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ALUANY OREGON. Fill DAI, SEPTEMBER II. I89C.
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Apcrfect Remedy ror Constipa
tion, Sour Stotnach.Diarrtoea,
and Loss OF SLEEP.
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0The Indestructible 'laywood
Vm .Sol JScdeta,
'est RalibJt.
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Whiaj ea Earfb.
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PATXST3 jtT
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Tho "MsywrxxT" IP th tmrnjr I"-! n-no-i-i r.i'jr.v Terret-i. ASa, d frr il f.r s r
ioads and riders. Mjrte of materiid tkat '. ni" B-ir; .ijs ' io ccr.S'i,".sc-
SMilT taken apart and pnt tocetben has tzv rzr:?: ftth a'tj e"'pi.ttii tbra it ;wi
will bold torzetner eves in an acciieat: no iHt!irv ti:('i ir to tj.. 4f. . t ?Tt j couUurU a luni
that cannot be broken; o simple tfcal its adjuosir.c pcrtji ci"v a .-. i rrsiTrtiuiii iji. e toe
biece crank in place of a dozen paru ; al Jrayn leaiiy to ri ve r"l;ai ': n-iS j itrn- r M E. H."!.
Improved doable diuncni (ruarateil tvr thrrv -frir-.. n -T..?L ;., I
rolled steel rods (tonehest and strnuircm metal fir its "U-b; t uj";t:'; Hyd to.'.ti i: j
alnminnra bronxe fittings in such a nuonrr tliat i; is ii-i-.i.j t .ru,i;:.-;
loose; a marvel of noveltr, simplicity aiid iiuralitv; itt ; rcrt" t. r.t ;t vun o It-'.-r .'jsty
In bicycle mechanism known, tobuiil a injne w.ti'-.i i-.air .i.;t- sn'Ua c y.q
ibatfxameseontlnii&llr break and fracture at Lraz.m jo r i I5si-.i "i 'i. crs- : c..!5!
in cannot be repaired. WUE4ilS -JMneh: warrant- i vtva riiss . i -se iso-cr:: k-s
and brass nipples. H0BS "uanre barrci psttr-r-. I SI.K'i---'"A.'i.ci -. i"r ,re r 5ijr
an & Wrieiit Qoick Repair, or simi oM;cr njrt--l-is i.cra-Ti3!,;i- ti ft. t'BAUtts t"s'
oearines to every part, incindinc wheels, crank ajd. .,erriaff h?a. a ;. idi fe. i' is A M
COXES Best quality tool steel, caret ally ITupsred ani hr-nleti'. i.il.i'SS- F!irh ztvH
bardened centers, rear adjostmect. USAXUs-Oar ceictmtw c-sc-rrtT-r . cat Jui! -rt--tected
by patents: no cotter pins. UEACH Saortesi.. i inriiM: Ieih xi i--i t.k.lK
C4 or T2. FiM'T FOBK Indestrnctible: fork croTi nkOiiefmE: jrBa.srei sia j. JIA.-tiii-JC
liAK Berersible and adjntile: ersilv adjusted to my positma sJes-T-.-d: rm "? it-n l;r
nished if ordered. SADDLE P. & Giiiiam. or sonje other 6rst-c!aa3 u'ass
Rat-trap or rubber; full ball bearip. n vjsii F.cn:eiel In biark. ts-. :;B 'i-.'.-t it-'
nickel plated. acn Bicycle complete with too! Vat. pamn. iji-rn autlciift . r e--' -- -cording
to tires, pedals, saddles, etc U 3-pouaas.
$40 Is oar Special Wholesale Fiiro. Ivrr before sotd
for less. To quickly introdnce the "SI yvfocMi" B --fck-. we
bave decided to make a special conivm or. :iTiu cfrr
reader of this paper a chance to a r.T-ct3s v. h: el it II
lowest price ever offered. On receict nl fC.ff u-'l cvnys
we will ship to anyone the abovo Uiavi. -rur.'- efaieA
and marantee safe delivery. Jfoney -c "imif-i if r-ot -s
represented after arrival and enamirj'on. We wil ship
C O. D. with privilege of ezamination. for a.to and rnja
.provided $6.00 is sent with order as a o-rantoc of i-wi fail-o.
A written binding; warranty vith vrh !':ciF(-i-. Tin is a .
chance of a lifetime and yon csniot afrur.i to iet t" "zt
sVutjpssa, Addresa all order to
CASH BUYERS' UNION, "
aa Wast Vaa Barea street. Bx 9t tr CHICAGO. VJL
Albahv 'Red Crown Milling Co.
We liaire leased the Red1 Crown
Mills for another year, and we are
now prepared to receive wheat on
storage , and to buy the same
gaEts win leWei en application. Flcir '
And Feed constantly on hand and
store: we will try and make it to their advantage to call and see us. Floor will he
exchanged for wheat on the same terms
W. l.Tapo', ft
N. H. IL'en anVS.E- TtuBf.
Not incoipvated.
, select the Waverly because they have learned to know Ihe dif
pY-fcoftpfifP ference between a wheel that is actually high grade and one that
EAptllCiP-ctt iBBimpiy claimed to be. Some others maybe good but the
fUuCtS' Waverly is the highest of all high grade, hcorcher (3 heights)
185 00, Belle 2t ar-U
MADK BT
.N DIANA BICYCLE uO.
SDIASAPOUS, ISD
THE BOYD GRAVE VAULT:
40,000 Humaa BodiM MiitilaUd tmry yttr om DttMcilag TablM is LMlieal CoIg
Trotet the dead.'" Tbormii4s
f trTMi roitbed annually, ho
gruTtj, rtFarrSwa of location, is
afe from lUe ravagf of the bn
man gtioul. Tb Boyd Gkavb
Vault affords poaltrve and abso
luta aecaritr asain.t tb Gravo
Jiobber, and protect both cafket
mud body from dampneaa, mold
And decaf, and from burrowi&f
aattijllaial aUUi ""' ' " r
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For Sale' by Albany Furniture Co.
THOMAS
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SEE
THAT THE
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SIGNATURE
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IS ON THE
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Cuttrii is jzi tp in eae-sse bctilej esly. It
U act Mid ia balk. Boat allow a3ro to
J03 aryliing else oa tie j!a or pranks H
is "jest u good" aad HErrtr tTtry trr-
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for sale. Parties having wheat to tell or
as heretofore.
