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VOL XXVII.
fcateretl at the riut Oltlre at Albaay. ., m BeeB-4 lass Mall Halteri
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1891.
riTITfa A KITTIWU, Publisher ana fraprlelerat
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5- LITTLE
ELJV
PILLS.
do not cn.pr. sicken on
CONSTIPATE.
Sum Cm rot Sick Heaoachc.
ng mil troaoiM Mistnc rroia
laili ration r Gonttirattio.
V lutpmtM t h (Vrnt'loi in
""Iv hi KirtMnlh Hl.ww.
Thm tlM mb hm nlrvOv aljnlrl to atm th cm, m
on, ill crtti nover b too Itv iloao, i'ntjr to t kt
o ciMA-h Mtvitr. 43 pills put up i w atrtmt isl
rrtiet run brrrt1 in nwt pnekrt. A irM (
tV? ttJ TrTflr and lltltM Mom. N CtrwHla, wills)
Hswa."TrV Hrt. HM Kryh-,i ttottl.
tUIVLIt ItiMttt a-.) UUK MOO Iter tt. tsa Mttawa.
g OR. HARTER'3 IffON TONIC. V
n PrKIKIKH th M.IMtlt; flKlifHTIC l 1.1 VFR a
B SS l KIDN KT , i:"'T'llk'HI. hH.lT ATM-fl
The dr. hartes keqicine co.st. iou.s. to.
EAST AND-SOUTH,
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Routo
SHASTA LINE.
Esproa Train lear. Portland Dally
sW-li
I North
7:""f. T L
Ar 9:3b II
L 6:21 A H
l.v SjlO r a
Albmr
San rrn?ini
11 a I Ar
Al.v tain .t..i only at tnllowlnif alatiuna tiortli
ol H,tmrif. Kt lortanj. Onron CltT. W.vod.
anrn. Salem, AIImiit, Tuifmit, Shwlil, llala.y llar-
a' (' MAIL, VA1LT
l;"3.al.r P.tUnJ Ar4ra
ISO r a L Albany l.r :W a
5:43 1 a I Ar K.bury L I 0 a a
ALlJUtr LOC4L( D!LT BTCkn STilDIT)
a I L PortUiid Ar I 9 KX A a
?2.L!J i Ait?wy ?-ll:?2.i
lm.tp nuarn,
itt a F. AiTJ r I j5 4B
lr Ar Ltmon tr:ittB
TB Lt Allwny Arl t:Mfi
tilt Ar Lfbwoa Lr I 8 0r
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeuincr Cars.
for a traniatwlatiaai ml ftriBl-r laoa raaara
sera. Mwarau a,xpraa Tralaa
tt Will klTlal.B.
-BKTnCCST rwUTLAMV) AND tOKTAlllS,
Mill, iiiiiiui (Ex.-rpt Sami7.)
Mil I Lr
1:10 r a Ar
Port'au.l
Corvalli
Ar 6.30 r a
Lr I is &4r
irass mm bailt (Excjp'. Sund.v.
4!) r a I Lt
ra Ar
Portlanil
McMinnvill
Ar I ': a
I. 6.44 a a
'rhrontrh TiolcotK
To all point
EAST. AUD SOUTH.
'oi fui. itilnriauid i rear llna ratra. a.M a, .
naCnnipanv Airtnt at Al'n .
. . OKHLEH K C KOtlEKH
Ma?;as.r Aaa't O. P. anil P. Ar
YAQULYA BAY KOUTB.
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Oregon Picific Raihodd,
T C UOiiG, KcrclTer.
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Ors&on EevelopmanS Co's Steamers,
Short Mne to CMlirorala.
yirat-class through paBsouger and
fslgrht line from Portland and all point
Sr the WilUtneteA Valley to and rrom bh
f raclsco, C'tei.
BosU ojito c2os connection at Alban
with troln, of th Oregon Paclfi Hailroad
TIMKSCHKDULE. .xcwpt 8unday.)
'-' Albany r. a,;tve t'aquina, 7:wa,m
Lmt t'orrallia l:J;Jr, a. Iara Corvallif, 10:35 i,a
4rr Taqaina, 1:.'I5 r. a. Amu Albanjr, lt:lj a. a
O. A C. trains connect si Albany and
Corvaills. The above trains cricectat
f aa ulna with the Oregon Development
Unaripacy' Line of Steamships betwon
Yauina and .San Francinco,
dilMSO DATE." . -raov
TAQHJI4.
WUUmctt. Villev, Tuwriajr, Anij 4tli : ThlirarUr,
Anf 15th ; Saturday, Ae 2nU ; Womliy.AoK SU
rii in rKcnco
WlllameUa Valley, Friday. Ju'y 31t ; Huniliy, Auif
Sth ; Tueaday, Auj IBth) Wednaiday, Aug JOlb
Tho Comp4o -Twryea the ngnt U
t -.ana's Balling dates vthout notice.
V. 11. Paaaengort from Portland and
Tlllamotto Va!loy point can make clone
mnectloa with the trains of the Yaaalna
Tnte at Albany or Corrallls, and if dea
nl toSn Franoinco ahoald arrange to
rrlTe at Yaouina the evening before tfate
f uln
aVraswratrr rrM ratea alwaya Ibe
L.weat
InformUlii auiily ti A R Ohapmaa, Freight and
Ai.rit, Albany, C. C. H AVI L.
O. F. ard P. Atren .
Carval.la.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
QEO. E. C II A JIH
to. E. CnAH IlKULArV,
Auamerat L. Will praatio. a all enurt of tb.
tava. BfHKial attantl'm 4raa a mtMn tn probata
and to oo le;tioo. OfICS-Io tha r linn block.
J K. If EATJIEItFOHO,
, Attorney at La. Will prtTtlei In all court of th
atata. OfflRei Flliin bleefc, Albany, Orcn.
w
U. HILTEU,
Attorney at La uid 8 illclt-ir in Chaaosry.
tlon mad on all point. Loan no;.tit.l
' orable term. Albany, Oregon.
Co'loe-
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EO. W. WRIGHT,
, ittornerat Law. and Jfotarr Pablle.Will praetloa ia all
oouruof tbi tat and In th United Stale eoort
for Oregon. fHcei -Front rooms orer Bank of
Oregon, Albany, ugn.
. a. . niscattas. a. , rinw
JLACKni BBi A WATSON,
Atoray at Ia. Ad basinaa will raoelr prompt
attention, wmuivua reuow -iemiir,aioany, ur
J.'
WII1TJTEY,
Attorney at La, and Votary Public.
