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On tana mxlnt book .. par cant paraanam
On aruAalS of dapoalt.
f r thraa monllis .4 par aant par an nam:
Vttm nvmth t per emt per sanura.
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U. V, STUATrON. Caatitar.
ACADEMY
OF
Our Lady of Perpetual. Help.
ALBANY, - -
REGON
CondiinteJ by tha Mints. .
f Nt. Bsnedlot
Tuition In saiM-UUr school ranges from
fft to 110.
K .rter.na t,r Boarding Keh ol or any
f.rticr lr at p.y at the iltm. nJ.
iaaa Sinlar lti peril. re
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Siitl a'.uck of'ir.il p9
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col1in.
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i have on hand
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UmiUU STOVES, TINWARE
reUHXS. BOOXS, PICTURES
CLOCKS, CR3CXFRY.
ETC., ETC.
Jtr west of S E Youag'a oir" srfors
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PAISLEY a GLTILEY,
YV Iiolosa'e D.jtlers i.i
TODACCG - ard - CiGIUS,
AUMcny, Qrngvn
X0NTB1N MEXICO-
Characteriitlc of the Meilcan people U
an Insatiable plon (or gambling, )
tit Detroit Fr I'm. V om the rlchett
merchant or banker to tlie poorctt "lrba-
ador" It la, with uiprlslngljr few eicept-
lona, a nation of gambler. I have teen
beggara, wrinkled, decrepit old n.en
crouch all day with appcaltrg hand on the
street corner, and at night seek the nearet
monte bank, and, lolng the n.! ruble pit
tance for which they had waited so patient
ly, hobble ofl In the darkness, supperlcss
to bed God knows where.
Monte Is the national game. Ia glided
palaces and grimy hovets in every Mcxl
can city you may find the swarthymonte.
dealer behind a table with a pile of Mcxl
can dollars tn front of him. From a pack
of cards la his left hand he draws the two
topmoat, placing litem side by side, (ace
upward, on the table. Let them be a trey
and a five, you bet a dollar on the trey, and
If a trey comes before a five you have won
a dollar. Vice versa, you loose, lie may
place other pair on the board, and you
may bet on either of each pair with the
same results. The percentage in' the
dealer's (avor U so great that It Is only a
matter of time when he will have all your
money unlets you be exceptionally lucky
Even then you had better not t'rpenJ on
jour luck at any other time.
The pack of cards and their dcnom'na
tlons are the same as the ordinary euchre
deck, but the figures are different. The
spade" is represented by a two-edged
sword, the "club" by a rough bludgeon.the
"heart" by an earthen vase of Astcc pat
tern, and theMdlamond" by a figure con
slstlng of B series of concentric ringt.whlch
is supposed to be aconventlontl repreen
tation of the sun. The jack" Is a sedate
courtier of the middle ages, the "queen'
a fantastic princess mounted on a prancing
horse, and hla majesty's full length figure
Is arrayed tn a costume that mutt have
been borrowed from a Romcn emperor at
tha eastern empire,
One night In the city of Mexico I wan
dered down to the principal plaza and
walked Into the greatest gambling hall in
Mexico the great monte-bank sustained
by the municipal government. Monte was
oo novelty to me, but this particular ban
was. In the hall a scml-clrcular bar de
scribed a curve of some eighty feet. Io
side the center on a raised platform sat
man who deal', and called out his cards
and about fifty dealers placed the cards he
called on the bar. Several hundred men
could then bet on the same "layouts."
As I stood Idly watching this monster
game an old man came in whom I had no
ticed whltewathlng a stone wall in the rear
of my hotel that morning, lie watched the
asm 4 Intently fur a few minutes and
placed 50 cents his day's earning, doubt
less on a card and won ; he then placed
the dollar on another card and won that.
He placed his present capital $ 1, on two
cards and won both. And there he
stood for more than half aa hour winning
every bet. The dealer's pile of silver
diminished as the player's increased, until
the latter had cverr tlaclo." The dealer
wett back to the treaturer for more
mine, but by the 'Imc he had returned.
the lime-covered whltewasher hsd sent
another dealer to the vaults fjr the same
riurpooe. tty this time the interest of all
in the house was centered on the lucky
player. Those who were belling made
their beta on the same cards with Mm, In
another hour at this rate the bank would
have been ruined, and the superintendent
angrily closed the remaining games. The
old white washsr counted out more than
$3,000 fn Mexican coin and changed It
into gold and notes. As ( sauntered down
the street I saw him turn aside Into an
other monte-bank. Curious to see wheth
er he would tmpt fortune further, I fol
lowed him In. lie begin' playing again,
and lost as regular! a he had won before.
Losses made him frantic, and he made
larger and larger bets. Within an hour 1
saw him turn sadly away, without even
the pittance for which he had toiled all
day under the burning tropical-sun.
The passion for the game is not con
fined to the Mexican alone. It is equally
strong with the cow b)S, herders, team
sters, and .soldier of western Tex J. New
Mexico, and Arizona. I once saw nearly
$6,000 paid to a camp of soldiers In Texas.
Within three hours a dozen monte-dealers
had nearly ever dollar of It. Most of
these In turn to neighboring town and loot
it at other men's games. Laws prohibit
ing the gme, providing severe penalties
for their vlola'lon, are enacted without
avail. The monte dealer flourishes, the
frontelrsman Joe his hard-earned pay
and turns cheerily to another month of
hardships.
Tco large a part of the great advar.ee
In popular Intelligence has been diverted
to studying the wickedness andjevll rather
than the good In the world. Mot news
papers devote too large a part of their
space to criminal record, giving to the
superficial observer the Idea that wrong
doing i enormously Increasing, when the
fact Is that It Is oniy more fully reorted
thtn formerly. A pleasant change would
be to have the better Class of newspapers
devote more space to the record of what
la being done to help human kind. This
I no less new than the record of evil, and
It Is vastly more edifying.
Tba World prin'.a a syopmia. cf inte -
views with leading dimocratie politicians of
New Jersey on their preforsnoo f r the dsn
ooralicpretidentisl nominee. Ex presideot
Cleveland seems to be much more (.opclir
than Gsv Hill.
n-)tli 1 lies niciliod nturrpsult3 wbci.
Syrup of FigH u taken ; it ia ilensttni
ami refrcHlilng tr the laete, nntt act
wntly jet promptly on tlm'Ki'.lneys.
Itver attl llowels. cleaitscs the sys J
if;ni eiiuctimiij, riwpcis colds, licnd
sdifB nti'l ft'Vfits nnl cures iin'iitun)
c-oimt.ptttioH. fivrun of Figs is the
ml remeilj of its kind ever pro
ihiefyi, plcitgitig t tho taato ai.ilnc
r-j-.tfiblc tn tho omnch, pron.r;t in
it" tu-tion find truly beik'ficiul in iti
-fl'-clf, 'its ni my exocllctit (jualitic
'iWimonJ it to till, it i.sf'-irKhle iu
'A; ni:-. tl Lottlea Ly all letuiiug
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TELEQUAPHia NEWS
A Bealh AaM-rlcaa aabnl.