Goins, E. D.EaiTctt,
A re built in
s, the largest
IlWCLFA and Best
Equipped
Factory in
tCf pgblffiQ8j!.tne world
incn f ttt.w ana stw.w.
A.J. Hodges,
;Agent
is Absolutely Air-tight and
Watsrprsof.
Made wholly of Bewmier stael
and mitlleabld Iron, and ia pre
tlCAllfiluiestractlblfl. Should bs
ned in erry intraient. Orr
l,an in actual in, For ! by
all uudvrukers. atanufd 1
Tin Champios Chemical Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.
BRINK,
kinds of furniture
bedding-, and it
want the mos
t" vDOO
complete flour safe
has them' and his
.
5
Politics at Lebanon.
Politics are full of life at Lebanon.
Besides a constant street corner discus
sion the lepublicsns put up a big twenty
foot banner across the street, which sev
eral free saver men came very near get
ting down. A couple of the ropes were
tied to a wagon whic'i happened to stand
under the banner, and tlio team was
jwst starting up when Baker rushed from
the store and succeeded in untying them
just in time. On the banner is a picture
of McKinley and Hobart, surrounded by
numerous familiar words, among them
'"Education" ou one side and the word
i Independence spelled as given. This
has resulted in the war cry of education
i and bad spelling. Lebanon is a great
free stiver center, and tonight Hon. Geo.
K Cliamberlain, J. S. Smith and oliiers
will speak to a big crowd.
Oakvllle.
Mr. F M. French and wife and Mr.
A. U. McCoy ai.d wife tuade a hurried
visit to our city. They werelookingover
Uie scenes of their chi-Jbood, Uiose hap
py days ' ben we were boys and p;r!s
together." They callesl on us and asked
for ice cream, but for once we were oui
of that rartirlrt. (Tall ainin '
Mr. II. M. Stone has bought three
hundred bushels of petite prunes which
he will dry soon. Mr, Stone lias con li
cence in tiie fruit buinea.
As we were riding along the road near
the city tf Tangent we saw several men
an! boys in devotional attidude in a
large field cf young trees. We looked at
our watch and found that it was too late
in the morning; for a pray r meeting so
we stopped and f ked a man near the
road what it meant; he said tr.e men
were budding: fruit trees and this as
the nursery of M r. M . L. Fcrester . W"
boon found the proprietor and Mr. Clem
ens (Mark Twain) both busy, but Mr. K.
took time to show us his larp stock of
trees. II has trees of all kind and var
ieties. We never saw trees grow o tail
in one season. Borne of his Tragedy
prune trees were eleven feet and two and
a half .riches by actual measurement.
Mr. F. cultivates his land and keeps it
well pulverized. He snowed us a new
variety of peach called "JuJ Barton"
We presume this is a silvery peach 16 to
I. We find Mr. Forester verv accommo
dating and we reccommerd him to any
one wishing eond trees and true to name.
After leaving Mr. F. we preceeded to the
citv where we were kmalv entertained
by J. J. Beard and family. We found
every body busy, but the politicians were
on the s'reet as usual. L'acle Jeasee
Mctihee and Mr. Newcome are still able
to discuss the issues of the day. We
noticed the lamiliar countenance of Prof.
Walter Mctihee among others on the
street. We interviewed the warehouse
man, be says that there will be aa much
wheat siored at Tangent this year at
last. We met youn America, but l.e
was too busy to talk.
Mr Clarence Bunnell is building a fine
residence on his farm near Tangent.
Prof. Morrison will open the fall term
of sciuol at Oakriile next Monday.
Lrme Bosk Eft.
Maj. Canterbury, of Portland, is in the
ci y.
Mrs. Jos. Gray, of Eugene, is visiting
Albany friends.
Miss Itha Cherry returned this noon
from Yaquiba Bay.
Mrs. J. K. Weathcrford returned borne
from Yaquina Bay today.
Judge and Mm. Wolverton returned
from Yaquina Bay this noon.
Mrs. Hendicson, is in Eugene, the
guest of Mrs. E. Whattom.
Mrs. Afhby, the milliner returned
this nooa from a trip to Portland.
Miss Hat tie Ball has returned from a
visit with her sister, SIrs.O. 11. Irvine,
in McMinnville.
Mrs. Addie Gleaeon Klum is at the
home of Mrs- M. F. Taylor ill. Her
husband ia said to be at Waterloo.
Mrs. E. A- Parker returned this noon
from a trip to Coaistock. Her daughter
Mrs. Nina Ortel, who was til, is greatly
improved.
Mr. Watt Monleith. of Portland, is in
the city, and will take a shot at a few of
Linn county mongolians. Mr. Mon
tcith is one of the best known Ni to rods
in Oregon. -
Mrs. W. g. Peters, of Oakland. CalfL.
arrived tnAlbany this noon by wav of
Portland and Pacific on a visit with rel
atives and friends and will be the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Biain and
brothers.
The Eugene Guard says: The direc
tors of the Albany public school have
engaged Miss Nettie Whitney to teach in
the high school department this winter.
Miss Whitney will give entire satisfac
tion as she is a teacher of experience.
Harry aud Fred Tern pie tor of Browns
ville who came up yesterday returned
home today. Fred and his brother and
sister will attend the U of O aiin this
year while Harry who won the highest
honors of his class last year, will leave
next week to take a two years course in
Williams college in the east. Fuger.e
Guaid.
John and Ed Whitnev, Mis Maegie
Whitney, Mrs. Mary Hendricks, Miss
Laura Brumley and Ilaiph Brum lev left
today an a camping trip to the head
waters of the hantiam. The party went
to
Albany by rail and will go on the O
road Irtm there op into the moun
tains. At Albany they mill be joined by
Editor Joe W hitney, of the Herald and
Mr. and Mrs. Irani. tuuene uuard
Don Ray, the popular fleet-footed
member of the clas of 'WJ. O. A. C. is in
Corvallia this week, from Newport, where
ne is spending Uie summer with his
mother. Next Monday both leave for
California where they will join tfie rest
oi tntt tamilv and where tucy expect to
reaiae nereauer. ijazeite.
