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VOL XXVII.
Kntrretl at Ine I'oa mre at Albnay. rt rd-t'l Mall Matter.
ALBANY, ORMiON, FRIDAY, SEPTKMBEU 25, 1801.
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r filing s.ai.i,,.. Kn-
Bw fupr. tnliwvi Mint
a, n.lii. li,-, I;,,,, IWt,
a, .-. eunwin tr.m -our:.tiit.,
ORIC mmtmnk nMNvtlj r- low a jlfjr. 1
thy ttitu'lttitmi. fr'rwtiitttt ((' t vo'tH.'. rfoii
lit tf An I r lo th M0puUrit of tiiw .vi -ii'm
I not on
Qr.NAR
i itra iViutl
.NARTCH'S LITTLS UV: H!ltt-.
imUAUon. L.trw CuU)il(nt h.1 Si, i A
i4 irNiivnN m ..wAtM,
Star Bakery
Cor Erondlllu and FtratSta.
COXIUD MEVBPi,
Proprietor.
(ULin
Coard frait", l'niia 31 rata,
GlMiwair,
Orld FrclJa.
Tabarro,
Kt-
(lurtnmmtc,
VrgrtnMf a,
Clcuia.
Te,
InfjMtatarythliij lliat la kept In a r"arl
arwtj aad rwr atorv, llhr.1
auiKll pnv -Hl lur
KINDS OF TIIODUCE
TWP MEN AND OXE DOV
FOUND DKAD!!
-
While trying to Crowd then
WAY INTO
PEYGE & FfiGftlAFJ BROS
Mtoie, where Ihejr alwaa hav; gn hand
tfo tarpot block toulh of Portland, oi
tke latot ImproTfJ Klflet anj 6 hot
lai; an lminens atock ol Kislilng
Tickle ol ever Jcscrlptlon; Tenta,
Hammocla, Camp Chair anJ thour.Jt
H other thlna too iiumeroat to n-cntton
Jtopnir Shop
la eonnoetlon wlifc the Storr, and one cl
beat workmen In the Stale lo do tnj
ltd ail kind ol work.
Cone on;. Come al. No rouble io
ow goctla. -Small prclit and quick
torn" li ,!'.! r-i! .
IihIj l J to the pubi c that wo
(a.jusi a-iUod a t!iflr lootjr rui:l
.ndrs prejra, to furn.Mti all khi.U cf
IotQbor, drixupj or roub, a the pur
aJiajwr may eiimx, aa K,iyxi a Ilia l)it,
ad cacltaip it oun i,v uiU.
In paymont wa will Ukalt kin la of
roducA. aui-h a hay. flnt)r, grain, l-ajon.
fatter, Ui-ang, i,e-t by the jnirter. eto
ia fact anything that wa uo uw, Plea
aaa at before vou pjreba our b!!l 4
larabr, at w ter mnfl'ienl that we
ultytu You will alwafaf.nl one nt
aa at our mill. 14 mti.m frr.oi Ibanou
8 ml lea frein Wat-rl)M. no Hamilton
ereek, WlHt A UKRRfUlN,
l-banon, (iracea.
rat atock of 2nd Wr" ;rxHta in the Va
ay. and tba mont rM iaie price, both
"i b taeilinz. L have en band
ru;iH!Tu.n, mm, mum
TEUHXS. 200XS. Plu'TURES
clqcxs, csocxF.ay.
ETC., CTC.
door wyat of 8 3 Touag'e o: Mort
fl, COTTUtB
CHOICE MEATS
Of At Kixm
Kmcrlclc -'.V- Unlior,
Opaoalui 'iImni'i bar ay Rtalila, Bast
Vr la WUIaD9tta Vwkta e tiara.
33:
for Infants
"CaMorla aa waQ adapted to obildrae tiaa
I reeomniand Itaa au parlor to any prcaeriplaoai
known to ma." II. A. AaoHaa, U. D.,
W kta. Cc&rd Bk, Brooklyn, V. T.
"Tba aaa of 'Caetorfa'le to unlTmal and
Ha Diaiita ao wall known that It aeAma a work
of aiiparwrotratlon to endoraa la Faw ara tha
tntAiirKant famlliea wbo do not keep Caatoria
WltbUi aaay reach. " '
OauM Miwrni, D.D..
Maw York Olkr.
rBlooaatooaJJunue4Uiojat,
Tn CaaTAtra
at. 'w r '
tab-- . aa . -t'. ?J
rnrlfles the BLOOD, Carea
MBJ Store.
ft : ' 1 a .I Y.."fW ! XaW--. .' stF' - C J sHB
3 r"T'f ''. '.II rS
1 JT- ar
Ksfi m y;i , t? rr c s & t srnnj a. b ,
11 h'ir ci -.1 n --j s : y-jwT Oi 3 t
tm H rV. M. 11 tl EJl ilFJ? y M IlMam SJJ
!J?:- t i li all fl I 1 tlra' B fl V i 1. tTiJ ifH V
IT 1 I ' 2 I'aT A Vi 1 M fel Eli n '1 J - J tLTl
TilLEOUSNJESS, LIYEU COMPLAINTS, SICK IIEADACJ?
. PI.HPLES, all RKIN APFECTIOJiS.and DISEASK3
The Genuine UAMB VUG TEA h ful vp .i YVLLOW rkAPI'IU:::
with Facsimile Signature of EMIL FRESK.
RZDtNQTGN Ol CO. Agents, 8ah Framo!s40.
3fT,lT SSV A M rKlTOIHT AISI Hlt'lfFR?,
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH. Ftfoprietor,
WHOLESALE i RETAIL
ONE MASS OF SCALES
aflUctd 3 Warn by 1 JrwOfiit Skin anil
Illood DlsriMe-, vt(!l Itifetiso
Pain nnl Imtu of IIaV.
All Other Ke.ne-V. '-.ill. Vt, tvvl In
tuntly end ',; 1 U li.ne Weeks
by the tHiOoM-.i :v sUos.
I hv. fiw won' ht r
i nt.l r.ie 111 four
I V I t !..! whlrn
I atv akiu Hi 1,1 t. . ,
4 m!w)9 krt
umpr my ure vm e?
144 4.1 M'lltfl H'hMI
.1 Rlr
H in HMr ci'0'ini..n, dt ft of balr, I
Bv. iritMl -r n ,i ..r. t w r,mirn.
mrmlfil tu m, lnl u. i'i.u m, nu.l v m
ry It ul Un.lll. r.i. trrtT .' , ur( itin nt
ijnm, i ronriUiiti n rum k Irinl. Tb
Br piHrmlua w.. iilnrn! Ituh rri'.ft. lu a
f wli' (tin I Itiiiinl iui.lr r.mil, i,J mtn
thankful lor what eh. y bi- ili.i.- f,,r n,r. at
TM lvHI UiV 1 l!rol l. ltlo wh
aiay hav ll ajtptiri'tulty uy Ihrm. I aaa
rwcotuajvvnl tir;u lu any i'v,
K!M'-.VI KKEIAS,
T I moii Aw., Ctiliiau, IU.
