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torneys at law Will practice in a
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Collections made or all points. Loans
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nbe tint price nodersame tutrmty. if
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f to r3T milroad fare and hotel bills, and DO
clisr?e,!f fall to cars. If yoa hars taken mar
-nry, iodide potaah, and stm bays sches end
oalss, M ueoua Vatchea in month. Sore Throat,
I'lmoies, Coaper Colored Spots, l-'lcers oa
any part of tbe body, liair or Eyebrows flllna;
oat, it is this SyphUltie BIXOI POISON tbal
weeoaraDteetottire. We solicit the m'Mrt obati
nate cases and cnaUensre the world for at
cae we cannot cure 'I'bls disease has always
baffled th skill of tbe most eminent phyai
cians. 500,000 capluu behind our nacoad
tionni gnaranty. Absoiuteproofssentsealeaoa
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ever produced : AgenU are taking as many
ua 20 rHera per week. Beware of fraud
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Mei" very Saturday evening at K. O
T. . Hail. Visiting Knights inrited to
ea J.S. Van Winkle, C-jw.
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Heard Us
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uniting to me nard-to-please
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1 printing. We are particular 1
OriUtm kannl in )ist liltl.
I extra-nice touch that pleases I
i you. j$e tne jod Dig or little,
lta bior ennnirh In Ka wall Anna
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No question about full and prompt pay
ment of losses by fire on insuianceplaote
with the leading agent of Albany, M. Sen
ders.
'That's vhatHe InsiiresPeopIe For5
Don't allow yourself to be roped into th
various "Local Mittuals" now betn
poshed on you a being; "cheapest in
surance," when you insure you do not
want to worry about getting your money i"
case of loss. M SENDERS
Insurance, Hay, Grain and Wool.
IT IS SO WRITTEN
and none can diepute it. W lead ta
wall paper trade. We were never more
in the Tan than now. More designs;
newer, brighter, fresher, and more orig
inal designs ; a greater variety of da
signs ; finer qualities of paper ; and lower
prices for tine qualities 01 paper man can
be found at any other establishment;
these are onr many and solid claims tc
yonr patronage. hen you see what
we sell for 15 cents a roll and that w
only ask. 15 cents for it, you'll be very
much surprised.
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Pure Drags and the finest and Large
Stock of Stationary and Books
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Money to loan on farm security, all
mall loans made on personal security.
City, county and school warrants bought.
Collections made on favorable terms.
Fire insurance written in three of tbe
targ et companies in tbe world, at lowest
rates.
FVi. "
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Leads in bath tube, while others take his
idea and copy. Call on him fortheorigina
ub
Prof. A. STARK
Of Will 4 stark.
Optical Specialist
Graduate of tbe Chicago Opthalmic
College.
I am prepared to examine scientifically
and accurately, by the lateet and improve
methods of modern science, any who de
sire to have their eyes tested.
Cusick Block Alp.ht.Ormoh.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS .
Notice la hereby given that the a c Dual
meeting of the A'bsuy Mining & Milting
Co. will be held at ths office cf U W Mas
ton on April 26 b, 1897, at' 4 o'clock pm
of said day tor tb iinrpose of electing 7
dirto'ors to er7e for oe year sod the
sranasctioD of tu b other ba ,ine s asmny
'gaily come Ir t.,r xht m reiiia By order
of the boa-d of directors N H AllkK
CKBaowfcELL Pieaident
Secretary .
NOTICE TO ST0CXK0LDER5
Notice Is hereby given that ibe annual
mretibg of thes'ockholdecs of the Albany
Farmers Co., will be held at the office ti
said company, in Albany, linn coua'y,
Oregon, on the 18 b day of May, 1897,
at 1 o'clock p m of said dav, for the pur
pose of ele-ting seven (7; directors to
seivefortbe term of one year, and tbe
transaction of such o'her business as may
come before the meeting . Dane -by cr b r
of tbe board o' directors. ,
Attest: M H Wilds, President.
Paas B E'akshall, Sc'y.
a a it T
i5tit 3tt0at.
Motorinen iu big cities should be care"
ful men. .
It was to be hoped
would take a rest.
Mr. Cleveland
It will pay to stand in with the bicycle
riders. They are in the majority.
The new receiver at Olympia is an
editor. The editors are being heard
from.
There is said to be another new poli
tical party hatching. Hard times is a
great breeder of parties.
It is to be hoped that Portland street
car company has to pay heavy damages
on account of the recent accident. .
Electric lighting costs New York Otty
about 1000 times as much as Albany;
but then it is some larger, perhaps 500
times as large now with Brooklyn.
Over in Spain hogs are being called
Yankees. That it one way to get even
with the United States. But we don't
care. We consider the rotten source .
An ex.railroad conductor is said to
have laid op $150 on a $125 salary. The
Dsmocrat has heard of another ex-conductor
who told a friend privately that
he had made as high as $50 on a single
trip. One old time conductor is said to
have openly solicited txketless patronage
on the platform. But those days are
said to be past and now it takes regula
tion tickets.
The governor of Vermont has $1500 a
year. Now, $1500 is not a Urge salary
for the governor of a sov- leign American
4tate.bat it is as much as Vermont pays,
or Oregon either, eays the New York
Sun. It is, is it. Sot much. , Governor
Lord receives an annual salary of f350
or thereabouts, not $1500 only as stated.
rhat $1500 may fcol a man 3000 miles
away but not at home.
31 r. Bryan Answers Cleveland .
William J. Bryan has answered Mr.
Clevelenda big New York speech. Among
other things he says: The important
part of Mr. Cleveland's address, bow
ever, is found in his declaration of war
against those who support the Chicago
ticket. In this last address be has given
more aid to his opponents than to his
supporters, just as he did by his official
acta. His surrender of the Fiecutive
bra neb of the Government into the hand
jf Wall street financiers daring bis last
administration did more than aay other
one thing to arouse toe American people
to acknowledge the iniquity of tbe gold
standard.
