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which m ommodtiioi'.a ara b 'th free
ami furnlnbtal fur holders cf Pira or
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Knrope ean he purcbaand at it y
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ATTENDING TO Bl'tlNUU
Editors Democrat;
Evidently Gov Pennoyer l having a hard
time of it. But In his insane sayings
against the president he should be truthfuj
as well as funny. The latest is his original
charge that President Cleveland and the
Chinese minister have connived together to
defeat the object of the Geary law by post
poning the execution of it. This dcclata-
tlon reminds one very forcibly of the
accusation made by Salem demo
crat on inauguration day that our gover
nor was "an ass" a compliment we regret to
say our executive by his actions is deter
mined to perpetuate.
It is a notorious fact thst the Chinese
government and its minister at Washington
have warned their countrymen now in the
UniteJ States, from the hour of its passage
to the present time not to heed the Geary
act under heavy penalties for disobedience
This warning was made before Mr Cleve
land was elected president or perhaps nom
inated. On the 4ih of March last our pres
ident took his oath ot office. Hence he has
nothing to do with the Chinese war upon
the Geary acts. Recently an appeal wa
made by the Chinese authorities to have
tSls Geary law tested by the supreme court
of the Tjnited States and this court has con
sented to hear ihe case on the 10th of May
Instant without delay, violence or unneces
sary trouble, had the law been executed
on the 6t hot May as intended, a test case
would have been taken to the supreme court.
Wherein then is there at.y cause of censure
of our president. It Is the supreme court of
the United States that is doing this, and out
of courtesy to that court the execution ut
the Geary law is postponed, awaiting this
final decision.
Were Mr Pennoyer president, we in.'ei
from his visionary views, that he would ex
ecute thi Geary law at all hazards. Being
opposed to the interference ot federal courts
withthe laws of our country, holding that
the laws enacted by "parlumtnt" cannot be '
questioned by court, he would arrest the
.... . ...
Chinese here and retain them to Chin at
the expense of our government in fell con
tempt of supreme conn Interference, using
. :ss. 1 w . 1... - - ':
V VIIUII.1I .11.1 Ul MHUW U , - , , ', , .,
, . . . . during tie same period and under like con
at Salem on inauguration day. to carry out,.-.. . J,. ...
j bis proclamation. When by way of ret I
I lation every American in China would in
that eveat figure in a Ossible escape from ,
Heathen murderers or in a deadly massacre.
This would be the alternative as threatened j
a ' , .. , . . , ..
knowat Whh these facts before them we 1
noticed the governor has some admirers who
have sent him congratulatory resolutions
tor this insult based on Unje false prom
set which he tent to the president. This
dUtespect for authortiy or for the office of
I . . . . , .
i - nmmlA.nl fMtnre in I
. .
tne orgsaizea nosiiwy to government touoo
in the socialist, the anarchist aod nihilist
And, Governor Pennoyer knows well that
his conduct tends to (osier and flatter these
fearful elements in ocr nation. In view of
the Intuit to the president now forcibly ap
pear! the words of that grand aid Roman
who said. "An insult offered to the lorct
citizen it an insult to the whole rare.''
THE NEUUO PKGBlaTJI.
A table of death rates of certain Ameri
can cities for tbe year ending jane 20.1S90,
which inciuaet in tbe list New Orleans,
Washington and Baltimore, in each of
whirb there is a v-ry large colored popula
tion, shows that the dearh rate a mane the
colored ntDle is ..re much lareer rr I won
. , - ,
of population than that of the white race.
Thu the tola' deaih rale imong the adalt
white was 26.41. The death rate per 100O
ef white children under 5 years of age was
87 33 and of white inlants under one year
of age 339.93. The total death rate per
1 000 among the colored ada.ts was 36 61
wliile the rate per 1000 of children under
5 years of age was 118. 17 and of infants;
under one year 483 .17. In Washington, the
total per 1000 among the adult while was
'9.79 per laoo, children under 5 years of !
see 1 and lor.m under one tear ol age
2,3 95. wh-I the total rate pe, .000 of ihe
colored adults was ;8.M, children under 5
.ear. ed ... nam ao iafant. nd Me .ear
" . . . .
of see son. U. In
Kal'.imore the adult
death rate among
white adalts was aaaSl,
chilcrrn under 5 years 94.76, Infant under
one tear of age 329 2a, the colored rate
being for sdults 36.41, for children under 5
years of age 108. 23, for infants under one
year of age 714.08.
These figures woald seem to indicate that
tbe larger mortality among the colon J pop
ulation is due to the lack of attention to
colored children, which shows itself not
alone 111 the enormous death rate -mong
infants, but in the excessive death rate
among adults, for many of those who sur
vive infancy aro cut ofl In their ma'urer
years by msladUs which may be directly
triced to neglect In childhood. Unfor
tunately, vital staiistics were not accurately
recorded daring the days of slavery, and it
is not po'sible, therefore to make comparl
sont that would illustrate the relative re
sults ef the changed conditions of the col
ored people so far as the questiwn of mor
tality is concerned . But there csn be no
deaU that the ratio of increase in the col
ored population is not ss great a it
during slave lime and does a H keep pace
with tle inctae' In the white population,
and as i'ieir tanks ate never likely to be
swelled by immig.alion from Afiica tb
logic ol the above figure seem to be that
within a few hundred year the race in thi
country will be prac-ica'iy extinct at any
rale that the "negro problem" will become
les troublesome to each succeeding gen
eration. Tl Mountalntir sat the rrss of the
stale should ruw begin to agitate the mat
ter of removing the capital from Salem toa
more central location. Of course we know
Albsny would be a moie suitable place
than Salem, neveill.cleis, on account of the
great Increase of taxation which the change
wouH cn'sll we are constrained 10 oppose
the chan-e. Near, then.
Pl.in Facts. And that i. what we
wait. Fort mil lor & Irving have just re
ceived an elegant line of lace curtalna.
Their stock of wall paper Is large and
complete, and prices are remsikably low.
Over 120 dozen window shades on hand.
Call on Fortmlller Si Irving If you wish
ihe best and largest assortments to select
from.
I!., ..kill en!k uu ledge.
Kantu1 to the producttoonf the m H per.
feet and (npalar 'axativ remedy knowr,
have enabled the Ctlifornis KgSyruu d.
to achieve a great SMS in tht reputatn n
of it remedy, Symu of Fis. a it is conced
ed tn be the uni.ver.al laxative. For sale '. y
all ditigtji.t.
K.ir ti e bnas raffia' and
ia... lltttp, to to Muelitaa
1 .-ini." mint mo
r n lute.
tn Bay Wlaneri
The .e'id veatthuledltrsin nf the Chiaaao.
