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SAKUSLE'S FHJfJRES.
Secretary Carlisle takrs the position
that the government could not ' carry out
the provisions of tl.e Vest tree coinage bill
put at the rate of 20 to 1 . In a letter to
Senator Vrorhees the Secretary say:
"Referring to our conversation relative
to the probable cost incident to tlx change
from the present coining ratio between
gold and silver (r. to 16 for the standard
si'ver dollar and 1 to 14.93 or subsidiary
silver) to a ratio of 1 ao, you are respect
fully Informed that the number of silver
dollars coined since 1878 aggregates $419,
333,450. Without any allowance for abra
sion and loss InciJent to melting the same,
the coining value of these dolhra, at a
ratio of 1 to 20, would be $333,322,162, or
84,uo,22S less than their present face
value. To recoin these dollars at a ratio
of 1 to ao would require the addition of
81,376,700 ounces of new bullion, which,
at the average price paid for silver under
the act of July 14, 1890 ($0.93.1;), would
cost $7 Si 883,700. In addition to this, 1
estimate that there would be a loss from
abrasion and In the melting of these dollars
of at least $3,000,000, which amount, to
gether with the difference in the face value
of the coins ($84, 1 10, oSS), would have to
be reimbursed to the treasury by an appro
priation for that purpose. From the fact
that the silver dollars are distributed
throughout the country, it would be neces
sary as I hey arc redeemed at the several
aubtreasuries to transport them to the
mints, and the ex pens of transportation
for $300,000,000, the amount outside of the
s'ock on hand at the snbreasnrles and
mints at Philadelphia, San Francisco and
New Orleans, would average at least 1 '4
per cent, or $4,500,000.
"I therefore estimate the cost of rccoin
ing the silver dollars already coined as fol
lows: New bullion to be added, $75,883,700;
loss by abrasion and melting, $3,000,000;
cost of coinage (labor, materials, etc.), $6,
290,000; copper for alloy, $68,2co: trans
I portation of dollars to the mint, $4,530,000;
lotal,$89. 74 1,900 The stock of i subsidiary
silver coin in the country is estimated at
$77,000,000, which at roll weight would
contain 55,699,875 ounces of fine silver
This amount, in a mtio of 1 to 20, would
coin $55,843,802, or $21,156,198 less than
the present face value. To recoin $77,000,
ouo of subsidiary silver into an equal
amount of fractional coin, at a ratio of 1 to
20, would require the addition of 18,797,-
625 fine ounces, which, at $0,93 per fine
ounce, the average price paid for filver
under the act of July 14, 1S90, would cost
$17,528,785. There would be a loss of
about 21i' per cent by abrasion from the
face value, or about $1,925,000. I Would
therefore estimate the cost of recoiolng
subsidiary silver in the country, at a ratio
of 1 to 20, as follorvs: New bullion, $17,
528,785: loss by abrsaiun, $1,925,000; cost
of coinage (labor, material, etc., $2,500,000;
copper far alloy, $15,636; cost of trans
portation, $(,155000; total, $23,124,421.
Recapitulation : Estimated cost of rejoining
silver dolUrs, $89,741. 9o; estimated cost
of recoining subsidiary silver, $23,124,421;
total, $112, 866,321."
The movement of Grand Army veterans
to secure the nomination and election ofja
candidate in the next presidential election
."who shall be in perfect accord with the
Grand Army on the pension question" is
premature and is likely to prove futile.
Did not the promoters of pensions have in
Harrison a candidate alter their own heart?
Did not the "comrade" ho appointed
Tanner and Raam, and under whose ad
ministration the cost of pensions increased
from $80,000,000 to over, $150,000,000,
secure all the votes that can be obtained
from reckless expenditures in this direc
tion? The great majority of the people
arc now more concerned in a just and thor
ough reform of the pension system.
The wild Cossacks, living away down in
the southernmost part cf the Russian
Empire spend most of their time harassing
the Turks. They are peculiar; savage in
appearance. Their uniform is the Cossack
coat, foil trousers, scarlet undercoat hooked
up to the neck, b'g boots, and as an over
coat they wear a bourka, a circular cloak
made of coarse felt with long, shaggy hair
on one side of It. This cloak is big enough
to cover the lUer and much nf the horse.
The most distinctive point in their dress,
however, I, tlie cylindrical hat of black
aorakhan which they wear St all seasons
The top is of cloth or velvet. They form
part of the Russian cavalry and live prin
cipally on plunder, stealing, during their
raids into Turkey, anything the can', find,
rom a chicken to a chilJ .
Goust, the smallest separate an I inde
pendent territory in the world, it situated
in ti:e Lower Pyrenees, about 10 miles
from Oleron, between tbe - boundaries
of Fiance and Spain. Ths people
speak a language cf their own, 1 cross
betweea French and Spanish.
A republican senator has at last appeared
with assurance enough to move for a stay
of execution of the people's will an reference
to the tariff until I -'7. His name is Gal
linger and be i very appropriately the
colleairoe of.Bili Chandler.
"Only the Scars
Remain'
Says Hentiy Hudson, of the James
Smith Woolen
Machinery Co..
Philadelphia,
Pa., who certi
fies as follows;
" Among the
many testimoni
als which I see
in regard to cer
tain medicines
performing
cures, cleansing
tho blood, etc.,
none Impress me
more than my
own case.
Twenty years
ago, at the age
of 18 years, I Inn I
swellings 'come
on my legs,
which broke and
became run
ning sores .
Our family phy
sician could do
nic iii good, and it was feared that the
bones would be affected. At last, my
good old
Mother Urged Me
to try Ayers Sarsaparilla. I took three
bottles, the sores healed, and I have not
ticrn troubled since. Only tbe sears
remain, and the memory of the
past, to remind me of ' the good
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has done me.
I now weigh two hundred and twenty
pounds, and am in the best of health.
I have been on the road for the past
twelve years, have noticed Ayer's Sar
saparilla advertised In all parts of the
United States, and always take pleas
ure in tolling what good It did for me."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer ft Co., Lowell, Mesa.
Curesotherg, will euro you
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WASHINGTON U5TTKK.
From our regular Correspondent.
Washington, Aug. (4, 1S93.
