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-:- Clearance -.-Sale.
ze at tha outset for takine so much mm.
; to make an extra effort. We have a very
we aie anxious to reduce it before Fall
rade, and to get it we are going to make it
fjoU to trade with us. Everything ia the
price lor tne next sixty iays. Come and
riV do. We do not take naps during the
all (he time for
business.
We have
nishmg Goods,
Norons,
s & Childrens'
Shoes,
Ul. We will save you at least 10 per cent
you buy.
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DEPARTMENT.
toVlulTOCKED W.TH THE CHOICEST
Dd Msy,i
. CURTAINS!
ORAPERIES, LINOLEUMS
I SEASON'S NOVELTIES AND
PALED IN THIS MARKET,
femuel E. Young.
y Asthma and Pilea.
Shimp & Hquser,
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ui ui no itirin o vnrnn, v',,4"i
telrirn in Uodicine. Survi-rv tad K'pc.rei.v
1. (TOta tt domMi. ItwH. ailrtn. Oiwic.
1EFK bTOCK rARM,
sof Oneco andii Altago.
an S&tnnlavK ni at Alhanv 01 Monday of each week.
prices, we bave on nana a cooice -oi oi oru-m
tha abeve stallioa-" for mIo. We are now prepared
Jeian-ial! tqnipmen'e neoesary f p developing horeea
reason b'.e price. Ibe farm is located one miie irom
ijy rearhed by two lailtooda. We will not D ro-
; will tho utmost precu;ion. uunnw wm
,y. bat will bpl9vd to entertain Tfultorjanl
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f n una tea u put up n yellow umti h.
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irer. Geo F SIMPSON. Vice PreshUnt
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riord, RS gtrahan.J O Wrimaa.
Vo ntsiHCTr Aaurw jaK-; -
stern and Foreign Coipies
Land Co.
gon
Wiin its home office (.
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b9mtl Liberty and Stats street, branch office in Portlano.O
tarsaUi-ty of Sunnyside fruit tracts near Salem
OT 20 acre lots at $50 to $60 per
A5l:"ayment long time on. bala n
FACTORY
Proprietor
RETAIL
te Labor Employed,
LOOAL RCOKD.
A Whisky Barrel Explodkd. TI.e
Astoria Town Talk tells of the fallowing
amusing accident: Across the river, nest
ling under the green hills of Washington
is a place known as Hungry Harbor, the
scene of quite a fish packing industry .
The North Shore cannery is located here,
and beside the Chinamen a number of
Finns are employed. The other day one
of the latter class was trying to find a suit
able place to enjay hi noonday smoke,
when he espied an empty whisky barrel
standing in a sheltered corner of the build
ing, it looked innocent enough as he
appr.ach!d and seated himeK t hereon,
lhe fumes arising from the inside causing
the drowsy Finn to think that be bad in
deed struck a snap. He got out bis tver
ready day, and strUing a match in the
visual style puffed away until the pipe
was well ltghted. The match was nearly
burned out when he ipled the dark b'ack
cung hole, and out of cunosty perhaps
j , , , , , - , - . ,
L . KO"T? . lm .f , Vu
n.,.,i,lm incui "
was
the Finn, an assortment of boards, barrel
heads, staves and anything else that hap
pened to be laving around loose in the
neighborhood. " He came down safely,
and except for the loss of his eyebrows
and mus ache, which were burned off, he
was unhurt. As soon as he could collect
himself so that he knew where he was, he
sneaked away and hasn't been heard of at
the cannery since.
A Fan Monument. One of the finest
monuments we have seen for some time
is that just finished by E W Achieon A
Co, of this city, for the late Linns Bush
nell of Looking Glass. It is of Italian
marble and represents a broken tree.
The workmanship is unsurpassed and
the price, we are assured is 20 per cent
less than Torttand prices for the same
work. This firm is doing the leading
business in this line in the state and their
work is always first class Mr I) Looner
is the firm agent for Rosebnrg and vicin
ity and a- y one favoring him with an
order can ronnt on get'ing just what
thev ord r Kcseburg Plaindealer.
Oreuon nil Best. A Pennsylvania
man on an excursion to Portland said to
an Oregonian reporter: ''We came
through Southern California and a part
of Mexico," said Mr Lysle to a reporter,
"and whi'e we have enjoved our trip all
along, we fouud no place like Oregon.
In my opinion Oregon looks more like
our own Keystone state than any we
have visited. My wife says she likes
Oregon and Portland better than any
place she has seen since leaving home,
and we have been through a large atretch
of country The Rogue " river and Wil
lamette valleys are writable gardens of
Eden, and we caaH. blame Oregon ians
for singing the praises of the Webfoot
slat;.
Oregon's Millionaires. --The New
Yoafc Tribune in a recent Issue tlvci a list
of American millionaires and the origir
of their fortunes Of this number Astoria
is credited with one George Fiavel and
Salem with one A Bush. The remain
der are la Portland. Those In Portland
are: Estate of rienry D Green, L Fletsch
ner, C M Lewis, W S Ladd, Henry Fail
ing, H W Corbett. Frank Dukum, Jacob
Kaimn W K Smith, Amos King Donald
Macleay, H S Pittock, Richard Williams,
Lewis Love, Van B de Lajbmu't and 1
P Thompson.