Cutlcura Remedies
KChwt dlt mom ifT'! turmi nf hnni dla.
rf U. akin, a.v!;., r, l.inuj than all olhar
n-mwllra omiMnrU. l i vni iu, lh (rr t-ki,,
I ur, ami (fTin i, Joir, an nnul.li. Kkin Turt
nrml IW.iuu.Wr, ,-Wna1lr, ttnd ft TU'ta Hi
;u.Yr Ui mw HI.H d l..ltirr and (meat of
Iln-nor l.Mir.u , Intriiniiy, rnr orary aiocia of
ItjhlliK, bumlnic, ncslv, inip!y, ami blou-hy dla.
f the li, ai aiji, ami tlo.nl, from Infauay to
ai, from plmpVa la -roftiL-, when Uia bra! rhyal.
oauaaiidalloarnimliaaUI.
Fold aYh'r. rrtra. rLTit-i-n
fc-C.; Kllll4.IIY. (. -iuirl I lh. 7.. J
Dkci axii t'liami-Ai. riiunnaTia. Iloaion.
-hml fur" II. -r l.i I'uia Skin i 'Iwimm." M
raK.-a, W Ulualratituu, I'm Wat.tuoilmia.
PfI.K!t, btark.nxa.la.rnt, rmish, cnappnl aad
I fcll oily ak.u uurvd ly t'i TU I'ua Hiur.
ni n rni ere cuve
,iL '""I! of ro-f.-t fnr all ralna, laflaaa.
. tha 4'nilr.iro Antt-raln flataara-,
lha Itral ,mj only nalu kllllua atraaaah.
I f war. ?w, taaiauuiWMaa, and talbfca
0TG IJXJOYS
Both tho neili.! una results when
Bjrnp of Fij taken ; it is p!eant
And refreshing to the tate, and acts
Entljryet promptly on theKidnejB,
ver and Jbwe!s, c!
tem eflectatlljr, dipcla colda, head
Bchte and ttrcm andcurej habitual
Conatlpatlon pcrrrinafrn: W. For eala
la 60o and Cl UvS.i ly all
CALIFORNIA f tO SYXUP CO.
. ' 9H Wi-JW. est.
i MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
unci
Elder Flower
. Cream
hall cwametk la tba atnra In arhkb that tain
w popularly aan, but poroiauaiiUy baauitflm. It
oraaua a auft, antoolb, aloar, ya riy akin, and by
dally oaa (radaally makaa tha cm;i!axbin aararal
ahadaaablic. it la a eotrrtant prulMtloa f rom tba
ffacla af aun and aiud and urairatiu ana born and
b-acklaa, and black heada will Barer canta whtla yon
uaalU Halaaaaua '.be lac tor brttar tban anap ami
aaUr, nburlabaa ana lull lamp tb taia tUauaa and
Ktaau tba furmatlun of Walnalta- It (Iraa tba
ihneaa, elaamaaa and amwilbneaa of akin tbal jn
oaa arnao a mm (in. atary ia.ly. y.iun or old.
ooaht to oaa it, aa it riraa a mora TuuUitul annaar-
ascatoany laiiy, and that arnanritly. t en taint
no acta. po.i.i or aiaaii, ana ia M hartnlaaa aa d
and aa irialiinf to tha rkin aa da ia to tha iowar.
Price 01 te.at all drua-iaivd bairdraaaara, or al
atra Uarralaa Orahaiq'a aalabluhawnl, 108 roat tlract
aaa rmiuiato, whara aba traauiailiea far ail blauitah
aaof tbafaoa ar fljora. Indira at a dla'anca traawd
by latter, Sot d itanp for bar littla book "How to
ba BaaulUnl."
uiaiuyiw uuuuturarairitot 10 tanta n aumpa
to pay p-iaiaa anu rcin. Lad aunta waata-l
MRS. IQRAHAM'S
Face Bleach
Garaa t worat eaaca of Frack'aa. flunhtirn, Sai
luaiiaaa. Moh-parhaa, Pimplea and ail akin bleiniahaa,
rrlea al,ee. Harrolaaa and aOaetira j io .aampla
aan ha aant ; Iady atranta wantd.
Tha Tlrmrrrriot ln thl' t-jwn who Brat oriian a
xua iJiUfeft-uu t,i;i of ny nreparationa will
barahia nama addad ta thil adrartiaamont.
My prarwratiwia ara for ala by wkolaaala Hruf-
aa ia vuioafnaua arary eiiy weal ol II,
er
Hart ft rhilllpa, tha tailura, rnako to ord
faahionaUe aoitain latot atyln.iu a maon
to uira tati.facti'.n. Call at tleir room.o
Vitaua, Strahao Utir, ul Be rordiand go
p rtc ,
and Children.
Caatoria cima CoHo, Cooatlpatlon,
rVmr Btotnach, Ilarrhoa, Kructation,
Killa Wonus, g-irea akaep, and pavuotea dl
reation,
intLout lnjurloua medlcatloa,
Foe eATM-al ymra I Kara reommenVl
J4ur Caatoria, and ahall alwaya continua to
o ao aa it ha lovaiiably produoad benaOcta
roauiuuf
owi P. Pianaa, M.
" The Wtothrop," Vth Btroat and Tth a.a
, MawTorkCaf.
eaavAar, TT Irssuusr Bit, Ksw Yobs.
V- ' VI
COJISTIPATIOK, IXIUHirSMUXf,
iC'?F, COLDS
AiUshu fro:?!
,1
r 4k-.'A T v ;
LOO AL ItKOOltlV.
Lkuanon. ra E E Montague hat gone
to Vancouver, Wathlngton, on a vlalt
William Rovce ol the pa;cr milt made
an unprovoked ai.aault upon II II tinker
Saturday evening near the Utire o( O
Ctttn. Mr Rovce wat aarraluncd forth
m lilt In the rvcoi'drr'a court and waa lined
the rrdinllun turn o( $5,
The cxprcta ban adtlrd a power prca lo
lit ofl'ice. It baa Uo added S M Uarland
and one or two olhera to tta edllorlnl tlnlT.
An Idea ol tho magnitude of the paper
mill bu!lding,toKeUer with outside atruct-
urrt. niay he had from the (act that a lull.
lion artd a hnll ftct of lumUrtvrrc oavdln
their coiihti iictlmi.
A third paper will make lu pieaiance
In Lebanon In two week. The paper baa
been chrlVended I'aator and People, and
will he Uatied bl-monthlv. Rev G 8 llan
flier, ealllor and proprietor.
II C Klepper la worklnir at the carpen-
to 'a trnile In Albany. We noticed a lew
data alnee, while In the latter cllv, that
'untractor Scbcll wa advenlaliiK lor car
pentera, which howt that the cuunty-aeat
a t; row in if.
