennis
club.
Mrs Gold.warthv. who left this cite Sat
urday mornln for Mineral Point, tt'l.
conain, telegraphs tt.at she arrived in good
shape yesterdsy morning.
I W Hssellon went to the mlnr vesler.
day, with a larje supply of provisions for
the mines. The results of the first clean
up will bi watched with Interest.
Judge M L Pipes, of CorvaltU. wss In
the city this forenoon on his way home
from Empire City, Coos county. He re
pot t work proirreaaW on the eradlna-
of the new railroad there. Already several
suits have been brsun to condemn rlehta
of way there.
Miss fusle Martin, who haa ln at.
tending- school here the neat winter, left
on last night's overland for her home at
A ah land. A surprise farewell party was
given her last evening by ber yoting
friends, at the home of Mr N H Allen.
A pleasant evening is rejiorted.
A reception waa tendered Rw A 1
Leod, the new pastor of the Congrega
tional church, last evening. An excet-
1f.Ilk , ,f lm e,.. m . . .1 L.I
' -' - . m vitbiu, u,a aim uuv
coffee, such as the ladies of that church
are experts in preparing, was served. In
case of permanent arrangements Key
McLeod's family will tnoye to, Albany
also.
SATCtDAY.
DrCatT. who hasarilJ bia bus! nee a at
Sheld, will locate at Spokane Falls.
J F W hiting, of this city. Is makina
arrangemenu to locate at Lebanon.
A vVhltcomb excursion, with aeean esra
of mostly Pennsylvania people, pataed
througn Albany to day on a special train.
Key I II Flihcr.the new orealdlns- elder
of the Evangelical church, of this district
arnvca norue today from Spokane.
Mr Tlllard. a son of Ssm Tlllard. a well
known resident of Albany during the '70V
Now of Brownsville, wss In the cltv to-
day.
An excursion DRrtv went n lfalatead
today on the Oregon Pacific, Quite a
number joined tbe procession from Al
bany, among others several teachers of
the public school.
Mrs Carrie Yonne waa a talented ladv
and had a valuable collection of poems,
some of which have aDDeared in tha H al
ee y News, the West Shore and the Pilot
over the signatme of Orace Weiley, says
mo narruuurg touner.
Tt TJlirlAnaliaay. falltae nl .- .It.....
is one of Linn county's mnat. rparwetcd
and substantial citixens. He returnetl
to his farm near Lebanon Tneedar. The
old gentleman was an attentive listener
at the trial and we bear that he had let
ters of credit on an Albany bank to the
extent 01 $0000. Ashland Record.
Bert Last raa.
Carrie Young's .last poem.before com'
mining suicide at Shedd, was entitled
"Despair." IlereHla:!
My life has been nothing but storm
clouds and rain
From the moraine 'till cloeintr of day.
And nothing butagony.torture and pain,
From evening till dawns a new day.
But my strength is wasted and spent at
utst, .
And I must lay the burden bv :
All hopes of heaven and peace are past,
And I only wish to dio,
All that waa dear to my heart is gone,
And all is dark and desolate there,
I ask no more, not a single stone
Only a grave 'neath the trees so bare.
Perhaps I may see the gates of gold
From my place in tortures thrall,
And see the joys of heaven unfold,
Only a little beyond recall.
ft TBI GOLDS." KCLK BAZAAR,
lias a large and complete line of
goods, dolls, doll buggies,' boy a wagons
ye ocipedea and many other goods which
got to make up a complete assortment,
besides a commete line of lamps o
every description. China crockery, fancy
aecora tea ware, glassware, Dira cages
piuah goods, sucu as airmms, toilet sets
autograph books, scrap books, children'i
A 15 u picture books, and an goods that
are carried in a Bazaar store, including
Roger Bros. 1847 silverware. We wish
to call the attention ol ihe public in par
ticular to tbe Golden Rule prize bakins
powder and tea, put up expressly for
this trade, which gives the beat of satis
faction, as is attested by the hundreds
who have used both the tea ana baking
powder ever since introduced by the
Golden Rule Bazaar. - Each package of
tea and can of backing, powder draws a
prize in the shape oi a line piece of glass
ware. Be Bure to call, when in Albany,
at tho Golden Rule Bazaar, ss you will
be sure to find what you w&at, and will
be shown over the store and be treated
kindly by my clerk, Mr. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to all.