His thinly disguised sopport of tbe
Republican ticket in tbe late campaign
did much to drive silver Republicans oat
of the Republican party, and tbeir loyalty
to bimetallism bas not been shaken by
defeat. In bis addreee Saturday night
ae aided tbe silver cause (till farther
bv removing whatever danger there
might have been of concession from tbe
Democrats to bolt us. If he bad discussed
tbe fundamental principles of Democracy
and then urged a nnion of forces upon a
platform comprising tbe differences on
the money question, he might have
done as barm in some sections, but bis
dogmatic insistence a poo a foreign
financial policy, in bis emphatic endorse
ment of tbe ortanixation of gold Demo
crats, wiil have a wholesome influence
in convincing timid Democrats of tbe
folly ol any attempt to reunite Demo
crats wbo believe in bimetallism with
Democrats wbo are wedded to gold moo
omdtailism.
Mr. Cleveland recognizes that tbe con
test over money, instead of being ended,
ts just beginning ; he recognises it is an
irrepressible Conflict, and in this he rea
sons rightly. Tbe Democratic party will
in 1900 reiterate its demand for tbe free
and unlimited coinage at I) to 1. and it
will be opposed by those who at that
time believed in a gold standard.
This being as certain as an fata
event can be, why should those affiliate
now who expect to engage io combat so
soon hereafter? e now t-ave a harm
onious democratic party, and we have a
bolting organization which claims to
represent another kind of democracy.
Let them both exist and time will , de
termine which is finest to survive. If
any bimetallist is converted to tbe gold
standard, be can jain their organization ;
if any gold democrat repents, he can
return to tbe fold
However much we may differ from
Mr. Cleveland, we most admit his cour
age. A lees resolute man would Hesi
tate to assume the leadership of little
band of 130,000, many of whom 7oted
the Indianapolis ticket by mistake, and
then accuse 6,500,000 voters of being
either designing agitators or dupes of
designing agitators. A man of less self
reliance would reexamine bis own con
duct to see whether it wss his folly or
theirs which reparated tbem from 6,000,
000 of democrats who once idolized htm,
but in tbe lexicon of Mr. Cleveland's
matnrtr years there is no such word as
"mistake."
imootent in 1
TbegoM Democracy u
bringing any relief to the country. rt ij
long on platitudes and short on perform
ance. It reached its maximum at tbe
polls. - It is the toy of those financiers
who pra'.e about national honor while
they fatten on tbe nation's extremity,
and is powerless to protect the people
from tbe extortion of trusts and tbe
greed of unrestrained corporations.
Those democrats who believe in equal'
ity before the law will naturally gravi
tate toward the regular democracy, and
those democrats who believe in a gov
ornment by syndicates and for syndi
cates will naturally drift into the repub
lican party, because it offers them the
best prospect of success.
EXECUT0H3 SALt
.Id the county court of the s'aie of Oie
gon for Linn county. In the matter of the
estate of Olney Fry Sr. deceased.
1, Olney n, the duly appoin'ed, quali
fied and acting executor of tbe last will
and testament and codicil of Olney Fry
Sr deceased, hereby give notice tint pur
suant to an order iul out of slid court
on the 4th da of March, 18o3, I will sell
at public auction at Vo court bouse door
in Albany, Lnn county, Oregon, to the
Mifbe-t Rnd best bidder, on Si'urdav.May
8tb, 1897, at 1 o'clock p m. tbe. following
described property 10 wit;
The south half of lots evn and elgh t
in block No 2 (two, in the Eastern addi
tion to Albany, Linn county, Oregon.
Also by virtue of an order issued out of
aid court or the 8tb dty of September,
1896, 1 will sell at public auction at the
time and place above s'ated. to the high
est a''d best bidder, the following descnb
ed real property, lowit:
43 acres described as follows, tow it: Tbe
Southwest quarter of the N E quarter o
section 28. township 11 S of K 3 w of tbe
Willamette meridian. Terras of sale cash.
OuY Fay, Js, Eiecutor,
. Blackburn, Someis & Duncan, Attys
Wanted-An Idea
Wbo can thin a
ot soma Simula
Protect your daa; thet may brioa yoa waaltb.
Writs JOHN WKUliKKlll'RN CO., Patent Alto?
Bays. Washington, 1. C, for their 1. una oOat
ana Ust '' "vo doaUivw tcvsnuonft - ..'tui.
(tilDg to patentl
Greece Is In a turmoil now for certain.
It is more than frying.
Kentucky was bound to have a
for TJ. P. Senator. Dr. Deboe
man.
doctor
is the
There is money in raising cattle in
this valley. Farmers should not loose
sight of that tact.
The bicycle can never drive tbe horse
out. That is a fact tat should be re
membered. Both will have their place
in the world. -
Three corporations in New Bedford
have a capital of $500,000, and an in
debtedness of $2,550,000. That is mod
ern financiering.
The rate to the National Christian
Endeavor Cocvemion in San Francisco,
will be one bait for round trip. The con
vention will be held in July.
Theodore A. Haveymeyer, the sugar
king, is dead. lie left all bis vast wealth
made by an unreasonable profit on sugar,
wrong out of tbe masses.
Dlngleyism drags wearily along- The
prospect of passage ot tbe bill has at
ready raised tbe price of a number of
things. The trusts and monopolies are
the ones wbo thrive off it.
An ancient writer said: "A woman
with blue eyes never elopes from her
huspand, never chats scandal, never
finds Unit, never talks too much nor too
little, and is always entertaining, agree
able, intellectual, lovely creature. If the
truth were known it would probably be
learned that the color of the eyes had
nothing to do with It.
No city can be prosperous whose resi
dents tarn from their own professional,
business and indnatral interests and
spend their money abroad No proposition
can be plainer than this. It is self-evident
upon its face; no experience is necessary
to demonstrate tt- If a hundred residents
of this city were stood up in a row and
the question propounded to tbem, do you
want tbe city to prosper? onqaestion-
ably every mother's son of them would
answer, "Certainly we do " An i ye,
perhaps 25 per cent or more ot these
eitisens and their wives, eons and daugh
ters bay their dry goods, notions, cloth
ing, shoes, jewelry, millinery and house
hold goods in acotbercity.
hot simply to make tbe city prosper.
bat as a recognition ot oar mutual depen
dence npsn one another as members of
the same community , as a recognition
of the protection and beneficence of hu
man govern meat, we should spend onr
money at heme. Ex.
ibe memorial presented to the pres
ident on Thursday by lbs executive
council of tbe Federation of Labor voices
tbe popular bat unreasonable discontent
of the wage-earners over tbe failure of
tbe politicians to redeem tbe proiperity
promisee so reck lea '.y made from the
stamp daring the recent campaign. Tbe
pledges of a speedy return to good tiroes
so glibely made by tbe spellbinders were
repeatedly deprecated by tbe conserva
tive, sober-minded element in the repub
lican party. Chicago Times Herald
Nevertheless it was tbe policy tor
saining votes, and it did it, a great
many times in Oregon alone.