R Klatt'a hop house, locaed a ahoit IU
a nee lielow town, waa conaumrd br fire
ast Ftlday. it It not known how the fire
originated, Several hundred pound ol
hop were burned with the bull. Unit. The
total lima approximate $oo. No Inaur-
ance Advance,
A TaAve'a Exprikncb. The (Uow-
ln.' waa ph ked by a uWrl':cr at Taneent
ar n
nd clvc aome Intcreatlnit particular ol
the life ol a tramp. "Aho'it the end ol
April, ifcoi, I lift Salt Lake elty accom
panied by Jim Carney, full ol boom, and
without a cent. Panted thro.Kt Ojidon
nd evcntnatlv reuhed poea'ctlc. f.Kjtaore
and weary. Ilcld a chnlr down all iihtht
nd jumped the paaeni;er next day pietty
lUnerv. trot deteeteil at Amrrlc-an Kalta!
rod a little punk and water, and boarded
the cow catcher ol a naaalnc freight tt
mlilnljjht; nvle hei a illatance ol eighty
mtlca; irot oft near Shoahone. itoarded a
coal car at that place and rode her her to
Nampa. (Jot up pretty cold In the mom.
Ing and walked to IMmj Cliy ; ot a job on
the bank building and worked for about a
month never aaved a rent : atar'ed out
hit $ia tor Namp4 and blow cd It there.
Hoarded another .! ear and made
Huntington; ataved all nlld with French
I'elc, the cutter, and next dav made La
(.ramie i woiked there two werka and
aited out again with S(, and ultimately
reached Portland. Hummed there ore
eek and got a Job In Vancouver; worked
here a month and left with $c. Got a
job In Oregon City, made $40 clear; jot
It In Portland and'lclt lor tart ui.known .
Iilch la the life oi a alonemaaon.
The Foi utii Day of he lair waa the
itfet in its hiatory. The receipt were
I'jaSj.SO. Wni Ryala won fliat premium
on KnKlin)ifehirea.Niehol& Uuaton Ilroa.
tok U ret iirt uMtim on Clvdeadale ataltion.
William Ryal aleo uot 11 ret premium on
Cannock Uak a prio ol 30, and our
strecU kboul.) be widened before bia re
turn. C K lUrrowe eecured Crat preml
nin on three year old trotting atallion
and eecond premium on lour year old
trotting tuition. John Morgan received
aecond premium on vcarlinit draft atal-
lioc, Niehola & llunton Uroe. firit rremi-
m on four year old draft aiallion. iHtvid
unkin eapttirel the second nretr.iuui f.n
our year old gelding. Linn connty Dm?
t-ure.i more horaeprue than ever lie-
ore. I he Mnicer lewlnif tuaehlue can-
tured tl ret prlxe. In the race Philiuont
Hay won the 2.40 trot, heat time '2.Z.
anqiiKth won the z year old trot, bet
me. 2 4S. Tho 1 1 n.ile daidi w aa wuii
by Linliot'liiel in 12X4. Orrmn rkliree
cond. The live cipliih'a duah waa won
by Pappose in 1.03.
Tiia Uri-ta W11.tAMrrTa.r-The uatiga
ion of (he Wtiiauiette Iroin Portland to
Corvallis 1ms keen an important factor in
the growth ol Portland, aaya the biir
Uregoniati. Four line ol railway run
parallel to the river through the Wil
lamette valler. and vcC durlus the venr
ending JuneUO, IS'jl. the river traffic
reach B1 the total ol 11'S.fWl long. Ilcmdea
the lock that Hank the fulls at Oregon
City, there lias been expended for im
provements on the 1 poor Willamette
ince 1H 1 the sum ol I M,W). This ia a
tnoet 1111 portantconitnerclal high way ,iuul
ha done much towards increasing the
shipping interests ol l'ortiaml :
matter how laryo the railroad traWc
along its banks tuny he. the V, illamctte
will always be ol great importance a a
lighway lor the products ol 1he vallev
on their way to the Portland docks, Irom
winch they are sunt out to tho markets
ol the world,
Aa Opal Mimc What may provo a
very valuhle discovery has been made
by an old settler in thin section. About
32 years ago tie made, the find, which
located some 170 miles from Pendletr
is
on,
but it was only lately that its possible
value occurrcu to mm, nnu lie went out
with ins son to hunt for it. Alter a ten
days' tcarch the lind wag re-discovered.
It consists of a large ledge of aome sub
stance w hich resembles lime. In this is
embedded in numetous gcodea, or balls
ol jasper, tome ol them containingopal?,
The speiiioicna brought to Pendleton are
attracting great attention, and are le-
lieved to be valuable. One is a bcautl
lul specimen, a ueode broken in two.
which was found to contain a lame opal.
nearly transparent, yet flashing a'.l the
colors ol the ralntxiw. E. O.
ftoiiETHiKo ik it. A pretty ooa ac
quaintance Is tho man who knows neither
good nor bad of you.
f'one expects people to believe (lull
and bear stories.
Never marry a woman thinking she !b
an angel or a man believing lie is about
perfect.
ray your dgbts before you 0 to the
ajTUUS
Try and hear both sides of all stories.
Whether yon speak 111 or well ol a man
you are apt to He about him
If more business was displayed In run
ning one's household affairs, always
counting the cost, there would be fewer
unpaid butcher's bills, and the printer
wouuin'-t always be leit out,
A Kicking Hoksk. The case o! the
kicking horqe mentioned a couple of weeks
sgq came, to trla) before justice Kinney
last week. I M Francis had sold a horae
to A C Harbour, but nothing; was pi)d
down. Mr Barbour took the horse home
-and it proved to be a kicker and he refuted
to pay for it and wanted Frar.ci to take it
back, Francis then brought suit for the
price of Ihe horte. The cate was before
the justice a day and a halt and then the
jury brought In a verdict In favor of the
plaintiff lor $45. The amount sued for
was $82.50. Eugene Register.
Robbed at Salem. Mr Gilmore, from
Haltey, was In Salem attending the state
fair and was robbed at the depot yester
day afternoon at the I o'clock train, lie
was standing on the platform of the depot
when a stranger threw up' his hands and
told pilmore to take that hack', pointing
to a yehlcle back ol Gilmore. Gilmore
looked around, and as he did to a man
reached Into his hip pocket from bohlnd
and relieved the Haltey man of $40.
oisieaman.
The Fifth Day of the state falr.though
a rain storm prevailed part of the llme,was
a success. The races' were live ones. Altao
won the 3:30 trot In three straight heats,
best time, 2:33. Idaho Chief won the I
1-16 mile dath in 1 -.ftX, The 3-8th dath
was won by Rosebud in 3ir seconds. A
A fine feature ol the day was the parade of
premium horses.
A Coffee House. C O Lee is mak
ing arran$ernentto open a coffee house
In the Cusick block, jutt north of the
Democrat office, which, he will keep
open as late nights as desired. This will
prove a great convenience to the public,.