Uui.m "arlHo A North Western Line diatanre j
Una i pe'.itlou witi. 1 ae. It ha the .hjrt-f-
line, fastest time, U lion dapnt snd 00
hsntfe or delay a, the Mtasc uri Kivsr.and is
in. Mi ular World's Fair route.
a j Sc Carse, H..I
S rest, Portltad,
8)i W.h
THE FORMATION OF COAL
Nature is itili making coal, though, un
fortunately, not at a rate anything like fast
enough to make up for the consumption of
this product. The process mny be watched
from beginning to end. For this purpose
one must go first to a post bed, a hich is
simply an accumulation of the remains of
plants that grew and decayed on the spot
where they are now found. When the up
per layer of this material is removed one
finds peat with fifty-two to sixty-six per
cent of carbon, and the deeper one goes the
better quality it gets. It may bo cut in
blocks with sharp spades, the water may be
pressed from the blocks, and they may be
stacked up, covered and dried and used for
fuel. There is a certain kind of moss call
ed "spagnum" which in large part makes
up the peat producing vegetation. Us roots
die annually, but from the living top new
roots are set out each year. The workmen
who dig peat understand that if this surface
is destroyed the growth of the bed must
stop; so commonly they remove the sod
carefully, replacing it after they have taken
out a stratum of peat. There is little dcubt
that if tbess beds of peat could lie undis
turbed and covered over through many ages
they would take dn" ull the characteristics
of mineral coal.
The substance of coal has been so com
pressed that the forms of the plants coru
, posing it cannot usually he seen. But when
., ts lm ...... i .... ti.;, !,,,( I ;u
transmit light, and is then subjected to a
powerful microscope, Its vegetable structure
mny readily be distinguished. Immediate
ly under every separate seam of coal there
is a stratum of what is known as fire clay.
This stratum is always present, and con
tains in great abundance the fossil impres
sions of roots and stems and twigs, showing
1 that it was once the soil from which vege
tation grew luxuriantly. It is common
also to find fossil tree 'terns lying readied
fiat beneath the layers of black s'ate which
form the roofs of cjal mines as well as the
impressions of the leaves, nuts and seeds
which fell from these trees while they were
living. In some beds of cannel coal whole
trees have been found with roots, branches
1 T " , rTTj. Iil -11
va ' suiu eavjcvioi tUIUUltnc, WU il 1 WQ1U '
into the same quality of coil as that U
which tney were surrounded.
Geologists are of the opinion that bitu
minous and anthracite coal were formed
. tatisvsia. iivm-inj "lit. lH VIIUIU-
nous, but during the violent contortion
and upheavels of the earth's crust at the
close of the carboniferous age the bitumin
ous coals involved in that disturbance were
changed by heat and pressure and the con-
sequent expulsion cf volatile matter from
77? . .. , , ..
bituminous to anthracite. Cannel coal is a
variety of bituminous coal which bums
j with great freedom, tbe flame of it afford
jing considerable light. It was called
I ''e.ti,IL. M.!" I.tt lii. t' nr. 1 1. 1 . niAnl. etui
"7 "I.. T -. "2 " ,
1 first used it, as it often served as a substi-
; tnte for candles
1Lm 1 Ka H,mA 1 1 BB . w. IW
rorted to "cannel" and baa so remained.
It is more compact than ordinary bilimin
ous coal and it can be wrought in a lathe
and polished. A certain variety of it found
in 1 orkshire, England, u maaufactureu
into a kind of jeweiry known as "jet."
CV RIOtS FACTS.
I.umbert 011, Ct, toasts of a calf that eats
thicken. By and by somebody will be eating
that ca'if as a chicken sa!ld .
T he imperial health officer of Benin says
that the juice of both the orange and the
lemon is fatal to the cholera bacillus ia a
few hears.
A mother at Pemiscot, Mo, has foti
! daughters who
bear these eaphonious
Beulah Mav, Iry Kott, Beoda Al
wilda sad Greta Alfleta.
A new diiviaj. belt has been mad in Franc
by parchment ing tbe leather instead of tan
ning i The beh dee not stretch snd is
more durable than I as tied bells
Someone of a cariooslv mathcuiAitca;
torn has calculated that a pound of spider'
webbing unwound woald be long enough to
reach around the world, with enough left to
reach from New Vork to Saa Kraoci'CO.
Tbe two (ides of the fare are never alike.
"7 . - ' ' .
TT uc ,
' ll,oa&' th,n ,he o ner "" out
! '1 .,he cu U K""'T hbjher
tnaa tne lelt.
Tbe Globe, a brig of tio toot leeiwer
----ti- i the I.ivensnol does. un .d '
ing a carg). She was built in iS;6. aad has
been in constant service for tT rear, bet a
. . , . ,
survey showed her to be sea srorthr and ar-
-
parently good for many net voyagei.
Tbe Cancer Hospital of London ha fowad
It necessary to correct a wwesorcad beiief
t necessary to co red a widespread
that tomatJe. .re reiuaed 10 it patient.
There i no evidence 1 hat tomiloe predit
poselo or excite cancer formation or that
poaetoor excite cancer tarma.ion. or nat
they are In any way lr jurso-t to cancer p.-
tleni or other indivituai.
Pari, has pr.c tcailv decided that the big
. ... -aw . , ... a
thing with whi:h shewl l amuse the . orld
at the exhibition of 19 a) w.ll be the are'-
eat of aU telescope. . It will awt ai letst
$500,000, and it I. expected to bring tbe
moon near enoueh tn see ahiecta no latirer
than the tower.:, the BrookWn bridge
A aew work b, H W Wilson .late, that
bv lrnetion at ooo.nn.-. acre are miii. frail-
fui In India alone. In Egypt there sre a
biut 6.000.000 acres, and In Ka. opt abou
S.o3j,ooo. The United State has just be
gun the wcik of Improving its waste area,
bat has already about 4,000,000 acres of ir
rigk'ed land.
According to statistic furnished hy Rev
Dr Dawson Burns of London, the English
spent $19.16 per capita, the Scotch 515.14
per capita. and the Irish St 1 per capita fo
liquor annually,
NoTica. Parties desiring a good cup of
coffee should cal) at the store of Perry
Conn and examine the Pan American
coffee not, guaranteed 10 save you 30 per
sent of tour coffee; ,n.kcs a better coffee
than can be made by the old way .and It is
made In twenty second. Call and ee us.
rhew twtir wa-, stt-s. -When
a ... was n CMM.
W- .1 ii kwaaaaa M..
eta 1. in tiu-i i.H '-.
e he. ' 'astiirut
rsril for I'u.toria
sll" Ul
WkDlMKO NVrrAVlONS. I
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden,
Common every day.