Miss Ida PbilliDS left Friday for Al
bany, where she intends to remain dur
ing the winter While we regret to see
our roanirest and fairest leaving us.
still we tender Miss Ida our good wishes
aim uope to greet ner on uer next vara
tion. .May suush ne ever brighten her
way. Alsea Uor. Gazette.
Hon. E. Hofer. editor of thn Kalpm
Journal came over from the Bay today
and will go to Lebanon tonight, where
ne will speak at the Bryan meeting to
night. In reference to the dispatch in
the Journal in reference to the discharg
ing oi jiands employed in the chair fac
tory at this city, Mr. Holer mid he knew
nothing at all about the mat er a he
was at tbe Buy at the tune. He doesn't
even knaw who sent it.
J. E. Sorbin, of the Dalles, formerly of
Albany and Corvallis caTne over from
Cofvalhg this noon. The Gazette says:
ine nsw torum building is neanng com'
pieiioa. it will tie a handsome appear
ins structure and an ornament to Second
Street. The south side is' covered with
metal, corrugated and painted to repre
sent stone, and Jim Smith superintended
uie woric. ne invited the attention of
tbe public to the fact that be was build
ing a stone bouse from tbe top, down
The Gold Dkmocrats The aold dem
ocrat in Indianaoolls today declared in
favor of a single gold standard out , ami
out, with do excuses for the bond issues.
and nominated Hon. John M. Palmer of 1
Illinois, for president aod Gen. liuckner
.. I IS , ; !1 ...... I
vi rweuLucsy, ior vice-preniuuui. ;
Thick Bicyci.'bt. E J. Buisoltj., the
champion trick bicycle rider of the
Northwest gave a fine exhibition cn
First Street. At 7 o'clock: ne : -yw
another pxJiniUion, and is win pyT.
a thorough master of a Dicycle ciitiS nil
over a michiifS ' Mr. Ba'son $vg 4. the
champion spefil rider i...Iftti in
1805, nevter being beaten tir.t ycarA
mi . iMirT"Trit
"Th Lipa Couftsu 8k i',-cr.tfiit! -i
hAtftb- .tScpXli'svi"Vi'
A Deer Out of Season.
Deputy Game Warden 0. XV. Watts
brought George Geisendorfer, proprietor
of tho Lower fcodn bprings, to Aluuny
this morning and thi afternoon he was
buing tried Iwlore JuHtice Poweli ou the
charge of having a deer hide in his pos
session out of season, with Judge Black
burn as his attorney ; X. M. Newport for
the state. Last February, it is said,
a neighbor of Mr G. killed two deer and
told Geisendorfer if he would help con
vey them to Lower SoJa he could have
one of them. This he did, keeping the
ski.i. A. Biotech was his partner then.
They had a disagreement afterwards and
dissolved partnership. In order to 'Vet
evea" with Mr. Geisendorfer he is de
clared to have made this compliant.
Up ihk McKkszi. Mr. L.J. Gard
ineer, who has iu.t returned from a trip
across the mi tmtains, tells of the politi
cal situation up ou the McKenzie trail
He says he met and talked with many
campers and out of 52 he met on the trail,
he met but one McKinley man. He says
Mr. B. F. F.nn of McKeniie, a life-long
republican, has declared for Bryan. He
has votJ with the old pa'ty ever since
it was a party, but this year he mutt bid
the old ship adieu. Another Lane coul
ty man named Madison Spares, aged
nearly 70, says he has always voted the
republican ticket, but this year he can
not do so and says he will vote for Bryan
on general principles, thougrt he has
never deviated from the republican path
since it has been visible. He says the
woods in the mountains are full ot the
same kind of sentiment. Sale in Journal.
A 16 to 1 Dar.vK. Under this head
the Silem States nan unkindly runs pol
itics ino the f iliowing item t Frank
Campbell, of Albany, who was loudly
ulkuij free stiver at the corner ot Mate
and Commercial Hn-eu last evening. ir.
dulged in too much strong drink during
the night aud aliout I o ciock this morn
ing the odioer found liiui lying between
the sidewalk and hedge on the toulh side
of State street, opposite the University,
he being io a beastly state of intoxica
tion. When aroUi-ed, about the only
thine he could eav was "18 io 1," The
otlicera furnished him a bed in the city
jail and he ai l probably find the ta'.io
lees than 16 to I when heawatesand ap
pears in the po'ice court.
F Exvi.ua Sitcatiov. A very peculiar
and interesting situation is presented on
Lvon Street. Becently dirt was hattied
from Calipooia to till the ditch. Now
both sides) of the street direct'y in front
of the rluuio have beeu plowed up for
the gutters to be constructed, and the
dirt, an immense onantitv, will hate to
e hau ed o'l somewhere and dumped.
Had it been u;iiired for the ditch quite
an expense could have leen ave1. It
U probable the propofed improvement
was not known in time.
A Bta LiititSrrr -Mr. C. W. Wheeler,
editor of the Waitsburg Times. Las U-en
sued by li.-v. Ticknor for tlo.tMJ lor
libel. It aroe (rota the cnttcitttnt of a
HPrmon delivered on July 3 in whu-Ji the
minister was upbraided and charged
with being a vihfset of women and chil
drea. All of which the plain'iff denies
and declares to be malicious, false and
drfamatorv. Mr. i"beScr wsa in Al
bany a few months ago and is an old
neighbor of I. Maton.
Tub Patzc Basse.!!. E. Gran!
Commander Lippincrtt will this evening
in ue ajviom ot ie .Mioar cmtaandery
No. 5. K. P., S dem, Oregnn. present the
prtre binnur of the i rand Comtnantlery
of Oreiron to the drill cortis of Ie Mo!av
Commandfry. Alt members of Temple
lomminjprr are inviie-1 to be present
By order of E. C.
A Ecs twar, Te horee of Wm. Falr
ran away retterday afternoon, not stop
ping; until it ran against a tm in
Schmeer's liveiv atabte, throwing Mr.
(abet out uron the floor.
Abh Brokks. A little daughter of Ka-
Iui Tiwiiiron. Isst eveninz. fril out of
wason while n!a vine and broke her left
am anddtsiocatlthearci at the elbow.
Dr. 11:11 attctodeJ he-
The Si.i creamory but e!iibiiijfd a p
aiaticf room at Morion.
J. J. S' teams his e-n atiin!J jads
or Lincoln co-jOty. lie got llwre.
