The state rights democrat., November 22, 1895, Image 4

Such ills as
SORENESS,
STIFFNESS,
and the like.
Attorneys at Law. Will practice In aU court of tha
stats. SpeaiaU tentlon given to nutters in probte
andtoao.iscuons. omOS-Ia the riina block
K BI1LYEO
Attorney at Law Solicitor In Chaneary. Ool
lorm made On all points. Loana nejalUUxl on
sbla teraia. Albany Oregon
j.
! WHITNEY
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
gLAGKBURFi & SOHERS
A.o.'ToitisrE-srs .o? xw.
All legal matters will receive prompt st
ent on. Office, First National Bank
mlding, np stairs.
fOXTASIE HACKLKH AN,
Attorneys at Law.
Albacy, Oregon.
JJB. J. I. OIL1.,
Phydctan and Surgeon. OrTICg Corns
Ferry straws, Albany. Oregon.
EO. W. HARRIS,
JUSTICE OI" PEACE,
k innM in th Dnoon oB.ee. corner
gnd and Broadaibin stmts Albany. Or.
Bents and Collections a Specialty.
DR.C, U, CHAF.1BERLIF.
Bcoaxozi opj
Office on Ferry St near cor 3rd St. Offic
hours, 7 to 9 a m, 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p m
Especial attention p-iven to chronic case
and eye diseases.
FIRST NATIONAL, BANK,
OF ALBANY, ORISON
resident .
Vice President .
Cashier -
LFLINN
S. R.YOTJNG
, W. liAJUlKJ
FUAKSACTS A GKNKRALbanamgfcnaloaaa
AfWlrTXTa KKPT anhfect ta chock.
filOHT EXCHAKOE and tel Taphie traarf r, told
New York, Saa Francisco, CSJcago ajsn fiuiM
qroa
O jCCiTTIO daJDSoa aorabie arms
xucroas
Tocss ,W unor-
BbAm, L. Funrl
gBWAaal.Sox.
J
W. COLICS aC CO., BASHER
or a&bany. oeo.
fRAKSACT a eeneral Banking usiness .
PRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on New '
on Saw York. 8an T
eeo and Ponlano. OrerMa;
LOAN MOKKT on aporored isenrlty .
RECEITS deposits subject to check.
COLLECTIONS made on fararahia tarose.
INTEREST paid on time daoosl
Caveats and Trade-M rki obtained, and all
est b-nujess conducted
nin Am.. t OMUEIII
S and we caa secure patent ialcy'ae thin lw
Scad mode), drawing- or pbotaL, wftfl daertn
3.- . u e advise, u patentaoia nr not, me
cxn7 Out foe not due bit pr lent ia tea
J a. p.amLrr, Mott to Obc aPatena,
I cost of scse In the U.S. tad agacM
(aecciree. Address.
;c,a.sfjow&co
Skin
Eruptions
and similar annoyances 31- rxosed
by aa impure tlood, which will
result in a more dreaded disease.
Unless removed, slight impurities
will develop into Scrofula, Ecze
ma, Salt Rheum and other serious
results of
Bad
Blood
I have for acme time bCcj
a sanerer from a severe
blood tronbie, for which 1
took marry reipedies that
did roe ua good. I have
tor taken four bottles of
f f.iJS-JS withtheinostwwnderfnl results
J 2222 Am enjoying the best health I
7 f-vpr i rwtr havp ffained twenrv
ever knew, have gained twenty
gv Inenes sav tnev never saw
t
me as well. I a feelin? quite like a new -
JOHN S. EDELSX,
Goremaegt f.Hrmg Office. VMiiagloa.D.C
Csi Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free to any address.
SWIFT SPECIFIC C0 Atimta, Ea.
r iim,
Cnsick Block
Albany, Or
Filling end extracting of teetb withon
nain asnecialty
R. 31. H. ELLIS,
Physician And Surgecn.
Albany, Oregon.
Treats the diseases of the eye and ear.
ispectacles accurately fitted. 2-1
D1SSCLURI0S KOTICF,
Notice is hereby given that the ccpart-neri-hip
of Hodges & McFarland has been
dissolved, O. C- McFarland retiring. All
accounts due previous to Oct. 8 are due
and pay 0. C. McFarland.
A. J, Hodges.
0. C. McFablaxd.
JEOEFIH
THE PLUMBER
Tin roofiing ) and plumbing,
the opera house.
Opposite
rssims
Prof. A. ST ARK
Of Will & Stark.
Optical Specialist
(Irsidoate of the Chicago Opthalm"
Oolite. ;
I iiuj prepared to examine scientifica
and accurately, by the latest and improved
methods of modern science, any who de
sire to baw their eyes tested. ,
Cuxick Block, Albant, Ohegoh.
350
Pairs Boots.
Kline. Dubruille Co., sold hist fall
and winter, 350 pairs of boots on a warrant
and thay are proud to s not ne pair
came back, ihey carry the siu iwots
this year a"d have on hand a very lawe
stock. Al.-o all kinds of Mhoes. - fueirchu
dren school shoes are the very bet. Their
ladies fine shoes are the finest and. Up ta
' ate on Bt;le . Tbey are tne only exclusive
I oot and shoe store in Albany. Give them
a call.
Pavr
HoosnaTE rcca. m
p.ttwt oi laa
lOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi
ST. JACOBS OIL
WIPES OUT
Promptly and Effectually.
it.
te fixed wheasa
health by tas
mi of
SHAUER'S
Compound
Cod Liver CI
Capsules.
t'naurpaased aa a
remedy for Coa
eumntloa. Aata.
V'SttS ma. Bronchitis.
r V Coagha, Debility
and all -wasting dieasrs. Perfectly tasteless.
Tha tr-ly scientific remedy by building aa
and reviving the body and renewing wast
tissue, resists and deatroya diaeaae gi i ,
contalna the purest Cod Lhrer OH combiaed
leiU; eechwood Tan pleaannt and eaay ta
tak-; rtaaonnbiy and honeatly compounded
by a practical pharmacist.
Yon can get them ONLY BY MAI I Pre.
paid to yon on receipt of 85c, pr box.
rrttmred lultl.r n.r
G. G. SHAUBR, CHaviaT,
39th & State Sta
REMOVE THE CAUSE
and th symptoms will disappear .
This yon wit accomplish by nainf
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BNT ONLY BY MAIL, prepaid Of receipt
af Oc. Prepared eoiel.r hr
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gr.te A 2ath Sta.. Chicago, Slav
RIPA-N-S
The modern stand
ard Family Medi
cine: Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
The Acalemj of Our Laiy Oi
Perpetual Help, Altoy, Or.