O10.ua.
Albany
tjr. j. i.. niLii,
Fhyi1an and Snrgeati, OFFICE Corner Flrat aa
Ferry tnreet, Albany, Oregon.
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K. MA STOW A DAVI.
Priysleian and Inrgaoas. OFFIflB Coraar Seeer.4
and Dronialbin traet. Albanr, Or, Call promptly
attouded In eitr aad aosalry;
TU. O. A. WIHTNET,
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PhT.loUn and lirrra. Oraluals et B!leus Me
foal Ool ege, New York City. Dine at woman a
Upeotalty. OFlrlu rrsimn oiosa, aaoaay, ureg.u
ACADEMY
OF
. Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
ALBANY, - - REGON
Conducted by th, SibUi. f St, Benedict
Tuition in select day sob ool range from
-5 to (10. .
Fer terms of Boarding Sohool or an
pnlctlars apply at the Aca-Semw orj
TtriwaKiatcrfciijperioreaS!
BAD ECZtL.i o.
IIea.d one Solid Sore. Itt ti'u.; -lladlo
Tlo IIU HuuU to ('-. .
Cured by Cutlcuru.
Onr Mill boy brols. out oi hi hoad -Hh a ti it
form of eraa, wlu'u ho wu four nioiiUia old.
S' triad Uireo dortoM. but thv r did not hclii him.
We tliea Hud your Uvrvo Cutici.'U Uaaauiaa.
and aftur ualng tlioiu eleven woot rxaetly aottird.
Inglodln iHIona, he began
lo aleiullly liii'rtive, and
after tho uea o( thrin fir
invn month Lie head was
nllmly well. V hen wo
bii.'.n uelngltht head waa
a ina ar irom tb rrown
to hi eyol rn. It was
alo all over hi rare, nuiil
of h fiire, and amall plurra
on dlff.Ti tit purta f bi
body. 'I'hrre werealxteett
TV ' ,J bl hnnile tlr-t tolheermll.
jttw.-- J ttri,l hMd them ahrn ba
waa tnk.n npj and had la
keon mttlen tll on hla h.iml to k.vp ble finger,
naili o il o( t'.i,i trv, aa bo would aorali-h If h.
uld I :i any way K. l hl hand lma. W know
four Ctrrirt'nA ItKMEI.ira enrpj hlin. t'a IA.I
anft la rvennum'nltiiif ihrn In other.
uuu. u. i JAN hi 1 i A HAUU!.-if WcbMer, Ind.
Cut!cu?ci Resolvent
Tbe new Mrs-. I rind F'Jn Purifier, and grenteat of
llllllior I. 'lllC.li.'H. ft. Ih lilmvl of ll Inn.nrl.
Uo and .I.omm oh .in m. mid thu romovtMi th.
eiiwj, wuiw ri ru ciu, t!i. groat akin euro, and
t.urtotra r.AP, r.nei)ulnlta kln bvautlni-r, clear
th akin and ei-iln, and rcnioro the hulr. Thua th
tirrii-tnt URwxninirtroFvorT aiwrle. of Itching,
bilrtilnir. caly. jiliirih-.n id hlou-hy akin, acalp, and
blood dlaeaji'. f.Mi.i i.luiiil..a ia i. I
Infaacy to a4v, wh.'a lUo butt hj ilcUu tulL
Pa.', Ktaotvc.or, ijl.01. lWarvd b the 'dtti
4nri axo l uiKH AL OonwuuTniM, Hoaton.
4THendfor "Uuw tot'ura Skin Im.. ai
tuuauououa, auu ijw waumonlal.
DIDY'C Pkln m' pnlP ptJtllwl and W-u;li'. d
OrtUl O by Cur k UK a tioar. Abaulutoly pure.
Wm AND WEAKNESSES
Ot fiaialra Instantly mlt.awl Kw U.t
ii 'W,.'ltir int.an.l lufialllhla Antldototo
1 lt'k liitiamma-tAH W l ...
- -i.i w- ( Hisig ti rsiiDffsi ns
Cutlcura AnU-1'aUn riaat.r.
VEGE1 !BLE PAflACEA
41ERARE0 FROM
RO HERDS.
i ;aTHcuc op '
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISING FROM A
DISORDERED STATE gttke STOMACH
Or an
INACTIVE LIVER.
FOR SALr Br ALL
ORUGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS!
ARK OF ORCUOX.
I ALBA ST, OBBOOX.
f'aplui. f
Ja.a.,.
.. If FUERRILL
. E J LANSING
....J.I W I-LA1S
PradJent ,
Vio-Prealdent....
CaehiT
Tranaaeta a general banking btulnen:
RflpkftfiM Vum .tV. t mw.A ... -ii . u - i .
" " P " - . w'.u n m : .1 la urljnn.
dUo In tin United gtatesi aiaooa England, Ireland.
r " iuu i wi i j .
Collection mad. at all a.m!htA M .
able term.
IuteroM aliased j time dopotll.
IIKST IfATIO-VAL II43fI,
Or ALBANY, ORKdOM,
President. ...
Tie Prealdent .
...-..LFL1VW
H, E.YOL'NO
-K. W. LANOro.V
aaUler....
rBAJIiArrr.1 a nrvrRii.i...vir.vn.i .
AH:oi;h'rM kwv Mhii ,A .i.uk
BIOilTX.ltllANUK aud Ul Taphtc trarufer, vld
fsw Tori. 8.n Franoicm. C'hicjuro and p.iUanH
fgon
CO JJECTION? HADE on faturablo term.
BTKICTOU
4. K. Toca K, W. L.ac.
L Blair. L. Flism
ZdwaadI.Sox. .
I!! CO If 4TI09TAt,DA!K,
I OF ALBAHT. ORIOO.t.
CAPITAL STOCK 1100,000.
President J r. rnwiw
nc-pri.iit j it r Alston!
Art Caahler... o A ARCfllXtOLO.
n .mi 1 r r.. t u . i-t or a
Udd, W U .loltra, J A Crawird and OA Arch
iboid.
TRANSACTS a general banking bualneaa.
DKAWBIUH'I liKArTSon tie York, a
ail !.: !. Oregon.
LOAN MOrf ST on apiiibrad Mcnrtty
aaepoall ur-Hct cneca.
POBTLAXD MtVIXUft DANK,
OF rOWTLAND. OKKOOA.
Paid up capital
8urjln and pruSt...
..2!4,000
.. 1,000
Interest altawad on sating doposits as follows:
On ordinary sarlng book. ....4 per cent par annum,
on term seringa dooks .....