JrjLius Gbajdwout.,
A big cnt in prices on ladies Dongola
shoes in all styles for the next 33 risys at
Kltia l ie"'. V'e mean buslines.',
The Democrat advertises to exchange
swing machine for wow, snd does not ssy
wtather it Is a hind machine or one with a
tresd, ss (temoriats are fearfully ated to trcsit
ing . Aiiisny journal.
Yssthey tread on (lie republicans last fail
4'ferfultylH foiling up tl.s greatest poliiks
victory ever achieved by any political party.
. a." f . . u-j. .
Warner Mll'er has returned to Waahlng
ton with a glowing account of the work
being done on NIcsrauga canal. Trea
itrer Nebeker, who Is st home In Indiana
should rush lo the capital at once and
stand guard with a shotgun over thst $100-
000,000 of gold reserve.
tsi.. . J"l
Ex-Senator Ingalla, having planted his
potatoes,has hung up his shovel and his hoe
and will spend the time from no a until the
potato-bugs are thick In lecturing to the
great American public. Thus Is the ct.p
of hope df shed once more from the Up
and belief thst the ex-senator had settled
sown witn a uctcrminsuoti to l.sd a use
ful life proved fallacious.
L !.:JlLXi JJU'IJL Mil
Tbs reports from sixteen principal wheat
rowiag counties ol Ktntai ssy thi wheat i
turning yellow from some uaknowa csuse, snd
these counties wilt not yield more than one.
nsif 10 two tblrUs of a crop. Keno county
reports muchdsmsge from a Hessian fly. A
new bug s spears In several counties where
the wbest is turning yellow. Several counties
report a damage from drotitH.
5W
The In 8 ueuce cf food upon the formation of
caiUwIc acid has been nude a matter of study
la France, and It bss bee a found out that
during the first hour after a meal tbe quantity
of carbonic acid exhaled leueaset till it teaches
a maximum, three or four bout after tbs
meal, when it falls off gain. Plenty of fresh
ah- is desirable one to ihrse boors sf.er a meal.
John A Cockerel bo for some years bss
been editor of tbs New Yoik IVorU bas re
s'gaed, snd i: is said that be wilt become the
editor of a new morning paper toon to l-e
Stsrtcd la New Yoik city. Tbe Otrgtoiian
saggests that it is probable thst Wm R Hearst
propiietor of tbe Ssa Francisco Eiutmiiitt will
furnish the mooty fur '.be dcw psper.
Queen Victoria has at last been Induced
to take up a lot of the debts owing by the
Prince of Wales and to ensure their early
settlement, It having been rather emphatic
ally put to her that It was manifestly unfair
to force upon him all the icponslbilltles
and duties made necest sry by licr Majesty's
retirement from public Hie without allow,
htg him an Income commensurate with the
regal dignity which he had to mslntsln.
The democrats cf the next home -ou!d
not If they would ete.t a spesker unsound
upon the tariff. High-tariff democrats
are an extremely scarce commodity, and
none of them, so far as can be ecettalned,
bolda a place In congress. Every one of
the gentlemen mentioned in connection
with the speakership Is a proved tariff re
former. None other would hsve the au
dacity, even If I e had tbe opportunity , te
Rusk II Harrison's psper renews the as
surance to the country that Russell Har
rison's father Is a great man , and that It
Is he and not Blaine that has given us this
"splendid sdnlntatrallon" so justly ptslted
by Foraker. According to Frank .flu's
AVtrf,T, Blaine simply amounts to
nothing. Here Is a mere amanuensua tor
tbe little gentleman In the White House,
who attends to everything himself, Includ
ing the foreign relations as well as the fi
nancial policy. In short,' Blaine is not In
It. All of which Is calculated still further
to enoursge kindly feeding In the party. 1
"In Cod we trust" first appeared on the
copper two-cent Issue of iS.snd Is the first
use of the word God In any government act.
This sentence was Introduced by James
Pollock, an ex-governor of Pencsylvanla,
director of the mint, with the approval of
S P Chase, then secretary of the treasury.
