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Cutab it pet ss la cns-cJj kettles oa!r. It
HI act sold la balk. Sast allow anyena to sell
sfiytis anvmanr she en the dim or Brain that it
ia "lest aa rood" and "will sw aim mv.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
DErARTM&ST 1. Q. II. BURNKTT. JUDGB.
The trial ot the case of C. J. Bishop set
the Lawler Gold Mining Co. was- begun
last night. Aa $10,000 dmnaireB was
asked it excited considerable interest.
Hank Smith the auperintendet at the
time of the accident came all the way
from Utah to testify, one witness was
here from Southern Oregon and a lare
number came down from the mines.
After the examination of one witness last
night the case was continued until this
morning. It was learned that the de
fendant had proof that the best powder
had been bought for use in the minee.and
the plaintiff having no rebutting testim
ony, this morning by his at tomes Mr.
L. B. Cox, moved for a nonsuit and the
case was withdrawn. It is reported that
another action will be begun.
II M Stone act School District No. 109
and 110, recovery of money. Judgment
against Dist 109 and in favor of Dial 110.
6 Z Taylor act Chas Pteiffer, et at, re
covery of money. Continued.
Hopkins Bros agt W J Snyder, rec
money, attachment. Continued
Hopkins Bros agt Adam Settlem'.errec
money. Jury trial. Verdict for defend
ant. G E Stanard. guardian Lora Hale, et al
agt W T Cochran et al, rec money, at
tachment. Judgment against W T
Cochran, J M Water and J I Ualbraith.
Nonsuit as to K U Cochran and F F
Croft. Continued for service on More-
lock.
Oregon act Samuel Thomas. Jurv
trial. Verdict not guilty. This.ia the
case over a cow in which the malice at
Lebanon refused to hold the defendant,
when he was examined at Albany and
held for the grand jury.
The two cases of J P Pearl adm'r set
C H Yehrs were consolidated and were
on trl-l today.
Mitchell. Lewis. SUver Co. act Geo V
Eogers, keepers fees. Dismissed aa to
sheriff without coast to either party.
J R Pearl, admr Jos Pearl art C. H
Vehrs, rec money, attachment. Verdict
for plaintiff for ISoO, execution not to is
sue prior to Nov 10.
C J Bishop agt LawlerGold Mining Co
Limited, damages. Nonsuit on motion
of plaintiff.
B H Donaca art L Y Bail - Vresenl
sheriff ordered to make deed.
Court adjourned.
The business of the court waa the
lightest for many years.
The erand iurv found only nna trno
bill and that was not sustained by the
jury that tried the man. The grand
jury adjourned without even making a
report, tne nrst time in toe memory of
the Democrat. Perhaps just aa well aa
their reports are generally disregarded.
Oct. S. 1893 Jan. 21. 1939
J-iu 1. lOA lHUrrm Proving
Th 'MayTrood" tP tb Mtrrmrrrtt ast jtmpirsf bicycle rrermade. ids-pict tar all trtcc t
oads and riders. Wade of material tbas is c!x:l, o?h and tcir: iiKiIs ia conMrocior
eaeily taken apart and pot together: has few parte: is of such wiry cva.it ruction that Its rn
rlli hold tO(rether eTen ill an arciient; no hollow tubine ta croh m at CTfr cout&ot: a tata.m
that cannot be broken; eo simple that its sUjcstioz parts serve aitscnr.QtinKirta: a
(fieee erarJE in place of a dozen part; always reatiy lo sve reliclle sad rai'i i trurirtatjits.
FKA11K Improyed doable dianiond, Roaraut-ed for Jhrr- yearp. Sf3eof h fel l
rolled steel rods (toughest and strnnareM metal for : weicht knowci: joiiii toet!tV wnit
ainmlnnin bronze fittings in such a meaner thai it is hnpossiule to brsk or acy p&rt -rt
loose; a marrel of norelty, simplicity snil dar&biity: the creau-t con3i.-!"t?on i-v-carty
In bicycle mechanism known, to DniH a frame witoo&t brazen Joints and tubine. a yon kno w
that frames continually break and fracture at brazen joints, and tub.- when tfaev ire bticiied1
In cannot be repaired. WHEELS tMuch; warranted w.od nir.d. jiiai.o wire t&iU'ci.'. upok-a
and brass nipples. HPBS Lanre barrel pattern. TIRiCS "Arlincton" riwpj-oe cr M jt
ran & Wright Quick Repair, or some other ttrt-cl- pacotnatic ti.e. -HKAHiNi-i Bail
beartutrs to every part, inclndina; wheels, crack axle. aMcrine bead and pedals. CTi A :
wajus Hem qoauty tool steel, carcfclly tempered and hardeaed. CHAXKS-Bl-h irraii
naraenea centers, rear aainstment. lmi cefeorated otxe-ifiee
e orask. itily pro-
Indestrnctibie; fork crown made from rnn-b&rrei stetL HA 1
College Notes.
Polities!
Music!
Foot-ball !
From an article recently written in the
Herald, it is evident that our teacher in
mathematics ia a republican. However,
our position, as students, ought not to
be judged by this. We intend to ratify
the election of the successful candidate,
however, regardless of party. Music by
the baud and unbounded enthusiasm
will be the main features of the ratiiica
tion. One new student, Jlr. Caldwell has
entered eincero we last scrawled.
Tuesday morning we had the pleasure
of a visit from Judge P. IJ. tYard, of
Portland. He gave a lew remark of ad
vice and encouragement, which were
heartily applauded by the student1).
The Horace class' had examination
under Prof. iScntt cn Friday. All mem
bers passed with good grades.
Two lonely sophomores reveled in an
examination in ihe first book of Virgil
on the same day. Kesull us good as
could be expected.
The senior normals feasted on Physics
Tuesday. All took the dose administer
ed by Prof. Torbet, with satis:actory re
sults. The senior class are scratching their
heads for an appropriate cUa veil. 15v
the way, who has heard the college y fl
recently? It has probably departed with
its originators the clais who departed
from life in J une 'J6.
One of the normal seniors, is well
known to alt, has found other tu: ne
with the routine of study to occupy his
mind, and another ill'icted mortal of
the freshman c!ns ptotitauly occupied
the lime Saturday evening in a Song ne
glected? call on his bonuie This dis
eaje does not seem to have fastened its
awful? clutchea on the students a!ou",
but has even rt-ached within the bound
of that revered boby, the faculty The
progivss of the diseasa is walchrd with
interest by the students in the seuibtv
halL STvi.tr.