Financial Outlook.
Saw Yoac. April 24, 1897.
Public opinion appears measuring tbe
vtjtnt nf Rnaaian Hiffirnlties. Should
either their Black Sea protases D
eitter intervention, protection or inde-l,a
pendence It would be embarrasmg. Be- j ' n ,,me n objector to bins car-tweentbepoeaibnitiesc4warandtami-el,nPProPrlioo
h believed to be
Russia appears likely to give the United J eeeeeary, no member of tbe boose
States a wider field for supplying tbe J a4 mor rr' Iri'nde. Tbat he
maoufacturiog masses of Europe with ! T"Iord lh ,!J bi eeeocialee
their daily food, which mot largvly
come from loreim countries wheiner
there is war or not. Tbe eporta Jon of ,
tbe surplus wheat, corn, oata, pork, lard j
and ribs now in American etorenonses
would pat lile Into everything. Unless ;
all signs fail there is a growing poesibil-!
ity tbat this -rainbow" attending the j
European fireworks may bave a oct of
s-old bnrier at the spot where It tooelee" J 00,m lb1 " thereby arou-ed. b. con
tte United States. are not "rain- ; e'"ded not to write a hook. When re
bow'ehaaen." but we would advise , Monetrated with be said : "I cannot do
watching tbe price.
Tbe "Street Rail wav Journal" eyt:
"Surface railways increased io coat 400
per cent since ISeJ. receipts in ISySweref
13.5 per cent of caDitaliaaUoo : operating 1
rnanaaa IU! A nap nt : rOtt rd eareein. !
passengers 3.03 cents per mile." Dun
reports commercial failures first quarter
of 1897 about WS.000,000 against $57,
000,000 tbe previous year. The com
mercial reports indicate some hesita
tion and not altogether satisfactory
conditions in industrial circles. Asso
ciated bank statement nnimportant.
Merchandise imports at this port were
about $1,700,000 more than tbe previous
week and $3,000,000 more than last year.
Tbe Chicago Freight Bureau has pre
pared a pooling bill to introduce to "the
senate in place of tbe Foraker bill .
Tbe gross earnings of 75 roads report
ing to the "Chronicle" the second week
' April show a decrease of 1 .01 per cent
mpered with an iccrease of 1.67 per
cent on tbe aggregate of earnings report
ed by 79 roada the first week of April.
St Paul's earnings tbe thirl week In
April averaged 172,134 daily against
178,934 in 189G and $115,104 in 1893.
The notable increases were Cbesa
peaks & Ohio, International & Great
Northern, Mexican Central, Southern
Railway and Texas Paci Be. The notable
decreases were St Paul, C , C, C. 4 St.
Louis, Minneapolis A St Louis, Missouri
Pacific, Not folk & Western, Northern
Pacific and Wabash. Ibe stock of raw
sugars at American porta is about four
times that of last year and steadily Iu
creasing. Tbe Sugar Company is doubt
less accumulating raw material.
Wheat. " Btadstreefe," quoting
from the London "Miller," gives a new
estimate of the world's crop, showing
about 90,000,00 bushels less wheat in
world's crop of 1896 than 1805.
Worthington C. Ford, chief of the
Treasury Bureau of Statistics, thinks the
disturbed condition ot European affairs
is about to ba a profit to the United
States and that Russia, mindful of the
famine of 1891, is likely to leave the
business of famishing food prodactt
largely to tbe Uoited State.
Yours truly, Mact & Pkkdlbton.
Weakness of LIen
Quickly, ThoroogMy, Forever Cured
by a as w psrf seted solan tills
shod tha-etinfit lad
Balsas she saas la bayond
Bomaa aid. Vo fast Im
proved the first daj, fsal a
Daasfl t every day, soon kaovr
yooraslf a kias among maa
In body, aaiaa and hoart.
Xrains and lossss sndsd,
Irirt abataele to harms
snarrlad llfsramorad. Ksrvs
forea, will, saarsy. whsa
toainsov lost, arsrsstorsd by this traatmant. All
wsak portions of tha body snrsd and atranrth
anacU Writs tot oar book, with aiplanatlons and
proofs. Pont ssalsd, trsa. Ovar &UW rafsraoosa
ERIE 1,'ED'iCAL CO.,
64 NIAOARA ST.
BUFFALO, N. V.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS
This May evenicg is the time when in
boyhood the Dkhocuat man hong the
festive May basket of many colors,
filled with confection and flowers, upon
the door-knob of s-me other boy's best
girl and then ran lor life, to save being
caught and paid the penalty lor the act
a kis.
At , those boyhood days, and girlhood
days. How times have changed. Those
girls have grown np acd most of them
are old maids, down In tbat little New
York valley between tbe four hills,
where the little river babbled over
the pebbles. Tbe boys have grown up
too, and are scattered over the plains,
from the Atlantic to the Paciflc, nearly
all married, and their children may be
banging May-baskets, for tbe custom is
a pretty one tbat has spread oat from
east to west and north to south . Hand
as a bucket to catch a memory tear this
Saturday night in tbe finest va'.ley on
tbe globe.
That tWaeco-Tuiklsh trouble con
tinues to be about to be settled at tbe
end of another we.-k : but oaly time can
tell t .e result. Guessing is like prog
nosticating Oregon weatber. The Inter
nal dissension in Greece bas sbown the
wesknese of the government.
Some one says if everybody wonld
begin talking good times instead of hard
times, be times would soon be good.
Tbat is excellent theoretical ajvice ; but
in practice tbat is not human nature.
Washington Letter.
Pmas oar racular Oonaaponaaot.
Wasbixotom, April 20ih. 1897
It is becoming apparent that the ad
ministration is preparing to let don
some of the civil service bars to tbe office
pastures. Mr. McfCimey bas bven talk
ing over tbe matter with tbe civil service
commission and two of bis cabinet
Gage and Wilson have putinclr advo
cated modifying tie Civil Srvice Rules
as applied to their departments
bome surprise was expieeard by Ohio
men wbo were not in the game, so to
speak, when JuJge Day, o! tbat State,
wno was supposed to be preparing- to go
to Cuba, as a special eommirs'ooer al
lowed himself tobenom'.oatmiFir-tAant
becretary of Slate. They knw lodge ,
w t . . . I
umj dm resigned two Ju Vretnp, toln
paying mote salary than any of tbe At
Secretaries get, and tbat he wasn't ex
actly tbe sort of a man who roalJ care to
be any body's assistant, ell, be it to
be Sherman's an istant onlv in name.