.8 por cent por annum.
On certificate ol dti,Hll.
For threemontbs, ...
For sis mouth. ...........
.4 per cent par annum:
A per ctnt per annum:
6 par cant par annum'
For tw.lr. month....
rKANH 1IKHUM, KTWIdent
. 1. THOMFSON Vica-Preaident.
U. C, 8TEA1TON. Caabisr.
B
ANH. OF CIO,
CIO, OBKOOi.
Preeldent.......
Vic.. Preaideut
I 8 If oasis
.......... Inr Mraaa
0 8 Mat
Cashier.
laaoioui:
EOoiw,
SKorri,
U Bryant
Jelm Gaines
P Smith.
Does a general banking and arehanga buainees.
Sight drain ktaued ew Albany, PorMaad sod San
rraaa...
Conrad Mover.
'VRoruunry, or.
STAR BAKERY
Gntner BroadalMn and first Sts.,
DEALER IN
tunett Frntts, . fjannril fleuia
rlea Frail,
tobacco,
Wagiar ....
Coder. ,
Etc,,
CIgitra,
ftp'4..
Tea.
E(0.
ik-.
Hi TS
ery thing that 1 kepi In m
wand groonry re. Hlijhcai
rlcetp' raldfor
ii UCrHDS of tGDUCL
Bent stock or 2nd fBT ;ood In the Va
y, and tho mostreas .a la prices, bolb
nb. (selling. I hav, on hand
all kiiiu.
FURNITURE. STOVES, TINWARE '
! Tniiuwa nnnvH niiiTiinr
CLOCKS, CROCKERY.
ETC., ETC. f
door wsst of 8 B Young' oi afire
M. COTTUIB
Zn(lC Stofe,
OOAL UKOOHD.
Thk Rkason. The Railroad Com nil
loners gave a thalr ftaon for reducing
freight rates on the S. P., follow: "We
find that Ihe said freight rates, schedules
aru clnmincallont. inmie, uactl and em
plored by aatd company on Its lines In the
stnte of Oregon, are unjust and unreason
able, and more than a fair compensation
for tho services rendered or lo be rendered
In the transportation ot freight on Its said
road," and they then Issued Ihe following
Imperious order. "You will, therctore. at
a day not later than Septcn.bcr I, i8ji,
cancel and annul all rates, orders, lrltt,
classincatlona and rules tn force on vcr.ir
lines In conflict with the above finding,
and put Into force and eflcct the schedules,
tariffs and classifications revised and
modified by this board,"
VI Mlller.Secrctary of Ihe K. R. Com
mission. Is In the city today, and gives the
UR mock at a schedule ot tno proposed
freight charges. They do not alloc I Al
bany much.ns our rates are already down,
owing to O. P. competition. Following
are the tales to East Portland tinder It:
Grain, flour, feed and mill stuff, 9 cents
per 100 ibs; green fruits In car loads, ir,
cents per 100 Ibs, In less than cur load, lS
cents; vegetables, 13 cents, reduced a
cents', wood, soft, by car load, 5; hard
wo 3d, 6; lumber, 71,, former price 10;
horses or mules per car, $36; cattle, hogs
and sheep, $JS. The price to Lebanon is
I cent more, 94 more on horse and $3
moretn cattle. TI ere will probably be a
contest over It.
Skrvkd Him Rioiit. Grant'- Pass Old
the right thing it few days Ago, and got
an example other citiet should follow.
The character mentioned in the follow
ing will be readily recognized by Albany
men, several in particular: ''Ned Par-
k a. .11 . ..... .. III!!..
n. .iivieii nil UTrr Alio itiiusv ita lug
Jack, the Prince of Fakira," and by oth
er terms, waa arrested on 1 riday for aid
ing and maintaining a lottery in this city.
Ned ia a big man weighs 2U0 pound.
and wean it atovepipe hat. His busi
ness la conducting a lottery ai an auxil
iary to selling pens. lie sells about half
a dozen pens (or a dollar and the buyer
tias tne privilege 01 trying Ms luck at
drawing an envelotie out of a box said to
contain banknotes and blanks, lie was
held to appear here next February in
the sum of 150 which he deposited. He
had intended to take in Medfordand
Ashland, but changed his mind and de
cided to go north. He had been arrested
in Koeeburg a day or two previously for
th, same ollense. He wore tbeair of an
injured innocent who had been abused
and persecuted by a mercenary commun
ity and an over sealous district attorney."
St io. Last week J C Simpson pur
chased 900 bushels ot oata. of tho new
crop, at 35 cents per bushel.
W A McGhee was in town Tuesday in
the interest of the Pacific washer.
MrsG F Crawford, of Albany, is visit
ing at the residence of her daughter. Mrs
T L Dugger, ot this city.
Mr Geo Humphrey and children have
been spending a few days this week at
the paternal residence in Albany.
D P.ndges. of Shelburn. sold last week
to J 11 Geddes one lot (or 140. and 4 lot
and 4 acres to W J Wigga for i-TUO.
Wni P.ilveu was broueht before the
recorder last Saturday inornine on a
charge of giving beer to a minor and
lined It is but justice to William
to state that lie w as at home in the arms
of Morpheus. hen said minor eot the
beer, but it was his saloon and he bad to
pay the fine just the same. Press.
Eugene The Corvatli Times sy
that town Is the largest In the state wlih-
out a steam fire engine. Eugene ha
none.
This morning two distinct ovarian tu
mor weighing aS pounds, were removed
irom nit a ai Yoran, by Ur A hhsrple.
s&slttedby DrJ Smiley, Casper Sharpie
and John Harris. It was a very difficult
operation, but the lady at this writing ha
rained from It tRect In a wonderful
manner.
E M Corbu visited the Myrtle creek
mine last week and brought back with
him a bottle containing S? co worth of
gold. This W4S obtained from six pan of
dii t taken from tlx place. Eugene paper.
Gonk to Lebanon;, The Weekly Ad
vance, the rarmer Alliance paper re
cently started In Eugene by Alexander &
Adains,was moved by team to the town of
Lebanon, Unn county, Wednesday, where
wc understand it publication will be con.
tlnued,- for a time at least. This U th,
third paper that ha failed In Lane county
during the past two mon'h. Namely,
the bprlng field Gazette. Junction lT.ot.and
last the Advance. Guard.