01R PRICES
are Bargains . . .
teoted by patents: no cotter pins. K.EACH Shortest. inches: loosest, T IncUcs. tii'AK
n or i i. K w
Att Ke-rersible and adinstahle; eilT adrasted to any position dtired: ram's torn tr-r.
nisnea ii oraerea. o-iuiiLr. xr. : r ., oiir-ra. t r some other nrst-class make t'
Kat-trap or robber; fall ball bearing. rlNlSU enameled in black, with all b:lU i.t
nickel plated. Each Bioycle complete with tool tic, pomp, wrencn and Oliei. vi tiuUI e
Bording to tires, pedals, saddles, ewx. JT to K poonda.
$tO as oar Special Wholesale Prfre. JTe-rer before sold
for less. To qnickly introduce tne "M irwoed" Bicycle, we
have decided to make a special coupon cer, fdrinc ererr
reader of this paper a chance to set a Crat-clua wheel at the
lowest price ever offered. On receipt of 33.00 ami coupon
we will ship to anyone the above Bicycle, securely crated,
and guarantee sate delivery. Money re-'nnded if not as
represented after arrival and examination. We wilt ship
C. O. D. with privilege of examination, for tat-OS and coupon
provided $5.00 is sent with order as a guarantee of good faith.
A written binding warranty with each Bicvcle. Thia la a
hance of a lifetime and yon cannot afford to let ti "-pox-anity
pass. Address all orders to
CASH BUYERS'
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No. 5 Maywd
...Bicycle...
Some (-"acts.
Editok Democrat :
I notice in today's Oregonian the fol
lowing item: "'Railroads as well as
other things will begin to be worth
something after McKiniey is elected."
I wonld like to draw yur readers at
tention to the following facta: In 1&)3
we had 1613 miles of railway represent,
isg f 70,921,000 of capital and stock sold
under foreclosure, And on the last day
of the same year there were 40,279 miles
of railway representing $217,656,000 ot
capital and stock in the banda of receiv
ers and all thia "prosperity" in the last
year ef Harrison's administration, and
while we were under the benign and
protecting influence of McKinley'e tariff
bill. As the Herald lately stated that
the people should post themselves on
the tariff question I would respecttnlly
call your reader's attention to the fol
lowing tacts in regard to our "closed
mills" and "Hnokeiess chimnies:" In
the fiscal year ending June 30lh, 1890,
we exported 28.500,000 in round bum
bers of manufactured goods, an increase
oiover .u,tAAJ,UAJ in three years, in
tne year ending Vee. 51. 18, we ex
ported over 179.OW.000 Tarda of cotton
cloth, 40,000.000 of which went to China.
And during the same period we exports
a jo,4KJAkj worth ot manufactures oi
iron and steel. All of which was dsne
with "closed mills " By all means Mr.
Voter educate yourself on the tariff ques
tion, but do not nee the columns of a
political newspaper to do it.
, Kan. WAY MAX.
Scott Concedes Cryan'a F.Itfon.
The Portland Tribune fays:
Harvey W. Scott, editor of the Morn
ing Oregonian, has conceded the etection
of Bryan. On Sunday, as was repvrtet
in yesterday's Trioune, Mr. Scott, in
conversation with a gentleman, eatd that
in his opinion McKiniey would be defeated.
This morning, the editor had a discus
sion with Chariea iliralel, presid-nl of
the Eight ward Ervan club, oa the cor
ner of Third and Morrison IU. Mr.
Scott, after he bad heard Mr. IHrsiet
talk, said:
"Charley, Sunday I thot'-ht that Bry
an would.be elected Now, there "is
no doubt but that McKiniey will he de
feated. 1 am sottt for iu " I will eland
by McKiniey to the last.bnt it will do no
goo.1.
Of conre reDtib'.icans will not be will
ing to believe that Scott has made the
statements given. Scot!, tho"gh,
wnenoatside his office is wite eoou to
see the stgns of the time.
Compare them aJittjotlicfs.
inale harness I 5 CO
Team harness 18 CO
Ti?3 sw?at pads 6S
3 buggy whips 25
Oihr aais In sams pfo
portiou. "
CALL AND SEE US
POWER & TOMLINSON.
The CampN.Il Case.
Circuit court at rrinevitm cloicd last
Satarday, and Iu.le Bradstaw and Dis
trict Attorney Jayne arrived froia that
place last night. There waa bat ore
criminal case tried during the term, that
of the State v. J. II. Campbell, indicted
for murder, who was convicted in tie
second degree and sentenced to li.'e iui
prisonmenu The Dalles T. M.
Tab Salem Ml. Thefaroiliiirsound
of the woolen mills was heard lh; tn rn
mg at o a. ta. lor the first Ume unce
the mills were destroyed by fire last Nov
ember. Work in tlie various depart
ments of this manufacturing institution
is prvvreMing satisfactorily and it will
only be a short time until a lull force is
at wora. tight looms ate now in rpcr
ation With more weavtrra ling aodeii as
the demand for more assistance increasc-e.
Eivs bands wee this morning given
work in the finishing rooms sa it wid le
seen all the departments of the mill aie
being operated although with not a full
force More hands will be added as they
are needed and the product of the mil s
will soon be at the oisposal of its num
erous patron. Journal.
What aa Editor Said.
Latt Thursday evening in company
with Judce McGinn, Jos. Goodman and
Ed Dupu's we were at Mt. Angel. At 6
o'clock while driving down from off the
mount, where we had beeu to view the
grand scenery, a triple meteor startled
all the occupants. The carriage was
topped and ior fully a minute all were
fpeit bound gating at the apparition. It
wax as though a lighted railroad train
u swiftly palng through the heavens
!ar&l el with the earth. It wa difh-rent
from ordinary tnt-teoric phenomenon, in
that it had tuive batiaol tire and as many
tails, all connected, and instead of K riv
aling to the eaith was paralleling. It
wa4 going from the -t to the ea&t and
disappea-ed in the Biirts of the CaadM
mountains. Very few people apptar to
have seen this uiagoifit-ent spectacle.
uervais tar.
For Musical People.
A OIG THING FOR OREGON.
A car load of eastern oysters
left Washington a few days
bl'O and will arrive in San
Francisco Nov. 2. A large proportion of
them will be planted in Yaquina Bay,
under the supervision of Prof. C. H.
Townsend, oyster expert of the U. 8.
flsh commission. The owners of the beds
at Yaquina have agreed to protect the
oysters until a law can be passed by the
next legislature, protecting them for
four years. There is said to be no ques
tion but what they will spawn here. Prof
Washburn who investigated the matter
found that they possessed oyster food in
abundance. If they do well this will be
big thing for Oregon in the future.