The democratic leaders of the house
proved themselves equal to the occasion,
and broke the record for a new congress by
getting to work on the silver question on
the fifth day of the session. They also
disappointed the republicans who were
cocked on the charge of Intentional procras
tination. The republicans have been so
surprised with the ease with which the
democrats reached an agreement to take up
the silver question, in advance of the ap
pointment of committees, discuss it fourteen
days and then, vole upon the bill for the
repeal of the purchasing clause of the
Slier mi n law nd amendments thereto for
the free ctlnage t silver at a ratio of 16,
17, 18, 19, 01 90 1 one, and for the sub
stitution of the Slaril act, which was the
aw before the Shorn n act was passed in
1890, that they have just begun to charge
the democrats with railroading the matter
through she house. The democrats sre
perfectly willing to plead guilty to the
charge of railroading the questio-i. They
believe that the situation required railroad
ing, and that the people had a right to
expect It. The agreement under which the
debate now being conducted is thorough- j
ly democratic ; It provides for an equal di
..t.: t a t ., ,lnn. ,i, Kilt
v istvili us nuts aassv vs wsfm w--
and the amendments named without fim
bustering, and the decision of the question j
is to be made solely by the tot jonty in the
house. It looks now as though the bill for
the unconditional repeal of the purchasing
clause of the Sherman law would pass, al
though there Is a probability an amendment
providing for the free coinage of silver at
an Increased ratio may be added to the bill.
Up to this time the debate has been car
ried on in a spirit of toleration, although
same ot tne speaser on ooin siucs-anter
and anti-silver ; there are no political ldes j
recognized in the debate have made some
rather strong statements. The small at
tendance is surprising, in view of the great
inUrest throughout the country in the result-
Of course every body knows that it is
easy for members of the bouse to find more
comfortable places than their seats in the
house to apeod their time from 11 a ro to 5
p m dally, but it does seem that more of
them should regard It a duty to attend the
sessions than do. While there is no actual
necessity for their being present, if they do
not intend to speak, until the voting begins,
still it wculd look better to see them In
their sea's.
The democratic senators have not found
it so easy to agree upon a program for the
disposal of the silver question ia the senate,
although the committee appointed by the
democratic caucus, of which Senator Gor
man is chairman, has nude some progress
towards a compromise, and there la reason
for the belief that it will eventually succeed.
The most radical silver men in congress are
republican senators, and it is their influence
which makes it difficult to tret t'e demo
cratic senators to agree upon a compromise
substitute for the Sherman law. There is
little, if any, probability that a bill for the
repeal of the entire law or of the purchasing
clause can get through the senate without
being accompanied by a substitute.
The town has been full of silly rumors
about President Cleveland's health since his
return to Or ay Gable, nnder his physicians
orders, in search cf much needed rest . The
case is very simple and there is no occasion
for rum jr. There is nothing the matte
with the president's general health, but he
has been overworking himself ever since
the 4.u of; March, and being on'y human,
his system is now paying fie penalty, and j
demands the rest which be haa not before
felt a, liberty to give it, There b really no
good reason why he should be in Washing
toe during the discussion of the silver ques
tion. In fact, there are more reasons for
his being away. Had he lesnaiaed here he
would constantly have been charged with
trying to influence votes in some way or
other. Being away he could get needed
rest and ao one can accuse him ol trying to
interfere with Use constitutional rights of
senators and representatives.
While there has been nothing in the
shspe of an official agreement to that effect
there seems 10 be a general understanding
among the democrats in the house that the
committee on ways and means will as soon
it its membership is announced begin the
work of reforming the tariff.
The agreement to take op the silver
question la that house was a great relief to
Speaker Crisp, as it will enable him to take
bis lime in making up the rommittees, for
there will be nothing for th-m to do until
after tne silver question is disposed cf .
IN Llfg WITH HIS 1' A BTY.
The demooa'ic f any Is net a mon
ometallic party. It ia a party which be
lieve and openly asserts its belief in bi
metsllism. The folloftirg plank from tbe
democratic national platform adopted at
Chicago prescn's the democratic side of it
and answers those who are asking "what
will be don: I y the present administration:''
We denounce the republican legislation
k.. r,, . w,. .
sown ., the Sherrn.n act : of iSgoa . a cow-
srdly makeshift, fr.ught U, fwslUl.tle.
of danger in the future, which should make
all of its supporters, a well as its author,
anxious for its speedy repeal. We bold to
the nae of bo'h gold and silver as the stand
ard money of the country, and to the coin
age of both gold and silver without dis
criminating against either metal Or charge
for miatage. buv the dollar unit of coinage
of both metal must be of equal intrinsic
and exchangable value, or be abjured
through international sgteement or by
tucb safeguards ol legitlaiion as shall insure
the maintenance of ihe parity of tbe two
metals and the equal powrr of every dollar
at a'l limes in the msikets and in the pay
ments of debts, snd we demand that all
paper currency ahall be kept at par with
and redeemable in such coin. '.Ve in'st
upon this aa rspecfally necesiy lor the
protection cf tbe farmer ;nd laboring
classes, the first and mos' dcfcDseie vict
ims of unstable money and a fluctuating
currency.
It is claimed by peisons who do not tske
pains to investigate that President Cleve
land lias repudiated the foregoing declara
tion and has planted bim'elf -quarely upon
a monometallic standard. This is not
true. President Cleveland is opposed to
the coinage of silver at the present ratio
becau '. the unit of colhige ot lioth meUl
Is nu ui iqual intrinsic and exUianaable
value. He !n!st trr it hul! he, anil in
doing to Is in strict harmony with the fore
going declaration and with the dominant
sentiment of til arty. Thre art some
people who do not seem to know Ihe
ri'.ff.-rencc between rronnine a:litm. and
bimeta'lism c'oihed with the net eary
safeguards Council BlufTi Glob..
VVHI AT AMI WOOL.
The Timet Mountaineer says the fear of
free trade has caused the bottom to full out
of wool. Vve wonder what ha cuued the
bottom to fall out of wbeat 'ill our
esteemed contemporary plev.se impart tbix
informii'ion'f' THer- U herafv f'.OCO.OOO
worli, wcoi Kiwttji in Oieston annually,
while 10,000,000 will not pay for our an
nual crop of wheat.
Tbe true retson for the low price of pro -duce
is that tbe people have ao money to
purchase clothing or bread.
The people have a do y to do as well its
congress. It is to empty their stockings
and unlock their strong boxes and begin to
do busitesf .
It A It Y s DIMENSIONS
From measurements of iOO infants born
in the Royal Maternity hospital of Edin
burgh, averages have been obtained. They
are practically the same for American child
ren, and are as follows:
Average weight of male infant at birth,
7.55 pounds.
Average weight of female infnnt at birth,
7.23 pounds.
Average height of male child at birth,
19.34 inches.
Average height of female infant at birth,
18.98 inches.
Each inch of the male infant corresponds
to 2.56 pounds. Each inch of the female
infant corresponds to 2 2d pounds. The
range between the shortest and tallest male
infants was 10 Inches; between the shortest
and the tallest female infant;, S inches.
fill RIOCS FACTS,
Astronomers say (here nre 500,000,OtX
suns.
