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ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1893.
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CLEARANCE SALE !
LI HUE NUMBKU OF HEMNANTS hare UeM
left ovor in our various Dopartmenta, and -wo will
loss) tha game out at considerable lets than coat.
U9j cor.aist of Dress Goadj, Woolen Hoaiery, in Infanta,
Miaaaa and Indies, Embroideries, Valveta, Pluhei, Satin,
Silks, Corsets, and Ladies and Children Underwear, Eta.
Theta Goods are arrangad on our Bargain Countari.and aa
lamination of tho earn will b of intarast to buyers wka
hare an eye to a gaod bargain.
In additian to the above we will hare a genfcrat clear
ance sale of all other lines in stock, and wo wul give lOpnc
ent discount on all cash Bales, on our entire
stook of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Corsets, Ladies ana
Children Shoes, Hosiery ,Woolen Underwear, ete.
ON THE SECOND FLOOft wo cany a complete Hie
of Men's, Boy's and Children clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ete., on which we have made tin
fo'lowing reductions:
MEN'S SUITS
Worth, : $ 6.50 for $ 4.501
7.50
0.00
10.00
12.50
15.00
20.00
5.50
0 50
8.00
0.50
11.00
15.00.'
YOUTH'S SUITS
Worth, : $ 5.00 for $ S.2S
6.00
7.50
10.00
12.50
15.00
4.09
509
7.0
9.09
10.00
A SPECIAL OFFER
Boy's Wagon, Worth $2,
To be given away with each and every Boy's Suit, wltk
short pants,
TAKE NOliCE that these offers are good only ftra
FEW DAYS.
G. W. Simpson.
Julius GradwoM's Bazaar
The very latest news ia that you can buy at JUIsCVf
OBADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuokla'a Cofife, Par Pound .
lbs. Or&nulated Sugar 91.00
lbs Ejttra O Sugar Whlt 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 15
Cans refilled, 6 gallons 1.00
ft Gallons Good Plokles 00
SO lbs. Mo. Savon Soap GO
sTbolaesvl arte of augsr-IfJ Iheeartv C, 4-T8 100 .1 teouIat4, .Ti
til f ood win b aod for nat md atom I
Ur ot Ct'er,fVpr toaa,
I will ocpduat a slrUtaesIl at ore,
o IS vat eeni 1MB) shaft rrt AT rtl.
U tb daalMbTa af la. vf Sitlm, aa wall M cnraj af14qU Mfjmifm, '
fry. UUfiMa4 SOuWa la Kxapiai. I tn4a fml.f f)j U, atOkaa Ml
tclaf pwdar, atxl al w i)'aa tmj auttomar,
jfi for atvaral raapociltia Inaaraaoa ooaapanlaa. 4Ila ei r 4 w.ktl.
PATRONIZE KCM IHSTITUTIONS.
HE FARMERS & MERCHANTS INSURANCE CD.
Albaf , Ort
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IT BEAD, Prw)(fa.i
J L COWAN, Tvaaaurar.
J O WRITSM1W HMMtrr
0ao r 8IMVS05, Vlo Praaldao'.
DiMcrroM
L Cowan, Oao r Hlwpaqo, W F Raad, D B Mont.l'b.W Btamtar. J Tf f 1
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tiartord, B8 8treban.J O WilUnun.
-also Diumtm Awwn ra-
laOOAlV HZOOHD.
A Valuablk Finu. Th luckiest
man tit Oregon,' wm til a mn to ,reiortcr
yete:dav. In ipc.klng of W Druner.the
vounir Orrnon City attorncj , w ho hit
hten In tha city trvvral rta y on butlneki
at the tte land oil're. While in the Ore-
von ('Ity Und otHoe Mr lrprr learned
that R. ck Idand," the gigantic tnai ol
rock in the middle of the Willamette at
Orrgon City, belonged to the government
ind the itite, and that by paylnjr the
uaual pr'ce (or tuch landa he could necura
the key it the valuable water power at
Ureaon Cliy. l.t 8eptembrr he Tiled an
application "in the alate land office (or part
of Se Inland, butthattl.ne the atate't
claim on It could net be proven and the
matter waa dropped until thl week when
Mr Draper came Ji S.lem with abundant
proof that the atate ttlll owned 7.63 acre,
being the upper end of the Uland. The
matter waa inveitlgated by the le land
board art) It waa learned that what waa
uppod to be a portion of a donation
land clatm wat In re allt y aehool land. Mr
Uraper'a application being the first one
made, wat accepted ard be got a deed to
the upper end tf the Uland for about $10
The remainder of the Uland, and the moat
valuable part of it, wat found to be gov
rnment land, and at audi Mr Draper tiled
on it In the proper manner,and br paying
$ 1 . a 5 per acre for the remaining 13.9
acre he will have secured the whale of
Rock l.land and will virtually have
control of the valuable water rlghtt at the
Oregon City talla, which are animated to
be worth between $00,000 and $100,000.
Stataman.
PaoniT Mattcr. In the matter of
the ctlate of Maria Cre ate, final account
filed and Monday May and. jS'ii at to
o'clock, a 111 wat ttl at the time for hear
ing the aamn.
In matter of the ettate of John Shaw
deceaifd. bond of adinlnittiator fiUd and
approved.
In the mattcr of the eMate of Daltlr
Keeny, a minor, citation Utued. Bond
filed.
In the matter of the ettate of Cora Ann
Cox, Inventory filed. Real ettate $300.
Pet tonal property $360.
In the matter of th ettate of Chrit
Hardman deceated. Exempt oroperty
tet atlde to wld.iw. Order made to tell
pertonal prorty.
Provikbs rett AxtvaaTitaaa. Spate
the advertltemente and apoll the butlneta.
lie U a wUe man who take, a large
pace and puta little matter In It.
