The state rights democrat., January 01, 1892, Image 4

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T K. WE AT HER FORD
J
Atteroar at U Will preetlea a all eourts at Ihe
Slate. Seotl attenUm (Ina la mailer In probata
aad to Sit h:U-m. Or! ICK-la IB rilna bloo.
a, a. s. svAcssea. . a, WiTses
JLACKlU'IlJIe WATSO,
Alt aaslaeea will rmln arempt
IhUm, meeiOUJr.lluw.Taut,.!., Alaaar, l
tomn t !. W.U pr)tiee I ell ee ru
Mlt. B.-eetel eltenU.. '"' 1 V," i
udMM.ioi or.'tes-i in riun bu.b.
yy R. PILYK1T.
Attomay at Uw vml a, Jloilnr la Caanaary. leellee
Man awl oa all w!nl l.oena aeg-itUtad
arable terme. Albany, Oragoa.
QEO. W. WRIGHT,
Altoraar.t Lew.and Wciyrlh Ma wmpraa4.ee a a
norai at this rM and In la Called Stalee
Ihrtmrw. eei-freel reoeas rt
Oregoe, Albeay, Ufa.
J J. WniTJfET,
Ueraey Lve.aa Salary raH.
Atae
jqu. j. Im hill.
friT..a an liirr, OrnCB -Veraer
Al
TbRS. HiSTOf at BATIS,
u
nra
at4 F
abd Rrmdelb-a rM. Alkaar, V, OBI sraarptty
akeaae t airs ul esunwy:
Q V. C1I.1HBSRLAIX. If. D.i
BanMapalhl. aVrSpeaUlet la dlaaaas at la By.
Treaty yeara- , aflat aesi ija a mi
I la S p at, MX l Mllin, ei.a.a.
D
R. O. A. TOfUTKBY,
rhfalHan ! Sureae. rVraduate at Rslle.ae M.A
a faPi.. W Vara City. L'ia-ae al wemea a
apeutalrj. i)ff'lO-rria Meek, Albeay, Orag aa
F
IRHT NATIONAL UIXK,
or Albany. obkoos,
FMi 1 sMI 1 .-ee hmw
Vice PrmUlnl ..
Caehl.r.
t ri.i
I.T01K0
B, W.
LAN Q DOS
rtU3ACT3 A OE!KiULrnMna otieio.
AiNNII VTS KKPT ruhlKl la aback.
glOHTSXCilANdl and tel TaUo tranrfar, H1
M Tork, 8an Fraucles. Chioago and Pa Hand
"SoXKCTIONt HAOKoa fa.-raS.le varan,
raacfnu
J. I. Tocxa B.W. L.eeaoe
L Bum. L. Ir-uaa
Beeaa I . Sox.
I MM CO MATIOMAI.BAMK.
Or ALBABT. OBBOOK.
CAPITAL fTOCK r ,.
J L COWAK.
PraaiaBt....
Tiea-PraaidaDt.
at Caslurr
...J at I1IJTOH,
O A ABCHIBOLD.
I aarroaa, -1 L Cawaa, J at Bahtan, W
ldd, W a Jalira, J A Oraward aad O A Arab
laold.
TRANSACTS a rtoaral bank In boatoaa).
DRAW 81UU1 fcBArrSaa Haw lock. Baa
LOAN HOiEYaa apptarad aaaaritf
RRCtUVB dapaalta aublaat
B
ASK OP ORBflOI.
iUlIT, OIMOX.
Capital.
Praaldaat
Viaa-PraBdat ,
Oaabw
.B.Mt).
.H P MFIIILL
. B, J LAEI.SU
Ht W BLAIH
Tranaaata a taaaval aaakiay boaiaaar
Exabanta bmifht and aoid aa all tha anadaal
aiUaa la tba Caitad Sutaa I alaa aa Enf taad. Ira land.
Franaa and Garmaojr.
Col taction maJa at ail aaaardbla paiaU aa tarar
bla Urma.
otaraat allaaad aj Hna dapaaita.
i ARK or scio.
CIO, OBKOOM.
1 Maaa)
I Mraaa
. Mar
Albany -:- Nurseries.
W ar offurlnc to plaatara tha flaaat lot at frail
traaa, a all daatrabla rartatiaa, la
tha rtaia.
Maa humlrcd and Vt thouaand Uaa lar thlt .-
an'itradc
i
IXSPECTIOX 15YITED, .
and
8ATIBPACTIOX OVARAXTEEO.
f Band far catalarn or call n e at tha aid
'. n bamaataad, oar-hail mi la aaathwtst al Albaar.
HYf.lAf & BROWHELL.
EedGrownMills
K03!, laxxinq & i-aopiv
(w tnmcr.t. rvviB ?v7,-Bmiaa rot PAJtn4i
ASO PAKEKA lit.
REST STORAGE "4CILITIES.
ACADEMY
-OF
Our Latly of Perpetual Help.
OREGON
Hiatei -. I Bl, Benodlcl
ljechrv)l rangcn ro;
Conducts b7
Tnl ;
Ift to
Frrji o J It l 1 1 1
przl-K iirj a.-ittf a: t'i !" ir
,1 Hioler 6'iperiorsaa.
A. STRAW EY,
PKhPBIBTOIlOr TO!
Citj Livery, Fee J Sal.
- 6TADL E.
Utvini pursh'oI aew rijt can furn
ish first.:liut- tun out ( o!l. Specif I
attont' n gtvoii tntraimlent ktofk Hoia
boaro a'1 by tha dr or month.
C'lieapet lltp In the Cltf.
TelephotiB eonaeotl.iri with tha S
Charles liolnt. Te'ephotio or.lera girea
prompt attantlon.
Fourth Street, bttwoen IClltworth and
SirefitCa.-I'na.
hi
Store.
Keat aNek if 2nd fr gooda in tha
Vallry. ami tba mort reaaonable jirloea.
1 have on hnnd all kinds of
rUBITU3, STOVES, TINWARF,
TRUNKS, BC8XS, PICTURES, '
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC., ETC.
One door wart of S & Yoan eld atbr.
L. COTTLEIS.
t EADY TO WORK - Partina daalrloK
I ft. wood put In t an- aju(i 0f iko
e, etn obtain prompt attoiutjii by aa.
g tha net Tlo-.a ol iMnle! I,ow, At t'ae
(orrjr boaait, luvo ordori there,
amcaaa
Vloa- Praaidant ,..,T., ... .7
Caahiar ....-
aiaaorou:
Uirri, E Oataa, Jaka wakaat
H liryaat P Sarin.
raaai aad ax kaalaaa
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
Elder Flower
Creams
la Bat a aaaiaali la th ian( la ahloh that tarn
al rat Bad wind and praranai ana aura and
Iraaklaa, and blaak kaada will aam aaroa whlla jou
aaa M. It alaaaaaa tha nM Bvr Baitar maa auap ana
watar, aaanabaa and ball m ap tha aWn tlaauaa and
nraTaakt ta raraaatlna al wrlaklat' It rrw tha
BaahaaaL alawaan and amaolaaaaa al Baia that jnu
bad wbaa a Unia lrl. Bar naj. young ar old.
aaa-ht la aaa It, aa It fir a niata rnalbhil appaar
aaaa taanjr nda.aad that parnuuiantl. Itaanuina
aa aatd. rowdar ar alkali, and la aa hanalaa aa daw
and aa noarlahlnc to tha Wa aa daw la to tha lawar.
rrln Bl Ba, at all drujrriau and balnlnmra, r at
lira Uanaiaa Urahamt wtahllahmanl, 101 Pat alraat
Baa ftanaiaaa, whara aha traata ladial tot all blamlah
aaal thataaa ar flura. Ladtaaal a dlttanaa Iraatad
I j latiar, Band aUuaa far bar llltla baoa "Haw ta
naautlraL1
Sample Bot8SJ7Sri7.r
a aa p alaxa aaJ iinr. Lair afanta waatad
mrs. QRAnAiira
Face Bleack
Ouaa Ut wtMataaaaa al rraaklaa, Sunburn, Hal-
awaaaa. Moth-aal ahaa. rlmnlaa ami all akin Maiuianaa,
rrt BI.BB. Ilarmlaas and aSaoUra I l.a aaiaida
aan ba (ant ; Lady ar.U wanUHl
fkn nwnrrrrlnf In thi town who Brat ordai a
AUO Ail URiak bill ol my nraparatl
aara hi nama ad.lad la thia adrartlaaniant.