Anew Hue of window aliuderj from 13
cents to l.i0 each eomp!e, at SsmnslJE
mat t RTATtt a ni!,
Kliinli Oiliorn et us to Ieh. nml
Hnn, t'nnal, parcel In I.r-hunon.l l.'K)
j II HnKRrt et ux to m iSkdlton,
lot 4, aeo 10, tpI3, S It I w,
21)10 acres... 43
w A Miller etux to (loo I! and !
Wllkea, lota 4 and 5. hUt. It's
3rd A. lbitnon Will
Male ol Oregon to (J II Unhurt, lot
4, ate 1(1, to 13. a IU w, HO. 10
ncrea : 40
II Ilrynnt et ux to M W Miller, 40
aorea in sen II. to 1.1. H It 2tv. 210
h L Dii kMon mid ifu to Mary K
IMckson, 100 61 aorea In ti II.
S U 2 w 2ik)
Uiey Mat-key to Mllie Jaekam,lota
I nmr.' bid. H a!3ntl A.Nortli
JtruvviiMvitlo 1(10
Kliaalxith Mohr and liua to W K .
l'a.ldm k. 6.1.10 acrea ti 12. H
U w .Wdl
oun Heard ami wife to W J Tleda'e,
Iota 1, 2. a. 4. 5. U HI, JCa Und
A.Tanuent 130
IT 8 to Willia KJacnaon, 8'J0 acrea
h;c W and lO.tp 12,8 U 3 w . . . Tatent
f4Ktt
IIr's im Jam.. Tim following dipatch
from Columbia, 8. C, to tho New York
t . m a
on.i, gives some iiuerestiiig lacta in a
case Linn county people are aotnew hat
(amllinr witli 011 nevountof tho man hitv
Ing luen arretted In this eoiinty: 1 A
McIougalt, wl.o waa arrested in Oregon
w hen about to sail for Atmtrnlia.hrw boen
lodged in jail In LumU'rton.N. V. Major
nuiican t onneiiy, a pinnter, ol KoIjcmou
county, ol which Lumberton ia the tipnt,
was called to the door one night in June
by a man who waa supposed to be a
negro and Baked w here a limn named
Sykes lived. Major Connelly offered to
show the way to the liouae. The nexd
day ha waa louud dead in the road. Mo
IKuiktall wa active in llukeliort to ferret
out the murderer, going f!j lar as to offer
a reward ol t,00U lor the arreat ol the
culprit, ttome negroes louud a wig and
a suit ol elothrs, w hich were recognized
at having been worn by McOouuall w hen
he took the part ol a negro in an amateur
theatrical entertainment. Immediately
afterwards McDoairall disappeared. A
detective, who waa pnt on hi track,
found linn in Chicago, followed him to
Oregon and there a r rented him. Con
nelly was rich and carried heavy tile in
surance. I he accepted theory is that
MclViuk-a.il, who wa. Connelly' nephew.
expected to profit by hi uncle's death.
McDoiwall wa a leading member o the
Methodist church at his homo and was
highly respected in the community.
A P.piTiiinu A dispatch front 1'roa ns
ville says that Hugh Holds and J 11
Washburn are lUrtirtng. tin ttn enterprise
by which that town will become a uotvl
health reaort. The aim ol these men ia
to lay a pipe Irom upper Seal to Jlrow na
vitle, a yiatance ol thirty-live miles, and
bring the eoda water down into civilisa
tion. They calculate that the laying of
ttio nle and tho building ol a hotel and
ample accomodations a ill coats ?J,ixjJ.
Advance.
TtiK Tito Day wa a big one at the
State dir. Receipt, $J. In the race
toe Al'amont atock have been winning
nearly everything. McMinnviile Ma'.d
won the thiee year old race, beat time
'33U T'iei:a6 cl w won by Sulc
A. lfet time J.J". The three quarter
dan waa won by Oregon rlcllpae. Time,
I ' 1 5 at - Harrow Uro... of thl county,
received the fir', pri-mtutrt vri their au'llon
Ucl rrtte.
Cohps't STAbu MAViu-tiM Mr War
rer, ol Alb.iny, who ha been pulling In
bl time Uurtuz the auimncr autveytng on
the itileta rcaervallott lor the allot log agent,
laat week dug out lor l.i home In Albany,
having reaiutied hi aurvcyintf, job. He
couldn't aland Msvhuh, the allotting
agent, w ho necnit to be without Meiitl on
the Day. and by all mrant abould be fired
and a compctcut man aent to do the work.
t'oat.
Witt Not. Why should not the deni'
ocrats ol Albany (jet together and make
arrangements tu invite Congressmen
ifynuin, wiison and iticAtioo. who are to
tie a!; Spokane Sept '3 and '.M. to visit
this place and make speeches on the
great public Question now attracting
the attention o the public. We suggest
inai uie uemocraia laae tno mailer up
and have a meeting called at once.
III. Kpininirton A Bon are I.URilv en I
gagcu buiming a new engine, iniriy norse 1
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tower. It will be iinisued aunug next
month and be Immediately used in their
saw in it K Remington A Son have sold
their right to the states ol California and
Nevada to V Rent A Sou, of San Iandro,
California. J I Case A Co., ol Racine,
Wis., have shipped engine alter engine
to California that could net bo told from
those- put up by Messrs Remington at
Hest'a work in Kan Leanaro. isot leei-
ing financially able to fight the wealthy
Case company over the question ol In
fringement ol patents, Mcunrs Remington
concluded to sell two state to lkst A
Son and let them do the lighting.
Woodburn Independent. Mr Jsest was
formerly el Albany.
At the Salvation Army barracks, at
Astoria, last Sunday night, the gir'.s an
nounced. "We're going to Portland next
Wednesday: chip in now and pay our
fares; 'twill take $8." Tha hat was
passed and (2.30 was realized. "Give us
70 cents more and make it V was then
announced. The hat waa passed and 40
cents mote was secured. They kept this
up till the aggregate ol the collection was
I8..2Q.
Take Cere There is Ranger!,
In allowing huntiyity ol ths kidneys to
grow thr m,!i I'-glna, Tho dutd'y !um!io
Hright's diutti and diitlet. will wreak the
goiiily l:k of hsallh if it i allowed to
drift ruddeilrns upon thorn. The bladder,
too, if inactive, and jadicioua medication
does not speedily direot the heUn toward
t be port of safety, will be whelmed by the
quieksAud of diaeaao. Io ae'ootiug a dioresie,
let your choice fall upon Hun totter 'a 8 tom
an b liittert, which stimulates ths renal or
gans without irritating and exoiting them,
two effects to he apprehended from the un
m edict tnd stimuli largely resoited to. The
hsvs s tenilenc) to rea.tl prejudicially. Ths
Hitters invigorate the kidneys and bladder,
in common with tha nnryea aud digestive
rirn, and (0 ailord t itling sid. It-alao
afTirils dual a'.nxtinue in provontieg snd
ouring intermittent and rornittont f.tver.