It appeared on the 1S66 Issue of the double-
esgle, half. eagle, silver dollar, "half dollar
and nickel five-cent pleee. In lieu of the
long-existing motto of B Plmribm Union,
a the trade-dollar Issue (1S73) both
mottoes were retained, "In God we trust"
appearing on the obverse.
According to the New York Sw Mr Mills
of Tcxss is not a tariff reformer, but a free
trader, and the same organ says that be was
around oa tbe stump last fall burling the dem
ocratic party when be ought to hsve been in
bis seat at Washington. The people ol tbis
section will remember having besrd such talk
aa thia during tbe campaign last fall, coupled
with the prophecy thst Mills would be de
feated by tbe wool groters of his diatric,
Yet there was a vtctoty sll slong the line in
the states ol tbe northwest where Mr Mills
was saiil by tbe iSti to have been injuring tbe
democratic party. Let the Sun stick to its
republicsa mssteis. Democrats have no ute
for the sheet.
KKKPI'ACR.
Unless th're is another stste edsiitted into
the Union between now and tbe presidential
election in lsox. the next electoral college will
consist of aao members, of whom an will be
tbe majority necessary for an election Stales
man.
The republicans in tbe lsst congress created
iltle pocket boroughs.(such as Idaho, and
Wyoming) so fsst that our esteemed cotempo'
rsry, the Statesman was not able to keep psce
witb the rspidly enacted process, bence it ts not
s nutter of wonder that it should omit to count
at least a score of elector. Try it again.
BOYS OS THE FA KM.
The decadence of farming of late years
Is large! due to the undeniable fact that
city life has offered greater attractions as
well as creater profits to the young. While
It Is true that farming does not now re.
quire so severe and unremitting toil as
formetly, can It be said that young people
on the farm have been encouraged to find
their pleasures and relaxation at home?
This Is the only way to make farm life at
tractive to the average young man. If on
each holiday he goes to the city, it will
naturally soon seem to him that ctty life
Is a holiday, while life on the farm is one
of unceasing drudgery. It often happens
that city bovs kept at work in stores, and
only allowed to go Into the country for
vacation, see only the holiday side of farm
life, and acquire a love for it that those
brought up on the farm do not often share
Why do not farmers take a hint from these
facts, and make as much holiday as possl
ble for their t.ons at home? It Is time that
the old rule, which made the boy hoe his
row and run for water, while the men
rested, was superseded bya practice which
would give boys the easiest tasks, and the
Utile luvpstments that gave largest profits
as the best means to Interest them In farm
ing and make thia the occupation of their
lives.
rfy
AftWAKilr.lt,
Our neighbor, the HeraM, evidently bas
a new editor, It published a long editorial
on the tariff question taking as a text
squib from the Democrat In the shape of
a joke about th grip, seasoned somewhat
with s little extract of tariff reform.' Bu
It was to the lltrnld a t!iC notorious red
rsg lo a masculine bovine quadruped
Here Is what it lus lo say after quoth-gou
little grip joket
The Impreaskm conveyed In this extract
Is that the price of woolen aont has ad
vanced, by reason of the McKlnliy biil,ioo
per cent, or to such an extent that the
poorer people find It utterly Impossible to
buy and use -them. This I an absolute
snd malicious prevarication, and the proof
ci Hist luct lies wlinin too reach cf ev rry
individual who will U,ke the trouble to
Inquire Into the matter.
It Is highly propable that thli astute
new" editor of the lhruld U the only roan
In all the thousands who read our grip
squib that received the fmprcsrion that the
Democrat meant to say thst Woolen g-jods
hd advanced by reason f thu MtK'n'ey
bill ioo per cent A real genutne tariff
reformer "does nut care whether school
keeps or not," lint Is he cares nothing
about the edicts or about winning elec
tions except in so far as they contribute to
the promotion of such a lar'fl reform a
will reduce duties to a revenue basis
uence a tarui rcioimer always swings a
free lance. But the average repubitcsn
protectionist hss no teal motive in pro
moting the scheme of protectionism ex
cept that of promoting his chances of win
ning elections and securing the office. It
is thertfote amusing to see a republican
protectionist attempting to defend hi pro
tection policy. They uniformly leave out
one or more facts, which, if given a place
In the argument, would destroy their own
argument, As an exsmple: The "new"
editor quotes a bushiest man as ssylng that
wcolen goods loth foreign and domestic
have not advanced a single nkkte In rrlce
since the passage of the McKlulcy bill.