I bill ot my praiaratlana wll I
Mr nraaraUana ara rar aala by whalaaala drag'
aiatala Ckloafaand rnt ally watt al It,
EAST AND-SOUTH,
8 ou thorn Pacitlo Routo
SHASTA IINE.
Eapraaa Train laar PartlaiMl Pally.
aWTf
North
7:0w. a.
10 M r a
tr
L
Ar
PurUand
Albany
Baa Fraaalaaa
Ar f:I A a
L I A a
U A
I i;wri
la papular!? aaad, bet patamianUy baeuUnes, II
am a eeCt, eutoota, elear, ye'ely ea.it, and by
datly aaa aaadaallT tuakaa daa auatplailoa nvaral
aaJaa ttlr. II a a aoaataal DruUuilua Irom tha
A bora train atop only at Mlowlag (Utlona north
I Roaabarf. Eaat Portland. OraaxMt City, Wood,
anra. Balaam, Albany, Tanfant, Shodd, Ilalaay. liar
laborf, Jaoctiua City, Irrlnf, Eucana.
Boaaacaa BaiL,An.T.
I7't a a I.T Portland Ar :0Ora
U to r a L Albany La 1 15:00 a
t:tOra I Ar Roaabarf La I -0 a a
aktalT Locau! bailt Bicart Brnoai)
l"0 r a I L Portland Ar i A a
ta,Mj m ,h La k:00 A B
ucaioi aaatra,
I STn Albany ArT TS a B
litra Ar Lebanon Ltl t win
T30 La Albany Ar:ir
a B Ar Labanoa L 8:W a
PULLMAX BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars,
far Aaawaaaaaalatiaa) at aaM'laa Faaaaa
gara, ataacaeai upr-aa
jr. aid BMalalaa.
tTBUl rRTLA AIB C0KTAU.IB.
Mai a aian.T(EiaplBuaaay
r.M a
IB ilr
a Ar
artlaad
Camilla
Ar
L
SO r a
I is u ra
IfclO
BaraaMttAia n.i (Biaap'.Sanday.
4: fir a I L
T-Pa Ar
Portland
MaMlnnTllla
Ar
Lt
i:
a a
Through Tiolsetr
T aU palata
EAST. AND SOUTH.
.: i-t-aJa raaardlaa rata, aaaaa.
aa Company
a t a 1 War
OlttLtM
Maaacar
p. ROtlKRB
Aasti. I. and P.
if
YAQUINA BAY ROUTU.
o
Picific Railioid,
Otegon
T
, Bteaelvcr.
-e-
Crsjan D8Yelopm.8at ro's Steamers,
hrt Linn le California.
Flrat-c!an through paasonger and
'rwlshtUnerrom Fort i and and all poiuta
Id tht Willamette Valley to an1 from Kan
franciaco, Cal.
Rrali mat. cloae connection at Alban
aiih train of tba Oregon Facta Railroad
TlMf SCHEDULE, aiaant Bandar. )
fawa A IV .nv IV. r. m.
1 1... Vuimn 7:10 a. a
Laav Coralll l:r. n.
Laa.a Corrallu.lO SJa.a
Lrrtr YaqaJna, :SS p. a.
Arrtta Alban;, ll:s A. a
O. A C. iralaB connect at Albany and
CorvBllls. Tba above trains coansotBl
tr .i.a, it. (irairAn IhavAinnmant
laiuiua u -r .
Company's Una of Steamablpe between
Yaqulna ana van r ranciaoo,
AILIMG DATES .
raoB Taanaa.
WI-a-wM Yalirf, Daaaaibar lit. Knl list.
taoasa raaaciac
Wlllaautia Vatlay, lraaaiakr t k ; lttk; tTth.
Tba Company -yea Ihe ngnt
SanaaaaHini dates -w'thout notice.
lo
af.B. Paaweoeara from Perlland and
rYUlaxantte Valley potnU aan make close
rmneotion with the traleB oftheYaoulna
aoass at Albany or Cce-raUla. and If des
ftned to Ban FraneiBoo ahnold arrange to
eHya at Yaoalna tba evening before ate
faaUlnr
CfTaaeeager mm frht rales always Ike
Leweal
foe lal'wwi ttlai apply ta A U Chapman.Praljht sad
tckat Aeant, Albany, . . snifca.
. 0. f. aad P A.n
ronra'lla
A Severe Law.
The English peo
ple look more closely
the fonalnenea
these stnlcilban
. ws do. Iu lar, they
have a Itrr uuJer
'w-kih they make
seizures and de
stroy adulterated
pro;! acta that ate
pot wl:.-4 t!:ty aroreprautyi to be. Under
' !rr!niiitli'ii.aiids of ponndsof tea bare
1 1. i.irnrJb .aeeoof their arholcsaleadat-
"e, bf ! r-if, 1.1 one of the most r.o'oi-"i-'rv'.rj-.ttt.r..
ar-ic'o of eousieree. Nor
,-'.,i... to ir.o r,rij;-.t, Ulnr Brccn teas artld-n-;
, '., J.nt th(.n enli e( pound rf
, 'tt ; 1 ton !;rtscre tuivJ ti-rtTtll
... 1. , (.t !-t ; tf!;, rLie, a-d w'.llr.w
. :, !. '.- .,.) j-.'i-.t cH'ini iwl.
' "'' ;'t ' ' V us. are
' v air 1 1 a. . r.v.i I'xhn : :tcU
Li ' 1 1 1
r..1t'., u.ii li
in )! rri.
"I 'hn I a n ,en ,11 I upr,
f :"rr? afrr jtr t'..'aint
t I. .'il ".! ! I U0
!' !, I t 1'i-i.baUy
n..f it ion kr rbiio
it '
rt. 4titcd with the jrnar
i f.'X and urocjolterated:
1
c .:..- i
S.. I
- t . I
I l ,'.
Ii'd 'li.
ut It
I 1 fact, ihu 5 t- r .1. 4 ifAU-al inr.atid alio
I'X ' t i-Hii'i li.-iua Riitierlor atreogrh,
aj.ii.ti ..otli:r-l;an,( l: balm; required for
tn Inf : U.n tUitnvt ttea!fll teas, and Its
I ',! a:id 1 t-j I : 0 .in or U at onee arp
;;irs::t It vi'.l be a leveljiMou to you. In
erdor Ibet it parliy a:id qualiry maybe roar-1
ihc1, lt la a-il l only in oa&d packages I
tea'
TureAsWdhoodJ
Prio cos par pormd. Few aalaat
ALLEN BROS'
J. A. CDminiBg.
rtitrii, PaintB, Oils
-I .
Wall
Paper,
ALBAfiY,
ORECOfJ
TK9T1NQ KECII'KACITY.
According to a republican organ It I an
nouncad "lnonklall'' Irom NVmhlnglon
that rrctldent llarrlton wilt cxtrcUa the
power reded In him by aection 3 o( tha re
ciprocity clauie ot tha McKlnlc bill and
tatue procUtnttlon restoring tha dutlraon
ugar, cofToe, teat, and molauet from tha
countrlc thrt have not yet negotiated
treatlct with our government. ThU will
ba a novel thing In diplomacy. There are
pending negotiation with aeveral countrlei
and the propoied action of the president
will be, In view of the cxlillng condition,
a threat to partiea with whom the nation la
now treating for the ettablUhment of com
mercial relation. If the pretldcnt should
lue the proclamation referred to It would
utpend the Importation of hide from
South America, of coffee and tugar from
countrlc producing thote article, until a
treaty could be cloaed in accordance with
the term of tha McKlnlcy bill. A tingle
Item will llluttrate the meaning ot the
propoaed action to the people ot thlt
country.