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by C. A. Snow 4
Co., solicitors of American and Foreign
patents, opp. U. S. Patent office, Waab
ngton, D . C.
J Apple ton, Middleton, Oal, vehicle;
fl G Belcher, Los Angles, Cal, washing
machioe; J Bond, Turlock, CaJ, device
for propelling vessels; T C Creighton,
llaywards, Cal, nail-extractor; J C Han
nah, Stockton, Cal, potato digger; 8 P
Mackey, Kidgefield, Wash, weighing or
machine; 8 L Myers, Santa Boss, Cal,
bicycle-saddle; J O Ollard, Tacoma,
Wash, spraying apparatus ; J Parkinson,
Ls Angeles, Ca!, combined elsctiio hy
draulic elevator; J Shaw, Woodboro,
Or, railway-car; T A Ward. Tacoma,
Waeh.advertisement-wagon; U C Webb,
Tacoma, Wash, machine gun.
Ii
Mr D. M r.arUett, of this city, t can
vassing Lints county for niem'M rship in
the American Musical Association of
Chicago, undt-r hich e-zen subscriber
swnrvs ill,-irivi!e -e of nurohinir an v
music, vocal or instrumental, published, I stedter.
at rejucuons as tow as o per cent oi ue
l-t price. An elegant book of vocal and
intrlniiucnial tufsie goes with the mem
bership. Tuis is a tjjlendid thing and
every lover of nuntc should subscribe.
The "cost is only t
Dr. Prill has moved from Soda v ills to
Scio to practice his profession.
Mr. William Wolfe, of Portland, is in
the city the guest of his father-in-law M.
Sternberg.
Kev. M. M. Lewis is confined at ihe
Kaptist partonage with typhoid fever.
Mr and Mrs V.G. Hart are with him
and will give bim the best care possible
Mr. A J. McMillan left toJay for Csps
Town, South Africa, wiere he wilt pros
pect and probably locate. He will go to
Victoria, tueuce to New York and Lon
don, where he will ship for the golden
land of the south.
Mr. McKibben, editor of the Senator,
Portland's K. of P. pa per, was in the city
today. The Senator ia a splendidly g-H-ten
up journal and deserves the liberal
support it is receiving. It is issued
monthly for f I a year. The last number
contains the pictu-ee of four Albany peo-
e, it tint. Mrs. Alice Kicbarvis, Sirs
IU Hewitt and Mrs. George Hoeh-
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U, S. Gov't Report
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Y7v -a f fl TO
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Teacher's Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the regu
lar teachers examiriauon for the fourth
I quarter will be held in the Albany Col-
l-ee at Albany. Oregon, commencine at
1 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, Nov. llth,
1896. Ail applicants for state papers
rill please file recommendation at or
prior to date of examination.
Hated this Zlst day of Oct., iSM.
Sopt. linn Coonty.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Patujit DetTil. A very sad accidt
otvnr5 near this c:tv last Tuesday, re
sulting inthedeatuot slittle three-rear-
oid son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferris.
Ob Monday the chtld wa Haring with
sometiried' lieans. It had several of
i;,cm in its mouth and was rocking in a
chsir, w hen it aik.wed one or more of
tUe testn, which loijed in its windpipe.
Dr. r-c;.t wa srol f , but bpfo-e he
arrivetl child tried to recover, and
tl.e lioSor wa toJd not U) go. On Tur
dav the child twcuiv t orw and the Ioc-
Uc was a;io tent tor. v en 1 ar
rived he foasd that tise bean had worked
down the trache and had reached tlie
lunjrs or near there, antt it was i ia pci-
uSe to iisiw it. r to n '.ei auv ait.
Tiie child died on T'iesdiy. Tocdo
Lcadt-r.
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PORTLAND GRfGC-i
A reception was tendered Uev. Abbett
at Eugene but night.
Mrs. Love returned yesterdar from a
trip to Portland.
Dr. T. L. Ball, the dentist, is now lo
cated at 562 Commercial street, Astoria.
Mr. Emit Ewert. of Snokane. ia is the
city on a visit. He reports an immense
lre- silver sentiment in that city.
Mrs. H. C. Watson and family, of Al-
ar-
.r 'ss-j; Ik,.. . i v c.4
V' V i I land this week. Lebanon Express.
Fl'L'. ENGLISH Cu-JViV.
FRENCH AXU ii::tMA!.
BUSiNtSi BRANCHES.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.
BOARDS Itimmi" LAMES
t 7 f --Mil S ' - - - - i ,m
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nquippea
e World
select the Waverly because they have learned to know I lie dif-
iZio1tnro(t feretlce between a wheel that is actually high grade and one that
. iviiv.- js simply claimed to be. Some others maybe good but the
RiuClS' Waverly is the highest of all high grade, bcorcher (3 heights)
s& w, iseie zn spo za inch io.ou ana f So.uu.
MADS FT
;NDIA N A BICYCLE CO.
HOIASAFOUS, 1ND
A.J. Hodges,.
J Agent
Uncle Frank Kitchen ia in Salem.
There ia a rumor about an approaching
wedding but we are unable to trace it op.
Mr. Chas. Bntterworth. recentlv of
Ohio, a brother of John Butterworih.
the mail clerk, is in the state with a view
to U eating, but has not jet selected a
place.
Mayor Borkhart returned last nurht
Irom Portland. He reports Immense
enthusiasm' among the Bryan men, far
more man was noticeable at the 31c-
Kinley headquarters.
Mr. Frank Stimnson. formerlv of Al
bany, baa leased Case Bros, barber shop.
Jir. fetimpson Is an expert with the
razor and (hears and is deserving of a
uoerai patronage, uive bun a call.
A letter was received todav from Rev.
0. F. Wisbart. in the Seminary at At
legbeny City, in which he declined to ac
cept the can to ratorate of the United
FatitorV in I Presbyterian church of this city, a fact
Misses Addie and Maud Denham went
to Albany this morning to remain for
visit with Iriends. Journal, and to at
tend the wedding f Mr. Fred Dendam
and Miss Dodder.
Mrs. Cartwriehr. wife of J. E. Cart-
wright, editor of the Uarrisborg Review,
who died suddenly yesterday afternoon,
arrived here last night in time to return
to Harriuburg on the 3 -.09 train. She
was visiting witb relatives at Dexter
when the information of her husband's
death reached her. Eugene Guard.
BECKPTIOM TO A TASTOB.