A good advertisement It like the mer-
chanft thlpt; Itbringeth abundance from
aiar.
Every wite man adve;tleth, but a foil
tpecsitateth on the Stock Exchange.
A big advenUer leaveth an Inheritance
to hit crdldren'a children's children.
It It hard to get a 40 page cata'osue
Into an Inch In column.
An advertisement It not luaury but
neceuary ,Fame.
Marios IUtbucas. Tie Marlon
county republican! bave (elected the
following ticket, and it will be notircu
that (or wire polling ptirpoat they b
van at the tail end: For coroner, I 8
Keott.of (iervaiaearreyor.Bjrron BIIr
rkjk. of Maclvay : achooi auoeriotendent.
J B Graham, of Woodbarn; commie-
aioner. ADderaon, of Howell: treasurer.
K I) Itrowo.el Sublimity : recorder, John
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Cofley, of Mill City. Rr preienutlves:
Tilmon Ford, Salew : T T Ueer.Macleav :
Palem: aiamuel I-aynsan. Voodburn.
County judge, W 0 liubUrd. Fairfield :
aheritf. John Knight, galem; clerk, DC
bt.erman, the present clerk.
MoaQANKTKHN Ahrimtkd. The follow
Ing front the Roitvburg llovlow la abnut
ft man recently in this city, who I mil
the nan 1 borrowing proclivity - when
liore : A J Murgnnatrm, formerly cote
nictedwith the itradttroit Mt'r-itiitlli!
Agency at Portland, is in trotihlo n&d
the county jail, ilecanie to Honuburg
Sunday, engaged a good rtHttu of Land
lord Wilkina and atated that hia wife
and mother in-law would be along iu a
few days, and that he expected to get
wora during the session as court report
er. He atnyed here until yesterday when
h went to Oakland on the freight train,
having eft li a board bill unsuttlfd fo
and naaawl off a check on JAilJ A Tlltoo,
i ortlami. for 110. It was toon aacer.
lained that Moruanateru had no deuosit
at tnae nana, ani Mieriir Miller tele
raphed to Constable Howard to arrest
I m at Portland, which he d d niul
brought htm over last night. Tho follow
borrowed small attma from aeveral nar
tie. during hie stay in town and thev
rt out of pocket to Oat talent.
Qnu Kino oir ItoitMaav. The Oregon
City Courier soys : For 1.125, paid lu ad
vance, v w Dunbar hired a freight car
from the Chlcaito k Northwestern in
Janesville, Wis., In which he stowed his
household ntenttla, some new wagona
andcrnshers, and a team of horses- He
loaded the wagona and crushers into the
car with tho consent of the railroad olll
cials, and left Janeevllle on the 8U1 On
fill arrival here last week Friday, the
Houtliern Pacific oblhted him to pay the
additional sum of fu7 &0, on acuouat of
tha wagona and crushera. Thouuu the
ofllclale of the Northern 1 jtciflc intju'cled
Mr Dunlvir'acar iu bt Paul, they made
no objection to that part of hie load.
oere, when hsia ready to unload, the
railroad company demanda of him (100.
Mr Dunbar aaya that by t) inch
wagons w holesale at Janesville for ."0.
A railroad official explains that Dunbar
had no bisluess to ship new wagons,
which pay a higher rata than fS, of
which the N 1 takes sm
ALBAKT'a PorctATtox. Mr William
Obenauer baa Just completed his first
rounds of the streets of Albany far his
city directory. lie ia an expert at the
business ana has done the work thor
oughly and correctly. He now baa IU7
oaca cana to wake, that la 01 residences
where the occupants were abacnt from
their homes on hia first trio. The first
canvas ahowa residents. The Ii7
back calls will add at least (WW to the1 fig
urea, probably more, aay 012, making
Albany'e bone tide popultttlon 4tHX),
which ie probably correct. The census
returns of 18U0 gave the city 3079. This
shows an increase of over 15U0 popula
tion In two years, or else that the census
was not correctly taken, probably the
former, aa Albany baa undoubtedly had
aotiAL ai ricaaonAL
Titt'aauAV
CGRawIlngt.ofVldorla.il C. Is In
the titv on a visit - with hit old Albany
Ex Councilman Gradwohl and wife are
making arrangements to uo to Man Fran
cLco in a few day on buttnett, and alto
on a vlt.it wlih Mrs Ortdaohl't brother,
Mr Butto, rf tho fami ut tiutio Heights
CCJtfkKjn, the popular nominee of
thedrmoctats for tin lft, la in tha city
Hit Jackson Is an . nrrgetlc, self-made
youfg nun, one who kow the count'
thoroiighly, having briti born here, and I
rt unijiictikinad ente ilty at well as ebtl
ity. i'o it a man people will take pleas
ure in voung tor,
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lKputy fheriir D8 ttmltli wenttofia
Km ihia4toa with NYhilkn, the forger.
Geo llotqHOtt and wife arrived in Al
bany from Cathlnmet this noon on their
way to Junction City.
Major Casscll is In Astoria, where he
owns aoiiie propot ty, and in which city
no nas an abundance 01 laitn.
W P Kva.lv. of fi.rvullit. author of lha
fumous Kcaily liquor law.of several years
ago, la on a visit to the city. Mr heady
la now devoting hia attention to mining
and real estate.-Iiaker CJty Democrat.
JudgeON Denny was In the city last
week looking up hia property invest
ments in this connty. lie la the man
who Introduced the beautiful Chinese
imeasants in Oregon. McMinnvllle
r.-u. - .
aart hoav
Mr C I. lirunh, of Portland, lain the
chy.
Mrs 1'r IavIs has returned from a trip
to liarrishttrg.
Mr Chctter Skerlt returned today from
a week's vlll with Satem friends.
Marriage llcenta was iuuvd today to
George 8 blmpium and Anna M Wood.