"Smii.kv .
oni or aigbt
Thej travnliog pul.l'O are now fully alive
tn lhe f ot that the C iin.go, Uoion Pacltio
& North-Wet turn . lur offeia the very heat
accommodations to the public from and to
Chicago, Omaha and iutermediata point.,
tint uoly duiini Ihn World's F.ir, but all
tne year round .
To art at Ihe Faels
B Raiding Hood. Sanaparilli, aaa tb
p. pie who take this medicine, r react th
te ' 'iiionial otten published in thi pape
To. v will oouviuoi yun that Hood' cure
I od'a fill 1 outs ooustipstion.
Our spring wrspt hsve oomend on .c
oi'Uut 01 their lata arrival we will sell same
with th smallest pusiible margin. The
Ladies Bazaar.
Mianrs
The West states that ISO new houses
were erected in Florence the past twelve
months, and 800 town, lots were sold there i
last year. The following is significent:
The rate of liquor license in Florence lias
been fixed at 400 per Annum . Arrange
ments are also being made to erect a jail.
Portland's two appointees of the presi
dent. Judge Bf Dinger and Appraiser
Russell, had a mascot. The former was
born in Knox county, III., and the latter
was reared there. That combination
knocks out their competitors. Teleo-ram.
moseoora in Knox county, III.,
will 1
I
i
picnse come lorward.
The Eugene Register snys : We al-!
ready have evidence that the small ex- j
dibit of this slate in Chicago has attract- I
ed favorable attention. A gentleman ;
living at Uayton, Ohio, visited the lair
fair 1
and was shown throutrh our fruit exhibit 3
by one of th-n commissioners, rie was '
decidedly well pleased with it and has
written to H N Cockerline of this city to ;
learn more about the country, with a
, , - I
view of coming here o Iocae periuan-
enUv.
The
way:
Salem Journal looks at it in this
The board to locate the Soldiers'
Home
was evidently nut iid for some 1
other purpose than to deal fairly, justly
and dispassionately with the subject!
thevhave in hand. The editor of the
Albany Herald gives this away v. hen he
heads his report of the injunction suit as i
allows : "Salem Crying! Has nearly 1
nan ot Ail Oregon Now no wants the
Rest.'' It matters not if Salem has the
earth. This little board was not sel cted
to pass on that.
The young l.i.ii.-- of "iv,le. CoL, are true
to their faith. They will only wear silver
onuunentK.
Every day reveals the fact that it U a very
easy tlung to get al'ti.' u ithout Chiiuunen.
In fact, we don't neol tli.-m at all. There
are plenty of white men todo the work, and
who are willing to utt.'ii.l to anv limm h of
it.
tbe Salem liid.q. nd, nt is Mjraw f,.r lU
.lice for allowing "tin horn gaml.U-o ' to
pol
remain
HI toe city, it u. orettv strong
. i
inTty trtng
as vaJuUmd.
!
referring to them mi 09 ,
and aif of them'ure uidit for ."mv lkT ne
;:IV. "NdBP ill Il.fm ut.Hii.ir). hi..t
. ,. - , . , . ' I
"S lsssat - ww I ' , 1 t liW,l-
tion. the vilest specimen of degraIel hu
manitv on the face of the earth "
Jefferson Oavis, widow el tne ".onteoei-aie
The state board. txaviaUng of (;overtlaeif-plfi.Je1n;' engaged rooms at ians
PeniKnw. Treaeurrr Metx-lian and Secre- i 100 ,!orir?h ium,fr-. ,n let,rl
tart McBri.le. have decidetl to make no ceived by Mr Cranston today. Mr iNtv s
mew rtcttrrions over the enrternrsirt of tlie ,
i state in tbe interest of the branch asylam. !
..o. assa it .IwmI .'
rr. . . l,. iWi.LJ Tt.;. j.,.. .t,..,
Hwaa ,..w-di.w, in tL- L
officials a to the legality of locating away
from here an -tate intittition. lndete?nd-
nt.
Doctors mit-t know what they are about
judging from the following: ' lh W. II.
KobinMOn of Kuwlxirg. ha hern arpstnl
for malpractice . He treated the dauglder
of Mr. Kapp fra-tort.ilitis.when itwaswrne
thing esse. The hodv was exhiiiuexl, an
antniy held, are! the jury of four lortr
iield that the child i-june to its dewlh from
culpable netrfl-nre. Kobinaon was held
j for the grand Jury under liaaj Ijon.b.
We.ieLtv the New Y.ak Cttttl
j railroad s Empire -tate . tpre bntke all
railroading reaortis in tne run from Itrxh
tr tn ifiilTAilii uMatiiiintf .iwl ,sf Itr'i
sr--SB. a .. "
fiitlst. tin An XwutT n.. r-.. Ar..n LZ
th r.d.iM.l., . ..,.;. v.. 'm . i,;. I,
will he sent to the W..ri.l fair Mile
were made in from 4 ti of) aectmii. right
along until Corfu w .t restt lte.1. Tbe di-
tanee from Corfu to ( ntten.ien. four miles
snu made in :, minut ami tbe two mile
Mwer-n WerKle and LsJ-JJj 18. wr reefed
off in one minute and thirty second. The
tra it from Ltasnt-vilU. to Forks station is as
solid as a rock. The .ii.tance is nine mU.
" . .IU.... -
tf1?. rnDdfr... iw F'TV'-
rvstcneo. a mile v.u aasssBI in mute.w.ii
- " TV-:;....
nine rente. Iron, H.4t L. H.,rT,U
ma.L, in .,!, ..., .a,t r..,t
J -
Some asnrsfmpetv air so uurea--.-mal.Se an
the crinoline tanstiott that they will even
j oppow latrrels Uvtaase they arr-ar h" p-
Fanner, gsaserallv are opentng their ew.
ahtKit th,- last k-gtlW 16, clerks, m
ot.T m of whom ahcmld hare 1.,.,,
.J 1 .. . rnnfti- Tn
that domn't Ml well in tlic dav. of high
I-..-,,... m M , -I ..,-, . . . - 1. d 1 n 1
tax.s
Judge IVrl'inger. of the 1"
di.tritt
I aMlt ji thp fini, ,r i; t:
o,uor to Indian, from l(Ho fiV He al
I sets down on collusive trap wt l.v detajtie
j ami Indian, to get men to violate the law in
onier to ge' big vntraw and .leimtv fee.
i-nictice that hae hwm verv di.aTranil. A
i h''1-hea.ie.l judire.
i The little' town, ami little people of I re-
gou love to give Sah-ra a dig at evert op-
n.- " r , - '
1 Bwtonitt . int. t.. m graai evi.iernv trial
, a!.-m uufHinU. tn wimfUiing -Salem Jour-
: nal. Albanv and Portland axe in tbe sann
!,oa, : hu! 1,k'' "hi'Tig we are bosxod to
nU, ( ililf -fi h,.
j
i . . 1 ? V ' IS? 1M3!,r
ptajtlmil, aral it was then chilly and di.a-
.. thp wilUn tJr .