A reception was tendered Rev. M. K .
Lewis, the new pastor of the Baptist
church-last nigbt by a good many from
the different churches ot tne city. The
m n a . - ituuivu wMsicauuT ucwiabvu nuu tuo
We uave leasea zne tiea Urown 1 tVLr" jr n:
dered, in which the warmth ot the re
ception was expressed. It was one of
merit aa well aa cordiality. Mr. J. L.
Tomlinson presided and announced the
following;
Song by congregation.
Scripture and prayer by Rev. Mans
hardt.
Duet by Mrr. Lee and Mrs. Hammer,
limitation by Miss Lilly Crawford.
Song, "Rockaby" chorus by children
Recitation b Mias Rose Mespelt.
Instrumental music by Edna Allen.
Recitation by Edith Ruru'.augh.
Vocal solo by Mra. Lee.
Reading by Miss Julia Tavlor.
Vocal solo by Mis Rev. W. W. Davis
Song by congregation.
AddieRS of welcome on behalf of city
pastors by Rev. Poling.
Solo by Mrs. Davis.
Address on behalf of church bv J. W.
Senft.
r Address by retiring pastor Rev. C. H.
McKee.
Juniors welcome song.
Response by Rev. M. M. Lewis .
An Albany ladv who came nn ficm
Portland yesterday overheard the con
versation between two republican cam
paign speakers. They admitteU to each
other that Oregon wonld go for ISrvan
and he would probably be elected, though
ney did not Know but what having spent
so much money slreadr Mr. iianna
might try and save the day by buying op
judges of election, as they thought might
tie done nnaer tne Australian ballot sys
tem. They remarked though that when
on the stump and on the streets thev
had to claim things far McKiniey. The
lady who tells this is absolntelv reliaole,
and the incident is a fact that lnok-atea
considerable.
IK-rs M. S Skill was In Gervais yes
terday after uooa for the pnrpoe of make
ing a'dcliver of hi 30,0.0 !bof bps
held under contract bv the firm of Win
Brown A Co , of this cir. Of this
mium! .UH) htsniil at13nnt bff
po ind as per contract n.ade three years J meat tbat be u not and will not be osder
ago and toe regaining 10,O pouot any circumstances.
were taten at i cents in accordance wila I Ao exciting game of football on the
an agreeu.ent enected dnring the past (Lyon roulic srooul grooada. last week.
Tomorrow will be fl ig day.
The average daily attendance at the Scio
public sroool is Hi.
Tom Reed t in California speaking for
SlctvinWj. Too Uls.
Tfce Cawade lock are to bs onrwd oa
Nov 5, a great ft ret for the op CoJamhta.
Kn exmrston train will be ma frora Al
Saoy to Cot-rallis to tbe McKiniey rally
Wroorrow evenin at 7 p. m.
Jadge Horiey will s-eak s Cor r his lo
roofrow aftrrtfoe sad evening, so that
Mr ilUatn will not hats evrrj thing
bUown way.
Tl New York Worli i a regular Dr.
Jrktrll ard Mr. Hrde. Tbe daily ia a
bitter McKicta-y paper w'jile the thrice
a trek Imat dectdedir towards Bryao,
A corresprmdetit al t orvaiha says a eoo-
ee'vative eatinute of Hrrao't majoritv is
Iienti oonntt U 3C0, while tbe Oregon'taji
cU'ms it for McKinier bv 200
From a Mler Irora W it Otrick a for-
mr ctuxen of Si'io we learn that there ar
12 famtUes in bis locality (Sao Ihago. CaJ)
that will emigrate to Omron this fall.
Scio Pms.
It has been reported thai S. W. Keeae
is a cardidatc I r marshal at tbe fVcemt
lection. Mr. Reese aatboria the state-
Wheat 60 cents.
Pork d retted 4 cents.
Fresh Bodaville water at Borkhart k
Lee's. I
Get yonr R. and G. corsets at the Ladies '
Bazaar.
-200 of the latest style of new jackets jnst
'ecetved at p. Cohen s.
Best srice paid in cash for jury and wib
oess fees by P. Cohen. j
Another line of winter shirt wsisli jnst
arrived at tht Ladies Bazaar.
Some one stole a 30 overcoat from John
Gains of Corral lis a few days ago.
Loot, a valuable umbrella, gold beaded,
somewhere in Albany. Leave at D Kno
ts at off ee.
Next Sabbath morning Lr Thompson will
preach bis eleventh anniversary sermon at
the Presbyterian church in Corvaliis.
New stamped linns doilies and center
pieces ia dreadea. jewel sod Delft designs
nat received at the Ladies bazaar.
Just received at P Cohen's, a new sup
ply of pluah capes, which will bs sold
cheaper than anywhere in the city.
At Becker's store oa election day the la
dieaof lha C r church will serve a good
lunch for 15 rents. Yon test it and see.
A Bryan man says be has txwo trying to
get some bets on Oregon but fails to find
any, notwithstanding the many bouts.
Mr Gay brought two deer to Albany to
day from the McCenzie, one was secured
by Art Hoi., the other by Conn k Huston.
The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society of Albany will bs held at the home
f Mrs. A. 11. Martin's on Minday, the
2nd of Nov. at 2u p. m.
Notwithstanding tbe Corvaliis Gazette
at the joint debate at Willamette Grange
Mr v iilu Dnnni wsy was completely done
op by Hon al A Miiier. He aodged the
luai and seme did not dare touch al all.
Foil telegraphic reports will be received
st tbe opera boose sext Twcaday evening.
Arrangmeota wul be macie far the com
fort of the big crowd that will be preseet.
The Isdies of the First V ErhnrrJi will
bold their annual chicken pie sapper st the
WCrG hall Toeadar eveninc aor. 3.
to begin at i o'clock. Pries 25 cents.
Shaves 3 for 25 cents, bar cu'.tinir 10c.
bv Luey VanNortwirk, the champion hair
cnttrr of the PeitiQck eoast,at the Bon ton
mrber sbop, opposite tbe Ross House
An elk's bead waa hrootrtii to Albas v
today ftorn Galea, near which place it was
kilted by W L Foster. Mr William -Pea-
Cock wiil motut it. The boras are tot
FLAG DAY.