Francis Murphy, the temperance
orator, is In Eugene holding meetings
Mrs M D Mallard and daughter, Jessie.
arrived In Albany this noon, and are the
guests of Mr F F Sox.
L W liulsi, formerly of AUany, has
been nominated on the city ticket of
Woodbarn for councilman.
Mr Johnson White, of University
Park, Portland, waa In the city today, on
his way home from a trip to Oakyllte.
Mr II F Merrill left this morning for
Brooklyn, N. Y , in response to a dis
patch, announcing the dangerous itluese
of hia father at bia home in that city.
A 8 McDonald, formerly of the Browne-
-'... 'W ; ''7 1 vine 1 imea, has parcnaaea me Miverton
a -ery healthful growth. At the prea- Appeal. McDonald I an aggreaeive, live
ent time nearly everything is full and
the amount of building lu the last few
yeare has been large, though there has
been very little bluster about iu
Scio- Milton Ilyd ol Albany, a pent
voung man w ho will be able to greatly
improve the Appeal.
Mr David Link ha accepted a petition
with Jot Kicl.i.in I. it boot and tho store
and will begin butlnet on the itt of April,
last Sunday visiting hit brother Pr K O I He will rrtain an Interett, though, la the
Hyde in this city. I More 01 win jg L.ma
John Curl went to Portland Tutaday. I The Eugene Gnard says: Yesterday
where he baa been engaged to build a I Father Deck started for Albany to e-e
house. I the assaulted priest, lie Metayer. He
Mr Thoa T. Miiw. wUn lice. nt.Art U recovcrina lit ditty all the time from
distance east of Fcloon Tbomaa creek. WuW on the. temple. Theborglart
(Cruia oar rtsuiar eorrionecit.t
Wanhinoton, March, si, 1891,
Senator Hill returned from his southern
trip jetterdsy, and whatever effect It may
have hid upon his pretldentlal prwtpectt,
one cannot doubt after hearing his enthti-
slattlc dctclptlon of the hotpltable re
reception he met with everywhere he
went that It was one of .the most enloya-
0 trips he ever made. The senator taj 1
that the te.itatlonat'ttories a'xiut his hav
Ing alttmplcd to dictate to the democrai:
members ol the floute Committee on
elections how they should vo'e In the New
Yotk contested election esse of Novet vt
Rockwell, which hat ben reported In
(aver of Nov a, the republican coitctiant,
are abttiri. Perti.iitily he woold like to
ee Mr Rockell keep llieit, but he ha
no doubt tha the commltf- acted on the
evidence produced Wave It in deciding
agatntt Mm, and he has no criticism to
make. This knocks a big hol In one of
the mutt scntail mai Morlrt of the settion.
The free wol'blll will ba la d aside In the
Houte until after the free ccinsge bill Is
disposed of, which will be this week, ac
cording to the original retotuilon. There
was considerable talk several data ago of
an sateiitUn by agreement of the silver
dtbate, but nothing came of It, besaute a
majority seemed to think such an eafu-
slon entirely unneerstarv, aj it Is not
probable that snj amount ol debate would
result in the change of one single vote.
There Is another stath between Secre
tary Noble and Cominlalonerof Pensions
Raum, aid a report It current that Mr
Noble lufoimtd Mr Harrlaonthat he mutt
choose between hit resignation and the re
movat of Itaum, and that Mr HariUon
told the secretary that he wou'.d have
atkid for Raumt'a resignation long ago
were It not for the congrettl.inal Inveatl
gation now being made of the pen .Ion of
fice, and requested him to be patient. The
Immediate caute for the secretary's anger
was a recommendation tnade by Raum,
wh'ch ha found on his desk when he re
turned from Washington last week, for
the appointment of his daughter to be hia
private secretary. Mr Noble sometimes
uses "cus rdt," and It la aatd that be
aald of Raum when he read that recom
mendation almost identically what the late
V illiam M Vanderbtll aald upon certain
occa.lon of one of his sons in-law, Col
Elliott F Shepard. CommUtioners Raum
ha 3 a very humiliating time before the
Investigating coo.tnlttee. Saturday, He
war compelled to acknowledge that Scc-
Waa came Into me for candles In the
U'h century and wax candles were es
teemed a luxury In 1300, being. but little
A hotel In tltmburc hat been used en
tirely of comprettcd wood, whlfb, by tne
pietttire to which It It tubjertcd U render
ed ss hard iron and Is taid to be fireproof.
-Li'ii ijiji'as
In the straw vote In Connecticut, eight
democrats in every tut are w Cleveland
Out here five In every ten are for Cleve
land or a western man, and the other fire
are for a wentcrn man or Cleveland,
John Knight, tli republican nominne for
sheriff is a good man and if ducted will
make a good sheriff. John, we congratulate
you, but le twful cr tne dmnocraU may
slip in ft "fool a nntfo" on you. ,
Wtddi-g-rlngt were used by the a.icl -nts
and put upon the wciMhig linger, from a
supposed connection whh a vein there
with the heart. According to Pti'-y, they
were made of iron, and to the lime of
Tertullian of golj.
Maryland, na-ned after Queen Henrietta
Maria, was one of the original stales of the
United States v. a granted In 163a to Lord
Btltlmoie, and settled by a company ol
Engllth Romauitts In 164. h continued
fn the utlon when the other slave slates
seceded in 1&60 ana iHdi.
Plants In hlgii latitudes proJuce much
larger and heavier sredt than If. warm re
gions near the equator. ; Th U effect a
attrtfeutrd to tle pro"ongeJ. Influence of
sunlight. Many fiowets white In southern
climates become violet In the north.
baa been nominated for the office of
county commissioner by the county
domocratic central committee, vice T J
Munkere, declined. Mr Miller le one of
vat beet citiaens and ia erpecially well
fitted for the office for which be has been
nominated.