A boardiiia? and dav school conductea
by the Benedictine Sisters will resume
studies Aug. 27, 1895.
Every facility will be offered for thor
3
ough courses in scienunc, normal, com
mercial and elementary branches.
An able teacher of piano, violin, guitar
and vocal music will have charge of the
musical department. Drawing and paint
ing win, use music, De tangnt as extras.
Lessons in plain and fancy needlework.
For further particulars call at the Acad
emy or address Sistek Sctkkiobess.
r.tifi'
Vi.-
Ttiaanbl an aa sraanmteo or b i ,
sista. IS cntrsa Incipient Couti
Sad is tba bant Coiigti aod Croi- v .
Feshy & Mason.agents
L Stranejo
Upholsterer
X Ard
Repairer
Hair, wool and shoddy mattmtses rear
rated and made over.
Furniture of every description and Labi
carriages re-upholstered and varnished.
Drop a note in the P. 0-, or call at ?
atreet, between Ferry and Br jadalbin, A
hany.Ur.
FAILING MANHOOD
General ud.Nervoos Debility.
Wealmeas of Body and
Mind. Effects of Errors
or Exeeaaes in Old or
Young. Robust, Nobis
Manhood fully Beatored.
Bow to Enlargn and
Strengthen Weak. Un
developed Portions of
Body. Absolutely id
failing Borne Treatment.
Benefit in a dav.
from SO KtjLta mnA WMicm
Countriea. Send for Descriptiva Book, ex
plnniwtion and proofs, mailed (sealed tree.
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Conservatory . of Mo?ic
ALBANYCOLLECE,
Z. M. Parvin, Musical Director, form
fcriy of Willamette University, will have
-.Large of this department of Albant
College. Courses to graduation in the
important branches of a musical educa
tion.
Kewest and best methods adopted
Besx muAic rooms tor mnservatorv in
Uie state.
Tuition low for grade work.
School begins Sept. 11th.
Bend for circular and catalogue. Ad
dress, Prof. W. H. Lee, A.M., President,
aitany, or till &ept. ath,
Z. M.Pabvin, Musical Director, Salum
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Patents taken through Munn A Co. rsatUs
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eryiaa. 1,1 cents, feraiy Duroher eon talus bsun.
titut piatea, in colors, and Bhotoirranha ofnew
fcotues. with p'.sru, enabling builders to ahow tha
MSX SflF'X ud curs contracts. Addreas
ran
Men testif
teill 1
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w aauiikinw.iiviukiiiniiiiiia ,
Talk ia very cheap hen other men do
It is a abort time between eunmeand
sunset these November days.
Turkey deserves a good thrashing ; but
who Is willing to use the whip.
The ducks will now need to keep their
eyes peeled. Tbe gunsjare being loaded
for war.
The air is full of Harrison, Reed, Al
lison, etcetera,booms,but they are made
of Btraw.
It will cost $20 to get a set of "John
Sherman's Recollectiors.' Reading
matter is not scarce enough for such
prices.
Tbe republicans carried Kentucky by
the help cf populists and A P A e. It
was not a straight political fight between
the two old parties.
The two Roeeburg papers are not hav
ing things their own way in their pen
pugilism- The two Pendleton psjera
are up in arms and everlastingly making
tha fnr fly.
Eugene Deb is about to start out on a
lectnting tour. It will prove a great
revelation to him and be an experience
he will not forget, lie should begin
though when walking ia better.
Bill Kya is undoubtedly a bigger liar
than Eli Perkins. He declares that be
was not rotten egged, whereas the asso
ciatcd press, the great truth teller, says
he was.
There wilt be some live contests in the
citv election in the convention. Sever
al are batching.
An exchange says that with all tbe
blunders boys make it never knew one to
start for school on Saturday morning.
Paderewaki, the noted pianist, received
tt largest sum paid to any single per
former for a nights work in New York
City. He received 5,6j0 for a few hours'
pleasant work recently.
Because of bis activity in opposing tbe
proposed Corbett- Fiusimmons fight,
Rev. J. C. Schofield, ofDalUia, Tex., was
forced to resign- His attitude was no
satisfactory to tbe business men in bis
congregation.
In a school district in Kentucky aix
school maims have married during their
engagement as teachers in the past tbree
years. Tbe last one employed had to
sign a contract to forfeit all her pay if she
married before the term expired.
Energy and brains can do a good deal
ometimes. Our correspondents ac
count oi the tnocese of Mr. Daniel Best,
a former resident of Albany is to tbe
poiut and now hit daughter is to marry a
rich banker of San Francisco, abich adds
to the interest in tbe matter.
John B. Bannon, of Yonngstown, O.,
recently fonnd pasted on a Georgia mel
on the name of Miss Agnea Hillman,
Benevclence, Ga. He at one wrote to
the yonng lady. Aa the result of the
correspondence the couple are engaged.
Mr. Bannon will visit tbe Atlanta Expo
sition and may return with a Southern
bride.
Perhaps Mike De Yonng wonld like
to be Vice President. That may be a
reason why he ia rustling so lively for
tbe national republican convention at
San Francisco. Tbe Examiner, though is
doing more rustling than anybody. That
ia business.
Lverything nowadays seems to be a
stepping stone to the stage. Even
Grandpa Anson, of the Chicago b. C-
has begun acting. The DsuocaaT editor
remembers seeing Anson nearly twenty
years ago, and be was no kid then, so be
will not have long to serve, a pleasing
feature of the matter.
Tbe Salem Journal is going for Rev.
Grannie, of that city .because be said the
great sin of Eden wsa Inst, whereas tbe
Journal declares it was ambitioo, and
quotes Milton very freely to prove tbe
fact. According to the Journal's version
of the address delivered before tbe Y
M. C. A. Mr. Grannie has a poor opin
ion of married people.
One strong republican city in tbe east
did a good job in electing a democrat
to office on Nov. 5. Rochester, X. Y. in
electing Judge Geo. E. Warner, an old
time personal friend of tbe editor of tbe
Dimocbat, did an eminently proper
thing. A man of clean record and great
individuality, Rochester's 150.000 peo
ple bave a man at their head who will
permit no jobs and steals.
1. The kindergarten develops
the
threefold nature of tbe child.
2 Its object is the formation of char
acter by means of an harmonious devel
opment of body, mind, and soul.
