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Music - Dealers,
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F. MILLER lTrar..,rM':
J Tl A TIT? II F,f fCelebraUd foi It, brilliancy,
Ii-Ui!ili Ck, tU. I finUh and durability.
VOSE & SON TKS?mrrlcy V":
rlce and EatbnfT n.aie Prr Orgitaa, Galtra, Vlollaa aal
Mmall laallmeola a Specialty.
Agent fr tba New Horn. Kid Hdg B. andofhar Hewing MaohliA
Ku; pile, for all kii.da ol baw'n.; Machli ea. W(nardour
cuatoiner Interest, and goaran aatlafaction,
Wa U tmrrj m Tall aMartaral af ! aa4 ! 1Mb.' '
Cor. Second and Ferry sts., (s'nd for catalogue.) Albany, Or.
PATR0NIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
IE FARMERS & MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
Albany, Oregoa.
W F READ, Prild..l. J O.WRtTSMAN 8ecitarr.
J l COWAN, Treasurer. Geo P 8IMPSON, Vice Prealdant.
DiaaoTOR -
J L Cowan, Geo FRimpacn, tV F Raad, Ir L FoTey. M Sternberg.' J W Burnett.
JK eaihertord, K 8 Strahan. J U WriUman.
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Cakland itome Inaoranca Co, Oakland. Cat. Tradara, CUeago.III.
Amoriran, Philadelphia, ra. Phoenix, London, England,
Norwich Union, London, Eng London fc Lancbaftair,
JOD(lin, Kag. Uu.rdian, London, Eng. Man
cha.iar, MDcUetr. atngtand. Caledonian,
KJIjburg. Scotland. Weacfaeaier,
' New York.
-ONLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE IN ALBANY. -
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LEADING DRUGGIST
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DRUGS. EVIEDIGiriES STATIOEIARY&C
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and use LESS WATER
Writ far oar Naw niaatra,U4 Catalogs of 1891.
THE LEFFEL YATER WHEEL& ENGINE CO. SPRINGFIELD, 0- U.S.A.
The New York
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VOL XXVI.
Conrad Meverj
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U. .T.ry rwpNt. Th pnblio will U
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-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
irterial Embalming Dona Seieutil
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G. B. R. Store
Thvor Shoes.
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t.OOAt. UEOOHD.
Faxiuar Nami. The following (rom
the Spectator, an American Weekly Ro-
view of Insurance, wilt be read with In
tereei by loin of our cittxena, the Nelll
mentioned belitg J It Neil, formerly of
thin city, the Raymond being a brother
of W It Raymond :. A new brokerage
firm baa appeared in Chieaitn, atylod
Neil!, Haymond & Co.. and from the
printed circular one la led to believe that
the lurplua line queetinn haiat last been
olved and a boon to underwriter! grant
ed. "We are the general agvnta for aev
eral first claaa inauranccompaniea,"the
circular rtad,"and are prepared to inane
noliciea for any reanimi amount on
hort notice, regartlleaa of location or ile
gree of haxan), and we are allowed the
privilege of fixing eui-h ratra aa may in
our judgment ace in adequate." Two of
the aforvaaid 0rt-laa (?) com pan lea
are mutual i, the Tortland Union Indem
nity Aaraclation and theTremont Mutual
Fir of Ti-emont.O. Mr Nelll of the firm
la preaident of the Portland and Mr Ray
moud la accretary. J 1 Llderktn (who
wa formerly general Eaalern agent of
I Farmer and Merchant of AHany)
I till out the completement of the firm."
MiaxKr-KEaaxTtMa Tuisua. "Will Uie
omnlcient brother who penned the wheat
itera ln the THuocukT, be kind enough
to tell hi reader that "the commerria
euiior oi uie iiarrtauurg courier" waa
correct when he atated that Mar A fW
dera aold SUOO buahela of wheat at tl a
"".'in, ana inai me oneuouar.wuicn I
t l. - I I iL.l .1 . .1 t
the way, a tew cent more than ha
l... I a f . Ait . .
wrcn ,v"" ,n7 on? loany mi
v""""""" prn- aiu touiein nere. '
Harriaburg Courier.
The lollowina from a Ha rrisbur cor
respondent, absolute iv reliable.wi 11 ahow
that the D!iocRAT knew what It was
talking about: "The amount paid for
the wheat of Mav A Sender wa on
dollar and I. o. b, the boat, wa
oouKiii dt r lacner. oi corvaia. wbo aaid
it waa not really worth It, bat he would
pay it rather than cnt off any of hi e-
tabiihed trade. Wa would call that
price 02c net, not more. No merchant
ti a niil a dollar a bushel (or wheat hera.
I write you thia becaua I don't believe
in a town eeliina out mirDreentatian
just to appear "big." Odd and end of
wheat are coming in here at 00c."
UK ST A W
CovMUtccxKXT Wkkk. Following ta
the program for commencemen t week of
the Albany Collegiate Institute
Sabbath, Jan 7th. Annual Sermon.
at no clock a.m. Addre to oun
...... r ...
peopie, 7 o'clock p m, by lie li
Uwynne, D I, of 8Iem.
Monday, Jnne 8th. Undenrradaate
enieriainment, at o o'clock p in.
Tuesday. June 0th. Lecture at
o'clock t. m., "Invisible Force,"by Hon
Oeo II Williama, of Portland.
Wednesday. Jane 10th. Commenca-
ment Oration, at 10:30 am. Alumni
reception, at College building.at 8 o'clock
P m.
The sraduatee. Carlton Rax. Pn
Yonna and Richmond Wheeler will earh
I aeiiver an oration, and the raledictory
win u prononnceu vj canto n &ox.