Henry Mvera met with peculiar and
serious accident last Friday. He waa
monkeying around F.v Mania' confec
tionery store, when In some manner hia
foot ilpped and in trying to keen him
self from falling he threw bia right hand
Pasco. A couple yeara ago "keep finet a giant door, shattering the glass eenmtkri-
were sen'enetxl by J uae K P Bole to
the penitentiary for five yeara. Rev
Heck returned by the overland train.
Another Oregon boy ha been heard
from. Will Dawson, of Monmouth, a
nephew of Hon H A Dawson, of thla
county, In aelaae of 00 at Ann Arbor,
has been elects iiiatonan lor the einas.
an honor worth striving for. He ie in
the aenor data and will graduate with
honor in June. Another evidence that
Oregon boys have braina and rustle.
There at least ia no mot a on the rising
your eye on Pasco" waa familiar to all
Now it ia a chestnut, and people gener-
any iinu inert ia noiuing ii-n mere.
But there la at Wast a newspaper, aa
the following gaapa from tne Headlight
trill prove: Pasco ia all right; it's you're
livr that's out of joint. If a man could
subsist on climate alone Paeco would be
the paradise of the nniverte. What are
yon doing for Paeco T (let a move on yon
and don't sit around like a bump oa a
log. It yon want to retain a live paper
in thla city get in with your pursea and
support it or there will be a funeral
knd cutting hia wrist in a horrible man
uer. Dr Hrdedreesed the Iniury. tak
ing eight etilchee to sew up the gaah
rreaa.
ipport it or there will be a funeral. A
j uuiejoiia, m lacooia, was in tne city , eaetarn college. Ho ace J, theeUest
the front end of the week, and predicted , o( Vt u R Ultv M a o ufcyetle
.uvu.o w. tiv recently aeenred first nrite in a erfelua-
wlitcli naa no optic. Una claaa of 800 ia bl LouU Metiical
A Mah or Ntavx.-E L Eaton, whilo college. Hia anccesa not only reflect
.Mi,inlin.wlml.mnM Ttu v.n creuti upon ii-mseii not upon tiio state
r,i r..,t.. tZ.t .k ne nana irom as win, ana uregon can
... . . ' . m. I I oil 1 wev-kia.l v 1l k en
the too ol h a eft fool abont throe inches I ! -
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Tha Fate social and entertainment at
the U. P. church, last evening, given by
the union C r.. society, waa attended
by a packed house, and waa an enter-
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Oaaoosr B.ive.-The Dxhocbat makes SJ"'"" T, " T JL : ZZ.i TZZr
specialty of noticing the achievement 1 1 MiM 01.1 ift.iit
of Oregon boya in the east ; and it ia a heard In a recitation, in w hich she die-
lact that aimoet universally they are at pUyed good talent. A song by a male
the ton. There ia evidently something In.i.rt! m
about our climate that produces brain ueh and Frt Kortntiller waa a line
power. This time it ia a Yamhill boy. I mntl svfTdi't. aVlfiv1 I W if rial r&il an
and the McMinnvllle Telephone-Uegle- gnide on "Flab." creating amusement;
'"'V, An"lUr. .rf.g,on &7 dialogue between I-ady Teatel.Mias
distinguished himself for his ability in Alice Moaes. andTeatel. Elliot Irvine.
A few of the editorial tin plate liars are
eiary Noble had turned do wn hit attempt "till plying their vocation, regardless of the
to make his daughter his private secretary, I fact that their UlseAoods at to the price of I
as well aa that hia son, the young man I tin p!at now aa compared with two years
who made such a gorgeous failure as an I ago have bora very thoroughly and concilia-1
office-eroker, had been refused permUUon ively expoaed. The same organs that tell
to practice before the Interior department, I their reader Uiat tin plate ia cheaper will
notwithstanding l.ls pw tonal appeal la I tell them that wool is higher. The puMinh-
bla behalf to Mr Harrison. I ed statement of such nu-n aa Uie leading
Treasury ortkU.t- minor o,e.-for the "ZVZ?
rti time acanowiedge mat tne aepart- blind aaaertions of all the editor in the
went finds It diflku.t to meet current par I country. Tin plate is higher, and the Mo
ment, and others aay that It doe not Kmley law made it so. Evening TUftam.
naayaawt iKaan-a Ksat ttAaf rviM aa iHak fmna ils I
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aecreiary, rosver reiurna 10 n uep-n- deleaatea to the democratic
ment jutt In time to find a nice little ttate convention at St Paul next week. The
family rear on between Assistant Secre-1 state 1 much more nnammously for Cleve-
m Is i a . -A..1 . 1
tare Nettleton and the Immigration Com- uian.w" expeneu. une county aen.u
. . . I delegate tor a wwtm man ami one sends
mis-ioner, over the question of allowing I uijinttructiwl dclfgutinn. Hill has not
pauper I mmlgraot to land upon tht Tet secured a dtfleifat. Even at the wnbr
Kuaraatee of some society or association I of the auppoil revolt in hii favor, Minns-
Ion 2 and nearly throoirh the toot. He
rode horseback to hia home, five mile
away, and then sewed op the wound
himsell with a commcn needle and cot
ton thread, and then continued to care
for it nntil swelling prompted him to
come to a doctor. To do this he rode
eighteen miles horseback, and Dr Payton
dressed the wound. Lm-kily no corda
were severed so that no lasting harm ia
likely to result. Eugene Guard.
I.KBANOf Stone It belmrdenotlted on
the ground for the foundation of the Leb- -M gentleman bad Ut a valuable hound
be provided for. The affair was a decided
success.
Several Solid Eastern anil Foreign Coipies
anon flouring mill,
Married, In Lebinon, March iX, John
Maycra and Becca Scanlan.Kev T V Boyd
officiating.