So lar a the mailers he wiil Laodie are
concerned, be will be Secretary o( S:t,
and if Mr. Sherman, who iegviog vis
ible evidence tbat be feels bis ae, fe.
tired of the worry and reeigns, the port
folio wiil be given to Judge Da, what
Mr. Sherman thinks of this program
wooid naace interesting reading, bo' on
less he concludes to add an-j'hrr wiame
to bis "Recollections'' tbe public M
have to be content with gueweng . Had
Sherman not been in Banna's way in tbe
Senate, be wonld never bave bven made
Secretary of Ktate, and be wouid not be
persuaded to withdraw it sLoald he len
der bis resignation.
Senator Foraker won bis ght against
Bellamy Storer, of Ohio. wi:ii04t baviog
to ask for votes in the Senate to reject
bis nomination to be A eel. Secretary of
State. Storer wss nominated Miuieter to
Belgi am instead, and Foraket baa no ob
jections to bis going there.
Tbe death of Judge Uo'man, of lad.,
to closely following that of ex Seoater
Voorbeee, another distinguished son of
j e Hoosier state, is deeply
fell by tbe
nM' B cona-rees.
Notwilbstand-
w" "'n'y w several years ago,
He
' r -ft"
pirr wim a uoerai onr, be
decided to write a book covering his
Personal reminiscences daring bis long
membership in the boose, and actually
Wen tbe preliminary sori. About
thmt t!m Jobn Sherman's book was
Published, and when be saw ID. .mag
Every booa of reminiscentes tbat
jeomes out only makes trooble for tbe
mf ue w ouaua T eomeibing.
even if be is iesocent of
any mean iu
ten,ion' tb" heartburning
iniSOnuerMaoaing. 1 OJUtl Hot
must
let
the end of nay lile be clouded in
way."
such a
Teaching
1. Tbere is no school uals the
father, the mother, the teacher aad tbe
pupil keep school together.
2. Know thoroughly the subject to
be taught acd explain to the pupil why
you teach it.
3. Gain and keep tbe attention of
pupils. Excite their interrst
4. In yonr teaching use lana-uaae tbat
yout pupils understand.
5. Begin with the known and g j by
easy steps to the unknown. Take the
whole class with yoa.
6. Kxcite self-activity in the pupils
and lead each to discover truiti. Hlioer
the class bow to study.
7.1a each 1 aeon let a halt he made
and then bave pupils fix points aire -ly
rat the conclusion reached, and pre
mises upon which the conclusion Is
based .
8, TheteacLIng must touch the whole
nature of the child and stinin ate to
higher action and more industrious lab
its of work, of silence, of obedience,
honesty and truthfulness. Three
fourths of education is the habit ol
work.
Ua fcTATE WBATMEat K
Summary. Station, Albany, Or. Month
April 1897.
Eleyation above sa levl, 214.
Mean temperature, 54.21
Masimuin temperature, 82; dite, 15, 10
and 17.
Minimum temperature, 36; date, 5, 7, 11,
25 and 27.
Mean of mtiimam tempersiuie, 66,23.
Mesa of minimum tomprruure; 42. t0.
Number times maximum temporal! 90
or above, 0.
Number times lin:main temperature 32
oOialfaw, 8.
Nu m bar timet minimum temperature 40
decrees orhelow, 9.
Tvtal prrcipiU tion 2 08 moh s.
Ureal em prsoipltation in 24 cotaeaotive
ho ra, and date, 0.08. 19th
N.t. of oleir days. 22 .
N i.f pa tly ol-ittdy days, .
No. of cloudy days, 8.
Dales of ligi.t frost, 25th.
Dates ol killing frost, 0.
Dtes on which mow fell. 0,
Datei on whdi hail fell. 0.
Dates on which s'e fall, 0.
Dates rf thunder storm. 0, .
Auroras, 0
Prevailing directiop of tha wind, N
C G ""PRKHAsT
- Volunteer Ovseit.r.
Canned wild blackberries ia one and
two quart jars, cheap at
C E Browkiix'i.
MISFITS.
Hon. W. L. Tooze, of Woodburn, has
been paid for his October speeches. He
bas been appointed p. m. at that city.
Views oi Oregon homes and scenery
sent east is ore of the best advertise
ments for our country there is.
The ex-railroad commissioners began
examining the O. C. & E. today. That
is one way for private citizens to take a
picnic ride.
Governor Lord says he never bad any
iiicuviuii ui giiing io .-ew xoric, which
indicates mat balem
get mighty previous
papers sometimes
Dr. T. W. Harris, of Eugene purchas
ed a cyclometer and out it on his bicy.
cleat 2 o'clock. At 6 o'clock it regis
tered 202 miles. The doctor must be a
lightning speeder.
Cas Mat'ock, of Eugene, most be a bi
cycle fiend. He has ridden wheels
thirteen years and has owned thirty-two
different kinds of wheels, and now he
says the is the best wheel
made.
Lebanon has already reieed $300 for a
4th of July celebration. That w tre way
to do. Get the money down in black
and white two months before hand, and
not promises. If men benefitted most
will not give liberally In the start a city
cannot expect the eagle to scream.
An interesting story is told of a young
man who recently ro.1e from Omaha to
Portland for only $1.25. At the begin
ning I each division he bought a ticket
for a few miles and then borrowed tbe
long distance tag of a man having a
ticket, when the conductor jasaed acting
at unconcerned as a nabob.
A Snohomish grocer received a box of
eggs from an np river rancher oee da
last week, each egg being stau.ped "We
want good roads " In th l ter to the
grocer uie larmer stated tbat the eggs
ucripuon wnea luey were!
sujwiaz mat even me bens object
to the present roads
'rTO""
.
tnetiuard save that Dr. Chapmen
though receiv'ng a salary of 1.1,000, or ly
gave in enough propertv to pav 41 rruts
iBie), mis on ur -M p.ii,n a saorn
statement that he did not have on dol
lar of money, note or accounts ou. band.