Another suspension. The Cray
Harbor Times, published by Ted Piper.
once of Albany, has suspended publication,
ana Air riper will lake the plant to Seattle.
lie has been offered position on the beat-
tie Post-lntelllgencer and Qregonl. n, and
win aLcept one of litem. Mr Piper Is a
good newspaper man, but Gray Harbor's
nig ooom aid not materaltze and there was
little lelt there for an editor to build hopes
on.
A New Engineer.--Tuesday' Port
land Dally Telegram says; Lieut Knr-ck
becker, C. Ii , has arrived In this city from
Seattle. He goes to Yaquina Bay for the
present to relieve Gwyn A Ljell, assistant
engineer, in charge of government work
there. Mr Lyell I to go to the Sluslaw
and make a (tart of the work at that
point, as Indicated by recent tclegiaphlc
orders from . Ihe engineer department at
Washington.
Tub Harvest. On account of the
cloudy weather farmers are pushing their
tiarvesting at full speed, and threshing
outfits even get bids tor the first service
of the separator. Wheat is taming oat
in fine shape, and if trotUn to the ware
houses in good condition will be a big
thing for farmers.
Died at Corvallis. -J H Nicholl or.e
of Benton county' prominent citizen
died at XJorvalH last Wednesday He had
Deen apparently wen tne day previou;
but Wednesday morning he was stricken
with apoplexy and died In a short time.
He wa a resident of Coivalll for seven
year. He wa a member of the A O U W
and GAR.
A Cbkdit to Albany. One of the fin
est pieces of cassimere ever seen in Al
bany is on the counter, at L . isiain s.
It is a web of that staple good, man'
ufactured by the Albany woolen mills,
and compares with the best samples of
the same style ot cloth Imported from
Europe. . , :
OPTO ENJOYS
Both the method ancT results when
Byrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation permanently. For Bale
in 50o and $1 bottles by all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
' lr FRANCISCO, CAU af
k wi8viu, tr. ,Z ifay roac xr.
Improvino the Willamette, The
government snngboat ha been doing good
service in the neighborhood ot Corvnltl
lor vevcrhi week clearing the channel ol
snag, and putting in wlngdiim. The boat
I in i;hnrgo ot Cnpl. Raa.be, who ha been
on tho upper Willamette t-r twenty-one
years and la familiar with every snstf and
no 1. 11, began work at MarrUuurg and
ha removed over 300 snags between there
and haioin. Cant. Kaabo I so familiar
with the upper river an J Is so Interested
with It Improvement, that no doubt the
appropriation ha been speni to the best
poMiiiie advantage. ihe river Is very
low at present and the effective work ot
the nsgboat will no doubt make boating
neiter this far up than It ha been lor
long time. Corvaills Times.
The llAnKiHiaiai Scandal. Referring
lo a previous sr'.lcle, without any name.
under the bend. "The llnrrlttbursr Scan
dal, tne jf.tigcno uuaM inys: "isow
we are aula to fill in the names. The
crime wttH committed in Junction pre
cinct and the parlies to it were Hon J P
rrliooling. of IlarrlNburir. and Mrs Kliza
IkUi Howard. wht lives below Junction.
Schooling waa arrested last evening by
conaUblo J W Majors, of junction, on
the charge of adultery, on complaint of
Coo W Howard, the lady's huslwud. He
wan rcicaiieii under iicuo bonds to ai
pear Monday before Just ce C W Starr.
01 junction, for a preliminary exauiina
turn. After tho crime was committed
the lady went to California, but ha, now
returned. Wo are informed that she
admits the crime."
A Tramp With Monk y. Monday eve
nlng deputy U S marahid Watrut arrested
a supposed vagalioml for selling liquor to
Indians. Ihe vag had been here since
Sntunlat and tlt-pt In the bruh on his
blankets. Yet on hi pcrnon when
searched at the county jult tveie toutul
me $;o In currrncv, two certlllrate cl
deposit for Sioc eacli on the Firs". Nation
al rank of Mnwrow, In liivoroi John Lury,
a check book of Ihe same bank and a re
ceipt tor a note In John Lucv's name, the
whole amounting to Ssty. the prlaone'
of courae gave his name as John Lucy
and It might be that he U tramping about
he country fur economical reasons, vet
there Is a suspicion that he might have
stolen the wealth found on his person.
Pcnd.'cton E. O.
Pick Flaherty Won. There was a
pretty little trotting race yesterday out
at the fah' grounds race track between
three horses now in training there.
They were A S Hoggs' "pick Flaherty,"
Bright & Cox's "Kimemou," and George
Good's "Thookydeedn." It was for the
best two in three, and in tho first heat
only Kosemon and Thookydeeds were
started. The former took the heat . time
1:65. In the second Pick Flaherty won
the race by a neck, over Good's pacer;
time 2:45. The titl'.o trotter wan shut
out. Hcgg isMties a challenge to Thooky
deeds for the bent two in three, rac to
be on the fair grounds early in Sep.
teiuber.
A Thiff CALiiir. Tte following dis
patch from Ashland, tells ol the capture
of a thief, who poaalhly U the llarrl.burg
robber Instead of a California man: Mar
shal Smith arrested a man today with a
lot of jewelry, evidently stolen, In'lils po
seislon. He gave the name of Scolt, and
had in a small floui sack, which hail the
brand of the Tehama county, Cal., mill on
It, about a halt doz?n cold aitd silver
watches, and numerous chr.rtits.clmin and
rings. The cfliceis are holding the man,
awaiting some Information aa to where
the property was stolen from. The man
said he secured the jewelry in California,
but would not say where.
At Blue Rivkr. The men who re
cently took a email stamp mill I tto the
Poorman mine In the Blue river district,
have had trouble in getting bolts lo put
the machine together, those used before
the machine was taken apart being care
lessly lot. They have got to build a long
flume and saw out lumber for tha same by
hand, so it will probably be two week or
more before they will be ready to operat.
There are ten men working in tne Poor
man mine and they have tunneled Into
the hill nearly two hundred fect and tome
rich ore U brought out. The tunnel I tlx
feet tquare and require no timbering ex
cept In one or tw'o place. Register,
A Gun Accident. Ira Adam wa
brought to this city last nlght.f ram Turner,
near which place he w hunting yester
day and had the misfortune to shoot him
elf in the hand and wrist. He wa climb
ing a fence near the camp ground and had
slood the gun against the fence, while he
climbed over. In getting over the fence
hi foot clipped, and, coining In contact
the hammer of fhc gun, discharged It.
The load (truck h in tn the lelt hand and
wrist, and made a painful wound. The
Injuries are such that the hand will have
to be amputated, and, a the wtlit Is also
badly torn and (battered, several Inches of
that will haye to be tiken off. Statesman.
