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thus n-inuv ih mi:,kO, mul 4 'i'tii I'tia, liic iftvtii
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ruKh a, boiM : Urini Ri a (Vu x.a. fttlcm Ocvroa.
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FolJ rnryahon.. Pri.-r, CiTiern, Me.; Piuf.
S.; Ultai.iymT, l. I r..prr. l,y Ihf I'urriM
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vnui w jinTi miap, Aiwolutvly pur
K'JSCULAS STRAINS
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FOGHAY A MASON
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7rc,i;i&tiaiHl Hookscllfrb
Arn-U for John B. AtJsn't foM.'rAtlona,
Bloa w Bdil enilitr arVaaa wltA
F. L. KENTON,
Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices.
EXT It ACT r? ,
Near tho Poift CflQce,
Albany, Crcgot
TI LADIES iBAZAAk.
-I tk Leaaioj-
ineiy and Fancy Goods Store of Albany,
Ifaa Htr all th Uta.t Stlct anJ NoTtlWt. la tin Million line, am
a Mtipliii atcck ot LaJlaa ana Children' Furnlthlog raodi.and rcnJr-maii
arnxnu. . Uootlc th baat, aaa prlcat ilia lowt.t. Call ana h eoniiuced.
FIRST STltF.KT,
FIIOMAN UI.OtJH
We are the People
Vho arrj tli most eorapleto lin of. Hard
ware, Strci, Ganges, ta., in tlie market.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
Oukook at tiik WoMi.tn Fair. Stnte
School SunerintcntlcntMcKlroy Is r j 1 .
buaying hlnmolt in prpnnrlnit Oriii
etliifatioiial fnhlbit (or tho WorUl'a fiyJ'
lie liua Already received tbo II rut invo
of umtvrial for tlie exhibit, which will
be n coinprt'lioiislvo one. Thin ItivoUwi
from the achoola of AhMuiuI iiml will bo
adilivi to from timo to time by the acv
eral citii'V, town, villnijca and liamlvt
In tln atnto. OriK'i'a m-bool exhibit at
tho World's fair will cotwiat of kindoi
KiirtiMi woik, echool drawlnss free bnnd
and pt'ii work school appurntun, inodi'U,,
diacrams, copWa, ilhmtratloiiii. Btatibtica .'
nmpa historical and pt'OKmphlcal and
Kfiionvl specimen, of school work. It is
expected that our higher institutions of
learning colleges and universities will
fimiUh statistics and illuMtrntlons of
building, libraries, museums, cullco
tions, courses of study, catalogues, eta.
I'rof MrKlrov will bu engaged in this
work nil full and has fund hopes of pre
paring such a collection as may bo a
credit to the great state of Oregon.
Statesman. The public school of Albany
are to le represented there Under tho
present energetio management we shall
expect to see our exhibit it tnost credit
able one. Kvery friend ot our public
schools should aid this undertaking of
our corps ot teachers. j
Iltetn vVmiovT IUu.. The prolimiu-l
ary trial of Frank 8 Ingram, charged
with murder in killing Ills brother.
Menry.eamn im In'fore O 1 t'oahuw Jr.
justice of tho peace, this afternoon. A
largo number ol people had gathered to
hear the evidence. Hut thev were dis-
Btyoiiitcd as defendant through his con li
ne I, Messrs W It HilyeuandJ K Wcath
erford, waived examination and was held
by the court without bail to await the
grand jury, which w ill convene OctoU-r
'Jtith. On motion of J H Wyatt. aetim:
district attorney, the witness, Chan
Ixiudcii, was placed under bonds of floo
to appear as a witness before the crand
jury.
Li h anon. II W l'rice, John Uobson,
E I. Quinn, ot Albany, were in the cltv
today, registered at the St. Charles.
Miss Joste Crawford and Mr Win
Greenwood and wife, of lethalt, III.,
are visiting the family of Mr W J Uuy.
Mies Craw'ord is an aunt of Mr tiny.
J S Morgan, contractor and builder.
who resides in Albany.is busy this morn
ing with a force ot several men on the
new brick building to lie erected tor Ir.
Courtney. We understand the second
lory will he an opera houxt'. This means
well for Lebanon F.xpn u.
I'koiiablv tiik Samk. The tnan men
lU i'eil In tlie following from tr.e Kiii;ciic
Keipr U piohalilv the anmtf Klni who
roiaen iui cai oi use iumik h at cilice
bat jcar: "A man r.aired King waa
brought In from Klorcni-t- laal wec ai.il
i now stopping; St Mr lirownlec'. He
la a coui.ly ;!iarir. Sometime tun while
orkirii; on a bui!d!nf ha tell sod broke
both hi lega. Tlie fiaclurea were not
pKipeilv act and he h4 mt tven sbl? to
ue h:a h-j;a since. II I ar oi l soldier
and ulU ai'fit to the auUlcra' home In
Southern California. It coat the county
$Ho to take tare bf h!m Uat isionih, he
being without mrnt and havlni no rela
tive here."
