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EAThERTORD
AUornan at L. Will praoticj In oarU
etati. Souhl aUentlin trWoi tj nutters in pro o
sal tic ileitis 11. OSYlJit-lntu fllnn block.
Bill-V V.V
Attorney t Lw vnd Solicitor In Chancery. Coll
Mont made on all po'.nts. Loans negotiated on
rable terms. Albany, Oregon
IEO. W. WRIGHT,
lllnnor l U r,l Notarv Pob.ic . Will pracliM In
all tho court! f this state Special attention iriven to
collec'.ions and matter! in probata Ofnce:- Upstairs
Maaon-Twcdale Block Albany. Oiru
P. a I 11 'I H
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II larat nutters wl.l raoi Iva promp
r, Oil Foil sr's Templn, Mbany, O
attetitl in Hi - r,
I J- WII1TSKV,
Attorney at Law, Aibanv, Or.
M
ONTANYE A HA'IAl.KStAN,
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon.
AMEN J. ?HABIrO.
AMatMr-at-Li
All lesrU b'isi'iss attended o
prompllv:
FUSS'S Blos. Albany, Or.
D
K. J. I.. HILL..
PhvelMan and Surreon. OFFICE -Corner
Far 7 streets, Albany, Oregon.
D
US. MASTO A DAVIS.
Physicians an Sanwni. OFFICE -uorner
and B..-.llblri streets. Albany, Or, Calls pro jiptly.
attended I atv and oauntrj .
c.
Hssraeopatlilst. aWSpeciJist In
of the Eye.
and 7 tc 8
Office assure 7 to a m:
Bins'. A 1 Cron.
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FIRST WATIOHAE, BANK,
OF ALBANY, OBBOOS
resident ......
Viae President
Oashier
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.B, W. LAJiODOS
TRANSACTS A OEKEKALhankliigbosI
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New Fork. Saa rraasrtseo. CM ear as
P -itland
"oOXECTIOH BADE on htvorable terms
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OF ALBANY, OBBGOW,
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DRAW SIGHT DR ArTS on Sew York, Saa Fr
eco and Portland, Oregn.
LOAN MOSEY oa approved security .
BKCE1VK dcroaiu subject to check.
COLLECTION:! road! on br arable una.
1STERE3T naid cn tiinj denotata
ANK OF HViO,
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EAST AND-SOUTH,
THE SHAJTAj ROUTE
Southern Pacific Co.
express Trains leave Portland Dally
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sTest aide awvlsloa.
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KOKHLBII C HOSIERS,
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Pr'-sr.J Oria-n.
FOSHAY AV MASON
. i ts Ear John B. Aldeo's publications,
w iifa wt, sll s oohllsher's prWss with
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o. Ms ncFarland,
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Harness -and -Saddlery
Display jRthe Dooi
NTWaldahl,
Merchant Tailor.
Sui's tnxdc
to order and
guaranteed.
satisfaction
Repablng of all kinds.
Shop opposite tne P. O , Albanv.Oregon.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
try local applications aa they cannot reach tbs
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to euro deafness, and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling sounder imperfect hear
ing, and when it Is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and; this tuba restored to its normal
condition , hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is notblntr but an inflamed condition of
the mucous !iwXaes.
We ivll (jsve One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness fcansed by catarrh) that can
not ba cured by Ball' s Catarrh Cure. Bend for
circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O-
r Bold br DruaxisU. 76c.
I 4r x if
months apo my
Httlo son. aced
much trouble
Oil
with a breaking
out on his soalD and behind his ear. The places
effected were about as large as a silver dollar,
tho flesh seemed raw and covered with little
blisters. The child suffered considerably, and
was naturally very fretful. I tried several reme
dies without obtaining any beneficial results,
in fact the eruptions seemed to bo spreadinc
and new places breaking out. I concluded
to try the CmcfBA Rkmkdiks, and bought
box of Ctmci'SA, a cake of Cctioi'ra Soap.
and a bottle of CTtict'b a Resolvent. I washed
the effected parts with tae . CrncrBA 8oai
taking care not to irritate the flesh, and applied
CracuBA. 1 noticed a change for the better In
the appearance or the eruptions in twenty-four
hours. I continued the treatment morning and
night, and in two weeks the eruptions entirely
disappeared, leaving the skin smooth and the
scalp clean. In fact a perfect cure, as I have not
sen any indications of any eruption or breaking
out since. I gave the child only a few doses of
tho CCTKTRA KE80LVKNT. 1 consider your
CmcntA Remedies very valuable, and expect
to Keep a smau suppiv constantly uu nana, i
believe CmcrBA would be excellent for apply-
in to insect Dues, wuicn are very annoy uig in
very annoying i
v RHSTRONO .
this country. C. A ARM8TRO:
swift Island, N. C.
r ClTK'tBA Rsasnns cleanse the system by
external and internal medication of every erup
tion, impurity and disease, and constitute the
most effective treatment of modern times.
Bold throughout the world. Pries, Ccyiccba,
0c.; Soar, tic.; Rxsolvxxt. 1. Pottih Daca
AKD Carsn. Co sr., Sole Proprietors, Boston,
i " How to Cure Skin Diseases." mailed tray,
Fro m Tcimir el cr
Northe n Pacific Railroad
I H I lie Hue to take
PiiitiEASTaiJ SOOTH
To
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KUTRUIS
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Pull mil) Dmwins Room S.fprs
Of Latest Eqnipmrnt
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. ,
Beat ILat can be constructs 1 and ia
which a i oinmoliiions arc htb fres
and furnished for holders of Firs' or
HiCond olasb tickets at d
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
1 GontisuOUo Line cDniectiiig with
al liiws, affording Direct aM
Dninterrupted Serrica.
Pullman s.'teper reservations can be
secured lu advance through any
egent of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS to and from all
points in Americas, England and
Europe can be purchased at arjr
ticket office of this company,
Full information concerning rates. time
of trains, routes and other Jetalla furn
Ished on application to any agent or
A D CMARLTON.
Asanatant General Passenger Agent.
No 121 First St, cnr. Wasbiiigton.
Port'and. 1'ie.oa.
C G Barkharl, local agent.
mam
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Nil IH'JssWl
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mm
50cta,and
Sl.OOrjsrr BottkC
One cent a dose.
This Cbzat Cocch Cukb promptly euna
whoa all others fall, Couehs, Croup. Sea
Throat, Hoaratnraa, Whooping Couch sad
Aathma. For Conaumptl at has no rtvah
ass cared thonaantts. and will OUSa TOO If
taken In time. Bold by Drosgista on a bust
sntee, For a Lams Back or Chest, use
SHILOH'B BELLADONNA PLASTEKAe.
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Have you Oatarrti f This resraedy lasrusuTarv
to cart you. PrMcta.
xmectorixeeu
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a nesrejaper wt.:
pat!iirir svi
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r. an! hor, artist
I miser?
tnterestsd ia say
i shonU read
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id -abs on application.
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sjus ornci is oeeosrrc U. a. Pstcht Ornce
and we can secure patent in leas time than I BOSS
www miin .. aftuingiun.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, it patentable or nor. fresi osT
charr. Our fee not due till patens is aecsrett.
a PawnsLirr. Mow toobtain Patents. " with
ot ssase in tae u. 9. and foreign coustnes
free. Address,
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FOLLOW,
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THROUGH
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TRAINS
leaving Portland, 8:45 A. M.
7:130 P M.
32
HOURS
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
OUICKESTTO CMI
CAND THE EAST
NfiHRQ QUICKER TO OMAHA !
nVVm AbU KANSAS UN T- !