The Greenland whaie has a heart a yard
in diameter.
A single tobacco plant will produce 1160,-
000 sels.
Mecca never sees a venr that does not
bring cjJ0era.
One-third of the human race speak the
, .
Chinese language
It is stated that more than 25,000 women
are employed in the United States alone in
the decoration of china and pottery.
The famous Khwajah tunnel of India
pierces the Khwaja Am ran mountains
about 60 miles north of Inotta at an eleva
tion of 6400 feet. It is 1 2,300 feet long
and constructed broad enough to carry a
double line of tails.
hen Q Ju,v 4 r, lilllsil
Congress declared the English American
ebonies to be free and independent states,
they appointed a committes to report a
device for a seal the emblem cf sovereign
ty. That committee and others from time
to time presented unsatisfactory devices.
Finally, In the spring of 172. Charles
Thompson the secretary of congress, gave
to that body a device largely suggested to
John Adams, then United States minister
to the court of Great Britain, by Sir John
Prestwich, an eminent English antiquary
This suggestion was made the basis of
design adopted by congress June 20, T7S2,
and which is still the device of the great
seal ot the republic.
Under the McKicleyaJaw a farmer may
sell his leaf tobacco in any quantity with
out tax or license, but be may not manipu
late it in any way. If be presses into plug
shape, or even twists it, it is dajsed as
manufactured tobacco and subjected to tax
as such.
The custom of Chinese wearing pigtails
saot so veryaneient. It dales from 1627,
when the Manchas, who then commenced
their conquest of the Celestial Empire
enforced this fashion of doing the hair as a
sign of degradation. The average cue is
three feet long.
Aa excellent way to cure insomnia is to
bandage the ejei w.tb a haakercbief before
retiring. The compress seems to drive
away the blood from tbe ey and si to
cure or, st least, to tempo attly relieve that
feeling so often experienced by insomniac
ot try in j tj ste it the dark.
Conectad returns show tbe adverse bal
ance of trade againar this country far the
fiscal year jast closed to be about f 50,000.
000, instead of $93000,000.
Tie uncli stocks of pig iron in the
United States Jane 33, 1893. were 549,141
tons, compared with 737.94s tons at the
same time last year-
John L. Ayer, the Portland lawyer, and
at one time known as 'Bo" Ayer, has
skipped out after issuing $11,000 of begus
New England National Building Associa
tion stock and trading 6 000 of it with Mr
Keen of Bcutor. county for a farm. Ayer
waa an all-round bad egg Mr Ayer was
the Telegram lawver, a position that will
now be filled bv a former fellow student of
the Man AboutTown, Geo M Cone.
The Man Ahont Town in reading a his
tory of the IT 8 came across an account
of the panic of 1837. It was much
ijiwu tne prevent uuaticimi crisis, nearly
all the hanks suspending, where now the
proportion is small. Aa extra session of
congress was called and met Sept 4. The
president in his message recommended
that the government should not Inter
fere with the panic, as it wonld right it
self, the same as it is now. It did itself
snd proeperitv followed ; bat the non
.1 . L. . c :-l 1
interference policy, though caused the
defeat ol the party in power at the next
election.
The West Side has figured it out
this way : If there is any man independ
ent of hard times it ia the farmer who
has a good farm and is rat of debt. He
produces what people mast have and
when he sells it he gets just the kind of
"'vc uin ui r.f?-o no ncriw ill
m can k th , f ' h
man w ,B tum tbm ,oU)
mnnaw V. a . a. I.-. I. 1 '
he wants or eise be keeps
money. Take wheat for an example : If
tbe price does not suit him, he can have
it grrond into floor, and he and his
neighbors can eat it If that will not
work he can feed it to stock of some kind
and drive the stock to market, and thus
be able to realize a fair price. The mer
chant, the manufacturer and the labor
ing man is entirely dependent on selling
that which he has. A stagnation i i bus
iness effects tfiem disastrously, but hats
very li'tie effect on the farmer from hear
say . Independence West Side.
A gre.it many people are coming to the
conclusion that there is no earthly excuse
for money being tight. It is true that an
era of speculation and boom imbalance
matters; bat tbe country should have over
come that.
A Salem paper gives in an evidence of
hard times the fact that there were hun
dreds in line crowding up to tbe ticket wa
gons and sideahows of the circus holding
up their hands with silver dollars, S5, $10
and $20 gold pieces.
Ten t housand Portland people had 50 cts
a piece to visit Camp Compson with Satur
day and Sunday. That is evidence that
there is still a good deal of money in the
hands of the people and not so much real
destitution as has been advertised. There
waa certainly a vast army of unemployed
who had moneybMiojidRx.
New fnoTociEAPHiut. t have opened a
new gallery In the Y. M. C. A. block, 2nd
street, Albany, and will try hard to pleuee
l ii i r.i - . F .
tin who win ihvot me wiin lueir pswonstge.
I will take all sizes and styles ot photos as
good as tl " best and as cheap as the cheni
est. I am no traveling photo here toduy
and (rone tomorrow, but have come with
wife and children to make a home in your
glorious climate. 1 have come to stay.
Pleuse call and see me and try my work.
Very rcHpuctfully youri,
. S. A. Hammeix,
Late of Tomato. Canada.
L.i'mdbv WoagTE., y enizen ol Al
bany should ben in mind that the
Albany Steam Laundry tfiiarantee flist
class work at very reasonable prices, and
employs nothing but white labor. Shirts
lone an cheaply as the Chinaman. Pat
ronize your own rac
T;tiel at iaeraels
'(Is'trlinK tlml's Sirnmril t, a' t
j pop! 'i i .n chit m i Ui.t-ia, ,t read t
j tamm fix's 'itxn i p inl ia.l ia this papi
Tny will on ivma fjjy mj'h t Ho id' .i uro
' Hood's fills cure cooatiuation.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Impeitaat Decision.
Portland. Ana 21. The case of the
United States versus Hie Oreuron Cali
fornia Railroad Company and the Oregon
Central Railroad Company, defendants,
and the Oregon & California Railroad
'ompany and Oreuron Central Railroad
Company, complainants in cross bill versus
the United States, defendant, wag decided
by Jndge Bellinger in tho United States
circuit court yesterday. This is known as
the quadrant land case, and fiilly 500 per
, 1 i . t . 1 , , I,.
suua mv umimaM in 11. juure net linger
decides that the lands in the quadrant are
included in uie lands forfeited to the gov
ernment by the act of January 31, i885.
t'aaanaliteee apiiolntnf.