This has been declared to be flag day I
by both the followers of Bryan and Me-1
Kinley. It is entirely fit that a flag day
ahould be for tbe entire American
pie. Every true citizen ia a lover of Old
Glory. A man who does not love the I
nag belongs beyond oar boands. Look
at it. No flag on tbe face of tbe earth
approaches it in beauty and significance. I
Thirteen stripes, the original states I
and a star for every state. Itwasestab-I
lisbed before parties and belongs to the I
government. Under it there should be I
a united, Loyal sentiment, a common I
love for our eoontry, the greatest on the I
face 01 the earth, ao great that no other
eoontry can dictate its internal policies, I
it can lead. It is a flag for tbe poor-
est person, for the farmer toiling to raise I
the harden of a never resting mortgage, I
as well as for the richest man in walll
street with bis insatiate greed, it knows
no class. It is a nag of now over every I
true American bead, for as every new
state is organized a new star is added
It is peculiarly a flag for the
Remember thia.
BfEflFf !
8 gaJYl i
- r- Sii-4
;4 si fea IV
CURED AS IF BY MAGIC.
Victims sf tut aUsseeJ eVH U
ones for a oooi
t.v-.t exi'iatis hsw
full ma cur visroT
ia tafilf, rmtk'-7
arid persaaii
rwiored. 2omsa
sa fferl ng f rora
wcekaeaa eaa af
ford to ignore tUi
timely advice.
Book tells Lfrr-
fnil strerarta. i -
vetopmect and toes are Imparted ta every
portma of tins body. Beui with poi;rvg
proota (sealed; frtc toaoyiiutaaiicaUac
EB1EHED1CALC3..BUFFALCH.Y.
We give in keeping with the subject a
verse Irom Rev. Corn wall's pcem :
Let each star of the onion give lu'rtre so
briifht.
That wrong and oppression shall vansh
from sirbt.
And oar tax-burdened people, with glad
hearts shall see.
The gold sceptre broken, ia tbe land of
the tree.
ita love for his came. Let each star
light his war.
As Bryan goes inarching in triumph to-
o.v..
Yes marching in triumph today.
iuiun-r. air. lirosn attenaea to tne
rtiriijg of the hops and prouooiced
I hem the choicest lot be ever bandld.
They were gro n on the farm of Skiff A
Smith, a few miles from Gervais. The
growers have 80.C0O pounds of their lKo
crop yet to d:tw tud recently t?ey
refuel an offer of 10,',' cent for tbetu.
Sutlesmau.
WiM.GsTSKsnssvr The foHosing
from the Newport correspondent of the
Oregonian is a guod sanip'e of the 0
iitical lying of the !y : "R A. Ineil
retorirjd vetterday from a tour throrwn
the southern part oi the county, in the
interes'sof the republican party. He
ad Jr ssei the citizens of Yahats, Five
Rivers, Loiter, Tidewater and Ona.and
also spoke in Alueo, Benton county. He
waa well received and listened to wi.i
marked attention. The sentiment ia
favor of M Kinlev runs lieh at all tae
points visited " "in response the Leader land not democrats
A feature of the republican campaign
has been numerous object lessons. Some
times object lessons work, hut when they
have nothing to do with a question at is
sue, they are back sr"ng. A free silver
republican was called into an Albany
place of business and asked to lift a sack
of 2000 in stiver, and then 20 in gold,
which oi course weighed one-oisteenth
as much. The man informed the busi
ness man that he had known all his life
what silver weighed, and asking if that
was an he was called in lor went out a
stronger free silver man than ever.
A Brvan man was collectinz monev
yesterday for local campaign expenses,
when a drummer who was standing near
without solicitation of course, handed
him a o0 cent piece, and remarked:
am a McKiniey man, but all tbe came if
I were where I could vote my ballot would
be lor liryan.
savs: We lie that last atiout sentiment
U-1 tig so strong for McKiniey. All tue
iKiuiti named in this county in not
uive McKiolev fiflv votes, snd we douot
very much it they give luni lorty. iney
i?av Jui1l- Iiean iust fortv-nine and
Tom Tonssoe t'urtv-uve tart June, senti
ment is about all McKiniey wili gel tuis
fall
U. S. JcnvMss. The following have
been chosen from Linn county as U n
jurymen lor the u.fc. court to convene
in Portland Nov. 10: J. L. P.errv. Lv-
ons, P. M. French, juweler of Albany, C.
v. otein, j. vr. t nerry, Aioany, lour out
01 thirty-rive Doing irom Linn countp.
Mtaiv Hed Grown Milling Co.
Mills for another year, and we are
now prepared to receive wheat on
storage, ana to Duy tne same
Sacls will lie fiirnisliea oa aifctioi fjm
And Feed constantly on band and for sale. Parties having wheat to tell or
we will try and make it to their advantage to cail and aee us. Flour will be
u,t tito aarriA urmi aa nftreLoinra.
xebangea ior ub
w. T,.Yann E(L Eoins,
H. H- Allen an3 S. E- Young.
5. D. Barrett,
Notiucoipv.aled
X
i
mxiited n breaking? aires Uerr s arm
at or near the wrist joint. He waa taken
to IT. K. A. 1'ratt. ot Uebama. asd bad
toe fracture reduced. Silvrrtoa Mail.
Col C B Bash, of this citv. G A R vss-
ersa and a prominent repnbticaa and bss-
ires man. baa come oat for Bryan and free
stiver. 11 this keeps an macs looser the
republicans will make brysa s etection
unanimous. Portland Dispatch
A rare instance occurred last evening.
An Albany la-tv dropped a ten dollar hi I
and went borne wt bout discovering her
low. An booest man picked it up. The
lady sras remembered to have stood in the
place, and received ber mocey before know
ing It was lost.
Bryan men cost be careful la votinsr
The official ballot contains the names of
Lewis B. Cox. Aliandr M. Holmes.
r rank a. eulert and Curtis J. Irencharti
under the title of "National Democratic.'
Do not vote for these u they are bolters
Vote only for N. L.
Butler. E. Holer. W. H. Spaosrh and Har
ry atkins as ther are the Bfran electors
on tbe ticket. They are numbered 16. 17.
is aoa is on tne ballot.
A Scio Dkbate. Re'erring bi the joint
debate at S-cio between C B. Moore and
Hon. J. J. Whitnev the Prvss ays
Mooreg devoted hia time to old issuea
out of date, d-awing unfair concliibiona
Irom them, while Judge hilney treated
ot modern affairs of the present time.
That be made a convincing argument
which was freouentlv applauded, and
succeeded in making his opponent so mad
f iBurattvelv) trotlied at ttie
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
J. R. Wyatt went to Eugene Yesterday
to attend to some legal business.
License has been issued for the mar-
nape of Henry Little and Sylvia M
Lonora Cave.
G. W. Wright went to Jefferson this
noon to fill au appointment of Hon. Geo.