Nu Clis Yrt. What Is the matter
with our baseball club? Is Salem going
to be without ball of any kind this sum
mer? Nothing more is heard about the
proposed valley league, although It is
undei stood Albaay and Independence are
ready to enter the league provided Mc
Minnville and Salem wi'l secure clubs.
Salem rtems to have lost the interest she
has forme.'ly taken in battbtll, by failing
to get Into the Northwest league. It i&
not too late vit to secure a good team, al
though if we tarry much leger the ball
season will be gonend the national game
unknown in this city this summer. Saie.n
Democrat.
Fritt Ci lti re. Articles incorporat
ing the Test Orchard and Nursery Com
pany have been filed srith the Secretary
of State, with J R Cochran, E S Barrows
and Jay vt Hlain as incorporators. Cap
ital stock, tfrlOO. The nursery to start
i with will insist of fourteen acres of
land adioiniirg Albany. The move is a
good one, and it is to be hoped many
others like i: follow, t ruit culture r r ui-
ises to he one of the great industries of
this country, and Oregon is certain to
be heard from in this field. I-t Albany
be the center.
Thk Mixes, The Mill City Gazette
says: rock mules are now oeing used
over the road to the n ines, under dim
culty, but snow is melting so rapidly
that it will not be long before the route
will be good. Private individuals have
commenced work at placer mining and
seem to be gathennj: in tue gold dost in
paving uuantmes. It is pretty hard to
estimate the extent of the gold find, but
should it prove as rich as some men
anticipate, there will soon be a swarm of
men working at tue edges.
A Good Fkati re. An iriipcrtant feat
ure of the 4th of July celebration here
will be a pigeon shoot. ThW will b en
tirely under the supervision of the Mas
cot Gun Club, ar.d win be me biggest
thing of the kind ever held here. Piizes
in money anil rjercbandise ol the value
of about $1000 wilt be offered, of which a
large .amount has already been sub
scribed. It will bring Nimrods here
from all p' ti of the valley,
Good Prospects. There is a general
confidence in a big harvest A good evi;
dence is the live business ol Stewart
Sox, in threshers and engine;. Aheeiy
thev hava sold five Massiflon threshers.
sev in engines and a horse power. Among
the engines is a big mill engine for John
Leedy 8 saw mill, Mr (..ce.ly's big bnsi-
nees demanding a new engine.
A Bicycle Rids. Two young men
rode bicycles Jrfjin Portland to Salem In
seven hours ana irom aaiem to Ajoany in
three hour, a total running time of ten
hours.whicli is fast riding on miscellaneous
country roads, some up and some down.
Thev returned 'n the name manner; but
; we have net learned of(-tvteir speech
Farm Solp. W C Wetle has
sold
his farm this side of Lebanon, consisting
of 120 acre to Dr Williams of Portland
for $4,000. Dr Williams, who is In the
city today will move to It In the fall after
harvest. Mr Westlake Is now residing at
San Jose.
OXE RIVJOYfS
Both the method and results wheij
By rup of Figs is taken, ; it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to the taste, and acts
fently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
aver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers niid cures habitual
constipation permanently. For sale
in 60c and $1 bottles by all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO.
AH FRANCISCO,
tiKIiANON. J K
lumber hauled for
Lebanon.
Married, in Lebanon, Mav t"., nv Rev
TP Boyd, (J W Walton and' Miss Amelia
MeClun.
The following teRchera will have charge
of the Lebanon public ichool the next
school year: Prof K K UU hener, prin
cipal, Mr8 Flora Funk, Mips Fannie
Uriggs, Miss Elizabeth Carolhers.
A E Williams, an old resident of this
place and a life-long miner, brought
uie Ativanco oniec a Kncimen
-, f . i . '
ui uio ciay aionoay. itie deposit w
within four miles of lebanon
A gentleman and lady who arrived ii
l-ebanoil last wepk. wtr Inrmnr'v rnui
dents of Florida, having lived in the land
oi uowers lor fifteen years. Thev pm
nounce the Oregon clitnato superior to
unit, ot r loriua
A party of six from Albany passed
through Lebanon on Monday in a phae
tou drawn by four horses, bound for
i - .....I., ''ii Mien i
fodaville. On their return in the even
i !"8 u,e vehicle broke down while cross-
uu' m in, ,t,. ,. .,. ,,
John Walker, who has been up the
f'antiani prospecting for minerals, re
ports the 'finding of a ledge the des
cription of which answers to that of cin
nabar. The quartz which is of a dark
red color.discloses on beini? broken, small
globules of what is supposed to he quick
silver
At the residence of the bride's father,
Mr J N Crandall, on Wednesday, June I,
at noon, in the presence of the immedi
ate friends of the family, Mr Wni M
Brown and Miss Flora L Crandall M
united in the holv bonds of matrimony
by Rev Thomas P Uovd of the M
church. Advance.