Certainly Ir several years on surh a sal
ary the Dr. n uit have saved a few hun
dred dollars.
T. T. Geer, of Marion county, who told
people on tbe stump thai good time
wnuld begin a few minuter ader Maj.
McKinley'a election. i nor rustling
night and day for tlieoifi -e of collector ot
cisloms of Portland It is said tbat
more than haif the bu-inee men of Port
land would like to retain Collector DUck.
They are discussing the 4ih at oaletn
also. Tbe Statesmen wants an aquatic
exhibition, and to offset ibis proposition
the Jou-nal says Bill Anderson proposes
an exhibition by tbe Warm Spring In
dians and the convicts, which mot Id
create a gr?at iemaod lir wbiekev It
is tbns at this status a wa'.er 4th
a whiskey 4th.
versus
JufticeClift. of Oaklaol, CaSif is a
very acc im modal ing feliow Yesterday
big ex-euator Moffat t ia a cam beiure
VUtt railed the court a svt of (t.ierea and
dared the justice to come do n. Tbe J
P. a member of the Reliance Athletic
Mnl. an. I . l J i . .,
ad urne.i court and wer.. u il
Piilt i ih.-i. vf...V. " T
all he wanted
Editor Fletcher in tho sateru Inde-p-ndent
says: W. W Martin. Male
street, gave a great rnaay ocular demon
strations of tbe beauties of the single
gold standard previous to tbe late gen
eral election in November, but he never
gave one bait so truthful nor half so for
cible as the one he has recently given by
which the gentleman bas aecended the
golden stairs th-oogU the assignment
route.
Tbe Washington Post says that Eep
reeentalive Ellis of Oreeon. wants to
dispose of two consu'ships. His candi
date are Charles II Dodd. a former
president of tbe board ot trade, ot Port
land, wbo bas nicked out for himteif the
poet at Kanaka a, Japan, and Hon.
John F. Ca plea, who retired last year
in the district convention sn favor of Mr
Kllis for tha congressional nomination.
MrCapIeeis vtiLingto take most anv
good paying consulate.
The following from the McMicnviae
T. K. is a sample ot the way thing go
sometimes: Tbe appoio'ment of young
Detmenng to the poetofSce at Day'on
does not seem to give satisfaction "to a
considerable number cf tbe patrons of
the office Curtis W Powell, an dd enl
dier who bad received tbe endorsement
of the people was turned down by the
McMinnville ring, who are dilating the
appoinlmente. Mr Detmering has the
distinguished honor of being the accred
ited bon of tbe two Dayton preciocs.
To th ho attended the Carnita
entertaiameni io Albany a few months
ago and one or two other magic lantern
shows the following from Tne Dalles T.
M. will sound comic:
Mr. Edward Shie.de who is on his war
east to advertise the Columbia river and
the great "inland Empire," has made
arrangements to deliver hie crest history
of this country a, the Votcht opera bouse I
next Saturday night. May 1. His Ulk !
wilt be illustrated w tli'over 100 fine
1 1 . : ,... .!
views, no is Bcrumpameu uy tne icreat
baritone vocaiist, ll-.as. II.
vocaiist, Chas. II. Whitnev.
and also bv the pleasing elocutionist Mies j
Effa Mae Shields.
The busiest man in the L. e. is he
who apixiinU 4th class postmaster.
The Post says : Fourth Assistant Post
master General Brislow is keeping up
his record of over 100 appointments
every day. Tuesday the actual num
ber was 1:6. ii of whirh were to till va-
caucies caused by death and resignations
aad 61 having been removed at the ex
piration ot tour year a eervic-. Mr Brls-
tow is the uittt easily approachable man
t;t..l .i.. -.i: . . t t ,,
Bnd UtUtJ1 p,tiell,y lo ,Jl(J .upUi,,,.
and wants
of scores of congressmen
every dsy. Of coa-ee, this interferes
with the transaction of business, but
when the visitors have ceased to come
then he turns his attention to the work
Del ore him and frequently does not get
away iroin nis ueBlt Delore midnigut.
Where there is a will there is a way.
About fifteen rears ago there were in
attendance at the Columbia Law School
at New York City two young students,
one from Ohio, J. J. Lents, and the
other from Pernsylvania.K. E. Robbins.
The fellow-students were room-mates at
college and cultivated each other's ac
quaintance to the point of fast friend
ship. In discussing their plans at school
.-ne day, young Bobbins asked Lents;
"What do you propoeo doing when you
graduate?" "I am going back to Ohio
and run for ongrew," was the reply.
"What are your plans?" "I propose
returning to Pennsylvania and trying
the same idea," responded Kobbins.
"We wll meet some dav in the house."
Tbe other day, for the first time during
the session, Bobbins, a representative
from tireensburg, Pa., met Lents, a rep
resentative from Columbus, Ohio. Clasp,
ing hands, thev sitnnlv remarked, but
in tho saiue breath: ""Well, here we
are." Poet. !
asy to Take
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to Mood's Fills. Satan tn
size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man
said i You never know you
have taken a pill till It ball IgSIZ 1 1
over." 250. a L Hood & Co., ill
Prom-fetors. LnvrelL Mass.
The only pills t? take with Hood's Barsaparllla.
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TELEGRAPIIIC.
A Greelafe Tlelery
ATnKss, April 30. Midnight A tele
Rrvm just received bere says a great battle
has been fought at Velestine, between a
Turkish force of 8000 and General Smolen
Ui's brigade. Tbe dispatch states that the
repeated charges of tne Turks were repulaed
with enormous lostes.
The headquarters staff of the Greek army
at Pbarsala nas been completely changed.
inneral Macris and Colonels Saponulzakia
M astro 'as and Antoniades have resigned
and started for Athens.
A Big Earthajaake
Wasuimotos. April 30. Tbe United
Stales oncul at Guadeloupe, West Indies,
has telegraphed tbe state department, un
der date April 29, from Poinle-a-Pitre as
follows:
"A severe earthquake cccur-d here- the
loss is heavy and many were injuried"
Tbe TartST BIN
WasnmoTox, April 30. Senators Alli
son and Aldricn spent the day in nlacing
the finishing touches to the tariff bill.
They were tbe only members of the sub
committee in the city. The bill bas been
completed in all essentials and only remains
to be put in shape for presentation to the
democrat. The members ot tbe subcom
mittee decline to reveal the changes agreed
upon, even to the members of the senate.