A0 KANSAS C.T..
PULLMAN AND T0iR!.T SLEEPERS,
FREE PECUMhQ CHIR CARS
DINING CARS.
For rates and general informal lou ; 1
on or address
W H HURLBURT.Assl.Gen 1. Pa. Agl
254 Washington St..
Portland, Oregon
About tlx
three, was it
THE SMUGGIKliK
A dispatch from Washlneton says that
Supetvislng Special Agent Tingle, of the
treasury department, sacs t lie (government
has a good cise against the rx -officials of
the customs service who have been indicted
at Portland, Or,, notwithstanding that the
Indicted men claim that the action againt
thein was Inspired bv political motives, the
purpose being to oust Ih'tn fi m office as
reftibli:ans and to put d mocatt in their
places. Mr. Tingle, who Is himself a re
pablican, says that this alienation ig untrue.
He siys the department has been convinced
for seveial months u a' there was ling of
smugg'ers In the Xor'bwetl. Kver since
Inspector Novrs was sent there to investi
gate and leportrd that the Portland collector !
and his subordinate were implicated, ami j
since the reports of Inspector Wood and
Lewii were re.-eived. there has been no-!
doubt tint the right panies have been
ctugh". Mr. Tingle ay he regrets as
much as anybody that he had to peifortn
the dtsagrerab'e work of detecting these
officii' in dishonest pra. tiers hut he was
boun.i to p.'r'orm his duty and will push
the ess. to tho e id. tie aavs the collect
or at PorMand mutt have received about
$50 a head for ech Chinese he smuggled
in. There wire 170a Chinese brought in
in all, and the revenue derived by these en
terprising treasury tifti.UU must have
amounted 'o about $85.0 o. It (s believed
that a majjii y of these Chinese were ad-1
milled on f aidukot affidavits, but the j
amazing thing ..bout tht whole smuggling
j operations cf the customs officials is 'that
they not only required the Chinese who
I were candidates for illegal entry to pay $50,
1 but the Chinese who under the law were
entitled to ei.ter had to pay as well. Mr.
Tingle sas that al Victoria .he smugglers
hsd regular headquarters, where bogus affi"
I daviis were made out aid signed with ficti
tious names, acknowledged be lore a mythi
cal notary public and a counterfeit notarial
seal affixed. In a great many rates the
photograph was a!ao attaches! as a means of
identification. Tingle estimates that there
ware S530 pounds of opium smuggled ia,
the duty on whlcn would amount to $103,-
1 000, It was very difficult 10 catch ihe
; boats with the contraband s'urT on board
Several times they were searched, bat they
had been unloaded in the liver. Tie gov
ernment has been wor.ine on this case Ji i-
gtnlly for mot.tt.s, and on succeeded al
j last in making nut cases agalas the 1 5 in
j dieted men by means of seme of the (uilty
cnes who to'un'cereu to turn state 's evi-
dence. When I: was found by tie others
! that hese had turne i agaiust them, there
1 seemed 10 be a gfi.rral desire among tie
dishonest offi ialt to b o me witnesses for
1 tie government. In tht lop- that this might
grant thrm immunity Iron punishment.
Several members of tie ang almost fell
over one ano'her in tbci desire o become
prosecuting BdjtaMscs.
THE VBtBS lOitKII. BC'SISE.
Tbe monthl? s'aicmrnt j the Tr
Dfp&rtmenl for 'use ia one t'.as skou'd
strengthen public confidence
The exports of merchandise wtre mote
than for any June daring the past six years,
and the e sports cf gold were lrsa thaa for
any Jane ia tbe pas' six sesrs.
The imports of bot'i merchandise ar.d
gold were greater than kx any Juae in
the past six years. On.- exports of silver
re also far in excess of any previous J ace.
Ocr loss of gold for June bis only fl.Oot,
544. as against l6. 635.477 in Juae, 1&9J
and $14,539494 lo tsne. 1SD1. It is lime
for the -gold scare" to nie oat.
Oar 10 a import of mercLan vise asd
money me'.al reached the magnificent sum
of $996,841,31.1, wt He our total exports of
wealth were valued a S9S5.443.761, show
ing trial our commerce is in a piO.pcioos
condition.
There is aothiag in this balance-shett of
the year's business with foreign canliie to
cccasi m for doubt T mls'rusr.
Mr. A. J. Mackitstosh, sliscassirg the In
Jstinct of IsKsIitv in snitat's, rrtaarks tbst it
j is time to inquire more carefully into the
i stories about the almost mir a.uluus man
ner in wtikb animils taken frotc j fsmlliar
spot contrive to retrace their s'eps. Sev
eral remarkable stories of '1 is kiad are cited
but tbe wi iter treats skeptkallv the cur
rently accepted explanations. "Carrier
pigeons." be savs, '-are t.ujht homing'
by taking them graduailr longer tlichts from
home so that they may les n the loos of 'he
country. We cannot always discover that
a dog actually was atqsaiatsd with lite route
by which it wanders -ome ; but it. is quite
absurd to imagine, aa roost people at once
do, that it wjs a prrlect stranger to tht lay
of the land. To find on way a second
time over groaa'l we have once trd is
sca ctly ioieiligencr ; we can only call It
ini-.i: i , 'he wot.i ii irs ii ,', in the least ex
plain tbe process."
Eurofe nants our grain, ir.eatand fodder
crops in large quantities tbis jesr to com
peasate for her had harvests The United
S'ates bas i large s in plus oi farm product-
for fore :an shipment. Thus does sgri
cnlture come to the fiont, turn tbe stream sf
gold fr-m the Old World to the New
Wollsj. rciorinu confidence in business snd
manufstUiring circles. True wealth must
come Ii im mother earth. The bumble
fatmpr ni his toil and hardship solves Ibe
kn I i questions of psilitical economy which
cenCuid ihe brain of ihe scientist. All
the civi;lze.i world eat bread and meat and
are willing to pay for their sustenance.
The Amtticin system ol education, espe
cially in the juvenile departments, is un
doubtedly svpcij ,r to I hat prevalent in En
g'an I. A jiiii-li cmmissii.n s about to
vlit ihe Unl'e I S ates too'e the metltMls
of eiluca'ion wld Ii prevail in our public
school". There ought to lie more such
invss iga'iun among ruraelve. Tho e who
have examined a . hoos in different American
cltls s find that some rt much better than
cipher', an i fiat. 'oa, in points where equal
excellence It possible to all The school
journals ought to be read by teachers more
thtn they are.
The governor seems to think that dem
ocrats have forgotten that he has no 90IH-
Ical claims upon the democratic vice pres- 1
ident, Stevenson, or for that matter, upon 1
the deroor tlc pany. He forfeited all
these claims, when, whh a spirit of ingrat
itude wi bout a parallel in Orrgon politics,
he d aerie I the party that made him what
he wis, (not is,) ard used all I Is power, offi
cial and othemi-n. to rfeai lb") elecllon of
11 demorralic u.idrnt. N"; the governoi's
appe.ls die on 1,1, nreat
for he has no
c!.-!m '11 Br ike 'h-m.
KiiKia lias .innounced to our Government
ihal she wHI hold a frui' culture cxliibilion
in S Petcisborg next year. Such a show
should be rx'cnsively palronlzed by Ameri
'.111 fruit growers It is unlikely that the
11 ieci fruiis ran ever lie largely produced in
. K naff, and if our liest are put on exhibition
; here they will doubtless secure for us a
j very valuable market.
A good crop and a fair price ougrht to re
lie?e the people of Oregon of much of the
flnaacial stress that now exist. We wll
have the crop, ljut what about the price?