1 the (fern 1 itt of tbe valley, striking tbe h-
j ''K' wJfr .,h 'X' ,kT- n'1
I x. sssesta wru . taax "npninn 'HUnnpr ill t
PortlaiHl and AJbaay. and
I how thi was more like the ..imnv . ornate
j of some of the codntrie a. r. tbe At'.inti
a deleghtful pbtce. He-all v. we have a
liirhtlv '.-Iter climat,. that, .ir ,,..S,,1,1-,
' .1 1. .1 i 1-.-. . ,..'
!
; to Portland weather we are rWnae i no,
1K'"'"-
Some fanny things happe;. at touchers ex
amination -. At the recent examination n
Salem a" teacher answered the ouestion
"( live an account of the .barter oak as fol
fows: "Ihiringa meeting in the tii.lewen.l
ence hail a chiutrT was written and laid on
the table When some one sulik-nlv blew
the lights out. And Andrew l..k-..n
cniight the charter, escaped and bid the
ABa rti.r ,. am .,1,2 )ill,.. .. .1- I, tuj
- ........w ia. il i.-uiiuil..!
theVf.ir wwaall veu when kw. f,llm.i
and carrie.1 bark to the hall and the mmi
bers sign.-d it by placing the word 'Fini.''
itcross the tre. This u the way the char
ter oak obtained its name.
Shil.ih'a Vitaiiter what you nre.l I. r
dyspepsia, tcrpid liver, yellow skin or kid
nev troahle. It t vnartnterd to g-ve you
sati-laction. Price 7.V. S ld b Foah.v
Maw.c
Poiltrv ani Hides. The undersigned
V paying the highest casii p.lcc for hides,
fur. snd poultry. Csll on me at corner
ol Third and Ca'lapoola stieets. in Albany.
A. CoilkN.
1 ar . 1 . .i
MARaiEaV.
BURT KDWARPS. At the residence
of Isaac Klder, May 1 1th, bv Key. T.I.
Wilson. Mr. (ieo. H. Burt and Mi s Kule
Kdwurds nil of of Linn n unity,
TRITES ORAF. On Wednesday
evening, May 10, 1803, at the reeidence
of the bride's parents near Albany, bv
Rev. K. R. Prichard, Mr. W. A. I rite's
and Mis Hattie K Graf. Ater an Inter
teresting ceremony a fine wedding supper
was served. Several friehds and rela
lives were present from Albany, about
thirty in all, and congratulations were
general. The happy couple wero re
membered in a liberal manner hy their
guests They deserve the best wishes of
a host of friends.
BIED.
r0WELL.-0n Tuesday, May 9th,
1603, at his home in Halsey, of old a ,(,
Mr. Thomas Powell, aged nearly 81 years
I The deceased was a pioneer of 1817, com-
ing 10 Linn county in 1857. Mrs Powell
I died a day or two less than two months
ago. lhe deceased was the lather of
Mrs Chas Metzger of this city, and was
a man highly respected.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Troop tailed uu,
tssw
Portland, May 12. Company V, Four
teenth infantry, arrived in Portland at h
o'clock this morning from Vancouver,
Wash, on their way to Puyallup, where
they are required to prevent depredations
on Cade Sam's lands.
The company consisted of 00 men under
the command of Captain Carienter. They
remained at the depot until the Northern
Pacific train was ready to leave, when they
left for Puyallup. where they will prevent,
by force, if necessary, the invasion of the
1 uyallup Indian reservation ly a fotee ol
men under the supervision of Frank C Boss,
a railroid builder.
Will Open the .ruml
CmcAOO, May '12 .The world's fair
gates will be open to the public Sunday,
and the vexed question is settled. Today,
a a l ili a;
rTi.rA7r. lLlii i
thu IOCS: I
to open the gate of Jackson Park to the !
puyic for half the sum of tiie admittance to !
the fair durinir thp wk rW- H rpn! i
Thi. mn hu. nnthir.n n a,. ,ok !., '
- .1. it -,, in,-- Vf, ,11111. IU ,IU illi HJC
openinir of buildings. The latter will re-
mam tioetl as required under the laws
pasaediby congress, and a agreed to when i
the K.iOO.OOO was arrerted from the .12d
congress. The action of the loard will go i
into effect the 21st of this month
7.
Wasiusotos, May 12. Herman Wise
w" l aprinlcd postmaster at Astoria m
? few dl4)- Tb, iUbam Potion Wjse sent
,,efn more v"an Cleveland or Bwsell
- yj"swwiwiaiii wiku n
was
backed )y Murtiby and Markley.
l'he;
gentlemen secured the following
fourtii
class postmas'ers today:
Mary L Corry, at Orewsey, Harney
frtimtt" A 1st TiriaMirit1 at i ' 1 1 1 -i n i A tfV.lntii.
hia county; K w Lopner, at uwne Kock, :
(lilliain county; Martha CarJwell. at Con-!
tral Point, Jackson county.
A sural litrUte.
Bakui Citv. ()t. May 12. One cf tbe
ri.-liMt irnl.1 .trik. ever mail in thi. ut-
lion nf .'ountrv. not excerttine' the now
famous White Swan mine, which is yield
dav with a 10 starnn mill.
- r T e j " , , . . ,
was uncovere.1 ysMeruay. The lucky bud-
ietvof tbe rich gold deposit are James andjCRiT. M' Meizget wa. for a ti.neai
.Samuel Baisley, tbe latter one of the
coverers f tbe White Swan. The
dt
IsMI I
a - . uw ww.
Ihe White Swan and Virtue ruin
a?j : "a -a 1 s. a ' ,Miu a v
!lna uaieu awut itirce m,r jmuiu "i
lfl I
1WU ID KUU1 Wa DUUDUH1 UUl iniVfua, IU
hand mortar. ' ,
HrsDatli sad In Kraal.
Highland Falls. N Y, May i2 Mrs
VfT ,,Dve her "Pa""."?
5?5 ,bn?? U' - I1 M c,un0U fffS
- 1 ... ..... ....!. - ......
unnv "a. uic 1UU" v.. ucuov um.
I will occut-v a stUIS in tbe same botei tut
season .
I Draakard. Barrlble strata
LlvKtufonE. Cal, May li Christie
t arroll. a saloon-keeper, was burned to
death last night He lived over his saloon
;. wi. .mi . 1 1 ... ., ,y. i.a
was intoxicated and quarreled with his
wife. Finally she left the house to have tae
tonttable arrest him. During her siaasswe i
be upset the lamp and the boose caught fire.