Baa's Key arc
New York. April 30. R. G. Dun &
Co's review will say:
In spite ot the modern ts improvement
in most of the great industries business is
disappointing. Expectations of a speedy
ena or toe war in r.urope tnrouga 1 orktah
victories have helped to depress grain
Demands of Austria and China bave
caused txpr rts of $6,500,000 gold, mer
chandise imports are greitly Ucreaeed and
final action of congress on tbe revenue
question seems more remote.
Baasal riafcl
Losdox. Aprii 30. It is aetni-official!y
stated t'-at there is reason to believe tbat
European intervention between Turtey
and Greece in the present position of af
fairs is regarded as nol!y impracticable,
both Greece and Turkey have resolved to
con'ioue tbe war- The powers are thus
oblige I
irel to stand aside nntil one of tbe
batants u finally oefe-td.
' com
Btg .tal hlaaau
vtarV. - . v v uw , t,
w loaa. April 30. on Hoffioaa
C.i . will ship $1,500 OUOin gold to Eoiope
' i -.morrow; Laxird FrtM, $I,500.CO in
' mixed iro'd ban and coin, and Heidelhach.
Icke'beimer tc Co. $.VJijr). Kubm.
Loeb st Co , wiil hip$j 000 in gold bars
t'-morrjiw. Tot I shipment from April
27 to May 4 will aggregate 7,225.000
Mrtd Use Bslsaee t rawer.
Chicago. April 29. Tne Post's Wash
ington special sa)s: Senetor Jones, of Ne
vada who holds tbe balance of power, has
joined with t'je democrats of the finance
committee in olfscing to repdrtiog the
'.ariff bill direct to tho senate as framed by
tbe repabticrn members.
I'tismove is a disappointment to the
republican aeoiturs in uo.-re and to the
aJtainitr-tion. Tbe b It will have to be
repotted to the full committee, axd the
democratic member of the committee say
that, wfciie they do not intend to obctrmt
tbe measure, tier prope to take time tut
iu Careful consideration.
A )! Saauittw isrtstrj.
Sew Yog, April 2f. A Herald du
paten from Havana says:
tbe engagement which tbe Spanish Lad
with General Rodriguez ia the Furgatairy
bills, and wnich was reported as a decisive
Spanish victory, tarns oat to bave been
tbe reverse.
The Spanish columns eceBtjUrd tie
inwreen! anl attacked sharply, relying
on their aarvrior forces, Tbe ieUea re
treated toward their ramp, and eacc-eded
in pining tiveir tid trie cf drawing tbe
?paaia into an amh;:4cade. General
CsxtiMu arrived with reief.wcemeoU while
L8"0" irgtng the Spanish and
reit ontteu- Cacg
Tbe fiehtios? buted
fire boor, and in killed, wonlded and
prisoner tbe Spasuh hsst ISO men.
Tae War.
Avncss. Apri'.S-.Toe Greeks have fal
len bacX oa t'oarsala. Rail was commas i-
ca'joa betwvi ok and Phamia ta been
ebe,. The advance gnarc of the Tar
kisb dtvuioa have more-.' forward from all
point and taken cp various positions oa
me i &maii.an piain. Hoth armies are now
ia immediate cm: Lad. and a great battle U
believed to be imminent.
Wkat ftreeee Will .
Losdox. April 29 Henry Sonnan, the
Cbrjoifie carrepocJnt at Athens. ay:
I have lie best reason to believe that Greece
is now disrxd to recail ber forces from
Kpira and orraaate the island of Oete.
two fcsndred tbooasd women and children
are bo-ne e- and destitute in Tbesa y, and
the tcoremmetit i arable to relieve their
needs.
. nts Slv stead.
FrOKtSE. Wisu. Yil. 3 Two diri- i
deod tmm mines were declared today ia !
ail STd.OOfl. The Rni. a m wt prprtr j
i the Slocan e.-3!rT. d.ir-i a JwiOOt.)!
divi.ieod. makib iiT.COO in dtv4-d j
to da'e. I be Le kx ceclared 35.tJJ. !
maaicg aooat . .'-."J tor Uut cjmpany
to daie.
A Terrttue tlawal
OCTBRtE, O T.. April 2S F mile
toois hi the t 'enviian ralley it a dreary
was:e. sna ter people are overcast with
snofun. At sunrise this morsing a mikrh'y
wall of water frtwa ix to eight feet buth
and a mile wide Kroke upon Wert tj ato
ne withcat wuniosr, crushing bouses,
sweepinir awa rroprr'y and drowning
peo;le by tne scone, r.wry moveable
ibinis was swept before tbe wave, which
paired on imo tbe valley with resistles
torce. wreaking terrible destrnction to lite
and roperty wberev.-r it reacbe-t. Dctens
of human lives are known to bave been
aacriaced, how many, may not be known
for weets; hundreds ot bhm were wreck-
jed in tt'e twink tog of an eye; for miles
farms were couipleteiy ruined, ifidges ahd
j tracks were washen out and railwav traffic
in every direction i left at a standsUlL
Ed sea an-toea
Coavaiirs Anril. X-lUmr ssemW
Skipton arrived in town !a.t nieht with Kd
Skott, charged with stealing tbe phaeton.
horse acd harness of Mrs, Louisa Fuller
yesterday morning, iott has been defead
ent in numerous cnuiina trials in the Ben
ton county circuit court, and a few months
ago was released from the state penitentairy
ater having servedout a two years' sentence
for assault with a deadly weapon, with in
tent to kill. Sco't was captured in the
kitchen of tbe farm house of John White
man, 14 uiiies sou'h of town. Contrary to
feneral ex;ectati'o, he made no resistance
hie most likely to the fact that the officers
"got the drop' on him- Thf stolen pro
perty was fouud societed in the brush near
the farmhouse, and baa been returned to
the owner.
l reeks Retreated.
CossTA.vTisorLR, April 28. An official
dispatch from Salonica says in an engage
nient at Losatika. the Greeks were compell
ed to retreat with the !va of 400 killed,
and tnsny wonded. The report of the boui
barduient of Karaburun is denied.
Beawe Cleeleat.
FRaXKFOHT, Ky.. April 2S W. J.
Deboe was elected United States senator
today. 1 be vote was as follows: Deboe
71, tSlackburn 44, Martin 12, Stone 1. The
election was followed by a great demon
stration on tbe part cf tbe spectators who
crowded the chamber.