Lonixn, June t a. Over oo destitute
fsmllies have arrived Bt Southampton from
Buenos Arret. Lack of wark anp scarcity of
money In the Argentine Kepuhlle compstled
them to leave that country. There ar many
Irish among the returning emlyrtnis. 1 bey
port a dutrcuini condition ol aliant at prs-
vsiltng in tha republic. Large Dumpers of
iorelguers who went there on promises ol
hln'ily psld labor are absohilely stitrvine. The
Southampton authorities pre dying all they
csn to provide tna unfortunates wi:h lood and
shelter.
The TkrvneShstira.
I.oNtON, June 11. The stotm iking
arouml the Trince of Wale l fast cuininc ln-
tcntiiy, and endsngering his chances of suc
cession to the throne, if not the existsuce ol
t'.ng'.i.h monarchy. Na class appears to be
ulrre l so dcertly ssthe grsot u.iil lle cists, the
real tltsnc'-h ol the country, anil hiihetto the
solid prop of the niunarttiy. Kciircssntstive
Catherine, of religious Uxlictof Cungrrcalion-
sl, MetliCKiist, lisptut, Unilarun anj t reshy-
trrinn, have aireany rrcotueu their conocin-
nstion.
Aa Aalher Oylag.
rmsuute, I'a May I J. A letter to a
friend in Heaver Fa, near hnre, sayt that
Ruilysid Kipling, the novelist, It dying of
consumption, that aocesses nave formed on
his lanus and at intervals ha cannot soeak
above a whUper. l!y order of his physkisas
he was two weeks tgo sent fiom Lond-m to
Italy, a here it wat hoped the climate would
Be ixneiicul.
A recaliar Bait,
roRTLANO, June ti. The Northern Pa
cific Railway Company was sued today by
Minti Crsver, a sccond-chsa passenger, for
injuries sustained fiom traveling in a cold car
last February. . She claimed that the fires la
the car were allowed to go ottiosnd the tem-
pcrsture wss down io frccaioc pcint. aad from
lbs cot J and sufferings endured her beslt t wss
irermanently impaired and her Jilt shortened
by many yta'rt,
Strikers Tlrlertea.
Kaikiiavkm, June ia. Tha siiike of la
borers against street contractors resulted in a
victory lur tha former, the latier having con
ceded every demand made. The laborers re-
tumrd to work this msrning, and no further
trouble is anticipated.
ISrath efJHTaraer.
rtNULBTOT. Juos 12, J II Turner, attor
ney at law, died here this morning, sped
fifty five years, lie came to Oregon ia 1S06,
sad wss known 'hroughout the state, being
prominent democrat.
A Weaaaa Mardrrer.
Canvonvilli, Or June If. Mrs Mary
Booth, wife cf iufield Booth, living twelve
miles south of bete, yesterday satally shot
Samuel L Booth, aa eld riooeer. aerd 71
Tha trouble originated in the woman burning
a heap of firewood Inst Booth had collected
Tbey had some words about the matter, when
Mrs Booth drew a gtia oa the old ansa. II
took refuge behind a door, through which the
woman hred. The shot entered tha left
snoutucr, coming out m iront, and waa pro
nounced ia'ai oy a pnytiuaa. A deputy
soenn na icii me tne scene.h
A Big FUedi I
Oainksvillk. Ttajuae If. The rise la
the ltd river is unprecedented. At Warrens
snj Sivils Lends, twenty miles northwest
from here, the drat ruction is widespread. In
these iwo bends there were 10,000 acre of
corn, cotren and small grain cultivated by
about imp Unii.ics, All these are destroyed
tnoM ol I he houses swept away and a Isre
number 01 cattle, noes and cbicket s dmwned
Al Yellowbanks terry, Mr Burtlone was drows
ed while trying Io rcsch the sho-e ia an old
lenyocjt.
Aa laaaaraae Degrlt
Rome June II. Iepi(e what have the sir
of official denials it is a fsct that an inquiry
is in pogrets st the Vatican in regard Io Ibe
6nant1.1l ntaruen.e-'t of the pope's alTairs,
That a dclioit in ll c Peter's pence exists
unoouuteii. r.stiraates Of the shortage vary
11 om 7,000.000 to 30,000,000 francs, it
raoioica mat a special spjetl it being pre
pares lor a nmvtrtai incitsse m the oliertnfi
oi "is i..iwnui 10 wane cp tne lots.
1 lalal ilarrlraa,.
EfftA PL5TM June II. A rerrillc
hurri-
cane causing much dsmse, pasted
over east
ern iisncu. iurine i.x stotm an
enure
forest was rartial'.y unrooted and the towha ol
PodakaTnia and Prmkwa suffered considcrsbly
Several ycople were kilted outright and num
bers were injured by falling debris,
Ttte Blageat A ppreprtaliea
SraiNcmto. Jdne 11. Toe conference
comorittee of the leeittature agreed today on
tn appropriation of fSoo.ON) lur the Illinois
exhibit at the a orld's (air The tenste adopt
ee the report and the bouse will undoubtedly
adept it tomorrow.
BriDcbfobt, Cat June to. A few weeks
ago Poker Tom, a Walker iijer Iadian, sod
denly disppeared. Suspicion at once (ell upon
a Chinaman, at whose house be wsa playing
cards ahea last seen. Csn dieting stories also
led Ibe Indians of Tom's tribe to suspect the
Mono lake Indians, snd serious trouble wat
tlir-etcned. Saturday the dedy of the mur
dered Iadian was round in the river, horribly
mutilated. The Chinaman was taken to jail
at hit-own request and afierwarda confessed
He feared lynahing by the, enraged Indians
more than the slow process of justice.
A Terrible AeeMeal.
Baker City. June lo, A most chocking
accident occurred at ihe ertg of this rity this
afternoon. Cail,1ie 8-year-otd son of S II
Yockey. went out in the fiasture to get bis
pony. Not returning as soon ss his father ex
pected, be went out to look for him. Seeing
ibe horse in the corner of ihe pasture ha went
to him, and a mosi'glissely sight met his gaze.
At Ihe end of tit rope, which -was still attach
ed to the hrre, lay the lifeless body of his
son, a bleeding mass of wound. The body
was entirely stripped of clo'hing, suve s small
fragment whrre the rope was tied around bis
left em. The boy't neck and left arm were
broken, and his ears were lorn lo shred'. The
story wss told. I'be boy had caught the
horse, and tying one en I ol Ihe rope around
the animal's neck, fastened "the other to his
left arm. The pony became frightened and
ran away, dragging the boy through Ibe field
and ssgi brush with tha above result, . j
Jack the Kipper Agala.
LEEDS, Eng, June 10. Bsrbaia .Water
bouse, a 5-year-old daughter of a quarrymaa
mysteriously disappeared Saturday. Last
night the police discovered her body lying in
the street close lo the lown hall. The abdo
men had been ripped open, the intettiees pro-
iruueo ana tne legs ami arms hsd been almost
severed from Ihe body.
FAIR WARNiHC.
BlirrllT Beelt Does Bet sTaat the WerM,
bat he Mail Have tke Bella
eat Taxes.
Sheriff Scott proposes to make it warm
for delinquent tax payers unices ' they
settle at once. The following notice has
been published several weeks; but it
does not work as effectively as it should:
By order of the County Court I m dl
rooted tofarco tho collection of all taxes
standing unpaid rn the assessment rolls
of this county. If such taxes are not
paid immediately I shall proceed to levy
rpon and Seii: he property of dellnqnenta
vi inane collection. 1 mean Dtisineta.