Mikimo n Obiook. Say a Iat n!sht
Portland Telegram: 'There ia erery
in lication that tliere will be very con-
ideration excitement and activity In
the Hantiam. Catannnia ami Itlna Klv.p
I district thia u miner. All those inter.
eated are making preparation for activ e
wora aunng me summer, while minin g
clvna, pecaiaora, and investor irora
Pan Francisco, Neva, Colorado, and else
where, with and without capital, are
alreadr appearing at Albany. Entrena
and Brownsville, studying the situation
and prospect. Home are very talkative,
rbiie other, known to have amole
means for large investment, are quiet
nut observant."
Rival Town. Dt Clarke puWicly
aid to the audience at the opera bona e
on hut Monday night at the performance
given by Georgia Reed' Comedy Co.,
'They asked me atCorvallia whether it
would pay me to atop at that little town
of Independence. I want to aay that we
are better patronized here than there,
and your people ahow a better apprecia
tion of our entertainment." We alwaya
ay that Independence 1 the beet town
of it aiae on the West Hide, and tboae
word partly prove 1L Liberatl did $177
wona oi nuaine at corvams, ZU3 at
Independence lat year, and $114 at Mc
Minnviiie. Koce A Lansing did $102 at
McMinnville last year and $132 at Inde
pendence; we do not know the figure at
Corvallia. Good troopea alwave get
good bouaea in thia town. W eat Side.
A PacvLiAa 'ArcmawT. On Tuesday
of thia week a party of men corralled a
wild .talllon at Powell buttes, and when
one of the part attempted to catch the
animal ny throwing a rope on him. he
made a deiperale break for llbeity by
trylug to jump over the fence that sur
rounded the enclosure. The corral !
made of logs and I nearly or quite eight
feet high. Uncle Jim Vanderpool waa
sitting on the topmost log In the panel
which tne horse tried to jump. This log
wa knocked off the fence and Uncle Jim
with It. ' ln the fall he received a blow
sbdut the head that "knocked Mm sense
less for a tlm;but, fortunately, his hurt
was not a serious one, and he soon ral
lied. The horse fell .over the fence on
the outside, back down. Into a lire that
wa belns ued to heat branding? Irons.
and wa severely burned Prlnerli'.e
News. s.
Mibttxo gov BaiACER. Mr Terry,
representing Lewie A Drvden. of Port
land, who ia in the city xleliverinz" Albany
IlluBtrated,"ia meeting with some knotty
problems, caused by the tric-s of B v
Conrad, who got np the work. Conrad
aold out to Lewis Si Dryden. Ono of the
contract presented in Albany waa signed
Dy b & xoung ior $7a worth ol pamptt
lets. Mr Youna states that it ise lorzerv
He only ordered $15 worth. Some othera
are refusing to receive the pamphlet ac
cording to the contract presented. The
book, so far as Lewis A Dryden are con
cerned,ia a good job.
More About Him. Homer G HarrU,
who w killed by the car ner Marlon
luesaay evening, worked In J 11 Settle
mler' nursery neer Wood burn for a few
day. and left that place on the "blind
baggage," or the truck, of last Tuesday
evening's train. This wa the . train that
stopped at the Marlon woodpile,and which
killed young Harris, ills people at Mc
Minnville are highly respected. States
man. If this I true It will prove tat the
man killed wa not the one who escaped
irom me Albany omcer.
Prof C B Leatherman, formerly princi
pal of the Athena public school, has been
engaged as principal of the Weston school
for the coming term. Prof Leatherman
hss commenced suit against the Athena
directors- for the recovery of two months
salary, school having been dismissed at
the end of seven months by the directors,
on account of a measle epidemic. He was
engage! to teach for the full term, and
therefore thinks the two months' salary is
due him, especially as the people gener
ally desired the school to continue. Pen
dleton E, O.
It takes mote men to run the passenger
train on the S P road In -California than
formerly, a new employe styled the 'trin
ticket agent" having been added to the
crew. His business Is to relieve the con
ductor of all business connected with the
collection of tickets and money for fares,
leaving the conductor nothing to do but to
look after the running of the train. One
of the objects Is to prevent "leakage.' :
A Stolbh iioksb. The email cayuse
stallion recently stolen from J IPhillipi
of Coburjr, was found a few nights eeo
, in the pasture of J W Pugh, at Oakville,
where the tniet had turned him loose.
$25 reward had been offered for his recovery.
ALBANY,
Tub Man Rum Ovkr. ft l now defln
ately learned that the man killed was the
ai-yearold son ef Hon VVyatt Harris, of
McMinnville, recorder of Yamhlllcouniv
III name was Homer ti. J A RoUn, the
Salem undertaken, went tin venterday
and embalmed the mutilated body and
placed it Id a collin, and Frud L Harris,
his brother, look charge of It and started
at once for McMinnville, pnttlng throiih
.Salem at a little psst it o'clock this
(Thursday) morning.
Homer had $9 on h i prison when
found. 1IU people are heait-broken
The coroner's jury, empaneled by
coroner fcon, lounu a veruwi m voiii.
ant with the above facts, lUnl.' head
feet and right arm were severed fioin l he
body, and the bowels and breiut horribly
mul tllnled. isiatcumsn.
Thouch a pair of shoe were luinul on
the track near the body oi Hurr!, hi feet
were not mutilated and It l (troboble ihey
had not been worn hr him. lie wan
about the ge of the man woo escaped
irom the Ai'.iany omcer and annarentlv
oi tne same sue, and it is provable was
the same man. He had plenty of time to
get to me place wnera no was allied.
A Family UATiicaitiu. Tho following
account of a family gathering at Island
City, In Kastern Oregon, will be of in
terest to many in Linn county, where
several of the parties named are well
known. For many years it has been the
custom oi the tfatrd family to noi.t an
annual reunion, which this year wa
done at the residence of William 0
Itaird, Island City, May 20, and an event
long- to t remembered by all present.