Washington, A us- 21. The sneaker
announced his chairmen of house commit
tees this morning: Ways and means.
Wilson, West Virninia: aonroDriations.
Sayers, Texas; coinage, weights and meas
ures, island, Missouri; banking and cur
rency, Springer, Illinois; invalid pensions,
Moses, Louisiana; rivers and harbors,
Blanchard, Louisiana; Afrriculture. Hatch.
Missouri; public lands, McRae. Arkansas;
lndinn affairs, Holuian, Indians.
Tremble reared:
Sacramento. Awt 21 State Adiutnnt-
General Allen apprehends serious trouble
in toe state during the coming winter
months. Numbers of unemployed men will
then flock to the larger cities, especially
San Francisco, from the ronntrv districts
in search of work and will be disappointed,
hence trouble will fallow. Within the
past few davs the state has issued 400 rifles
to the various companies of the National
unara.
-v- ' Li. a i 1
Bafcaeal by laawsymra.
Heitnxr, Or. Art? 21. This moraimr
about 9:30 Frank Sloan, a very prominent
stockman, accompanied by J A Thompson,
bis assistant, left Heppner for Butter creek ,
about 25 miles from Heppner, to pay for
and receive cattle. When about three
mile from Heppner two masked men held
them np and relieved them of M85 and a
trold watch. The sheriff and nossc are out
after them now.
a Ltivi eaiti i
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tV . . . 117. ... W..k A .. O . P I
.ua muj, vu, Aug 41. r
farter, editor ana proprietor ot toe states- ;
man, has been sued for libel by b L Bum-, and a return for more good. The game
pas and W B Bryan, agents of the West- is umpired on the square, ard there i
ern Loan Company of Salt Lake. Utah, who! never any kicking. Pi om pj and count -slao
ask for S5000 damages each Toe suit ' ous treatment A steady thing. Doors
is the outcome of an article published in ( open early and late. If vou w-wld be ton
the Statesman warning ci tiaras and farm- the winning side call on 'Conn,
era against the two men, who were de-j M
nounced as fakirs.
I
wink stain.
Sauoi, Of, Aug 21. It has been in- .
formally decided to go ahead with the
asylum and reform school additions, tiioogn
not so fast as first intended. The bid of J
A Hazel. W0.09S, for the addition o the ,
reform school, and of H C Lsebe. 921.344.
for the two cottages and the congregated
dining haii at the asylum, wil1 be accepted
and work will proceed at once, but slowly.
stsweresl Urlse
Astoria, Aug 19. News reached thl
city tonight of a dastardly murder thai was
cornmitted a few miles from Ofney. Last
Monday George FitiaeVald, of Otney, sent
an emptoye, Frank Roberts, into Astoia to ;
purchase provisions. Roberts was a
thorough'' trustworthy man. and when be
set out on his journey he had 50 in trold in
pockets. Yesterday morning hi dead body
was found by the Olney school teacher,
lying beside of the road with his bead ter- '
ribly battered and cut
Chicago. Aug 20 Steps were taken
today to organize a workingmen's relief
and aid committee, with a view to provid
j iDK work " tn large
ing work for the large number of unem
ployed men in the city. A meeting of the
unemployed workfogmea was he'd tats
afternoon. About 100 were ia attendance,
all (f them foreigners. The meeting was
called ostensibly to devise ways cf getting
work for those who seed it. but it IMS
tamed into an old-time anarchist meetinaT.
during which load howls were sent op bx
oreaa ana wooa.
1 be rf Miaaltoa
Kbw York. Ana- 20. The American
Agriculturist's annua! review of the crop :
situation says the harvest of 1889 tn the!
United States in many respects is similar to
three years ago. bat with every prospect j
that the home consump'jon and increased j
foreigw demand will so advance vaJoes as
to yield as large net returns to tartness as I
the average recent year. Indeed, the re
view makes a distinct encoarasinar exhibit.
Un mittiag the financial stringency may 1
interfere with the early movement of tbe
crops and have a temporary restrictive in
fluence on price
tn trnaaal Killed
Seattle. Wash, Aug 20 Twelve bun
dred people who went to Sraoqaaimie Falls,
50 miles east ot Seattle, on an eierimoo
train today to see C A Anderson, jr. other-
wise known as Frank Clifford, and Vrof.
latvonts maae a paracnate jump over use 1
falls rspwrfe XHi fart hiwh wit r I thai
sicaening sttrht of the aetxmaat dashed on
tbe rocks below a nearly lifeless rasas. Go
Anderson was tbe sen of one of the richest
picneercitiaen of Seattle.
rive Persse. killed few Tratai
Lkbot, X Y, Aug SO. -A carriage cor-
taining five persons on thoir way to churrfc
was struck by a train on the Lehigh Val-
icy crossing ana aft kiffeu ineu names
are: L J Bnve. Mrs Row U ills. 1U.
L J Rovee. Mrs Bow. Miss Ola Bo
see. Miss Nancy Wycke and Miss Km ma
Bowden. All were horribly mangled,
re tSoM reaaa Ear aye
Loedox. Aug i9. Gold to the amount
of 110.000 waa withdrawn today feotn the
Bank of England for shipment to tbe ('sit
ed States. Tbe Campania sails from Liver
pool today with iMtVl.000. and tbe New
York from Southampton with IT !0 1. 000.
A Gekat Convbnibecb.- -World's fair
tlsitors travelling via the Northern Pacl-
fie R R and Wisconsin Central line, are
landed at
the Grand Central station In
Chicago,
building,
This magnificent fire-proof
located In the heart of the city,
has been fitted op as a hotel, run on the
Europea-i plan, with about joo rooms
handsomely furnished and each room 's
supplied with hot snd cold water, electric
lights etc. The charge for accommrVa
tlona arc reasonable, and partiet can secure
rooms In advance by calling upon agents
of the Northern Pacific R K. By faking
the Northern Pacific through car line to
Chicago, visitors will avoid the discomfort
of all transfer tn that city, and can also
trsvel between the Grand Central station
and World's fair grounds by trsins which
run direct between the two poiuts.
C G Bl'BKI! ART,
Agent st Albany.
Down 00 the Rates. The Union Pa
cific now lead with reduced rates to eastern
points, and thair tbrough cor arnuigetnonts ,
magnificontly (equipped Pullman and Tour
ist sleepers, free reclining chair car and fast
time, make it the best line to travel. Two
trains le tve from Portland daily at 8:45 a m
and 7:90 p m. The rate are now within
reach of all. and tjverybody should take ad
vantage of them to visit the World's fairand
their friends in tbe east. Send for rates
and schedules of trains, and do not pur
chase tickets until afterconMulting Curan &
Monteith, Albany, Or,
W H Ht.'RLBt'RT,
Ass't (len'l 1'iuwi. Agent, U. P.