It I announced that the relmpotltlon cf
a duty on coffee from Veneuc.a would
cloie tlili maikct to the product of that
country, became of tbe competition ot
Braill under free trade. There can be no
difficult- in torecaatlng the retult. Lf it
year there mat Imported from Veneiuelaa
little over 11,000,000 pound ot coffee.
Deprived ot thl source of tuppt the price
would nccetaly advance, limited, Imw
ever, by the lessened demand caused by
greater cost. Of that advance the people
of this country would pay every cent, and
the cofTee-i alter of other countries would
proportionately gain by the effort ot the
United Btatcs to punlah V'enesuclan for
not making a treaty. Naturally the price
ot coiTce in Venezuela would decline,
since the producers there would be tie
pilved ot a portion of their market It
might decline sufficiently to prevent the
entire benefit of the change being sec-red
by the people ot Lira.il, but to the extent
that .the duty wa restrictive the United
States would suffer and the ratters ot coffee
eUewhere would profit.
Dut tnere wIM be a compensating ad
vantage for the people of this country,
There vill be a good Illustration of tha In
cidence ol taxation that can not fail of
benefit to thoae who believe In lessened
restrictions upon commerce. The same
effect will be felt a to sugar as has been
described a to coffee. Hides will rite In
price, with the effect of again closing the
tumeric In New England and destroying
that hold on foreign trade In boots and
shoes that has resulted from the removal
of the tariff. If Germany can ship no
sugar, then will the price inciease In the
other countries because of the greater de
mand. Owners of plantations In Cuba
profit to the extent that the reimpoaed tax
Is restrictive. Sugar consumers in thl
country will pay the bill. But It Is not
probable the president will Issue the pro
clamation. The high pi lea t of reciprocity
L too cunning lo allow of thl test prior to
his appearance before the country as the
candidate of the republican national com
mittee, ratified by a convention packed In
hit Intereat.
On the steamer Euphraiet, which ar
rived In New York laat month from the
Orient with a cargo of teas, was a stuffed
lion crsb with a body 14 Inches by 16,
which was picked up In Japanese waters.
The forward leg are each 61 Inches long,
while it Is nine Indue from shoulder to
snoulder, so that Iheir spread lacks but an
inch of it feet. It Is worth. It Is estimated
tjo, and Its deainatlon Is the London
Zoo. "
The whale fUherlrs are not quite given
up. In 1S90 fjjf.or wort of spern oil,
$l 5.654 worth of whalebone, and f J 2,000
worth of ambergris, with $4000 worth ot
other whale produc', were brought In
In 1SS9 there wa $370,157 worth of sperm
oil and 1510,916 worth of wialcbone.
It Is now proposed by some democrats
in congress that a free sliver coinage bit
shall be passed, but with the proviso that
It ahall apply only to the product of Amer
ican mines. Well this ought to satisfy
every mine owner in the country. Let it
pass. Harrison will not ttto that bill.
In the excavation for a dam near Otta
w, 111., the remains of a stone roadway
hare been found. The part dlsc'oeetl I
about 50 feet In length, each slab being
about two Inches In thickness. The breaks
had been filled with cobble-stones, laid In
regular courses.
One of the latest food adulterations I
artificial coffee. The counterfeit bean
are made of wheat flour, and are very
difficult to distinguish from real roasted
coffee. The groove down the middle cf
the bean Is Irregular and shallow.bul when
mixed with 15 or 20 per cent of real coffee
it would be extremely dlficult to discover
the fraud.
The longest and heaviest train ever carreid
over any road in thi country consisted of 25
loaded four wheel coal cars on tre Lehigh
Valley Railway.
Queen V etoria is raid to role a
retlm era
367,000,C0O subjects. Thi
is a gnatae
number rf people than ever before sat nnder
the ahadowof 00 throne Role" ia tbe
diplomatic and 00a vent ion si way of potting
it.
The wettett place in the world ie aaid to
be Cherra Ponjoe, la the Khasi Hilla rf
Assam, India. Hare the rainfalls average
for a single month from 100 to 200 inches ,
irt L
auBJiiramiearn engine 01 wiiicri there ia
anyJMatorT was 'he vEriipile of Ur, exhi-
Ditedin the Berapnam of Alexandria. 150
BC.
ALBANY OR.
WBIT3MAN & HULBEET BROS.
Real Estate Agents
Farm and Ranches for sale.
Alao eity broporty in Albane
and Coryalli.
rtirtlnna IImmm a a.M-- v -
Branch S.-lioil ; C.HT.r. Bu. Collhoe, Kal.ro, Oraaaak
" couraaa of study, aaina rata, of Uiltloa.
. Kn8lnes, Shorthand.
Bar In aratloo tbrnairtiout the yatu. Stnil.aia ailaift-
wi tlpia. QtiMnr fnjin either eibaal. 6a
: NOTICE TO SrOCK-HSLDERS.
Notloa Is hereb)- given thai tbe annas
stock holder metug of tbe Farmers A
Merabanta insurano Company nf Al
bany, LI do county, Oregon, will ba held
at tbe company's offlco In tbe city ot
Alban'-, Oregt n. on Wedneadsy, January
6th, 1892, at, the hour i f 3 oVIoek p m o
hhIiI day. for ihe purpoaenf eiei'tli-g nln
direot.irs ofaald eomp.uy. to'ierrs fj
one year, and to tians- et any other boat
n.ss as may regutar'.y costs before sad
tunetlng. Ky order of Iho prealdentl
. Dated December 1st,
J. O. WRITSMAN
Secretary. 1
TELEOIUPHIO NEWS
A Bad) Wreck.
Mew York, Dec $. The accident on the
New Yotk Central railway hit night at Hast-
incs lias proved much creater than wit Mi
ca led by rhe ruports received last night. The
oflicial list of the dead at given out tonlt'ht
Btimbart eleven. The terrible accident was
due to the carelfitnen of Ilraktman All.er F
Herrlck, ol the Iiuflslo expreu, which wst
lying ttill below llssiinc. llerrlck lint fitd
and hat not been found. He left hi uniform
on the train and put on cliUen't clothts
From the official report given out today,
train No 93 sioppsd at Doubt Ferry to msk
some slight repairs on tbe engine, diatsnt
signsl wss thrown, and the following trsin,
tbe Iiuflslo and Niagara special. Inaving heie
at 7 p. m Hopped about three-quarters of a
mile tout- of Dobbt Kerry station.
A ('Barak Beaae.
MAnaiu, Dei as. During mlJnlght mast
Isst night In a church at Alencla four bombt
were exploded with terrific effect. The church
wjt thronged with worshiper when the ex
plosion took plsc. One bomb exploded is
tne sanctuary, me rest were Uiitituutetl
throughout the church. The expbslon of the
bomb in the sanctuary wrecked the high altar
and completely destroyed a tide chapel. The
thock ot of the explosion shook the building
sod brougSt down large quaatitiesof masonry
which fell smcng ihe congregation injuring
tnsny. ihe scene in Ihe church wst awful
at fust. The congregslion was paralyied
with fesr, then came the groans and cries of
the injured, and the sH'ieki of women who
tuppoted thst Ihe church wst about to col-,
lapse tpoe them.
eal Baaake.
New Yobk, Dec t$, A special to the
World from Washington sayn There Is the
highest authority for tbe statement that I he
department of slate hst received from officii!
source, though Informally, assursnc that the
Chilisn government will mike proper repara
tion for the asaaull on the tslluis of the 111
timore at Valparaiso. Thlt kaowtedge hst
been communicated lo the navy department,
sad at a result Secrctsry Tracy and Assistant
Secretary Scely spent Ihe day at tbe depart
ment, notwithstsnding it was Chris'mas,
preparing Ireah orders lo the United Slates
war vessels in Valparaiso harbor or American
port.