Mr Halrd ia 77 years old, and first crowd
the plains In IS-ltl, and again in l!U. " In
all he ha crossed tlflepu time. He is
yet hale and hearty, and boasts o( his
niarkinanship. On this occasion he en.
tered into the port of targnt shooting
with the lxys present and rameout with
the blue ribbon- Tlu.se ol the family
nreaent were W C Itaird and wife, Mr
) A IUnderon, of Mayville ; K liaird, of
Seattle; Mrs W M lUnkcly, of Pendle
ton j Mr I D Titus, of Tacoma ; Mr au '.
Mrs O It IHirbin, of Antelope, and their
son Fred, ha being the only grandchild
J resent, lloghie Leas tire, son of J C
e as ti re, of Pendleton, be hut a great
grandaon, represented the fourth gener
ation. Mr Mel vin lkw man, nephew of
Mr ltalrd, of Illinois, was also present.
Bcio. K W Achenon, proprietor of
marble works at Albany, w aa in the city
on Monday. He has just completed
erecting tao handsome monument for
tne graves of the late Mrs I A Munker
and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wni
Brenner, to the satisfaction of alt con
cerned.
Edwin Strauser. who ia an emnlove In
Rodman's saw-mill, 1 miles from Hclo,
waa so unfortunate on Monday evening
aa to slip when passing near the saw,
and felt so that one of his hand came
in contact w tin it, also ins breast vi
so near the saw that his shirt wa cut
and torn by it. A it was some o! his
fingers were cut to the bone.
Bcio will celebrate the 4th of Jnlv.
Finance committee. T L Lhnrirer. J It
Uill and Green Coney: comtnittee of
general arrangements, O 8 May, K Hib
ler.RHhelton.SM Daniel, U M IXsvaney,
Ki o iiarntaii aua j aiorrt. i ress,
M Tbitk i Poi'HbATa. Our
citizens should remember that Mr Frank
Trites Is poundmaiter of Albany, to
whom all complaints should be made.
The marshal wiahes it dUUnctly un
derstood that he has nothing to do with
raycos. horses, hoir. etc, a fact he
can testify to fiom experience $J worth
nt boy instead o driving the bovine
fo pasture, Bo'nir Gshina on the banks of
the beaatiful V ilhtmeite. while the cow
roamed directly into the poundmaiter
clutches.
Pirxcrrox'a Clam Day. Mr J W
Propst has shown the Pemockat an ele
gantly gotten up Invitation to the class
day exerciser! Princeton Collcge.whicb
occur on June 6th, at which time hi son
Frank will receive his diploma. The
President of the claaa is Edgar Allen Poe,
a descendant of tho celebrated poet, and
among the graduatee are sons of Dr Ag
new and Charles A Dana, of New York.
Frank has been ill for some time and
hence was not included in the protcram
for claae da. He ia now improving and
will be home about the 20th of June.
Rich Showino.- Ktwsfrom the mine
U very encouraging aiiJ many are fitting
on i to go Irom Brownsville, l he follow.
In: ia iust received In that cttv aa the re.
suit of fire milting te.ts made in Tacoma
irom the Tacoma company s mines In the
Csllpoola and Bine iver districts: First
8.ai. second S6.J1. third Sivio, fourth
f68, Dfth $3o per ton in gold and silver,
principally gold. This company Is run
ning a tunnel In Treasure Mil, on Its ledge,
and the last ore came from the face of the
tnnncl 160 feet from the mouth, so It
shows conclusively that the ore Improves
fsst as depth I attained.
Tut Max AaasiiTKD by Marshal Hoff
man and posse in the bnahea near Al
bany, on being examined before the
Justice at Salem.gave bis name as Thom
as Manley. The Journal says that beside
the locket ol Air Whitney. Air tMer, ins
partner, could identify a Mexicar foliar
and a Canadian quarter found on the
prisoner. Man'.ey offered the "M0 to
Judge Pratt to defend him; but Whit
ney, tlder a Co claim the lucre.
Opal Samuel King, of Stay ton, I In
the city, with samples of precious fire
opals, that have been discovered m Mor
row county, reierson uuue, wnere Mr
King and family nave a large tract oi land
on which these mine are located. Mr
King U meeting wl'h considerable en
couragement from Salem capitalist to
corral this property.-Journal.
A Tiiian Mam. 1 he man arrested for
the Stayton burglary, now at the jail,
says there was a third man in the camp
at tne time oi the ram made - by the
Albany police, lie had just eone away
for a few minute when he was arrested,
and hence escaped, ibis Is doubted
Bio Strawberries, Mr Wm Peacock
today presented the Democrat with
full' box of strawberries of the sharpies
variety. Though rounded up, there were
only fifteen berries in the box. Hows
that for big.
A tare csr for the whisky habit: Dv
LiviDcston's Aotidote for Urunl ennes wiB
ur aey of the liquor oabit in from tea
to thirty days, from th rro derate driuker te
in draokara. lb Aotidot on t tva
in i of eoffe withnat th kn&wleage f-f
the prsoa takiag it. Tb antidote wiiiaot
iajar tks healtn in any way. Msnnfaott-rca
Ly tb Livingston Chemical Co., Portlaad,
Oregoa cr froa J A Camming, sols sgsat
Albany, .
Whereto (Jet Them. When wanting
an organ or plana' call on G L Blackman
whs you can select from a first class
tota.
BcllabI aad always lb .
Prsndreth'saills sr th oldest, safest sod
best bl od purifier and purgative knows,
Tbey ars purely vegetable, therefor harm
loss. They ar alwas the m And always
produe tba asms effect. Other purgatives
require increased doses snd dually oeas sct
ing altogether. A eonra of one or two of
Brandretb' pill taken each night is a posi
tive cat for constipstion, headach snd all
bilious disorders. If you cant tak them
plain get them sugar coated ,
Remember Paialey & Smiley, Print jr
Just arrived a
Areas, men's and
Simpson's, which
prices.
full line of ladies, obil
py's foot wear st O W
will be sold at bottom
In the Sphino. A tine line of Blazer
Jackets for spring wear, in many designs,
jnst received by G W Bimpson.
Also a large stock of ttie popular self
pening corsets.