Th1? thrfe'ear afler the sprinjr ahea'
some, rue fall wbet is mcstly ttrehrj
but not all of it,
Wondt-r bow Li HunK Ubanir would bs
treated if be were to fo in Tacoma-wbere
the Celestial is proscribed.
Tbe city treasury of Portland is emp'v
but letrardU" r I tbe free silver scare thi
city is full cf brokers takiojr warrant at
par.
( was urt. the "poet scoot'' Jack Crw
fcrd who was kiile ' la the Kittitas mirtes.
but a plain common miner bearing tbe
same name.
Toe Sl:i!nian rar: The city ball bii'd-
ine comniittf teportet favorably on tbe
bid of tbe Albany Iron w.-rk for the m
sratina ar una tbe city n 11,19 the cn;
of Vft5.
While in Soatbern flreem on a pros
peetma trip Hon F A, Watts, a former
resident of Abmny aas one o' a party of
two who were lost tor cverI dav in tbe
bills.
Rnsllmg pats. IT. J Sower a!rr!ied
a m-cUI puleof 100 ombrlls frr WeJnes
day and Thnrlay' Siicent iipiiN. The
lint d y ie of thrn a erf oid. and bftf
more could bave been ui-po-d of of tn
patterns sought.
Tbe faimioir of the Madion Street
school hcue his been completed, and work
is prosrrew i u on the i ntrai iiuilding
I b entire nst is on!? f .sou. it is an in
teresting fact thst when the central build
mg wa erecrej the entire ent of p.iinttny
it, insula and out was 11,-OJ.
Tbe DkmocbaT bus a one years lnitiod
in either P'e EnKlish, Commercial, Short
hand or Tiueitraphic departments of the
II lino Coineiui Colloce, of Port!and. for
alo. Any penon deirinir fa t ikeathor
ougb bui-i ivn ronr in Fi t class Col!fe
houlti cull at tbiii otti.f he ore going Lc
Io.
Near Mexico, Mo., P.. trick Hnrry. who
was moving from Illinois to Kinssx, wa
cutting wood for his cunii fire wh-n his a
upped aniinnn'k something in the ground
which provml to tie an old tea-kr tt!o con
taiutng fd.OOO in gold. Ibn diite on the
coin are all prtcr to lHGt. Thiit is ttio wsy
cf the worUI. An Albany mnn'sax slipped
and be will be laid up for six months.
The Marion rorrescondent of tbe Salem
fonrua! says: M. S. Norton ha traded MO
acre of his farm to Mr. S. W. Lndig,
late of Linn county, who will build on the
same and become a citizen of Marlon M r.
and Mis. Ludwig hid tbe sad mifortune
of losing their younged child the night
after arriving here, suppoied to be fiom
tbe effect of some kind of poisoa which it
got hold of at Cheha'is, Washington, at a
lodging house.
BABIES WITH SKINS ON FIRS'
itfm tfasbto and tmrelwj eessms o4 other
asia and sculp lonxrt. Kon S.ut yar ., rwsi-,-
4 fcaw UwwMiw " taT.- 'iv'tiiy-A-a
wars bsUiwMb t?t;.i Mv.W.rA)
appliosUOB otH. rrtf . I .
skia sum, will Itr- '", f
irwtaiit f ciii, psr i '
to s snv&Oy cucav
711 AO L
M If i JAW Y "V
IB it aA x 1 1
OUR PRICES
are Bargains . . .
Compare llicm oiitli others
iusle h?ireis ,
S 5 fO
18 CO
65
25
Team harness
Two sweat pads
3 buggy wWps
Otfier goods in same pfo-
portion.
CALL flHD 5EH US
rowcli & TO.HLINSOX.
PEIDAY
Campaign t)pencd at Lebanon.
Ehitor Democrat :
On Thursday evening cf this week the
Dryan campatga was opened in Linn
county at this place bv Ihe Hon. E. Ho.
fer, one of the Bryan electors. The band
hall was taxed to ils utmost rapacity tc
hold the large and enthusiastic audience
of deinncraU, populists, republicans and
iree silver repuuitcana who crowded the
ball to hear the burnirg words of wis.
dom and eloquence of the able orator an
on the great subject which now most in
terests the peopl of the country. Mr.
ii7ier was introduced mine vast audi
ence by tbe chairman of the meeting
Hon. M. A. Miller about 8 o'clock. The
speascr entered into the discussion of the
ui-iu-y question at onc in such a forr-a-
ble and able and eloquent mar ner tnat
the audience was held speil bound fur
two hours. Mr. Uoter dtscussml the
subject from the standpoint of its intet
erl and effect on the farmer and Uboiing
man in sucn a ciear and conclusive man
ner as to carry his audience with him
through theentirearg-jm-ot, being often
icterrupted ia his remarks by a long and
continued applanse. The meeting con
tinue.! until late in the night and the
people sett ned unwilling to leave the ball
and urged Mr. Holer to coot in se his
speech, which he did greatly to thede-
hglit and satisfaction ot his hearers.
Such an ble argument has seldom if
ever been heard in Lebanon, and when
tne meeting closed Ihe great croad at tbe
suggestion of a populist gave three cheers
i-T the next president of t e tnlleo
Utes. Wi'liaru J. Brvan. and the meet
ing then adjourr ed and many farmers
and lahoring men crowded around Mr.
Hofcr to shake hint bv thfl hand. It is
fortunate indeed that Mr. Huh-r was put
upon the electorial ticket.
A Paras Mas.
How to Catch PiIBasasts. torge M.
Miller cf this city shipped IT Cuine
pbeasaau ty last night's express to I. is
brother, Joaquin Miller, the poet, of the
lerrw, at oakkand. Caiilorni. Jlr
Miller ia securing the bids for propagat
ing purpos and will free theot on hi
farm near Oakland. The birdeare about
half grown and a simple but eS-ine
method was practiced tn their capture.
They were run down bv a man on a horse.
It said when frightened the yonng
birds wilt rie and tl v to the greatest d.a
lance that their strength will carry Iheot.
tbey must then ret. quite m tt before
regaining sutticiest strength to By again.
ii " spotted ey a man on liorscDacs be
ran irs le them at full speed and. by
uraptng o!T bis horse, rate') them, as
they will not try to tly unii tbey have
rested. Ecgene Guard.