CiilRcil . Ciisit. ' he work ot the
aio;ljtion goc on agreeably and profiu
bly. On the 71b, the paper were. "Qual
ification rt KUIcra," b M !)tv. of
Dal!a, MlnUtetUt Q.islllScatlon" by A
Wade, ol llillalioro, -The 1'rcachcr s s
Paaiorby Isld Wctxcl, ol Portland. In
the evening a icrmon by W It Williams ot
Salem or, ''How much Cn e Know of
God.' On Uie Sth, paper on "Dutic ot
Ihe Eanr?clit.r "The Inl't S i nner."
' Cnuich r insnce," by T F Urown.ol Hill
born, Unity of Actton'' by W R William
l h'alrm. Sermon tl.i evening by I?vld
vv eiicll ot lVrtland ki "The Triumph ol
('hrlatiunit Superhuman." Ail Invited.
A Hhighc Sl'uukstion. Hon Geo Ii
Durnett i entitled to thank of Orrifcm
people for hi ucccfu I a tori In bringing
the Sovcrelin Gisnd Ixa1ic of Odd
Fellow to IVrtlsnd ays the Journal. He
made a very happy hit when he told the
St lxui gathering ol aonie thouaand per
son from all over the L'tlon that it they
came to Orrgon they woulJ not have to
take fan to bed with them.
Nor ics. One or more surgeons ol Pa
clllc branch of National Suigkal Institute
No 319 Titian street, S V. Intend to vlalt
the St Charles hotel, Lchnnon, Oct lath,
and the Revere 'house, Ah any, Oct 13th,
one day only, tor examlna lon'ot person
for treatment by this Institute,
This hiailtutc I especially devoted to
the treatment ot curvature ut Hit spine,
dlaeaaes ot the hip and knee Joint, crooked
limb, club fed and alt bodtly deformities.
Their succctt In treating tlu ac tioubles sa
A-ctl as all chronic tllsesaes hn mudo tor
the Institute a tintional reputation.
All pcraons who are suffcrlnu from any
ot thcac cohinlalni ahould not full to
take sdvantae of this oppoi (unity for re
Hit. No charge I made for cotiauhsMon
or examination. Reference may be had
to the following resident:
Hon Tho I. Dsvidaon, Salem. Or.
Kupreme Judge R 1 Ilolae, Kulein.Or
litv E N Condlt, Albany, Or.
W V Morgan, Albany, Or,
K G Young, Oakland, Or.
CiiKiariA Ministerial Asstkiatiom
The service of tho aaoclatlon closed
Thin sdsy evening by an excellent sermon
by David Wctxell, pnator of the First
Chriatlan church ot Portland. Great good
lias been done, and every vlsiilng preacher
goes home rejoicing In the memory oi
auck klndneas a '.hey received lioin the
people of Albany. Special thank were
given the daily pre for 11 courtesy. A
tarce number ol preacher were nreaent.
To very strong rcao'.utlon were pajd,
one in favor ol the utter prohibition ( the
manufacture ol and tale of all Intoxicant.
A njthcr on the abolition ol the tiae ot
tobacco by preachers at d people. All
returned home happy mid hope to meet
again next October at Hiltaboro.
Lank Cocxtv. A black War was killed
by S H Cairns in his door yard at I'lea
ant Hilt last Saturday.
Hve loys were fined 13 and coats at
Springfield this week for Mealing peaches
ouioi .niio lay tot sort narii.
Mr August Fisher killed two black
bears, an 4d one and her cub, 011 his
place just back of tlie Masonic cemetery
last Tuesday,
Sheriff Moinnd has gone to Laramie
City, Wyoming, to bring to F.ugene a
man named II ixon, who hue been ar
rested there on a charge ot haying stolen
fyl from George Feulner, near Cressell,
iu this county, on the liUhof last mouth.
Journal.
Tiik t nam 1 am Enpkavoh. The state
convention of ChrlatUn Endeavor aoele
tlc will be held from Oct. Join to Nov.
It In thia city. The convention wl.l mest
Frldsy, the J th, at a p. m , followed be a
caalon Filday evcnlm. and Saturdsy
mnrtiins, nltt rn.Hiti and evening. Sunday
v.M oe unvoted 10 rclli.iiia w,rahit, clos
ing on Sumby nlht with ChrlatUn ICn-
dcavcr ttxuerisiiun mee'dnff. All aocle-
Ilea are Ufgfil to a?nd fivif dciegac. or at
!et a rci'icacntatlye. The secretary lu
notiiVd nil at cte'Je that have been report.
ed to him. Should their bi nf which
h4ve not received nolle? they are reout.
ed tj communicate with Svciclary KS
Miller, 1 j ;-srk trcet,!rtln-!.nj blsnk
l! Im l.irnlaiicd si once f r 1'ie annual
report.
IJowM.! Ksi-xLLKO. A dispatch from
I'liilsdelphia da'eil t)et 8th savs: Tiie
evangelical conference has itecided riot
o admit the chantes upon vt hich Itishon
Uublsi was suspended, and lie was rein
stated, r'aher and ISowan were expelled
from the church.
Am;iTt:i Five Chiimmcii were ar-
rented in Fortlaml Wednesday and
brought to Jefferson for examination on
a charge of robbing other Chinamen at
Jeflcrson of ISM). They are all bop pick
ers ana there is a dispute over wages.
Uavh V noticed that Atlen Bros' gro
eery store is always full of fruits, vege
tables, etc, tse ery latest in the mar
ket. If there is anything to be bad they
Ways it.
reaches.