Jb, Chatuberiatu at that city tonight.
E. R. Case, of Albany, has purchased
the Hotel Jefferson and has moved hia
The fifth series cf tbe FiankhB Buiidinir
a Loan AoonaUoo, cf Portland, amount
ing to SlO.UM was paid yesterday, lbs
Teieanm u small enough to ring coiiuca
into tne Iran taction .
The big rata of last n'ebt and todav
pretty well kaocked out parades and pot
lueal meeting. At the stcKisiev raitr at
Corvaliis today a bonereaa's parade was to
be bad at 11: 0, a general paiade at I M
sad aa illuminated parade at 7 p m.
The absence of flag oVcoraJi'Jns by repab-
Kaas today, the time set t-r their own aa-
tioeal coumittos. was noticeable asd ees-
erally commented opoo. Everywhere eh
seaxty m tne L niUfi State the followers
of Brraa and McKiniey together raised
the flag of oar country This was n jt a
display of patriotism due fla; day
Julius Pieces and Kola Neis went sr-ath
this morning to recmre some bops. Tbey
rrport the bop market a betng more qniet
at prwaeet 'baa during tbe preceding two
wees. II ops were ooted at 7ri oasts,
indicating a fall oi aboat S cents bom the
highest price yet offered Luis season.
SaJem Journal.
Mise Host Schmidt, of the OvxidesUI
Hotel has a irroue airainst tnarhrooms
Toesday he partook heartily of thun asd a
phrstaaa worked with him all aigfat to
save his life. It was sot a esse of toad
stools bs a Bat poisoned but simply
foundered. He is all right again now.
Corvaliis Gssetle.
Tbe sensational raise in the wheat
markets of tbe world and the drop of 24
cents within the past week is making
great excitement in this valley. W. F.
Crosby and L C. Coleman, two San
Francisco bayers in this county bought
ap a number of carloads when tbe mar
kets were booming bat when delivered
the San Francisco markets bad snbeidsd
and their profit waa not as large. They
are sun shipping. Ashland Kecord.
Fine maic every evening at the New
Bowling Alley.
Luscious sweet wnicr melons can be
foaoo at C E Erowneiia,
Sweet pickles and olives in balk at C E
BrowneiU.
Special sale of Ladies wrappers 69 cents
each, for three days only, at the Ladies
tsaxaar.
Ring phone 9, for Smiley the printer
Thej can't come ap to oar high steward.
Smiley the printer
All kinds of job printing at the Ire win
job office.
A Campaign Falsehood.
Eorroa Dxmocbat :
There appeared in the Oregoniaa of
Oct the 29tb an article written from Al
bany, Or., beaded "Resort to violence by
Bryan men of Lyons" stating that Mr.
A. c Hoogh, a republican speaker was
grossly insulted and shut oat of tbe ball,
and two ruffians saore a republican
roold not speak in Lvons, and that Sir,
Hoogh waa insulted and booted at when
going to the train next morning. Now
to find oat the tracts we aked both
re publicans and Bryan men ia this town
if soch was the fact, and we conki not
find a single person in either ranks who
supported one syllable of said letter writ-
tea from Albany. It is a rcaliaocis lie,
gotten ap by Mr. Hoagh or bis tittle aa-
dience, which only consisted of four per
sona, t-ut before the public at the last
boor of the campaign to have some ef
fect opoa the voters, and to trv to throw
a alar 00 the good people of Lvons. We
took a rote as to whether soch a state
ment as the Albany letter waa true
or any part thereof and it waa nn-
amimoaaly Totsd by at least a persons
that it waa a maikisas lie, and so spread
upon our minates Tbe dancing party
that was spoken of in the letter gave op
the hail at o uiU o clock to tbe speaker.
notwithstanding tbey bad the ball en
gaged a week before. We write this and
wish yon to publish it so the readers of
your valuable paper can see jnst what
sort of infamous lies the Mark Hanna
crowd is trying to make votes for tbem
elves. A drowning man will catch at a
straw when be oan t tooch bottom.
S H- Mitchell,
J. P.QrsxTxa,
S. A. Ljurots,
II ax aT Lross, Committee.
President.
Lyons, Oct. 31. 1SS6.
1 be riot at Jefferson waa in keeping
with the above. The Reviews says:
Go away from home to hear tbe news.
From the S talesman, Oregonian and Al
bany Herald we learn that there was
terrible riot at JeSerson Toesday night.
started by an organised mob of Bryanitea,
who threw rocks at tbe republican pro
cession. Men were knocked senseless.
manv neoole iuiured. and fif hta valors.
While the latter two papers may be ex-
cosed for tbe publication 01 such rot, as
thev have thought their informant told
tbe troth, the bis teem an can not plead
ignorance, for it bad a special reporter
here that night, and he knew that each
statement was utterly tains-
HEW YORK WORLD,
TKRiCE-A-WEEK EDITION
IS Pages a RceL U Fpcrs a Y&r.
Is larger thaa any weekly or semt
eekly paper published and is the only
moortant democrat. it "weekly" pub-
lahed in New Yo.-k City. Three times
aa large as the leading republican week
ly ot dew lore city, it wiii ce ot
special advantage to yon dnring the
.. M-t-m s-' i : u
rTXSKicmiai unnpaign, ss ji is pub
lished every other day, except Sonday,
snd has all tbe freshness and timeliness
of a daily. It combines all the news
with a long lift ot interesting depart
ments, oxuqoe featcres, cartoons and
graphic illustrations, the latter being a
specialty.
Ail these lm prove mer. lb nave ixxra
made without any increase in the cost
which remains at one dol'ar per vear
We offer thia unenaled newspaper
and the Wksxxt Dzhocxat together one
year for ,2.00. Satisfactory terms with
ar
Academy
of
Our Lady of Per
petual Help.
Boarding School for Girls.
Tboroash instruction Whcesote
diet Homelike treatment. Consider
ing bard times, favorable red actions are
made for boarders and day scholars.
Studies will be resumed Sepu 1st. For
nrther particulars call at the Acaderaw
or write to Sister Superior.
CONSEBYATOBI OF IDSG
Albany College
Teachers for the school vear 1S36-1S9? :
Zunri M. Parrin, Mas. Doc director.
Assistant Uachers-Marpierite Aiderson.
B. M and Mrs. Josephine Sharp.
Thoroogh and systemaus instruction
riven in all the important branches of
music Best cooservatorr rooms and
batgeet musical library and faciStiea for
mistical work. Largest nor ber of con
servatory students enrolled of acy music
school in the state. Terms low. Send
lor circular and cataloeoe, to
Wauacs Howe Lex. A- 31.