Tbe chiid escaped by jumping from a win- j
dow. When the wife return-1 with an;
officer they found Carroll imprisoned in tbe 1
1 .1 ... - ..!- ..... 1 W. ,1..
Lisouse. buratBe to lih. Tbev were un-
I . , . e t - . .
atoseio save ntti. ana ne mo etpireu uexorw
their eyes.
A 1tra..asi S ..lage ..re,ed
rv . , .
1-r.iitoiT. Sitn, a at- at. .prcuu ot
Tr ,Z .1 .
df o nrfng Uke. a
Grand Haven A MU -
m UrsMI nver. two
I a .L. . iL.I Ua.IsT I a
i ii-ai iiai "it awi
! village on the Ivtroit
waukee railway, and on
. miie atove t.rami natTO.oa. oeem
' iroyed by fixe, tbe village has a ve churches
irao a1"- "aj7- u l'T
: aawmilU. J be steamboat i arreta.
, eauw op tne river. 1. said to rtase
"J
1 5An" wonl? lte 'oas win loot op
: ,0 !
DO known .
.,.... -.r..
Washington. Mav II. -Cable advice,
. .. . . tt - - ' . -
ttbe tatetsetuntent today are to tbe ef -
,ra ,n.1 .re,uli ,n . -,,a,r
f.i-f. thai the rev.lhittnn in Nlcarajrua it
. e'i' " saw awawaw. jn-.
a-a.
r
tically 10 control of tne go u 1 iiaassil
ceived similar adt,ow. It is otHterstoml
be had a long conference with Secretary
Greaham at the state department today,
Tk,J.bhnnt. a- .
bam waiwtnt from .San Juan del Sur.
' port 00 toe coast of Nicaragua, b, Mr New-
all. who is consul at the capital of the
countrr.
'
, w . . a
A ree.Kh Maw.
Portland. Mav il. Samuel
Yaisk's
beltel in in the doctrine, preached br faith
canst has cot him his !:fe In obedience
toa spiritual command which be under
stood was made him. he undertook to fast
for forty aays lie axade the sacrifice for
.. when nature asserted itself, and casting
all spiritual influence aside, forced Samuel
a 1 to snoruml.. He died al hu home at Monti -
)io .a.hmKndndk.nir near Mount
! Tabor. MalsjaJar nitrht. at about 10
o c.ocic, 01 wnat toe uoctors prtJoouiKV
starvation.
,
a. era!
I l.k'
. .....
AeTolti t. May II. At 4ocwck this
aflernoon nearly :i00 fihboats from the
different t-annerie bad their nets out off
Sand island. A tew minutes later cloud
Uame up. and without any warning a heavy
1 storm burst over the river's mouth About
i 3X of the boats reacbcl .belter, the others
anal.!e irom ih,.;r t.wition to beat around,
1 f sai SeTR
era! were wrecked and proUbly a dozen
men drowned.
Decl.lr.tlj
aensallowal
j V 1 In n a . May 1 0. IHiring a performance
at tbe tbea'er in Lomberg last night Herr
Issleiuk. one cf tbe actor, in a fit of jeal
ojs rap. Iwvatiw an a..tre. who was en-
-uHing with a man
"fXiew 'her
and shot
stricken
audience.
lang VtlnUrit ratter
la. 1 !'. ii.i.K. May iO. The national re
publican commit te met here today and
Jonh l'tot
program matie up at the caucus M night. ;
After a four hours' session the committee!
adjourned. In accordance with the caucus
progranime, the meeting wa.calied to order
( . . , . . r. X"
! dere.1 the gavel to Ie XOWff,
vice-chair
man. and withdrew trotn tne meeting, a
j resolution declaring Mr Carter to be the
' permanent chairman of th republican na
! tional committee was unanimously adopted.
A Iti 1 al ull. 11
1 San ,1i an, May i0. The revolution
ag.nn.t the power ot t resident acasa is
rapidly gaining. The revolutionists have
taken po.sos.iou of this port, and control
most ef lite country between here and
Gntnada. They are rapidly gathering arms,
enlisting troops and collecting money.
1 heir army is gaining reintorvements dally
Many of the leading merchants have open
ly declared their sympathy for the revo
lutionary cause Among the laboring class
es great enthusiasm is shown.
' I cat lag for tin nil.
l'oitTi.Axn. May 10. With 410 of the
Cl'J Chinese passengers sle carried to
Portland still aboard her. the Danube slip
ped her hawsers at St.'lO o'clock last even
ing and started back 'o Victoria, 11 C. Cap
tain Myer. in command of ihe steamer,
expluined her abrupt departure bv stating
I hat he could not afford to keep her here
until the cuitoais collector ami the federal
court disposed of his human cargo. Since
her arrival here over' a week ago only
212 of her pig tailed passengers were land
ed.
Illnrtt Srre.ted
Mausiii iki.d. Or, May 10. This after
noon, about 4 o'clock, A II Hindi, the man
who so foully murdered Andrew Wick
man in June, on the slough about live miles
from this place, end escaped from the
county jail a day or two before the session
of the circuit court of last October, was to
day rearrested near the place of theiiiurder,
nnu is now in the county juil at Empire
City.
Capt Sw.km.-v. 0 S A, San Diego, Cal.
ays. "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy ia the firs
medicine IJhsve ever foundjthat would do me
any good. Price, 50 ota. Sold by "Vishay
& Majoa.
rut up in neat watehwhaperi bot t les, sugar
ouoteu, -Y-mU Bile Beuoa. &o. cr bottle.
HOME AMI AEsTOlD '
,. , . S
Wheat Is 63 cent, in Salem. J
Yesterday morning Or Webb,on.ln-iaw .
j " Is " ncuu,nuii'iii'ww
of Cornelius Vandrtrbllt, passed through
Albany. The fact awoke no one.
A Willamette Valley fruit growers
association was organized at Salem Tues
day with J M Wallace as president.
Mrs David ilfgglr.t U to keep the coun
ty paupers of Ben on countv for$3 a week
each. She is to keep all county charges.
V -l -i ii-,...,' . i ,
oia ihayer, a niece of ex-Governor
Thayer, wa. appointed pottmatter at
Mount Taboi, Multnomah cinnty, In nlaee
of E S Bruaakcr. removtii.
rrir.-il r.., . . 1
t -. , v ..u cue
Tomorrow night the Chief Engineer
will make a ttst of a new hose holder and
pattnt nczzlc. It Is a modern fire arrange-
.. I i.
Though the search for the body of :
Larey Crawford 1 kept up no clew at all
to in whereabouts ha been obtained
It
P"Wy ught in smc deep eddy
on Its way down stream.