Ui!iouDoat oooitipatiou aud ihmnatim it
alio tobjugatef.
Our Heart's Delight. Mrs A M
Talt ol this city Is now soliciting tub-
tcilptlons to a fine collection ol vocal and
instrumental music at hat ever been
placed before the lovers of mutlc In Al
bany. The title 'of the work is. "Our
Heart t Delight or me bweet Melodies of
the Past 'and Present Tjic bp.ok coptaln
366 pages of mtilc und 3 J full page litho
graph portraits of the most gifted musical
qulhqrt. The music alone at 10 cents a
piece would cost $25. Call on or address
Mrs A M Talt, 1. O. IJor bo, Albany, Or,
Important to Uoutelteepers,
1 . tr Jt liot Gradwobl grett tatufao.
It
tion in sblHngJhis PnGolilon Rule teas atd
bakiag powder, with elegant prises or with
out them, that his customers who baye
pnrohasod iuvarlably return and say they
are well pleated, that the tea IS IN. 1 and
tha baking powder is aa good as the beat.
All his teas snd baking powd er bears the
name of . Jalias Grad wall's Golden Rule
Bazaar, and are expreaaly' .put np for his
basiness.and he still continues ro give with
eachjpoond ol tea or baking po4erar4 ele
gent piece of glassware, ,
The DsuoskAT will exohanji a sawing
maohloe of say make duoirsd, except one ar
two, for some oak grub wood and part sash;
r will eonsider other propositisn by any
initi add raaaaifiL,
TIIOHMDAY
P Cohen went to Purtlnnd this morning
Tho Kay, ol Sa'em. wa.ln the city
today
II V Merrill went to Portland (hltnorn
Ing on bmlrtCKt.
Jili-ense woa latin d lotloy for tho ruar-
rhiKe of Jexfu I J a'tuer and Nellie A
Kynlslon.
Mr L O KUne snd ilitughler were lu the
city today on a vUlt to the JewUh ccm
icry near this city.
Mr C C Cherry, of lacoms, panted
through Albany this morning on bis way
.... . a . . I
home Irom ban nanciaeo.
MUa Itha Chctdte left thl noon lor
Portland, where the will enter I ho Slaters
school . She was accompanied by her
mother. f
The noon train wai gotten of! for Salem
today only after two trial. On Invetttna
Hon Ir wa learned that flu Rocnfrk1 was
on board bound for the stale Istr.
T I Hell, fnremsit lor Tho Price on the
Lebanon canal, la In the city. He waa In
the recent runswsy accident with Mr
Price, mentioned In tho UaMiK SAT. and
had one rib broken.
I)r Gclaendotler.phvaklun and aura-eon.
ol Isckaotivllle, Oregon, hat settled In
Prlnevllle. He haa formed a psrlnerhlp
with I)r firmer, int. I will practice medicine
here. 9tlnevltta New.
Married, by Rev K P Henderson, at hi
reatuence. fit fcugene, on cp!Clnoer 15th,
iSiji, Mr K I) Young, of Linn county.aad
MU Emma Dodd, ol Lane county.
Hayne St Duck have completed their
contract on Ihe Eugene acwers and sent
three men lo Albany Monday to work on
tewers In that cltv on which they have a
eontraei, Kugene Reglater.
The many Irlend ol Geo Keener will
he pleaaed to learn that Ida health It Im
proving. He lis returned Irom the moun
tain snd Uatoppltm st llalaey. lie wrl'e
that he I IceHi.g belter than he list for
some lime pst.
The divine Sart Bernhardt will be In
Portland tomorrow nlcht and Saturday
nlht. Several Albany men will go 10
rortlaud on Important buMnraa tomorrow
and next day. Hernhardt's train will pat
throogh Albany tomorrow, at jutt what
hour It ret yet known.
ruiUAT.
Jacob Fleischtter. of Portland. Is In the
o ty Uxlay.
Mr John Poalmv left tixlav for an
F.aatern trip, goltm by war of the Cana
dian Pacific.
Kara Pertihardt was in Albany this
morn I ng on her way to Portland, pass
ing through here at 0 3A o'clock.
Prof Ivetrher. ol the Aerlcttllural Col-
leife, was in Allwny yeatertlay on his
way home Irom a trip to Viiginia.
Frank Whet-ler, who has just returned
Irom the mountains, report the t-er
killed off ao completely by the Induu.s
that noue are U-lt for white men.
J PGalbralth and W L Jester went to
Portland today on imjuntant business.
and on returning w ill no doubt b able
to t- judgment ou the divine Sarah
IWrnhardt.
Kdward Husiou, the insurance clerk,
and Tho Waller returned last evening
Irout a trip lo the Sodas. Ol course they
made a record, it was a bear and aix
deer.
Mrs U M ltobertaon went lo Portland
today to meet her daughter, Mlsalna,
who is just returning Irom her Eastern
trip. After spend in: a lew days in Al
bany Mis Ina wi.l resume her duties in
the Wailiburg Academy.
MrS V Keece arrived In Albany thl
morning Irom (ireen Ilaalu, and rctxjrt
that the carihtmake Iclt slHatcm and 1'oit-
ianu. very Ol-uncu v aiatioa up lliat country.
It was not heavy, but sit aullick-nt to
make one feci that he was on an uncertain
sphere.
Mr John Hamilton, foreman and one or
two other employe ol Hays, Jeff t let Si Co.,
who have the contract lor bedding rcrrt
and Maple streets tf we' arrived In Albany
tatt night and will begin on both tewers
In a day or two, uttng a large force ol
men.
Last eveninu the fr'ends of Dr. and
Mrs, C. U. Chamberliri marched to their
residence and took them by aurprise.the
occasion being the 20th anniversary of
their marriage. The evening wa passed
pleasantly In social enjoyment, and a
number ol line piece ol China ware were
h it with good wishes that Mr. and Mrs
Uliamoer alu n-.av eiiWiv luanv more
nappy Anniversaries.
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SATURDAY.
Mr Dr Ellis returned laetniuht from a
trip to roriiand.
Ml Ida Urn.h. of thl city, ha a branch
miiuonery store at Ulty.
Mis Vests Maaon hat accented a posi
tion tn the 1-1 nn County National Bank
Dr E L Irvine, of Portland. U Ivlng
quite 111 at Ihe home ol Mrs Houck In this
city.
Harry Ilackletnnn. of Prlnevllle. Is
visiting hi brother, O C Ilacklcman, ol
una city. saiem Kxpress,
Mr E Wills, ol Millers, left at the Dkm-
ocRATomce today a very fine muk melon
Mi Wills. raises a very superior srtlclc
pom 01 water and mu w melons.
Robert Huaton and Perry Conn returned
lat evening Irom the mountains with the
tellcs ol three deers. They report the
woodt full of Indians alaughtcilng deer
Prof Roik, the alliance lecturer, pasted
through Albany today lor Corvalllt.whcre
he will lecture, and next week wi'l lecture
at different placet between there and Port
land.