. M. SCOTT.
Sheriff of Lion county
Now he proposes to enforce the collec
tion of nil unpaid taxes, which, though
not the pleasantest basinet in the world,
must be done.'. Delinguenta should come
to time and pay up, thereby avoiding
Ipal proceeiiaiajs, as provided by the
laws of Oregon. Tliis is positively the
last call. Look out for the explosion of
the bolt ib. -
SEAL FbTaTE BALES.
Meditate Vandrrpool toJmVBn
durpool, 11 X of BW U seo 31,
Tn vi t) in w
350
Saino to same, r2 ncn?i in boo 31 ,
Tp 138111 W...... ......... 100
Edwin Indie to II llrynnt, iot4
llk II, W' ltiversule d O.'.O
nt w Drown and nife to Mary A ,
Monarvcv. 1 acre In I-ebaimn. POO
II A Btui J I McCnrtiH y to liomcu
A Powell, K , i L t! t)I II A
McC'ttrtncy 2
RoU JoluiB toTho Ttiomna, lots
5 and 0 blk U's 2na I Alt 700
UCuslar to I'arolitio Vox, lfi.uS
acre pi Tp 10,8 KSW . 1
Alliti K rarritr to J V. Cooimr,
Mi of Mi H aeo 1 Tp 10 H
K 4 W 140
U 8 to Thoa lny, S W M bpc 10 Tp
12 H USE 400
Dan'l Lecdy etux to A 1) Lwdy.80
arret in D L 0 of Jaa Uore . . . 3000
John 8 mi tli to Mary lio.ru.n,,35
acre near Albany Jurxi
Total ttWt
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A TVoMilcrful hi ll
The following additional particulars are
given the Dcmocrat In reference to
Laura Ti., daughter of Hon A Dlevlns,who
died at Tangent recently, at the age of 17
year, a mot ami 3 iiavs: "L.aura was
truly a woruicriui cntut, comtuntng an
the wonders of "the little people," without
any 01 their vices. Her height was 33M
inches, wciuih at pounoa, cu nropore
tloned, and her beautiful auburn hair
hanging a? inches, or nearly to her shoe
tops, in Ufa she seemed to be perfectly
satisfied wlh what kind friends bestowed
on her, and In return always had a tweet
smile for every one. Iter Ufa except the
last vcar was spent on tne farm 01 ner
stents, 1 mno west 01 iangent. miring
rr sickness with measles she manifested
great quietness and uncomplaining gentle
ness which was B cnaractertsttc 01 her
whole life, and titer a brief period of three
weeks the brittle thread of lite was broken
and Laura was called to the home pre
pared by the Shepherd of. Isiael, whose
love never grow cold, tenderly care for
the Iamb ol Ufa own blood-bought told.
Prepare dear Mends to follow her."
lalatUet la iaharere.
It tppcara that the surveyors of the lo
cation of the bridge have not received their
pay. Now the question would arise why
the city pays a man from Portland and does
not see lliat the laborers that performed
the work did not get their pay when dis
charged. In the first place the bill of the
engineer has been withheld from the
Council for 4 meetings, and after the bill
was allowed the engineer concludes to
let the men that done the work wall until
he gets ready to pay them . 11 It takes three
months for a man to get his pat (or sur
veying the location of the bridge how long
will It be before they get the money for
building II On the other hand If an engi
neer receives $100 forsidayswoik.lt
looks reasonable to auppose that he la able
to pay the men for their work.
Onb or rni Sibvbvobb.
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Basb Ball. The game Friday
afternoon between the north and aoutb
Bidet of First atreet, between Broadalbln
and Kerry, was ono characterised by In
teresting play a. a grand atand affair. It
waa full of fun from the beginning. Fob
towing wire the club:
obtii ""bovtu
Chamberlain c McAllister
Itorrla, V v Mark, V
Lt-imert lb , I.yon
Ielnengor 3 b leutn
liulia 3 b rUitnnon
VVhituev ia White
.Noel 1 ( Iav
Itorrit, V (I Mack J
I-aFortut r ( Montague
Hie acore waa Srt to ID in favor of the
north si.li-a. At the end of funr inning
it wat 20 to 7. early f;re wcrke doing the
business. After tliat the aouth aidea
made 13 to their opponent 10. At 8
o'clock a fine retwtat was nerved by Mc
UheeA White at the City Itetaurani,
pronounced by all ooe ol the beet yet
eerred.
At Corvallie Wetlnoavlay the Lebanon's
knocked out the Corvaliia nine 13 to 6 in
a good game.
The Fen.lli-t'jn base ball club beat the
Baker Ciob 1 to 0 a few day ago. The
batteries of lxh club are profeaaiunala.
.-e a 1
THE (iOLOSB ttl'LC All AR.
Haa a large and complete line of
good, dolls, doll buggiea.'boyt' wagona,
ve ocipedee and many other good a hiuh
got to make np a complete aseortment,
besides a complete lino of lamps of
every dt-acriptior. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird cageti,
plush goods, such aa albums, toilet sets,
aatograpli.booka, scrap books, children's
ABC picture books, and all goods that
are carried in a Bazaar store, including
It ok or Bros. 1S47 silverware. We wish
to call the attention erf the public in par
ticular to tbe Golden Rule pri ttaking
powder and tea, put uu Vxpresmy fct
this trmdo, which gives tie beat of satis
faction, aa is attested by the -hundreds
who have nsod both the tea and baking
powder ever since Introduced by tbe
liolden Rule Bazaar. Each package of
tea and can of backinspowder draws a
prize in the sbape of a fine piece of glass
ware. Be sure to call, when is Albany,
at tbe Golden Itule Basaar, as you will
be sure to find what you atst, and will
be shown over the store and lie treated
kindly by my clerk, Mr. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I hare but
one priee to all.
J talcs (Jraowouu
A ssre care for the whisky uabiti Dr
Livingston's Antidote (or urnnl enoass will
care sny ease of tha llqoor eabit in from tea
to thirty days, (rant tha trodorale driuker to
tbe drunkard. The Antidote can be given
ia 1 eap of eoffes without tha knowledge ef
tbe person taking U. The Antidote wiil sot
injnre tba healtn in any way. Mannfaotored
Ly tha Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon cr from J A Commlag, sol ageat
Alkwny.
1 1S1 '
, Beliabl aad Always tba Bants.
e '
Brandretn's pills are tha oldest, safest and
best bl od purifier and purgative known.
Tbey are purely vegetable, therefore harm
less. Tbey ar always the same and always
prod ooe tbe same effeot, - Other purgatives
require inoreaaed doses and finally cents act
ing altogether. A eooras of one ot two of
Brandretn's pills taken esoh night la a posi
tive 001 a for constipation, beadaohe and all
bilinas disorder. If yon east take them
plain get them sugar coated .
The
fer a
wafers 'are a sure and safe tin.
klndsof female troubles ar.c w'!
all obstruction to the tnonw I)
no matter what the cause. ,T 1 1 1
11 what every woman neca' , at
iked with safety. For sale i. th.
Jj'emot
penoa
are jt
can be
Livingstone Chemical Co., also fron, u
sale agent, J A Camming, druggist, Bn 1.
berg bxk, A Ibsnv, Oregon.