Ferries,
t abbages,
Turnips,
Naw 1'otatues.
SOCIAL AND riwUSONtL
Tllt'HHDAT 1 '
Geo C Wilt, of Halcm, Is in tive city.
Tom Kay, of Sa'cm, is dofng Albsny
louny.
Mr Duff, ot the Portland Drldge Co,
came up today,
air ano iirs ihu nioencri nave re
turned from a ten day vlatf In Sweyt
I tome.
Mr Ted Piper, of S. aitle.arrlved In Al
bany thl noon, and U ihegueatof MrK V
i.sngdon.
A divorce lis been , ranted In Yamhill
coun v t'laaolvlng the marriage of Dr ami
Mi M II Klliaoi thischy, Mrs Ellis left
a lew clay sgo (or the eaat.
W W Cochran hss returned from Gar
diner and reports A'bertson, the Tacoma
bank robber, recovering nicely and thinks
lie csh be brought out wit lit n a - week,
Kugcne Reglater. .
Air iiuricn, an A-xpericnccd usrucr.re
eenllyof Chicago, hss bought out Mr
Jlrown, oppsslls the Kttil House, and will
hercslter run the shop. Mr Uurtch Is a
brother of Mrs W It Ureenwoonrii
a... . , . rTPW .
wia Miy Moruaor. is tne nsme 01 a
young lady who arrived here from Kansss
on the train yesterday morntna. Rhe was
mtt here by Dr Homer Mlchener. ol Hal
ey, and the were j Ined in msrrlsge at
uie ftietnoillat church by Key I) A Wa'ter
fAUMKlW AND MO.VOI'OMSTS.
Twenty. five years ao when the tariff
011 wool was changed from a revenue to a
protective tariff there were in Ohio 7,0.12,-
405 sheep; now , after a quarter ol cen
tury of protection, there are In Ohio 3,6oo,
000 sheep, or less than lis!! what there
were in 187. Sheep csn be bred a well
In Ohio now as they could then; but the
McKlnley thing have been more de
structive to (hat Industry than all th
theep killing .log In the slat, The de
cresse In sheep In Indiana, In IllittoU and
Iowa l iut as pronounced sa It I l,i Ohio.
Thl countiy doe not produce hall the
wool It commutes, and with a hesvy tariff
tax on t'lrclgn.wool the wool manufacturer
pays out o much for what he Imports that
he has leas to psy for the domestic pro
duct. That Is whst has ruined the sheep
business In Ohio.
The McKlnley bill saddles on the treas
ury bounties to the sugsr grower amount
ing All the way fri-m $10,000,000, to $15,
000,009 annually; it repealed $61,33,000
tariff taxes on' sugar and molaaaes. The
excuae lor this sort ol Idlwtlc economy
was thst we do not produce sugsr enough
n'AHIUNUTtM.
(Kr.jm uur regular srrpnSnt,
snd p'ocreded on th local train to llalaey, I to supply the domestic demand; nelli cr
meir luture nome.-Kugeue Keglatcr. do we produce enouuh wool to supply the
raioAV. I if.imeatic demand. Why does our Nupo-
Dr G I Hill, of KoacburL'. I toon to lo. I loon treat wool ss flesh and lUL-sr a fowl
Cate in till Clt.S. I Tim auaar l Sllnl Ilia Imuira ...! I
A large number of our citlens went I ... ... ......... 1 ,t.. 1. u.
P., , , . 1 - w, ,,v..uv, .iu ,a w . j
..rllanil M..-.I. ..ul , i. - I ' -
' ' I Klnl.w mil iku. fn I K. i rt It., If.
' 'r iMTif anu (.liaa niltri Weill 10 Ii.ii .. m t
Portland thl noon. oc.-evc. in a isriii wr pr'necuon onij , ana
F M Mitchell, the Tangent school wou,a out every revenue feslurc of
our tsriu syatem 11 he could. The con-
ent school
teacher, went to the Portland r.xpoaltion
today,
Dr (i W Winters, of P.aker Citv. well
known in this county, is visiting his
mother at Ihnnou.
Andy Ralaton an old re.Mrnt of Sweet
Home died a' Marlon iiurkhsrt on Wed
nesday ol In Us mat Ion c-f the bowel.
R Jv Monteomrrv baa resiirncd his
place at the ti P detot to accept the immI
lion of clilef clerk in the Southern Pacific
freight office of thia city.
Rev Mr Shanele. l iimer Paator of the
M K Church South of thla thy. hs been
appointed to tske chsrKe ol the work ol
thst church at Oakland, Oregon.
M W Orion has moved his family to
Salem, ho having accepted the duties ol
fireman on the steamer hlwood that
plies between that place and Portland.
Mr 7. L Dlmmlck and her Hut daugh
ter Vivian, went to Albany la t lueaday
morning, where they will vlalt rcU'lvc lor
tcveal days tiakUnd Or. Koicburu
Review.
John Duncan, attorney, tall! atari fir
Prinevllle about the middle of next wei k
on legal and other business. Give li nt
any hnainess you may have lo attend
over mere.