IIk C011.D Rin. Tha horse race last
Friday wa, won by tho liellinger boys.
It was a close run, and both horses were
put to their' beat speed. Another race
followed between horses owned by Polk
Thomas and Schultz, the Albany butch
er. Polk had a soft snap in his mind.
And. sayt The way tbat old sloven p.
spa vineu, knock-kneed cuitan of Schultz's
did run. "eurpassetb all understanding."
11 that butcher was o bring a saw horse
over and want to run it, l'olk wouldn't
bet much on the race. Press.
The Bbidoe. Mr K Wakefield, of the
Portland Bridge Company, is in the city
looking over the Held, and making pre
liminary arrangements for the building
of the bridge. Two pile drivers have
been ordered this way: but work will
not be begun for two or three weeks, pro
bably, other than tne locating ot the
piera by the engineers. In the mean
time work is being pushed at Cleveland.
O., on the steel part of the structure, and
really nothing is gained by beginning
work until everything is ready.
Holdino Wheat. An exchange say.
wheat will be held for a dollar a bushel
this year by many farmers. Well, there
has never been a year yet when w heat
was not held for a dollar by at least a
few farmers. This year is an auspicious
one for holding wheat, at least, a reason
able tengtn ot time : but. It is well to re
member tne tact, that the farmer who
sella before the first of December is the
one who makes the most money in the
long run
Severe Wound, W B Blanchard waa
carrying a scythe on his arm Friday,8aya
toe urowiiBviiiu xiines, wnenne supped
and fell from the porch ot his residence.
ianiBg upon trie biaoe ana receiving a
deep and painful cut below the knee cap.
A number 0 f stitches were taken in the
wound and Mr Blanchard is resting as
easy as the circumstances will permit.
Want a Steamer , -The question ofpur
chasing a steam fire engine was dlscusxed
at the meeting of the council last Monday
night. A proposition has been made by
the citizens of Brownsville, to purchase
our present hand engine, Young America,
and there I no doubt that Corvnllrs wilt
have a (team fire engine In a short time
Gazette.
Passed Tub Hat. Two well dressed
musicians gave horn duets on the streets
lastrnght, good performances. When
first seen people wondered what waa up,
thought a patent sale waB coming, or
something of a high toned order. "Sure
ly," they said, "they can't be hat men."
But they were, doing it in regular order.
Why not. The hat is passed for the lec
turer and numerous other such things,
why not for strolling musicians, even
though of the dudish order.-
The Fair. Linn county farmers
should take exhibit to the state fair.
Thi county ha never done much in this
line, why should lt not be heard from.
Some valuable premiums are offered, and
there 1 no reason why they should not be
ecured for the banner county of the state.
Oregon people should make the fair a
credit to the state, and every section should
do Itt part.
BtMIAt AND rKBaOKAL, 4
, TH I' MM I) AY
The photograph man 1 In th, city.
J U Crawford and family went to Ya
quina bay this noon.
T F Smith, of Green county, N Y hat
been In the city looking for a location.
MrCnss Humphrey, of th, slate print
ing ollice, came up ilil noon for a day
vl.lt. '
Branard Montana e ha been confined
to hi home with liphold fever for a
couple weeks,
Mr W II Raymond left thl neon for
Portland, to join her husband, th, well
known Insurance man,
Mr Durham, ex superintendent ol th,
Oregon Paclilc, was In the city today with
111 wiiu atiu oaugnier,
G W Harris, the miner, ha been In the
clly a few day. Mr Harris pin hi faith
on tho Santlam mine.
Tho blcele Cha Sear rode from Cor.
vailhfcto Albany, Tuesday, wa a Victor
liuteadof a Colun bia, a slated yesterday.
Ocnuty Cha Scolt I out after Miller.
the escaptd iall bird. Clue were obtain
ed yesterday, but not enough to secure
him.
"Mr Cleveland ar d dauuliter. of Portland.
lamer and slater of the voung man
drowned near Sclo, a few week ago, have
been In the city today.
Roe Ilntlge and son LcwU and Dave
Hamer left thl week for California with
50 head of horse. They expect to irct
$50 to $00 per head for th, animals.
1'ilncvlllc Now.
Attorney General Chamberlain has
IxM'n at CorvalliH, looking Into tho arTnIra
of the Oregon Pacific employes. Judge
Shattiick wilt hear the case, in the ab
sence of Circuit Judge Pipes.
Parkhurst & Ixvd. the Pacific t'nlon
Insurance men, having completed the re-
ratlng ol Albany, went to Oregon City
thl noon. Mont' Albany rate will re
main a heretofore, a few wilt b, lowered.
and some raUed.
E S Barrows, the insurance man. ar-
rlvtd home ft evening frenn a trln to
V!conln, and seemed delighted to get
back among hi Albany friends. Though
at one time he wa only two hour be
hind bis daughter, coming from Denver,
the fortune nf travel brought him here
twenty four hour later.
Tills mornliia Robert Burn turned over
Ihe ollice of Ihe Union Pacific railroad
company In ihla city lo A I BlnclL of
Victoria, who will now serve that com
pany asagent. In a few daya Mr Bum
will leave for Portland, where he will act
aa agent for the company. alia Walla
statesman. Air Kawllngs, ol this city ha
already succeeded Mr Jllae'l.
lame J Charlton trrived In Atbaay
this morning f ro.n New York, whete he
s now a student in the law office ot Alex
ander t Green, one of the leadlne firms of
Ihe city, It not enjoying the largest prac
tice, employing thirty clerk atone, Mr
ChaMon will remain about a month, ard
eft on the after. inon Iraln ! hi lather'
home in Santlam precinct, where h will
sprdd moat of Ihe lime.
FRIDAY.
It. It. Commissioner Colvig and daugh
ters, were in the city today.
Mr, SaUmarith and children returned
Portland this noon, after a visit of
several weeks with Albany friend.
Mr, P W Parker, recently drowned at
Clataon, was a sinter of Mrs Johnson,
lie ol the president ot the state univer
sity.
Surveyor Warner cam, in from his
home at Albany on Morula, to resume
hi, work of aurvevinir t the Slletz.
Toledo Post. -w.
Mrs J II Unharn left on the last over
land for San Francisco, Calif, whera she
will spend two or three months visiting
relatives and friends.
M. I V.; r.-vrt. h l.i . .. 1. a. t .til.
- w v , r", r. ...j oil 1V.VH fft.ll
appopjexy at Albany, is still in a serious
condition, but JPGilmore heard Mon
day that ho was improving a little.