It is a manifestation of gall rarely met
with when Governor l'ennoyer nukes a
psrty appetl to vice president Stevenson In
view of the fact that tbe governor used all
his might, official and otherwise to ilef.-at
the man to whom he mak;s the appeal .
Now as a matter of fact the silver que
tion is not a party one. It will bo 'impos
sible to lr.vw party lines in discussing and
disposing of the question. The men who
seek to make party capital out of thoijtnis
fortunea that have come upon the country
should have their names enrolled alongside
of Nero's
The republicans are preparing to mar
shal all the powers of their organization tc
assist in electing McKinley governor oi
Ohio,
Is not
But why this remarkable effort ?
Ohio as certainly republican as
Rhode Island ?
aag
Much is said about lynching co'ored men
in the south . tat the same people talk
much about the brutal assaults made by
nog row upon white women and girls in the
south. Break up the latter and the former
will cease
Tiw. f ilw. a.i
ot iv q usuu ana ru nicu iiuu
r ... o t 1 1 1 l... : J .. j 1
shows the value of the esta'e to be as
follows: Real estate, $4,127,250;
property. $3,:176,608 85; total,
(ersonal j
858.95.
The Beavrtrton Ctronkte, animadverting
upon an appointment made by President
Cleveland, asks
"But what could you expect from a pros
ident thai would send a substitute ?"
Well, indeed, we would expect just as
much from Cleveland as we would from
Blaine, who also sent a substitute.
A curious phenomenon is repotted in tje
columns of a geographical publication. It
is A large promontory in the .V-gnui sea
known as Aayon Horoo, which extends
3000 feet above the level of the water. As
the sun swings around the shadow of this
mountain touches one by one a circle of
islands, separated fy regular intervals
which act as hour marks. It is Use largest
sun dial in the wor'd
The IrgbUtion ol congress under which
our financial troubles have come upon us is
that of the icpablican party. The Sherman
law, the chief dUtmbcr. was passed by
republican congress snd approved br a
republicin present. Xot a single dem
ocrat in i it he r house voted for it.
1.H all Use ciilxens of Alhaey j .in in a
hearty welcome lo the merchints from San
Francisco '-j h.l visit as sex, week.
TLcy desire to cultivate is: de relations
with us and we should be prompt to
re.lp-
rocate. Sack course will pre mote
business ar.d social interests.
our
7. 77 , J
Jhn Sherman, EJsaunds, Urn e'rn aqa
.. practical'v : II ths repuV.iran lease's, row
-
admit that the cause of
sow so prevalent la traceable directly to
the Kbeimio silver law. And ye:, in ihe
face ot such emioeot authority repubUcaas
ate to be found mho, nciwilhs'-aadlog IU
s.' i.- .s...
uiiioiiaiiMif. saos.t.,c, ""'
ths hard tisaes are iraceablstotneexUUnce
of a .Wwll,. .rfmi,.Utinr. ThP nvsn
are either ignorant or dishonest.
The Sherman silver law should be re-
r-.l .i .. th fi-. .,! ot th, anpHsil session
peilei a. the fw. set of Ibe special seMion j
Lfcoagress. The aext s-e,, shov.M te to,
pasta Ita admitting ail stiver bulson, tht
product of our own mines lu fre cob age.
accxnpanie3 ly the pataige of stringent
aws, by heavy duties or otherwise, to jwe-
; vest", ihe bringing of silver bullion ot silver
i in any shape into "ha ctmtry for coinage
purposes II we ran not carry our can
silvr at a par!ty whh gold, we ran not J
carry it ar.d a'l foreign si've at sacs pail j .
Edia C Mt. shall, wlto died in Saa
Francisco a week ago, was a brother ot
Kentucky s bayous orator. "Tom'' Ur
shall, and Msnscif a eicqoert sneaker mi
a man sf brilliant parts. Ia his younger
years he practised law lathe c Mixta of Lex
ington sad Versailles, sod the reputation
for wit be made then still lives In the blue
grass region. Oa the slump he was an
entertaining snd original spesker, and he
was s master of sstfre and Invective. His
vocabulary of sleasncUtSua vss Inexhasst-
ibte and bis capacity for applying ? iagfog
epithets wondetful A story told of
Mr j
Marshall in California illustrates Hisc'ever
use of repartee . In the excitement of a
po i ileal address be was making in Tuolumne
County aa i-st; audi, or shoaled out,
"You're a liai!" Maitb sll paid no attentisa
to tbe Interruption, but in closing his ad
dress be said: "My frie.sds, just teore I
csme up here I net my old friend Frank
Pitcy. He said: 'Ned you are going up in
to Tuolumne County anj I want tou to do
me a favor. I once had a mule who was
wy companion and eoiicr. lie and I were
iaseparablr. I loved that rr.u'e like a
brother. But, ala-: I lost him. In the
wilds of Tuolume he strayed awaj and I
have never icm that te'oved mile -Ince.
If you hear anything of him 00 soar trav
els don't Vt political bias or anything .else
keep you from letting m; know las:anty.'
When I leave this stand,'' continued
Marshall."! am going straight to the tele
graph office and telegraph Frank Pixiey,
"1 have found your mule.' There he stands,''
lie shouted, shcoliag Out his long forefinger
st the man who hsd interrupted him.
A ion of gold is worti $607799.21, cf
pure rilver $37,704 84; $l,CMO.uco in gold
weighs 3685.8 poun is. uf sliver 5V,ssso.g
pounds.
A tslsnrp rraellre
you call it when reiding an inleresting
article nd find at its close that you've read
an advertisement. Don't condemn the
advrriiser. You wont read tbe ordinary
advertisement. All advertisers feel this
In common with the writer who takes this
means of telling you that Simmons Liver
Regulator is the bcsl medicine for malaria,
impt re blood, and a poisoned system.
Equally as good for i idlgestlpn and bll
ousness. Lives o( many men renin J us
I We to great success can climb,
i If the reading public find us
Advertising nil the time.
NUIIEB
BURTENSHAW KATON On July
20th, 1893, at the resilience of Die oride's
parents, Lebanon, Mr James M Bnrien
shaw and Mies Maud I Eaton. Rev H
Oberg officiating.
LAWTON-McEVERS.-On July 26th,
I8'3, at tho residence of and by Rev U
tv Hill, Mr E E Lawtoo and Miss Carrie
McEver, both of Linn county.
HOKN.
IUMS. On Friday. July 28th, 189.1, in
Albany, to Mr and Mrs Jade! Rossa girl.
BR0DER8. On Friday, July 28th,1808,
in Albany, to Mr and Mrs Hwiry Hrodere
a girl.
BONK ANB ABIOAB
IIIL'RBDAV.
The Fii st National Bank ol Kpokaoe
closed Its doors at 2 o'clock yes'.trjay,
Henry Falling has been appointed pres
ident of the board of regents 'fii ihe State
tniversitv.
Prof Chas I Champman, of Mllwauke-,
has been o'ected president of the State
University, to succeed Prof Johnson.
R"v O D Taylir, the North Dalles real
estate man who was recently flogged by a
voting lady of The Dalles, lias been ar
res'ed for emuezx Ing $50,000.
At a meeting of the City Council of
Salem Archie Mason was granted the
contract of grading and paving a portion
ot State street. Consideration, $8,417
The lowest bid for the addition t i the
reform school wa that of S A Hazell,
$40,098 The highest was $50,000. As
tht lowest vvss too hlch, no contract was
let. b
The Prinevlllj News says: Strawber
ries sold in Pen timid this year as low as
one cent per box. The lowest price at
which they could be had In Prlneville wis
io?i cents per box, and we considered
that cheap.