3. This is accomplished by means of
play, childlike work, and constant exer
cise in right doing.
4. The kindergarten recognizes snd
seeks to develop the individuality of
each child.
. 6.- It furnishes bim with the compan
ionship of bis equals, through whom be
gets bis first lessons in citizenship.
0. It affords the best transition from
home to school life . , .
7. It provides the best preparation
for school life. '
8. It strives to prepare the chi'd not
only for , time, but for; eternity, by en
abling hiin to grow into what be can be
and what God meant him to be. Kath
erine Beebe, in the Kindergarten Maga
zine for June, 1894.
. A broker on tbe Chicago. Board of
Trade, who has a rich red mustache but
nj hair cn bis bead, has offered 2,000
to any one who can grow on his barren
top a shaggy growth of crimson hne.
The Chicago man is not inclined to
split hairs as to just hew it shall be done.
Dazzled by tbe munificence of the offer,
and anxious to contribute something to
science, a New York specialist has under
taken the job. Like the man in Conan
Doyle'r story of the - "Red-Headed
League," be has begun. aJvertielng for
red beaded men. ile' offers $500 to the
man who is willing to shed bis scalp and
allow it to be grafted on the bead of the
Chicago board of trade man.- Here's an
opportunity for men who have a surplus
crop of fiery birsu'e. Many a vagrant
sorrel-top will prick up his ears at thic,
chance to torn an honest penny, and the.
man in New York will no doubt bave a
glittering array of aubnrn capabeaves
jvui nu.vu bvuiaao at ECl ctlluu. C X ,
The Atlanta Exposition.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 10, 1805.
It is a fairyland t" So spoke an old
timer, world-traveled, blase and critical,
familiar with the brilliant boulevards of
Paris, and satiated with the far famed
illuminations of Baden Baden. All this
was in bis mind when he turned short,
threw down his cigar, and broke off an
earnest business talk to gase spellbound
upon the unmatched loveliness of Pied
mont Park.
"I have seen Paris in 'SO, and the
World's Fair, and the Centennial, but
this beats them all."
It was more than fairyland. Titania's
sprites could plant a pearl in every cow
slip s ear, but it was a greater Titania
who caught ten thousand scintilling
stars and brought them to earth as orna
ments for architecture.
The common opinion of all who see it
is that the decorative ligbtiog at this
Exposition has never been approached.
It is a work of art done in fire, and it
should make Luther Stieringer immortal
as an artist. If tbe jury of awards did
not pass npon this pictnre, they left out
the greatest and best of all. It was
Michael Angelo who combined art with
architecture, and was great in both, and
it is Stieringer who unites ait with ar
chitecture, and calls down fire from
heaven to glorify their nn'.on.
Tbe electric fountain, another tri
umph of this Exposition, is also the
work of the great fire artist. Here again
a new fairyland is opened. Tbe wheat
sheaves might be the ones Joseph dreamt
of, for somehow they have got mix.ed
with the coat of many colors. First
there is the golden grain, tall and wav
ing, and bending under its bearded load
as at harvest, then tbe field is turned to
green, as if Joeepb'a bad brothers bad
taken part in tbe dream, then there
comes a dull red as of bloody thoughts.
and then a violet is succeeded by mother-
of-pearl, aa if dreams were fading into
morning !
Take the Woman's Anoex as a point of
interest. There is the Indian chief with
a garment of seven hundred and fitly
elk's teeth and a necklace of terrapin's
claws, and nzb ! there is tl.e aame
scoundrel with a trophy of a hundred
human scalps. drieJ and buns to his
wampum !
Tbe pictnre which attracts the most
attention in the Art Gallery, ia Hoven
den's "Breaking cf Home Ties." It is a
famous pictnre, great in itself, but par
ticular interest attaches to it because ol
the recent heroic death of the paint
er. Hovenden lost bis life a few weeks
ago trying to snatch a child ont of tbe
way of a locomotive. The child escaped
bnt Hovenden lost his balance and fell
under tbe engine where he suffered
horrible death.
We bave all hear J of the eradle of
Democracy, bnt few bave sten it. The
original cradle which rocked Thomas
Jsflerson, is on exhibition ia the Forest
ry building, and tbe United States Gov
ernment vouches lor the authenticity of
the story. Yon can see tbe place ia the
side where tbe infant statesman eat Lit
teeth, and on one corner he chipped off a
big lot of wood where his wisdom tooth
came through.
Tne Midway is one eloogated and va
riegated circus with tbe noisy hurly-
burly of the merry -go-roond and the
spielers. A eensalional feature is the
skirt dance in the lion's cage, which Mr.
Hoffbeimer, successor to Mr. ilagen-
beck, has pnt on. Tbe lions get excited
over the skirt dance and try to catch tbe
step, to tbe keepers bave to be vigilant
"Shooting the Chutes" is great sport.
Tbe Phoenix Wheel takes yon skyward
for a bud's eve view of tbe Exposition,
and the Old Plantation entertains you
with negro minstrelsy by real negroes.
The Exposition is an asnnred snccees.
The finaccial problem baa been solved,
and the great enterprise moves on grand
ly to its culmination. The people of
Atlanta have achieved results never
equaled, and the only candidate for sym
pathy is tbe person who does not see this
wonderfn! exbibil'on, in many respects,
tbe most remarksj.de tbe world has ever
seen.
The failure of Williams A England
tank, or brokerage honse at Salem, and
the State Insurance Company, ia not
surprising. It casts no reflection on Sa
lem. Tbe problem as understood by tbe
DsKoct at is a plain on . Tbe Sute did
big business and took notes in payment of
premiums. WHiams A England hand
led tbe notes. Many of tbe notes were
not paid, and some have become out
lawed. Collapse was bound to follow.
Tbe deposits of tbe bank are given as
$120,000. As a matter of fact outside of
the affairs of the Stale Iosurance Com
pany they are probably not over $25,000.
It has become manifest that a local in
surauce company can't keep op. The
Sute ia entitled to credit for doing it
better than any other company in tbe
northwest.
Debt is a canker worm. Tacotna is
being gnawed In a lively manner; bat
not Tacotna alone; many other towns are
in hot water. In business men must
borrow money. That is a part of all
kinds of commerce ; few merchants buy
for cash, and few farmers pay all down
for a farm. 1'hs tronbie lies in doing too
much, going to fast, in otber words,
"cntting off more than can be chewed.''