" w,"y down "re'm-,
. '? ,5urrows, ihe Portland aetreis, who
broke her leg at McMinnvllle through a
"elective sidewalk, is just cet ine out of
the hospital. She w'ii sue McMinnville
for $to,ooo damages.
Ir Owynne, of Salem, will deliver the
DrGwynne, of Salem,
baccalaureate sermon for the commence
ment exercise, of the Albany College, and
i Kev Ueo Howes, cf Portland, the address
to young people In the evening.
Lincoln countv ha made an Initial pay
ment on her portion of the taxes due the
State frOm lfntAn wA I InMln rntinlU.
The amount was fjooo. Tne balance U j
.oS7. ana wr.i De pst.i in short time.
Jessie Faster sold last week to a reore- s
set.taii ve ol the Portlano beef combine 66 j days and we hope all may be light
head cf four and five year eld beef steers ! The prospect for all kinds of fruit is
at forty-one dollars per head In the pas- excellent unless it be peaches- Cherries
lure. Ihe catlle were shinned via Alhanv 1 --u lata, Kni will Va. hra in nlentv i
v
A game of baseball was plaved vester
day evening between the Young Eagles
i and a picked nine. The score was 8 to 7 1
in favor of the Youni? Kar-le. Batterie. '
for the Eagles ZcysaA McParland, for 1
nicked nliw I -eiwhinn s r,r,.l
r: ; 1 r- . o-. .j
evening , on an old. tine h. n'
...i...r 1-1 . . '
" " "IS wo.. .ncizKci wiiii a nxnuwmc
,.,,. nin r k.h, aii.,. iw
reatauramer at Kelem ,r,.l here i. n. s
I 1 a- 1 area
n . ww
aaiern Journal
The O. A. C. Athletes wit, give an en-
. . j . , " .
.JtL.. JSLtZ.
them to make the trip by boat. together
. . . . ..s.iuvin au-rui ttfiiivicau wi
boat . together
of their friends
with an unlimited number
and admirers. It will probably be a gala
occasion. Time. The hoy will deserve
; a big house. The fact, though, that they
come the night previous to the Corbett
entertainment may keep some away.
Tomato plants at the Farmer Depct.
A report have been made that a guitar
: naa oeen teen woasing tn tne Willamette.
Mr Crawto.d. lattarr ot Carey Crawtord
went in a roar boat this afternoon to
Springhill to tee if he' could lean, axy -hing
in re faience to it
Someone broke into the house of W W
Francis, wr.o lives two miles south ..f
...
""Jc-;-'", ai tor naon tr roooea
of h' rf? containing two twenty
dol-r rH eight or ten do:'.ars in
tuarterlv meeting at St Paul M E
church. Preaching Saturday night at 8
o'clock. Text for Sunday m .rnlng 1 1 a
n, 2nd Tim. 3. A and 17. Communion
I j-!-. i c i . a
: .ww,,. -r. . ic . ,i .. n
' cordial In vita; ion I. extended to all. DC
j McF.rla!. P E.
We would Use to have a tno'.oi Kne to
; Salem, but the Alhanv and Astasia tomd
: sle,n. th Albanv and Astoria toad,
. lhe Hne ,urey Vhich run through
1 n,,,,, u WOuUi
. piace , , eJtxt communication with the
I . " " " f
Seaboard. And it srili be built one of
i tnete daw. See if it don't Ia:las
s Transcript- I hankt for the hopeful
grion
ug-
; w .nforrne-l be the assent of the S P P phtinUve nwladiea tbroejgb the tall
, ,0. ihaTtlw" oT t .f right cWi and snnwet yttntbe doves
, . , . ,, . .mtl , . ,k rflaurfsoeors; now the sannbwers nod their
Ann! was the breed w Wt, at thi.
rf.flM, Lmm I Wl ' .". 1 1 C 1 " I '
Lmo TomrOnl. inaktrtg total of
handled. -Usac Advance.
7'"- '.. Ma
j . - . r (. ,
I - . . I
) -v. -'-..1, .', WeBBBBBBBl ITUlim
this noon from Nesrport with Samtael Crow
aiei .i. uiuieui .jowl, ran toe cnarxte 01
H-! , ' ,
YT1 l,' ".. JuPcr
i i" """TT- '".y wi u i ranen
" e. w euuiluKll. .row tiao
J?t "1 ""?' b"h wa, rited
Zt3ZZ? "f, S.
2S I!. 2. UrtC TUL
LsMmilll lill. iud to probmbfy la; enough
I oa Usran: but canrj.it
he learn..!
i Immediate! v .titer the murder, tiovro. who
d alway born a good reputation left for
trie eaet. t row .uk! Jtr t.ovro. ageai about
40 and 36 went to Newport where they wtare
lit ir. r TniaaaaxT. s s -a j m.. w. ea aaJ awaaaaBa. .L.-.
bw-. is .1 am-awawAwawa wur .own w
Un F II Calder. of ".row n ville . i
the city.
ia
i M Web.er. of Al ea. ha. been in tht-
city far several day.
Mr Geo C Stanard, went to Bre nv-
ville toda on a fivhing exeur.i n in lhe
Cream beyond that city.
170 astonUhly Sne picture- at astonish
it low rsricet Bought at forced sale.
bee TVIbtn. Furr.i.ure Co.
Bv a vote of C2 to 17 Scio decided to
iue $10,000 in bond, for budding a
school house . Progressive Scio.
A fine tpevimen of Iowa, backwjhest.
may be seen at Cummlng's drug store. It I
also illustrate, how cocoa nut?, arrow.
James S Morgan, a brother of Mr II C
Watson of this city died a' Hems do. '
Mist, at 7:33o-clock t..is morning
The examination of Sam Crow and
Elizabeth tiovro for the murder of John
Loveall wiil uke pla at Lebanon on f
Monday.
You will find something to aroue every '
faculty of the human ml ad m i nose 17b ;
etchings and engraving at A.banv Furn
iture Co.
Prof Condon says the high hills of '
Southern Oregon are the oldest part of
Use state, hence their Mabilitt to hsve fine
gold tr.ari.ig quartz.
The Corvallis Gazette sav: M- and
o'Vnda and by the vaho .i
Mr. floguc will be missed here bv a large
,cr,ed ori weUare ci Co. v.'its.
Messrs! t; Wright and H F Rwlbnit.
representing the Mutual Life Ins Co of
j t ork. are in the city in the Interest
hoys (efferson Review.
The Press says a Scio man it paying 60
per cent inteiest. There are men in Al
bany knocking that out, but such cases
are not published in tht papers:
The Salem architects se;m 10 be in it.
1 W Pugh f -irnishes the plans for the Al
bany P. O. block, and C S McXaliy for
the Corvallis Mssonic temple.