Wost Rrrsu-r Tbe Dmocwat in
correcting the item in the Salem Journal
in which the S P. 31. Co. was accused of
discriminating against Bryan men re
quested the lournal as a matter of just
ice to tt.so corret it. Instead ot doing so
the Journal mvs: "The article referred
to was just what it purported to be, and
the Journal's correspondent is one of the
teponile citizens cf Albany." The
management disctaimsembhaticallv any
intention oi discrimination, politirs play
ing no part in ihe ma'.terat all.
Mr. Hofer, cf the Journal, who was in
the city today informed the DcxocaaT
that he had investigated the matter and
was satished an injustice bad been done
the company and he would satisfactorily
explain it in hi paper upon his arrival
home.
Tux Basse Pseaestto. Do Moloay
Commacdery No. 5. of Salem, last night
mere presented with a t-eautiful banner
as the champion drilled corps of Oregon
Grand Commander IJppincott made the
presentation apech, cautioning tbe
mem tiers to sine d and defend it and
keep it unsullied. lUtvey S. Jordan, K
r.. C. tesponJed, pledging the beet and
ablest efforts of the commandery to heed
the injunction, a banquet was served
to about sixty knights. J R. Wyalt, C-.
It. Winn. 1 A. aianliall. t.J. Seelev.
W. B. Barr and M Montgomery, o!
Temple Commandery No. 3 of thin" city
were among the guests of the evening.
Whkrk Dio Hi Get It. Recently the
city council declared couple of young
men of this city and vicinity common
drunkards, and bad the saloons not i tied
not to sell them any more liquor. A
few days afterwards one of the men in a
saloon treated big crowd, remarking
that he didn't want any himself. No
wonder, for in his pockets weie plainly
displayed two flasks ot whiskey. Where
did be get them is an interesting ques
tion. It Is declared that it was not in
any ot the saloons.
Judge I'otter, of Eugene, was in the
city today.
Superintendent C. S. Hunt, of Eugene,
attended the institute yesterday.
Mr. Ike Fogel was in the city today
with his kitten, a new commercial tak
off.
Maj. D. C. Sherman, of Salem, one of
tho prominent G. A. U. men of Oregon is
speaking lor liryan
8. Veatch, who has for several months
acted as conductor on the Salem local.
today made his last trip to Portland, fjr
the present at least. He will be trans
ferred to the California overland, run
ning between Portland nd Ashland. Mr
Veatch will lie succeeded by Ed Elder,
favorably known in railroad circle.
Journal.
Mr. Mock J. Denny, of Lebanon,
former student fu the Albany College,
and it. I'.iir.aix-'iii Komi, danghterof Mr
J G Heed, were united in marringe at Leb
anon on Aug. H, Key. C). G. Harman of
Qciating. Tho brido is an M. D. having
graduated from the medical department
01 Willamette university, last spring, tn
which the groom is also a student. They
are two of Linn county's brightest and
mon popular young people and host of
friends will wish them the success and
happiness they richly deserve.
. 1 sas
r - -The
Lapnuby. Mr. Merrill Phillips
Is now soil owner of the Albany Steam
Laundry and will continue the business
in the present eillcient manner. This
laundry is in every way worthy of the
liberal support of tye citiswrts of Albany.
Letv
A Dryan Club.
Bryan club was organized at the court
house last night under favorable auspices,
starting out with membership of aliout
250 substantihl citizens. In one list of
133 there were 43 republicans or former
republicans. Hon. J. S. Smith was
elected president and Prof. Lantz secre
tary. A committee ou speakers was ap
pointed consisting of Hon. W. K. Bilyeo,
Chairman, J. J. Whitney, B. V. Kamp,
Asa Lewellyn, and S. W. Beese. The
next nieeeling wilt be held on ihursday
night of next weer. :
Sclo.
J.G Crawford of the firm of Crawford
& Harnisb. photographers, of Albany, is
at the Scio Art Gallery this week and wild
remain till next Monday.
The Scio Press's new building is now
completed and we are vain enough to
boast that we bave the neatest, most
commodious business room in Scio, for
which we are under obligations to our
landlord Mr A. J. Johnson and tbe con
tractor Mr. T. J. Claxton.
Miss Susie Hyde, of Albany, and niece
of Dr. E. O. Hyde of this city, returned
to her home yesterday after a weeks visit
with her uncle's family. Her health is
in a precarious condition and it is doubt
ful If she m ill ever, in this life, visit Scio
again.
Died, at the borne of her father near
Crabtree, on August 23, of consumption,
Anna Chapman, aged 19 years. 2 months
and 20 day. M isa Chapman was born in
Alany, in this county, and was an un
usually bright and good girl. Press.
DiacJiAstoED. The case against George
Geisendorfer, of Lower Soda, arrested for
having a deer skin in bis possession, wis
derided by Justice Powell in favor of tbe
defendant yesterday afternoon after our
forms had gone to prjse. U was a plain
case of malicious prosecution, spite wo'k.
Mr. Geisendorfer is a law abiding, pop
ular ciiizen, who doesn't even bant deer
in season, though alt around him. The
proecutint witness in this case might
ell have bad to pay (he cost of prose
cution.
Okmtsi I jTEaAyiut. Deputy I". S
Marshal Humphrey, of Portland, Wed-
Ofitday arrested J. P. Merta of Linn
county, and brought bitn before Jnstioe
Osborne where he gave bonds for bis ap
pearance before tn. I . s. court at I'ort-
and at its next evtoo. Mr. Herts is
charged stub seeding obscene matter
hrough tbe mail. His friends are coo
ndent that he is lanoeent aa be has al
ays stood well in the coaimunitr ?
uvton Time.
H Esbsed Hosoas State Super
intendent irwta bat just issued a large
number of diplomas and certificates.
inn county gets Ute fol owins: Kitev
i'. Swink,of Albany, life diploma: An
na Fsrreil Williams, of Albany, state
diploma; Nettie M. Whitney, recently
ppntnted as one ot Albany s teachers.
and J. N. Hoffman, of Albany, Mate cer
tificates, nr. r.. A. JUi.ner, oi Portland,
formerly of Albany, received a life di-
loma, and li r.itaWrenn, of The
ai:e, now io the city the gneet of her
sister Mrs. A. R. McCoy, a state di
ploma.