A serious TalU '
McMfNNVfLLE, June io. A F Washburn
bridpe csrpentei. fell fiom a bridye at
Whileton, a distance 0 thirty feel, breaking
both legs. If will be taken to the hospital
at Port.snd. His recovery i doubtful.
V e are,jnaking a big driva on
It' s elopes, PasiJy -fe Smiley;.
Tata Betty was at ok, we gave her Castor la.
When she was a Child, she rlsd for Cassoria.
When she bcoacv Miss, sbs clung so Osasorla,
When She hod Children, Am jave tbetu Oontoria,
JlAKKlEU.
MARTIN-SMITH. On June 10, 1891,
in Ildlsey, by Rev. M. M. Marling, Mr.
Walter B. Martin and Mies Ora J. Smith,
both of IlalHoy. '
KOKN.
MACK. On Wednesday afternoon,
June 10, 1S91, in Albany, to the wife of
William Mack, the barber, a son.
imrm
The two most dangerous positions
known are those of the editor ot the Arl.
sonla Kicker end Umpire (or a hotly con
tested bate ball game.
The llarritburg paper tayt thtl Jerry
Rehoollng it up here to purchase (orty
head of mules. This Is not a mule pro
ducing community, and Jerry wilt have to
take ca ruses, 1'tlneviiie Wci,
The round-ur) ot hones throughout the
surrounding country hss not been sailsfac
tory to horsemen. In many places but
tins. 1 percent); tne wttoie were glitt
ered. PrlnevUie Newt.
Even policemen ate not above suspicion!
Policeman 1 lenrv f'lancv was arrested In
San Fianclsco, charged by John B Serbs,
a waiter, with hsvlmr robbed hlin on the
public street of $15 In gold. Clancy de
nies the charge.
whv some newstianert so-called are
allowed to live illustrates the mysterious.
Ptirnoseless character 01 the trait caueu
human toleration. Ex. That la what
each paper sayt about hit neighbor parti
cularly. Human nature, you know. It
It a good thing the world It full of tolera
tion.
An ordinance hat been Introduced In
the Cliv Council and will probably be
passed Saturday evening, which will keep
the boyt oft the street nights In moat
caaes. Under It every minor under 18
wilt have to carry a written consent of hit
parentt and guartiiant.ana etniuii 11 wnen
requested by the police crneer.
We pause at the wonderful nature of the
following Item In the Corvallls Times,
What a mathematician must rule that live
papert Last week the Benton Flour Mills
run without a single stop (rom the time of
starting until stopped for Sunday, In
this time her engine made 1,044.000 revo
lutlont. Think ol the wonder of ma
chinery. There are tome Needy people In Marlon
county, according to the census 11& The
following Item In the Woedburn paper Is
llmelj.i An effort Is being made by the
clilxena of Needy to change the naiue to
something more suggestive 01 tne oeauty,
fertility ar.d prosperity of the tuiroundlng
country.
An Item appear In the Yale Dally
News, of June 3rd, giving a listed students
who received a prise for debate In Yale
college. Among the names Is that of
Corwiit Sheridan Shank, of Canby. Or,
who resided in our city (or some time,
and was book-keeper lor Flllocn Bros.
Oregon bovs are a Iwsys In the lead. The
Dalies TM. It I a (act that Oregon
boyt who go east to school almost Invar
iably rank high In their classes. This hat
barn peculiarly the case with Albany
young men.
Sevesal year ago Walter Kirk was lost
in tne uiu Mountains wmis hunting and
what became of him wss never known.
A few dsva lis Frank liaird. of Henanar.
discovered a man's skeleton in the neigh
borhood where Kirk wis last seen, and It
Is thought to be Ihe remains of the missing
man. The skeleton was found at the toot
(a cliff with the left side of the skull
badly cruthed as If while stumbling along
In the snow drifts he lost his footing and
leil to lits tics tn oclow. rcndleton B. U
The engine that run Into the freight
tiatn was Ihe Dilated it 7 that ran In'.o
Lake LabUh. It Is alosa kite have been
In several California accidents.
In L E Llaln'a store ia a place where
lone armed men have measured their
reaching wwcrt. Mr W If Ksmwy
head the list, with a tecora id n icet 1 1
inches.
As s rale, a show that is not welt adver
ttaed Is not worth attending. Capital
Journal. So It Is with buslnets firms. II
they can't afford la make their bu.lness
known, you can't expect to deal profitably
wnn litem. t'lior.
It is about time the Htrwt Car com
pany extended Its line to the Orphan's
llome.a we are informed was promised
last year. A live movement in some di
rection would be greatly appreciated by
Albany people. Now is the time to do
something.
The Salem Journal man, who Is a con
noisseur fn all matters pertaining to
strawberries, has learned, with a loaded
heart, that some of the boxes have raised
bottoms, so that they only hold about 12
ounces of berries. Here onr gardeners
are ail honest ana give good weight.
The Democrat has always waged war
for the superiority in size and flavor of
l. 1 ! ... t I k
straw uerrivs raisou in irus victr ny, ana
always supposed that the one which fell
into a well and got caught near the too
completely closing it op, was the largest
on record ; but the Centralia News tells
of one of really immense proportions
cays that truthful paper: "Yesterday
at 4 o'clock on one of the liilli east of
town the rain caused a strawberry to
break loose from the vine. It rolled
down the hill with increaains; velocity
until at the bottom it demolished two
houses and broke a horse's leg." .
About 9 o'clock Thursday morning
wiiiie pisying carus, zacti I'arsons. Fred
Reames and one, McCowen, got into a
dispute, w hen one of the-latter, parties
granuea uie stages anu a general row en
sued. Parsons was hit by some instru
ment, unknown to himself, and knocked
unconscious for a time, cutting deep
gashes above and below his left eye, and
cutting his lip somewhat. Dr Smiley
was called and sewed ud the wounds.
When Parsons came to the other parties
naa nown. jteamsana juccowen went
to Junction, and learning at that place
that they were wanted in Eugene.return
ed on the afternoon train. On their ar
rival they were placed nnder arrest by
Policeman Witter. Eugene Guard.
One exchange takes another one to task
for remarking that a movement was on
foot. It was thought that in liv cities
a movement should be on wheels.
Hon W D Fen ton has entered the firm
of Bronaugh & McArthur, in Portland,
the new firm name being Bronaugh, Mc
Arthur, Fenton & Bronaugh,
Sixteen irrigation companies have been
incorporated in Umatilla county under
the law passed by the last lezislatnre.
Total capital stock, $1,370,000. ranuing
from 1500 to 1500,000.
The new associate editor of the Flor
ence West signs his salutatorv "vours for
1 health." He must bo a rare bird, as
most editors are in businest for wealth.
Before the big flood Johnstown, Fa.,
had a taxable valne of $2,000,000. Now
it is $9,000,000, and the flood .happened
only just two years igo. Why Would it
not re a srooa iaea to get up a nrst-ciapa
nooa m i'enaieton r ,
The Springfield Gazett is dead. The
Salem Btatestnan says: "A while bnck
there was a sort of mania for "starting"
new hewspapers In Oregon. Now they
are quietly passing in their checks."
Several other sheets will no doubt be
heard from within a few months.
James Fogarty, the great base ball
player, probably the best fielder in the
U. S., died two or three weeks ago and
was taken to California.hia former home,
He died of consumption, really from ex
cessive cigarette smoking. James Whit
ney, another great player,, has also just
died from consumption. , - "
The Democrat has recelevd a copy of
Brick Roadways, a Chicago publication.