Mr A Boenicke who now hss the new
and confectioniry privileges of the Orcs-on
Pacific, has placed G rover Haekleman on
Ihe ruh to the rtav and Seth Morean toihe
front .
The con,-., fc.r a candidate to tSe state
oratorical contest to be held In Saiem in
June will occur at the Presbyterian church
on Friday night of nex' week. Five 'ora
tions will be submitted.
The Aslom Budgeit and Brownsvitle
Ttmes are -going for" T M Morrison, the
Immigration agent, in rather of a live
manner. The Democrat has heard no
complaint In Albany yet.
Gee Wa, the Celestial aru .ted recent! v
on complaint of Nancy Wetttail, went to
Eugene and Rosebnrg today. He requettt
the Usmocrat to say good bve to Ms
fr ends for him . Gee V a say s Jim West
fell and Nncv tre all right, that Jim's
cousin, Little Jim, it the bad man.
A warrant has been issued at Corvallis
for the arrest of Jos Kellev for disturbing
the recent Fairmont gran'ee dance, ac
cording to report, several Albanv young
men were alto involved In It. " "
It is claimed the conditions are favoia- j
ble for an Immense une flood along the
foluinhla, and that ' Portland nteds to be
prepared for deep water. Albanv I for- !
tunate In not being affecled bv the'Colum-1
bia.
The Salem Statesman says Lawyer L F
Conn ha probably skipped out, leaving
numerous account unsettled. Perhaps
it i Uke several other skips out They all
returned when they had attended to their
business.
Last evening the fire department letted
th: new hose halder and nozzle, which
proved satisfactory. No j't engine did
net work weil, and No l't had had the
safety valve screwd down tight. Sorr.e
thin It had been done maliciously. Both
engines are now all right for business.
ABoJher cornmer)t Uom tne BoMo
Erenln Transcript U as follows: Miss
: Maud Hoffman will surely be one ol the
Met beautiful Ju'.lets ever seen on this or '
any other stage. Her friends say that
Miss Hoffman makes no pretentions which
might bar her claim to the couresy and
Indulgence due to a novice, who has been
offered a remarkable ODOOrtunlty. Yet
Iher excenttdnal advanta6es in studying
' with Mrs Ervlnii Winslow have been o
wttn Mrs trying
I h.
1 welMmPr f d'
k .V ,Z t,
LI . . ...
hat the exoenenceo man
d ooera house said ot her
a... - - - ti. ,,,, al
nrst rcnersai m nc -iicvci .
in a debutante.' '
csor impeTi
Tasoen r, Or., May 10th, 1893.
The p'ospects for ripe crops the com
ing season is good. In traveling over
considerable portion of Linn county, I
see the fall grain is coming on nicely- !
he low ground tbe wheat has felt the
effect of too much rain, but otherwise it
is doing well. Winter oats and cheat
promises a heavy yield, as the continued
wet weather seemingly has injured them
but little. Bnt how the epring.grain will
turn out is yet to be seen, for the most of
it is still in the granaries and the groono
entirely too wet for sowing. Possibly if
the season is good we may have fair I
spring crops, as there has been times
when grain has been sowed the last days
of May and produced a reasonably good ;
"cfardens
i are also in tbe back gronnd.as
mmAlt ioot hih re oviDll where the
warlv vewetsthlM ahonlri be.bnt a few fine
after awhile- Prates and plums are also j
Prospering finely. The apple crop will I
e immense if there is not too rcany :
pests to destroy them. The most of the
trees aie in full bloom and they look.
strong and vigorous.
There mar lie such a t bins? that Oregon
twill not be anv further behind than I
s!
ome of the other states, as reports
there i an unusual amount ol ram
, , . , . .
neary every part ol the land.
. aone fanners trying to mod m
' Pat" wn.cn 1 inrnsi. ,ery nuwiwe,
rwsksfei TeT Tsi nrsssMinB BMawin mi murr..iniL
1 , 7 , V.
i Tt " T
j-i.iw.s.
t ri.frowl-g nicely and stock can
gel enough to maze them feel happy, but
tbulk t wi tj gome time before there
I j, rnoch f,.- bef, for tbe grass is growing
to-1 slowly to fatten animals verv last.
We may hope for better weather toon
and likely will not be disappointed, then
all ot the' past will be forgotten and every
thing will be all right.
Sbedo, Or., May Sib, 1843
In Sbedd, on April 14th, 1803, of con
sumption, Mr Mary Looney, aged about
40, daughter of Mr R II and Mrs Lnry
W right. Deceased leaves a hnsbr nd and
six children, three in Colfax. Wash.. with
their father, B C Looney. Tbe youngest
is with her Grandma Wright in Sbedd.
She also leaves one brother, W B Wright
sal Sbedd. and many warm friends to
moorn her death. In the death of Mary
Ijooney this community lost an estimable
lady, and they feel ber loss very keenly.
Her sickness lasted for several months.
and she endured tbe sneering pauentlv.
She felt perfectly resigned to unite the '
chance, and more than once expressed a '
wish to see the end. It rauoe at last and
M the evening of tbe 14th ol April she j
fell asleep jus: after tbe sun bad kissed
the world good night and sank into it
bed of crimson and gold. Kind friends'.
laid her to rest in tbe church yard on
the hill. No finer spot could be found
than this to take the last long and dream-
leas sleep, there where the winds whis-
! graceful cour'esies to the summer breezes
and around the tall white marble e.'ahe
.1 1 a:. a .1 . ..,
toe nBNJUVStiraima 11 i.aei ana uie Btavrtsgn. I
play.
SIMIt nsTitaHIU:
Thursday evening- May. 1 1. 1!.
Special meeting. Present Mayor Re
.-.Tiler. Marshal. IiaTOtettdexit Street.
and (".aiocilmea Stew-art. Pfeiffer. Btirkhart
; Marvklii
Bill for street workaallrrwetL
t'twnmittee 00 fire and water reported
apunJ granting petition asking fur prir
lege of enianring tbe boilding of W . L.
Vance in the fire limits. Aikajted.
Petition of J. J. Dut.ruille et al aekinp
that blocks 1. 2 and S be taken from the
Sre iimiu. rer.Trted the same bark to the
council, and it was continued ontil Mav 21.
I "
- i QaJ yQ
1 irvti nance .No. s changing grsale
Baker street was Xsnwed.
If
The petition of J. C. Toong
. reimlejrwnerit of fih daasassjea
i f.,Hir,o into . keA. " " I
in a false leg ing mitire.1. tra.i rejecon !
the ground that the ity wan not liable, but j
the owner of the ptvmatv. Tbe accident '
' hapta-ned at o clock on May -h. lft?.
lteolittions 19. 20 and 21 were pwsi.