C C Hackieman hat tet the contract to
II Wilton for tha building of a nice resi
dence on his property wett of the railroad.
West Lebanon seemt to be the favorite
locality for building this season. Ad
vance.
Waterloo' pros pec ta are very bright.
The new knitting mill there promises to
be a big thing. About twenty car loads
of machinery are expected soon. When
completed the mill will employ about
200 hands, and in view of the prospects
a large number of lots will be sold. Be
sides this mill negotiations are now
pending (or a linen mill. An important
thing is the extension ol the railroad
ihfre, and there are assurances that it
will be done this year.
Ai'BKADT the jack-knife cranks have
was very meriioroos: Mias lWtha Ellis,
in a rich soprano, sang a solo, and was
heartily applauded. The fata social
followed, a new feature here. In a elaae
room, neatly arranged, the three fates.
Misses Ava Baltimore. Annie mnnanu
Annie ) antla aat in robea 01 whlte.whiie
two wallinc maids presented their
A Mxah Joei .-The Lebanon Advance visitors with prophetic cards, some of a
t ..it i . . - 1 semi Humnraui ntiurt . til WIIIIIU Vl.u
S kt rf l Z. S committee. The Democrat man, for
lost dog that didn t work: Many people BM .w--trt ihnnh
X ZZ7Vt ti Zi.r., irw pole and set the world afire with bis
lfn u-? ft.t.1..1 hi .n .Xr" "ploita. 130 of the prophe.ie were
.nJi1cJt K.siliy. bf ".dv:f,r: soon exhausted and a nomber failed to
VirrvsAj va nuait aai a'vsai w ai tui
pajters. The advertisement purpoted to
be by a man who was on ins way to
Alaska and who was anxious to purchase
hound with which to hunt in the north- I . An exchange says: Pant are made tor
west territory. The truth of the matter men and not men for pant. Woman was
made lorman, not Ivr pant. When
man pants for a woman and a woman
pant for a man thev are a pair of pant
Such pant do not last. Pant are like
molasses, they are thinner In hot weather
snd thicker In cold. The man in the
moon change his pant during an eclipse,
uon't go to the pantry tor pant you may
be mistaken. Met. ae often mistaken in
nantt. Such mlttakes. make breech of
promUe. There ha been much dltcu
tion at to whethei panta I singular or
Plural. Hem to ui when men wear panta
they are plural and when they don't wear
any it singular. Men get on a tear in
their pant and it all right, but when the
pant get on a tear It all wrong,
ALBANY CIGAR
J. JOSKPII.
WHOLESALE
FACTORY
Proprietor,
RETAIL
Only White Jjabor Employee',
and resorted to this ruse in tho hope of
recovenhg hia property. o blame
should attach to the newspaper, as we
were paid for the work, supposing it to
be a bona nae advertisement
OrAL in the Rough. A number of
large and handsome opal apcclment
taken from the field discovered by Perry
Watson on the middle for, ot the John
Day, are displayed In th window of W D
Metcher s jewelry ettabitthment. I hey
are the "pure tuff. and evidence the
value of the dlacrverv. A mong the col
lection are two milky opalt, one fire and
two aqua marine. Mr Fletcher wlil for
ward them to Mew York, to nave them
cut In different design, and will menuftc.
tore ettinK for the stone himself at hit
shop In Pendleton. h, O.
Barron Rkpuslicak. The county ia
full of candidate according to the local
papers. B W Wilson, of course, is after
the Clerkship; but he loses part ol the
ofnee. The first Hecorder will be elected.
begun whittling the railing to the ap- J A Henkle is one of many candidates, J
nrntrh nf th t.ridira Th.ra U a airift B Win ant. Capt liODerUOn. W A JOllV
nrrtinnnf-A scrainsk atlph mill illation want to be Sheriff bad. las Tomlinaon,
of public property, and any one witness- ol wla, a graduate of the Albany Col-
B . 'a.....- aa .SI o
ing anything 01 tne kind should report H".
it to the marshal, aa it is nroooaed to ien
begin early and enforce the ordinance.
Mover to LeAir. I have meney hi
. . rtf tnnn ton ruvx 4 U.ti .n tm.
proved farm lands in Linn and Benton
couatics. at lowest current rates, tie
delay in furnishing the money.
. V l XuBauABr,
Eeal estate agent. Albany, Oregos,
There I a certain boarding house In
Astoria that i much patronized by young
butines men. but where, a'.at. the seduc
tive Ametican hath it terved wnn awiui
freouer.cv. About a month airo one of
the boardura, a young man, got In the
habit of savins to ihe landlady, "Pieate
give me some iieorews 13 n. Jie aep
thu up s) long that the mittret 01 tne
honte finally got inquisitive ana asaea
hltn what he meant. She could ce na
I rrainii whv hr haith should ha cailed
. is a candidate lor fecbool Bupertn- . ' , 8 , renlv to her oue..ion
'lent. Also w u lustier, of Kings k":: Ji....".! 1- mm- i..
y. ForClrcuit Judge, lodge Kelsav, ....1 . n-hi
Icockand Hutford are willing. Una ff'" B " r"T1 7.r'"Z
1 anaiaovuiuso auu mere iuuhu '
The Oregon Land Co,
With It home office at
OBEGOIT,
th Gray Block, eorner Liberty and State treet, branch office In Portlanc,
'AKES a specialty of Sunnyside fruittraets near Salem.
Wileell5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 0 SCO per
acre sal all cash payment- lone time on balance. Send
or particulars.
In
MM.
tsn a m tr f,jifvtkfm?fm .