A Blaraay Tiaae.
AN rxANCItco, Dec . The siesmer
City of I'uebla, Captain Debney, arrived
from Victoria and Pugct sound ports this
morning, after a temreaiuous voysge, during
which she was nesrjy wrecked. Tne stesmer
sailed with aoo patsangors and the principal
pan 01 oer cargo was 1 000 tons ol coal.
When twelve miles this side of Cspc Ftaticiy
she encountered a heavy southwest gal ami
a heavy beam sea s'ruck her. It was so Urge
soil carae wiib such force that her cargo wat
snmeu and ihe wiiole main deck wss under
water. Insninttsnt cveiything was in con-
fuaion and ihe big seta, breaking over the
vessel, filled many of the stalerooms, csrried
sway several of the port shutters, aad made
tne passeoeeis think they were maklnc their
last trip, but it finished :he trip, though in a
battered condition.
tsMs'l Da It,
Wasuinutom, Dec. at. The 'rcssury dc-
pal meat has received aplicstiuos of late
from bankers, who withed 10 have Ihed'i
per ceat. boon continued at a per cent, for
ihe purpose Of increasing their basis of rircu-
lation. I be spplicatioos have all beea re
fused, as Secretary Fotier holds tbst to per
mit it after his circular, aamlng the date
wben such 4H could be presented for Con
tinuance, would not be just. In tffe:l, it
wculd be te revive deed bonds, as under the
law. the 4 V per cent, bonds do not now
bear intereat.
A HaleMe Clah,
Ionia, MicB., Dec. at. I- than a year
ago three girls aad one or more young men
residing in thi city agreed to commit suicide.
Three of them have already rishcd by their
owe bsQd. The fourth is married and may
have changed ber mind, and ihe Other are
unknown. Tbe agreement was nude at
convivial gathering, probably in fun, but is
being kept up as though it were e sacred ob
ligation.
Ikat Aw rail He valser.
l.irrta Kock. Ark., Dec 13 Miss
Mamie Crews, a 31-year-old daughter of
Captain II. Crews, of tbe United Mites
army, at Ienr, met with a kwribte death
here to-day. Wright Lindsay, a 15 year-old
son of I Jr. Lindtay, of this city, wss showing
Miss Crews how 10 unload a revolver, when
the weapon wss discharged. The ball pssaed
through her besrt and killed her inttantly
A htakkxry al Baanantl
padal to Daaoraav.
Si m mit, Or., Dec 34 Laat night the
depot at Summit was entered, and abwut
I400 stolen. $330 ef the money belonged
to the station agent, the balance o Wells
Fargo. Underataod the parly ha been
caught, but no money was found on him
Bleaaacv ArrlvedL
SpaataJ to basiw-av.
The steamship Willamette Valley ar
rived thl. a in with the following pst.cn g
ers: P T Murphy, Henry Leonard, Geo
Scherold, C Anderson.
rertlaad an Ta.
San rEAXCisco, Dec 35. About 4000
attended tbe Christmas gsme between Port
land and San Jose. The game wss closely
plsyed and tbepitchiug in both teams wat
vi ry strong. Poitland won by a (core of 4 to
I. Both pitchers were a little utsieady at
times, and the batter crdr advanced the run
Ben on bases.
. A Bather Big Bridge,
New York, Dec a. Tbe work on the
great bridge which is to connect New York
and New Jersey was formally begun yesterday
at a spot in Unisn township, N J About one
thousand feet from the liver, ground wat
broken, and here there will be anchorage (or
one of the huge cables of tbe new structure
Aa EOllaras.
Umatilla, Dec, 6. A general snow
Storm ha been raging since noon throughout
Eastern Oregon and Washington. It hi the
first general storm of the tcasoa. There were
from three inches up to nine tonight, and was
then still snowing. Reports from other points
show an are age of four inches.
Holiday Good, A fine line of hoi!
day goods may be seen at U L Black
man's. His plush goods particularly are
fine, embracing a variety of handaome
articles, which should be seen by all buy
ing holiday good. After a prosperous
season the cltixens of Linn county will
desire to present their friends with the best
to be obtained. Mr li'sckmsn can accom
modate them with as fine a line of holiday
goods as is to be seen anywhere.
The Key to Success. Tha. Is what
we all want. It Is'nt luck, for there Is no
such thing. It Is principally being care
ful about small thlugs, for Instance, the
buying of the best quality ot groceries,
fruits and produce for tamlly use, at the
mallesi cost. This count in the lonu
run. Those who deal with Conn A Hend
ricsou report bargains both In quality and
price. Thev also have a line line of crock
ery ware, toys, etc, suitable for the
holiday trade, which It will pay the public
1 II I I I I , "
wavaii anu icr ociurc uuying.
"AMERICAN ABICULTUIST." i tie rO-
lar price of the American Agricultur
ist is 11.DU per year, tor a short time I
am authorised to receive subscriptions
at $1.00, also to furnish the December
number free to all who subscribe now
or 1802. F L Kektok, sub agent.
Tke City BesSaaraal.
The "City Restaurant" Is the plaee to eat,
You win always ana it clean and neat ;
No restaurant In town with It can compare,
The best meal In Albany yon can get there.
Fish and game you'll always find,
Best meats and delicacies of every kins'.
The proprietor will always try
Your every want to satisfy,
So don't forget at the "City" to cal',
Meals they serve o suit you all.
Now bring your friends and to them show,
The best restaurant In town to go;
Remember when the best you want
Cll at "The Citf Restaurant."
Mr. Hrannln will treat you right
The City" 1 open till 10 at night.
Coard and lodging $4.50 per week. ,
A tins lins ofjerocksry war at Conn &
Headriesjo's.
Go to F E Allot, wnen you want some
king tweet. Honey, mspiasy rap, etc.
uiarus
Umatilla county occupies second place
In the penitentiary and asylum.
Some times a cold snap Is welcome In
the Willamette Valley. The one thl
morning did not come atnlts just at Christ
mat time.
Here' tome good holiday ad vice 1
QHe wise,
Concise,
Have sense.
Condense.
"Thrice told
(lets old."
He brief,
Kcllct)
And then,
Ament
A substitute for real Ice has been Invent
ed by an American and I being success
fully used on nn English rink, If alt that
Is laid ot the compoaiilon Is true the
death-knell of the roller skate has been
sounded, and the mysteries of cutting a
figure eight and other capers now known
only In regions of low temperature will
be perpetrateJ by denlxens of the tropics,
The following tells of a new way of
treating a serious case: A Hath (Maine)
book-keeper stole $500 from his employ
er and lost It at ilia poker table. Ills
theft was discovered, but Irutead of having
the culprit arrested the firm gave htm
some good advice and a check frr $50,
with Instruction to leave to n. Instead
ot jumping at the chance to get away from
the scene of his dl.it race, the ungrateful
man went back lo the poker room and loat
the jo check. Then his old employers
bought him a ticket to I'orllund, put him
on the train and saw him off, after which
they canned the poker dens to be raided.
' The deostt In the Flrat National Dank
of Corvslil are given as $71,110,13, loans
and d. .counts 97,071,93.
The Tnnulna Post save : We arc aorry
to learn that our old friend T L Duggar,
of the Bcio Press, id about to retire from
the newspaper Imsinosa, on account of
liia fast lulling eyesight.
We liad the pleasure of wltnesning
that beautiful cantata "Uolsliaxzar" at
Albany, on laat Friday evening. It was
a grand prodtictlou ami those that failed
to Bee il, uon l know wnai tncy iiitrteuu
Yaquina Tost.
Jild Ennls, formerly of Albany, James
Nsgle, and Henry Marill.tr, have juat been
released from a three mouths sojourn In
the Itentcn county jail, canard by having
aasaulted a earns beeper ot a wheel ot
fortune at aquina Llty.