Judge and Mrt Denny arilved l.i At
bany this noon Irom Portland. Mrs
Denny hat Jutt reached Oregon from
Corea, having been ylaltlng friends
Philadelphia several weeks.
Mias Maggie McMeeken hss gone to
Corvallia, where the will attend the Aerl
cultural college the coming year, lie
brother Prank will join her In a lew days,
iiarriKourg courier.
, A R Lvlo. of Crook county, lias been
in Albany and vicinity buying cattle to
i- - 1 . ; . 1 1 ' fni.r . . 1 1
me nome wuii 111111. 101s morning no
brought l-0 bead Irom lie n ton county
which, with 300 head on this tide ol the
river, will be taken a,t onoa across the
mountains.
A Salem nanor haa tho following nno-
cinc personal ltetu: uoionei j i4 Aeimy,
ot lowa. has invested nueraiiy in isaiein
has tao growing meat markets, iins made
1(100 on real estate, and has $1400 in a
bank to corral a cottage lor a home.
A farewell Dartv was tendered Mr
Richard Wheeler, on Thursday evening,
at the residence ol Mr C M Monteith,
Drevious to his departure on the 10:20
overland lor Leland Standford, jr.. Uni
versity, ol California; A pleasant even
ing was spent and the party co'ntiriued
to the train. " '
LildlsK Photographers A faay rfg&.
W have bonght sll tbencgativt t made by
L W Clark and W H Greeorfood up to Nov
15th, 1389. Duplicates esn be had from
hem only of as at reduead lates. W have
also about 18,000 negatives made by enr
selves, from wbick auplioates can be hsd st
like istos. We sarry ths on ly fill I line of
v'.ewi ot this state and do enlarged work at
loweit rates tor first olats work. We shall bs
pleased to tea yao at our Studio in Freman's
blsok, eztdor to Mstonio ferr.ple.
1 "
Where to Get Them. When wanting
.n organ or plana call on u L Ulackman
vh-e you can
tot:.
select from a first clatt
Drick delicious toe cold soda wstar at C
E rownell's.
Tilt AND NOW,
Sine (li nomination of McKintey, lbs
Qtigoiuan has taken onto Itself much delight
In rtcftntlli)f the hesutles of McKinlcyltm snd
showing vp the great benafits to the people
refilling fiom the .s tinge of the Mckinley
Isrirl law. If thers it one thing thai nan lt
out si s ptculisr cbtrsctcilnlc in the coure
ef tha Otffemiau above snothrr, it it itt great
lack of "harmony" with itself, its pemttcnt
Incontiatenclcs.
Cneipsrs its oj lsiun of McKlnlrjltm now
with us ciplnioii In the spriig cf 189U w lit n
lbs Mi Klnley bill wst practically completed.
Ia April 1 Sou In tn article headed "Iok Ou.
For tiualUH wHtn it wsiaed the republican
party ol the thotlt upon which it was drifting,
it ssidi
ir. (ins MctUnicv b .1 un.Ie-ltatt t
brlsg stout tits ntctatsff reduction of the
raven s be imllrsct snd clumty nietliOila.
iilch ulmiiilth tl potaihle hen r fit to the
consumer.
Just what lbs Bkmocrat hat insisted on sll
lbs time. Ths promoters of lit McrVlnley
bill ntver tcilouity pteknded that it would
benelt ths consumer. They pretended that I
ould help ths farmer but tbsy knew it woulJ
not. It reaulted ss they knew ii would, in
benefit lo llie'msnufaeturer. 1
"It thowt s loo tender csre for ths inleretta
of ths manufacturing monopoliM snd offers
ruiti contumers a petty lariil on butter and
eggf inatrs-J of s rcduclkm upon the msnu-
aciuieu gooti tt cat to buy.
Indeed that is junt what drmncrals htve
sit slong taid sUut the bill. "Too leader a
csre for ths inlereatt of minufctuiing mo-
aolittt" indeed. If this were to why u
much dclenne of the bill now?
It sdds lo Ih coat ol fanned rood l,y in
cresting is duty on tin nlste. srd slot the
rrseal of ths sugsr duly jutt where it would
begin to afltct the prolitt of the tugsr trutt
snd beach the container. i$mtttiuM lit
ty ol uar tt uhkI rowtrf art or-
Tbet you hsvs I. The duty oa wool wst
increatsd, not becsute the beat interc.lt of the
couatry Jetaanded It, but becauas lbs wool
growers wcrs sa orgsaUed power in politics.
It promises protection In the American
producer with one vole snd whispers ol reci
procity trestles with Spanish America to the
esitetn impottcis wits snj her. It shifts sad
ptltert, trafh;, snd cvt .ra, doublet, hei!ls
sa l u kxt . JIu a biU la
tmtk tmmjitvgn
tmtfrUmUont, ajuf lo mU'otX.
Such wst the opinion of th CWon of
th McKiolry bill no lonetr tinea than A,i
1890 It ttsndajby McKislcy snd hit t .l
with a teal woithy the teal of a chri.tbn in
efenaeolbit rthgioa. Either it wst nit
ontt! snil.c.t'i.l 11 it view thea or il U not
j. Ni unn C4,t iea-1 the artk'.s of the
OrrfMun oApfil a$, 1891, in the light of
the election rsiurnt ol laa-it.Njvcnitxr. snd
sv the thsdoar of a doubr of thai 1 arei't
konettysnl cinJor while writing it. We
leave oih to judge td that paper's motives
la xe.butiy defending McKinleyUm.
The Wevi A:t CWoa ttrfotur, a trade
journsl.ptblUhed al Philadelphia, devoted
exclusively to the wool, woolen goo-It, cot
ton, snd cottorf good trade in reviewing
Ihe Cothlni trade ttya;
Some ol the clo'.hler complain that
many ol the domcttic good which they
have purchased are not turning out a we'll
sa tltey did lst year, that on certsln lines
the goods delivered have nol been up to
the asmple shown by the agents and com-
nuakion men. Itic result It that they have
given a good many cancellations ol orders,
and unless iheie Itan Improvement In thl
rtapect there are likely to be more cancel
lation.
This, canar. what has heretofore been
said that woolen manufacturers ire dally
Increasing the amount ol shoddy used In
the manufacture ol goods, and that It ia
Only theddy good that are cheap. AU
wool go )ds are dearer than before the
pawage ol the Mckinley bill.
V.. ,...'
licMwt ) atoll ratten wit tciiouty tuu-
geHtd ttt candidate toj gueiH- of New
yolk some oiic leterred to him st a suitable
eaodida'e for the republicans ta make. Re
plying be said:
Roane)! P Fiowsr, is to be the demoerat-
io candidate for governor, and eo republican
aa best Flower. Some of my eowtpaper
friends snd tome ol my aswspaper enemies
have tndeayored to mats people believe that
I wanted to suceoea Mi Hill and that I
would bare 00 dilhoulty in securing, the re
publican gabarnttorial nomlnatioo, I dont
oar t be orilKel, and I have ao ambition
to lead a Kilo, n nope.