Clapp Si CoV wcklv letter says ; That
wi.eat Importing rotintries of the world
last ar required about four hundred
million bushels, and arc likely to require
more this year, and we are not able to
furnlaS more than three-fourths as much
f H as we did last year. That as long as
100,000 m'ies of our railway system earns
annually a sum of money aDDroachine six
! hundred million do'.lara. bankruptcy
nunurea million
The regular monthly business meeting
of the auxiliary of the Y M C A will be
held t.-monnw at 3:30 pm in the rooms
ct '.ne asso.a'lon. AH members are re
quested to ne present. The meeting will
he unusually interesting. Misses Eva
Simpson and Mart Cundiff will etve read
ings and Mlaa Mildred Burneater will sing
a sasn
Mrs E R Prichatd. ac: lug secre-1
tary.
Evidently havlni talked with a hatem ;
stockhold'r the Staiesrran says; Arrange- without an engineer, he had taken charge
ments are under wav for the re-organ!- of th; engine hlmsrlf. He fl cold water
ing of the Linn County National bank, into the boiler, which pr diced an explo
which recently failed st Albany, ai.d for ! slon resuhiog ia bis instant death,
the lesumpllon of business when the
stringency lets upa bit. It will pre bab'.v ) Total lallexe
resume in the fall . We wish to cotigratu
late Altany. j Baltimore, M J. July 27- A summary
fbioat iM bank failures in the United States from
j'-- . .. . . . j May 1 to July 1 Inclusive shows that 301
1 ne cotisBy jail at Salem has nine occu- j b,rfsing iost(tuUon. ith a capital of
P3"- 'XA XX), have suspended. Fire sixths of
Every bank in Ellensburg. Wssh, has j these failures and four-fifths of the apital
been cloud. One of them, though, will involved were in Aestern or Pacific stales.
resume business August 1. while only 10 per cent of the failures and
Fine place, with two acres of land Jrult, j II per cent of tbe capital involved were in
etc , f?r rent. Call on Prof W W Davis, the Sooth. In Colorado alone the ajgre-
west end of Fourth street. gale capital involved was nearly t2.000.009
A Capital citv ordinance prohibits the ? Pefr,lb" t!,,KTeftJ(' cPlU'of "
driving of s'ock through Ihe streets of the I baul" lhat ,IJ So?,h- Tw? nam'
citr. A man paid c fcn the privl eee 2F ?f failures in tWbouthern states was
yesterday.
Te Alban'es will plav the
Lmorruw mzjM, o coc. ana tne ll-
la-ncim, anil s ltsnje ss oattenes, on . c
aundav.
nenry aceseas. tne well known painter.
otrn ir.iunit m mc t 'Kuies lor
several rears has returned lo Aibanv sad
formed 'a partnership whh W T Baker
S. 1 1 J, i n 1 .
There are eighty-seven excursio.ils-s ,n
i. ncnn.li. psnr nisi su. uc in .tinnv
nest Mendir khan. "rooisM la .im!
, .hem we. wi h pleat v" to' eat'. sUht seeinB
' sat "
aodmaatc.
The builJ nr just east l the Dittoes it
price Is being remodeled I. r occupancv
j by K M R sber son'c feed store, while the
bttck S'Bcalrd Lv turn l!i hr mmnurA ln
R I. Pnr, .1,.
farmer Jones. In comina to loan this!
m0rr.lng wi:h a toad if bale.1 hav was i
tipped over ia err,.- , tne Lebanon
1 s a a s m s s
Th rc wilt Ix one 2.ws.menl in ihe A
O I W orait-r lor : K n.rtnt K rJ ntna
Tyd, makes 10 asarvamerts for S months.
' At this rate the number of assessments fji
the tear will ataaaai a.t ith . rh.
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. . "T " " "' w-""." " V
ia hi linn sh&w4..l! .m
priatioa. A gentleman recamlv there
savs he sees no signs of the money having
t - i i - i Ti a. ii.. i . i .
hce" vxpendeX There ia IUU doub .
boon. lh, " " " applied ss ordered,
mhcfl trceix (rnm lhe ,utc.
Prof Ha-le. on tbe Nicar,Ue Cans'
. at the M E c urch tonight . Admisaion
frex. ioco rctlon. Prot Hawlei snukr l.i
Eugeae last Tuesday evening snd ihe Si Chang. Tbe general expectation is that
Eugene OuarJ thus speaks cf itse it-Cure: ar'7 August the French fleet will attack
The leciurr bv Pre frssor W C Hawiev.of ; U"Tok and land some .'-Oft) man- Tbere
Sasrm. was at'rndtd by a large audience ' '' doubt hrre that Frtcre's purpose is
st she M E church Isst evening. The 1 n-aae Siaro a French cdony.
gentleman is afoclbte speaker and Uxor- J rmrnl alansrr.
oachls rn-ivers-wit with the details of his j , , , ....
suhject.' Astobja. Or. July 27. Mr taro'iae
I Hansen was murdered in a patch cf nsp
sATrRDAT herrr Uasbes near her hose Wsdnswday
J W Gaines has been elected vlce-prcsi ievecinsr. She was found fare down, her
dent of Ihe Bank uf Sdo. succeedinv I I. , skull i ru'bed in. an.1 tbe bead restinir ia a
Cowan
FneJctirks,
the California murderer.
has been seen In Ihe northern part of Ben-
ton count .
The Annual Conference of the M E
churcn wi I eet in Albany A jsjus: ;? to
zS. Bishop Goodsell will be i i attend
ance. Eight of the so ing peooSe
w ho went to,
knot's Butte recently are down with no I- ;
saa oak in different degrees ot Intensity. I
The force of empWees on tbe S P has ?
b.en cut down wi-vrever possible Ol I
course this la to be regretted, ss it throw j
' wu WI WSSTK.
kct Hill, a tiaptist minister of Aibanv.
will hold service ifundav one mile south
rest ol town . There will be several par
ties baptized during the day . ScIo Press.
The World's fair will open to-mono.
This is in obedience to an Injunction that
was grsntcd preventing the closing nf the
fair. The matter ! have to he tkdded
again.
Recently a brown team and buggt were
stolen fr..m Grant's Pass. It staa ihouuhi
the ihlwrs wen. In Use bti-hcs opjkmIic
Aibanv. snd S N Hoffman snc A He ;
... . ' B I
Cain made a live hunt fo them las, eve
ning.
O May. John Curl and lack Lemon. of
Scio, have tsktn up va uabte mining
claims in Southern Oregon, at Hore Shoe
Bend, cn R- gue river. T.iey mink ihev
have a good mine, and will return and
work it.
(ien E L Applegate has been Invited to
help out ihe Portland Exposition thlsi
year In f. oratorical works.havlng s!ec!ed
him lo do justice on the subject - f "The
Pioneer Women of Oregon. n The Gen
eral ha concluded to accept the invitation
Thi- sfiernoon fire araa discovered in
the wesi addition 10 the residence of Mr
Marlln Payne The i-uckct trigasle e
tingulshed tlie rapid'v spreading fl.iir-,
which had caught from a defective U se
The department were called out, but wvre
not needed!
The Indian boys came up 10 Albany to
day and were facing the Albanies with
Stanley in the box ami BHIir.gs h;hind (he
bat. Ho' nian, recently of the Salems. la
In Ihe field Northern!, a voting while
man of Salem, was In the box for the dus
kv kids, of Chemawa. To morrow the
Albtnles will play the Wll amettes, the
cluh ct.anglng battetiea.