IMKISYSJtB tsalKCM
Christinas cotiiss but once a year. That
of 1391 will lie remembered aa being one
of tho most bo!troui dayi of the year,
wised storm of snow and Bluet, -sainted
bv live renlivra from the south.
The evening rrcvlous had been a cool
but pleasant one for ushering in Christ
maa feativitU-a. The Hahhath schools o
tha city hold their "ireo"entertalnments
In a variety of forms, in most cases inter
esting exercise preceding the main attrac
tion ot etna. At the rrestiylcrian churrti
these were taken from a couple hand
some trees: at the M K church from
handsomely decorated ladder: at the M
K church Mouth from ft ureet: at tl
Ilaptist church from a big fire place.ruled
overbva Bcnerous Santa Claus; at tin
Congregational church a tieautiiui sailing
boat rolled into view at the proer time
after a pretty Kindergarten chriatraai
story hv Mrs Tathact. A flashily dressed
hanta Claus prestiei over lite boat. At
tha V I church a house in a forest scene
in which lived Mr and Mrs Santa Claus
who appeared on timo with their arms
and house full of presents, was the at-
traction. Kverywhere a generous, hut
not extravagant spirit seemed to prevail
with Mr Santa Clous, who nowadays con
Ones himself mostly to children.
Christmas night there were two at
tractions.
A mask hall was given by the t'hilhar
monic society, at tho Opera lloue, with
a B'Hxl attendance of dancers in m large
variety of costumes, some fantastic and
some rich. Home fine music was turn
ished bv Parson & liravs orchestra.
Portland. The first prize for the best
sustained lady masker was presented
Mia Nina Parker, asTopry; and to lie
Gilbert as a hunter.
At the Armory a union social was
given by the Young People's Christian
Kndeavor Societies of the city. The at
tendance was large and the enjoyment
great. Ten or fifteen table grimes were
kept running and other ainueemen
wera indulged in. Interspersed during
tho evening were some well rendered
music by the Juvenile Hand; several se
lections by tho College orchestra:
guitar trio, with song, by C II Hart. M
Golf and Miss Half, a pretty effort;
cake eating contest by nine young men
won by Mr Frank Combs, who secured 1
w hole rake as a prize ; and a shadow
picturo pantomine. Thia was a restau
rant scene in which a Chinaman gorged
himself with dogs, rats, etc., lefused to
liquidate, and was sawed open and tl
unpaid for meal secured. Messrs Oriel
James, Klklns and Stc 11 maker were the
participants. A well prepared lemon
lunch was served and the well behaved
company dispersed at II o'clock.
X0TUE.
I have this day sold to R G Wataon Co
the grocery anujoommlation bastneea hr-otn
fore carried on by me at the oornar of Kll
srurtb and 2nd strsata,consitlng of stock of
groceries, provisions, flit urea. ete. I will
pay all hills iooured by ins while conduct
mg ssid business on presentation. 1 re
tain the book aocounts and partiea indebted
to ma van oall and pay at the store nntil
Dse 1st. ISO!, R G Wataon St Co receipting
for me. After that date all unpaid acoonnt
will be plaoed in the band of my attorney
tor 001100 thiu.
Nov. 2. 1301.
K J Lanntma,
S.ii.diBtrhotographrrs A iny irejoa.
TVs have bonght si ' hauegntivt rmadeliy
Li Y dark and vr h Jhroenwood tip to H
15lh, 1S89. Duplicates ean be had from
hem only of us at redueed lates. We hay
also about 18,000 neiativos mad by oar-
selves, from which Tu pile ate can be had at
llketate. We carry the on!y full Una nf
viowi of thi (tat and do enlarged work at
Ioweit rates for flrat crass work. Ws shall b
pleased to see yon at onr 8tndio in Fromaa's
niaok, nsxtdoorto Mssnnio Xrmpl.
tared of Kearatgla.
Lottie L Derean. East View. Westchester
U0., A Y, writes:
I bare been a great sufferer with pains in
tha baok of my head, worse than any head
ache. I conld not resoh it with eternal
mediones at all oud during the oold weather
i ttavs Millured exorotiatinaly. 1 finally
thought I would try an Alloook's Plaster
applied to the nape of my neok. In less
than half a day the pain entirely oaased."
There ware 19' votes east iu the Lebanon
election. .
Foa Sale. Twenty-tour aer trart of
land, all In cultivation, suitable for prune
erchard, $45 per acre. Inquire on prem
ises of Wm St John, 4 miles west of Tan
gent.
Moheyto Loam. I have money ia
sums of $500 to $20,003 to loan on im
proved farm lands in Linn and Benton
counties, at lowest current rates. Ne
delay in furnishing the money.
U ULKEHABT,
Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon..
Klein Bros ean ra tke yon any ttyl of a
oii or shoi yon with, and will gj. antes a
ruat p, l ry them 01 a pair.
' Remember F M Frsnohcan show yea a
e lin of holiday goods, inolading gold
d sileer watches, silverware, jewelry, gold
etaoles, ' csnes sod umbrellas, opera
see, k oives forks and spoons, ete.
TltH (U N STOKE BOBHP.lt
Thursday night burglars entered the
store of Deyoe & Fro man llros. in an
Interesting manner. Securing about
flftv feet of rone from the long ropo con
necting the scow of tlie bridge contrac
tors with theirengine, they took a pane
f glass from the sky light over tne worn
hot) of tha Bun store and fastening the
rope descended Into tbe room, from
lilclt they easily entered vim more,
here they helped themselves to the
following property, as nearly as can bo
learned : One I U Binltli trap hammer
h.aa on 11. one Foren A Week's ttenrl
mndle 8M cailore revolver, two uoume
arreted Derringers. Remington make,
41 calibre, several pockot knives, brand-
1 with North tleUl Co., some an ami
Bin I Hi A Wesson catridges, 2 boxes 41
calibre H F catridges, one leather gun
case with LW Devon's ntiuio staaipeil
on case, a Ixithorwld natnple case with j
ne nickel mountings, belonging to Mr ,
Keduke r, representative of Hubbard,
Hpencer, nartlettA: (Jo., an open face
gold watch case, a flue set of loading
tools, and between (4 and 5 taken from
the money drawer, the sample cane imd
been left by Mr Iledekur the evening
rovl"us, and tho sample books ana n
no recur insido. all that was In It, were
taken out and laid on a chair. There
were only two boxes of cartridges tn the
storo that would fit the Derringers, and
these were taken from a largo stock of
catridges, Indicating that tho robbers
were posted. Hie small quantity 01
goods taken Indicated that they were
after an outfit more than to get goods to
sell, as they might easily liav made a
big haul, instead of about $125 worth of
things. After getting the goods the rob
hers disappeared by the rear doors.
Tracks indicated that there wero three
of them ; hut yoa can t always tell about
tracks. A boat belonulng to the bridge
company was taken, and it was thought
y some that it. was uhuu uy these men.
I'lils proves to be so. One of the
knlvoa stolen was found on Second
street The stealing of the rope ruined
a wholo bolt, as it is not safe to splice it
for the purpose used.
1. W leyoe. inane r.itma, Deputy Mier-
iff Smith and Mr Hodeker left in a boat
down the river at 2 o'clock, arriving at
Independence after dark, doing to the
hoU'l they found that a man, registering
a Henry Williams, had just come in,
bavins: come dow n the river in a boat,
On his way to the hotel he had fallen in
the mud. and had hint cleaned himself.
He was found to lie lite man wanted ana
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Smith.
Mr Itedcker's grip sock, tho gun and all
the other things were found with him,
estahlishinK his guilt. Ho afterwards
gave his name a iKsmpsey, clatmml to
have Urn born In Iowa, lie has ten
in Albany several days, was around the
gun store several times, and shot the
other day with the gun clah. He tells a
long story, among other things tnai ne
wat one of the force of men who captured
Goronimo. He was brought to Albany
by the men on the wiuiam M I long, ar
iv nic here at I2:i today, ana was
greeted by a big crowd, w ho had learned
of the capture. The man. who is a
stranger here.la about 5 feet 0 inches tall.
of swarthy complexion, dark muNtaehe
and hair, and was well dressed. He
claimed that he had nothing to do w Ith
the roblierv. that there were three other
men in the party, w no naa nil mm up
the river, whocomuutted the robbery.