Portland, r.
Kleeaal Vlallaace
the iiiir of health. But with all our
precaution there are enemies always lurk
Ing about our syctt ma, only waiting a
favorable opportunity to assert themselves.
IinpuHtiet In the blood may be hidden for
)rars or even for generstlons snd suddenly
break forth, undermining health and
hastening death. For all disease a Uing
from impure bl.io.i Hood' Sarsaparilla Is
the unequalled and unapproachable rem
el, . It is K'ng of them ill. for it conquers
disease.
L'kea uhlp without, a rudder ta a mtn or 1
t wnintn without health unl th uonry
stieogth to perform tha o-di-isiy dutie, of i
. When tha spnetite fail , when dehil
tt. snd a dtao dared oouditloi of atommh, ,
I- r-r, kidney .ind Itnwaia assail yni, take
A) 11 i W irtsuartlla.
Sniloh'a Cure, tn areas cough and croup
oare, is for sale by ns. Pookst sise oootsios
tentyfivsdosas,oaiy 2.5o. Children taveit
fjshay k Mason.
r.r. aut i
Paiker Brof, grocers,
F. M. French keeps railroad time
Buy your urocerias of Parker Bros
Fias grocer ics at Conn & Hrndrieson's.
New cream chess just reoeived at Conrad
Meyers.
P J Smiley job printer, Flinn Block, does
first class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5 cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
Dr M II Kllii, uhyaioiau and surgeon
Albany, Ore; 11. 0tll rath In city ' or
country.
World Fair Travelers Will Have II
The public demand through serviot when
travaling. It is old-fashioned to " Change
Cars." On the ihrongh, -olid vestibuled
trsins of the Chicagn, Union Paeifto
North Western IJos from or to Chicago,
Omaha and intermediate points there is no
hanae. This is the finest and fastoit ser
es between the points named
Twenty Years' Experience,
t. Ll I-redricks, the well Known pho
tographer, 770 Broadway, New York,
says: "I have been uslnar Allcock's Por
ous Plasters fur ao yeais, and found them
one ot tne best of family medicides
Briefly summing up my experience, I say
that when placed on he small ot the back
Allcock's Plasters fill the bodv with ner.
voua energy, and thus cure fatigue, brain
exhaustion, de-bill v and kidney difficul-
'or women and children I have
ounal them Invaluable. They never inl
ate the akin or caue the slightest naln
but cure sore throat, coughs, colds, pain in
the side, back or chest. Indigestion and
Dowei complaints
WiDuuto 1 xvrr aviosk.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden
Common every day.
19 to o. That ia the score people make
who trade with Perry Conn, the deslei In
fresh groceries, p reduce and crockerv
. . . . ... .
ware, iney snuc out naru times and else
clean bargains. Plenty of home iun
Hood'sjOures
Saved My Wife's Life
Nervousness,
Rheum.
alt
Of say swa free will and saxsar,
afflWed, Tvrtsh'u tea of" Leood'
Hood's SartaparfHa and Uooors nB.
' ttereareMSaxatiaesecl to
ilyawasjHgaxix -Moved
flartr saertl cry experience tn say own j
htsaity- My wife, KsktTtiaa been alxUetM !
with wssl ssi, iis'i i wiiubi I. and salt rbeoas. I
lamrry an
fltat I bad of ttda worlara
r try uasaarisfniiis it
Msaass
(lad to
Hood's Sarsaparilla
my wlte."
jToarx VT. Jo vast.
Get Buuirs.
HOOOra PlU4t " bt arterdaaaer rtCa,
asset 'frrrtirsu extra hstadacn. Try a fcaav. SSa.
'
111 jk fa 1 T" f f-
A MX J 1
W IX I L J
1
At tbe atoie
formerly owned by
Allen Bros,
t3I Iffwnnp
OUAAJSrt,
EGGS,
LARD,
t a r
SAUUN,
' j nVtfYWW
VaUlKjtt
APPLES,
tor which
: possible.
I wilt pay ih hex cast price
B F RAMP
Notice of Assignment.
V-tios is herobv niven tht the 'leak cf
Or g o. of Albany, Oregon, has daiy
tigmd lothe anderaienet1 s a if nee ail its
prtrpei ta aad effects fur the b- neftt cf all its
ciedi'or. nnder aid r virtu- nf the gen
I e si ss-inment laws of the srare nf Oregon,
f and tha undent ,od has h-tv-ntere. tnait,
on tha 28 h day of Jane IS 93, du'y qntlifhd
as such -inner.
All p sons havicg claim seainct .aaid in
solvent n d the oalau thereof ar beieby
required to pre' tt the rame to tha u r -deraig'i.d
at ths Bank of Cregoa baiidrae in
he out -f nil any, Oregon, ondor oatb,
witht three month of tbia data.
Dated i his 29th day of Jan IS93
W.8. Tmomusow
Assignee of ths Bank r Oregon, an insolvent.
flaava&. 'J
swgHgaJggagM A
Jokst IT. JTmmm
aTalaaa. Waaa.
Savod Wy Wife From the Cravo.
t. Mt .r. 1 - - a., at. .tin - - - - - - w
aad reran re ta taw east woo wia
kme that
HILLS
"J Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
BEAD OUR
TESTIMONIALS
Will completely dctriy thcdslre forTOIIArr In from StoSdaya. rcrfectly harm-
leas; canaerot.ckiic.niiii muy im aiven
t-ustf ol uiopaucui, who will voiuuia.riiy
nCmrsTTsTVlTW OWi MnDPmUP
liUUltaUHJllaJU UIIU JUUlll liUIII
t he patient, by tbe uso of enr SPECIAL
l!irfnBtretinrnttwticntanrenllowc-d
pltlcc until aucn 111110 as tncy aimu voinnutruy Rive incii; ap.
Wc send pnrtlciilur unil iiuuiphlct of testlinotilala frw,and shall
Tin cum to piacn sihiitit i mm any 01
tlouwltb persona who have been cured
sail 1 ra -rani rTQ era for anln
drrgguta at 9 1 .60 l" r packuftc
If your druitBlsfdocs not keep them,
ana wo will sciiu you.i.v return mail, u
ii'..
Write vo'.ir name, and rddreaa plrlnly,
whether Tnlilota uro lor iocuueo, atorriruno or
Idcjnor HuLK.
DO NOT Bn DECEIVED tr.-o porchrtsfng
any 01 uie vnr ions Disrrumi ; m
orrercii for mile ask iur . -1 1 1
TABLETS nml tut 11. .:ur.