I RoBBEkV At BaOWXBTXLUI On last
Friday night after all the citizens were
soundly sleeping in the arms of Mor
pheus, and all around was still (it might
be added at a time when we should have
bad a night watchman on dutv) some
unknown person stealthily entered the
residence of Wm Waters and stole a fine
gold watch and chain, valued at 100.
He entered by means of placing a chair
un ler the bed room wiadow, which was
partially open, and then raising it higher
and propping it with a stick which in
cut from a tree in the yard, thereby en
aiding him to enter the room without
difficulty. He took Uie golu watch from
Mr Waters' vest and also removed a
silver one from a nail on the wall, hut
evidently decided that he did not want
it, as he left it on the table Mr Waters
heard him and awakened her husband
just in time to see the burglar g out the
window and make his escape through
the window and make bit escape through
the yard. Times.
The I'rpEK Willamette. The pur
ser of the little steamer Yourg, which was
sunk in the Willamette about four miles
below town on tne ud ult by striking a
snsf, was in town Monday.' He sta'.es
that they now have the boat out of the
water, having raised it with jack screws,
and are repairieg the bottom, which they
nno damaged more than thy at firtt sup
posed. Thev hate some difficulty in the
work of repairing, at it is in an out-ol-the-
way p.acc, but expect to have the boat
ready to launch again in a few davs. The
insurance adiustcr fixed the lots at St.ooo
and they ad it will cost fully that much
to repair i:. They Ir.'end to make more
trips to this city, and this gentleman states
:hat he can, ith $$oo, cleat the river of
snagt from Uarritburg to thit city. With
$3.ooo he can Improve the bars and place
the river in a condHlon so they can make
regular trips nine months In lhe year.
They found the river better above Harris
burg than below. Eugene Register.
St iii. Mr J Heahl, proprietor of the
town of Healdsburg, Calif., and family
are visiting relatives in this city and
vicinitj.
Died At the family . . r.ce in this
city on May SO, at ) :0t a id. Martha M .
w'.ie of W H Biljeu. age4 42 years, II
months and 3 days.
J C Johnson, of Satei , arrived in this
city Sundav. We opine he is taking
quite a lively interest in politics and
comes hark to lields familiar to further
the interests
of his pet candidates
Pr.i
Polk Still Lkad. In the two mile
bicycle rac at Portland, in the fciter-
noon of Decoration day, yttsi j.ueas, of
Monmouth, was --.l-l nrst prize, a
; .... gold medal. Frank Imghry,
another Pclk county bov, took the
second prite in the 100 yard foot race, tt
being a handsome silver meaai. In
these races Connecticut and California
were represented as well as Oregon, and
hence we think we have a right to say,
hurrah 'or Pole. West Side.
MoNMOfTM CollMENCKM EXT. Following
is the program for commencement exer
cises of the Oregon State Normal school
at Monmouth : Saturday June lsth Art
exhibit an.'l concert; Sunday. June I'.'th
Baccalaureate sermon, by Rev Alfred
kuminer, Portland ; Mondav, June 20
Class tree day exerxises in afternoon,
students reunion in afternoon ; Tuesday,
June -1st Atheletic tournament, begin
ning of graduation ineveniug: Wednes
day, June 22d Continuation of gradua
tion exercises, alumni reunion.
Loi'DsQ On-. Supt Fields, of the
Southern Pacific, was in Alliany Wed
nesday and Thursday. An exchange
says that on account of a decrease in
business he is laying oft employes where
possible. At Eugene To'u Aw biey was
relieved. Albany lias none too many
employes now to do the work.
Tit MtNES The Albany Mining A
Milling company expect to make a com
plete cleannp about lb 10'ih instant,
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WnCil a coapie ui sue uiiviiuit h in ue
present to attend to the matter Reports
Iroui the mines ara very encouraging.
Now that egress to the mines is much
easier than during the winter steady
work will prohnbly Iks the rttwU. The
Sanliain minefl vifl lie heard from.
8nor ix he Arm. Wm Klkin of this
city was accident! v shot in the forearm last
Monday, .fe and Phil Rltter were out
huntimr with a target cun, when the
weapon was accidentlv ch'scharged.the ball
entering Ibe f,oreafm just above the wrist,
passing arounil uic oancn auu louin); just
under tne sum on me opposite suie oi mm
mcmbe". Dr roley exlracted the hall and
dressed the wound. -.Advance.
Givnv l.?p.-0 E Creed, re:ently editor
of the New Whatcom People's Party
Journal, will comnience the publication of
the People's Press in Albany, a weekly
people's patty orgsn, Ex. No. He has
given up the Idea, having gotten little en
couragement in the matter?
M.-m: 1 50 Loam. I have money in
sums of 500 to $20,000 to loan on im
proved farm lands in Linn and Kenton
counties, at lowest current rates. No
delay in furnishing the money.
C G BuuiaiAHT,
Heal estate agent, Albany, Oregon.
CATARK.H CURED, hevlth and swee
breath secured by SLilah's Catarrh Remedy
Price, 50 cena . Nasal Injeetor free.