Hugh McDonald, a carpenter of Athe
ns, recently attended a meeting ot an ad -ventlst
In a lent. The minister was pic
turing how the world was about to come
lo an end In glowing terms, when Mc
Donald, who had been drinking, arose in
his seat and told the preacher he waa a
I'ar. He waa fined f 200 or 100 days in
jail for tne offense. He chose the impris
onment, They abk Bm. Walker Bros bip steers
are attracting general attention in the tent
adjoining the 8t Charles. You can tell
them by their horns; Cleveland's are ojitjn.
Harrison's parti v closed. They are 18
hands high, 12 feet 6 inches long:, 15 feel
girth, 4 feet through chest, and 4 feci 'J
inches across hips, weigh ing- 4040 and 4000
pound. Tonight ut 7 o'clock a free exhi
bition will be given in front of the tent by
Apache ( ieorge. the champion lariat throw
er, and Sum Walker, champion long rifle
shot. The admission is only 10 cents.
19 to o. That Is the score people make
who trade with Perry Conn, the dealei In
fresh groceries, prcduce and crockery
ware. Thev shut nut hard times and pive
mean bargains. Plenty sf home tuns
and a return for more goods. The game
it umpired on ihe square, and there ts
never any kicking. Piompt and courte
ous treatment. A steady thing. Doors
open early and late. If you would hereon
the winning side call on Conn.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Tke WrBrlnl rigarra,
Washington, Juy a8. Controller Eck
els takes exception to the re;ent dispatches
which have appeared In the newspapers
slating thit 200 national banks have failed
since Jtnunrv t, and is out today in a atatt
mert ahowing that 105 have pasted into the
hand 1 ot the controller. Fourteen of these
banks have already resumed business, two
of th'm being the Fir.t National, ol Palouse
City. Wash, snd the Washington National,
of Spokane.
KlrkeU la the rate.
Kuornk, Or, July j8 Hon I M S; ores.
who lives on the Mohawk, 1 j miles east of
here met with a very serious sccldent yes
terday. He was riding cne horse and lead
ing a not fur, when 1 he one he was leading
turned and kicked, s'liUng him fairly In
the face. A terrible gai was cut down
the chin, and the flesh of the light cheek
from t lie corner nf the mnuili so the eye wsi
tern loonr, breaking the chin bone. He Is
now doing (airly w aud will rver in a
fw week".
la (tilraa
ClK A.. July 38. Male Suuerinlend
), July s8. fctate
ent Mcblpiy, of Oregon, nrrived yesterdsy
lo attend the sessions of the National Edu- 1
caiional Association. Tolay he took t(
mra seye v,e, vist'ing uregon a exmblts
As s membe-' of Oiegon's world's fatr com
mission. Professor McK'roy says be is well
pleas. d with the state's exhibits and is fur
prised st it completeness compared witn
many other states nhich made larger appro
priations. Professor B J Hawthorne, of the
state university, snd Professor John M
ttloss, of the Oregon agricultural college,
are slso doing the fair.
;..!
Sax Diecjo, Cal, Jul 2S N'evrs has
been leceived here of the tiagic death of
L Spaugkr, fotmetlr of Illli ois. and one f
the most prominent American ranchrrs ia
Lower California. Snanulrr ivi- i in Kan
Rafael vallev. where a Urge crop is beisg
harvested, tie natl latem secured a iteam
threshing machine, and being tempcariiy
. L . . . . ,
; .11, involving n..cr:,iiw: in in vsesrssa
and Pacific Ufes the nuaiuer was 2U, tn
llitmieii j,:r r,i .r.ii&ti ; L'..
j &u, Nurtber0
slates KL
ith -X,uOO,QOO
1 .
Twa Burteaa Btaaha.
: , . " -- s " , - --
M4?""1 and- UonUxrA oai banks failed
'his morning A run began 00 the other
I Waass.lV Tls bws ass ssswsmas saaBsfiaasaaval ssaiulull.-
Iir'STItA- Xanl. JOIV Ii. IB t ir! N:l
,n tht. Mwh.U' National arbsWk . iCHns
,. - . -!,-I -
i, . .. - . , : "T""
it. trie riotett
" rSKaX
II S t' 9 . s r 1 ' st l IJ-a sB VSas L'ltsas aaaU -a wJ -
Ma, of over l MAM I'- paid out over
1 .SMfl (100 li. rui.f wek. Ths. llnatsiu
National ha paid out nearlv 5ffl),000.
The other bsnks are s andinc 'be ran well.
lasAJaB sBrllr
-S"KW Vobk, Jnly 27 Aicig tbe uu
"nerous reports that teodeO tc firm thir-gs
P n W SJI sTm WKtay. lae n: -! nWSJ
- I snl sum a a Iks mm a mis nt CI sf'afafl lafafl
further drep in the rate of sterling ex-
casr.ire. One feature of the day's opera-
" tinus was tbe purchase of securities for in -
vest meal Toe movemnt was tbe heavi-
' aoa - ' ine
UsL tcreura buters were esneciaiiv act
ire and cooservatire. '
' BiawSusSe
Baxokoc. July 37- Notice was stvea
today of a blxkasle by IV rreacr Beet
, i ; .1- i i a . i. .
i OstgOtng vessels bare been warned that!
: tbey must clear before Saturday or submit
j lo dvtentiM. The biockade will exiend
I h'8 tbe entire north coast of the gulf of
am. Tbe I-Yench beet, with M. IVtvie.
r rHKb tcicister rei.lent. has cone to Koh
'pool of biood. which was stilt warm. The
ipwra. opinion is that her husband. John
,,aan- arrest -n susolcion.
Btwaate t.illlrs Steady
Xi.w Yobk. July. 27 It is learned
i through authoritative Russian sourcsss thai
j the Russian fleet now at New York are un-
der orders tn jmn the trench Mediterra-
nean squadron at Toulon. It was also
staled tnree ol tbe Krasian warship now
hrn. receired pre para' ory orders,
wbich wa c,u' ,nm 10 conlinoe. alter
"wg Toploo. to kast India waters
Aa Esxsiasaiam.
Aberdrkx. Wash.. July '.-'. The l-.d-
nr in It). V : 1 ,.rr. t mill ... i .wl .1...
morning about 7K) oclock. instantly ktl- I f" to SB her and drawutt; a re-
ling tbe fireman. iliiam Welch, and bb-JS" so tntimidatr.1 the younp la.lv
riouslv injuring several other men who , J"' ortnU U and walked out with
were wo-kino-near bv. Tbe accident wasi?""- It sc-ms that on Satnrdav last she
cansed I y one of the Hues roUarcing. Bat
little damage wa done to tbe mill prop
erty. Ssvartr raaie.
. . I . I .' 1
Yor.s. July 'J6 Toslav
V 11 1 -Lift .u 1 , sT-
ca,,l,v ,bv a a ban-
1 la sim' ' "l 111 ,iay toe stock ex-
ch.tntn p'e-nted a situation verv close to
a pilc At time sales of innstment
stocks p'occesisxl iss Mark volume as had
never before Itren witm-wcd except in the i
worst slats of 1S7:5. lAindon hraxsrh' fora
time, but proved quite poireriess to stem
tbe ti 'e of liquidation. The bears liad it
entirely their own way. for them was no
opposition to their onslaught.
Lyaraed Isa Beater
Dksvkh. Colo.. .fuly 26. Last night B
C Ligfatfoot. an olsl lit and Army man. was
brutally murdered by Dan Ami a. un Ital
ian saloon -keeper of unsavory fame The
murderer was placed in the county jail, and
the mat'er has been discussed all day by tbe
iieople. Many threats of lynching were
niasie, but not much attention was 1 .i l to
them, ns it was thought the tinm for fton
tier justice in Denver bad passed.