A MiKista-r Curs was orgaalaed at the
court boose last evening, or rather the
name of the former clnb changed to that
name, the present officials. Dr. M. H .
fcj.is, president and C 13. W inn, secre
tary, officiating. A committee with Hon.
M. Soraers as chairman was appoint
ed to make arrangement for speaking
ty tlon. J. If. Mitchell on September 21.
date set ty Uie state central commit
tee. It is mlsnded to devote the sller
on and evening to speaking. Open
meetings are to be held at the court
houe.
Lr; P.aokxs. The Salem Joorna 1 tell
of a bad accident to a former Albany
lady: Ab-Mit 11 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. F. Fennel, proprietrees of the Cook
bote, met wttn very unfortunate ac
cident. An additioc is being annexed to
tbe mam bu'lding and as Mrs. Fenneil
was making be way about the back of
the bold she fell over tome timbers.
breaking both booes in the right tegjust
above the ankle. Dr. i. R. Jeasup. who
reside in that vicinity, was called and
immediately reduced the painful frac
tures, sin. lenneil was made as com
fortable at possible and resting a easily
this afternoon as ccnld be expected under
the circumstances. Being about SO years
of age it will require several week for
the bones to knit.
Toe Soatbern Pacific will hereafter cut?
corpse, la the past tne cave tern caa
riei exclusively by Weil Fargo.
The Immigration bo id will meet at
3d thi afternoon sod elect a new secre
tary. The work should rtuw be pushed
ignrousiy.
The Bryan meeting at Lebanon last
night wa a big tones. Lire speeches
were made by Hon. W. R. Bt'jsu, E.
tlofer and J. A. Mt ler.
Tere will be a big Br-an ratiScation at
Eugene on Sept. 12. Among tbe speakers
ill te lion 11 l. liarkiey. Hon I a.
v eatherford and ex-Attorjey General
Chamberlain.
Ex-SUte Senator Cogswell, of Lake
county, who u in the city on bunnest, re
ceived a letter yesterday informing him
that bis dwelling-bouse was destroyed by
tire at 1 o clock Sunday morning. 1 be
lc wa 110.000; insurance, ftkOO. Tele
gram. Frank Campbell plead guilty to the
charge of drunkenness before Recorder
Edea this morning, but Seing 'dead brokv
and anxioas to return home, be was dis
charged with tbe admonition not to be
found in such a condition again. Journal.
Here is another straw from the cmntrv.
In I D Miller's threshing crew there are 22
men, not one of whom is tor alctvtn'ey, ll
being Bryan men. If there is a McKinley
threshing crew in the country it is time
they reported.
A cougar ha been seen near Green
bridge, on tbeSantiara, and is said to have
ta'tt-p np its home there, according to tha
Scio Piess. A boy threw a piece of glass
at bit lougarsbip, and be oil not get mad,
ao evidence that he was not very hungry.
A big erowd saw young Baison, the trick
rider manipulate a wheel on First street
last evening. To many people it is a dif
Gcult thing to ride, but Mr. Baison goes it
on one wheel, on one pedal, bottom or
right s'ul.i up. front or backward, ia fact
all o?er the wheel. lie is a wtieel genius
Tiie Scow Bay depot is under contract to
be huUtted by October 1st The waiting
rooms, ticket rooms, and toilet roams are
already nearly finished. The expres and
baggage rooms will be commenced a soon
as the piling arrives for the foundation.
Astorian.
Quite a party of Saleniibs will leavs for
St. Ixui tbis a'ternoon at 2:20 o'clock, to
take what may. oerbaos. be railed "post
graduate" course of lectures In the profes
sion of christian science. An eminent
Deciulisl in this line will de.iver a full
series of lectures there soon arid tBsapialJ
Vliy BHVCCaiC or rnis compariuveiy mtni-
ern doctrine, will avail themolvi-t- of the
01
opportunity. They are Mr and Mr J
Wilson. JilyaR 8 IU, Mr and Mrs. An
drewllof-r. Sha A A Wbetilfr. Mr Ellen
Moore. .Mrs Dr CM Port mi l Atis Uullou,
Saletu Stale ma 11
Wf.Dav:
-t jester'
tro
Highest of all in Leavening
li v y
I 1 X A
OSOlOUTEEsV SXJaVwlE
.HOME AND ABROAD
Oysters at F H rfeiffers.
Jesse Grant, a son of D S Grant has
joined the populist party.
Fresh YaWna Bay salmon 8 tents ner
pound at Ed Schmeers market.
Smiley print otiick. clean, wirwl.
money back if not satutied.
Ileadquarler for calling cards.
Smiley' printery.
Pet place for wedding stationary.
Smiley' printery.
Sweet Dickie and olives ia bulk at C V.
Browneli.
Choice neache fresh every d.iv at C
E. Browneile.
Lusaoos syeH water mlnnnn Ia
found atC. E. BrowoeJls.
Delicious eas'ern sod Yaouina Ray oys
ters, sow in season, at F. Ii. Pfeiffers.
Clothing e'eaned and repaired by Wrs.
A E. Oaeu. 3rd betw-tn Ejw-v-th an.l
Broadalbio.
Some handsome oirthdi.v cems t Will
Stark, cheap. One for every month in
tne year.
If yen are looking for the best chu
the market afford yva can find it ad C. E.
browneli
Tbe fiver going south was celaved thrre
hours this morning near Kamstiuirg by
break down.
If yon want fine hair cat call on Luej
Van Nortwuk at the Bon Ton barber shoo
opposite the Bast House.
Miss Rietand and Mrs. Pearson have
amoved their dressmkin sboo to the coi
ner of 3rd and l eiry t eeta.
It coats 14)00 week to ran tfce Oregon
ian. so tnat paper claim tbich probably
includes the evecuig editlcm.
rSETS OYSTERS
at F U Pieiarf
W M Rafuas. who coBdocted tbe rrr
eatalioD of Iamoo and Prtliia ia Albany
lt winter will deliver a McKinley speech
ia Anmvrilte next Monday evjoing.
There were 91 death in Portland ia Ao
pt, the higfce-t 00 rccurd. Cbo'er to
factual took tbe kad. that being if cause
of fifieea death.