According to it brick pavements are used
In nearly 200 cities. It is tje cheapest cf
all pavements, costing up to $s a square
ysnl. In Wheeling, Weit Va.,bHck pave
ments were built at a cost of $1.05 to
$1,45 a square vard. A big Item with this
kind o pavme it Is that ft iloes not have
to be sprinkled. The ul' ;:rt is one
worth attention by Alisoy I o,",; --
TBI BISTF.SB EMTKBTalSMMT.
The entertainment, given by the pu
pils cf 'the Flrjtcrs school, at the opera
house, lust evening, was a delightful af
fair, greatly appreciated by the large
audience present. From the well rend
ered overture, by Misses L Brenner and
K. hkeiiy. to tun neauiiiui laniuati, Ja
cob's Iduuler, which cloned theenter-
tertulntneiit, there wns something going
on to please the audience, a nice feature
of theee entertainments.
Miss Nora Zeyta delivered tho saluta
tory, anawernd with several bonnet.
Ora 'bubruillQ same "My First Music
Lesson," a bright effort.
"Industry Trlmctdmnt." a drama with
a moral to it.and teaching a good lesson,
was presented by eleven young indies.
Mlna Kb rot was uroilcleiit as tho teacher.
while the rival students in ncr scnooi
were well carried out by Nora Zeys.who
learned at sight, and;Cora Barker, who.
only through study and industry could
get her lessons, receiving the prize not
withstanding the eraft of her cousin.
Miss Annie Ash sang "The Bridge,"
the effect of which was greatly enhanced
by the performer standing on a fine
brlduo structure crosslnu: the stage.
Missus F and L Brenner performed
"Kose deg Alps," on the piano, display
ing a fine touch and genius for girls so
young.
"Grandpa's Birthday," an operetta, In
several acta, was presented in a nice
manner, it was a pretty auair in many
respects, and showed what even very
little children csn do well with excellent
training, Miss Ella Hulllvan performed
tha nart of "Uranclna" in a snicndlu
manner, and she was fortunate In having
twenty such bright granacuiiuren.
"The Old Woman's Complaint' was a
good illustration of the troubles of oia
women who have ironing, cherry pica
Ing, sweeping, sewing etc, to do.
'Life Ib What You Make It.'.' was one
of the cutest exercises of the evening.
Miaa Ella Hullivan made a troo I. s well
as a fine looking, mother. Miss M Ben'
tiers did the maid part well, and Ora
Lrnbrullle and Lottie Ketchum are mar
vels as little children, being completely
at home on tbe stage.
"The Soldier's Farewell" was present
ed bv a class of small students in tasty
military costumes, who displayed great
proficiency in txarching and drilling.
Miss 0 Warner delivered tho valeJic-
tory with good effect.
Interspersed were a chorus, "Honor
thy Father and Mother," a duet by
Muses K. Hkeily and D Blumberg, a piano
duet, "A Boquet of Beauties," by Misses
r Brenner and O Sternberg, a piano trio.
The Three Bisters." by Missed M
Sprenger, T Baumgart and L fetemberg,
a piano duet, a military galop, by Misses
LKiefer and 0 Warner, a violin duet by
Matter Oscar Baumgart and Miss M
Hunter, and a chorus, "The Flight of
the Birds." all presented in a manner to
show the excellent musical training re
ceived.
cacxtiL rBBTfciBtsca.
Wednesday evening. June 10th,
Present Mayor, Recorder, Marshal,
Street Commissioner, Treasurer, and
f'ouncllmen French, Tabler, Burkhsrt,
Garrett and Hawkins.
The following bills were ordered paid
I N Hoffman. $11. o; Albany & Astoria
RR, Si.co; Geo Silmson, $c; E Lamb.
S3. so: W B Barr.VtJ Geo Uurkhart.'J.
1 C Dickey, tl! Robert Stwthan,$t; Ktan-
ard A CutUrk, Si ; S W Reese, $3: Mat
thew St Washburn, fiooo; Mason lb.
Strang, f 499.50; Electric Light Co, S282
Report on each of .V) itieral sewers
was made by Surveyor Barr and filed.
Petition of John II Wallace and ort that
owners of property aojulning Main street
he aiiowed louse pit Instead ot river
gravel In grading the street. Referred
with power to act and secret pit gravel in
all case where thought best.
The Mayor wit directed to appoint a
ceinmlltce to confer with a cernmit.ee
from the Albany Fat mere Co In reference
to the north cna of Jackson street. Com-
ml'.tec, Councllmen BurKhart, Tabler and
Garrett,
Ordinance Jl protiding for an amend
ment to the nuisance ordinance, was read
twice and laid on table unUl next meeting,
Ordinance Jit providing for prevention
of minors running at large without written
consent of parent, read twice and laid on
table until next meeting.
Resolution No 9 providing tor construe
tlon of certain sidewalks wat read and
passed.
The Street Coinmlstlonir reported great
complaint on account ot cow being tied
to fences and sidewalks. The Recorder
was directed to notify the poundmaster to
enforce me ordinance.
Matter of offensive water closets at
corner of BroaJ iWn and Seventh streets
and on Geo S Cc's property near corner
01 1 irtt and i.yon streets was referred to
committee on itreets and public property,
Tbey are still talking about the I2G0.
000 fee that was lately paid to Lawyer
William N Cromwell ot New York (or his
service at assignee o( Decker, liowell de
ix., uie bankers ana nrokers who sus
pended payment during the panic in
Walt street last November. Mr Crom
well earned his fee in six weeks, and in
that time, by the exercise ot rare busi
ness judgment, patient tact and shrewd
ness, he paid to the creditors 100 cents on
every dollar of their claims, which
amounted to about $12,000,000, and
handed over a handsome surplus to the
principals besides. The remarkable
thing about this big fee ia that tbe peo
ple who paid it to Lawyer Cromw ell
think he underestimated tne value of his
services, and so they have preserved him
with a magnificent silver service, in token
01 tnetr gratitude I -
Will Bot IIobses. Mr II Branden
stein, (rom Pan Francisco, will be at
Albany J tine 20th, buying horses, of the
following description : bays, blacks, and
grays, age, 4 to 8 years, 15 to 16 hands
high ; weight, 960 to 1150 pounds. ' Must
be gentle to ride nnder saddle and gen
tle ty WArlr arithAnl Vtlami.li anj n A
in every particular. .Also a number ol
good carriage horses, weight from 1100
to 1300, and a number of heavy dr
horses. Headquarters at L Senders1
stables.
rarm for Bale,
I have for sale 100 acres of the finest
farming land in the state. All In a
high state Si cultivation, no build
ings, but has abeautful building loca
tion. Eight miles from Albany, twe
miles from Tangent, on the BPBB,
Terms and price reason able. Call an d
see me on becond street, opposite Dux
BOB at offlco. Da. Q. W. Mastos.
Change ef Business.
'Notice la hereby given that Uueller dt
Garrett have aold to E J Ltnnlng their
entire business, (roods, warea . tnerohan
diee, book accounts, fixture, etc. Parties
laueDted to aald arm will please call and
settle at onoe with K J Lanning to whom
all accounts are payable.
All outstanding indebtedness wilt be
settled by Mueller A Garrett.