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fr-i? iBwTaamT,ir-rrti."-J------")"J''''jP'' "m ' au-J
txlur 1.19 EL0C3, Cnr?3 CO?fSTIPATIO, I.VJMG.'.fi
i;:r.t!;rs):ss,Livci: complaints, sicii UE7Acrni, cLi;:-,
PlXt'LE.7. r.USIClX AFFECTIOXS.OndJDISEASKli AliIS'5 froz.i
a T,l?,V.'ii?.r.T XT01TAC.1.
Tt.it GirMM UAUDUMJ TEA U pulvp t.i YV.T.I.OV." WLAVrr.Rr,
v.i!h Faci-lTi-il: t.-ijwivre cfLMfl. FIU.Sl '.
hZUINCTOM Ci CO. oa-rrs. 8aii riiA.r.:c;5.
fi.'CJ I.V AZjYm r.K5 A?l tivi.t't ssw.
Pakd. There is ft bonanza for some
one in the sand .business. Good clean
sand sells at 2 to 2 50 a load. There la
a bank down the river less than ft mile
from the city containing thousands of
yards of te clean article. It could be
hauled op to the eity and stored in ft
convenient place, for sale a wanted. It
should le done while the river is lo.
ba'iem Journal.
Nkxt KirsMiow. Next Tuesdoy the lltb
annual session of the grand lodge, K of
1" will be field in Portland, and tins pop-
Inlar order will have representatives
from alt portions ot the great state of
Oregon.
Oct or Moxky. Marion county is out
of money according to tlie Jonrnal and
win have to borrow at least $30,000 to
keep up current expenses until taxes are
collected mil winter.
Jut revived eew and oimotd f ir roUil at
C E I lrvwue!'g the fa.luaing
Chow C'lmw,
Cook irg McluMSia,
I icklM in vinegar.
Rait Heirin.e.
Salt shiU tUb,
Salt fc!ui.u.
Aa Taiaiarvft. Tbs V for Aintias
siBsomptioe ars boagbt in China by Euro.
psao zperis, wno are Mllad "t. taaiatt."
Th eueyslapsdiaa are satbolity for the fasl
that io few yeare they have to ctvn aa
their lucrative poeiticts with shsltered eon
sUtatlons. The inhaaltlifuluets of Ihs adol
terstietis snd mineral eoloring matter eao-
noi be more strongly pot, limb i Tea is
(tors ss ekIKbswd. Fee sale ky Allsa Bres
Tsrksr Bros, grooers.
S ATI'S HAT.
Hon Jeff Myers of Sclo, was In the city
Oday on hi way to Portland.
Mr Ella McDonald, ol Portland. I In
the city vlalilng relative.
A II Marahslt Usolully recovered Irom
hi broken leg as to be out on the streets.
G W tVvcr ha moved hi lam!! r.n
hi place neat I-banon. where they wl.l
rcaide.
J M Shepherd, the venerable newapaner
man ol Faker City, who with hi wl( ha
been vlalilng their daughter, Mr Coll Van
Cleve In Ihla city, rcturred horn.- today.
Mr It F Kirk, the wife of Mr Ktik the
basher, csme over Irom Albany thl fore
noon. We underatlnd thev sneak of po-
Ing to houae keenlmr here soon. Effort.
Hon R A Miller and mother ot fack-
mvllie. arrived In the city today to take
part In the orgaulaat on ol a c isptcr ol
the order ot the Fsatern Star thla evrn.
Inc.
Mrs lane .eammon and Mia Anna
Ingram ol Chchall. Wash, arrived In
the chv Ul night to be preaent at Ihe
funeral of their brother, Menry Ingram,
tods y.
Some of the membar ol St Mary's
Chsptcrol Ihe Eaatern Star, ot this city,
ill aaaiat in the organisation ol a chapter
ol that order at Albany this evening
Corvalll Gazette.
VU Carl Hltchen and Mr F. E Pad
lock went lo Albany last Saturday. Miss
Kitchens returned home Monday, but the
Istter will vlalt her sister, Mrs C O Lee,
urlng the week. Corvalll Gazelle.
A larsa aaaarsnent ef haav rt.hea anal
bora blankete itOC MeFarlsod's.
K W AohUon &Co are selHoa saABassciits
at Pertland prices.
For bargain In mncmrient. heeatuiiee
ate., to to K W Acbisoo&Co,AlbsBy,Orenaa
ALLEN BROTHEES,
WHOLESALE 2 RETaIL GROCERS
CIQAR3, TOBACCO, AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
KINDS, IN .LAr.GS;OR SMALL QUANTITIES,
ri TMrn season.
Flinn Block,
ALBANY, OREQOtf
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR!
Where to get th Best Bargaina,
Where to get the Bet Value for Your Money,
. ; IM r-
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
jlad thej will Answer with One Voice, at
G. W. SIMPSON'S.
Te TA Dsmasss. Frekskly
three fourths of I he less corns meal
are "Green Teas " Vnptesssnt
ss the fact may be, the bright,
shiny green so familiar to us all
Is not the nstural color, but Is due
to the facing or glazing of the tea
with Prussian blue, Insllge and
ther mineral colors.
Thst coloring hides Ihe effects
t poor tess i undoubted; but is
it healthful, and does It not call
loudly for the Importation ol a
brano of pure, uncolors), an man
ipulated tes? -
It was this cons' it Ion of affairs
that prompted the placing of
Beech's Tea before the public.