Albany, Oregon.
rflioop poison
i a rvcsw a. I TV enoon.
n Irt brbwinu 1
If
'ao bm railroad far aae sosat siila.ssS as
To-night will be Halloween. Follow-1
. - .. ...
ng is a suggestion as to tne event:
Hallow-even or Halloween, the name
popularly given the eve or vigil cf AU
Hallows, or festival of All Saints, which
being the first ot November, Halloween
is the evening of the olstot uctooer. in
Enslaad it waa long cub ternary to crack
nuts, dock for apples in a tab of water,
4. Unique Burglary.
A case of cheek and gall rarely wit
nessed comes from Lane county. A man
stole the rarb of Father J. H. Black of
Eugene, donng his absence, lie cad
elries. While the same thing can be
said of Scotland, the Halloween cere
monies partook more of a superstitioas
character; taking, amonar rustics, the
form of a charm to be aiscoverea woo
should be his or ber partner for life. Ot
these now almost exploded enstoms, tne
best summary is that contained in is urns
well-known poem, "Halloween
that h I fieurat'tvelv) frothed at
month. When the spe--ch was finished, , ' 7" T j u been helping the priest, who purchased
M r. Sloores utterly Ignore,! the chair- assamed charge a new tut &(on n. xh J mM pnt
man, and bounced up corklike ami sailed
into matters redhot. Give us some Moore
such speakers and Bryan's majority will
be increased.
-MHAusBeuifty cure ijuitiisir, v.--
iu, u-..t-.rVi.-Wttll hiunkH-'. L-i'-f
.!-.
G
a
An Albnny Bryan man
pit' np I1UU against K!0f
thia morning
tbe syndicate
money that Jbryau will be elected.
lur Di-ug3,,Fred Dawson's,
Thos Tongue will sooak al I el.annn nit
Monday night.
The Tuffs Lvon and tho Monnirama
will p'ay off the (in gome next Sundav.
In the meantime hev are beinir kent and
feasted by the Examiner.
An old horse collar is n exhibition in
Preston & Hale's show window. Tbe col
lar is made of wood and was brought across
tha plains in Iftiili by H K Powers, who re
sides norm or Springfield. Eugone Guard.
Rev Lindsey. who held some big evan
gelical services in Albany several yours ntro.
in the Baptmt church, was in Ihe city this 1
wes ii b win ocgin a series ot meetings
at Lebanon on December 1.
The Brvnn rally poem of Rev. Cornwell
published in yesferdav's Pemockat hns
been greatly commended. One man who
ordered half a dozn extra conies of the
Democba'? contuinins it sy it is ths bVst
he has ever seen. It is a clean, patriotic
effort, an inspiration to the reader.
The recent combine bptween the S P 0
R & N and 0 C E has materially affect
ed the price of some thine. Fniht rates
from San Francisco and Portland are about
double. If the combine continues river
psvirntion will not affect it unless an in
dependent boat Is run.
E T Slayton, of Prjnovills, ft in the city
tonay ouying supplies. Mr tsinyton says
ss the caapaign progr8es in Crook coun
ty the supposed mnjority of 300 that was to
be recorded for McKiniey has dwindled
down so that the conoervative republicans !
concede that Bryan will carry the county. 1
1 Vila mnlnritv in Prnnir i nn. Aa-iM.11 1
...... . ... ...... . , 1 1, 1 V. I
from 150 to ZOO Tho DallosT. M.
Elkctios Surri.tKi. County Cle'k
Montaouois sendingout election sup
plies to the various precincts Ui is week.
Tha supplies consirt of proportionate
Quantities of the following articles: Reg-
ulnr liallots. aaraple ballots, poll books,
tally ahrets. coiiit-s election laws, pens,
penholders, Iiuieuoie wijiiik wiiciii,
ink. blottina pads, needles and strings,
sealing wax, ballot box and key. The
chairman or one ot the ju.iges oi elec
tion is required to receipt lor the sup
plies sent to his precinct.
01 nis new business. jetterson tee view. 1 v.tK.r-. .iih- hat .n4
Mr. J. E. Cartrisht was a member of I collar, and went forth aa a priest who
the Workmen, Woodmen and Mecca-1 was visiting Father Black, lie went to
bees and canted a $2,000 policy in each I Cottage Grove, where he got drunk.after
company, payable to bis mother. Mr. I quite a crooked experience. Father
r,ia Damagkb. Tbe Dalles r. M. says
Jmlirs lunnett has retn ned from Day
ton, Wash , where he has been conduct
ing a auit for damayrea against E. Mc
Neil, aa receivor of tbe O. R. &N.C0.
The case was brought by th widow and
children of Robert Walker, an engineer
in the employ of the road who was killed
in a wreck between Boles Junction and
Starbiick in Columbia count. Wash.,
and was for damages caused by his death.
The verdict of the jury was that of 10,-
000 lama, es be awartieu, tne largest
damages ever awartieu mine united
States in a similar ease, me case win
and Mrs. Cartright had been married
less than a year and while he frequently
remarked that he intended to have the
policies changed and make his wife tbe
beneficiary, be failed to do so. Junc
tion City Times.
TheN. Y. World eaya: 'The Rehan
and tbe Daly company have gone on a
tour until rov. 23, when they are hooked
to return to the home theatre with a re
vival of "As Yon Like It." Charles
Rich man will be Orlando and Herbert
Gresham Touchstone. In Baltimore
next week Mist Rehan will play Lady
tor the nrst time, with mciiman
Charles Courtley. Edwin
Black returned home and missing his
clothes sent an officer after him. He
was arrested and yesterday was indicted
by It he grand jury, which was in session,
lor burglary and larceny. 1 he exper
ience was certainly a unique one.
Sir Hsrcourt, Clark as Dazzle, Gresham
as Meddle ond Maud Hoffman as Grace
Uarkaway.
Lost. Last night some where in the
city, on the way to the depot, a satchel
containing some clothes, including some
for children. 1'Ieate return to the Druo-
crat olfioe.
Lto BaoxKK. J. B. Burch. a son of
Judge Burch, of Rickreall, who lives six
miles southeast 01 Albany, had the
misfortune to break his leg and dislocate
liis ankle, while riding on the coupling
pole of a wagon, when the coupling
broke and caught his leg under it. His
mother and his brother. r. B. Burch
both of Rickreall. have cone to hia home.
otevena as 1 independence Enterprise.