LEADINGDRUGG'ISl
ft
1 rr 1 1 n n
IED1GKIE0 GTATIOnARY-GG
OIVIS ENJOYS
Both the method ancTresults when
8yrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acta
fently yet promptly en the Kidneys,
aver and Bowels, cleanses the rya
tern effectually, liapel(i colds, he'ad
pebea and fevers and cures habitual
constipation permanently. For sale
ia 60c and $1 bottles by all
drujieta.
SYRUP CO,
CAUFCmm FSG
8 AH MA.'JCIVCO, CH,
Valle
Woo
and Dong'j.ulhave several candidates also.
A Runawax Boy, -Roy Miller, aged
IS years, the son ol a farmer living near
Aumsvllle, has suddenly disappeared.
Saturday hi father told him' to burn come
brush. , The boy took a gun with h'm
and went to work. He wa next seen at
Aumsvllle, where he told tome one he
was going to visit hi brother in-law at
Turner, Since then nothing ha been
heard of him FiWerton Appeal,
Ineian Waa -Vktkrans. The last
legislature passed a law authorizing the
ecretar of date to make a record of the
names of all person who terved in the
Indian war from 1847 to 1857 In this
ttate. Secretary McBrlde ha employed
Judge T C Shaw to do the wcrk and the
jutlge i now busily engged in preparing
the record, which will be published in
book form, and will constitute a valuable
book of reference.
Junction (jitt hall. uid were op
ened at Junction, Monday night for a city
hall 10 De erected ai inei place, iney
were a follow: K Belshaw, of Harris-
burg, $1,505; Tame Crawford. Junction,
$1,540; L N Koney.Eugene, $1,560; J H
Day, Junction, $1,787; W D Mulkey,
Junction, $1,996.50, The contract was
awarded to Belshaw,
Ko. i Now. Jacob Keea, who has for a
good many vears been tha heaviest in
dividual tax-payer, liquidated with the
county today for $1249 ID ; but he is no
longer in the lead: Mr S E Young has
trial GiBuneuou. u iveee, in met,
eeeras to be losing ground, his taxes this
year, though the levy is the eame, being
. $128. lesa than last year, a fact we
chronicle with considerable Borrow.
dUdy 1
Christ, the amc
forever. ' Ex.
The P.rltUh Museum ha received a a
bequest the Tsplli.g collection of stamp
containing about 300,000 specimen, ex
clusive of nisnv caid and envelope, and
valued at between $150,000 and $300,000.
Mr Tapling wa more than ao year fn
making it. It is pronounced the finest
collec'tbn cf stamp existing.
' Li-.. . ...- ',JU
The student ot St Mary's College, St
Mary's Kas, assembled tlte other day and
cast their totes for favorite candidate to
place in the field in the coming president
ial campaign. Many ot the studenta will
be voter in the next election. Out of
150 tcholart,reprcentlng nearly every state
In the union, only 4 votes were cast for
Hills i6j were given for Cleveland, 46 for
Holes, 26 for Palmer, 4 for Fower, 8 for
Blaine and none for I isrrlson.
J. , . ' -
HCKINl.tTHaV
The retention of admitting wool free 0
(l it is summed tip to mean the irnraediatn
annual trancfi'r of over one hundred million
of dollar a sear of our money to foreiuti
cheap I11W on manufactured wool produ;U
and wool rained by cheap labor on cheap
laruid in rsouui America ana Australia, tax
tnira like amount awav from our entororis
ing maQufucturers, well-paid labor, and not
to proHperou farmer. Altrnny nr$un.
Hut ot course when McKinley increased
tho duty on woo! the protnine waa that the
transfor of one hundred millions should be
the other way, No more wool should be
imporbtd and better prices were promise:
by McKinley and his coadjutors But what
ha Wn the remit. Simply thias For the
year ending Docniber 81, 189o, (the year
k-fore McKinU's tariff went into effoct
the auiount of wool imported into thin
country was Io8,6So,C72 pound. For the
year endioar DecemW 81, 1891; (the first
year afU-r the McKinley law went into effect,)
the amount imported jnto the United State
waa 139,317,571 pounds, an increase of So,
&16,8'!7 ponnd under the McKinley law,
From this it will be seen that the wool grow
er has but little to bone forrom McKinley-
urn. The a;ore figure are those furnished
by the treasury department official at
Washington all republican. Attention
of republican paper La been frequently
calle I U tbi indisputable fact but they are
always careful never to place then before
their reaoVr. But it will be of no avail to
dodj llietn The eople are opening their
eyi.
A ttOWMTUCDDtS RACK
Itporter (from northern republiean newr
paper.) Now. you say the democratic com
mittee stopped you from voting- at the. Iat
election?
Mr Rac1t!r.--T)ed they did, bos.
When Is voted de fust time dey didn't sav
er word, but a'ter dat dey stopped me from
votin at fo teen diff rent ' place, and den
put me in jsil. I'll war to dem fack bom.
Putt.
The use of Af er' Rarsaparllla. One Wt1-f
mar not cure "tight oSV eomplalnt ,
year; persist until a cure I effected, a
general rule, improvement follow ahwtlyi
nr beginning the use of tin medicim- $
With many people, the effet ts iminndlatr 1
notieeabiet but some constitution are le'J
nsceptiw to medicinal influence thar
otlier, and the etiratlve proems may, titer
lore, in iich case, be ks prompt. Pew--verance
In using till remedy U sure of iu
reward at htt, Hmner or later, tfce mot'
stubborn Wood disease yield to
Sarsaparilla
Tat several year. In the spring month
I used to be troubled with a drowsy, tin -i
feeling, and a dull paia tn tl.e small of n.v
Jalc, ta bad, at tiinps, a to in vent my
being able to walk, Ute least urti n moti-m
eaiwing tne severe ditres. rreonent'y
-54.,ri,eI would 1,reak nt o
body, liy the advice of fru-MH
and my family physician, I tan tlie us , t
Ayer Hareaparllla and eontlnued It till the
JJV"0 tboroughi, eradk-a-t2'"-1:-2uKHb,
Monfgwnery City, Mo.