Cteaa towel to every castocner at Yler-
ecks sharing and hair rotting parlor
Shanng 10 cta hair cottiog t5 ds baths
15 CU., shampoitig 10c
The regular roeetine of Ibe Ladies Aid
onrty of Albany, will be held at tbe tvsi
hsr.ee of Mr T J Hopkins on Moaday,
September 7;b. at 2 JO p. m.
Dandruff forrns when the glands or the
kia an weakeont, aad if nefciectrd. bald
oes it tore to folio. UaJi's Hair Renew-
et 1 tbe best rreveative.
Mrs. A. K Chapman bold the ned.il
for tbe largest fi-b of the seuoa, tbe hv-102-
caught a fine noond ciuDOok aalmoa
oa a troll rlerdav. Liaoala Comix
Leader.
Oa the 4lh aad 1st ruo-cs sri I W Unl
the spee Ji of ex-Governor Peatwver. ore
eot mayor of PortUcd. oa the political u-
coe ot t&e oay deutered at Saiem thu af
aooa. Ia irs wetkly price circular Portland
F rwtrstrtopt cemmiisaoa-boose has tiie fot
bwing: " t"e will not handle dterstia a
ail. lo not rd as aay. Anyone baring
a deer kin ia bis rosaession is' liable to
fine of .5 to rj0 "
Everybody is not eating Chines pb:
ant. ia fact oaly the banter. Good, lea
der meat continues to be the standby.
Haight brc. near lbs P.O. will supply
the paiic demand ia a satisfactory man
ner. Theritstobe had Pairing of right of
way along the line of tbe Astoria at Co-
lamot River Rai'road, by the cr and at
pnee that lil yield at leart t- per day ia
wage. The clearing must be tea by
everal men in a rompaay. First here
bave firt clmioe. To re i also wort for
1100 lb teams at 3 per day. tram and
driver; team to hare caraen. neck yoke.
siDgteatxi ooobietrees. fo write Honey
uian. Asriiri .v uienn.
Teawhcr'a Institute.
EditokDmocbut:
la summing up the results of our coun
ty institute, the teachers wish to aay
that they have had c very profitable
time, that tbey nave reatlv gained some
thing valuable. The see that an insti
tute can sor give mind power, bat that
it cax give better wave of using what
mental development one possesses. Right
here lie the secret 01 the success we
hare just witnessed. Tbe instructors
showed new and excellent ways of pre
senting truth, simple and pictorial meth
ods by which truth once gained could be
retained and called to mind when need
ed, in short, the natural modes of de
velopment and procedure in unfolding
the subjects taught in our common
schools
Prof. Ackerman of Portland, is, in our
estimation, the best institute instructor
we nave ever met, and when next sum'
mer comes, we will have him again, il he
is to be secured. Prof. Tyree, of our
city, has showed to the close observer
that be understand the public school
work well. He is a man of order, of
system, of progress. His grammar and
geography work is ot a very high order.
Albany ts to be congratulated in Having
such a man. Oar county supeitnten
dent deserve much credit lor his wis
dom in selecting such good instructors to
guide the teachers ot our schools.
At the close ot tne institute tne loilow
ingpersons received the appended grades
in Theory and Practice : N M Oluin 92,
Amy Collins 100, Zur Skeels 94, Mrs r
liar mer 95, Olive Baltimore 100, Anna
M Worrell 82. Maggie Dunlap 90. F U
Arll,:H 1AA ! 1 - T 1 1 a : -
Griggs 100, Clara Gard 95. AbbieJFry
10C. All others comjeiuig fell below 60
per cert. Lksex.
Rcoariox Bite. C. M. Goodman, an
employe ot the Victory placer mine
about seven macs north ot l.iendale.was
stung by a scorpion on the third finger
ot the right hand last Thursday morning,
says the Grant a t ass Observer. 4jocj,.
man was engaged in blasting out sor.te
stumps, and took hold of the it,- , t
which stung mm severely, to:- re
could reach tha p mo, si1- ' - - i
of a mile away
len, and atv
regarded fy'
io t
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rower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
SOCIAL AMU PERSONAL.
R. M. WebsW, of Alsea, has been in
the city trying to contract for hi bop.
Mr. Virgil Parker and sister Mrs.
Reynold! went to Yaquina Bay this
noon.
Mrs. E. B. Pardom went to Salem to
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bower
ox.
Rev. M. M. Lewis, of Portland, has
been elected pastor of tbe Baptist church
of thi city.
Congressman Ellis, Mr Jenkins and
children and tbe Miese Allen came over
from the Bay today.
Mrs. Kate Sherwood of La Grange,
Oregon, arrived today on vieit with her
brother, F. . Allen. 1
Rev. D. Leedy, of Albany, is gaest of
A. D. Leedy, ot this city, cbspel guard at
the State prison. Salem Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Cannoo have
returned from their bridal trip to Tilla
mook, where they had a pleasant outing.
MisaRboda Hail, of Grande Ronde,
raved in Albany on visit with Al
bany friends and ia tbe guest of Dr.
Crawford.
Col. TeLer and family. Mrs. T. G.
Hopkins and Mis Marguerite Hopkins
returned yesterday from their 00 tic g on
toe -onn mouui.
Editor J. R. Cartright, of tbe Harris
burg Review, wife and others, of Harria
tmrg, were in Albany today on their way
io Newport ior an outing.
Tbe first anniversary of the marriage of
jar. ana air, r. A. loong waa remem
hered last evening by a family gathering
01 twenty-tax. A deugbUal tune w
bad.
Professor G. A. Walker baa moved
from Bay City to Tillamook preparatory
to beginning toe ecnoot ior toe comicg
year. Tillamook Herald. Formerly
principal ot me Albany pauue school.
xtoy tstaart, son ot u J Muart, a
lormar U r man and tor several years a
resident of Albany, now of near TaeomaJ
sin me city, it naa laaen moitrmo-
ca taan two or thrs- days to pLce
yoojig St?artTs3 fast baa tfce boy grown
into Uie young man.
Potter Cbae. Soiiivan. tbe republican
nominee f-r governor of Washington, is
on ot the Ute r. C. SoUtvan. Sr.
formerly of this county. Many of oa.
old citizens will remember bright little
Charlie Sullivan who spent tbe larger
part of his bovbood in Dallas, and do
doabt they will be glad to bear of hi
political prominence in oar sister state
jott north of as Independence Enter
prise. Rev. Lewis Lee. a former student of
tbe Albany college, and brother of Pres
ident Lee, baa oeea chosen assistant pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian church of
Cincinnati, of which his brother Rev. E.