OR KG ON, FRIDAY, JUNE o, 1891.
aOtlAL A rtnarjaAL,
TUVUKDAY.
John laoin, Jr went to Portland Unlay.
W C Peterson of Lebanon, la in the
city.
Rev 8 E Memlnger Is In Salem on a
vl.lt hh Capital Mends,
P.urns nro,'of Mill City, the battery
for the Linns arrived In Albany last
night.
Mr J 0 Writanmn, of the Farmers A
Merchant In I'o, hft this noon on a
busitiess trip to 1'ortTownsend.
W D Me.auvey, thu photographer, of
Lebanon, and MUt Ma,ti, recently ul
Tennrce,come to AlHsny Ihl forenoon,
sr.d were to be untied In marrlaue this
Afternoon.
Mr John McChemey hsaieturned from
the .Santlam mine with some elegant
spt'ctmen ol free gold ore. 1 nere will
be some rich return in the near future.
Are you In It. ,
Mr Fred (ioet. of Portland. Is in the
city on his way home from an extended
trip to Coos county. Northern California.
ana tie hardly knows where, looking
after bargains in timber land claims.
A historical sketch of the (iranite f
Oregon in the Oregonlan, contains the
following: Hon HA Irvine, the sturdy
unit county irramrer. lias always been
active In the furtherance of the good of
the order.
Mrs W M Harbour left Lebanon today.
with the embalmed body of hei muri'ered
hubnd, for their former home In Canada.
N Hi Ra'clelnch ha been nnolnted ad-
mlnl.irstor of the estate of Its t boor. A
the 1,-ave It Is learned for certain that
the murderera oi her husband have been
raptured and were taken to Portland to
day from Unite. Mon. One ef them
claiming a rela.loni.hlp, he was duped In
tne aiuir, ar,d kt.icd Mr a watch, diamond
nig ana Kim money.
rttitiAV,
J N Duncan has returned from a trln to
Pilnellle.
F M Mlllri ha been appointed Post
master at Lebanon.
W A McfJee ia on the stieet. after
being ill for some time.
DrJVnafT, recently of Shedd )
located at Alhina, having changed his
minu in reference to rroane rails.
Aaa Simmons, aged 63 and Mamie
Foster, aitcd 20, were married at Salem
on May 27. Kimmona la well off.
Grand Chancellor A A Cleveland, of
tho K of P of Oregon was In Albany last
evening and paid the Albany lodge an
official visit.
Mi Jel Lhigren, of Albany, cam
up today to Salem where she will vUll
whh Mr and Mra W If Lee fm a few
day., s:cm Journal.
Shcriff-CroUen, of Ralem, csroe to Al
bany last night and O' morning returned
home with ih Stayton burglar, who re
fuse to give hi name.
Dr I N Smith. Jr. and C S Smith, of
uakvuie, and Prjayne, of lheld, were
in the city today, and the Dehocr.t
ecknowh-dge a call. Dr Jayoe, recently
of Iowa, ha juat located in Shedd, and
cornea here well recommended.
A letter written by MUa Llude McNeil
formerly of this city, in Llbeila, Alrlca.on
March y wa received In Albany today
by Mr N II. Allen, alter being nearly two
montnton me road. Ml McNeil hss
been In Africa nearly four years, where
she ia trusted and honored. She has en-
Other year to remain, when the time of her
enlistment In the work will be up, and the
win pronamy return to Albany.
SATvaruY.
Slate Printer I'.aker has returned from
trip to the Sandwich Islands.
M E Pyne, of Bolte CUv, arrived In
Albany this noon, on a short vKlt.
W C Peterson, of Iehanon. went to
Wood burn today after hi wife and baby
Mr Ikellymsn, the well known San
Francisco cluthir.it merchant, I In the
city.
Hale IWkensto and wife came over
from Dallaa thia morning to attend the
decoration exercise.
Hon George Waaironer and Prof B L
Arnold, two of Corvallia well known
capitalists, were ln the city today.
Hen T K Cauthorn, of CorvaltU ha
returned frcm California, and I now In
Portland. He I not expected to live.
Senator J II Mitchell will nasathroueh
Albany for Portland In a few days, lin
ger Herman rtturtird by way of Portland.
Mr Freerksen arrived In the cliv from
the Eat a few days ago, and I visiting
wun ins Drome rs testdmg nesr Albany
now among our most thrifty Urmer.
Bishop Fowler, one cf the brightest men
in the M E church, Is in the Northwest
He should be induced to come to Albany
and deliver his lecture on "Great Deeds
of Great men." , -
Hon II It Gilfxv spent last niitht in
Albany. No man who has ever gone to
Washington from Oregon has a warmer
place in the hearts of the neonle. The
manner in which Mr Gilfry retains his
position regardless of political chanitea
show his efficiency as a public orhcer,as
well as his popularity.
Hon R A Irvine and wife. Hon S A
Dawson and wife, Mis A J Olln, John II
Scotland wife, and W J McMteken and
wife arrived home last evening from a
meeting of the state grang at llllUboro.
They report a successful gathering. 86
deleirate took the sixth Jesree In the
lodge.
wasttu r)"itiio.
9, M. French kps railroad tim.
Itew cream ohoasa just leouived at Coarad
Meyers. " .
Smoke th oeUhrated Hrsns filled 5 ent
cigar at Julias Joseph.
Alarms stack of wall paper, with late de
signs, at Fortmiller t Irving', just received.
Have yon seen tho parlor suits that T
Brink: has just received t They are nice.
Great r luotioa ntnmN furnishing go id
for th next 39 day at W F Road's.
J W Bentley. best boot and shoe makerpn
oity, three doors north of Democrat ofRo.
Wasnlng, COe a dnaen, mending for men
fre,at Mrs Kings, just cast of tb Demoosat
offie.
I Will & Stark hv just received a Urge
and sloRsnt stook of silverware, watches,
eto. never bo or equalled in tbis city.