Does this mean that increasing the duty
on foreign goods will not Increase the
prke of foreign good to the American
consumer ? Such an allegation ts absurd.
No sensible. Intelligent business man will
mskc It. It woutd be just as sensible to
say thst doubling freight oa goods would
not Incieaae the prke to the eonsjmec But
if the duty on foreign goods does not In
crease the price of such good to '.'te Amer
ican consfmer, then there Is nothing i.i
protection. There l, there can be, but one
object in a protective tariff, that I to com
pet the foreign manufacturer to keep out
,f American markets by making hi gocds
cost him so much to cet them Into our
markets, that he cannot sell them in rcra-
pctliion at a profit with American goods.
or at least to compel him to advance hi
prices to such a point that his competition
In the market will not prove hurtful to the
American manufacturer. Out It is highly
propable that woolen goods are no higher
now than prior to the pasture t f the Mc -Klnley
bill and for a very good reason:
Every Intelligent, wide awake, business
man kr.ows that prior to the passsge of the
McKlt.ley bill, and at the time when it be
came reasonably certain that tbe bti:
would pass, Importers in lines of goods up
on which the duties were Increased by the
McKlnlcy bill, more than doubled their
orders for foreign good in order that they
might be admitted to our customs houses
before the higher duties came into force.
As the duties on all lines of woolen gods
were Increased by the. McKlnlcy bill (the
increase being from an average of 6S to 91
per cent) Importers in thee lints more
than doubted their Import ttions and to
such an extent has the market for woolen
goods been flooded with these Importations
upon which the lower duties wcie paid,
and Influenced to such an extent by the
hard times and close money" that has
prevailed in most parts of the country
since mid winter, that we could only ex
pect low prices for woolen goods. But it
an man, whether business or otherwise,
will ssy that woolen clothe can be im
ported into the American markets, since
the passage of the McKlnley bill, and sold
as chesply and for the same profit as they
were before its pastae, then we csn only
express our sorrow for one so dul:. The
Impression conveyed by the Herald article
Is that woolen goods can be Imported and
sold as cheaply In the American markets
since the passage of the McKlnley bill as
bcfoioits passage. "This Is an absolute
and malicious prevarication and the proof
of that fact lies within the reach ol every
individual who will take the trouble" to
Investigate the following arithmetical
nrobiem: An Importer purchase! a suit
of woolen Clothes weighing eight pound
In Msnchester, England, just before the
passage ofthe McKlnley bill, for which he
paid $10 and a similar suit, since the Mc
Klnley bill went Into effect. Supposing
freight, Insurance, etc, to be the same in
each cac, what wilt be the difference In
the prU.es of these suits to the American
consumer? Under the old law the duty
was forty cents per pound and 35 per eenl
ad valorem, hence the total duty under
the old law was $6.70. Under the Mc
Klnley law the duty Is 49JS cents per
pound and 60 per cent ad valorem, hence
the total duty on the suit under the Mc
Klnley law is $9.96 or an Increase "of $3-6
So that the American consumer who buys
the above suit of foreign made clothing
will have to pay, (allowing $1 for freight
Insurance, etc., and 25 per cent profit,
S4.08 more under the McKlnley law than
under the old law.
THE ENTERING WKDUR.
That McKlnle protectionism lsthecn
terlng wedge thst will ultimately cleave
the republican party lit twain Is foreshad
owed by "such expressions as the following
from the Chicago Tnbant, the leading re
publican paper in the west:
Reciprocity and an American marine
are what are needed to "revive and extend
American commerce." President Harri
son sees it. and he has become an ardent
1 uncompromising supparter of Mr Blaine 1
policies on these subjects, tie nas.ee
loose from Chinese Wall McKlnlevism
which recognizes the home market only
and tells the American farmer and manu
facturer that they must conrine themselves
te that though it deprives them of a chance
of disposing on good terms of price re
dnclncr surpluses. The president and M
Blaine are working in pei fectlna harmony
That they are doing so disgusts the dis
credited chumps of last November, but it
Is the salvation of the republican party,
which those chumps came so near ever
lastingly wrecking.