While ho may ana prouabiv una assist
ance, he undoubtedly was tne neoa man.
Thepaity is entitled to credit for their
nromtit action in cahlurinir the luiiow
lKinnsev was taken m;iare justice
Humphrey, waived examination 011 two
charges, breaking into a building, ana
larceny in a building. ana was lieM ttndc
.VW on each cliarue. to await the
action of the Brand jury, in default of
which he will reside in the county jail
until tho March term ol Circuit Court.
A T A IB' IISTITITE.
The f jllnalng I the report of the teach
era' In.lltute at Hslaey, Oregon, Dec 1
and 19, met at the M E church at 7:3?
m. The lecture by Rev Geo W Hill, of
Albany, on the "Materialism of Amerl
can Life, which showed that the revcr
end gentle-nan waa an able and eloqucn
apcaker. !lls lecture was highly enjoyed
by all.
Dec 19. Morning a.lon. Called to
order by Prealdcnt Wllkea. Method of
teaching primary reading, dl.cuaacd b
AStaa Llnnle Ramsay and others.
good for a teacher to play with his pupil,1
brought out quite a dlacuaalon.
Afternoon aeaaton. Method of teach
Inir fractions wa di.cuaacd be I'raf
Wilkes. Howtotcscli writing, by M
Cllne. Llnnle Ranr.say and other. "Is It
beat to allow pupil to atslat one another
In the preparation of lesssns." was di
cuaaed at some length bv Mia Marker
Supt Ruatcll, Dr Mlchener, Mist Cross
and other.
Evenlntr seaal jn. PmBram for th
evening was well rendered, consisting of
songs, declamations and recitations, parti
clptted In by the pupil and teachers of
the public school of Ifalsey, also Miss Ina
Uarclay ol Peoria.
The next meeting will be held al Hal
sey, Jan s and 16 '91.
TWO C AR L9ABB
f Ike finrat rnraltars Sver Krs-aM
Albaay.
Furniture cars are bigger than other
cars, and hold an immense quantity of
"knocked down" furniture. One car
load will fill some furniture stores
Fortmiller A Irving have just received
two of these cars full ot the finest stock
of goods in their line ever brought to the
central Willamette Valley.their increas-
inn trade demanding extra goods, ltiey
already had a big stock on hand. Among
the new goods are many line things for
tho holiday trade. Give your relatives
and friends something substantial as well
ns ornamental. Among these new pieces
of furniture are elegant bed room sets
rarlor furniture in beautiful and latest
desiens.music cabinets and stands, Reed
rattan rockers, manv novelties too nam
erous to mention, and fully two hundred
1 s r :
new patterns in mournings ior pictures
very artistic in makeup. They were
bought in eastern factories and will be
marked so low ns to Justify new picture
frames for everybody.
( heap CoBfeclloaarr.
Isom sells mixed candy, 2 lbs for 25
cents, 5 lbs or more at 10 cents per lb ;
French mixed 20 cents or 3 lbs for. 50
cents j choice French cream candy, 35
cents per lb or 3 lbs for a dollar. Closing
out a fine assortment of French briar
and meerschaum pipes at less than coet,
and all smoker's goods at prime cost.
Fine Suitings, Mr W R Grahsm has
just received a fine line of suiting tram
the East, which are a fine a anything
every brought here, embracing the latest
patterns. He D anxious to have the pub-
tic Inspect them and get prices. His long
experience will enable him to suit the
most fastidious.
The LAoiPf Bazaar. Do not buy
your Christmas presents' without calling
at the Ladles Baeaar.where there is a large
and elegant stock of novelties suitable for
the holiday trade. Some one will receive
a Christmas present of an elegant French
doll, one of the prettiest aver seen in Al
bany, now on exhibition at the Bazaar.
LAEGE3T - ASSOBTMEST
. or
BEATHT0 STOVES. :
AT
MA-THEWS, tt 'WABIIBtrM'S
stWillMtflTm
May 1) seen the
nest . stock of
AA I II AAA VA, WIUAAA M onlA .nA .jlvar
watches, diamond and other rings, jew
elry, silverware, &c, in the city.
REVERE HOUSE.
ILBANY, - . OREGON
iHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR,
Fitted up to. llrst-elass style. Tables
supplied wlv a tho beat in the market
Nic sleeping: apartments, Sample room
or oommaroial travelers,
HOME ARB ABROAD
TttUftHOAr.
Oioirui is tho fourth hop producing stats
in th U 8,
There were twnnty six fiatioriat bank
failu as for the' ysai andiug Nov 1.
Four Kuicoe Chintr.mn wero ar'estnd for
playing tsn tne, and plead not guilty, of
coarse.
Aaoordtng to a time honored custom there
will be no pupor issued at th Dbmociiat
office tomorrow.
At a O. A R fair lint held for sevnral
wsoks at rJslem the total rrrsipts woro $1133
and the expctis-s 1700.
A D 11 hum hnifer at a most muknt ia
Ha'om weighed 1 l'J4 pounds drescd and
2110 pounih when alive. A show in itself,
A bUtntkey shoot ha been in progress
during the day near tho depot. Atthese
sluots mHii got turksy choap if thoycan
hoot; but theavorag" pries is all right for
tba proprietor.
A district tnnchoi tuatitiitu Is to ba h!4
in Kuaene on Duo28ih. rrcirtoi.t K N
Cotidit, of this oily, i the program fr a
lentil ra, Supnrlnt'-lidSMt Jlunsell Ir a pspi r
on Higher Kdunsliou.
Ilmiides tho Hjlihath schools heretofore
atiiiimocod tho M K chinch Month will give a
tree fuatival tonight at 7r)0 o'elock, but
there wilt be some gnseral exoroiins earlier
to whioh all am invitd. The ''ChrUtmos
Fortst" will attract the attention nf all.
Ths Attorisn say: A team of horses
belonging to Dean Dlanubard were instantly
killed under very peculiar cireuaistanees at
Rsnier a few days ago A tres that was
being fulled by somr. workmen was swung
around by the wind, fell aerors the head of
on and the neck of the other animal, and
than sprung bsek, and now stands aboat
igbt feet shove where tho team stood,
A DoL Tmiep. Vomc person entered
the tool bouse In the Albany cemetery
vesterdav about i o'clock, and stole an
overcoat belonging to George Harris, who
wss hclrdnir to bury a man by tne naie
of Ronme. The coat was a new one, ha v
Ing been worn but little.
Alm.vny's bTocKivo. If Albany's
locking were hung op tonight we predict
tt would be -well hlled wltli stmatantiai
nrcsenls lor the com'.nt: yesr. This year
ol continued ffrowtn ano advancement
. . - .
will be followed by another much bet'er
one. A. bltf lliine in inu aiocamB wouiu
be a tjood many mile of Oregon Pacific
railroad towards Jlolac City. IJok out for
t8;,a.
SATt'ttnAY,
A big s'orm provstltd at the Hjy yeater
day.
Chas Niakrl, editor of tui lacktouvili
1 imra, pays taxes on fi 1,123 tbu year
Tbe Wru f Ili.g uolt a scow at I.incolm
yeatrday a id will l,3 a Si')) It 8 i.)) aul
01 ha.i I.
rour btauchee wore takei from tu
e.nak room, with oats, laat uigbt by mis
Uko. lit turn t Ilea C.'elaa.
Ltwantbit. LiviajtLn.il St C. ot San
rranoiaeo. have fallad on aaa in nr. of tl.
drop in the wheat market.
W F Rad hsaouend a t ooeral m rohan
dtso storo at (lalmvi ln in tho building form
ony oucupia.1 nj u t.- a-jiila.
Tbe II vesr ol 1 sun of Mr kau.-l.