W Achison A Co handle tb oelebrated
Portland cement walls for cemetery lots.
Fhese walls can be furnished at half th cost
of any other aad ar jar superior.
Brighten np your old rubber and old
tboe and rnsks tbem look good now
with Wolff' Asms Waterproof Polish. For
salestSamnel B Young',
Dr M II K.lis, physician and surgeon.
Albany, Ureaon, Calls mad la oitv or
eountry.
Ladies can do their shopping in Ran Fran
cisoo without visiting tb oity. and without
extra commission. Miss E J Barrows Sfjtt
chasing ageut, 1609 Grov St.OakHod, ,
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liva Complaint f Sbtloh's Titaliasr ia
g turanteed to ears ysu.
SHILOH 8 CATABBH BEMEDY a
positive cur for Cstsrrh, Diphtbeiia and
Canker-Mouth. osbsy Alsson, agents
A KkSkl INJECTOR fre with ssek
bsttls f fehilok s Catarrh Kfinedy. Price
M nU, Fcshsy& Mssos, sgsnss.
On half dollar reduction on every pair ef
Ludlow s li 131 sboa. A good, Una ol the
at8 E Young's.
BH1LUHS VIIAUI2.B.K is wbat yea
ssed foi Coastipeti, Loss t Appetite, Dia-
smsas, ana all syssptoms r-Uvspepia. I ns
It sad 71 esnts psr bottle.
SHILOH'S CURE will immedlalslv r
lieve Croup, W hooping Cough aud Brooobitis,
i oshay K Masocj- agents.
II I NTS TO UOtlSEKERmW.
The eye should alway be wiped to
ward the note, a It presses out the fine
line from the corner. Every woman
ha heard of the virtue of rainwater lor
the complexion, but It I hard to procure
Ihl In our Cochltuate-supptled house.
A good substitute I to keep a pitcher of
water for toilet use In which lemon,
orange or cucumber peel I allowed to
oak, Water so Impregnated, It is said,
Imparts a healthy glow and realty freshens
the co.nplcxlon, while It soften the skin.
A good plan for keeping butter cool and
weet In summer I to fill a box with ssnd
to within an Inch or two of the top t sink
the butter jar in th ssnd, then thorough
ly wet the aml with cold water. Cover
the box alr-tlght. 1 he bt x may be kept In
the Atichcn, t
Gold rope I much used for picture
frame. , It should not be more than half
an Inch In diameter, except for large
picture. Hemp and mantlta ar also used
but hemp Is better, for It Is smooth.
For tender feet, take two quart of cold
water and add one tablespoonfut of bay
rum and two Ublespeonful of ammonia.
The feet should be soaked In thia for ten
minutes, throwing the water upward to
the anee. Rub dry with a crash towel.
and the tired feeling wilt be gone.
Ralan and willow chair should be
cleaned, like straw matting, with salt and
water, rlrt thoroughly remove the dust.
Then wring a clean cloth out cf salt and
water, rubbing chair or matting dry with
th other hand a you go on, or.st any rate,
at quickly a you can, so that It msy re
tain none of the moisture.
It I said that tclatic ma be cured bv
applj ing a coating of fljwer of ulphur
to the afflicted limb.
A useful cement for mending earthen or
tone jar, stopping iesks In the seams of
tin pans, or Iron kettle, or tightening
loose joint of Iron or wood, I made by
mixing llthrage and glycerine to a thick
cream. This will rp.Ut acids, heat and
cold, If the article I not uses' until the ce
ment ha hardened.
Macaroni should be used much more
than it I. It I a very good substitute for
potatoes when that vegetable I carce ami
high, a It I this year. Many physician
object seriously to the use of old potatoe
after they have begun to sprout, and on
their own table use macaroni Instead.
The simple way of prrpairing tht dish
ererbody know.
The ptetion buresu hs been uaJcr us
pltid eier sine th incoming of the lUriison
AdminislratioA. Corpora! Tanner tuJ to go
because of maladministration an J corrupt con
spiracies oa tb part of bis subordinate. It
is believed tb nion office k ro'.icn to the
core, and that lb claim sgcnls are "ibick a
thieves' with the corrupt material in the
bateau. Tbc nest toegis-s will have a grav
duty lo perform in tb way f of thorough in
vestigation. Tb honest cxtravaganc sf th
department is bad enough, but when to this is
supplemented alt manner of secret jobbery
Ihet should be a dyasmit inquiry.
If on were to bcttcv an ttt is ssid ta
pro actios organs, tb conclusion would be
reached that U the good thing that com te
the people are attributable to tb McKlotey
hit!, while all th evil thai flesh I heir lo is
da to tit bated duct i in or "frt lrd. Wt
wait with great sspectanry to bear the escap
of the Itata attributed to lb "free trade"
eaesssge of Ckvelsnd.
Th dolioaey of th organ of smell pecu
liar to th tarksy. volts e and carrion crow
I snmsthiog quit rvmaikaHe. they being
abl to sowot tbeir fond for a duraao cf forty
mile. -
A lady in Et'iohurgh eipericaced a lurch ia
her carriage, and diov ber hatpin into her
head with fatal consequence. .
A grain of fine ssnd will cover one of tks
minute scale of th human skia, yet each one
uf tbes scls cover from 300 to 500 pore.
Out of 600,000 applies 1 iona for patent
raid during the last century, 385,000, or a
ittl over fifty per cent have been issued.