Ashland Tidings.'
A C Strang. Archie Mason. C O Tiskcr.
and Hal 1) Pat ton, of Salem, are in the
city. Manou & Strang are hero on ac
count of the opening of bids for the
building of sewers under the new system
being established.
Pr Littler, of Alhanv.has been in town
for a week past. He is a very good den
tist and Is liberally patronized here, he
being the first good dentist that has been
here for some time. Crawfordsville cor.
Times-
Misses Mary Wood and Magg'e B Lit
tle, two prominent school teachers In the
Sacramento school', having been in the
field there for a jood many years.are tn the
city Ihe gueu of their old friends, Mr and
Air iweedale, who will prcbably accom
pany them on a trip to Victoria.
Judge O N Penny left last night for
Grant's station, he having received a
dispatch informing him that his mother,
who is visiting a daughter near Grant s,
was lying at the point of death. Mrs
Penny is SO years of age, and there ia but
alight hopes of her recovery. Oregonian.
Clark Braly and family arrived here
Friday evening from San Diego, Calif.
Mr Bralv will reside here or in this vicin
ity in the future. He lias concluded
that Southern California i, not what it
is cracked .up to be, and prefers the
green clad hills of old Yamhill to the
rock v and desolate crags and sandy plains
of the south. McMinnville Reporter.
Judge L Flinn.Pr O C Awbrcv and
Jack Smiley went to Yaquina bay today.
Mnce the Clatscop and Hwaco accidents
tne number ot excursionists to Yaquina
has greatly inci eased from Portland.
People wishing a ,afo bathing place are
realizing that Yaquina is the proper re
sort to visit. It ia destined to be the
great resort of the northwest.
SATURDAY.
Dr McAliater ia lecturing at Coos Bay.
Mr Ca vender, the gentlemanly editor of
the lirownavtlle time, wa in the city
today.
Prof Slbblts, of Harrisburg, has been
engaged as band leader at Gervais, and
will move to that city,
Ira Adams, of Turner, who had hi. hand
amputated at baiem,on account ot a' gun
accident, will receive $1700 in cash on an
Insurance policy carried by him.
Mr A B Seal, of Albany', one of the
jolliest commercial men of the coast,paid
this city a visit one day last week. He
makes friends wherever he goes. Hills
boro Democrat.
Governor Pennoyer went to Mehama
today to join hi family. Mr E N
(Jondlt and daughter lett tor the came
place. S S Train wa on the train for Coe,
I W Gardner for uatetviiie and J W
Brown for oine other point.
Misa Minnie Colwell, the popular ac
countant at Gilbert .tiros' bank, ia rusti
cating at home for a few days with an
attack of the mumps, aayi the Salem
Journal about a former Albany young
lady
Mrs Hughes and son, of San Francisco,
were In the city today and left on the
noon train for home. The husband of
Mrs Hughes, a daughter of Hon 'Allen
Parker, nas recently been on an ocean
trip to Alaska, He is a steamboat cap
tain.
Fomeroy, Wash., is very fortunate in
having an editor for Mayor. The idea is
a good one. Rev Maya in the Indepen
dent says: Every newspaper in the
state that has expressed an opinion on
the subiet (and many of them nave) baa
paid a compliment toua on. becoming
Mayor of thia city.. Only on, rag keeps
p a bark at ua.
A large number went to the Bay today.
Among the passengers being Miss Protx
man, E L Thompson, Harry Woodln, of
Portland, Mrs O P Coshow and family,
W H Garrett, Mr Llle, Mr Hyman, Mi
Lyda Galbraith, M! Laura Vance, Mis
May Rideout, G W "Simpton, W H St
j0hn, Mr Dana Burmester, Mis Marshall,
Mr W T Hearst and daughter, Will
Campbell, Gene L rim ore, Geo C
Stanard and family, of Albany, and -Dr
Foley, of Lebanon; '
LAOOIMT LUUBKll MI Lb IN THE W,UU.
Port Blakeley, Wash. .claim, to be the
location ot tha largest lumber mill In the
wort J. In lSyo thl mill turned out (),
000,000 foet of lumber, over 38,000,000
laths, and a large amount of other stock.
1 The history of this p'.ant Is interesting.
In 1864 the capacity ot the Blakely mill
was 30,000 feet a day, shipped mostjjr to
San Francisco, but the following year the
Arm began to ship to South Amerlca.laler
(o England, and eventually to the east,
Australia w the bet customer for many
year, but Ihe trsda with the Hawaiian
Island I Important, that with South
America I Increasing, with a considerable
demand from China and Japan. The total
cut tor iBSy was 63,554.000 feet, ot which
34.99H.581 feet were for foreign shipment
Recently a whole cargo wa consigned to
Liverpool end two for Belfast. The In
quiry from England I tot Ihe best quality,
and a vessel I now loading for Cardiff.
Iltllng an order for t,ooo,jK feet, ihe bulk
of which I meascri-d out In heavy timber,
16x16x61, and reazhed 34x7400. Thl I
a costly cargo, the log atone coaling $15
per 1000 fect, and the cargo running tp lo
$13,000, to $15,000.
llle mill will turn out from 300,000 to
a possible 400,000 feet a day, employing
two engine of 575 horse power each, two
of 350 each, two of 300 each, and ten
mailer one for incidental purpoe,mak
lug about 3000-horte power. The chief
machinery consist ot two double rotary
taw, two re taw of sixty and seventy
Inches, two gang awt and eleven trimmer
aw, two lath mill and Ave planer.
These figure convey to the experienced
th, extent of th, operation,but to the lay
man they are not so wondeiful a the
magnificent system by which huge log
are caught up and whirled Into line, cut
up into plank by the res'atless serrated
teeth of fine steal saws, turned over,
trimmed, chopped off Into lengths and Is
sued from the open mouth ot trough In
the shape of beams, rafters, posts, staves
and lathi, snatched up by gang of men
and plied upon truck or shot down Into
the hold of ocean-going vessel.
Across the sound from Seattle may be
seen a while column of tmoke bt day and
a pillar of fire by night. For over twenty 1
year ba thi fir, been ted by waste from
the mill, and In that time a amall forest of
lumber ha beencontumed. There enough
wood I destroyed to supply annually a
large city with kindling, but so plentiful
and cheap Is wood on the sound that It
docs not pay to ahlp It and it I burned a
the only mean of removing the otherwise
cumbersome refoae.
LOWBH-rtlCEII tJTAPLlw.