Lee is pastor. Lewi ha already
preached in several place as supply and
bo doabt has a bright future aa a minis
ter. He will not finuh hie trodiee,
thoogfa for a year yet. Rev. E. T. Lee,
oa a resent visit at PoeUo, Colo , where
be was formerly stationed, received
warm reception.
ALBANY'S PAST.
From the Dcsocbat of February
to
Jiay -9, ISO.
.
The Brownsville Woolen factory was
sold at sheriffs sale for (5,913.73.
At an anniversary ball of tbe fire de
partment tbe receipt were ,127 .2a, ex
pens 1117.25.
The city council appropriated $2000 for
fire engine, hose carriage and hose.
Their names will go down to posterity.
Mr. John Barrows, in business here
for sixteen years has retired and the firm
will be Blaia A Young.
Albany people are getting the veJoci
pede erase. Our city fathers should pre
pare a ooepttai.
Rev. T.J. Wilson, of Salem, preached
hi first sermto in Albany. For one so
voang be displays a remarkable familiar
uy wiua ma sacrea caiaog.
Married, on April 14. F. M. RedSeld
and Liszte A. Farrell.
College wilt open with Rev E. R.
Geary aa principal. ,
Dr. Weatherford has sdd the Herald.
of Portland to Sylvester rennoyer.
Wheat on May I, SO cent.
Tbe new fire engine was housed oa Mav
17. (This was the old hand engine sold
several years ago to HU'sboro.)
John A. Sims was shot ia BUI Girds
saloon by Edward E. Turk. Turk was
examined and discharged on tbe grounds
of self defense.
S. M. Pennington has returned from a
twj months visit in Illinois, coming in
the fast time of 11 days and 4 hours.
A. Murray has taken charge of the
hotel at first and Washington.
Rossuand is proving to be a great min
ing camp. Mining stock, is men. a
year ago the Le Raix stock went begging
at 43 and 90 cents, a few days ago 13CU
shares were sold at $5X0 per share and
an offer of six dollars per share was made
for IW.UUU shares and refused, the
Jumbo was offered about a year ago for
$300,the cost value today ts at least o00,
000. Fifty thousand shares were sold at
11 05. The War Eagle which wa then
offered at $100,000, toda ia under con
tract tor si ,000,000.
For the best Urujr. nwsonB
Gladnes
ith a bef..
ort--rctlfi"l
S.l i'
isa aje not cHJ-10
shuttle
The Monmouth Fire
Following are tbe losses by- the rece t
Mon month fire: f
' Lous. Inn,
3 H Ware, hotel ..$1,000 ,'7f y
K H Cattron, hard ware store. 1A') '
ESCattron, buildings 2,00
Thomas Pharmacy 145
sjO FYf
A L Spray, meat marker,.. , t&Ju
Frack Locas, drugs , "YMti
F S Younger, grocery 1,200 J ,000
G McGowan, general mer. . 10,000 8,009
H C Epley, dentist too zrji
C L Gilbert, jewelry stock. 600 150
Polk Co Bank.hrick building 9,000 6,001
PYMnlky, brick building. . 2,500 1(h
Dr J Crowley, hnilding..... 700; 40)
Tbe fbllowingjjsscs are srithoot lnsar-anesrr-
"r" -
Dr W H Parrisb, bonding...... .13.000
A A Bent ley. tboe store J.00O
John E Miller, building ... .. 70(
Jacob BrowD, building fcW
H Hoskina, grocery stock . COCi
The city proposes to rebuild at once. ,
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Victims of Last Meats" shooed ses as
onre for a eooa
tbatexpiaias bow
fall naiu-jit
is eaiiy, paslr'
and peraari
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tiaely aavico.
Bode tclla bow V
fail ttrfmrslL. "
itiuytamt aad toon axe faapariRd to every
poruoa or tbe bwiy. Seal, mtb wx-iave
prmdt tisr1)res taaayiaaaaaa-jlkavUaa.
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Albany
Teachers for the schoof rear lg15ST :
ZLnri M. Parvin, M us. - Doc director.
Assistant teachers Margnevite Alderson,
R. IL, Hela Gilbert and Mrs. Josephine
Sharpe. '
Thorongh and systematic instruction
given in all the important branches
polity: i
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mostc Seat conservatory rooms snd
latgeet rausical library nd facilities Ior -mmkal
work. Largeetinnmber of con
servatory students enrolled of any music
school in the state. T4rms low. Send
for circular and catalogue, to 'r
Waixacs How Leb. A. M. r;
Albany. Oregon. ft
Academy
of f
Our Lady of Per
petual Help.
Boarding School for Girls.
Thorough instruction Who!roe
diet Homelike treatment. Consider
ing hard times, favorable reductions are
made for teferders and day schaTirx.
S tod see will be resumed Sept. 1st. FojS09
lurtner parucntars can at tne Acadesy
or write to Sister Superior. -
a nana.
Cu5ick Block
Ibany, Or
Filling and extraciine of teHh wi i
pain a specialty
"help VY ANTED .4 ALE. ;
WANTED SOUCTTORS FOR
camrsmign book. "Brvan. Sewa
and Free Salver." authorized bv Brvan.
written brK. U atetcalt, Ldttor Umaba
World-Herald, appointed anther by Bry
an. Contains speeches and platform.
A bonanza for agents, a tree sifjasr mm
tor workers. Only 11.50. Thv only to.
thonxed book. 50 per cent. Credit
given. Freight paid. Uulfit tree. Ke-
gin now with choice ot icrntoyy. rer
manent, profitable work for 96. Address
The National Book Concern, Star B ui Ki
te g Chicago.
Money Loaned.
First Mortgages oa Improved Farm
Property Feeotiated We are pn pared to
aefotiate first mcrtgages upon improved
farms in Oregon, Wash, and Idaho with
eastern parlies and foreign capitalist a
the usual rate of interest. Mortgages re
sewed that have been taken by other com.
panics, now out cf bo si cess .'v-Jy i e
(with stamp), ' Manvis SwoRT,
Ba ker City, Greg V
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ter to bay,
etc, at a rv
only the Kt
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