Tbireweaa rsinarkablw eoiocidaooe of
vnta in tb Iiy cf Abrsham Lioeoln and
Jefferson Davis ootil csoh approached tb
climaetcrio of his pabllo rarssr. Both
horn in Ksntookyj Llnooln in 1809, Da! in
1803. Both removed from thair saliva
atat ia ehildbool, Da via being carried to th
southwest, Liacold to tb northwest, then
so eallsd. la lb Bisck Hawk war (1832)
Davis was a eeoad-Iiutaant of th Reg
ulars, Llnooln a captain of Vuluuteera. Both
bgao their political careers at th aame
period, 1844, Davis being then a presidential
sleotor tor Folk, an 1 Linoola a preeidettial
lector for Ilonry Clay, and both wer
elected to onngr aboot the same time,
1843aodIS4C.
fbe army pay-table ht aa followi:
Second UeutensU, I1400; mounted, $1500;
first lieutenant, 1 500; mounted, $1600; captain
$18x1; mounted, fjooo: major, $2503; lieu
tenant-colonel, 3000; colonel, 3500; brtga-
dier-general, $5500: major-general, $7500.
Tbese payment increase with each fi-re years
tbat th officer hold hi rank. The navy
psy at sea is: , ,.
Ensign, fiaoo lieutenant, junior grade
8001 lieutenant, $24001 lieutenant com
mander, $2800; commander $35o0( captain,
$4500: commodore, $5ooo: rear-admiral
$6000 r' . - i
Late In January the oldest commandlng
general in the world died In Monastic
It
was Ibrahim Pasha, who last year cete
brated hi 100th birthday. At the time of
hi death he wis commander of the nine
teenth corps of the Turkish army, De
cade ago he wa a fellow officer with
Moltke In the Syrian , campaign. Both
took part In the battle of Kaslb. Ibrahim
Pasha at that time, was fifty and Molt Ve
forty.
Vegetation In the Alp recedes from
year to year, Alpine roses were at one
time found at an attitude of 7600 feet; now
they are seldom found higher than 6500
feet, and are stunted at that. Various
specie of email fruit which used to be
gathered 7500 fet above tea level now are
rarely found beyond two-third that
height.
Algeria is again devastated by locusts,
A caravan from Morocco traveled through
warm of locusts for thiitr-two day.
Tbe coinage cf
July 1.
silver dollars will cease
SLEETLE33 NIGHTS, sssd wsusrabl
hy that terrible ooegk. Shilok'i Car ia th
Ramsdy for yon.
For lam baok, or sW chest, use Sfciloh a
Porous Plaster. Price, 25 cests.
wnsToxarotii.
Dull-witted organs now rejoicing that
the pi Ice of sugar Is greatly reduced to the
consuu.er because the tariff on sugar has
been matcrinliy changed and largely
boiMied are unable to comprehend the
log'c of their admission. Why lias the
pilce of tur been lowered? Because the
McKlnle bill removed the custom-house
tax on suar. Therefore the McKlnley
bill is b sugar at least is a beneficence
And the tariff lis. a direct Influence upon
the price of commodities paid by con
sumer. Accordingly as the tariff Is high
or low upon fabric or product the price I
high or low. Then the tariff 1 a tax which
the consumer pays when he purchases a
tarlff-tsxtd commodity. To admit (his Is
to surrender stt argument persistently
ertcd by advocate of high tariffs. Their
claim is that a tariff Is not a tax psid by
consumer and that price are not affected
by tariff taxation. A the effect of plac
ing sugar mainly on the free list works to
entirely to the advantage of consumer of
sugni that is, of everybody why , since
woo'. Is used by everybody for clo'.hing, a
for a variety of other purposes, would It
not be well to put wool upon the free list.'
If the tariff were aken from wool, wool,
like sugar similarly treated, would be
lower.
Advocate of high-tariff taxation are
like the hunter who wished to hit if It wa
a deer and mlii if It wa a calf. When the
consumer gains an advantage by frce-IUl-Ing
sugar these advocates rejoice, but In
proclaiming their joy what do they do?
They admit that the taking off of a larl.T
tax Is the one mode of making a tariff bll
popular. Let them take the tax off woo
and Ihey will discover the same cause for
congratulating the consumer.
But the whole sugar story I not told
when reference I merely made to the re
moval of the tax thereon and the conse
quent cheapening of the price to the con
sumer. The treasury Is obliged hy the
McKlnley law to pay a certain bounty to
df mestic sugar producer. This process
ha not yet begun. The demand may be
very great, gruallor large, the govern
ment can meet It only by raising revenue.
Revenue is had hy taxation. The only
resource of government Is the people. It
live by their com en t on tneir substance.
t has lost a certain amount of revenue by
releasing the tax on sugar. But it must
mpioy a turn of money yet to be ascer
tained In compensating domestic sugar-
maker for the lo to them of a close
market created by the Intervention of a
tariff now abolished. The sugar consumer
must py the domestic sugar producer In
another way. lie settles the bill after all.
Why In this enlightened age should
government engage in this business of
robbing million of Peters n order to pay
a few Pauls? If govt rt meat pay a bounty
to the sugar.growrra ol LouLlana why not
a bounty likewise to the corn-growers of
Illinois? When every private enterprise
shall stand on Its own bottom then will be
real Independence in the republic, and
uggllng with tariff, said to be a tax
when they are removed and no lax when
ihey are Imposed or Increased, will cease
to be a grab gmc in which the many lose
and a few make fortunes.
ltttcmiti FEATl'KK.
awaswawa-
The Capital Journml with hilarious glee
approvingly copies the following from an
Iowa protection organ;
Two of our grocer mad a run on auger
yesterday, and K made more bflMness
while it lasted man a nouse on tire, ine
run commenced at 20,4 pounds of granu
lated sugar for $1. It climbed from that
lo 2$ pounds, and then to 36 pounds and
finally to 40 pound. Then there wa a
grand rush for the free trade clause in the
McKlnley bill. The news spread like
prairie fire. Every body wanted sugar.
A few got $5 w.nth each, after that it was
limited lo it worth to each purchaser.
rrobably $300 worth of auger wa pur
chased during the run. It was an amusing
sight to see lawyers, iloctors,clerks,county
officer and laboring men daggering up
the street with au,ihe sugar they could
carry.
It I too amusing "for anything" lo see
these protection organ holding up the
free trade feature of the McKlnley bill as I
the one redeeming characteristic of that
document . If free trade In sugar I sol
vastly beneficial to the people, why In the
name ot all that I reasonable did not Mc
Klnley give us free trade In other things?