Atauur ueturud only l. :
THE
OHIO CHEMICAL CO.
ct, S3 SSCrrtra Block,
LIMA, OHIO
PAKTICUJLABB
FREE.
aa
RESPONSIBLE
(AGENTS WANTED
(oiwrlUng
A FOOT-HOLD
for Consumption is
what you are offer
ing, if your blood
is impure. Con
sumption is simply
Lung Scrofula. A
scrofulous condi
tion, with a slight
cough or cold, is
ail that it needs
to develop it.
But just as it
depends upon tho
blood for its origin,
so it depends upon
tho blood for its
cure. The surest
remedy for Scrof
uta in every form,
the most effective
blood-cleanser,
flesli-ouilder, and strength - restorer
that's known to medical science, is
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. For Consumption in all its
earlier staires. and tor Weak -Lanes,
Asthma, Severe Coughs, and all
Hronchial. Throat and Lung affec
tions, that ia the only remedy so
unfailing that it can be guaranteed.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, you
have your money bacL.
For a perfect and permanent
cure of Catarrh, take Doctor
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Its
proprietors offer $500 reward
for an incurable case of Ca
tarrh in the Head.
Costs only 50 cents.
Star Baker
(orGriisdn lila stnd l lrl Hi
CCKRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR.
t tease rru.la,
tl SUM ST St re-,
"rfed froO.
Tobarta.
xMiaMr,
.
Ktsr.,
anard 1- .
Hurraaaar
gttthle.
t igar
Mploe.
fas rrmntk s tlaai k sap la a ewaar
rariexy n-l canrT store. HHa1
atari pries pat fer
AI.L KINDS OP PRODUCE
ALBANY
COLLEGE.
Fall Term Begins
September 13.
Send for
y i Catalogue.
1 HAVE EES UKO TH '' MAGNOLIA
Mil atreboaae aad will nave it in read
osder for receivirg the present erot 1 he
warehoo is Srstcttsa and eooreoieatly
k cat ad. Coatwits -.wo good cleajMrs N
delay in aaioadixnt. Hack a will twos head
for delivery ia d tiw a. Give swa a call
ksfars m t io srrtn.r rr,.; tn -or. rear
crop G. f. -IM! -ON.
Albany. Or.. Jali 13 h. IS33
WxNTiUL V woman to dn bron
wore and ir,h-c-r of twn child
IrK)nlrw nf T ft Ka-tford. tw nallea
of Albany, on the Cor "a: Its r-iad.
M
re. Dr. Pallerson-M ellste
Th Ned CUtrvuywal s-d Late Itnaar. la us
bate, son esa V looad at her ntradanes, next anor
i OowxUt"- Sirs teils ahsarx aS suhet. past
SWtaat sast tatare; tow uwnlaat, aaaaal tVkoJ and
htwsssasa. Tea csalwerbeaa iur aeajniaaa.
titVT. -ln Al'any. or m tht road
i reading st tmm that place or or
aiH,ut Ju'v IS h. a ptnniUaorv rro:s dated
Jn.y Ititlt aud alameil by Y B Marahali
' for f Adolph eichman for $.v,i.
Tbe finier will en tf a favo.- by leavlna
It at ttdstiRlca f r a.r K-chmao
FOR
of L
ALE A
Vtereck.
gocd hcre. Inqulr
T.
c. n if ki;, ...
iatssa axsl
Surywan,
OtBee iVwner Sort d
rjliw.nh St. rrrsr
r Hslsoo Bros rroesey
atarti lira crocerj ttnru
Kasideoce, corner loth slid Cslspwis it.
To Farmers
; DC If CUDCD WI: r.rtRASTEE a citbk
! nCmCmDaafl and invite tho most
cs.reifullnveUjratlon aa to our reaponatbii-1
I ity sou tow raeriuoi our aaoteta.
in u. cup ricaorcotreowttnouttne fcnowl-
stop s unning or cnewmgtnaicw aays.
nHUTT euredet home, and wlt.1-
UitUtt outanycuort on tnn part 01
FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS
the free use of Liauor or Mor.
uif.i nnoiia in emuiiiiiiiic
l y the use of onrTABLKTS,
liv nil FinsT-CLAsa
cnclnae, us S I .DO
iuiciuuri 01
our
and stato
iirmg
etire
tlo what
worth of
cntl Ironi
ivin win
rnd smoked
Of your Tablet
1IUBR r 1. . 1. -
The onioCnaMiCAl.aAd'mwTLawKN:-imtlnieair 1 scut
for ai.W worth of vonr
them nil riTh I and. ulthonch
tucy did Uiu work tu less than
Truly yours,
'
Tu;
"itiii I'ltKMiCAI. Co. : tiKNTl.BatRH j It rflvea me pleaumn" to apeak a
word of praise, for your Tablet. My son waa stronsrly a
quor.and through n friend, I wasted to try your Tablet.
iUnt drinker, but after usiriB your Tabl. -ts hut three di
iquor,
eontititlit 1
and will not touch liquor of any kind
1 bavo
. -u, iu order to kuow
iuo euro was pennaueut.
Omo CBBatlCAl. Oo:- aiWLUatSJ!: Vonr TaMeta
I have, used iiiorp iii.e, hypoderuifoally, for seven yuara, and uavo Uxn cured by the uso of
two tjuvJuura of your Tablets, and without any effort on uiy part. W. L. iXrTKOAT.
j i Id ! all Ortlcm to
THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO..
: f -13 and Opera St xck. -llttA, OHIO.
J F. FORD, MltU,
Of Dos Moines, Iowa, writes underrate of
aiaron za, imci:
K. Mi.!,.
Mir. Co .
Dnfnr, Orpgoa.
Gemmint
Cf arm mi! home laat week I Inn ml all
well and anxinuklv a-vaitinc. lnr littln
girl, eight and on-hlf years old, who had
waded away to 3 pounds, is now well.
strong and vigorous, and well fleshed op.
B. Conah Curs has dine it work well.
Both of the children like it Voir s H
Cough Cure baa cured and kept awav aM
hoaraeneaa from me. So give it to eyery
one, with gre-iinjra for all. Wishing you
proaireri y, w an
ours, Ma & M J K f'OKU.
fv-'U With La ImIiimr ,.hj.rfni .t r.,iv
Mr the HprtDl'a wnrk. cleune uur maaaU with the
Usadachn and Urn j are. brisking two or three
inssasrb week.
'J ceote Pr try all ilru;-uta.
S kl outer a gsswtta guararle lr
J A CUM MING.