Nearly all the Uei.efklarle of the Mc
kinley tariff who have defended It In the
H'oti lay much dress upon the cheapness
of callcoes,co:ton cloth .stccl rjl!s,nd other
protected article,, compared with the
price of twenty or thirty year ago, and
claim that the reduction I due to the
stimulation of domesllcjproductlon by the
tariff.
Thi I almost a absurd as the kindred
clslm that the great crop this yesrnd the
ticreed price due lo a foreign shortage,
are to be credited to Ihe republican party.
Low cost is due to Improved methods ot
manufacture and to the development of
the science of transportation. Every re
duction In price here can be more than
matched by a reduction In England. If
our cotton, callcoe and rail are cheaper
than they were twenty years ago, they are
till more costly than those ot Great
Britain. Otherwise why do we require a
60 per cent tariff to keep out foreign com
petition? Why doe England best us In
the South America trade?
Prices that are low with a tariff, would be
low without It.
The Mississippi canvass for the two United
SUtes senitors from that stale bat reached
such a stage tbat the re-election of George to
the cna :, i now conceded by the supporter
of Barktdule, The nomination lor member
of Ibe legislature thow that sixty-six are for
George end Walthall, and twenty-three for
Barksdale and Lewis. Only twelve more are
required lo elect Georg. Senator Walthall
some time o wrote a letter ia which he de
clared that he did not rare to erve a iccontl
term, but the lecting bet wee the two faction
wit to ttri.ng and the canvass ws so wsrm
that no attention was paid lo Mr Walthall'
request, and at the various primsriec vote
were can in favor of the re-election of both
George nd Walthall, Now that the en
torial qnestion i practically determined, a
movement ha been inaugurated by the liicnds
of Major Barksdale to unite the two faction
of the democracy by the ubstiiution of Barks
dale for Walihall. The chancesare, however,
that the proposition will not be accepted, at
Barksdale favors the tub-treasury scheme,
which hss been rejected by the democratic
state convention.
Despite hit expressions of continued con fid -dene,
in th efficacy of tio-plate duties, Mr
McKinley't belief in th, virtues of high pro
tection in this rctpect seemt to have tufiered
some change In th, kit twelv, month - A
year ago he said on the floor of the bout, that
there were four mills in tb, country which
could "at ence" be adapted to making tin
plete and could produce about four thousand
ton a year.' Now be tell the Ohio conven
tion tbat we ai, only making a little of this
commodity, but that it it turpritlng, all things
considered, that we should yet be making any.
It will be (till more surprising if the people
ee withia the next five year the 4,000 ton of
domeitic tin-plate which was promited them
"at once.
A dispatch from New York city says:
An Interesting bit of political gossip In
connection with the meeting of the demo
cratic date committee wa that the Al
bany county democrat had wiped out their
anti-Hill county organization. The nom
ination of PjCady Herrlck for the (upreme
court bench and hi certain election will
firevent him from continuing tn the party
eaderihtp, and thl faction I to be utilized
to unite both tide of the party under the
leadership ol Hugh Ktley whom Gover
nor Hill recently anDointed toiucceed the
late William L Miller as judge of the court
of claims. It is understood the ticket ar
ranged I a follow: For governor. Rot
well P Flower; for lieutenant governor,
William F Sheehait ; for secretary of ttate.
Frank Rice; for comptroller, Frank J?
Bell; for treasurer, Elliott Danforlh; for
attorney general, S W Rosendale,
The farmer alliance of Maryland has
endorsed the democratic nominee for gov
ernor. .;. , . .- ' :
...... straaaaf .
. Caatorisj is iecommndd byJpkytisiAaa
for children teething. It i a pareky vega
sble preparation, it ingtsdUot ar, pe)
Ished aroun d each bottle. It it pleasant to
h, tastsand absolutely harmless. It ralievaa
constipation, regulates the bowsl, fqji)a
pain, cares diarrnoea and wind solis, allays
If rerUhoess, destroys worm, aad prtvsat
onvulaiogi, , soothes tha ehild and gives it
refreshing and nataral slesp. Csstoriais
th, children's panose, th, Mshw frisad.
95 dotes, M esatN.
A IIKIOIITOUILOOX.
Smith M Weed, the veteran democrat,
and friend of Saintiel J Tllden, hi been
interviewed by the New York World.
When arked about the goyernorshlp ot
New York he said: "Well, I don't know
a I have much to say about politics, but
from the outMe It look a If the republi
can were having a desperately hard time
to get a candidate for governor. But then
I don't know at they should concern them
elve o much about the matter, for It will
act make much difference who they nom
inate. The next governor I pretty ure to
be a good democrat. A to hi personal
ity, the indlcatioa now are that It will be
Mr Flower. Mr Chnpln I also a candi
date, and would make n good governor.
Mr Flower, however, ha tho support of
Hill and Murphy and Is favored by Tam
many, so he lll probably get the nomi
nation." . " A'hal Is ycur opinion r f 'he presiden
tial nosnjbnitles?"
'They sre very tmccr'.iin thin,, and
poalli!i'Jc la a pood word, fw all thing
are possible; and none ia prob&b'e In prog
nosticating the rtsult of presidential clec
I Ion. I don't know what Mr I.'lil is lin
ing to do. If Campbell wins In Ohio, he,
of course, will be a factor In the contrst.
Campbell and McKlnlcy arc both good
fellow and strong filghter. They will
have a good square fight out there on the
tariff question. How It will result I do not
know. Ohio ha ;ihs been a close
state, with a dicldcd preference fr repub
licans."
"What about the republican noinlna-
tbn?"
"Oh, Mr Bltlne wlll 'be nominated, I
have no doubt, if he will accept. It test
entirely with him. After Blaine, Harri
son stand a good a chance as any one.
Mr Harrison Is honest and ha done the
best he could, but he Is a narrow-contract
ed chap; and right here," continued Mr
Weed, a he lighted a fresh cigar, "I want
to enunciate a principle of my creed, and
that I that there should be mo second
term for any president, Few, If any, pre
Idcnt can withstand the blandishment of
econd term. Just at soou a they begin
to make nomination with a tecond term
of office In lew ihev depart from the
principle of good government and bad re-
tullt are uie to follow. The term of the
president's office should be lengthened and
second term prohibited."
"What I your opinion of jewel that
hare recently been dropped from the re
publican ca.ket?"