Every time a republican boasts of the ben
efit of free sugar he condemn protection
ism.
The queerest thing about deep sea creatures
i tbeir arrangement for vision. Fish that live
at very great depths hsve either no eyes at U
or enormously big one. Indeed, there are
two ways you msy get on in the gloomy
abysses, by delicate touch organs, or by sight
that collect the few ray ol lieht due to
phosphorescence or other accideatal sourcss.
Down to the depth of two hundred fathoms.
the eyes get constantly bigger and bigger.
Beyond that depth, i-naU-eyed forms, with
long feelers, developed to supplement the eyes
Lower still we find functlonless ey-s, and in
most confirmed abyssraal species the eves have
disappeared entirely. .
The number of arrests for drunkenness
In Massachusetts for the year 1S00 was
51,814, of whom only sSSa were women
Forty.nve thousand nine hundred and
eljrhty-two arrest, were made In the
twenty-uvc elites, ana oiuv vyt in an (tie
rest of the sttte. The city population la
ti37ilo4i 'be town population 911.779.
The number of arrest has Increased since
1SS5 from 35,480 to 51,814 In 1890, what
ever the figures may mean.
Accord inc to a treasury atctement, the
money in circulation in the country May I
mounted to $1,529,000,000, or $310,000,000
more than it was in 18S7. It wss greater hy
more than $20,000,000 than the highest point
reached ef er the immedate treasury disburse
ments of lait Au'urnn, and greater by more
tban $100,000,000 than the amount used in
taoving the crops of 1888 01889.
The popolation of the continents upon Jan 1
1891. was estimated to be as follows: Europe, I
380,200,000; Asia, 850,000,000; Aftica 127,'
000,0005 Australia, 6.730,000) Not th Ame'ica,
89.150,0001 South America; 36,420,000, and
the polar recior.j, 300,000, making a total of
1,787,600,000.
Duilng the past decade, while the
United Stales has diminished its debt
about one-half, France has added $950,
000,000 to hers.
New York for the , year
total of 400,000 immigrants.
1890 ; leceived a
A waterproof paper has lately been inerted
that will even stand boiling. '
Matals are found to corrode tnuch faster
when in gaJvaaic conacctioa thitn otherwise.
NTO 44
A SCROFULOUS BOY
Running Sore Covered lib Body nnJ
Ifend. Hone Affected. Cured
hy Ciif lcur.t Remedies,
JT.fi. ' 1 "M-f:,a Kl "! "f cm? i n:,
STH.khild U.kj.11 i ti twai!, and h i v, tv ni.ii.
am of a lfK I oil. We poiililmi It, l,ui l v,'
pnrmm. A boot liva month fu r H hcrnn t
ruualn sore. Booa otlu r swes formr-l. i
onv je oi tlwta tit f
fcaud, snd a Urn M...J 1 , ,
enme rows and n,fre impr -It
tuok U f lima fur lx t t
l-rrali out. A snre .ui,.s .
ths ( bin, beneath th r.;-'
lt, whlrli waa very pilvt, r'.- e
ill. Imul wo mm noinl :
iliirh,irir)fi(j a rn-atiW, ' '
M bl cjjikIWwj at iv
I'ro months uUi, ii- i ,
Af vfTintj ins ear, r.f M ,
fJ?2 4 iwrtlwr listing died ..
r nr .... ...... w ... (
of ormaumirflnfl .- -
Tin conll tvulk a II til... hut ttti. li
lt up if bs fi !l down, snd eould iwHinorp l
in i a, nut , no it j of hi. ftatxja. J i,nit,dim,
i.'.rdi!..,iift,,l tlw t'i-'Titx-a USMSoir., iir
nil finely. ti .or. m'.Uft another Imlcd, a
mat ir 1 ormif! In tn'h one of IIich fl-e di i p ....
J.lt h.-fofi btiiillnir, which would finally trow U
and w.-ra I .kin out; Oimi they woald htal n-'i'
it,a of f,.tiifly bone foim.tloo. I rri.,.,
A 'u r t .Vivit n Autm and a nU beulrs bn v. r :
pU-trlf curril, and I. now, at th atts of t i yts
slr-w ntel b-altby ehtld. till., H. Jr:UH
?!y erantMi rrtnln perferiljr wt, ?-.'
se-ntuuaiHl nosarv. Utut. K. H. fiiil' i, .
J4.W. Ulooiiiijijs',1,, i '
CutScura Resolvent
The w w V.UmA rurioer, (normally (to rlninw. u.
l.!oid of all Imnuduua and potooott kio?i.'j.
U.u rcrnova Ut$ rUM). mnd Jifron. tit . -..
fnl f :ur, snd t'crievaa hor, aa 'uii's '
HeauU.Vr.esUTiMlly (lo elrar th skta nd . .;
aiid rmtor Uw hulr), cor mry dlOM nd k-i-i..
cf Hi tUu iu.d tilwod, from plitiplo ta sctofcU.
.-tryhr". I'rlen, t'mrtra, rie.; f t
T.i toLTKT, ft. 1'rrpaml by the Vtr.t.
li'. Af ni al Coaeoa.Timi, ISurton.
mm- otiMi ior - now xo ur uiooa umuh ,
B DV'C mn and Kcalp porified and tst,
Alii U ty CCTICCB ijoAP. A!wI.IIWy : ...
RHEUSUTIC
In on mlnol lh Cn'lriin,
p. to l'lt-r n-ll'-vM rhmwn
Slh., b!;i, kidt.v, eh-at, ti ! ,
mm
Embracing all the
ress
rt mnrv)
If
in i low
D
Both in WOOLEN and WASH FABRIC;
-To The
I Make a SDecialtv of Ladies Underwear, in Knit
e w
Ribbed and Mcslijt. My Prices arc tie LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. Am sol9 f gent
for the Celebrated
T.