Being the absolutely pure, sin
colored leaf it is different in color
from any you ever used. It draws
a csnary color of a eelightfsl
frsgrance tiiat Is a revelation te
tea drinkers, and Its purity makes
It more economical than the arti
ficial leas, lea of It being required
per cup. Sold only In packages,
so cents per pour.d. Ark for
Beech's Tes, pure as childhood,
for ssle by Allen JUre., Flinn
kleck, Albany. '
WVaa Bahy tai sla:, vs swvabar
Waaa aa was a CttUd. a si-lad foe CSaWarla.
IThea she beeaiae Kiss, she slung e Osstoris.
The sa ass CMldrso, she r h Oastoats,
WitssTs Gxt Tit km. When wanting
.a orgsn or plana call on O L Blackman
h-e yen va select frean a f rst claas
Uca,.
See W F Read's hue of dreas goc J
atlka bufnre bnylug elaowhore.
ana
Fvrtmiller li living have soste Reuais-
tsacs lace euitaiii fur $18 a pair, a ins as
asyiliiug ever seen in he oity. 'lbey
rsn'e dowa t 17 s pair. (Jtner lee ear
katK its, U $ t ei leas a pair.
The DsstoesAT will exehsuse s aewloc
maoblus of ssy make desirtd, exexpt one r
ws, Inrsomeoag grab wood and part sasb
or will eonsider other proposisicM i try
na ceainDK a new anaeniae
CsjEArssT. For the next 30 days A.
Howard & Son will saw wood, cut wic e
r 40 cents percord.
. Wa .eA.sgfclSI
-G. L, BLACKEVIA,-
LEADING DRUGGIST
ALBANT -r- OTlEC3-OIT
DRUGS. r.lEDICillES STATIONARY fiC
Tsatlmoay efa raider.
Til Baokas, 105 Carlton avenue, B.-ooit-
ijn, N. writes: "Alloock's Torou
riant r are nnuoubtedly the beat external
remsny msnuiacturoa. 1 malts this aaser-
tiou to the pnbilo front my own personal
expitrienoe el tnair wonderrul virtues,
saflerlog from severe pains In my side sad
cheat, contracted throuuh a severe sold. 1
applied a couple of Alloock's Poron Plasters
upon coing to bed at nluht. The reiults
was, that iu eight hsurs sfterspplviug them
I conld get up snd walk about with very
nine pain or scne, worn mo nisni preyiou
I could neither get op nor down without
help, nor stoop to remote my shoes. I have
slnse osed them in my family for various
silments, and have never known them to
fail to give almost immediate relief.'
Both tho method anaresults when
Byrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
cently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem enectuaiiy, dispels colds, Head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation permanently. For Bale
in 50c and 1 bottles by all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
' SAM FRAHCISC0. CM J
. 10W8VIUE; MY. MW tOM, ft 7
Cotton goodibavs not been sa oheap eiuee
the war aa they are now. Call aad see what
WaegMoe If IU4 has.
spool m loots sHjsi Jieqt peotnrsxe ease
11 j ss pa Vutr nieiM is oasid sqi ee no I
r)an suis pas S1004 jnos Ami joa oi
neava coiDr.aixa
P. Vf.Freooh keeps railroad tim.
Bay year groceries of Parker Bres
IJew cream obsess last reoelved at Conrad
Meyers.
Smoke the eelehrated Havana filled 6 sent
elgarat Julius Joseph's,
A harirsstook of wall paper, with late de
igns, at Fortmillor fc Irving's, jnt reo Hived.
Have you seen those psrlor suits that T
Brink has just received t They are nice.
I W Bentley. best boot snd shoe maker In
eity, three doors north of Democrat office.
E W Aohison k On handle the oelobrated
Portland cement walls for lemetory lots.
Phraa walla eati be furuiahed at half the soet
of any other sod sre far superior.
Dr M II Eilis. niirsioisn and turceoo,
Albany, Oregon. Calls mads Iu sit) or
eoontry.
Lsdiee esn do thslr shouploc ia San rrao-
eisoo without visiting tbe eity, aad without
extra eomniaaioo. Mis IS J Uarrowi f .r
Ohaaing iaut, H3J Oroya St, Oakland,
Pstrnuisi home induati'y and buy hand
made harness, warranted, from O 0 Me
Farlind.at Dubrulllss old Stand.
grea of which he was Reed's Llcutensni
tpent a round billion. The treasury I
empty and next July there wl.l be a deficit
ol at leaat $15,000,000 on the penalon fund
alone. That sugar tax will be mled,hut
lis repeal hss done one good thing; It hs
convinced thouaandsof tools that the tariff
Is a las.and having got a stste of free-trade
cheap sugar, the people are not going to
be sstlafled tilt they wrap up In some warm
tree-trade cheap clothing, and sleep under
some warm tree-trade cheep blanket.
Mr Darld A Well Is one ot the moat
accompltahcd thinker on the subject of
poetical economy In the co untry. Years
and jears ago he ws a protectionUt, but
having been selected to a chair In the
treaaury department Ihst required him lo
study Ihe tariff In all Its bearings he sosn
developed iota a tree trader, and his writ
injgaon 'hst subject will compare favorably
with thoe ol any man l. the country, Mr
vVella compute that for the ten year be
ginning with g;g and ending with 1SS7
the coat of Iron and steel to American con
sumer wa f 5o,O0.o3o In excess of what
It would have been hat! not the Iron and
steel been "protected " Thl I 154,000,
000 esch thst the people have paid In order
lo breed a litter of millionaires In Pennsyl
vania. It I the asme In the g'aa induatry
In the pottery Induatry, In the wool spin
ning induatry, In the cotton spinning In
duatry, snd hundred ot oth ers.