MTJBLLKB & OAKBK1T,
KJ Lanninb
Albany, May 25,1,891. ' '
A 1 ding Photographers A sajiy Oregos.
We have bongbt-all tbenegativt stsad by
L W Oark and W H Greenwood np to Nov
loth, unpiioatea csn be bad from
hem only of as at reduced lates. W hays
also about 13,000 negatives made by osr
selves, from whlck dnplleates oan be had at
Ilk istea. We earry the oniy full lin of
viewi of this stat and do enlarge d work at
loweit rates for first oless work. W shall be
pleased to sea yon at ocfr Stndio in Froman't
bleek,aextdort Mosoni Temple.
The DxtreottAT will exoaanga a sewing
machine ot any make desired, except ene or
two, for some osk grab wood and part oosh:
or will consider other propositions by ssy
ene desiring a new maoaine.
It cm e tuber Fa!Iey E'miley, Pricier
rd'nnni .. ; 1 .
H0E AUTO ABKOAB
MrtThr.t Walls. tlm' First ward hss
a hand 41 ott-.i wi u l..o erysipelas, which
nhjla in nsegi-r ol losing.
At ththrMtiiigeintest Tuesday the high
est soors ws a follows, Onto! a pnaalble
twenty-hvftt A W Cl.il.ln, 19. 0 1) Usbrtel-
srm, 23, J 0 firimil., Si, Mr UsbrieUwrn
wesrs the lunrtU for a in'oatb. Hniem
Journal.
About I o'alocik on June O'.h, In the m irn-
liijr, W J f'nriiJ)iHtiir cf t' Mining J tsr
bai, of i;uUi. J on., i shot atul inainntly
kiiltd on al'iotiina s'reot. en his way wnm.
Tb spot is as twh-trp-Kuted oue, and there
wo no one near at test tun. I he shot
wat heard h some one ho, running to th
tt, stunibel over the ied biuiy. A
msu s form was snon running away, uttoo
t.ir oil for pursuit.
A MinsioiiT FiRC.-About 15 minute
after ti o'clock this mcrr.lng, the fire be'.t
ranar out as if (or business. Tbe old
br'jom (actory on Lyon street, between
Third and Fourth, was on fire. When
the engines reached the place ihe building
was S nitss 01 Humes, water was sarted
tn racing time, the department doing as
oromnl and quick work a was
' t. I.. .... l a, I,. I,, fir-
The fiamcs wet e extinguished, leaving the
frame work of fhe old structurs standing.
The building contained tome furniture
belonging to U J Dillon, left over when
he closed his buslne here, only ,pait ot
which wat consumed, three heavy streams
keeping the fisttict wen in the rear and in
the second story. The furniture wat
moved into the building about three
weeks ago, and wat Insured In the Con
necticut Insurance Co, W K McPherson,
agent, on May 27th. for IU7. on furni
ture stock, an J $25 on furniture toots.
The building wss owned by Dr M II Ellis
and waa not Insured. It was an old
structure, and wss not worth very much,
perhaps $scat. The fite wes undoubtedly
Incendiary. A tna. who pas4d the
building at 10:30 w'clrwk heard a suspic
ious noie inside the bullying but thought
nothing of ' It, Night wa'.chman Jones
passed the building from his midnight
lunch about 12 o'clock, but noticed noth
ing out of the way.
fbioat.
Oregon had 140 newspstxr wbon last
ngared up.
A state farmers alliance is to bt orgaoizsd
at Portland, on July 8.
Tba Willamette Valley arrived at Va
enina Bay at C:3I) last eteoiag.
Lett Sunday the Seio Has Ball club beat
tbe Mebama olub i to 17,
120,000 of Eugene City's bonds were sold
tor A K Star at 6 per osnt interest at par
value.
Th game ot ball Let ween the Soda nsea
aad White W Inga waa la prngreta aa w
went to press.
A Eager firm adsertiaea 21 dog ads ef
sagar for f 1 00 and IS pounds of rtoe (or
$1.00. Evidently a bait, as present price
do net justify suab bargains
Under th new medical law jaat twe er
tibcetea have been Piled with County Clerk
Payne. Th brat Dr K U Hyde, of Hoio. aad
lb second by Lr 1 W Usury or Ualsey.
Lest Wednesday a balloon man started to
inflate bis balloon to give aa esbibitioa and
paraebnta jump. 2 having been subscrib
ed; bat in soma way th balloon eaogbton
fir and Taa eoUre y consnrned.at Soto.
All pspsrs in Ssntisao have been anp
pressed except its two government organs,
while only on paper allowed in Valpa
raiso. A poor place ftr newspaper, except
yoo are in it
It Is reported tint buyers are etTuring 23
cents t tr bops to be raised the coming fa-
ton. Hop raiTS ehuo'.d 00 toir on
gambling. The arratieroent ia on sided
an way, for many bop htsyere would back
oat if hep went down.
Commetioemeet eterciae ef the Aartcol-
tural college, at Corvallit, legin nst Son-
day, lies eUratton will Uvr the bco.i
snrrate sermon. Prof Thos Condon will
deliver tbe address. Tho commpneement
exercise wilt take r.'soe at 2 o'dorJi on
Wednssuay,
Mr Henry Ebrrt, lite ef Allan?, who
bought the Dalies bskerr, has eiiangtd th
asm of that inaktution to the Phoenix
Bekerv, and baa been thorouchly eleaning
ep and lepairing the lace, lie will prob
ably put his fl.-st worr out tomorrowDal
las Ubtervtr,
This evaning oceurs th closiog
party of Mr H J flopkias' dsociog school
One(th fostmras tf tha e veiling will be
the Otfoid minnetts danced by the ch
It is one of lbs most popular dances ot ths
day. Th elaaa extend aa invitation to all
their friends to Pome and have a good time.
unarm marsn aV clock.
There was a targe attendance at tba fan-
ersl of His Alii Sohlosaer this afternoon.
many desiring io psy a deserved tribute to
on wbosa hfe bsd been pore and spotu
Dr Irvin preached the sermon and T J
Overman, James Callanam. D J Dobmille.
M Sendera, Merrill Phillip and Walbw
Farker acted aa pall bearer.
A Small Collikios, When the over
land arrived at Albany this morning two
or three hours late, th. freight train was
on the main track, with the caboose op
posite the baggage room. The engineer
of the overland did cot discover its pres
ence until after passing the water tank,
when lie reversed the engine ; but the
air brakes refused to come to time in
good shape, and the train crashed into
tbe freight at a moderate rate ot speed,
fast enoogb, though, to shake the pas
sengers lip and throw some of them over
the seat in front ot them. Tne caboose
was elevated at an angle of about 45 de-
frees, and the two next cars derailed,
he engine of the overland had its cow
catcher twisted somewhat. The fireman
jumped from the engine and escaped un
injured. The engineer, who remained
at ins
posT.,aiso escaped. t.veryboOy
escaped.
l ite Oamago was not very eer-
ions, and in less than an hour Uie over
land had left the depot.
su rcanay. 1-
Ruggles Oriental cirons exhibiud ia ITsrr
risbarg yesterdsy.
' Ladies and children's gold ear rings for
80jts, at the Corner Jewelry Store.
Tbs members of F Co ar drilling twice a
weak in pmps-stlon for th annual encamp
ment at Eugene.