The treasury report of changes in cir
culation during October is eloquent of
widespread and general business im
provement. There was a net gain ot $13,
265,897 in circulation, net counting
national bank notes, which are increased
by $1 025,099, making a total gain in
paper circulation of 114,301,700. There
was also an increise of $3,207,505 in the
circulation af standard silver dollars, but
this was offset by the cancellation of
8berman notes and represented only a
demand for small money. Ex.
The Peqdletou Tribune has now gotten
down to personalities and is trying to
prove the editor of the Salem Journal an
Irishman, calling him 0, Iiofer. Noth
ing out of to 3 way in being an Irishman,
if you are honest snd pay your debts.
Another prize fighter challenges tbe
world. He ought to be snuffed nut be
fore he gets to blazing too much, Th e
country has just gone through a war of
words and columns of descriptive rot and
bloeks of scenes, and much more of the
stuff will cause the common people to
rise up sod quell the diaturbance.
According to Prof. Barnard, there is no
ground for the supposition tbat the rings
of Wat urn are closing upon tbe planet, as
bis observations show tbat no changes
have taken place since tbe first system
atic measures were msde. ;
This is the last day on which Chinese
pheasants can be sold, and they can only
be killed until Dee. I. :.The Celestial is
to becongratulated, what is left o'( him
DnPrl'rCrearaBakiri Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
The readers of this column this Satur
daynlght will pleBss prepare themselves
for a blue subject. Some time sgo tbe
Dkmockat published what purported to
be the "blue laws of Connecticut." We
have always supposed they were in real
ity at one time the laws of that com
monwealth. We are completely satis
fled this Saturday night of a melancholy
Novemberjjday, that they never existed
at ail as the laws of Connecticut. In
fact, tbey are merely fiction, emanating
from tbe brain of one Sum Peters, who
wrote a general history of Connecticut
over a hundred years ago, after return
ing to England from the United States.
Peters was a tory refugee in England
during the revolution, and in order to
land well with those fighting the Unit
ed Slates, 'made np the whole blue law
business, hardly one being founded up
on facts-CXt the time it was not consid
ered worth refutation in the U. S ; bnt it
was allowed to stand, until like many
such things, it began to be accepted as a
tact and even a part of history. Now,
whenever it is sought to enforce a strict
law like that of a decent observance of
Sunday it is referred to as a return to tbe
blue laws of Connecticut. There were
undoubtedly strict laws in the early
Puritan days of New England; but there
is no question that the so called blue
laws were mere fabrication, spite work.
At tbe very time tbeie were laws in
England itself very Puritanic, a sample
being one that made absence from
church punished by imprisonment and
even death, eating meat on Friday was
punishable b; imprisoamentlaws agaiost
witcbcralt, etc. In Virginia, far away
from the Puritans of New England a law
made swearing punishable by tbe throat
ing of a bodkin through tbe tongue, and
npon a third offense by death ; one law
compelled every man to attend church
twice on Sunday, a failure being pnmsb
aote by fine, whipping or for tbe third
offense by death ; another law made the
killing of a neighbor's bog punishable
by death, and laws regulating wearing
apparel. Ia New York state there were
as narrow laws. So also Connecticut
bad narrow laws in the spirit of those
days; bnt not tbe ridiculous so called blue
laws, tbe fabrications of a spiteful tory.
Th DaktocatT is glad to be able this
Saturday night to put its readers on the
right track in this matter. In connec
tion with tbe subject it may be suggest
ed that laws are made for enforcement,
and should either be enforced or taken
from tbe books.
During the week tbe air has been fall
of talk about the approaching city elec
tion. There is enough in the air to in
dicate several live coo testa, one in the
republican convention over recorder, one
over marshal in the election, which will
undoubtedly be between the present
official, C O. Let, and ex-post master
Thos. Monteitb : one over mayor, the
indications are now, bet vein the pres
ent mayor and ex-Cooncilmso C. G.
Borkbart, and probably ooe in each ward
over couociimen. Therefore, i! there ia
not a veiy fail vote it ill not be betaose
of a lack ot interest.
Here is an episode from real life wLicb
cleaily Jcmooatrs'.ts the oosmopolitian
character of the American metropolis
An Italian tent an American lad to 1
Chinaman for bis laundry. The Ameri
can gave tl.e Chinaman a filty-ceot
pieci. John bit 00 Hand said: Coun
terfeit, Yon rettee in Uoobie. Me
keepee," and put it, in bis pocket. The
Italian then called and started to give
the Chinaman a beating. A Greek Uft
bis OTSter stand to act as peacemaker.
Tbe Italian drew a razor, -and tbe Greek
shied a bottle of cayenne pepper at him,
which struck a Hebrew . A negro who
was passing shouted, and an Irishman
in the uniform of a policeman arrested
tbe fighting congress of nations and took
them lo court, which was presided over
by a German jnstice.
J. B. Eidy still bails frtm Pendleton.
He lives in Portland and "hails" from
Pendleton for political reasons. Jim
Eddy ia in politics because it pays. Tbe
people support him the same as if be
drew a pension. Men supported in this
wsy are largely responsible for hard
times. They ar always putting their
bands ia the peoples flour barrels and
clothes chests without ever doing any
thing to replace what they take ont.
Pendleton E. O. If there is any one in
Oregon who does as little for tbe pay re
ceived as Eddy we would like t i gaze
upon bim as a cariosity.
wup ni tne Milwaukee bt!s uses a
busbel of potatoes a yea?, one at a time,
for pen wipers on the detk in the office
I" . - . . .
every morning a potato as big as an
apple is pnt in a compartment of tbe pen
box, and after 24 hours the potato ia
removed and another is pot in. Pens in
pen holders are stuck into tie potato, a
obii mi-n at a time, giving it ttie ap
pearance of a porcupine. It ia claimed
by thoe who pretend to know all about
potatoes and pens that a potato pen wiper
is the best preservative against rust and
mild-i that can be seemed for tl.ep-ns.
Kate Field ssjs that'wnire she an In
England she was asked in good fith
whether the language taught in the pub
lic schools of the United Ststes was Eng
lish or American. '"Ob, Araenran,' I
replied," says Miss Field. "English is
a dead language. Itiscnly learned by
niversity men who go in for classics."