See notice elsewhere,
i
if
Can be eomted 0
to cure Catarrh Dr. Sasre's Catarrh
STe-it lnl Z
thing. It gives prompt and com-
piew reiiei out you want mora
than that. And von tret it. with
tlt By W. I cure that
w penece ana permanent The
worst chronic cases, no matter of
how lonff StandiniT. vield to ita
mUd, soothing cleansing and heal-i
ing properties. " Cold in the Head "
needs but a few application. Ca
tarrhal Headache, and all the
troubles that come from Catarrh,
aro at once relieved and cared.
lou can count on something else,
too 500 in cash.
You can count on it, but it's
more than doubtful whether you !
earn it.
The proprietors of Dr. Sage's
Remedy, in good faith, offer that
amount for an incurable case of
Catarrh. Don't think that
have one, thoueh.
you
They'll pay you, if they cant
cure you. That's certain.
But they can cure you. That's
just about as certain, toa
Can you ask more 1
Star Baker j
01- te I ill. in i.l 'r. I t
CCNRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR,
t'u-s trrails,
! SVttTC.
ikrtett rrwltM.
I'sltiut-ii,
NtlKttr,
CoNe-e.
CBBStli e.
aeetiawatr. .
Vegetit hie-.
Cigarw
Sipleea.
Taat.
tie..
hu every th. -a that ia kept in a rener
variety and geueery store, Hkjrk
niarket price paid ha
AIiL KINDS OP PRODUCE
r m. a
ITCHING AND SCALY
akin Disrate Vestn. Doctors and
Medicines irseless. Cured by
Catlcans for $4.75.
t f..
I It 1. niv duty li tell y.a ror esnerieaws
with y.Hir CcTietau Ksbsdies. I mm swrw
sro'jliled for over nine y-ar. with a dreadlnt ..Im
- Wbm 1 nr.t ti lt
It, there .p;- :.d . lew
emttU red wwle osl my
brereit, nd It V- i n
prAdlrte iwt - . 1.1 ..i
ed the SWNSS 11 rr lil,
setween my BwosCw w. A
few d'jf .lui law . 1
turM it Stry. (!t 1
ilcb.ua oi..ir ; .l
UH (df, It cwatie
ireadiaf all ov.-r w.)
Uod). I irkd .11 e ftiy
en 1 iBalletc. I xatu. i)
at. or aet bui'l i. I
eoa.uU.d di..i-;i.
tiw wuafas Co e e In a
ibnrt ?Vy slw.y Lailf.1. Tb. i . it
jl w , mt" T f-'r . e'" i-e
It 'urMUm I ;"l 'i.r d .. lauilk)
th - Taeuma J;- 1 ttxetvt.t I K u t y
lii-i.i.niim tiKM'tiu , ted ta;...u t ' ' 1
m raorft ST-xr'. ' "l ,J ot'", I . '
ljtrrixra,ee t '"re
Utleeot;irut;n.4SeK-t.w d "W.attt-1' .
SJ v i. nee . whl'.e iel wire " .
Vrt my P'V rerr.a;A. I K.ve pnfc.- tru-i la
f-i-ij l'l l't H. Vtl. ib. .
J!. O. .jo iJid, Wteuu, Watblar
Cuticura Resolvent
JTie new B.d eod Kkin rarUVt. ttceraslrf aast
( ; ( i ... uk s-rea eslo Cor, aa-l ..Ticiu
- - Mt -,sww MSto BewottS-r exarraally, ra
, , a.-e.sd epeei illy can eeerjr dee-.ad
a , Si m U.!jbcjo a, from ajjupta to eenssa.
' rerrwtwr. praw.Crrn-caa, JOe.; Soar,
I .; ..cwtrtn, 1. Freparew ty nv: l onsa
,r How to Core tfsJa ie.seae... t pmgm.
It ".a ;.., 190 teatiavwtaki, saallwl i ree.
m
n-l':.ldnaad. r4,roojh,ebapped,aod
cry .kia cored iy uemm
1
WEAK, PANFUL KIDNEYS,
vTlth Ibetr -eary. dull, ara. Hleleee.
mm ssawaslss ssawawaal
mtwwta ty ae CnUmrw Awtl-Paln
Pusstcr. Tee first sad osy taetaeta
kUiias Hi snallisslsg BSSWST- Sieesu.
WILL'S MuSlf. 'STORE
wu t .dtss roa-
CHica-EitiNG - -a r mtlleav "stetk." as
YosKek sos- rtANoa,
NEWMAN BsVOS
OSV3ANS.
i F.i&ui' rr
v .
sTrtselr-
GCeit 3ii littrsari
sal Priose bet-re Pmibisbag
tw atsere; e ad. tar. 81 ftisasi aSLwweat
aasH lidawty near ac Ji: af E
-A r.-iee y "r M:i
OB aad EsasaassrallJ
S I VIM
V. S1.S.A-,
AllttiJ. If.
FARMERS. ATTENTIOaV
if : roc .- CA3CT a
WACON HACK BUGGY CART
PL8W .H ARRQ rV.DRilL SEED
ER, pEEO cuher,
or any kind of a Farm IraVcrr.en:
hide, call on or atWress.,
or Ve-
B, F. RAMP,
Oppc
:e Pes; OrTce,
Albany, Or.
Lsnssa tOssilatfaa c ssxy 1
rtaxaa
-keeSritJta
in
at aiwatls j. Kum T
a 1
atr.
I ALP, wSOLLEBUfl IHSWuTl
ALBANY, OREGON
18Q1., 1892.
Iw Vera O stew (4 Se-pteaaker S
A f i corps of Inata-cctora,
GlAiSIGAL, SCIENTIFIC, UTERAFr
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAl
fiLASSES.
Coarse ot study arrancw.1 u roet te
ail grades of students
SferM raacawrw rrrtf (0 Aaasat
trvm a- ,.- ;'
. elbsst OV.01T
o. rl. VleFairland
-:- DBAI.ES W - s-
Harness -and-Saddler;
Display in the flooi
REVERE HOlir
tLBANY . 0REG.:.
CHAS. PFiSlFFFI' rHGi'UlKTl'R
ISOM A UNHINC, PROPRIETORS.
bw eaocsax txooa sersaioa rot, aatsTMSl
AST) aaxBsu esa.
HESTSTORAGP ACIUTKS
i Sciiatifio AnKfiqaa
HriW oec i "ARn.
TmtmtmmmymmAmJmejIlhmim wine to
nisSWMiBwijAsaTuiiaulxi? tSSf".
PO8HAY & MASON
TajtatAta aaa aavauv
Druggists and Bookseller i
Ageaitafor John B. Alden'a publicaUora'
waieh wa sell al publisher' priose with
ataujoadde.'
AiVBaRjT, ommumn