Dr W II Davis filed his certirteate from
tbe State Medical Board, being' No. 3 tiled
with tb Scanty Clark. '
T L Jones, M E presiding elder, is reap
ing a rich harvest of tools in a revival at
xainax agency, Klamath county. Recently
h baptised 100 Indiana Ashland oord.
Aa exempt Fireman's pin, N 121, wss
lost, prcbabiy en tb has ball grou u d. Ths
nnder will confer a great favor and be suita
bly rewarded by returning th same to 0 II
Mueller.
rilPFC "aehf Colds, InBusms, BrortehlMt,
uUril-U Hoarsenett, Whooping Cough, Croup,
bora Throat, Asthma, and fcvery affection of the
Threat. Luna mid Chett. inclu.lma rrMi.,im.H.H
Speedy and ixnnaneut. Genuine tanned " j, BatU,"
Conrad Mever.
-PROPKltSTflt OF
STAR BAKERY
'Cower Eroadalljiii and First Sts.,
, --DEALER IN-
tuned FrntU,
tasBtvre,
Ha Frait.
an gar ,
Co&ee,
" Etc,,
Canned Sf eate,
Qneenaware,
Fegetablea,
Cisara,
Sp'.ett, ...
. . Tea,
Ete.,
eery thing that la kept la. rd
"vand grocery ore, ' Highest.
-i t va
rV't p
. 1
If your eves trouble yoa go to f M
rnDa i auu oaya tnern tntu mv hi meuua
a . I I . . t - . 1 . . , . . i J I. 1AHUH.a '
pstsnt ays meter, snd g t glsssrs that fit yon
properly. (Jlasset from 23 cents to $10.
Fsr.-rs fell th Dbmocsat that the re -
cetiteool rsin had a finer fleet on spring
whnat, and brighter vristieota were never
enjoyed by them. High prints are bound to
prevail aeonming- to prefit judications.
Mr ft A Cranes', of Fort ITlamsth.hroscht
in his wool this week sad sold it to th Aah
laml wooinn milts, reslir.ing 1097,40 from a
'oa of only 400 bead Ashland iidtngt.
Mr Jnny Nanin, reentlr of CorvalHt.
has piirnhaaert the Orsnts Pass Conrinr. Mr
Nnnan is an old friend of O W Wriuht.Eiri..
of ti tat ci' , ni,d is well spoken cf a a eews-
psr man. , -
Al Htiilln slrer of ibis ci't bitohed s' horse
to a oart yesterday and was driviiig en
Lyun street when a dog ran out from a resi
dence near by and bit his horse oa th nse
causing him to inn away, breaking tip the
esrt and bruining op tbs borse eonsiderablj.
A fow days ago a party of men loft Gales
for Ihe pornoae of searching for the feniJus
of Thomas Tucker who was lost last a inter
in the mountains aoutb of that plaoe. Tbe
I O () F lodge, of La Cmss,Wftbint'a,of
wbieh be was a tnemtar. sent a party to sa
litt in the sesroh, aal seenriag the servioea
of VV T Clark ss a gnid they atarUl out
and attf r several days of hardebip in tbe
mountsius they telarned fidding no tine
R,"f? !""'' '! a
liullalc Dawson, dntFgftts.
Fla groceries at Conn & lirnilricson's.
Fresh tegtab!e!na berries ever (inort)-
ingiirowneii s.
Best assr-rtment of teat io town l.t C E
nrowcon s.
A lice lin f crockery ware Sit Couo &
Ifeodricsoii's.
Good vnntt at! and sua 'lighted baib
roo ns at Yurcok's.
Sbavicir. 13 cents, at Viereck'a ? shoo
Close j on JSunds) s.
Dtii.k delioiutt ice eold aoda water at C
E BrowneU'a.
A larg stsort-nent of gardes seeds 00
aleatCE Biownell't.
E W Achlann & Co arelaeliing mouurotnts
at fotttan4.prtoe.
Gldn opportanilies ar wasted every
dsy by not trading with U B tirowoell.
A new lin of window thsdee" from 60
cents to ft CO each complete, at Setnael E
Toangs. - . .
Jat received a fia iivoioe of barber's
supplies direct fra Philadelphia, by L
Vietsek.
At th co ner of B road al bin aadllat street
von will Cod V r. lirowosll alwaya tbe lead
ia ths grocery kosinees.
For bargaiaa la monamenta, headstone
to.,goto E W AchiaonA Co, Albany,Oregon
Freak bread, cakes, pies, ete., every day
at tb Delmonioo restaurant. Lesv year
orders.
Keep it ia your mind that Allen Bros pro
is keeping tb kind of groceries the public
Biands. Tbsir stock is a fioe en.
At Vierttk's shaving and hajrealtiog psr
tors, ladiaa and chUuisu's bair catting a
specialty.
See W F Read'a line of dress gocdaj and
silks before baying eUewher.
M attache -lying den on short ootio with
tb renowned German instantaneous dye, at
lereok s.
One half dollar redaction on every pair al
Ludlow's Co shoes. A good line f I tbeaa
at3 E Toangs.
ONION SEED
tirswa Fratst Heleetesl Bs.las
Early Re4..
kit Wetberafie'AM
,fr SI V
- " 1 SO
. " 1
- t
Vellav lianvera,
While Punojal.
tn e.4DBarlnc pri naa peaea reeaaaaeer UmS above
a-Maiioba tnc.aUt i'jettoa.
ale Oar ReasI ss Tslttl.
erieapoiiaeitos snueitad.
TRUMBULL - & - BSEBE
nrrcMivs, eaowasa ass saautae m
Seed?, Trees, Mil uni Plants,
Si (Mil. Baaaaae Bveael re.
JSFV eatiea IDis aaeer.
WANTKO, A PtWITiOrt.-Bytbenn.
deraigned,to look after the bual
nes of a store or warehouse, hs-vtng
many past years experience at encb
labor I reel aaxiafied tbat I oan tfvt
general estlsfactlon at very moderate
wage. HsFxaxacBs Any of tbe first
settlers in atid around Albany.
MILTON BZACIX.
City Restaurant.
ILtvu)g lieea entirely remodeled, this old
and pnpular restaursnt will b mad first
iasa a very respect. Tb poblkj will bt
given good meals at all boar for only 20
sent. Ever) thing neat and attraoUve,
Private bo is. 0 tiers In every style.
FOSKAY & MASON,
VVSLBLSM ABB BjnralS
Druggists and Booksellers.
Agei.U for John B. Alden'a piiblicailooa,
bkh we Bfill at PMbllahee's priee with
etagrestA.tV , r
ALBANY. OKCVOX
, t500 Howard !
WBm pay tbeabev r art for anj- eaae of l-e
'Mnr-ialtit. Djrapepaia, Slrt Meeaaene. hla-ttoe. Co
li-OK. -tr CWiTeaeu we eannot eure wit Were
.trouble LlT.rPIIU.whea tbe .rtvaaereariilr
-otpUrd wltk. ThrreMtMMeljr,VMae.a4ae-er
all to stre aatlcTaetloa. Sugar foated. Lanre boxea,
-nte. "" St reaSt. Beware of eounterteits
efi1 1 ea reaaaramarwa -aiy ar
esaous tt wmcaTAJir,cjiiu40o,iu-.