The wealth of Ihe country I estimated
at $01,000,000,000 in round number, or
$l,uoo a head. By means of claas legia-
latiou.and the tariff I the bellwether ol all
das legitlailon, one half this wealth i In
the hand ol a comparative! r small number
ot Indlvl.Tua:. The Vanderbllu hsve
xt.ooo.oow G uld hss pcrhap, hall as
much, white a fellow with $25,000,009 is
small potatoes In the set. There has been
a constant flow cf taxes from the pockets
of the people Into the coders of these pro
pie, and the new tailff la calculated to In
crease that flow. The people mut awaken
Vt these dangers and smaah the srsttm of
the psat thirty years, and the tariff I .the
best thing to begin, with. lis.
It Is a little odd, to ssy the least, when
Amcilcan tin-plate ml'ls In the columns
ol republican newspaper are a thick as
manuiscturlng lobbylats In Vaahlngon
when the tariff Is to be revised; it Is a
little odd under such circumstances that
the volume of imports of American tin
plates should be steadily t islng. The Mc
Klnley schedule for tin-plate went Into el
feet July i of this year. Durlngjuly 100,
000 pounds of Welh-tln-plate paid duty
at the Chlcsgo custom-house. In August
395,0000 pounds were entered, and In Sep
tember 638,510 pounds, or almost as much
as was Imported In June, when importers
were straining every nerve to get stacked
up before the McKlnley gate was shut- II
In addition to this amount the American
mills were turning out ft tithe of the pro-
uct sttrlbuted to them by McKlnley or
gans the whole country would be covered
with tin-plate as deep as McKlnley wtll be
covered with democratic bkllots In Novem
ber. Chicago Timrs,
A.isdlBtPbetegrspbsrsA ssny Oregea.
Ws hare boacht sll thenegstivt ssnadeby
L W Clerk and W H Greenwood np to Nov
13th, 1889. Dnplieates csn be hsd from
hem only of as at reduced late. We hays
slso about 18,000 negative mads by oar
selves, from which sTaplioates can bs had at
Uketaies. We earry tbe onry full line of
viewi of tbis stste aad do eniargtd work at
lowett rates for Crst class work. We shall bs
pleased to sea yen at onr Studio in Frsmsn's
black, nextdoor to Masonis Temple.
We itsareagain st tramps.
Tewyswn) tt Wines.
SEE ItKBE-
A piano
At Klein Bios
Boot and Shoe store.
New cloaks at W F Reed's.
Lstest styles cf bats at W F Resa s.
Reduatiou in eammer goods at W F Read's
Apple psrers f r side at Stewart k So.
8 A Hulin, druggist, Frenoh's oornor.
Ftaejgroerries st Conn & lleudricsou's.
Lstest sheet musio st Will & Link's.
PsrssoU sod sua umbrella at less than
cost at W F Read's.
Gold spectacles and eye glasses, all stylos
and prices, at F M French's.
Tho! finest line of pocket knives iu the
eity at Stewart & Sox's.
Complete stook of ladies and gont s gold
. , . TX At I." L'
waicuea as n m a imuu
Bargains in gold watohes at French's,
"Tbe Corner Jewelry Store
A full Koe ot Warner's enrsuts, best in
ths world lor tne money, at W c Head's.
T. V. Bmtley, lnidin bxt and shoe
nuker, jutt a&st of Revere House.
C W Cobb, job printer, Flinn Block, does
first class work. r
See that .elegant piano st Klein Bros Boot
and Shoestore,
Sfcewait&Sox sail the very host patent
temps'-ed shesrs ana ititsora.
Notice the extra hollow grouad 'rssors
ased by barbers sre sold by Stewart Jk Sox
Ladies Oxford ties at Klein Bros. Cheap-
ent in the citj; win do soia at greatly re
duced rates.
Klein Bros have a large and choice stock
of boota- and shoes for ssle at reasouable
rricna Dj uot in vest in foot wear until
youhive aea tnair, stoos aaij the elegant
piano at ineir aiuie.
The Masiachuietts democrats are so
confident of the righteousness -of their
cause that they ure seeking- the enemy for
close grapple. Gov Ruaacll and his as
sociates are eager to discuss all the issues
the campaign and the people are as
eager to listen to them. It wss by full and
free dUcuaalon that Gov Russell won a
year ago, and there is no state in the union
in which the demecratlc cause would not
be helped by following the admirable ex
ample set In the Old Bay S'ste. The re
publicans are they who find profit in run
nlng away from discussion and who wish
to prevent the anivsl of the memory of
tho gfty-nrst congress.
In the elections next month the democrats
feel quite certsln of carrying lows and New
York. 'I hey claim that the chances are in
tbeir favor in Pennsylvania, with Massachu
setts close, and Ohio rather doubtful. These
are the only state in whose elections ' there is
much lignificsnce.