,JS!J??Z.m uM " ru" ,0!S "iy skin
rooah and of yellowish hue. I tried various
remedie,and while some of them ear- me
temporary relief, none-of tliem did any r
. mt M last I began ta tak
Ayert Barsapanila, continuing it exclusive
ly tor a .considerable time, and ara pleased
w say that it completely
Cured Mo.
oraer, and tlie blood Impure in eonvwru-n.
w ' 1 e?'U,t Uj hhiT MGl
ill xTiIlt 10 one 1 as I
Mn-A- Kmitb, Glover, Vt
..jy?" 1 from aerofula ati!i
.nTif'' ,TU Precr!,.tiif
.t!Ti f "fO blood-pnrifler. being
StUV V " advli4 tft
fZi lT P"" I did so, and bow
AyeKs Sarsaparilla
pRerBEi rr
ml i nm& ca, LciiU,
Sold by Dmggwi. tJ. Vnl tiiloula.
W. F READ,
stW
(mi
I Pi III Sh
Ij UjiPs
Call and see what a stock of
Fancy Goods,
Furnishing Goods,
Bi'ess Goods,
tfosiery,'
for Cleveland. The only large towns yet to I We haVS 10 Select from.
elect delegate are fct i'aul, N inona and
Unlutb.
Another point of interest 1 the fact that
ithontv half a dozen exception, the coun
ties have declared agninst free coinage. At
Austin, in the t lrst congressional dutnet,
in opno-
a resoiu-
that thev shall not become a public charge.
Assistant Secretary Nettleton. while act
ing secretary, wrote the New York Super.
Intendent of Immigration a veiy harp
leltar asking why he had followed such a
practice, to which that official replied by
quoting fiom a letter frwm the Commie-1 strong resolution were adopted
stonrr of Immigration buthorlzln him to 1 sition to nniimited coin aire, and
M 1 , ?
i. ti... m. v-..!. .nnit, I uon was jorwaroeo to tnCTewiroan Harris.
. . I who represent the district and who voted
r, .,.. w........-... ... in favor ol me coinage last week, prannsr
ceedtd hi authorTty, and that no one I him to reconsider and oppose the Bland bill
could grant such authority, except the when it comes up in the house,
IS Xnw VAV wtirt f a,ra
IHIHtVWT Vt A.M1I11K. RtlVn kit. If 9 I ' I . , gi , ,.- ..I
I lililn. kli.lifti.H Ii 1 L I.Ia.1 m riomnirtM ... Ih.
iigine himself an Independent official In- 0f Memam v T, Siflis Publiah-
steadof the subordinate of the treasury de-J ing Company in th United State circuit
oartmenL He ha been In hot water ever court In this case the defendant has ad-
' I . : a i ij - . , a i
. I wnuwj snu whu aa sv iin-inram mr suo-
. .......... I 4i.-iiio w tiv nxiT I'wi'vi m ar.iniu .'i
The river and harbor bill, which was re- the849 ediUon of "Webster a dictionary"
ported to the House today, containa a Ion which the copyright had expired and
number- of new and Important proiecta. wnico wen out ot print lor nearly
- ui-w . .i.. t... i i i I thirty years.
Th-e -defendant had advertised ita book in
provement, the ship channel connecting mch a way aa to indu.w the public to think
the great lake, the Improvement ot Mo- j that it was a copy oa the plaintiff's later
bile harbor and of the Savaanah river. It . l revwea euiuona 01 tne, unaunagei atc-
,. . ...., i, . . . . . I tionsry on which, copyright had not ex-
j . mml
m
Our Btock is not only the largest
but tlie cheapest ever shown in Albar.j.
Vj,
Wo want your trade and we feel confideu4
you money.
wo an save
E. READ.
A.lbcin.v
-x-
-t-
Oreg-on
natjaiiu
millions.
QGen Nelson A Miles,, at present here.
ha added hi quota to the usual war scare
which i always produced when the a;
proprlailon for the Army and Navy are
being considered by congress, by a news
paper Intervlsw, In which he enlarges up-
The ludce trranta an injunction "atnunst I
the circulation or use of advertisement or I
circular which tnd to misrepresent the
character of tlie Ogilvie (defendant) edition
ot Webster s dictionary or lead .the public I
into the belief that it is a reproduction of a
modern euuon ot that work, and require
that hereafter "each book delivered by it or
A .-" ll Vis 4i V :
m "aue di.fiis!lrfsa pnnilltinn" anH the I aireiiw itun.ii wuuuu a uuuw vj uuu
I slips attached to the title pai?e that it is a I
u.ng.ro. w.r. renrint of tha exlition or 1847 of Webster's
Mr Harrison i reported to have attempt I dictienary, with a list of the additiona that
ei to read the riot act to the five republican I have been made thereto and which, the book
wnaton who were absent without beincr I conuuns.
paired when his protege, Judge Wood of ve newspaper in Oregon have been
Indiana, iust si nned through bv amaioritv aoin ule tuln luul mlnl we"
of one. Senator Stewart' who was one of J to look a "leedleout."
the absentee, is said to have remarked dry-1 r??!!?5
ly: "Had we been present and voted thei senator w v wasi.tjurn (rep) of Min-i
majority wouut nave been the other way. Inesotatays:
lueu iur i waa sorry e sh.u u.jr- i,W( ... . - curloul. no,!.!-- -t,h
the republican party. It Is also a very
fcr Infants and Children.
C aat aria ts so wea adapted to ctdUren that
I recommend It ss ar.perior to anj prescription
noa So wo." II. A. Aacaxs, 1L
IU So. Oxlord Et, Erookija, K. T.
thing.