Decidedly Kev.lwllaaary-
Atiienk, April 2$. Crowds last evening
stoned the palace, broke windows ' and
cried. "Down with the king, duwn with
Prince Constant! ue. give us a republic"
Some pistols were tired among the rioters
and n.aoy officers were mobbed.
Bran or Cttto, rnrv or jtoledo, i
Lucas Cooserv. ,
Faamt J.CasMav makes oath that he ts the
senior partner of tbe Arm ot t'.J .Oi s.tar & Co. ,
doing business in the City ot Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that aaid firm will nay
4bs sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAK3 for each
and every case of Catabh that cannot be cured
ky the use ot Hau.'a Catashh Ct-aa.
v . FRANK J. CHEJtEY.
Sworn to before me and suoscribed in my
presence, shia etb day of December, A. D. 18b.
jsaab.
A. VT. OLEASOS,
A'otarg iwWi'e.
Ball's Catarrh Core is taken internally and acta
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ot
the system. Bend for teittimouiala, free.
, F. J. CHENKY & CO., Toledo. O.
Mf Bold by QrugiaU. TScT ' u"
Uall'a Family Pills are the best.
J. Gradwohl
Informs the general public that he will
ell as low as anybody in the city for net
caiiti. Come and get prices before you
buy. J. tiRaPWOHL,
April 1st, 1S97.
Spring Requires
That tbe impurities which have accumu
lated in your blood during tbe winter shall
be promptly anu thoroughly expelled if
good health is expected. When tbe warm
er weatber comes these imparities are lia
ble to manifest themselves in various ways
and often lead to serious illness. Unless
tbe blood is rich and pure tbat tired feel
ing will afflict you, your appetite will fail
and yon will find yourself -all run down."
Hood's Sarsaparilla tones and strengthens
tbe system, drives out all impurities and
makes pure, neb, healthy blood. Hood's
Sarsaparilla is the one true blood purifier
and the best spring medicine. Be sme to
get only Hood's.
When Traveling
Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip a tottfe of Syrup of Figs,
a' it acts most pleasantly and effectually
on tbe kidneys, liver, and bowels, prevent
ing fevers, headaches, and other foras of
sickness. For sale in 50 cent oot
tles by all leading druggists. Mandfac
tured oy tbe California Fig Syrup Com
pany only.
Just the Thing.
Green peas
and
New potatoes
at
F. H. Pfeiffers.
and everything else in season .
Fair Prices On this basis we solicit
your prescnp ion. We use but one grade
of goods, tbe best. In accuracy our work
will please the most critical. Our prices
will compare favorably with any.
CcKXBAkT t Lee.
The Corners
bang even when yon have
your ace curtaias renewed at our laundry.
Call acd get prices. Don't be afraid to
seed expensive curtains to ns. We know
now to launder them .right.
C Siupsox ftSos, City Laondry.
Y ur anie.
1 l4 r.nt tt An rrr vru...
bk. an we will call regnlar.y for your
i boodle of clothes. It only costs 10 cents to
get a dress sbirt dose np. Every man can
afford to wear ove or two each week at
thia orioe. L Siarrso A Sox.
First hL, near W'stbugton.
I O CURE A COLIJ IX OXE OAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All drutrs-tsis refund tbe moneyif it fails
cure. zdc.
Wool Wanted.
At the Albany Woolen Mill,
oarket price paid. Call at mui
wool sacks.
hi
t,et
Sodaviile Mineral Watfer. w
nave just made arrangements to keep os
band a good supply of Sodaviile mineral
water tbroogbcat toe entire sammer sea
scn. Getting a fre-h snpply each week.
Give it a trtai. Bckkeaet A Ltut.
Yes, it pa s
lObuyyoor grorenes and predooe of
Miun a? Huston. Tbey kep the best and
tresbest aad are ail right on prices. They
ueip ji-u w proffer ia a ail times.
See tbeir fine Use of crockery.
I ired, ervotts and weak men and
women had new life, nerve strenirth, vigor
ana vim y m fiood s Sfarsapai ii'a, which
punaea, ennbes and vitalizes the blood.
Hood s nils are the favorite family
caisarac, ea; to iaie. easy in e3ect. 25e
Choice tardines
at
C E Bests ru't.
Save Your Grain.
F rea'it that each Mairrel derors
SI 5-) worth of c-ain annaallr. Wake-
'ee's Sqairrel and Gooher Exterminator U
ne m Jl necue and ecpcotnical poison
known. Price reduced to 30 cents. Far
e'e by Foshay A- Maoa, agents
We Lead,
Others Follow.
aid that t the
reason Hopkins Bros, are tbe first to dis
play a rail hne of tbe famous 1897 O
seat and Craaford bicycle. Call and see
bea.
Hopkins Bros
hive received a full stock
ot t twwforo. bkye'e. Ibev are laa
Cce ana see for voarwlf
The Crescent
was tie fittt to u(
The other factories
i the new
D tnbicg.
copy.
A i ism Lisa of ladies and child rens
hats just received. Leghorns in black
and white 25c- Alsc childrens leghorn
hats all trimmed for 75c All come and
see, I will please yoa. 8
Mas. Jon ITmias.
A larse assortment of rani. m t
white clover, timothy aad biae gnue seeds
jus irceitea rreea si
C E Baows six's.
Regardless ot Cost.
Julius Gradwbhl intends to go out of
tbe crockery and giaeeware bosineea,
going into some other line of basineae,
acd hence will sell his goods of this kind
regardless of cost. When yoa call and
get his prices yoa will be convinced that
he means business, and will believe what
he says.
TO CURE A COLD IX OXE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 2Jc
Instrumental .dusic
Mr. 11. il. Backensto is prepared to giv
Instructions in instrumental music He
teaches violin, guitar, mandolin and a
number of orchestral and brass instramenta.
Mr. Backensto is a musician of well-known
ability in both practical and theoretical
music, and one oi tbe most successful
teachers in the state. Ruiness placed in
bis hands will be faithfally and conscien
tiouUy attended to.
Let everybody come to tne Mar Bakery
and get sr Vave ot fresh bread for It os
cash.
O Mivii,
tJubbing Ofler.