After a big meeting of laboring men.
the man was 'jtken from j-.ti! aud banged
to a jelenrupb pole.
Hove Mai iBteast esla.
Sens STo.v. Pa.. July 20. T V Powderly
returned home today from his western trip'.,
and was asked regarding the statement that?
be contemplated resigning his position as
ppiieral master workman of the Knights of
Labor. He said:
"Tliers' is nothing in it. I have no
thought of resigning."
A Bail sVresldrBt.
Cincinnati, July 26.Clarer.ce M Over
man, late president, and director of the Cit
izens' National bank, of Hillsboro, O., was
arrested by the United States marshal to -day,
charged with embezzling $50,000 of
tbe bank s funds, and also with making
false entries in his report lo the controller
of the currency, as to ths bank's condition
May 4, 1893. Ho plead not guilty. Over
man ia a cousin ot ex-Governor loraker.
The t'rcntUaiansrsr Trsaltle.
Pabis, July 26 It is staled that an ef
fective blockade of the Siamese coast by the
French-fleet will only liejjin Saturday or
Sunday. Until then al! the powers will
not have received notice of Frances inten
tion to establish a blockade.
A cabinet council was held at 6 c 'clock
this evening, but the (res test secrecy was
maintained as to what took place.
Tke Ladle-
The pleasant e fleet and perfect safety
with which ladles may use the California
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes It their favorite remedy.
To get the true and genuine article, look
for the name of the California Fig Syrup
Co, printed near the bottom oi the rack
age.
Prof Miehener left Tuesday for a visit to
his old home in Kansas, aiirf will also take
in the world's fair.
A II Cummings and wife.now of Albany,
visited over Sunday in Lebanon with old
friends, A C Harden and wife.
Isaac Saltmarsh, Mr ('randall and Miss
Kmrmi CrandnJI. W M I'.rownand wife.iml
A F Stowe left Monday fora mountain trip.
Pivf H Wilkes arrive! here Friday
from Kansas, and after visiting among
friends in this vieinitt , left Tmwiar for
Halxey and Eugene.
IjuA Friday Clint Oordon mtnrnoil lo
UWawBOB all right. He says ha don't know
what' made his dog leave Mm. Clint ha
given up the mining business.
Hamuel A.ttridire. of Mountain Himie.died
of kidney trouble, July I5th,at Broranritte,
where he went for medical treatment. Hi?
was an old nioneer and a highly-respected
citizen. He leaves a wife and nine children.
Mr Matthews, of the firm of Matthews k
Washburn. Albany, visited lKinon on
business Monday. This is one of the lead
ing hardware and tinware firms of the val
ley. They luveliuilt up a large business by
1 -- -r - v .11 . .
1 iiifir sr Tr iriu- un, ..r . ,,
Mr Carman, from Washington, and Mr
Van Auken. recently from Miciiiaran. have
succeeded I) Andrews in the hardware and.
tinware business. The name of the firm i
Larmanavt o. Mr Carman is a married
man. and his family will soon arrive. We
welcome them to I.luion and wish them
SU'n.
Drlailills'rson lia.s reneivnl nomrh r hiii'M
j lark (117 tons) to fill his contracts in lon-
don and New York, and is not iaiying ary
more, although people are still bringing it
in; however, he will try to sell it for them,
and expert to soon mak. :irnin.piiwnt tr
1 tuspiM- or wmti 1 brought in.
Mr Beall. receiver of the Linn County
j Bank. 1 ame out Toesiday and wanted to pot
' down bis signature a a depositor in tlse
I Bank of Lebanon to the amount of 8-7 ,000,
' but til.' trusts) wrmld tu.t !,. 1m ,1.. ,
This is the amount the former owner of the j
i Hanlt ol Iz-lurion iw,-s to the lann Vnintv
; I 1.
Bank.
At a mivtiiifr of the school Ixsard Last
Monday evening. Prof Miehener was re
.Iprtwl prirwpal for the cominir year, ana!
Miss Fannie 1 irigjr, Mrs Funk and Misav
Alibie Pn- were elected as assistants. All
of the old tearners were re-elected with the
exteiition of Miss Carother. who has ac
cepted a position ia the Albany school.
J M Kalston was in the cifvtwo dav this
wwic l(,kinL' after this bank. One of tbo
trustsses infmnl n that he had withdrawn
hi offer of eKit). And the trustee also
isfTerai wnowere at nrt oppcasM
to takinjr that amount would like very mu h
to get it now.--Advance and Kxpnec.
Taw rswSlauas! atsaks.
Speeisl lo tke "JaancsuTt
PbBTux0. Or.. Julv 29tfc. Tae
ton.-
merrul National. Portland Sasie-s Baai
.. .. 1 a : . 1 . - , . .
uu .smsaona .-satmnai lauea to open
doors ttiU m-rnimr .i v.-iimnt .n.s,
S slight removal from First Nations! Com-
mercuil, asets9l.'Cr.ia.i. ,h.Ka-it SJ.4S5.
000: Ainswortb. assets 887.000. deprs-iu
M7.Ca: Sariags. surplus
Xeabj.t Ubowxed. Mr. Wm. RaWtonre
ueived a tetter from Olex. lisLsn Urtob.
1 - - - -
1 BBBJI sefBI
of - a dose tali to drwninsr
by thre
children not often experienced
with such favorable results: Mr. Gilf
Sk;i;ner. an old re&ident of Ijnn "untv.
was ai i uex with his familr
where his little
irin MI into Kock Creek, at a point,
where it was juite deep. A fifteen rear M
m jumped in after her. folk. wed bv a
younger eon. who got strangled and caught
h" brother around the neck and thev went,
down. A young man with apoie sxtcrvjedesl
in (fvttjnir the airl oat sus.1 Ixi-ir - i:
f-n-raeriv of thi itv. siov.- for lhp 1tm an.1
' at once wurssj the vourger; bat it wa
! with srn-a; .USVuitT that he finaiv got the
; older one from the deep boh in "which be
I sunk. They were rolled on barrels and all
; twuturnt w. tne olsfcr boy not ontu after
. about an hoars crmtimr.I vnrt with him.
The saving and resossrilafion of th three
was . ..nsKiervl retxSBrkahlp Mr R-lrtnn
rsartv-uiariy was entity I to great credit for
his part in saviasr the :!Jren from a.
tt-juVry Brave.
A CnxTt'KT u t m, v Lriw.xxl
bssljnKs to a bscyeJe cinl. wboae name t
Century Road lit. ,rf Aiatviea. siys tbe
Salem !mleriexisi;. Tbe i&jeH of this
dub is to prorn - rosut rxding a against
track nu-ituf. an 1 tbey have certain rule
wbicb make it iutaestini lor their meai-
tsers. meot ttsrse ts. that any iiiisalBS
who will po before notary public and give
tor farts in the rase, an i make oath to bare
ri'hl-n 1"1 mile in sixteen txanarentive
boors or Um. will je entitled to a lirtsVcoid
bar that thev will send vou. witfa the siaDe.
anl tune sugravsd upoti it. Tbe
dub medal is . ircalar in ronu and aboat
tbe sixe of a silver doiia . The riding of
100 miles in than si- e horr is railed
the inaking of a rentur. and a sold bat
that is received in reran for the affidavit ia
attached to the kvtrer par; of the dub jneda).