An exchang remarks that a graphic
Idea ot the immense size ot Silieria may
be gleaned from the follow'ng compar
lsoa: All of the States, kingdoms,
principalities, empires, etc., of Europe
(except Russia), and all ot the United
States, including Alaska, could bs placed
side by side in Liberia, and yet bnt lit
tle more than cover that immense coun
try. Well, any way, the democrat didn't
get snowed under anywhere as badly as
the populists in Mississippi. Even with
the assistance of republicans, tbe pops
couldn't carry a single county in the
state. Two years ago they elected 25
men to the legislature. Last Tuesday
every one of their candidates was de
feated St. Louis Republic.
All indications sgree that less than
ten miles below ns a red heat is attained
and within twenty a , white heat. Ten
miles above us we have the pitiless cold,
far below zero, of interplanetary space.
To what a narrow sone ot delicately-
balanced temperature ia life confined.
It fakes good financiering to run a city
government nowadays. The members
ol a city council should be good busluess
men.
The Journal Is boasting about tbe
rustling , qualities of the Salem bog.
Why not put his snout under that cream
ty proposition.
MISFITS.
A" quack doctor is said to be doing
Linn countv and Clirino- nnnnla Vtu
a plaster on the back and bringing all
tne ills of the body out by the sore. That
beats boils.
An exchange says Dr. J. L. Hill will
bo nominated by the Peoples rrty for
congress. The Dr. would have more fun
runuing for congress than any man in
Oregon.
. The Beethoven Organ Co., of Wash
ington, N. J., is mailing to many Linn
county men pretended dispatches over
tne central Union Teleirranh Cos wirM.
fnAaili.lt ,Amnan I. . . . .. ct .
UlJOU OreanS at vcrv low ru-icna. Tha
dispatches are of course fakes, and the
style ot business not a straightforward
one.
A man and wifo rr tmfh fVr
the payment of a newspaper which is
taken and read in the family. An Iowa
judge lately gave a Judgment to the Ger
uiania Publhthimr Comnanv auainst. Mr.
and Mrs, Dirk Haying for a subscrip
tion bill of sit) on the grounds that a
newspaper is a household necessity.
Encourage the vouncr men to r.lav font-'
ball. It will help make men of them.
Bye-and-bye they may go to work for a
living, and a vigorous constitution is a
nice thing to have lavinir around handv.
Salem Journal. People don't get vig-
ous constitutions from overexertion, but
from Emersonian exercise. A man is
lucky if he has much of a constitution
left after one of the fights.
The DeyocBAr a few days ago predict
ed that in the foottall game tomorrow at
Portland between Portland and the
State University elevens, Portland would
win. The Guaid says: "Bro. Nutting,
?ou will be badly footed when vou hear
rom the result st Portland." The Dem
oot at hopes it will be fooled, for it mott
certainly desires to see the U. O.'s win ;
bat it was baiting its prediction on its
judgment, which bus not changed.
A'f-alem paper has been charging that
the boys at tbe Indian school were being
starved, llie manner in wbicli. tnev
were starved is shown from tbe fact that
during the months of June, July and
August they consumed tbe following
things : 15,?$ pounds of meat. 17,850
pounds 01 nour, l.sio pounds 01 sugar.
4.410 pounds of beans. 125 pounds of tea.
lib pounds of coffee, 36 bushels of pota
toes, 1,WJ pounds ol cabbage, l,ro8
pounds ot carrot. 400 pounds ot peas. Zo
pounds of pears, 307 pounds of turnip.
04 pounds dried peaches, 340 pounds
dried prunes, and 913 pounds of rice.
Clinton R. Morse, coach of the Wi!
lamettes, in the Journal gives a forecast
of the game being played with the O. A
C.'a this afternoon. Ho says: "It is
plain that the boys are determined to
win in spite of their ill luck, and it ia
lust this resolution wbicn makes me
think that before night folds tia dusky
mantle over ns tomorrow, there will be
eleven men in Salem who can rightly be
worshipped as heroes. ' Tbat does) make
one tired. A spirit is displayed in the
aive trial is makun? tna American peo
ple a very disgusted community. The
loeaot worsntpptng tne winners o a
foot ball match aa heroes is so prepos
terous as to make one some from bead
to fwt.
In a speech to the news boys of Chi
cago, Mere Brodte, Uie famous bridge
jumper, now a saloon keeper gave tbe
following splendid advice lor boys gen
erally : Don t think evert bodv is against
you. Everybody is with you. The gov
ernor of Connecticut was a newsboy once
and there are lots of famous men that
were newsboys. The question is. How
are you going to get famous and become
rich? lou don't have to jump oi a
bridge to do it, or to do murder to do it.
There are just three things you most do
keep your minds clean .your conscience
clean and your bodiee clean, and you will
become famous.
Professor Payne of the Klamath In
dian school, h'as been removed for in
competency and Prof. John Carter, of the
Warm Spring Italian school of Wasco
county baa been appointed to take his
place. Professor Payne was ect oat
from the east to take charge of the
Klamath school. He came to this coast
with his eastern ideas and knew about
as much of the Indian naiur as a rock
oyster. lie was going lo Christianise
tiiem, peaceably if possible, but violent
ly if necessary, ana accordingly be un
dertook to make a young eiwa&h attend
divine service bv physical force. The re
sult was, "Mr. Injun" was an allaround
athletic, and a fight ensued, and the si
wash proceeded to do tbe Professor np.
As soon as tbe authorities learned ot tne
affair, thev bad but one alternative, and
that was the Professor's removal, not for
fighting but for getting licked. Grants
l as Courier.
Becently the people of Lebanon listened
to two able lectures delivered by a couple
of clergymen. One upon the subject of
Jvtucauon by the Rev. G. M. Irwin, Uie
other on Theocracy by Rev. Roes. Both
of them switched off into politics, but
they differed widely. The former in de
scribing the advanced state of this na
tion raid among other things in substance
that the people of the U. S. bad more
money among them than any other na
tion on earth. Rev. Rosa said that he
himself was in contact with great num
bers of people and was prepared to say
tbat the amount of monev in circulation
was exceedingly small. Now who shall
decide between the two Dr's? Lebanon
Advance. The problem ia easy enouph.
Rev. Irwin is a state olficer, gets a good
salary and expense account, associates
with state oiticiais witb lull pockets,
while Rev. Roea is an evangelist and de
pends on 66 cent collections for a living.
Gilts er Receiver. Mr. E. C. Giltner
today forwarded his bond as receiver of
the Mate insurance com pauy to juuge
Hewitt, ot Albany, in the sum of a50,
000. ile presents aa sureties Phil Met-
rchan , state treasurer and president of
the btate Insurance company. J . ft.
Albert, Capital National bank and E. M.