Washington, Oct. 5, 1891
Senutor Carlialc i in Wsshlngton, and
many are the effort thst hsve been
made to ascertain his favorite, if he hss
any, In tlie spenkcirdilp rsce. The aena
tor an. Ilia good m-turedly and dinner Ihe
subject v. ben the ton venation giis too
near tu a tliiect question, and the result l
thai lila preference is really unknown, al
though Ihe friend of the aeversl cai.dl
dstrs will ir,fiUr,lli:!ly avaure you thai
"Carlisle is for him.'" It I perfectly evi
dent however to Ihe dlalntcieatrd thst thev
base the s'.sletncnt solely on their hope.
A group of t!emrcra were tllacualng
the speskerahlp Isat night snd one of them
who hs,lr; the Interest of one of Ihe can
didates, made a canviu either by letter or
personally of every democratic represent
ative tt the iifly,a,.ond congrea sa'd of
the situation! ivre a Is considerable
number vl repreaentailve v. ho are not
pledged to an) body and who will In all
probability enter the caucus i-rpledged
My Impretalon Is thst there will be no
nomination on the first ballot owing to the
large number ot acalterlt g votes, !sny of
them fnlenc to.be complimentary. Mills
snd Criap will lead, hut they loth wl, be
contldcrably short of the neccaaary major
iiy. Now, the fellow who can guess where
sll the complimentary votes will go.ahould
they all go together 011 the second or third
ballot, can come very near t.smlng the
nest speaker of thi House. I csn confess
I am all at u, although I hope '.hey will
come to my man and nominate him."
Another gr-ntlcmai: thought tnat unless
either Mill or Crlap was nominated by the
third or fourth ballot that they both would
be dropped and one of the other candidates
nomlnsted whh a rush. When all Ihe
membets get here where Ihey confer and
compare note It may he esaler to foretell
the rtault of the caucus than It Is now. It
can't be more d;llicult.
It ws predicted isat spring when Mr
Harrison postponed the conference be-
ttaeen the three Canadian official and
himself and Secretary Blalre, on rcclproc-1
Ity between thl country and Canads, un- I
till (Jetcber 11. that II l r-mt t
doubtful whether the confrrcnie would
ever he held, becsuac of Mr flatrison'a
well-known snlagonUm to Canadian re
clprocltv, and It now appears that the pre
diction wss well fuunded. The proposed
conference has been postponed Indefinite
ly. Ihe reason alleged being the absence of
Secrelsry Blaine.
German day wl;l be celebrated here to
morrow by a monster parade and Induattlal
dUplay and an out-t) or picnic The
day I celebrated as Pie anniversary ol
the settlement, more thsn ta-o hundred
ears sgo, to be exact October 6, 1683, of
the firat dlatlnctlvelv German colony es-
blUhed In America, which was staked
out on that day at GermkTitown, Penn.
The prttaure, political and otherwise,
wl.l-h hss been brought to bear upon Sec
retary Trscv lor the dissolution of the
squsdron ol evolution and the aending of
the vessels compolng It to various point
here they sre needed hss at lat been
succfaafut In aplte of the a: rone puir' ol
knnmodore Wslker. The Boaton anJ tbe
Atlanta will In the luture gow the Pacific ;
one of the three vccte left the Chicago,
tbe Newark, and the Bennington will go
to the South Atlantic squadron, and the
other two will loin the North Atlantic
squsdron. It hss been along fight and a
very bitter one, and the wounds left are
likely to cause trouble In Navy for years
to come.
Pension Commlstloncr Raum 1 again
catching It on all sides, and it seem hard
to understand how he can posalbly retain
his position thl time. There is direct Is
sue between him and Secretary Noble, who
has declined to dismiss tl.e thre Penilon
Office employes who made affidavit to be -
Ing approached by young Raum with an
offer of promotion If they would pay the
price $50. As the removal of these three
men was demanded by Raum It is thought
the refusal of Secretary Noble to remove
fhe.n leave Raum no other course but
to resign, there are also ugly stories
about a war claim pending before the
treasury department,ln which Raum Is In
terested, which it is said have been placed
in Mr Harrison's hands. Gen. Raum has
gone to Illinois on a two week's leave of
absence, and there are many who believe
that his retlgnatlon I already In Mr Hsr
rlon' hands anr that it will take effect
at the expiration of that time. He said
jut before he left town that he had not
resigned and would not resign while under
fire, but Tarmer talked that way too.
Mr Harrison has decided not to make
any ot the Important appointments which
hss been supposed to have under recent
consideration until after the tall election.
He pioposes using" them as prizes to en-
coursge the republicans to woik. His prl
yste news from Io', Ohio, Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, and New York has not
been of an encouraging nature of late.
W. F. READ,
IKIED!
Call and act what a stock of-
Fancy Goods,
Furnishing Goods,
Dross Goods,
Irfosiery,
We hare to select from. Our stock is not 011I7 the largaat
bat the cheapest ever shown in A lbanj.
We haro just placed on sale a eornplete asEortmeiii ef
cloaks and jackets, in both eloth and plush
goeds, plain and fur tnmmd.