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Sea Q O l iafU'id's i-i sroiit 1 stuk
tarneasii'ssddlery: eto., bsf.ire j i oh id t.
It is sctaaUy ccononiv to drink Ussoh's
Tea. Being absolutely purs, in is mu:h
stronger than the artiliolst teas, ab nt ono
third less of it, or about twenty grains, bs
ingi'i't itsd per cap. As there are 7.6S0
grains to a pound, there will bn ssea to ba
between three and four hamlrod oupi to the
nnnnd As 11 IS but 00 cents por pound,
this is at the rats qf about one fifthof a
osut
per op. For sale at Alien tiros.
J" ANTED. A single man wants
place
VV t0 work on farm by day or mosnth.
Address I C Duedall, Albany, Or , or see
himjat his home in Fairdsle, one mils eatt
lof Albany.
Charlton ia having j eikiax and kkhval VtMl tiik bkidck hmo.
a dwelling in Kast !
THURSDAY
I) G Clark left this noon for Portland"
Hon Jeff Meyers was In the city tod .y .
ILtrry W Price, of Portland, is In the
city.
W A Co went to Eugene this noon on
business.
Prof H S Strange,
of Oregon City, was
II county, has moved
J'-nith, of Sclo. have
In the city today.
1) LCurl.of Yam'
toA'banyto reidde .
O S May and P O
!iein dnini. Alhanv
Mrs Jos Webber, jr., ::i rived in Albany
this noon on a visit with Albany friends.
Hon M C Georg- parsed tSrottjth Al
bany today for Lebanon, where lis will
oia'.e tonight. H Is evidently needed
there.
Prof Rcld, of Eugene, is in the clcy. At
the commencement exercises of the public
schools of that city la.t Friday evening
there were thirty-thiee graduates.
Col FJJaer. of the Walla Walla
Statesman, fci In the city today on fits
way itorr.'; fio;n a Mt to hts Yaquina
Bay sheep ranch.
Dr John Geisendorfer, formerly of Al
bany, is now located at Arlington, where
he Ii doing a good business. As will be
seen by tne dispatches he was yesterday
called in n important case there.
Rey H H Dobbins, who has hecn rais
ing money tor the colDge for several
months. Is in the cilv, accompanied bv
Mrs Dobbins and a son, Rev II 1 Dob-
btns.who recently graduated from Prince
ton .
Don't forget the Ladles Aid Society
benefit FriJay evening, June 3rd. The
ladles will have the halt beautifully decor
ated anJ a piaating progrsm vd b
rendered, one of the principal feature
being the "Minuet Drill- by thirteen
Admission, 25 cents
Mr Tip Humphrey, of the Scio Press.
is in the city.
Mrs John Connci, of Portland, i in the
city vis-ting A'bany frienjt.
Mr (ius Zinible. th go-nl natured and
expert boot black, is in Portland ou a
short trip.
Mr Wylfe B Moores, ol Salem, and her
titter, Mrs W K Eills.of Grard Ronde.are
in Albany.
Rev Geo H Lee, of Seattle, brother, of
Prof W II Lc. has been in the city, the
guett of the Protestor.
L M Ciirl and Percy R Keller were
admitted to the bar at Salem tetterday in
a large clast, pating creditable examina
tions.
Bob Johnson, the live and fearless
editor oi the Times, owned and ruti hyi
himself, and Tom bitehorn, of Cor
vallis, were in the city today, on their
way to the Capital-
Several Chinamen have asked the Dem
ocrat it anything had been pub:Uhrd .
about tome Chinamen stealing eggs, I
which indicates that there hat been tome!
trouble in the Ceiettial camp.
Mr McBride, an eld resident of Polk'wonl
countv, is in the city, and the DcMoraaT
is under obligations to him for a hand
some rose, sent the Democrat by Kditor
Bell, of the West Side.
Geo W Wright, Etq , hai relumed from
a trip 10 Brori'...e and Sweet Hon-.e.
where be made tone live democratic
speeches. Mr Wright it a fluent talker
and presents facts that convince.
W S M- y ar.d wife returned from
Griazly, Crook county, tatt week, and are
now stoppirg iih Mrs Marybeiry1-. par
ents. Mr md Mrs I K Smith, near Splctr.
The Iheimometer rrgVticrsd from 95 to 100
degrees tr. fcastefTt Uregon whcnlhey left.
Mr W B Ilendricson returned lost
evening from a trip to Farmirgton, Spo
kane and other Washington cities. Spo
kane seemed to be fail of life, the new
rail r -ad reached there Fnnday, and
Spokanites were jubilant. Monteith A
Seitenboch have a big store w i;h at least
a doien clerks, carry a 1125.000 stock of
goods, and are doing a rushing business.
SATURDAY ,
Chris Yondran went to Portland today on
butf ne .
Mr K-.ta Vataakt and Mt Stella Stites
went 10 Eugene this noon to visit friendt.
Llcent; was l? ued today for the mar
riage H Chat A Silvernagel an J Mist Rosa
A ltcnder.