It arooseis a smirit of rivalry among tbe
members and rensier them Anxious to add
as many liars as Mi oa- to their medals.
Wkxt From AL-six-v. The Portland
Dispatch says: A man by tne name r
pics. wbo has been keeping company with
Vuwt BerUet rcsase. Isevauneso obnoxioas to
her by his alsasr ami rrxselty that she dis-canfc'-.l
him. and said she never arantod to
see him again. A few evening ago be
called mwn her where shewasemrioyed.and
had token a walk with another
and this r.uidpSpisss anerv. He
given
the girl a goM watch and citber
presents
which ho .leuianded she should rttarn or
nsrkulnr -I 1.1
-- : w am m .
at OSSOS ptre them up he sAsxW ber severely
and drew a revolver on her.but it was taken
away from him by some onewatAinfr him.
The posw girl entreated him with tears to
let bin- alone: that tshe would stie laafore she
wcvtild luarrr him. .She is remits! to he Bl
p0' honest, hard working girl, and had to
leave her home in Albany to get risl of her
periisvutor. lie tot lowest her to this city
and is pursuing hist course of annoyance.
She is stopping with tri-. : al East' Sixth
ami Harrison streets.
Servssa ayssKsskB:
8cnato- James F iNerce, of New York
writes: 'For the past two years 1 have
suffered very much from an sggravated
form of nervous dysoensla. I have re-
aortcti to various remedial agentsderivlng
but listle bmet . A few months since a
friend of mind suggested the trial of All-
cock s reroti p.ssters. 1 ol'o Ing the
suBuestion, l have hear 1 ualng the -ame
i'h the hapoiesi effecis. T th,jie slml-
sasiy ssuuecra ict n!e suKgrst tne manner
of their u;e I pace one over snv stom -
ach, .me over the hepi ic region, and one
m my hack The effect is exceileot.
From the stay I commenced their use have
been slow If nut surely improving, and am
quite confi.'en' that by continuing I shall
again be sestoied to my accustomed
ncal'h '
a Oi Mski
The trnV.it j public are now folly alive
to the fscttbac ihe Chicago, TJtiou Pacific
& North-Weftvrn - hie vffria the vary best
aoeommodationa to the public from and to
s-nica-o, ssmana an.1 intermediate points-,
not only darins tho World's Fair, but all
tne year round.
AnvEBTiscta Novkltiks. We have a
complete line of noveltise, direct from the
makers, can furnish the s ame at Iowck
prices. Whistles, mirrors, pencils, mem
orantta bookst, napkins, fans.rulcns, van!
sticks, panels, cliromo cartls, ct) ps, t':a!en
dara, xmas cards, etc., in season.
And always the best Job Pbixti.vo
SMILEY. Leading Printer.
and Oregon City. Dcuit goto Chicago ;
withi nit your atxtmuncKlaUons n-served, un-1
test you nave u tug put
empty. Call oti (. TC.
urse you are -mxious ts
rronk at the depot
tor purucnlors
One SmoU Bile uoau everr night fora
svs urtHtss Torpid Lire tv sac. ir bottkk
HllAHli AHfn l.tiU.MVii .-.f ivrarul n,.jix I
reasonable rates .7177 I "? . a..4 ';tP the
sts. i-wi.s- si vv ii- l" ' ii i ''sl- 1 w no traveling pnoto here
ir ii he i.' 8i fr,.Hl,M -an.lgviutwnomw, imt have t-ome
V.T ,R(nL"rNlp J0rrli,t sr"1' wifcumlchildrtrntomakea home in
rcvd ticket oAcem l)rtliuid. clml(lte- 1 have come to
Altaiiv 1- ntr,vitf Wu i M.-Minnvil L R n v . .
mm
It Inr.lra from th stateniimf a if tltfs Port
land bank that failed yesterday was simply I
doing business on public funds, and it no
wonuer 11 went. mwra.
Don't ! a calamity bowler. The a
States is all right. Eras of finan tal te- j
pression are penorlical and never mive last-
r . rat ...a 1 l ft 1.. , . . . L , c 1 vtt vs I
etl. anu win not. last, msmm -followed
by snnshine.
The big bridge at Salem is still full of
hnW :,nd ibinawrm to travel. Both txiati-
ties seem to disclaim ownorsliip of resyon- j
sibility for Hie condition of this wri,1 '
structure. It is clearly an orphan and the
county c.mrt should unijoint a guardian. 1
j Salem Jonnial.
Tlierermblir-rti 'rresident of the Twdasj
National b.uik of 'litcmia. says: The clos-1
lag of tail Isank was due to the present nr.
rareeedented financial conditi.ms now exist
ing in this country which wer, cansed pr ''
cipally by distitist of the Shern in bsw.
Should the poxcha.-uig ciause of the w
man act lie repealed money would liecontc
eauier at once. '
Dr S A Young and Jake Aprieraon ar
rived from tbear iirospectbig trip in the
Blue mountains lart week. Tbey were
iinsim-ncsfiil. Mr Antrxin lieinsr iinalrle to
locate the place where he panned oat the ,
yellow metal.- nc.mnnvine 1. .
coorve. Some Linn county men met with j
the same restult.
The causes for pie present finani-ial crwis !
are many, a given by tbe public. .Some cf j
them are quite ridiculous, as well as amiss- j
ing. This is an euss for bre-linir jmiioao-1
pher; lint most of them are a,'wp. One is
remin.lerl of the cry of tie a theater
arisen there is ita.-dfy a blaze; lut every- j
Irody (roes wild. ( Vol heads are aeedd,and
more conhslsw of man in man.
Man is a harvester. Hie begins life at i
the cradlV; learns to lian die the fork ; j
ofteti has rakish way sod sows wild j
na'-s; threshes his way through tbe;
vortdand when he art iveea. tbe sear
nd yellow leaf, time mows him down j
sad bis remains are plant"! n the hill
side. Ex.
The people of OrKon bare xmeauee to
i comnlala of hard limes.wl.en tJsev com
pare I heir conditions with eaetera states .
No one an Oregon is suffering far tbe
j necessaries ot me, wniie in many eastern
; states tisoounfa of labor rs are Tiiacfird
for their bread and better, and ottiers are
1 dependins; on charitable people (or their
upport Ker-.ster.
T' - levtnre business rets kitocksi r-ut
with o-her tiutijjs. T'se Kajttoe Regis
ter savs: nev itarry m' ksct, lovsner'y
of this city, was to lee' ore a t Salem this
weels, but after oi 'r:a: rt-mineil h"m".
as be rooid gt no h-wresa. He i a
food lecturer, bu pais dvegBOt
ii'erested in stub utaite.j.
Young Mammon, recently with the Ore-
aval Citv riah kaa nmA wsath Is ..i.
the Call tells of his first game: Los An-'
gates ran against a snag tolay in the sxasrpe
or uamnton. tne young sonupaw M&nagr
Moore recent! v imnrated frr.m rWoY-r. TK
viator thought th-y were gointr to wipe tbe
earth with the youngster. 1 ut instead Le
played with them. The new i-.in hair!
. w.iierful curves. L'mpire Srjernev couid
at see many of the bails which twisted
over the plate, therefore he gave Dammon
somewhat the worst of it in his deosiaai on
balls and strike. But that made no si if-1
ference anvbow. as the AngeJes could do)
little or nothrsir; with him when bits weae !
aaawawL
of positioo who allow the
uie of their names as directors in banks or
other financial usfUtutions wooiddo well to
based the eanerience of Judge Jenkins, of
Mitwaakee. He was .1 dmvtor ia a tsaak.