S. F. HOSIERY,
Guaranteed stainless," Warranted absolutely
fast, and'Free from Poison ;
: To The Men :
Call and Look at My values in
.....
Furnishing -:- Goods.
I have w Large Stock at the Lowest
I cairy a
til line of the worU-renowed BROADIIEAD good, nnexeoMed
i finish. Large stock of Emsboideries and FivorjNCi:.G3. Cal
eed that Albany U the beat trading point in Oregon.
' "WirT- IE"- IKV 3HS
for wear
and be cot
- 2:26
2:23 1-2
. 1 lwwTraBmrj.r" -fsSmTZ
Coal Black, with small atars ftoad slae la faultless In ureeaing,
tenlorntaueu
Ill breeding is tie acme of early anil extrems speed,
Sears: uoqueia, z:no, utn jears, aua hhidk. w ;
r, S:71, lo three sualght heats.
oi 1 v nronl. i:9fM : aire ofl
Alva. ".tilt, aad seven omer x:su perio-niera, ana a
host of outer colt trotters.
Ai.TAunx- h Almoict. that has ever three hundred
denenihuita in the tM list, including itau. Uamuk
and Jumna, double, sua.
Del Karte's dam U Tscoajta by 8tadm. Cis
nn ioiti ... h.l he Jav Beach, it
season of 1S1 at Trites Bros stable, Albany Friday
miles nortbeast of Sliedd.
1'ermis Season,
ggg Qur YthjCle3 3
Considered. Special Catalogues ana Price list Eaiisa
" Fre8 on Ippliuation' ; ; '
taver &
NEW MARKET BLOCK,
V. C. DAVIS a CO..
HLKATii IS WEALTH!
6-
'Ti-RrMrNr"
-1
BR. E. C. WEST'S Nerve and Brain Treatment
. minmnteed siwciUo for Hysteria, liiiimeBS, Coimil
ion. Vi-t, Nervous Neuralfjia, Headache, Kervoua
ProBtrutloa cu.ed by tbe use of alcohol or totacco,
Wkfutiwa, Mcntsd Depresninn, Buftftninar of the
Bmic. ramltinir in Insanity and leading to miner?,
dty wni dea.li, premstare old sue, barrenness, loss
of re tl,e0"ea hy over-exeruon or ma rrin
Kiich W aim one month' treatment, tl a box
or ix boac for to, sent Dy mail prepaia on receifn. o
price.
WE C5TJABANTE8 filX BOXES TO CURE ANTf
aim. Witbeach or.ier received by ns tor six boxes,
aoconi;Miiiied with fS, we will send the purchaser our
written jruara.ntee to refund the money li tne treau
cent does not effect a eure. Guarantees issued only
by J, A,. Cumuli Prugjjist, sole sjeas, alhaar, 0,
.1.11 "VI
Albany
-Mannfir..turirs
Mm ENGINES CHISf m SAW
MILLMAGHiNEGY 13311 H2m
ALL CF HEAVY
AHO LIGHT VYOBX, U
mnm brass
CASTIflGS.
fpeolcl attention fcld o . plriit .11
U Of niach)nir
' Faiwm Bade on Short Kc'Jet
EedCrowiiMills
sOM, LiN.tlSa 4 C I, I SOPH'S.
w eaocxa vlocb strr&uioa roa vaxx.ik
aso aaxcas aa.
RES? STORAGE FACILITIES.
mm COLLEGIATE IHSIITUTS
ALBANY, OREGON
1890, lGOl-
IrstTersa peacd Seateaaber leit, mse.
A foil corp of Instructor,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AKD KOHMAL
CLASSES.
tVursM r ot study arrantced to trieot lb'
- 1 of a'.t grade of students.
Sftdal tnaueementt offered l tindind
from mbroad.
CT. ELBCST a COSBIT
latest Novelties in
Goods
Ladies-
Prices ever fcertiJ U tb" Vi!y.
3-4
2:30.
ana Action.
as proved by b's fu'l sisters Benlah. i:4T, at two
sirs M. Cur. Jr ii (An ot Dra.KOO, tiSi sad
Basrt Clat. 4:1 ) tieveuteeo of his duuhter have
juodoced nineteen 2:30 performer, including Mam
santo Bat, 2:Stti, who sired the dame ot Axxai, 2:12 at
yean; Aujiktvic, 2 1:1 st four ytur, two of the
fastest etailions la Uie worid ot their ages. v
Tscosah. dam bv BaiiiKOH, i:tVl. sire of the dam
- l of Kuta Wiutss, S:ii, s.r of Ouvsa li , Mt..
Vancouver, Wh. Foaled In 18?8. AWill mtle the
and Saturday j the rest of the time t our farm, thre
SO: Insurance, 130.
RARIIOWS BKOS.
ESSt, OUT PriC8S. t!lt LOWBSt Qlialltj
Walker,
PORTLAND OREGON,
ALBANY, OREGON.
rHE
AM awa TLjy ST-W - B Tl F. A J
0f I ' WT MlUsalWl.U
OH. BKCKI
T0 IT ROW,
OOlf IT WIIL g TOO LATE.
I have been I roubled manv years with
disease of the kidneys and have tried
many different remedies snd bavr
sought aid ft am different physicia.
without relief. About the isth of Apri!
I was suffering from a very rioient
attack that a most prosirated me ia
such a nianue - that 1 was neiu over.
When I at down it was a mast impossible for me
to get up alone, or to rut on my clothes, wlie
kind Providence sent 1 r. Heuley, with t
DitSGON KUDSKY TitA, to my
hotel. I Immediately commenced
uaint; the tea. It had an almost
miraculous effect, aud to tbe aston
ishment of all tbe guesta t the hotel,
in a lew days,! am bap jr to state.
that I was a new tout. - wii
recommend th tea to ijl ailiictec
ss I have been.
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1'ropHetor decide it.-il Iloiel,
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