The Weekly Dkxocrat and Weekly
Kxammer will be sent to subscribers for
a.S5 a year. This includes all the priv
ileges of the Examiners big premium gift
in May, the same as if you sent the reg
ular subscription price of 1.60 directlv
vPPlr' Iatt,t th bargain.
W eekly DaMooutand thrice a week
N.Y. World, $2.00 a year.
The W k&klt Dkmockat $1.25 a veaj
and the Weekly San Francisco Kxammei
lSOayear, combined for only $2 .Si.
This includes all tha
000 pfemium list of the Examiner includ.
mg a M0.000 residence and a $4000 golt
nusrget.
CASTORIA
Tor lafinta and Children.
tks fja.
t!aiU
si(uue
cf
' tern
ear
If von want to dye easily and
wrmnneni I v use 'Perfection Uvea. ;
tne &nl hv Krod DaMSon. '
j
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Propcrly used, Pertection" dyea
arc superior Insist on having'
"Perfection." Dyes, tor sale by Fred i
Dawson.
TO THE
EAST
ervas THX CHOICS OS
TrTO TKAKSCOJmjfENT A j.
ROUTES
great union
NORTHERN PACIFIC
VTA
SPOKANE
M.XKEAFOUS
Ajrn
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DENVER
OMAHA
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ST. PAUL KAMSASCmr
lOWKf TKS TO ALL
EASTEKN .CITIBS
OCEAN STEAM EES
EAVE PORTLAND ETEBT DAV8
. . roa .
SAM FRANCISCO
For tall details eoli oa
CcaaAW It MorarrH, Albany, Or
a aotaaaw-
W H HUBI-BtiKT.
tiaw'tPa- -Aoaa
Vf.-VetLL. rraidataad Maasgar
POKILA.ND, OR.
Oregon Central
& EASTERN R. R. CO.
-YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
Cotmecticg at Taqoma Hay with the-
Saii Francisco Yaqaiiia Bay
PTEAMSEUP OOMPAXY.
Sisaiijpilir
Saila tronv Yaooina wverv 9 days for
San Fraacieeo. Coon Bay, Port Orford,
Trinidad and Humboldt Bay.
FaasdSGxn AcooatonaTsosr Usararaaaamv
Snorteet route between the "LUam
ette Valley and California.
Fare trom Albany and points west tar
San Frajvrsco
cams 10f
5-ntxaaG ; XC
Bound trip good for GO days ITXC
To Coos Bay
Cabin $8JT
&teerae 600
To Humboldt Bay and Port Orford.
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aieeraee 7 CO
Steamer "Albany" between Portland
and CorTil lis, th roogh 'a ithoot la r-crer.
Leaven Albany 8 iX) a. m. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday ; lea res Port
land, Yamhill street dock. 6:0C a. m.
Sandaya Wednesdays and Fridivs-
Edwts Stosx, J C Ma to,
Manager. Supt River Dir.
1 C. E. R. R. CO.
i Willamette River Division.)
Steavcser ALBANY, dpt. J. L. Smith .
Freight and Passenger,
Leave Albany for Portland Sjodays, .
Tneedays and Thursdays.
Unwurpaaeed accommodations and
schedules especially for tbe needs of op
er Willamette traveL Pscnie pautase
an avail themselves of this schedule tot
tn v desired point between Ccrvaliia ansl
Salem, leaving tn the morning and raw
turning ia doe time the same evraiaav.
Special ratee for special partiea of 15 or
more.
H. L- Waldes,
, - r
1348 Hlstalss, M Hej
Got things spelled wrong and all mix
ed np disylay waw poer type old
fashioned press work bad paper
cheap nothing as it ought to be? Well
take yonr next job of printing to Smi
ley the Printer and
Will Bs tas Bflt
P. S. (Important). The price for do
ing t will be right, too
alley's printing ia ri printing.
CITY T1EASURERS NOTICE K0.I2
Notice ts hereby (riven that frads aw
on hasd to pay outsrandiBar wamala oT
the issue of iSS6.fcomNo 4o3 io 5oS, in-
ciuives intereet on such warrants wi'.t
eetie with tbe date of tbi notice.
Al-aaay. Or. Dec 23. 1S96-
E. A. Paaaaa. 4
STREET RAILWAY NOTICE.
The motor on the Albany street rail
way will connect promptly with aU train
to and from tbe depot, day and night.
Special trips w?ll be wade at special
a'. t. F Coss. Conductor. .
NOTICE.
All persons are cautioned not to pay
accounts doe the Oregon Silver Impriat
for advertising or job work prior to nt
including April 9, 1S97, to any perscn
other than the undersigned.
J. A.FwcH,
KV? HUMS LADSDRY. k Sort
enc" of Uhworth Street, lamil
washing taken. Partkalar attention paid
to handle wadaag and mending. Satis
action truaranieed. Jisv. CaaisTKaa
WAXTED VA1THFUL
v Oil EX TO travel for
EX O
resi
established house is Omnia. Salarv
and expense. Po&itioo permanent, lief-
ereace LncKe selt-d dreasea stamped
envelope lhe National, h'tar lasnrance
Bld., Chicago.
TOR
REXT. In Mcllwain's brick
X block good sore room, 8 wood office
rooms. Enquire of H F kscltwaia.
FOR REXT.-6 room dwellmg. 9 room
dwelline, good location and cheat
rent
Or.
Enquire of H F Mcllwain, Albany
T CST. A flat key with ribbon to
it.
JL. Ptease return to tbe Revere hcose.
LOST, Saturday evening, a gold
charm, enameled, from watch co
Pieswe return UJO Dubrui'la.
cress
cnarnu
PR REXT OR SALE.-Good farm ITS
acre. 6 nulee from A lbs ay. Esquire
of n K Mcllwain, Albany Or.
DRESS-MA K1XG- Ladies wishing to
learn cutting and Siting by tbe Mor
gan system, call an Mrs. B. E. Owea.
Dresses rnada for 12 SO and UD. Cor Sid
aadCalapooia,
SITUAT10X WASTED. By a sober
industrious young maa, good penman,
bas seven years experience ia bcok-keeping
and rorreepondence and extensive know!
edtre of several branches ot mercanuie
business, a notarial commission eood till
Sluv 198. sneaks German aad Ens.
llicg to make himself generally useful
nv o huainesa, first clans rearaa-
. Call at E. O. Lanta. 8 w Cor 7th aao
oadalbia Sts. or send notice by mail td
SanteB.
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