ADYAMGE THRESHERS
Are warranted to thresh more grain in a ,
given time and do it better than any ma
chine made.
The Advamck Tkactioji Exgims an
the best in the world. Remember large ,
work mean large proni in the threahing
busines.
Catalogue mailed free.
EDWARD HCGHES,
Ger.'l Ac'', Portland. Oregon
i in asw a..-
GRAHAM & SHAW
DEALERS IK
AGRICCLTCRAL implemects ano
suppiica. Advance Threahera aod en-
Bines. Mlnn;arlix Binders. Woods and
Standard Mowers, Kewtcn W.gcm., Jo'or -
arcatan PVosra. oilt of all kind at tbe
lowest nrire nnulSV The Aliiane acd
Grange agents have awarded as the con
tract to furnish Twine for heir members.
Call and get our priors before pure hating
elsewhere.
Wall Paper,
I rin2, Pckint. Oil"
Cwlaaastas, Kto
J. A. ( tmninj:
ALBANY. -:- CfECOK
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
Bert : in : te : Mel,
AT
Fortmilier i Irvings.
ONIVEBSITY : OF : OREGON.
EUGENE
OPkX D Mosidav, tin tat BUR 1ST1
Just closed the meat prosperous vextr in
Itstiissorv. Wide ranee of studies Tho -
ough tnttrnction Burdx.eits course edded.
fui.ioo free hn trance fee, $to. Board
and lodging at reasonable rates i.t the
etegant new do'initorv and hoarding hc!l
on tbe campus, whert stjucetits will trrjeeirr
personal tucjr vision.
JotiJr
Johxso:.
Red CrowiiM"lls
jou. isom, piomnni.
sw rsoce nana strrtauoa xv eaan' ia
am babkbs ess,
i&T STORAflP fAlMiilflRi?
from persons
who have boon
cured by the uso of
Hill s Tablets?
Tit a C mo cuEaucAt. 00.:
lB.vu Sl: 1 bavo tKen uslnar vonr
for t Mincm habit-nui found It would
vi 11 ctuitn for it. 1 unI ten ccnia
tin - trxmiri'st ctii'w inir ti.baccoa dav.
ran, in flva, rliar. oi 1 would soMika
1
m ror;y injK-s 01 tooacco. nave cue waa
for txransv flvo vcars. and two liackasrae
cure d mo 10 1 Ita vv no desire U r It.
It. M. JATLOKI), lieslle, Micb-
Tnll .,r T,,t,.u.,',i lluhit. 1 rtH-4ivwt
1 wr.ia hoi h n hcuvv smoke mnd eaevsr.
trr roc .la vs. I am cured.
J lATafiW JOilNfsJN.P.O.BoXtS. -
Pmsarismn. Pa.
addicted to the use ot
i. He wasaneavvam
ll was tt heavy ami
using- yonrTnbl -ts hut Ihreo days he quit .trmklnij
till lour niontb before wrlilug
tours trulv.
HELEN MORRISON.
( IKCIKNATI. Oa;o.
ha vo nerrorniex; a miracle iu mv oaso.
Notice for Publication
Laud Ojtk s at Oaaoot Citt, Oaanozr,
August 21st, VM.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler bat IS led notiee of his intention
to make Anal proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof till be made before
tha County Clerk cf Linn Cn, Or., at Al
bany, Oregon, on October 16th, 1893, via:
Georce ? Mvr H V. fin tnr th M u
ot the N W and N 'A of N R sec 34,tp
as, ay is is, He names the lollowing wit -nesses
to prove his cootinnus residence up
on and cultivation of said land, r'.z. James
fierce, ol lacomb, i inn Co, Uregoe; fames
. ,
William Downing, ofLacomb, Linn Co, Or-
Lrowmng. 01 L,acomr, Iaoo u( uregvn:
gon; Marion Downing, nf L comb. Linn Co, ;
"gon; uar.aT A Mll.LKR.
Bgiter.
NOTICE OF FINAL SmiStNTT
xroTKT. IS Ui:rU:BT CIVBS THAT the cst
XI Uenwur.ej SMjasaasral the laat will and neaaaawt
U John bilyea, ileeeaeeii. haa Sled hU Saaiaeam' i
with the county clerk ol Uim county, Orer .u,
wrf that the c.iiirty crort ol miA linn enaraty, baa
ft-'l FrWaj, trie 8th day ol September. 1flS, t the
hour of 1 o'ekxk in the alternnaai of . : v, lor
the hearing ol objection Many taaaad ft. al ac
eouot an.1 the aetilement of aaid eaUU.
1'ate.l Auu tlrJi, lsO,
0OK8HELTOX.
a II lie ITT, Kieculor
Auybrr Kiewtor.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY C1VEJI THAT THE -dereljrned
ha t niaaaialiild exmjiria ot Jie ,at
will and Uaufeaect nf Andrew Kobb, deuated.
kale of Una noonty, Oregon, All persona bating
emiaaa acaloat i4 estate are berrby required to
tnne at tl rTiee r.f J,me 1 Ch-ilu,:.
in Albany, Orscsi, to the nuderaianed, wilt pro
tonceers sod properly vorined, eilron . inonui
rone i ili
Dated Jnl) Srd.liOS.
JANE H KOHB.
James i Charlton. Kienti is
AUorney for Karcwtrix.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
No ice ia hcehy siren that the
ssgpad -x ecu tor of tne laat will and
, meot of Owen Bear, deceased, late of Lino
, county, Oregon, will paraaaat to an order of
i turn e innty coor. for Lion eonnty, Oregon,
d uly made and entered of record on the Stb
day cf lace, 1893, authorizing and licensing
tbe uodentlaraed a executors of aaid estate.
to selt tbe land hereinafter described, will
On the ltUh day of September, 1893, at tbe
hour of on, o'clock p m of aaud day, at tbe
Coort Hoaae doer, in tbe city of Albany,
Linn county. Ureayia, tell at pen ic aactarea,
j to tha kigbeet ladder ail cf ths right, title
' tod intaraat Use aaid Owen Bear had at the
ixoaof bia death ia aad to tha following
ieaceibed real estate towtt:
Beginoing at the X E corner ut the dona-
I
ton land claim of I Iweo Bear and wife. Not
So 2340 aad claim lio 41 in tp I2SR4W
it tne Willamette meridian and resume
hence west atona the north boaalary 'ne
said claim 62.60 chain to the N K corner
jf a tract of Land ofd to V W Kahjret: and
J C Uo btnett by Owen Dear aad rrf.;
then aoath 2 chain , these S 31 45 E,
toUowug along tbe center of a slowgh 14 24
shams, thence aoath 2.90 rhjsaw,lhaaee e
j parallel with the aarth iias of aasd Owen :
Boar's claim 55.10 chain -a the east line f
i J !, tbewee aorth IT chaun. to the
! Pjf f xfdnm. onctaoaiag 101 M acres.