Croisau. As soon as accepted the re
ceiver will be prepared to transact bus
iness. Accompanying the bond is an ap
plication fnr an order authorising him to
employ assistance and counsel. Journal.
BORN
SA VAG E. On Thursday, Nov. 14. 1S95,
to .Mr. and airs. v. L. fcavage a son.
The denial deputy assessor will now
have a live assistant fiddler.
MARRIED.
COCHRAN WARREN. In McMinn-
Ville, on Nov. 14, 1SH5, Mr. m Coch
ran and Mrs. II. M. Warren.
Mr. Cochran, an old resident of
Brownsville, is 82 years of ago and the
bride is over 60 years old. They left this
week for San Jose, their future home.
May they livs to good old ages and pros
per. KIRK NELSON. On Wednesday ,Nov.
13, 1S05, at the residence of the bride's
patents, near Holley, N.J. Kirk and
Ida K. Nelson, Squire McDowolt, offi
ciating. DIED.
HILL. In Halsey, Tuesdav, Nov. 12.
jojj, turn, mil, nee una. xseei, a pio
neer of Oregon .
SPICER. At hor home near Browns
ville, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 13,
1895, at 7:30, Mrs. Emily Spicer,
aged about 60 years, -
aiBisiri MiKittrr.
Wheat, 41c
Oiili c
Fbur, IJ.50 r,-.
Butter ah . : ;
Eggs25f. - VV Y ' ;i
Lard, 12 to 15c
Pork hams, 12 to l&c, shoulders 9 o 10c
Sides II to 13o
Hay Baled f&.OQ
CHANGE YOUR INSURANCE.
State Ins. Co. policies will ha faten In
exchange for insurance in any of the first
claei companies represented by me. I
represent tne nun ot London, Continen
tal of New York, and several others and
will guarantee thhem. Call on or write.
M. 8cnoebs.
Tbe leading agent.
Worthy Your Confidence.
The success of Hood's Sarsaparilla in
conquering scrofula in whatever way it
may manifest itself is vouched for bv
thousand who were severely afflicted by
this prevalent dioease. but who now re.
j joice over a permanent cure by Hood's
e-arsapanua. Scrofula may appear as a
humor, or it may attack the glands of
the neck, or break out in dreadful run
ning sores on the body or limbs. At
tacking the mucous membrane, it may
develop into catarrh or lodging in the
lungs lead to consumption. Come as it
may, a faithful course of treatment with
Hood's Sarsaparilla will overcome it. for
working upon the foundation of all dis
eases, impure dioou, uie system is clar
ified and vitalized, and vigor, strength
ana neaitn restored to tne body.
r-r Pure Drugs Dawson's.
Dyspepsia.
E. W. Jor Comfaxt Gentlemen : 1
have taken vonr Vegetable Sarsaparilla
and can say I have never seen anything
equal to it. I have suffered ten years
with dyspepsia, not being able to eat
anything but milk and brown bread.
Ldte was nothing but misery lor me.
now i uaye a guou appetite, eat any
thing I wish, and feel no disagreeable
effects from it. I wish I could tell all
dyspeptics and urge them to try your
i egeiaoie earaapanwa.
(Signed; aia. Jons Tixotht,
Forbestown, Ca
The ShaJc?-s have made a discovery
w hich ia destined to accomplish much good.
IteaJizing tbat three fourths ot all our suf
ferings arise from stomach broobies, that
the country is literally filled with peopls
wbo cannot eat and digest food, without
snbamuently suSenog pain and distrea.
and that many are starring, wasting to
n-re skeletons, because their food does
them no good, they have devotes, much
studv and thought to the subject, and the
result is this discovery, cf their Digestive
Uordial.
A blue book can be obtained from your
druggist that will point out the way of re
lief at once. An investigation will cost
nothing and will remit in much good,
COME ONE, COME ALL.
Julius Gradwohl Will Glvt You
the Best Bargains In the City.
I wish to inform the public tliat I wil
reduce my large stock of crockery, glass
ware, China ware and silver ware, and
will sell out mv entire stock of holiday
goods at cost. What I say I mean. Come
in and price my goods and I w ill prove
to you that I am not deceiving yoo, but
mean baeines. J.Gaaowoau
A MAN'S A MAX,
P.ut its a big advantage to him to wear
well laundned shirts and nnderclotbing.
Tbe Albany Steam Laundrv. Richards A
1'biiiips proprietors, make a specialty ot
gentlemens work. Free mending for
men besides Uie fcrst c!ag laundry work.
A superior bigh gloss finish to shirts.
collars, cues, etc.
Uigh Irt Custom Tailoring.
Besides bis regular bc.siaess W. R.
Graham ia prepared to take orders for
bigb art custom tailoring by a leading
house in New York, only onion labor
employed and first class work guaranteed.
au ainas oi garments maae irom me
nest line of samples ever seen in Al
bany, a fact easily appreciated by an ex
amination of the sample book. Suite tram
1S up.
Still ih'a Cute, t-ic great Cough and
croup cure, ts iu great demand. Pocket
atse conta'-ditwenty-nve dotes only 25c.
Uilljien oe it- soid br druggists.
Captain 5eeney. U S A. 5sn Ulrgo
Cal savs: "Shlioh's Catarrh Rrme-Jr it
the 6rt rceddBe I have ever found that
wonlJ do me any good." Price 50c
Nervous lrtcMiauoK.
E. W. Jot Gompasy I have suffered
from nervous prostration from financial
losses. Can say Joy s egetabie barsa-
parilla has cured me. My liver, stomach
and bowels have been very inactive, bat
since taking Vonr remedy I am entirely
well. All business men and women
should use it. Pteae publish,
t&gnen) Ma. Wx. Ilxxav Josss.
Butte Montana
Drs. II . E. and Olive K. Beers offices in
pot-t oSce block. Kesideuce corner 5th and
...v ..
tSSur.
received by Hodpn A McFarland. It
preserves mi!k. Those who have beea
waiting for it will take notice.
Dr. G- W. Ms.-ton, pejnaan and eur
peon. Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
ly in city or country.
Ladies wishing treatment for scalp trjub
or dandruff. I will make special reduce
prioe. for 4 weeks only, Louis Viereca.
Karl's C over Koo,tie great oiood pa
'fier g'ves freahnets snd clearness to th
complexion and cure constitution, 35c
oc, 1 .00. Fokhay A Mason Agent.
Hereafter all goods purchased of Jnliui
Gradwhol wilt be delivered free of charge.