. , . . g ..- 1 , .,
It is resrted that the malodorous ex-
Senator Spencer of Alabama owns a silver
mine and may yet own another leg'siaturt
re
and a 6enator6hlp.
with open arms
He will be
welcomed
Ihe Dudleys
and the
i Quays.
NT() 42
wsavr a-c
RAW AS BEEF-STEAK
Baby's Fearful Suffering from Skin
aiswue covering Entire Body
Cured by Cuticura.
My baly waa taken vi
token very rtk when he ri tJire
twill .f the home doctors, an-1 thc
' far him. Then we it for 11..
ni-iui. ot,i, snd Iq 1
Wo employed both
en.tl I .1 .....1.1 .
L... 1 . 'r nim. Then w not tot tt,.
bwt d?tr In iiatoa IWpla. Mir., ej I hd.
"S. vm-a bin for, tc
wew, ana tta y,t
-"' u tne trine;
Slid then I tnnk til. .
Ji:km, to e,UB
K kin aisosws, a4
then b rt or t,,.
ever. Then I toldrny
" ewnei, IM'ltel
trf the CtTicua
IlKsTKOISS any way;
nm nay any KJ,
they would no , j
0OU4, tin tin leeu,.r.
w u, :,-"b7w nr";
1 .1' .11 . t"'1"J' There ,, . eb
s.i w ii!., Ik Jy, !, .nil liead.only ,ftd
l J . I it wli .( w Uf.yM bwf.wta.K. Ho pr,
ii'-t was n..t urn tliins- bnt Ifmx, ad an wuaa L,
SVMi.l rli niUtr h md n,r t..,t "
, i'lUSiC WAlUiavn', r.a3id,Mu..
Cuticura Resolvent
fli nw bjw and Skin Prlfl-."..
il i.a.ir liiiiB.li,M, cicaiMwa Um blwxl of all imi,i-l
, "..J," 0?:," Nt, and thu ronovj,
V.',';'' 'Wfa4, the rrrt akin rnre, -,.
eh a
tik
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7 a,o, wU.-u tbs twa ybyOOaut Uii
M.'riti , , i . ...
R.j I W. rna, CtrnmiA, Me.; Sn.,
, UK'Lvav. 1. I'riare4 byth. l-mM
-. 1 Aao ( iissi. At CjHe.ittsTi.;, BoeWw.
- U.4 fur Ikiw to Cure li&od Kueaer "
H U 1' Q f Ka, un "P m rifled and
baaotiCed
bsolutsly pun.
RKSUSSATIC PA!?.S
to oil mlnutnlhCnrirura An t
raiak lla..-r retires rhinatia a-i
h f, ki lttey, t'.il en I r-.KuU
a .1 tJ-nUuaa, J'.ln., 2i.
Embracing all the
V J jys. .fif
,...,-,, eynry mpruum OI
. in i u t jily, jlfniljr, a:id hMchy akln.scil',.
uia,m, from IrtmfiU ta
Sv M is Sow taiildo.
Dress
Iioth in WOOLEN and WASH FABRIC".
-To The Ladies,-
Make a Specialty of Ladies Underwear, in Knit
IiinnED and Muslin. My Prices aro tie LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. Am sola I gent
for the Celebrated
Y,
. S.'E. HOSIERY,
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
fast, and Free from Poison
: To The Men:
Call and Look at My values in ,
Finishing -:- Goods,
I hate ts Large Stock at tbe Lowest
1 cat rj a
ill line of tbe wor'J-renowed BROADIIEAD gnda, unexcelled
Gui9b. Large stock of Embroideries aod FujrjJfcixcs. Oal
eed that Albany iw the beat trading point in Oregon.
for wear at
and be cot
220
2:23 1-2
Coal Black, tvllh small start tcood slset Is faultless In Breeding
Conformation
Ills breeding I the acmn of early and extreme speed,
years ; uoqueta, :! .1), at two ; can, and Saakine
Jr, S:7, to Uirce sUsigUt beat.