" Tb dm of 'Csstoria' is so tratvensa! anfl
iw merits so well knuwn that it seema a work
of siipmrsroirattoii to endorse it Few are the
MrlliRent tamiliea who do sot keep Caatoria,
withiu easy reach."
Carlos atsamr, D.D..
Kew York City.
TAt Factor BloomlcTlble Kstormed Church.
Caatorlat cures Colic, Coo? ttpaiion,
E-ur Stomach, DuuTbcna. Eru-taum,
mils Worma, givea simp, and proiuotes di-
reetioa,
itEout tcjariaus
medlnation.
For aeveral years I have recommended
your ' Csstona, and shall always continue tc
an en as it baa invariably produced beneflcis
K suits.
Edvis F. Pardk. M. Dn
"The Wlnttrop," lath Street and 7th Are
- Kew Tork Citi
yes'.erday, today a
A Ft ot R see. According to previous
arrangements, Eili Cameron, of Corvallis,
and Wn Morris, ol Crs wfordsviile, met at
this place last Saturday to determine as to
the merit of each one's speed. The
race tooW place In Sauth Brownsvll'e, It
wat for a purse ot $00 a side; dis.ance 75
yards and was won by Cameron, who
..... . . ....
came out is merits aneaa. time. Cam
eron could probably glve'Morri lit feet
and beat him.
HAD FAITH 1 uangerou posiuon. 1 net e ta an attempt
' I to s:et eeneral acciuiescence to the nrooost
it seems that Uie friends ot Judge House tlon that President Harrison 1 sure to be
were nmtaken in concluding that they had renominated and republicans are atked on
carried the primaries for him in Marion that account to make h!s renominailon bv
county Tjhen thoy "downed" the Mintoring acclamation. There la no enthusiasm anv-
I .I 1 1 1 .3 A a 1 I
1 waica wiuf opfjittv uiuu&rou lu Bunnori, cmie i hrH a iiarr lh k
, I w a, a t - .a iwtta au v ttiv vuu a aai j
gates favorable to Uurnett. It wnow said I there is a generaily prevailing impression
that tiiu-uett naa all the delegates from I and opinion thet hi nomination meant
S&lom to the state convention and some defeat provided the democrats take ad-
irom me country amo. veiny appearances vantage of their opportunity and noml
are deceitful when the ring has ita "mailed 1 nate a strong man. It has a serious result
hand at work. It is said that Burnett is
the candidate of the State Insurance Com
pany and of the corporations generally,
Republicans in Salem say he knew who his
friend were when he recommended Joe
Simon for U S circuit judge. They say he
Taa CsCTaua CcavAirr, 77 MraaAf Street, Kew York,
Ml
Guina to Chicago. ''The Aitistic
Guide to Chicago and the World's Colum
bian Exposition, Is tne title of a new book
just cut. It Rives a concise history of th
great city by the lakes fiom Its settlement
in 1031 to uie present cats, it is emoei
Iished with dozen of beautltu'. half-tone
Illustrations made from photographs, a
bird' eye view ef the city and a grand
aird' eye view of tne World' f Jr grounds
snd building. Every family- ould have
ne. li A M Talt, gnt.
A. B. McIlwain has just received direct
from tli manufactories, new design in car-
pst, oil cloths.linoleums and window shades.
nkich will be sold at reduced prices. He is
also receiving a fine line of nun's shoes, in late
tyle, st 2$ t 75 cents per pair less tha
tlar price. ..
To retail tn abundant head of hair f a
ostur.! co'or to goad old oae. ths hygiene
of Uiesca'p must bf obiserved. Apply Hall'
1 Hair liftiewer.
on the effect of aiy campaign to go into
it with such a feeling permeating the party 1
organization. The republicans oucht to
approach the Minneapolis convention un
biased and unlnstructed, to look carefully
over eround and select as a candidate on
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SJ-1sWpaB5paiT:- fyr '--' LJs3)'sVBV'!SaJSS!r
nluk
iul
ring.
stand in body and soul with the Joe Simon I the date of the convention the statesman
who appears to have the greatest element
of strength before the people. If New
York State had a candidate who could give
the party promise of carrying that' state
I think he could be nominated without any
question. There are some western men
talked about who would make the 1 ace
successfully If a' New Turk man Is put on
the ticket for vice president. There Is one
thing that cannot be ovet looked, and that
I is that the people have decided !n many
election that they want a new president
every four years, that their mandate has
all the power of a constitutional provision,
I and that a failure to recognize it i likely
to bring the people's judgment at election
time in a way to tnforce their decision.
The praceedlngs of the Indiana conven
tion demonstrate very clearly that Indiana
has Internal republican dissensions which
will be deepened by the president's rcnom.
During the week just closed a larare sum
ber of leading democrats from all parts of
the county have been in the city and from
them we learn that the prospects of a dem
ocratic victory at the coming June elections
in this county are good and growing bright
er every day. Energetic work of thorough,
efficient organization is going on in nearly
every port of the county. Let every demo
crat take hold and push tlie work. If all do
80 success is beyond question, v
The Capital Journal gays tlie democrat
are divided en the silver question and that
the republicans are united on" Harrison
Lei's see. The Journal favors free silver,
tlie Statetman opposes it. The Mounlalmur
t opposes and the IeralJ of this city favors.
MitcbellTand Hermann favors while Doiph
and Harrison oppose. Weil, well, well,
v'..:l tannony.
i'nrtfies th BLOOD, Cares CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION,
BILIOUSNESS, LIVER COMPLAINTS, SICE HEADACHE, COLDS,
PIMPLES, all SKIN AFFECTIONS and DISEASES ARISING from
a DISORDERED STOMACH. ,
The Genuine II AMD URG TEA i pvi vp in YELLOW WKAPPIirM
wish Facsimile Signature of EMIL FRESH.
KEDirtQTON t CO. AoEma. San FnANCiaoo.
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