No one will be allowed to undersell bira.
Dr. Whites New Hair-growing System
for sale by Louis Viereck, Albany", Or.
Sole agent for Linn, Lane, Benton', Ma
rion, Lincoln and Clatsop counties. Add.
Box 421, Alhanv.Or. for free pamphlet
on Baldness and Scalo Troubles
If the hair has been made to grow a nat
ural color on bala beads in thousands of
case, by nsing Hall's Hair Rencwer, why
will it not in your case
bea Baby was sick, w gav W Oa Aa
TOieasho was a CaUd, she cried for Castor.
VThenshx became attaa, she clung to Castorta.
ttu..ii.,..in.ii.i 1irrl-ltrm r-,,,,
And Rtiil They Comk. Initial pins at
r rench's iewelrv store. Over two tlwuiaatwl
sold since June 1st. Price, 10c.
Children ail hate to take Castor Oil. bnt
not Lnxol, which is palatable.
1
A StABTLINQ DimcOVKBY rtnl.lnoa.
cured or no par. Dr White's tiia
Discovery is for sale at.Lnttia Vivi.
barbea shop. It cures all diseases ot the
scalp. Parties desiring to go into a con
tract I will guarantee a head of hair or
no pay. Louis Viereck, Tonsorial Artt
Miss Helen Crawfords' elocution nan
meets on Monday, Tuesday. Thursday snd
r riday of each week at her residence. Cor.
5th and Elesworth.
4-6 Loaves or Bread lor 91.00.
Let everybody come tn Ifca Slur Rlr
and get 40 loaves of fresh bread for fi.oo
cash. , , : ..,
. . . . C Mavat.
Plkabx Pay Up. Our
been placed in tha hands oI.G.-W.
Wright for collection. All persons ow
ing us are requested to call upon him
and attend to the same.
: . Au-mstBaoa.
Backache, dizziness, tiredness give way
to Joy's Vegotablo SarsaparUL.
TELEGRAPHIC.
tSW BUI led.
Lokdos. Nov. is. A Tim a;u
from Erzeronm
columns in length, dated NovemWer 13.
folly confirms the accounts previously pub-
ucu uuDceroing tne massacre, i dough tne
writer says it is impossible to ascertain tbe
number of killed. Some assert it will
reach 2000 Perhaps 100M is not far from
the total.
Was to he Seated.
Leximotok. Kv.. Nov. 15. In tha con
test oi wood, republican, for the seat in
mo legislature or nauziman, democrat, a
discovery bas been made which without
doubt gives Wood the seat, and will there
by give toe republicans a clear majority
on joint ballot in the legislature. It has
been discovered tbat Kviffmaa was a can
didate while holding office as a city coun
cll?1? TbU ' contrary to tbe statute,
and Wood will be seated without further
protest.
I.I to Led are.
CniCAOO, Nov. 15. Senator Hill, of
New York, is going on the lecture nlat
form, and Chicago will be tbe city of bis
debut. This somewhat srn-orisinir bit of
news was made public todair bv tiut call
of a young man at the office of the Aodito
nam to secure a date for the New York
statesmen. Senator HU1 will make bis first
appearance in Chicago the nignt of Fn
day. December 6, at the Auditorium. The
subject of his lecture will be "Liberty.
asrled at Sea.
Saw Fbascisoo. Nov. 15. The steamer
Lous Kay, which arrived this morning
i rom tne eoauj, Dad on board an eloping
couple from Salinas City. Tbey were Miss
Jennie LI unor Anderson, said to be the
daughter of wealthy parents, and Clarence
Arc me udeu, an attorney ot Salinas. The
pair boarded the steamer tester day. and
were married by Captain Duggan, while at
Very AUly ladrei,
Kaw Yorx. Nov. 15. Inclement weath
er caused a dropping off in attendance at
the horse show today, bnt tonight Madi
son-square garden was crowded. The Duke
and ihicneas ot Marlborough were present,
and the nsual crowd of carious spectators
surrounded the Vanderbilt box. The
couple left the garden early, and as they
departed the band played, "God Save the
tjueen," amid the enthusiasm of the as
sembly.
A Clrt
St. PrrEASBCKG, Nov. 15. Tbe 1
oopchement of the czarina occurred at
o'clock this evening, and a daughter was
born to tne czar and czarina. rxAn raotucr
and child are doing well.
lourt physicians in attendance at tbe
accouchement of the czanaa report tne
cnua 10 oe a nanasome gin. ana tney sua
tne mother is rapidly recovering
are Exeeattoas.
N ew Yoke. Nor. 14 A special to the
Herald trom St. raters ourg says:
gmcial dieoatchea from Viadimainrk to
the N'ovoe Vremya say that owing to the
presence of the British fleet at Foo Chow
the viceroy has executed eight asnssins
Another question baa arisen in a misun
derstanding between the Engtiah and the
Japanese. It has its origin in the illegal
examination of a Enu&n merchant ahin by
tne Japanese, wno were awking tne fugi
tive tuuet ox tne iack riags.
Traaskte stoewtag.
Bona, Nov. 14. A dispatch from Bey
root 4s all are anxious bacaass of the
cruici stt-vdioa in Stria. At Lebanon
coniheu between tbe Druses. Kurds and
Circassians are feared. The inhabitants of
Darcnt are also greatly frightened, and the
authorities are reported to be powerless ia
the face of contradictory orders which have
been isned.
a Qalr.
Dallas, Tex , Nov. 14. Mrs. Daisy
Ortieio. wife of Alex Urtieib, a prominent
merchant, while oot walking with ber 6-year-old
son, was attacked by two negroes
in the residence district. She was knocked
down and robbed of her parse, coalmining
three diamond rings worth (600, a pair of
earrings worth 150, f 15 in money, a $80
deoosit check and other vil-nhLn Citizma
and tbe mounted polka were notified, and '
in half aa boor bad tbe negroes ia 111
with tbe stolen goods found on their per
una.
Bastes rggcaL
South Besd. Nov. 14 The trial of J.
Gardener, Walter Bail. Story Noah, M.
Meehan and S. U. Bell, on the charge of
riot, ia assaulting with rotten eggs Rev.