Wetb Fti soil's optbioo if his
obaooes of saeceta,
Gov. Campbell made his opening spetch
at Sllney, Ohla, on last Thursday. He
said McKlnley had dodged Ihe tariff
question and had made the tllyer question
paramount. He charged the republican
leaders ol the state with, having made Con
centrated efforts lo force down the tariff
Issue hi the campaign. He then too up
the record ol Major McKlnley on the sll
vcr question, arrd charged him with hav
ing voted lor free coinage ut far back as
r877. The ii'ee silver men had claimed
McKlnley at their champion about the
t'me ol the pattage ol the silver certificate
act cl 1800.
Inqultlcs are recently made as to how
the parties stand Ii congress. The Fifty'
fir it congress had 177 republican members
of the house, 154 democrats and I Inde
pendent republican. In the Fifty-second
the house will stand, acpording to tho re
sult of last November's election 1 Demo
crata, 236; republicans, 8; alllance.8.
The first ciematortum, or establishment
lor the burning oi th dead, wa built at
Milan, Italy about sixteen year ago. In
1890, 33S8 human bodies were cremated in
Paris, In Italy they have perambulatln
crematories which go from village to vil
lage to dispose ol tho dead, and they do
large business.
A velocity as high as tSy. feet pee
second, has been, attained by a projectile
irom a rapid-fire gun,. This It at the rate
ot iqGS rnlleaan hour. Il Is the highest
velocity yet recorded.
A strong wind prevents the formation
of dew, by keeping the air well mixed, and
leaving no cart ol It In contact with the
ground long p nough to become cool and
deposit moisture.
Cuba has the largest sugsr crop this
year ever known in its history. ' This will
he'.p to maintain low prices In this country
The number of eggs In a six-pound eel
In November is lully nine million; under
the microscope they messure elgthy to th
linear ln:h. : v "
Ms JSaAUfMU The teas tor American
e'Uianmption are bought id China by Euro
pean experts, who ars sailed "tea-tasters,"
Ths encyclopedias sr aathotity for the fsct
that in a f. w varfl trtav hava to nlira nr.
i t1.;r IneratiTa noaitkns with shsttered in-
I Mf?t,finr)a . Th tin VlAal t.Vif illnaa of tha ad al
terations snd mineral coloring matter eau
not bs mora strongly pot. Bueeh's Tea is
pure as childhood. For sale by Alien Bros.
TIIKY AKB1N1T TOO.
Ths Salem iuinal pahlithes txtrscts from
a letter from A V llofcr Sr, a relation of the
editor of that pnprr, fur the purpjte of com
paring cunditiont is Germany with Ihote in
ths United K'ntrn in order that roaclutiont
my he din favorsbteto high pr'fecttonlim.
A F liefer niter bring swsy horn Ceimsnt
furty-lwo year i now hack thers on s viit
He say';
W' cannot hut tee s g'tat ilifferenc be
I ween the old world and ihe new. and I am
glsd lo ttste that the tliflerrnre I all io favor
ol ths latter. The people here sr poor,
tuppretaeJ by l.rjvy tsxt, end conteqtiently
uiaMiiMicn tmi prepared io expect snyining
I And wl.otrc the German people? They sis
tkoar. who. lid mnnv in tha Ilnllc.l lata.
have become blindly hilatuati-d with the
promitcd beauties of so called "inotcc'ba."
which evidently opejatet tlieie ss it does here
mike I the tlch richer snd lbs jioor poorer,
snd cnuiet the cry to go up sll over Ih Ger
man empire '.hat the poor Uborir.g maatetsre
tuppretaed" by heavy tite. Si idolalrotit
id Ihe German people liccome in limes psl
with releienr e t the bent fits oi to called 'pro
leetkni" that they even prohibited entirely the
portstbe cf American pork into thstcoun-j
ry. Hut t limit to the thadet of Cobden and
Brhiih gold ihcy have been in inccl to remove
the prohibition and Germ .ny litt the blettinrt
of bee Irtde In pork:
"Th lalioring clatte are hard worked,
itli poor sad itooty fmt I."
And this, too, where ibt trttem of Ugh
tariff h long ptevtiled. Indeed, the waget
psid 10 there ptor people sr hardly hslfst
igh tt lboe f si I to timHar, laborers in free
Irsd LngtsmJ. We thank th Jotrmal for
this emphatic ieaaoo.. Hear Mr Hofer sgtln.
"We seldom ree a pestant woman without
some kind of a burden on her beck, snd often
so hes ry that s pack mills would estily sweat
snder It, A wheelbarrow or tome other
vehicle it sn almost rerpetuil sttschment to
farmer's wife or grown da-JjtMer. while the
milchcowt ste worked hsid in th harness
Irom morning until fiht. The obtervstiont
make tre tnoat painful to me
What a piciuri who every outline is Ihe
Itimate remit of high tariff. Germany is a
model protection country.
t ... ..u
THFltlCKr LAM.
The good eropt and good prices which
come lo tl:e farmer ol this country the
recnl jear will do more than Insure a re-
urn ol temporary proaperlty. It It reaaon-
ably certain that prices ol larm products
wi.l 1 em sin on a pay in st baait lor several
art 10 come, Thit will attract the at
lention of more men and capital to Ihe
arming- bealneaa. It will Insure better
farming, and this wilt nccea.arlly rata the
price ol good (inning lnd. Heretofore this
price hat been kept down by the abundance
ol virgin toll offered for nothing to all ap
plicant, and within the pat four or five
ears by low prices ol fsrm prsduce,
which hsve made larmimr everywhere
d
nprofitable. There U now little or no
good land given away !n the weat. Tak
ing Into conUorat'.on the advantages
which esaicr.t (ai nii. eapccially near cities
nd market, offer, land In the etern
tlale Is cheapc!. When an advance in
prices come", at It U sure to do, the land
that It nearest market will be first affected.
t It all rcad. earlcr to tell good land than
It wat a year ap.o. The pretent year will
see many mortage paid ofl or consider
ably reduced, and when thl money goes
to owners tbey wilt lind It better 10 buy
land with it a toon at It is seen to be Im
possible to lend it on land security .
Farmers have had a lcaon against going
Into debt that will laot them several year.
THE WHKAT DKKICICNCT
lira Jtt reefs, tiuou;h Its London correi-
ponbent has made an estimate ol the wheat
crop ol the world In which it figures out a
shortage ot 371,000,000 bushels. It esti
mates a total turplut In varioua countries
ol 318,000,000 buthelc leaving an actual
shortage ol 53000,000 bushels over and
above all surpluses. It estimates that the
United Slates will have I So ,000, 000
bushels to export.