He gave tbe use of his name without at
ttendinsr to the duties cf tbe position. Tne
ement of tbe hank w a- bad. Xoney
was wrnngly wed. The hank failed. Now
Jadife Jenkirt? rind- h:uiw4f under indict
ment. He nleads that he had no ctitraixasMa
of tbe wrongdoing. The answer is that bv
allowing the use of his name he was se
sponsihse. If he did not attend to his ities
Be was all tbe more reponrible. It is a
bad position Lra jodge. but it impree a
jeaaan that soxae bank shreetors need to
learn. Kx.
y&7 hMT7;
rancher, lost 500 the other dav by palling
it into a tin bos furn i, bed by two ?Jtit!e
men. who kinUIr permitted him to kee- the
box. After waiting -4 hoars for the mra
Ui cHne lck he broke open the box on'v to
ind 1 full cf atasxBB.
tJtse morning last week we rssjaas.1 e I JsassV
berry patch and saw two ladies sisssis the
t rnarherous Isashx-s of thorns piddng bssrias
with saen's pants on. says the Traver Advo
cate, wbereuptsn the v oodlan,! Mail rises to
exdaun that it is tim tor VrA. s-
shut up shop when Tulare can produce fruit
like that.
J B Mahaaaa is trying in UtiH a saddle
track railroad from Claskai ntv to Mt
Hood, tir Mahaaaa ha. tbe BBrrit of stick- j
im; to a thia? . He is tlu- n w ho bbsb
establishing creamerii-s at one time, and
said Aibanv wasn't worth the packing lo a
saddle I sag becani we would not invest.
Here is a warning for th s unthinking ps o
nleof today: A man in Chicago lost confi
dence in his hank and drew oat $1400 he
had in it. It was handed to him in two
psirceis. one of ? ar) . : the other of "J900.
. Before lv had w.tiked two block. sotuebodv
!:. It- .1 - - - ". i3
re.ievtn mm ot tne swsw. on itiscovennir
his loss he went hack and .letwsiited the
j500 again, havinsr iid Uam how to
to keep 4300.
!
I
The Pendleton Tribune savs: roe num ateret of E J Lsneiog. Ths rasia
ber of idle men in Pendleton grows not i hrJ;er eatrkd oa ty Jshn 1
smaller fast. Lodging bouse are full, feed th,e Purch"' thar-st f, who hereey ass m
stahles are crowded by the blanket brigade, 1 Pneship debts, and who .lore i su
and even the woods above and below town, i "on9" 10 collect asd recess for all .kbts
swarm wiut men. tor the most part honest,
i.-!f --.I.. . 1 l.uL. " 1 a a mm,
nut tiead broke, and eaicer to work. The
outlook is jfloomv bevond worrit and th..
logic of the situation points to harder times
wxuai tnere must ot iieeessity be much
saffsiring. and even crime grow oat of the
sMUoreed i l'ei.es of so many men.
1
1 The following from a vallev ex. should be
a terriWe warning to Aibanv voonsr di,-s
hke the one referred to: Last nijrht as four I
.vomig ladies on tVont street were impitinjr i
the yard, a lady and gentleman passed- the
nxwe oeinjr very stroni; some cf the spray
I fell on the ladv's shouidr. ber companion !
' resented this, and toning, frightened them
j all by Rat ing: "If you ever do such a thiur
ajrain. I will break vour neck." emiha-1
j siting his remark with an oath. The wmig j
ladies, now verv pale, rastened the doors ;
securely and spent half the night in watch- )
I inur t,ir his return t.c ..,.t 1... tl.n, .r
rrr at Merit
The poof of the merits of a plaster is
the cures It fiTects, and the voluntary
testimonials of those wlio have used All
cock's Porous Plasters during 'the past
thirty years is unimpeachable evidence of !
their superiority and should convince the !
moat skeptical. Self praise !s no lecom
mndation, but certificates from those who !
have used them are.
Beware of imitations and do not be tie- j
ceived bi misrepresentation. Ask tor Al- I
cock's and let no solicitation or explana
tion induce vou to accept a substitute.
galleo' In the Y. M. C. A. block, 2nd
street, Albany,, and will try hard to please
all who will fa or me with their patronage.
1 will take all sixes and styles of photos as
cneap-
tcKlllV
with
your
stay.
' J o
my work,
8. A. 11 VMMM.I..
Lute of Toronto. Canada.
Tbev Iniinass annetUe. nur
JstemaBdaetontbeilrer Bile!
Hllll IX t
' How goo f digestion wait on
appeti te,
And health on both:
CmietsBiCatsplm
Cottolne ;toleae Cesasasss
Cortotene
ipumnis
CnttOT.' xiitaune iLtssessaw
To assure both the above ends,
good, wholesome, palatable food is
demanded. It is next te unpossible
to present a Sttffcient variety of appe
t iiing bills of fare for our meals winV
c at a liberal allawanee of pastry ass!
other food in which shortening is
required. How to make crisp,
healthful, digestible P" has
mizzled the cooks. A difficulty in
all good cooking in the past has been
lard. Always fickle, tvrver umfcrm.
most tmwsKJsesoiae lard has always
been the bane of the cook and the
obstacle to "good digestion'
CsbWbsbs
COTTOLENE
comes now into popular
favor as the new shorten
ingbetter than even the
best oi lard with none of
lard's djectionable quali
ties. And
COTTOLENE
comes attended by both
"APPETITE AMO HEALTH."
Grocers sell it all about.
aeruse all substitutes.
Cacssnsc Cettofetae OBSSoisawgessssmjLessssisBB
CetcVcaw Cenalnc CcBSDStse
Poor
Weak and
Weary Mothers
Raise
- 1
;
i
J Puny, Pindling
Jj Children.
J 3
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Sulphur Bitters
Wiii make them
Strong, hearty
And healthy.
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Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates
Between Wiilame te Val'.ey PunU and
San Francisco
LS STEt R SIILIVGS
rs.t SkS raLS3.
1 VaSev. Mt nu TTU,
raow vasrxa.
TaDrr, Jaiy flat, at I
JI Bt.
The Oompaav .tseryr uw neat
Baxts snmag sjaxtes v-rthoat notice.
KiTER VrvAKERS,
"Hoar" leaves f:.M Vfaajasxsn; aast
H C Oay.Osw AsrXtOas,. Sr wlsansarusssi
D K saartn. (Saw AtX Sm FrasKucs. Cat.
B K Xsleahy, Gsr.; S ik:
Notice of Dissolution.
NOaCE ISHEREBT GIVES THAT
ths ck -partsersaip avaretvfotw existiag
tetweea the uixlarsitjwed noder tie firm
nam of Iiorn. I.u.t r & Co. h-.t teea and
is this day dissolved bv aistaal coeseat of
1 tas asart'ue. John Ion KstIm m,.i,.
i sn-av
-osrx Isoa,
E J LAsxrst;.
Dated this 1st day cf Jaly, 1690.
eavtara.
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4LFAJY C0LLSSUT1 IHStTTUTI
ALBANY, OREGON 1
1891, 1892
less Teraa Sssssaeal Sessmsaasxir ssb
A ft. 1 corps of inastruotorR.
ClAoSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, immi
COMMERCIAL AHO NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses ot study arranged to meet sr
all grades of student?
Sptoml imamemmmts eftrti ta stud?,
from ttervmd.
ITT. KLBKBT ! COVBIT
REVERE HOUsT
sLBANY . OBEIv
HAS. PFlilFFRH tROPRlKTOR
C" Ka okUt by lw
U. tC FAIRSAslK CO.,
ST. LOUIS and
5csiiicoirwjB
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