Mi Frank Dorrit, foreman of the Town
Talk, of Astoria, it in the
city He will
retire, to-morrow.
Mlstesi Black, Wtlght, Scdgw'k, 'an
Gray, of the public schools, swan to Cor
vallit this noon 10 spend Sabba.h
S W Paisley arrived home Ut night
from s teveraf months visit at his former
home In t'ortb Carolina, and il con
tinue in business here.
The Epworth League ot the M K
church will give a strawberry and ice
cream social Tuesday evenin.June 14th.
Watch for partHulars.
The ladies of the 1st Presbyterian
church will give an ice cream social at
the residence of Hon George E Chamber
lain Wednesday evening, June 8th. The
public is cordially invittd. A short pro
gram will be rendered and all are promis
ed a pleasant evening.
J R Wyatt, Esq , and a party of ladies
and gentlemen from Albany, passed
through Lebanon for Waterloo Monday
in a stylish rig with four fine horses. A f
tcr one or ' wo break-downs they reached
Albany safe y in the old Lebanon starve.
Express.
A B Mv'tLWAis
Makes the folloHing reductions in sutt
or cash :
16 lbs ihy granulated fur Si. 00.
iS IN ex'ra C white fur Si. 00.
30 Uu exiia C golden for 81 00.
lty lhe loo lb sack be will stll svesr si
fotiOAF: llry granulate 6 cenls per lb;
txtraC, 5X cenls; Golden C, 4,'4 cenrs.
He will alto .'.!' a uve gallon keg of ricMet
for 80 ;entt.
Look Unas a Momcny. t have some
of the choicest residence lots hi Albany
(cr sale, terms so reasonable that anybody
can buy and own a home of his own by
paying a small payuie.it down and smail
montnly payments thereafter until ail is
paid for. For further information ca'l at
the office, corner 2nd and Broadalbin sts.,
opposite Dp. moor at office.
1R U W M ASTON.
Yot'K Attention is called to cur line of
Psiificnne costumct.cancs. iackct,b!jers and
rreftis, which is now complete.
They are tailor-modc and guaranteed tobt.
Th: cloths are of the latest fabrics.
Very truly,
Samuel E. Young.
See W P Read's lino of dress gocds
and
silk before buying clecwhero.
GOS. Pure bred 8 0 Brown Leu-
horn eggs. 1 per 18. Addnsa, W
rav. lord. Tall man, Oroaon. '
THAT IIACKINO OOUQB can bo so
quickly cured by Shil ili's Ciire a guar
antee it.
CltOUP, WHOUPtMU COUOH and
Bronchitis, immediately relieved by Shloh's
n
West's Cough Syrup. tho,mrst rehshie
remsdyforsll hrost and lung'uiteaso. Fur
safety keep it always in the hnuse. Large
bottles. V!3 and fiOo. Sold by J A Curaming.
druggist.
With but little care and nu trouble, ti e
beard and mustache can l a kept a uniform
brown or black solor by using Buckingham's
Dve for the whisker.
Sugar. Julius Uradwohl hereafter
will sell Magnolia sugar instead of Extra
C. Magnolia is said to be a better grade
.a . . . J t I t 1 . .
than xtra c. uau anu try it. S,
1 i i .I iii,,, i , j . .. ... . - , i
Friday afteruon Bi'.ly Tulley, Hie
'gardener, better known as Cucumber
Billy, was in the city, and while hee be
came decidedly intoxicated. About 12
j o'clock, or awhile after, he left for borne
oy way ot the nw bridge. in ormge
was decked to nearly the fourth pier.
From there a single plank run over the
lloor sills. Tills morning just under the
bridge, on the hard ground, at the side,
at the point to which the decking was
laid, the body of Tulley was fouud lying,
cold in death. lie had evidently walked
oil" at the-edge of the bridge.
A Coroner's jury was called by Justice
LetpiT, of Fairmont precinct, Benton
county. The evidence showed that
Tulley was seen in Albany as late as If
o'clock intoxicated. Dr Mas'on made
an examination of lhe body and it was
learned tlmt the skull was bally crushed,
tao hones of the left arm broken, severai
ribs broken and the In-art ruptured. His
.vifiii si-i-iiifii inn ot liquor a:ii iouart-o,
ins lungs oeing 1:1 a Had coiiuilion. 1 in- '
iiirv found 111 m-e inlum-f u iili theHe f.ic's
A month or two ago Tuilev, while in-
toxicated, fell oil" the O. P. bridge.nearly
me same distance, forty or hly leet, and j
was very nine injured, in mis case ne 1
evidently struck on his head. During ;
yesterday an Alhanv man told him that
l:c Had to fall off the Albany bridge now f
to complete the job with,
marked that he might as well lie dead
anyway. Tulley his resided around Al-j
hany.generally in the adjoining country,
lor ten or 111 tec n years, had no lamiiv,
1 and was mty-seven years of sge.
A CBlde lor lhe ABllri..l.
Ibefilowiug ktxtr will show4ba way to
heal.h to
many a ituwii hear! id man aod
woman.