Lieutenant Governor Jones, ol New
York.will fight his party ticket. He wanted
the democrats to nomlnste him for gov
ernor Instead of Mower. He It a. mere
bolter and malcontent and will have very
little influence. He says:
"Continued subservience," ssys he, fcbut
makes the condition too degrading to be
quietly borne by American cltlaens. 'lbere
It but one wav to degrade these usurpers.
Temporary Ueleat ol the party will be
Cimles .compared with the effects ol their
control for the welfare ot the state and the
Interest ol the democratic party. My duty
is to oppose the election ol the nominees oi
the Saratoga convention to such extent ss
may be w Ithln my power, and In such
manner n may seem lo accomplish that
purpose,
In reply to enquiries made by the Boston
Glete smcng the delegates ol the republi
can state" too vei.llon, ol Massachusetts as
la their preference for president In '9a
431 answers ivers received. Of these, 371
lavored Utatne, 47 Harrison, while A'ger
had 4 tupportcrt, ex -Speaker Reed 3, Mc
Klnley 2, Lodge and faBsott 1 ech.
Sherman showed the white feather on
Thursday at Columbus. He talked to 40,
000 people and never said stiver once.
Those present were mostly larmers and
he'wat.alraid to talk gold buglsm to them.
At Wakham, Mass., a single pound ol
steel costing fiftv ctnts Is manufactured
into 100,000 screws, which are worth $ir.
They look about like Ircn fillings, and It
needs a microscope to distinguish them. as
screws. . ..
The works of watches are now plated
with palladium, which Is a wnltor, lighter
and more fusible metal than platinum.
About one-seventeenth ol a grain of pal
adlum will, by electrical deposition, coat
the woaks ol an ordinary watch.
A dispatch i fronTLondorTsays Rev Mr
Spurgeon, who has been progressing fa
vorably, has had a relapse, i-nd is again in
a precarious condition,
Object glasses lor microscopes are now
made in Germany of glass that contslns
phosphoric and boracic acid. It is stated
that with lenses made of this glass an ob
ject one twenty-thousandth ol an ir.ch in
diameter ctn be distinctly seen.
lie st3 .--Ths very latest news is thsi
on eaa buy of Jalias Grsdwohl's Goldea
Kule Bssaar.lor net eah,15 poands eranola
ted sngar (or $1.00 and 18 pound Extra C.
sngsr. .All good sold for net cash from 10
to 25 per oent less the regular prios, ss I
intend to rutf a strict eash store,
Albsny, Or , July tl. ;
Fortmiller Irving have some Eenaia
sance Isce eurtaios for $1$ a pair, aa fine as
anything ever seen in the eity. They
range down ts $7 a pair. Othor laes ear
tains down to $1 ei less a pair.
W. F.
Call and see
Di'css Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Furnishing Goods, " ,
r a
hosiery,
We liavo to select from. Our
but the cheapest ever
We hare just placed on sale
cloaks and jackets, in
goods, plain and
Wo want your trade and wo
you money.
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and get
and
Writ for war
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tass mm was ww mm a w.xw -m. m if
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iii - mm
THE LErTEL WATER WHEEL L EKSIKE C3
-G. L. BLACKtVlAN,-
LEADING DRUGGIST
A Ti"R A JsTST -r- O TEG-OITT'
DRUGS. MEDICINES STATIONARY M
PATR0HIZE HOME IKSTITUTIDKS.
!HE FARMERS & MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
Albttay, Ore go at.
. W r READ, Preeldsat. J O WRITSMAN Secretary.
J L COW AM, Trewsorer. Cso F SIMPSON, Yk PresidmU
praaOToaa
JLCowsa, Geo T Simpson, W F Reed,
JKn aihrrrerd, K a
aim imm
Atnenean, Philadelphia, Pa.
Korwiah Union, Loaden. Kec
Gttardiaa, London, Eng. Man
keater, MaoeheeUr, England. Caledoalan.
JCdksbarg. Beoalaad. Weeebester,
. " New Ttwk.
CNLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE IN "ANANY.-
BUYiTHE
- ji
Acknowledged monarch.: of the - Kond.
We carry a full line of Hacks." Baggies and Carriage also "Farm
Implemanta of all kinda, tiriJall on us before pttrckaalng Elsewhere.
Mitchfcll & Lewis Co.,.
L as. -aai. - aT.T jl mmfL .j
BOARD OF REOENTt -
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StaU Board of Education; A year in school for 150 .xperara. Taitlcr
8rlTl.r r";. 0;': Mr' Korrial.nd Bn..neaa, as 25 per term of ten -..
- ' . . 77' ? Z iJ"T'Z"n rr
n-Dii in
T Butlar,
Hen
am., Mngn , i niiiw, rail auirvu uw... v
mu- A N.ll... Unli.nn.k lW H Hnlaaaa. liarlaA.
awoii j "WJ P?"' oining- hall, l SO Par
f Halo, an J B T Butler, rot: Jaeaa Voor- i. 7 ZL
V-T.""" " T atilh 1 ant anil Bra. SI
For Catalogue, Add res . . : -
P. tm CAHPIELIa, A, B;,.PraWtst, r J. M. POWELL, A.K
Tler-Prealdaiit. . -.
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If
0MAS
j. J li i'L
TH
READ,
what a stock of
-
stock is not onlv tho lariat
rf c
shown in Albany.
y.
a complete assortment of
both cloth and plush
fur trimmed.
fetl confident we ean sav
W. F. HEAD.
Oregfln
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tiiiiQ liiii Yt&lU
BUT CURE3
NOTHING ELSZ.
TilORE POWER
use LESS WATE
w Illoatruted CaMaloene for 1891.
tJBRFjttiortrT atestf;.
atrtuaairiiLLii. at- V. .
rr L Foley, M Siernberg, J Xf Burnett-
Strahan, 3 O Writaman.
A1
FOS-
Traders, Obieago, TU,
Phseulx, Londoa, Koghttid,
1 J B 'jmymj 1 J ajajUssJS
MITCHELL WAGON,"
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Aibany, Oregon
OREGON
STATE piiL POOL.
Mosttwewth, Orecaa.
Tha Leading Normal School of tht
Northwest. Beautifully and
Healthfully Located. .
Ko Faloone.
Hew batiainfs , saw apparataa. full faaul' 1 !
light expanaea, and larf attnSane. Nora-i--,
Advanced NaravAl, Buaiueaa, An and Music !
aartmaDts.
Baaelal attention iriren ta physical aolta-..
ToJuutaar military areaniaatton. These raeeir!
diplomaa ara aathorized to teaak in any conn-
la Ibe state without f urtker examiuationa.
Tuition in tha Koriial and Businees iejur
taants kaa beaa reduced frtin 40 to $25 paryear ;
and in the 8nb-aTnrmal from t30 to 0.
. Sub Normal at So per term. Kaarrt at nonwi
week ; fnrnisbed rr-oi
rweek. Board in pnv?"
First term onena flt
-, . . .
una, low..
Ktudenta may enter any time.
rati It you want the be. ?
L y and most durable furr
I .ture tli at is raannfacter-
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