How Is this Burkhart ft Lee the
druDvisU are sellina- the verv bet vitriol
be appealed to tho Washington supreme (blue-stone) at 18 pounds for l.oa Cbep
court. I but good . Mow is the time to buy, see
our window.
Pitv Titn -Marshal C. O. Lea states
i, nn.ir oiiection of the citv council I Thn w. (J. 1. u. will trive looir second
the city tax roll will m sept open until social on ov. um weir nan. a gooo
Monday, .Novembers, ioyo, ior me re-1 program win do pre'enteu.
co ot of city taxes. Alter mat aate me
SraAKta Last Niqitt. JudceM. A.
Hurley was detained in Portland yester
day oa account 01 uiuess ana uia not
sneak aa waa anticipated. The opera
house had been engaged ior the occasion
and notwithstanding the worst storm ot
the season a fair sized audience gathered.
fMiort addresses were delivered by ii. W.
Wright, Hon. J. h. weatiiertord, Capt-
N. B. Humphrey and u. . Kampand
some pointed and timely remarks were
made.
Our Delated Liki of Infants
children's cloaks have just arrived.
they are all beauties, and tbe special
traction will be the low prices which
will sell them at. The Ladies Bazaar.
and
and
at-
books will lie closed for the purpose of
collecting the delinquent taxes accerd
ing to law. Taxpayers ahould take
notice and pay up promptly if they wish
to avoid costa.
What as Ad Did A couple of weeks
ago Miss Ora McFarland lost a watch in
this city. A little ad waa pat. in the
Dkmochat for a few daya. Yesterday
the watch was returned to her by Mr.
I J. G. Weisner, of Center precinct, who
Rveiivonb that has seen our new cape
and jackets declare they are the best value
and styles ever seen in Albany. If you in-
tajd buvinir a garment It would be wise
to seothis line at once while the assort
ment is complete, at tha Ladies Basaar.
Bovs abb Washed to stop jumping oa
and off the motor wntie in motion, it 1
dangerous businos, and contrary to crdin
an oe. uy order 01 tne roarsnai.
far law Lsaaa
Cider Alsoa W. Steers writes from Port
land. Or: There is no medicine for the
Catarrh Cars throat and lungs that l can recommend to
Health and sweet breath secured, bj ministers, puotio speaaors ana singers.
ShiU h's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents J with tbe counaeooe mat 1 can the o. u.
ana-
Halloween.
'ss sw raifivad tars aae aosat sis.sani
kKwataAsacvfS. IXyoa aava skes!BB
Im1iss wotsan. sed sta savs sefess eoS
IHlsMniCSMtinillS,HVlnw,
FsTpIca, Coppmr Colorvd J-P- rHTrfUS
say sartccttM M4r. Uuror r-rr-hrows rmuiitg
ws rsarsalM wcur. Wa suora tea
cvrw. ftw Ssisii has atwava
L U skill of Kb asess bImI psyav
SaotaOSi aafai setis4 oar
laiMiiffiw-wnHww
riniK Kiwnv 1 11.
Xsasasss CHISaUOs aXIa .
aWI
HELP WANTED AALE.
TTTTlVrCTl SOLICITORS FOR 1
Y paiga book, "Ervaa, Sew all snd
rree eiiver. souioratiui
written by R- L. Metcast. Editor Omaha
Worid-Uerald. appoinu-a aatnoc cy oryaji.
for agents, a free silver mine for workers.
Only IJ0- The only authorised bock. 50
per cent. Credit given. Freight paid.
OutStfree. Begin now with choice of
territory. Permanent, proB-sbl wcrk for
-yri Address ice rauoiai uuut luboto,
Star Building, Chicago-
It Savs Uvea Kvrry Bar
Tboussnds of case ot Consume! tea
Asthma. Coofi-hs. Colds and Coup srs
nred every day by Shiiofc a Cora.
J. M. RALSTON
1 niAiri?n
UnvlazJlts
trom iw tozw ine mumps t. hi. i J. G. Weisner, ot uenter precinct, wnoio"o ..-- , - iV.i,..finoK Cnra" For sals bvFoahal
HOTUI'I NIP NIIMtaat Masai jtrM-i -v
Gladness Comes
iAith a better understandiDg of the
V V transient nature of the many pbys
.eaJ ills, which wanlaa before proper et
forts gentle effort-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
tha knowledge, that so many forms oi
alokneas are not doe to any actual dis
ease, but simQly to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ry removes. That ia why it ia the only
remedy with millions oi families, and ia
very where esteemed ao highly by all
who value good health. Ita beneficial
fTaffta ara dnn to tha fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
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aleaniineaa wimoot oeituususi;
organa oa which it acts. It is therefore
all Important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when yon pur
these, that yon have the genuine arti
ele, which ia manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Symp Co. only and eold, by
aU reputable aruggisia.
If In tha en V v men t of rood health.
nd the system la regolar, laxativea or
other remedies are wen not nwrn i
aMitA with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, bot If in need, of a laxative,
nn. aHnnld hsv the beat, and with tha
weU-informed everywhere. Syrup of
Ijlgastands hietieat and ia most largely
aaeu ana gives moetgaucrsi aaw- i, n,m
Mastoa Block. Albany, Or
Monev to loan oa farm security, all
small loans made oa personal security.
City, county and school warrants ooogrt.
Collections made oa favorable terms.
Fir insurance written ia three of tbe
argest companies ia the world, mt lowest
ates.
HKSHSLiR GILBliBT,
Teato el Raso & Orp.
(Mason System of Technic)
Careful Instruction of Children a Spec
ialty. Terms moderate.
Washington St, south ol L . 1. churcn.
0.C.&E. R. R.C0.
tWiUamette River Division,)
Steamer ALBANY; CUpt. J. I. Smith,
" Wm. M. Hoa?, Capt. it. u. uwcu
r i J t. 4 J 'Tli.rnnrla'
Daily, except Saturdays, between Cor
ral us, Albany, inaepeouenw, car
lent, way points and
Portland.
Unsurpassed accommodations and
schedules especially for the needs of up
per Willamette travel. Ptcnla partiea
can avail themselves ot this schedule for
any desired point between Corvaliis and
Salem, leaving in the morning and re
turning in due time tne same evening.
Special rates for special parties of 15 or
more. . .
Leaves Albany down river at 7 a.
m. AiSavea Aioany op river siop,m,
except Saturday.
H. L. Waldes, H. B. Sackt,
Agent, depot. Agt.
FOR SALE at bargain good in of team
horse. Good harness and wagon, la-
quire at Postal Tel. office.
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