HSU Mather
:i . . .i.-- Co.,x y,
writes:
"I have ln tlHi -led f.r some ynara itb
iivtr complaint.'ac j mj-ajiici with dtspepaia
and prcloaged crastipatlno. I was almost
1.1 de air wt. n I coiumenctd using Brat
dtctb s Pills I tmt a coarai- r-f thtm lor a
week rive or six pill every 1.1. I found
mytc'f very much better, bat to make every
thing all sal, roatiooed to lake oa piil a
nijfh fur 01c- a month. I am m.w in a vary
fair state (.f oealth. and I knuw I shall c- n
Uooe seas loo as I take one Brandreth Piil
a mbt.''
U : .- Yot R Eves Open. Don't
deceive!: poor ihingt are dear at any j
price Nothing i, tr,-.er than this Hate- ;
rutin in reference id troves. What it
home w ithout . oe Wk.i EZJl
with a poor one. If vou want a vn.wi one
lhe very best manufactured, go Ij Mat
.
thew. A: Washburre's. where you have a
6ae stock to select from. They also carry
the best line of tinware, hardware, ete, to
lc secured, and ihrir plumbing wi rV is
a!wat rirtt-claat.
A Ct-SAK Recoxp There Is -..othing
like a ciein record: It cour.ts in this
Matthews A Washburne hare one
for telling the beat cojking and heating
ttcves in the market, stoves that give
satisfaction, to tbtt the buyer alwayt-j
o.ese tne teller, une mtght a well live
in Egypt as to have a bouse full of poor
stows Th'.t fsr-o mikes a specialty of
stoves and when yov et one of there sou
get a Jewel or casDething erse that will
aiwax be a blcretcg to j our family.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
Tits success Of this Great Cangfc Care is
witooct s parallel in the bitiory of medicine.
All ilra(trvt are auibcrired to sell Hon a pos
itive Riiirar.-.cf a test that no other care cu
snecesarclly stand. Thil it may become
known, the Prarietdr. at an mormon ax
pensc. sre ptaehac a Sample BoUle IV into
every kome la the t nited Statea and Canada
If have a Oat. Bore Throat . cr Br -chili.
no it. for It will cars jrc-n. If roar
rhiUI h 1 :hcfroii?. or WtooniBK Ccotrh. use
it promt,:lv. an-1 rcliaf i. sore. If yon dread
thai insldion dicaa ConsumpUon, nse it.
Ask yvar Drnrrs". for SitlLOH'S CCRE.
Price Wets.. sOct andSI.W. IfvrLaaa
ire -re or Btck lac-.c, ne ScilcV aVroa'
Pir. Prir i-irti. k r V d ensa.
itt ul lci.rs
OREGON PA IFI1 BA1LROAO
O., T. E, 11. Itereiver.
t' A'.CINA ROUTE RIVER DIVISION.
for tba saaa
i IBM
lS.h, 189S
la tff.ct Annl
KTCAWS
WW
no 1.
Portland for
Mondiysjsd
i oys and
Thursday at 6 A A "
ttvsj Albany for m.
L-avea Cfrva'lit for Salem, Tnttolays and
Friilays at 11 am.
Ltaves Sabtn fr Prtiaad, Wcdasidaya
scd Sturdyt qa h.
TICKETS
KANSAS CITY, ST. PAUL,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
and all roivrs
East, North and Srattt.
2 TRAINS DAILY.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS,
COLONIST SLEEPERS,
DECLINING CHAIR CARS,
AND DINERS.
Stcameis Portland to San Kranclsco
Ever 4 days.
TICKETS
TO AND
FROM
EUROPE
For 'ales an A eeneral tnforrustlau call
or address
W H llURLBLvRT,Asst.Ucn l. Pass. Agt.
54 Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon.
33 y JQIKTC3h!
I, F. L. DUMONT,
THE 1-
ffei'ctifnt - I'qiloi',
do Dyeing-, Scouring, Cleming, Repairing-
lor the most reasonable
prices. Come and see me and 1 will
prove that I will save you money,
F. L. DIJMOOT.
Albany, Oregon.
A dispstco frjm Kansas City, says:
A iotnt meeting ot lhe democratic and
people's party of Kansas met lodav, which
may ultimately result hi not only" detest
ing the republican again, hut a'o in
transferring ilie mate to the doubtf.il
column. The meeting was in secret session
all day, and during it the whole matter of
it. 11. n wan disciMKcd, ami a resolution wi'l
be made pubi'c Satuiday. The preamble
ar.d resolutions arranged the . c egales of
lhe coalition as follows: Democrat to be
given the candidate for chief ju:ice of the
suprtme court and the congrestmen at
large, the rest i the s'ate ticket to be
given to the people' parry Candidates
of the two parties will be nominated at a
separate convention. Tin object it to
avoid endorsement by ri-h-r panv of the
other' principles.
There is great excitement at Minneapolis
at the deiegate to th republican conven-
1 1, )n continue t arrive.
continne to arrive. Dudley. Quay.