Iir..wt i!i-, ha bean take 1 I j tha tefor.11
.cho.l, at th in-ttoca of Ilia m .il.tr.
Martha J Thurnton h. P.,!t,at
firova (ir $7.1)0 damioi eautol b ti.e
breaking t.f a tag wbdt tairig.tio, tbeaU-eta
oyer a bad ti towa k.
There is cna witf. one 1 taid. ono ailrar
eotd and Ihrt boo a tnitatng lie m tha out
fit t-f l;..!.bitztr. W11 tho t.ar.l s havinr
tbe amo relarn thorn at onio.
Owing to acknets in hi. fmdv Dr O C
Awbrey derirea to state t b j tiatoua and
ths pubUo generally h wi.I not raume bis
pio.'oasionsl dalle until Jan. i:h next. His
fsmily ers all revri:i froui thr late
siokor.s.
CaptWinaut has acid tha toimr Mia-
cliof tot'ptC, of Viotiiria, aod atilod
for there tho Brat of the wi?k tvdaliver hir
to her now ownr. Tho one pai l, we on
dorstaa I, was 93.-J0. Ysq-iins PoU
Conlraebir Plica left Tuesday morning
for Omaha, Nb., turning near everthing
here to hi ana Torn, tbe diteh 0 impa iy hsv .
log sooeptej bun at a meeting Monday
night, and agreed lo git him arm! July lt
to complete th snatraut. L banoo Krproaa.
Wiil & Stark. A'.s J. wclnra.
Choic-at and f, -pt aandios a'. I.nn,'
All kinJ f tu!t 13 eta. per pmo I or 4
pound, fx 50 osm 1 1 a; Km'a
Jaoia bM e.r.d at retail at who!sta!
priort. C I' ii-I boounvineeJ.
Don't fotf! t to Pill at tha Lsda fiazaar
for jur u ful holiday prtceat. Tby have
a Urfce a-rlactioi at low price.
Ask f jr Cmceut lea at F E Alien's.
Frth rs:rd co3e at F E Allen's.
The beat maat ooffra ia Ui city at Conred
oviysr a.
Repairing nuatly d na
bxt store.
t the largs gill
So th big
Bifaar.
Freccll d.-ll at ths Ladies
Alhm Itn aalaay keep their cuatomera
at phed with fresh butter and erga.
Ia th hcet f eprctacN- and eye-gl
Fretch, thejeweur, laid.
Udie. Oxford tics at greatly reduced
rate at Kit in Bro. Meat lasofd.
A larga liu ef elegant gold watahe ia
taty nvw.traT al Wdl A Stark'e.
Magaolia ayiup, tbe flneat in the mirk at
i a quantities to suit at F Allen's.
Holin A Akin, druggut at Frtcob's
earner, hsve a large line of choice holiday
goods, which they are selling very low.
Ladies Oxford tic at Klein Bros. Cheap
sat ia the oily. Will be sold at greatly re
duced rates.
Hall' Vesetsbts Sicilian Ilair Ronewer I
unqueetionably tbe best preservative cf the
hair. It is alo curstive of dandinff, tetter,
and all seslp affections.
All I inds of ' choice eatiug and .cooking
apples at Allan Bros.
Ton can get th wcrth of yonr money ny
buying vour watches and clocks at M
French's, th oorcer jewelry (tore.
With hi new bakery CooraJ Meyer
able to offor old and new enstomer sttry
thing firetolasa in baked gondi.
Decidedly th largest and choicest variety
of tea in town is at C K BrrwneU's. Son
driad, basket fired, g-cen, b ack, Knglish
ore a 1 oar, n
Conn Si Underwood, successors to Wilcox.
. j 1 . , , . .
aia rrpareu to ao nrit-eissa pnotocraphio
wcrk at their gallery at Second and Ferry
; .1. ... -
rect. uive tnam a trial.
OOOOOOOOOO
OGOOB NEWS
Q For the millions of consumers of Q
oTntts Pills, o
It clve lr. Tutt ple-sara to an- tf
nounoo that be is now putting ap a
O TINY LIVER PILL P
Owhlch la of exceedingly anuall aim, -.
yet mtaining all tha virtues of tho sj
lsvrirer anea. (Guaranteed purely
O-egt'tublo. Uoth aiaea of t heart ptl la f
aru atlll laued. The exact also of
OTUTT'8 TINY LIVER PILLS fa
1 .how u in the border of thi "ad."
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fj
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Notice
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alileli we soil at publisher's prices whb
-tAzead lay'
ALBANY, US-tiOB
Services Tomobrow. Rev J 0 Tern
pie ton, of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, will preach at the M K church
Kodth tomorrow morning and evening.
The public are cordially invited.
Mr O P Coflhow. ir. will lead the meet-
rig for men tomorrow afternoon at 4
'Clock In the WOT U hall. Hnbinet
for consideration, ''The birth of Christ."
All men ate Invited to attend.
Subject of the morning sermon at the
Presbvterlan church will be: "Reasons for
not being Anxious " In the evenlntr the
topic ot the discourse will be "How Great
ness dwindles Into Littleness. Kabbath
schoolatia:i.pm. YPSCE meeting
t 6:45 pm. All wilt be made welcome to
bene scylces.
a a ar 1.
(Bear siaiab.
If Hcllwala Offers Basse Battens rrlees.
He makes lhs following reductions In
sugar for cash:
17 lbs dry granulated for $1.00.
ao lbs extra O white for $1.00,
23 lbs extra C golden for (100,
Hera are some wholesale prices:
100 lbs extra golden O (4 ct.
100 lbs extra U white O iU els,
leo lbs dry granulated Q jt.
He will also sell a five gallon keeo
pickles for 90 cts.
GotoOC McFrlaod for aadlery. bar
ness, whip., robea, alt kind of hor.e cloth
ing eta, etc.
Ladio, do yon wiab yonr lair to ty f Ij
our, if so get a bottle o Fr i.c h cti'tin lit
Mr uvmsn s
FACTS
ABOUT THE TEA WK DRINK.
But few people know that there Is snck a
taint as san-earad tea, la Bxtatenes, aa4 fa-war
hayealt. Hut tbers 1. aad It Is of all tss
Iks iwoetatt. Barest, aad ssost frafraBt Tea
auk at ane how it I that It U not efJr4 lar
al and that yea w nothinf ef It That Is
answered eaally; but It is
r.rat a few soUila. Tb yaMls only kaww
two csaeral elaasa. via, th STa aa tke
l:m'K tea.
Greea Taaa
rsr rsapl know that the brltbt bluliV
sneB eolor el tb ordinary teas aipoead la
tha windows is not tba Batnral eolot. Va
p!ra.ant a tb fact aaay be, it I Mvarrhalea
artlSeUl; .rrsaelaa klu. niea, BTBSBss,
plumhafi, aad other DbaaJthful shtatal
ool ,tt being aaad for thi parpoaa Tbaaffaat
I twofold. ItswtonlyBuUastbstsasBtifht,
tklny, a'Uactivsfreen, but also parmltatbs
us of "off color" and wortble teas, wfclck,
oue ander lb graB a leak, are raadQy
worked off at a good qaallty of tea. Ttisslsriu
inabte eolorlag praeUee area adaalta of tbs
ua of furalf o snbstaaeas, and tbs EnrUah
goyaroraeiit, wbleh looks eloss Uu th gn-
Bioenea ol I: (taple than obis, ba ia
of tb alleged " Sueat - et teas fosad rodrtoa
1TC. draw, frermaota of aBBtUog, tlas
hu.ka, and willow laave. In f act, it U opaaly
slaved by aa EngUsb astborlty that buodrsda
of tboB'audi of Boaads of sloe, aab, aod wll
tow leaves ar annually Inportad a tea.
wblch wltboot tb coloring process would b
Impoaalbla. They report Ira aa oue of tha moat
noturlwidy adulterassd articles of com a area.