A Baa
slag, ABt
I r.. lT.. t.-,. P.VSl.Aln'w
l fie llviiicii isii.jr,ciui,Tj tawiuaii
Itsoeieatita.
Bees ee aaei aeA fee sals s rail Ma at B4viea tar
Jweiaeraaae waiaa-a, maaeine Beeea, awi-a,
Bt, snltable tor evetT Baa 4 sneaet
gpeeaaes Wart. SWhltstM
, The UNION SIGNAL, "
k BaMt teau-waaes aM Utereiw aaaer Ib tb
eaaasnr. k ea aaa aBWa se Sewtsaeat
bn valaakis Baner. FaiOt-et SSpee jrear
ia aeraaet. Its eaaserjelays ars aaaeag She
beet am hi beta bewlaaterea.
The OAK AND IVY LEAF,
aataaer far T.nag FeetJe, eaeeeellen toe let pa
The YOU NO CRUSADER,
tn CSttlarea.
BeaS far aaaipU.'
Bible BeaalafS, aeeeoeaiT aeaelaas,
lab.. I Teatperaaee kaeeoae, rregraaaa rer
Say aaa Ottoer Belerbtiaaaeata,
BeeM
(leatl far Cataleraes s4 Tanas, seal sll ereoie, te
V'-wBn-e TBMraRAitca rsaueauiB abwui-
I An5. 11 U Bah Street, bieage, 10.
ALBANY NURSERIES
Tf, 7 K II ATE ON HAND at otsr nursery
IV on the Corral Us road, one-half
nMe 'from town, aa fine a lot of fruit
rtAa of all kinds as ean be found say
rliere on the eoaet. If you eantemnjat
slanting trees it will pay yoo to sea our
leek sad get ear price. Catalogue ft.
MTUAM BROWNBLL.
City Heat Market.
mmi BJOSa, Propriston.
loep a fall lin of fflsats of all kla
Ja a eeol plaee, eotnplstaly pr
Utd: aad alwaya freab.
HELPS, Job Printer,
lst.St... Albany
ASWIHSSTEATCrSKSTICE.
TkJOTICK 18 HEBEBY GIVES TO ALL CREDI
J3l tort and peruana in the estate ol WiiSiaro ( onn,
deceased, that on ths Sri day of Juua. losit. I jSied
Bf tiafl auciiiiMt in aa,ul matter In the fxmntr court
lJrtn county, Omron. ami that
urt ti.i
ee tt.s d ti i v of J ii -, n '.a!, .
ha ?n. of H.i itHVRi iha tuna fu
: i? ' tllu,1
of it
. tl
ta-ce
"A
- - nt
HOT
How does ho fee!? lie feels
blue, a deep, dark, unfading, dyed-in-the-wool,
eternal blue, and bo
makes everybody feci tbe same way
August Flower the Hornedy.
How does he feel? He feels
headtcbe, generally dull aad con
stant, but sometimes excruciating
August Flower the Remedy. .
HOwaooanoToeri' ne Iceis a
violent hiccougbing or jumping of
the stomacn alter a meal, raising
bitter-tasting matter or what he has
eaten or drunk August Flower
the Remedy.
How does ho feel? lie feels
tbe gradual decay of vital power ;
be uels miserable, meiancnoiy,
hopeless, and lon?s for death and
peace August Flower tho Rom-
eay.
How does he feel ? lie feels so
full afler eating a meal tbat be can
hardly walk August Flower the
Remedy. 0
G. G. CREE.V, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury, Kew Jersey, C. 3. A.
WEAtnEBrottD,
AStoraey at Uw. Will praetiie la all eourU of the
nest vilua aioea, ioany, uregoa.
U. BILYEtT.
AUotnay at Law toi BoUeitar ia Chaaeery. CoUee
ttona Blade a all aeata. Loame aegeuaVul (ar-
eraMe teraas. Albany, Oregea.
G
EO. T. WRIGHT,
attorney at Lew,aa K entry Poblie. Will practice la an
eeentaettoiss'ate aad in tbe United fclate eoorte
isrOregoa. strBort -Frunt rooms over Batik ef
Oregea, Albany, Oga.
H.
C. ITATIO.
Attemey at Law. am eel In tha fltranaa block
apetairs. AiMoy, Oregon.
D.B-
If. BLACItni'IiS.
AttoneyatLaw. W".H poetise laa'l th courtaof
Orepin, autept the eoonty eotu-s ef Linn er-atity.
AJ btsatne will receive prompt eltentiaa. o 111 eel
wee reuowa- lenvu, aiuaii., ur.
JV
TfHITSfE T,
Attorray at Law, aai
Orecea.
MoUry Public. Albany
JB. J. L. IIILL,
Fnreielkn snj 8,l-rro. OPTICS -Ccnxr K.-at an
Ferry etreets. Aibeay, Ongoa.
0
C. O. sVATSOX ntSTOJT,
Fbralaiaa aid flurrun. n-.-5-!iV.
la
tataut eCos, Albany, Oreijo.
D"
IT. H, DA !),
Fbyneiaa and Soretoa. OrF.CE Cpatitr ia she
Btnhaa b'o ; bt-r be fatwd at hi. eSoe ear or
abt. AJ baa, Ortwee.
D
B. O. A. WIIlTffET,
Phreleaa ani garri an. OraJoateef Be!Jeue Ued
twl colee. Mew I City. Iheaaeee of women a
speetalsy. omCaV-Frantaa b!ee. Albany, Oregon
VfTVv. fe. V
STEEL PEBS .
1SSa?rl I"ens :i!Troit parrems, ...
S- M fe- I f. arte I Kii,.,-, Lot.
sent post-paid ja receipt of iti i E: jasl
FERRY & td .Icrcj.
CaTeats, and Trsfle-St arks oMsIned. ami all Pat
eat bnaineas condnetud for Moeerste Fees.
Our Otic ia Opsetits U. S. Parent Office.
aneweeatiMmre patent la less time than thos
remote from Waahinrton.
bend model, drawls s; or phntow, with dearrin
Hon. We advise, lf tentahle or not, free ot
chares. Onr fee not r oe till patent ia tecum..
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patent," wita
Bamea of actual elicntx htyourStato, county, or
town, seat free. Adores,
C.A.SUOW&CO.
Orpoalts Pattst CltcsufYishLnotca. D. C.
K::iaiB:;B::B::ia:::;E:"
gjj THS CEISBXAIED . . .
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voi.y
Ths Flastt Small Aras Eter stanyfacturas H
FJ llni inliiiMi'aa nil i " ' i
v HitcnAtl,
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EXCELLt Jfip el
U W0RKM4NSHIP sntj
m C0iWENlEI.CE In
-j i-umuiku an aAt-feiT. ". i-
si " vi tneap iron imitation. I i
O Send forllkistratcd CsW-eiio and Pries list ota
y SMITH A WESSON, i
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S3 EiS'1" .wsBiitir"S3, gj E rj ! ,j
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ner
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; -FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Arterial Embalming Dona ScientU
tcally.
flLBAai CQLLE5JA1E I5STIIUIE
1800,1801-
Wrst Terns Opened Septet toer tett. littM.
A full corps of ins motors,
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J s. , tractor uie tawa.bou. llw lti
V, 01 tela Parents, t'aeeaia. TraUe .-
V AaSeae ISUHM A. CO.'
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