Piatt anil other of that faction are deter-
"lined toenmh HnrJaffil
Hard wopU are
le.njr spoki-n on all sides. It is said Blaine
w jj n()( wri,4.
another letter. What the
outcome will be it n difficult to te !. What
a changn ha ntsUeahf come over tLe spirit
of the dn-am i t!,.- republican leaders
Only a few Wt w.-k . ': ' -,onin
, . . 4. . a
t,w;lami ,hut " " i-( rxmvsrntlOB
would be a tame, eventless uf!;iir and thai
t.i- Wuvt -r.it 1. i.-.i-niinn r-nl.l ! full f
amtement and intent f.-,':t- f..r a.
1 the republican convention is concerned the
prediction is entirely at tault. WThat it
may
prove t 1 at Chicago remains to be
At Stio Mr M A Miller, in his speech.
prrjceedd to show that the affair of Linn
county have been managed more econom
ically than Marion, the former having been
for a qnarterof a century uc-'er democratic
rule and the latter under rep-j'olican rule.
Mr Richardnon took isue and declared in
the most positive terms that the tax levy of
Linn wa 19' mills while Mr Miller said
it was 1. Mr Miller appealed to County
j C erk Payne who was i.reent. Mr Pay na
informed Mr Richardson that Mr Miller was
right and cr ce more Mr Richardson had to
sulfide.
The sugar tru-t by the aid of the duty on
refined sugar, is enabled to lax the people
.1 - c . -,
of the I nited State atut 1 . ir family
annually This is not much as the trust
argues with great earnestnese when it is
proposed to repeal the duty. But a- there
ore about twelve millioa families in the
I'nited States it means a good deal to the
trust.
McKin!eylsm in America and Toryism
in England are the tame thins; under dif -fcreni
names. They both mean exclusive
privileges for an exclusive class and heavy
burden of taxation tribute for The Peo
pie. Richard Croker. Tammany chieftain, says
the Tammany delegation t J the national
con ve at ion will work for Hill, hut that if
Cleveland is nominated Tammany will give
him loyal support.
The mole wasp never stings, hut so long
as he and his sister arc twins and tires alike
I this hi! of knowledge availeth not.
ILBAIY GQLLE8UTE ISStTTOTI
ALBANY, OREiaON
lSQl, 1802.
tnt Versa pen Mpwtr sir .
A f- I cor pa of instrueton,
CIAJS1CAL. SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coaraea or lu,ly sr ran red 10 mi tb
all grades of atodeffta.
Sfitl lavaaorarexr oftrni to saoVsl
rv.
titit ir i i svsit
Fre .Ideal .
Albany
IRONWORKS.
Mani-fuctorera
lEAH ENCiHIS CRIST AMD SAW
MILL MACHINERY. IRON rfONTS
ALL KIK03 OF KEA.Y
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
Special sllesllon Laid to repa'ri" rli
kinds of u acbim ry.
Haunj-ns Made on Short Notict
FORTMILLER & IRVING
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.-
Attoilal I'mt-altninu
i ttisnj .
done SeleuViaoaiLT
Ore sou.
threats. nd Trslla Marks obtained, sua all
cut business condscied for Modefs Ters.
Our Ulrica Is Oasosfle 0. S. Pstcnt CBics.
and wo can seonra pitrnt In less tluisthanlho
remote from Wasblastoo.
beud raudel, drswius or photo,, -'5t dscr
tlon. We advise. If ftaftennSM or uot. fraa t
charji!1. Onr foe not lt till unteut is seeeren
A ramottlet, -now to OWatti latents," wUfc
enraos ofaeiii-d clients InyuurSulu. cotuu?,
tow u, aent fre- Address
C.A.SNOW&CC
0vita Pslsnt OtKcs. Wsshlno'ss. n. f
WALLPAPER,
19 cents per double roll, Send j-cen
stamp for samples.
SCHOFIELT) & MORGAN,
192 Third St., Portland, Or,
CHOICE MEATS
Or All Kuins .
mriei - Sc - Baker,
Oppotite Schmssr't Uvery SUhM, Pt
doar to WUlaaMti fakuw Co' sMca.
The Liver
When ont of order, Involves every organ of
ttw body. Remedies for some other uerangs
meiit are frequently taken without th i.t
effect, became it is the liver which is the real
smu-CB of OH trouble, and until that Is set
right there can be no health, strength, 01
'omfort in any part of the system. Mercury,
In some form, is a common speelfle for tl slug
gish liver; but a far safer and more effective
medicine Is
Ayer's Pills.
For loss of appetite, billons troubles, consti
pation, indigestion, and sick headache, these
Fills are unsurpassed.
-For a long time I was a sufferer from
stomach, Hrer, and kidney troubles, expe
riencing much difficulty hi digestion, wit
severe palm In the lumbar region and other
parts of the body. Having tried a variety of
remedies, including warm baths, with only
temporary relief, about three months ago I
began the use of Ayer's Pills, and my health
Is so much Improved that I gladly testify to
the superior merits of tills medklue."
Manoel Jorge ferelra, Porto, Portugal.