1 oaaty, Orejon Terms ot sale
! t etah m hand on lay of
S ""ths from day of
I with
I u"rrm at o per cwat per aacsB teewieo wy
I mortgage est the land sold.
Thte tbe S-.h day of -Inly. ISS3.
Wat-m HcIlbjcb,
Jobs Crxinixo,
Wcathri-.-tl A Ccam:r!is. stsiaasasa
i Attorneys for Ex.
Rhoui lUklistTif
Lumbago, Sciatica,
Kidney Complaints,
Lame uacK, otCs
M.
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pie on tbe faceto il'
that awful disease.
SCROFULA. In
all ca of such , t.HS
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Don t wait un
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try a bottle
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Use Sulphur Bitters immediately.
If you are sick, no matter what
ails you, use Sulphur Bitters.
DouH wait until you aM unable
to walk, or are flat on your back,
but get some AT ONCE, it will
cure you. Sulphur Bitters is
THE INVALID'S FRIEND.
jrji-MlWMi van ai . mt
HM 3 sent stamps to A. P. Ordxray A Oa
larasiiii. Mass., tar tea aaedkal wort inahlMieor
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Oraggistsand Booksellers
Ageutafor John B. Aider. 'a uolkttotV.
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Display in the Door
tovrjesj3s lavatttwa andKamra Tosta
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ay booJ." Prion 80 cts. Sold by Cruats Jata,
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j -wasdlotrtersfaU. . JTor Consumptioa
It haa
i wsavau, aavwai a
I TOO, f tentttettsaV
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Mek arouse Torpid Livers, ac. ptt botlta,
aaaaaww . n aa W ? - aastv-
axsawsafl ilBfawaa
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DE. UIDEI'S ELECT!
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OREGON STATE FAIR.
Under the management of the State Board
of Agriculture, on the State Fair Grounds
near Salt m, commencing Heptember 1 1th,
1893, and continntne one wetk.
Mot than 15 000 in cash will 1 e paid as
premiums or stock, pr o try, swine, agricul
tural prod-cts,fait,natiV mnods.minerals,
works of art and 'a cy work, and for trial
of spesri.
Reduced rtealof f : r. ami f ,--i j '. 'a on all
transportation line. 1-aviliir-n ores four
evening daring he w rk, witn good music
in attendance The l ew grand ttand and
the new regulation travr t are conceded to be
fH" th comfortable sod the beat o
the Pacific Coast, splendid contest
speed eah day. There is entered for '.be"
contests tha heat Held cf hot sea this ye
that baa hern on 1be groanda for many
reason Vs'oal.Itt am1, hscdw.me in. pro. e
roentt have been made on tbe grounds and
batldicgs.
Premiam t a - r h I r-n reil and im
piove,l to the tenefH I ' exhibitors. Kntiiea
for premium cioe it ;i p m on tlx rirat da
nf tha fair, ar.d cahibit mot Ixs In place by
10 p m of aaid day.
rxicsx or Auatmm
, Meo'sScaann Ticket
Werner's Season Tickets 1.00
MenV Day Ticket -2S
Women's Da licket .25
Ksi Track Ticket, daily 25
Women to the race onte, fre 1 hilrtrcn
Q"'- 12 t sir, free U. all.
1ci.ii In lbs aeeretar at P far a
Prem -m Iit APPKOON.
J T OJtlGG, S errUry. Preaidest.
FARMEHS, ATrENTIOIV
if : you - v. ast a
WACQN HACK 3US6Y CART
PLOW HARR0W.0RK.I SEED
ER, FEED CUTTER,
or any kind of a Farm IraVerr.er.: or Ve
hicle, call on 'or address.
B. F. RAMP.
Oppcsitr post Off rr
Allany,Oe
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE sc,
Doyos vearftoi? Waa ssaf b aenf try a nak.
Best in tho world.
500.
44J0
35f
12.50
4 2.25
2.et
FOB
H vw vtA a im DtESS SHOE m
atsetaSa
Ms, 4rrtFi7t5t3$3,tyity$3,
$3$e0sr
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ta !y sai i hsilag V. L ftxtgha gwe tsasssaai
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wy DOTGXAS. Eroettsaw, Ksvsa. Sato by
L Fa. BI.AINT.
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KtTbEKFORD
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Atx-jrrsna at Law. Wia jnrac a3 eewrts a( tfc
art. Sxwaaal naali ia tr. slim ia tea sals
axalaes3tstitar. OFFICE la ike Flits tawefe.
J K BIII.VEI
aVxtorary at Law sad r ia Clxaroiry.
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attorney at Jaw. acd Sum 3 Fxcawe. wm rarasxaea ax
aB las usaiaa at rtaa aliti ga itial aatewtiaa chaasa
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Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
OSTASTE aft H&CKLUal,
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon.
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. AS lerI basta
FLIX-S Hack. A lvj . Or.
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J. I. KILL.
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OPfrjsT Coewer
a . Or, Cans rarajaads;
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Haaaeonalhs. tySpeoUhat ia diseases ol tbe stye.
OSBca heans 7 alia: UI aa.asNlltc8
mry. A I Oreaaa.
FIRST NATlOSTAt. BAXK.
Or ALBAS T, OS BOOS
LUIXK
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B. V. L-tNGDOX
rsUKSACn A O PCBRAL aaaMa-t aaf 1 1 a
ACCOCrT8 EJtPT aatact ta aasok.
SIGHT K.ICHAXGE sail tel vaaal tsvaastar.seM
Hew Tork. Saa rraacasa. Ctitsasjn aast Pousse
0O 'jJECTlONI BAD K oa tavorakta tarsas
si. B.
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Las
SOWAXS I . Sox.
croirs: a t'D.BtvaKM
or AtsBANT, OKKOON,
TR.VXSACT eenentl Baatiit aalwtaa.
DRAW SIGHT drafts on lew Tork, San Fr a
nj Portland, Orarao.
LOAN MONET oa spprorad arowrrty.
ESXlilVK wnu suliect to !ei.
COLtBCTIOKS asade on favor&b
INTEREST oaid oa ttaaa
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ALBANY, OREtssON
1891, 18&2
laws Tarn Waeaed aaaaeaaaee safe
-A I I oorpai of inatnieaonv
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERA L
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coarsen ot study armngsd u. a
till grade of student
SfmtM imamumtutt eftrti tm ttmimh
from mbromd.
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