E. B. Sutton, an A P. A lecturer. Jane
27, began Tuesday. The examination de- j
reloped a new name for the A. P. A. or-
gamxation. One juror denied heiog aa A. j
P. A but on further questioning admitted
that be belonged to the "Atnoreaa" Socie- j
ty, which be said, some people called the I
A. r. A- lbe defendants Have aked In 1
separate trials.
el Paso. Tex.. Nov. i -Dan stuart, j
wbo had bees in El Paso since isat Satnr-
day. arranging for a Untie ground on j
which Corbett and Fitxammonconld meet
bu'iat eontea "ro'ter to:
1 1 t a v.t. I a rt
beUKtSmnd hred tfr
managers that 1 will hang ap a puree of
tSO.OUu for a Sniah contest between them,
they to take the entire parse if I fail to
carry out my part of the contract. I would
name January 10, 1S96, as the data for the
batue.
anted Fin
Pants, Nov. 14. M. Domergne, a wine
merchant, suddenly became insane and
killed a number of people. Hs shot bis
wife and mother, and then opened fire
npon people in the street, killing three,
and wounding several others. Tbe saad
man then barricaded himself in a boose
and fired upon the grendarmes wbo sur
rounded the buikhog.
TesTtaas Crass.
Sax Feaxcqco, Nov. 13. Captain Pe
ter Lane, capitalist; Leon R. Meyer, capi
talist, and Philip Rata were arraigned be
fore Police Judge Campbell today to ans
wer to a series of crimes which surpass any
thing in tha annals of the local courts.
Lane is nearly 80 years old, almost blind
and very infirm. Meyer is 51 years oM,
and apparently possessed of all his facul
ties. Rata is a much younger man. The
men are charged with outraging girls. Al
ready the police have takes in charge eight
little girls, ranging in age from 8 to 13
years, and they state that 22 mors girls of
the same age will be called to testify against
the men.
at It WUt East la Kasaka,
LoxDOx, Nov. 13. -Renter's Telegram
Company learns in well-informed quarters
that the Italian squadron may join the
British squadron at Saloruca at vny mo
ment. The Daily News this morning
prints a dispatch from Vienna that it has
bees officially announced that the commander-in-chief
of the Caucasian army
and the admiral of the Black sea hare defi
nite instructions from St. Petersburg, ad
vising them what course to pursue in the
c ism or aisrupuon ot tne ottoman em
pire. Was Kcfaaed.
Coryalus, Or , Nov. 13. The petition
of the saloon-keepers of this city praying
the city council to reduce their annual li
cense from 1500 to $400, which was refer
red to the finance committee, met with an
unfavorable report ftota a majority of the
committee-
Klectrecattw.
Racine, Wis., Nov. 13. Michael Car
roll, aged 33, was electrocuted here last
evening He cliuied an electric light pole
to adjust telephone wires, and caught hold
of a lire electric light wire. He fell and
bung on a croesarin, where he was baked
to death in the presence ot several hand
red people. The tire department was call
ed out, and with the aid of hook and lad
der companies removed the body.
The Matter Set tied.
Sam Francisco. Nov. 13 An Esamin.
er special from Los Angelea says:
Lord Sholto Douglas last evening threat
ened to take tha life ot his wife. Ia the
corridor of the Ardmour, at Sixth and
Broadway. He informed Lady Douglas
that if she entered her mother's rooms he
would shoot her. Lady Douglass was cool
and collected while all this loud talk was
being made, and did exactly what he told
hetnottodo. She went to her mother's
room and talked with her. Lord Douglass
did not shoot her, nor did he make any at
tempt to. The matter was settled with the
mother-in-law, and Lord and Lady Doug
lass disappeared.
DISFIGURING
O HUMOURS
SOAP
when a!!
Else
3 Fails
CtrncsiA Soap rrfrifes and beautifies
the skin, scalp, ana Mir by restorinr, to
healthy activity the 'Clogged, UoUazn,
IKIITATID, StOCGlil, OT OtUtWOKXLD
POKES. "V f
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saar a anwa. . Sjr
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Sola ri ,. Sill.. O. S. A.
THROUGH m
to the EAST via tbe
Onion Pacilic
Through Pol'man Palace
Tourist sleepers and New
Chair cars
TJAJXY PORTLAND TO ClIICAi
Trains heated by .... , and ears
ed by Putsch Light.
Time to Chicago 3V dav. t
New York 4i4- da vs. which is
boars quicker than alleompetiura.
For rates, time tables and full infor
mation, apply to
Ccaaax A Wort rye, agents, Albany,
Or. O
R W Baxtov. C 5 Baowa,
Gen'l Agent, Diet Paaa Agt
135 Third St, Portland, Or.
iREGDH CENTRA
& EASTEBti
YAQUIWA5 BAY ROUTE
Connecting at YaqninaBar with tna
San Franciaoo and Yaquina Bay Steam
ship Company
Sleaiij "Moi"
AJ and first claw in every respect
L Sails trom Yaquina lor San
Francisco about every 8 days.
- Pasnengcr accomiaodatioas 'piiorr-ags-ed.
Shortest route between the Willam
ette Valley and California.
Fare from Albany or points
San Francisco
Casts
Stszbacs
Casts round trip good 60 days
wesr"
.. 8.00
.. 18.0
For Sailing Days apply to
H. L. WAUs,Agt, CHAS.CutsK.Snr4
Albany, Or. Corvaiiia, O
Edwts Stoxx, manager.
Corvailis, Or.
aasr is; aa. it C ?irmi. HO t i -. iusm
mnORTHERH
IU PACIFIC R. R.
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Pullman Sleepiai Uars,
El82Tailt DLlV " g CcaTS,
Tourist Slepi-igCars-
5t Panl
inrtearort
!n:ath
larvs
TO tlrand forks
Crook st on
Winnipeg
Helena and
Batte
THROUGH TICKETS
TO
Chicago
Washingtou
Philadelphia
New York
Roe too and all
Points East and South
ar nformat'on, time cards, taans and
trek eta call on or write C G Borkhart,
Agent, Albany, Or.
Or A D Chariton, A an 'ien rasa Agt
Portland, Or.
K. McNEILL, Recent.
TO THE
EA
SIT S3 TB CHOICE OS
TVTO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
CHEAT UNiOH
NORTHERN PACIFIC
VIA
VIA
SPOKANE
KINKEAPCLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
A!tn
AltO
ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY
low rates to all
eastern tiTiK-i
OCKANSTEMKKS
PORTLAND EVERY 4 D.VS
EAYB
SAN FRANCISCO
For tall details oil1 on
CclAAX & MOWTEITH, Albany, Or
ob annaass: " ...
W H HURLBllKl,
Gaa'i. Pas . Aaaai
PORTLAND, OR. '
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