-Fw the care of keadaette, Ayer's Cathar
sis Pills are the most effective medicine I
ever nsed-"-K. K. James. Dorchester, Mass
"When I feel the need of a cathartic. I take
Ayer's Pills, and find them to be more effec
tive than auy other pill I ever took." Mrs
B. C (inibb, Burwellvtne, Vs.
' I boss found in Ayer's IHls, an invalua
ble resaevy for constipation, biliousness, and
kiadnd ..isorders, peculiar to nssjtHi
1 .ii.ties. Taken in small sad frequent
01 these Pills
Act Well
on the liver, restoring its natural powers, and
ling it in throwing 08 malarial poisons."
- . F. Alston, Quitman. Texas.
Whenever I am troubled with eonstiia
tion. or suffer from loss of appetite. Ayer's
Pills set me right again." A. J. Kiser, Jr.
Pock House. Vs.
" In 1838. by the advice of a friend, I began
the use of Ayer's Pflls as a remedy for bU
"ness. constipation, high fevers, and
colds. They served me better dian acydiing
I had previously tried, and I hare .rs-l th-m
tnattaeks of that sort ever since.- n. flr. !
-in 311, tfuusuiua, ATR.
Ayer's Pills,
raaraaso srr
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Law Mast
OOS by ail Iragi. aad Drmim in Mediuoa
OUR STOCK FOR
SPRING
N
I- now complete, and comprises the following; lines.
LADIES AND CHILDREN WEAR.
Staple Dry Goods.
Dress Goods,
Wash Fabrics,
Embroideries and Flonncings,
Silks and Satins,
Complete Stock of Shoes, Etc.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR
Clothing,
Fine Neglegee Shirts,
Working Mens' Shirts,
Underwear,
Neckwear,
Hats and Caps,
Boots. Shoes, Etc.
He gttarantee prices to be the lowest as compared with quality. Call one
examine goods and get prices before purchasing elsewhere if you wish to save nsocey
No trouble to show goods.
G, W. Simpson.
for Infants and
"CjwtorU is so w -r. ija ; to chadmo that
. reoomiTH'nil Uaasupeiior to any prescription
aum j ow.'' tl. A. Sacnn:, M. IX,
111 So. -ord St., Brooklyn, S. T.
- The itss of CaiScci is so universal ana
Ik- -.writs so veil known that it seems a work
f rapertirojrarten to endorse it. Few areUsa
: -ifiiicvEt faucilies who tio not keep Osstoria
uiun easy leach "
Carlos Maktts. P.IK.
Mew Ytck CStr.
' jUo Pa-K leoatir-.' 1i.'o Beforuted Church.
Tbsi Cmrraea
Julius Gradwohi's Bazaar
The very latest news is that you oan!buy at JULIUS
QB ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods asfbllows:
Arbuokle's Coffee, Per Pound 25c.
lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
lbs. Magnolia Sugar White 1.0O
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 25
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 1.0O
5 Gallons Good Pickles SO
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 90
I will conduct a strict oash store, and all (roods will bo sold Tor net cash from ft)
. 25 par cent leas than regular price. My stock of China ware, fanoy goods, ant
all t be desirable syles of dishes, as wall as a general assortment of groceries . crocs. -a
iy, tamp and flit urea Is complete. 1 make a apenivlly ot rtua to, ooftd and
' iking powder, and always plsas my customers,
A gem tor several responsible Insurance eompanias. Jalias Orad woUI .
L.
Deader in
CH0I8E
TEAS,
and a general assort mem of
OOBRj
Subscription agent fot all the leading
Near (beP .,
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rrjjs ai ii iq soa seoy saooxS xaoX j
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nazaoo paujaa f vsua-n. i je---s.
i ;j j smajiood JO SWtSnd pjgn' -tl
qas siqi no tartut Xtpoirir.a maawt
wi j o Xjosnb poci2 a : opasjest
Xrips-M tn zsta oaoiS sqi aapca aa
"TJ;q s srafsfltnai p . tcyxt-go m jo asa
q npoiad oars taq saat3 Ja:rp -2pq saj
stfj sasjssi xrno vrs. -pjej
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tpn zot pass cit ja;rui
rpo;ao nuaa) : yzrjyn
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l paxtza stet Xrvnipjo s-ri
t aotoa isaxSryrn;q iq:q
Tl rrtfl jsoas tdoad mi
ALLFN BROS
LOST. A gold cha:n ac twa tors
taars.j ictslhtr. wmewharo in
AlboaT. R- turn to D w oast
SHIER
Children.
Castorla c.-ircr CoBj, Coostipaos,
SwstOwimli. "rrhoe Eraetaoon.
ills Won, gtvaa swp, and proonotea S-
rrssioa.
wiaQat iafssasaasi
Ttr several vwrs I ha
ir ' Oasaoria. ' and shaD ahravs eoatwue tv
soasithaa SSMhtF arodaoe! ban?fr
teaatts.
Kn tn -. Pakebs. H. Dl,
The Wtnchrou,-" l 'Jh Street and 7th Asia,
Sew York Cit
Oostvairr, 77 cb.bax Snxcx, Stv To.
Kenton, -:-
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