Tb tarapuulon to uak weeptnr sod bad
tea into a merchantable product with a few
cents' worth of graea coloring matter is too
atroag to sHUttUisd. aad tbe worthleiiness of
tb tnuh that often Bods it wsy to this mar
ket labeled New Crop," -Best Qaallty,1
' Craen Tea," ete.. would (Imply aatoond tb
pub!! If revealed, to aay nothing of tb a-
bealtMulnea of th FrmaaUta bias, plum
baco, rrpna, and th other m In and colors
that ar sapioyad.
Blaek Taaa.
Tb baakat aad paa-firad Japan taaa, as wU
as tha ChJoa tea that may b locluded under
t-s gacaral beading of "blaek taaa," get tbaUr
salor from tba firing or loaatiag process, bat
mineral coloring a-aUar ia alao fraqaaatly
naad ta gir a oartain desired aommarel-l
appsarancs, Tbs flrtag and tba coloring, as
ia the (rasa taaa, largely conceal ths Iden
tity ef lbs tea. and permits tbs ns of tb
vsryebsapest leas, to orgae notbintafortbs
deteriorating affect of exeaaal va firing Jwhleb
msat b raaarted to when a vsry cheap prod
Bet is aaad and aa extreme color daalrad.
Beaer.'e Taa (Snn-dried).
ConcarnlDC san-drled teas tb people ot th
Paetfle Coast bava beard but llttl and know
leas, altboagh tt ia e-tausivsly used where it
Is known and underatood. W ars told that
whan tea is o poor It cannot ba old at horns
or safely shipped to thwC-gUab mark ate. It 1
hipped to Amerlea; that ws will drink any
thing. That may possibly b ana ot tb res
asn w bay not been offered son-dried teML
Tbay wars good snoog h to sand alaawhsr.
Tba sen-dried taaa being ann-carad, aa
oloriug matter 1 aaed, bane nothing bat
uta tear ean ba am ployed; foe nas
(krtad by Baanlp-uUlow or eolortng. all at
tempt at ad alteration or ths Introduction of
tswaiga leave or malarial would be bold and
glaring. Trial tt ta, therefor, tweeUr and fal
mora fracraut than tba artifleially colored
rreea teaa and tba manlpalated baaket or
pan-Crad tea., yon hardly need b told. That
il 1 more healthful than tba mineral-colored
tees, U alto apparent That it ia mora ex pan
si c, is alio trus; aad that is another reason
you bar never seen it There Is net so mack
profit in lt a tbers U in tb cheap ad altar
s'. l and eolored teas.
Aboat ths Coat cf Teas.
According lo tb caitom-hon-e rc-orts, tba
amoant of tea received at San Francisco last
year f isso) was S,M0,137 poandaT and tha vala
S9M,7?e, or a fraction over IS per poand.
Tba eortiumer, of which tb reader wa on,
pcld for that Vc tea an tba way from Me t
II par pound. In other words, tor that f M,M
worth of tea tbeeonsnraar paid between four
and flr million of dollar. Then ar yonr
enoraoa profits, aad tbers yoa will probably
Cud the chief raaaon why moat of yoa never
beard of ami dtJ.u. Aa th run-dried tea
bar bo raaak, they ar compelled to b abeo
lute'AT para and ot better qaallty than tb
flclally colored and manipulated teas.
Hence tba margins on them are smaller, and
many dealer don't ears about handling them,
ind yon know rwablng about them. But lt Is
lb objoct of this article to tell yoa where yon
ean get tbam, and what to ask for, and aU
aboat them.
EecaTB.
"Beech's Tea," gua-auteed to be tha par
run-cured leaves, t now offered to tha people
of tba racifle Coast It wiU ba a .revelation
to yoa. Yon doubtless never saw any nat
ural leaf, liar your grocer break open a
I eckape. It w III be foand In color to ba Just
bstween tb artificially colored greea and
tba black teas, and tbe drawn tea presents a
clear, brilliant canary color, ot delightful
fragrance. It 1 offered to lb peopl at 60a
per poand, th same pries that many artifl
eially colored teas are told for. But it guar
anteed purity makes it mora economical to
uie; for a leis quantity, say about twenty
grains, lis required per cup. As there ox
7,630 grains to a pound, there will b aaea to
be between three and fonr hundred cap to
tba pound, or at th rata of about on fifth of
a cent per cup. It economy 1 therefore
manifest It is put ap in one-pound packagea
only, in patent air-tight and moUtara-proof
parchment, with th trademark that is fonnd
' at the bottom ot this artlcl plainly printed
on th package. It la sold In this form for
two reason; en Is, that tb original strength
and aroma It preserved: and sseond, there
can b no deception, wblch would be qaita
possible if it were Bold in bulk, without tha
nama and trade-mark attached.
Caution. , t.
Itecollect that th margin of profit la so
much smaller on Beech' par snn-drid teas
than on th artificially eolored teas that yoa
won't get it lt tsa by any otkar nam aaa ba
put off on yoa. Ask for
If yonr grocer does not bars it, b will get
It for yon. Pries soe per pound. Th above
trade mark and pries 1 plainly printed ea
each package. .
Perhaps tba best way to cat K is to go whara
yon know they have it and ar willing to sail
it For instance, lt can b had without OA
cultr at
NOTICEiOF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
VTOTICH IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TJW
1 deralgned administrator of the estate of Wil
liam Cyrus, deceased, have filed with the Conntv
Cierk, for Linn county, Ororon, their final account
In aaid estate and th esurt ha fixed the 8th day of
January, 1892, . tha hour of 1 e 'clock p m, for tha
hearing et jbJetlon thereto, II aay, and for th
aeiucweni ot sua estate,
HENRT CTRUS,
1 H PEEHY.
J K WEATHERFORD, Administrator.
Alt; for Adai'rs,
BEECTEfia
'PureAsWhoodJ
"German
Syrup"
Ihavebecnafirreat
Asthma. sufferer from Asth
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as well as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand..
When nearly worn out for want of
sleep and rest, a friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine, '
isoscnee a uerman
Syrup. I am con
fident it saved my
life. Almost the first
dose gave me great
relief and a gea'lc re
Gentle,
Refreshing
Sleep.
freshing sleep, such as I had not had
for weeks. Mycough began immedi
ately to loosen and pass away, and
I fou.id myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. I am pleased
to inform thee unsolicited that I
am in excellent health and do cer
tainly attribute It to thy Eoschee's
German Syrup. C B. Stickney,
Picton, Ontario." O
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PEOPLE
Say the S. B. Cough Cure
is tho best thing they
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that real merit will win.
All we ask is an honest
trial.
For Pale by FOSIIAT fc tlAKON,
Albany, Oregon.
Caveats, and Trade-Mark oMalnei and aU Fat
ant bts.lnr. eondncted for MoSarat ft.
Our Office la Opposite U. S. Patent OKc.
and we ran seror patent ta less time than those
remote from Waablnrtun.
bend model, drawing or photo- wi'Jl descrip
tlon. We adrlae, if patentable or not free ot
eharee. Our fre not doe till patent is seaired.
A Pseiphlet, -How to Obtain Patent," with
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town, sent free. Address,
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Tor rnfnrmatlon axd tr-o Handboo!: wtte to
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Kvarr patent takon out by ns ta bnmeht befora
Un pobUc by a nouea gt.en tree ol c-anr In too
I .arrest elmitailen of any sdpaUfe parr IB tha
world, plandidiy illastnue-.l. Ko iniellieant
man should be ait bona tt. Waeklv . a.ll a
year: I.Su atx -x-ntli. Al A CO,
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TWO MEN AND OXE BOY
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he largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest Improved . Rifle and Shot
itint; an immense stuck ot tuning
Tackle of every Jescriptlon; Tents,
Mammocks, Camp Chair and thousands
f ether thing too numerous to mention
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aa connection with the Store, and one ot
e best workmen In the fctate to do any
td ail kinds of work.
Cosne one Corae al. No rouble to
how goods. "Small profit and quiet
aWn ta out Giotto.
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