81ml br Altahoxt. waeon record. S:W ; aire oft
host of other coll trotters.
a:. aaa seven otoer neno.-mers, ends
AlrAHOHT bv Atnnvr. that haa over three hundred
deepen,! iints in tbe t;H list, Including Bsu. Uahlln
auu etSTIHB, uouoie,
Del Sorte'a dam la Tscoaao by SraaDKM. Caa -
I1EL KORTK waa td bv Jav Beach, at
season uf lbul at Trite Bros (table, Albany Friday
uuics nuri4tea4t il oilcan.
rerms Season,
'.' O J3 (O 0 S Ss 19..-
. BECOU0 S;29 34e -
SIEE O IP DELOO, 2:29 1-2.
ON ECO I standard by
all rule, and waa
trotter at every aye.
He it the only horse in
tho Northwest to Sll
the requirement of
tho triilo teat of Pedi
gree, Performance and
i'rtijfeuy, except hit
ire, Aiumnnt, and hi
rereived vlia crown
two year younger.
He will be kept th
coming season at homo
Meniiays and Tuesila.r
at Alhanv bttiudaja.
Independence Wednes.
days, Bslem Thursda
and Friday, and ai
lowed to serve mart
t tiO, to IiiBure.
MoKNIGUT BROS .
- PATB0HIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.-
M& MERCHAHTS INSURANCE CO.,
Albany, Oregon. v
W F READ, President. JO WRTTSMA.N Secratary.
; - j Ii COWAN, Treasurer. Geo F SIMPSON, Vice President. '
MSBOTORa-"- ; :
I It Cowan, Geo F Simpson, (V F Read, Er L Fo'ey, M Sternbe g, J W Burnett,
J K Weatherford, R S Strahan, i v Wrltsnaaii.
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London. Eag. Guardian, London, Eng. Mat
Chester, Maccbestr-r. Epgiand. Caledonian, . i .
' . Kuiaburg. Scot:and. Wesobeater,
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t.Ai,I Uvlll
Entered at tbe Post om at Albany, Or
cgon, as second c-'axa mail matter.
The Women's Temperance rcbllsMiig
Assoeiatiop.
Ker mi bam) ami for sale s fat! line of Hippiim fW
. nwsere, nieiuointf rxwlts, LMlleM,
Klo., suitable for eyery .r,ase of Uosiiel
Tsmeranca Wurk. fubluhm
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, cmo snora to ilium
thi valuable paper. I'hlCK-l OOper year
In advance. Its ermtrtluUrrs are sbhoik w.e
beat writers Is both besuispbere.
The OAK AND IVY LEAF,
S a paorr for Yrnir.e Pen, le, nnaeend for 11 Mir
pje, ruicav-z cents per soar.
The YOUNG CRUSADER,
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A fall corps of Ijastrueiorn,
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SCl&!BD!AL AH3 NOHHAL
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latest Novelties in
Goods
Prices ever ottered iw tbe Valley.
3-4
2:30.
ana Action.
as proved by his fu'l sisters Beulah. i:47, at two
a reourd af X:30 last July, defeaung WannibaJ
sti'S X. ClAT, Jr JS, (sire of Dcsaxoo, 8 S3 and
Uaasv Clv, t:23J ) SereiiUon of hi daughters haye
produced nineteen X:S0 perfnnuers. ineluiline klaa
skiko Bar, t:H, who sired the dam of Arret, i.lS at
S years; ALLtamx, J 1 ly at four years, two of the
faateet ataUion In the aurld of their age.
Tsoobah. dam by Bejaxon, sire of the dam
I of K ute Wines, sir of Ouvaa SI , 2;1CJ.
Vancouver. Wash. Foaled in 1888. AST Will make the
and Saturday ; the rest of th time st our farm, thr
ttS05 Insurance, 30.
BARKOWS BROS.
ALTAGO. S20, three
year old record 2:13,
ton of Altamont, S.SS
. and ataggie Arnold
J:S5, wU. be kept at
Corvall'u .Mondays and
Tuosds) and th rast
of the week ,athome.
Termi, $35 to insure,
due when nwe 1
knows to be with
or removed from th
country.
Will be glad to show
; stock any day except
Sunday,
McKNIOUT BU03
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