We want jour trade and we ftJ eonfiden4
you monej.
we & sare
W. F. KEAD.
-1-
m irsck AXrvTn? HEADAGHEfl
At Alleghany City, Ps, there wa recently
rolled a steel spring six inches wide, one-fourth
inch thick, and 310 feet long. It is the largest
coiled spring ever rolled. The order wss
tendered to ail the larrje European iron- works
but none of them would undertake the tssk,
For the first two years of Arthur's ad-.
mlnisttatlon the expenditures were $53,
389i576; first two years of Cleve1and,l5io,'
4lS3l7 i fir,t lwo years of Harrison, 683,-
114,615.. Comment ii needless. Portland
The most prolific fish is said to be the fur
bot. One of twenty eight pounds contained
more than live pounds of ova, wldch number
ed more thsn 14,030,000 ecc. Next after
that comes.the cod with 6,000,000.
I" S3
iTiiirsriggamag
Ths M to Wealth
Cermet Is tssessstdily travsls4 wKk.
set s ksstth. Ts rsseh wsslth srany
ssvsts4 sssltlca In life rsqulrss the fall
rsessssisn ssi ssrstlsn el all the tss
eltlsa lies' est bps kss sndos4 MS srlth.
Thsee sssfltlsss eannst sxlst anlsss the
ahvtlsal kslng Is la psrfsct wtrklnf
eritr, ass this Is Imf ssslMt whsn the
Ilvsr sbS sylsss ars torpid, thusebstrset
11 the eseretlens, essslng InSlgsstlea
as trsssssra, with all el thslr aeessw
sasylng hsrrcra.
OH. HENLEY'S
Eng!! DtndElisn Ton!s
xsrts a sfss Hie hiflusnss ever ths Ilvsr,
tsitss It ksalthf aettsn, rsselvss Its
ehrsnls sntefsrasnts, sn srssistss ths
essrsthtss ; aires lndtstt!a and eeieM
patlsa, tkarssne the appstlts, tesee
ths satire Sftrtew, ss4 rastni lift wsnk i
Ihlrsj.
COLD WATCHES
GOLD FILLED WATCHES,
COIN SILVER WITCHES,
NICKEL WATCHEat,'
The largest pane of glass in the world is set
In the front of a builJing on Vine street.
Cincinnati, Ohio. It wss made in Marseille?,
France, and measures 186x104.
Over two and one-quarter millions of
are eaten in the United States daily, ,
pi
Ladies Oxford ties at greatly reduced
rates at Klein Brtc. Must be sold.
'FOE iOJVOII
AT
infw
for Infants and Children.
"Castorta, la eovreB adapted to cliIMrao that
I recommend it aj superior to aor pmcripckn
Loowntoma.'' U. A Aacura, U.
111 So. Oxford St, BrobUm, K. T.
"Th- use ef Castorta la eonnlverea wai
ts nvrtta so U fcawarn thaS IS aeraw a w-k
of auporsrosatloQ toendoiw tt. Few aretlie
lauiiifftit famitlea who Ha out keep Caatoria
willdo easy resjeh.'
Caaboe atasmr D.D..
New York CBy.
Imt Psataw Bloomlngilala Baformed Cburvh.
Caatarla mim OoCe, Const'TWtlon.
Sour Btocaach, Warrhrca. Eructation,
Kiiia Worua, trivae sieep, aad ptniiotez dt-
restlim.
TTluiuut wjcrioua medioatlsa.
" T"or several Vfra I have recommewlai
roar ' Canna, and aball always continue to
do so as it baa IdtuUsAt produced btaa&iU
results. "
Eown r. Paaoxc. U.
" Tbe Winlhrop," 1 JJUi Sim, aad Tth At
JfewTorkCitj'.
Tax CnTAim eosWAjrt, TT nur Snuccr, Xcv Toasw
BUT CURES -
ROTHING ELSE.
PATBOHIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
!HE FARMERS & MfflCK II
ICE CO.,
W F RKAT, Prswtdeas.
J L. OOWAH, Treftaorer.
Alkatay. Oreswst.
J O WRITS MAN. Seersaaer.
so T SIMPSON, Ties Preaidsnt.
XftJKWOBft----
L Cowan, 99 Slntpaon, If TBwd, rrLFo ey, M Sternberg, J W Borwett,
J K W astthertord, K 8 Straban, J O Writsmaau
-AIMSI
mil
Several Solid Eastern and Foreign Companies.
CHIY STSICTLY INSURAKCE OFFICE IN All ANY.-
yiiLW
It you want the beet
and most durable furn -tnrp
that ia mannfartair.
in.the eity go to
THOMAS BRINK'S
BUYJHE "MITCHELL WAGON,"
ifSSftS
Aclinowlcdgcd Monarch of tfic Koa
We earry foil line of Hacks, Bnggles and Carriages; alee Tarm
. ImplemenU of ftll kind. jBhTCftU ost ua be for psrrekaslng Elsewhere.
Albany, Oregon
if.
Mitchtll & Lewis Co.,
F. M. FRENCH'S
TliB Corner Jewelry Stors.-
ALBANY CIGAR FACT
J. JOSEPH. - Proprietor,
WHOLESALE i0 RETAIL
Only White Labor Employed,
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jpj Ta " -: "xt
t j j ;! yy llLLl:
)TRV
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and get POliE -:POlVER-
and : use LESS VIATEL
' - Vaw Tilnstraaad l:.TAlnru. for 1891.
JVui um. mm w;::a. & mi ca.. vzr.j3.aczi-