"The few dropped doii't bring up the
average much I arture you," sail Mr
Weed, with smile. ''Clarkson and Quay
are two ot a kind . The republican are a
hypocritical ct anyhow. They drink and
are temperance men; they run Sunday-
school and monkey with bank stock at
the um time. Y, Sr, Wanamaker ought
to have been bounced long ago. He thou'd
have stepped out at the time when those
advertising circular were sent to all the
postmasters. If Mr Wanamaker did not
do thl It wa done by hi partnetssnd
with hi consent. Harrlton ha aiade some
very good appointment In hi cabinet and
Brae very poor one. Proctor ha made
an excellent Secretary of War. Tracy in
the Navy, too, hat been a good man."
"What I the outlook for the next pres
idential election P
"Everything now points to a victory for
the democrat. If Mr Harrison Is the re
publican candidate It will be simply a
walkover. Mr Blaine, of course, would
make a better fight. A long a the ten-
ate 1 republkan, hoevcr, there can be
but little democratic legislation. And the
wort thing the republican party ever did
wa admitting those email state just to
get vote In the senate. More vote are
required in New York to elect an As
sembly than are nccetsary to elect two
senator and a representative In Nevada.
Idaho with 100,000 people! on a par with
New York's 6,000,000 In senAtois, Of
course the senate should be a conservative
body,but republicans are taking the course
to defeat this intention of the constitution
Suppose the democrats should divide Tex
as up into state the size of Nevada or
Idaho. The admUnlon of small stales Is
doing great Injustice to bljj Mate."
The four-nasted hip Shenandoah, the
finest and largest sailing vessel that ever flew
the Star and Stripe', reached San Francisco
on May 35, after a o; nge cf 126 day ftom
New Yotk. Her fastest run wa thirteen
knot an hour for twenly-four hours. There
it only one larger (ailing (hip afloat, the
French five-masted steel ship Franc, now on
her way from Valparaiso to San Francisco.
Faster time than the Shenandoah'! has been
made often between New Yotk at d San Fran
cisco, but by much smaller ship. Her length
is 399 7 feet; her breadth 49. 1 fect, and her
depth 38.8 feet, and she spreads 11,000 yards
ofcauva. Her net tonnage 13253,47 tons.
She will return to New York with a load of
barley.
A new Industry is gaining headway in the
topics, by which bananas are dried for ship
ment. The fiuit in drying loses one-third of
it weight, and when dried readily .sells at
tixteen cent a pound. The dried fruit can
be transported over bad roads without injury,
and it rctaint itt flavor. The cost of produc
ing bananas it very little, s a bunch weigh
ing fifty pounds, require! at a total outlay for
dealing, purchae of land and every other
expense necessary, evcn to boxing for the
market, Uie tmall sum cf fifty three cents
the remit of an actual test in the island of
Trinidad. When one considers that the pro
ductivenes of the banana is forty-two times
that ol the pota'q and 131 time that of wheat
and that when once planted it needs- little
care, the profit of the industry will he rsdi!y
een. .
ke t'Tt TiMI Is taaaawtt
In allowing iuao.iyity d tho : - idnoy to
grow through neglect. Til ilesdiy aho!.
Brisk!' eHtoaue and dUl e'.-H ill wreck the
. . . .. . .... ,1 .
SO' dly hack ot neattn 11 n 1 auowaa to
drift rudderlesa tipno tiie'i:, xtis bladder,
too. if iuaotive. aud iadieiona mbdioatiou
doe not tooedity direot the helm toward
th port of safety, will be whelmed by the
quicksand of cusekae. In teleotiug a diuretic,
let vour choice fall upoa Hostetier'a Stom
ach Bitters, which stimulate the tenal or
gwns without irritating and exciting them,
two fleet to be appishended fiom the en
tsedioated stimuli largtlv rcsoited to. Theee
bavn a tendency, t'n rea it prejudicially. The
Bitter ioViuorsto the kidneys and bladder,
ia common with the nerve and digestive
e-trans, and o afforii lasting aid. It alsof
1 astorda dual saiiatance n yreventiog and
onnoir intermicteuii ana rnmiiivuG iiiTor.
Biliousness, oonatipation aud iheumaikm it
also tnbjugate. . . -
Do not buy iour boots and shoe taasil
ou see the piano at Klein Bros, and aa well
sve examined their large stock of goods.
. X W Achison &Co are telling mennmsnts
at Pertiand price.
CAUGHT IN
And a Profitable
Where he saved a good, per" cent';
and was able to place money tr.
the bank for a day of p'e.icure or
necessity.
Whfirp, dfl Ton fllil id
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VOSE & SON SS
Palate) and Eai-haiT St onse Proof
mall Insltmeota a Specially.
Agent f,r U. Kw Home, Eldrl3t It. andojher Sewing Msc'iIm.
bu; p:ios for all kiod .I Sew'ng i!seh:uf. Wo guard our
easterner, intereU and gcaran eo tiitlfac;ion.
We slao rarry fall Ksaartnarnt of KksIs aad Susie Basks. a
Cor. Second and Ferry sts.,
PATRONIZE HOME
!HE FARMFRS & IfiUlTS IHSURAHCE CO.,
-Albany, Oregon.
W F BP? AD, Presidsas. J O WRITSMAZJ. Soaiotssy.
J L COWAN, Treasurer. Goo F SIMPSON, Vic, Preeiduui.
DIRKCTORV
J L Cowan, Geo F Simpson, W T Read,
J K Wealhertord, R S
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Tra.iers, CLsaifo.Tli.
AniArican, Philadelphia, Pa. Pbccnix, London, England,
Norwioh Union, London, Brig.
Uuardian, London, Bag. Mta
oheater, ManeheaUr, England. Caledonian,
Kdiaburg, Scotland. Weaehester,
N,w York.
ONLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE Hi A! JAJ.Y.
BUY THE "MITCHELL
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Acknowledged Monarch l fhc Bond
We carry a full line of Hacks, Buggloa and CBrri v-ti.-: !ao Farm
Implements of all ktnda. ,o-CaU on ua before purchasing Etsewbevo.
Mitclitll & Lewis Co.,. Albany, Oregon
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DRUGS .-MEDICINES
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ALBANY, OREGON.
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ITha moat popular piano amosg'ta rorld'
famone PlacUs.
Celebrated fot its briDIamc.
finiai; and durability. 1
Orcan, Oeltar. Vfslias
(Send for cAts'.rguM Albany, Or
ISSTITUTIOKS.-
Tr L Fo!ey , l Sternberg, J W Bsuactt,
Strahan. J o Writaman.
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and most durable furni
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led in the city go to
BRINK';
mORE POWER
use LESS WATER
New Illustrated Catalogue for 1891.
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