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A full stouk of choice family yroc-eraes and
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fEESH BASED BEEAD
JbCvery X)ay.
Best Synip, Res, Cakes,
TEAS AXi) COTi h ES
CAXXEB .GOODS, ETC.
-The best Soap in the market-
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars.
it-F'At John Fox's ekl stand, below Flinn's
lew brick.
Agricultural Implemems .
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARD VA R E
Stoves and Tinware
AT
PORTLAND PRICES,
CALL AND SEE US.
E. NELSON,
Sfcedd Oret'cn.
PALACE
MEAT MARKET
James V. PiPE,Prop.
Hrsl Streri, - .- - .tllinv
The best variety of choice beef,vti,mutton,
pork sausage, etcin the city kept constantly
an hand.
S3T Cash paid for all kinds
oek."Sli
MRS- EMMA O CONNER
Fine Nlillinery-
Ojposite Rp-"
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IX A
LIVE TOWN.
Th-s is what Aiba'iv is at present, and in
nr!er to keep puce with the lively timts in
this city, W. ii. Willivd has enlarged h:s
;ore and stock so that fte now has the nv t
complete and desirable ;;i!e of fmctiture in the
valley Hi double salesrooms in Froman's
block are filled with an elegant assortment of
new furniture, wnriainir of holidav s.eci!'
ties, lounstes in new patterns, tad "gold pic
ture lames, willow chairs, easy roekert, ! -,h1b
tables, brackets, et ;., etc An exam?:ia
ton of the stock will show this to be true in
ewrf respe- t.
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inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., -etc. Sheet music, music books and t'l
iincU oi musical merchandise, j
G-eneral News Depot.
jEg-Mai org.ers promptly attended to.
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(Next to Burkhart Agency's real estate oSL'e);
ALBANY, - OREGON.
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Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware. Coprai
Pnmps. iron pipe, nilK:r hose and
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location, is especially preferable for. travel du
ring the winter months. It also affords an op
portunity to visit Salt Lake City and Denver
witliout-axtracharo'eandivesachoiceof routes
via Council Bluffs, Oiuaha.St. Joseph, Lwen
worth.or Kansa Ci ty. Full particulars repirtf"
inir routes and f:-.rt:s furnislied on application,
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do not ciill and see our sitpyrb stock
of hue glassware -tmi
choice jfrowries.
Wifl rise ifi'otn
when they -see
onr eoilipatitos
The Delighted .Beyers
Carrying a-.vay satifJactory 'fcar
eains from oct store.
Lowest Prices Best Goads
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plumhing goods. Sol-; affents for the
parlor
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Now iillkny.
Dr; Henry J. Smrth, the eminent
surgeon and specialist, 433 Kearney
S.WSan Francisco, 'aiilhor of popular
lectures on Science hi Life, Clironic
Nasal Catarrh and its ture, Cause and
Cu.e of Deafness, Diseases of the Mt'le.
Diseases of the Female, etc , who for
years past has made 'reirulai profess
ional Visits to' Portia, and has p e
viotisly Visited Albailj- as a represe.it
ative of the Pacific SiUtrical Institute,
is' now t the lister; house, where he
may be consulted re.ni rdini; all ehron
ie. speeialiand surffical affections, in
cludinr deafness, cl;fonie nasal ca
tarrh, affections and operations on the
eye, all throat ami lui? diseases, nerv
ous, blood, kidney aM sexual duese
or V'eakness in eithqj" Bex, Ml all c-tion-s
of the hip, 1 rf-and ankle joints,
andl all cases.-in anyway enpp'led o.
deformed.; - All. iea;i5ft'iiiirin?r braces
of jjVians will- be
fsiinished wtthiat exh-a charge from
our workshop. All leases of rheum
m, chixinic ulcers, cancers, skin &&
cases and aJl eases of broken dow.i
ix-oiiftiiuuoii, are es;K!ci:.,:V invited to
call and imwstiwite on" method of
treatment. To a51 the afflicted he
would say do not be kfluenced by
wbat otlters may say, hot come and
see r s and decide for vons-selves. The
doctor has been coaiected for j ea s
with instiButiirtrs whose -sole ipracticc
was the tieatmeBt of chronic, -special
and surgical tdfections, and -bas had
an oppoiiunity unsu.Tvnssed for learn
ing to carethaU'ClasS'Of diseases which S
lias been .riwn up by the ffenera)
praetifwner a IncuraSile. Tbe docto
has bam in pi'actice 'ver 20 years and
is a graduate of the best school iu
AmerirA andlhe imrversityof Cerlin,
an4 msy oe onsutkjd in t&erman o.
English. Tle doctor would call at
tention to the wonderful
G ALVAN-0 - OX YGEX TREAT-
Which -n-as originated byfcim and -lias
been wed seeeessfraltv in 5iun'dnifie of
cases that isad Be&sted aK-other t;at
menu He w ould call special attenSon
to his treatment 0f
FEJfALE WEAKNESS
Symptoms of which are backache,
burning jpuin on top of Che head, feet
mz, of otdiility, sreneral nvedtness
languor, nd ncrvnuriieifs as lie mio:G
?8'.wsitit aiid.permaiH'jiitthat has ever
been derated fw tlie'eute of ?thk very
liu'e class of suffereis.
TO THE'G!F THE MAIM HEX
Dntiins 1 1 villi . Ills-
vr'Mir tiiEeily ;endinff ;i'ri;i
tome for
advertised specifics -e-r to
sv-called
'doctors'" .wilo wotf C have o-ou hf.
Love thut they can unerstand all the
bearing and complications of y:urdis.
without seeing vou. By means
of the afcicrost.ope and ehemie! anal
ysis we can find out all. about your
ease and will srimrsFntee suwess in
eTCTy case hi undettsilics All weak-
i ness cso be -Rjoeedilj oared by eur gal-
vano-esryijer; treatmeut. Piiesrdicall v
cured KrithoBS pain andithouiutting
NASAL (GATIARRK.
This baneful disease, which is so
often scirk'i-te.d and aliowed tO'dcvelop
vOtiiiiiintioi! ami many other .-verious
coKipHeatioiin, has I'eeti cured hy our
p. an 1" trtiflsnent inTLendreds f cases
in Oregon id throiigiiout thelNorth
wvt Jj;rst Those ho are.isSllicted
should i'Ot-6ep!iir, btrtcorne to tis and
be euitd.
Fo'lri5ii aic a few rf the hundreds of
testimonials wt have -reuriced from i'rcstoii
during tht pastwelvo vearc:
Milt.'ik, Or., Oct. it," 1SS5. E.iit.r Walla
Waila J'ur:iah A sense of duty to the pub
lic iri'iipts me 4- state that, my son Menry
has been afflictee with deidntss hince a child",
and when Jiw from your yaper rttuJt l)r
Smith of the Pacific SnraicaZ Institute was in
Walla Walla I ck-teruiined to consult' him.
The doctor iufornsed me thai he was .afffiieted
with catarrhal deafness, and thought thtt he
could cure hhn. I aecordsiiirlv " put him
under the doctor's trcatmeir., which soon re
sulted in a cure, and I could recsminend the
doctor's treatment tj all who maybe sirit- r
ins from deamee6 or any Of the effeets of
aasal catarrh. N. Pierce."
Milton. Or, Oct. 3, 1 &?. Editor Wall-.
Wr.Ha Journal: As the local 'doctors i.;stcd
4 hat the cure of my boy rkry was only
i"mporar.v 1 now take pleasure in stating
that altera lapse of one yearfess coi.Cilion is
ix-ft,.- t.hnn when I made my first statement--N
Pierce.
Kdit..r uresronian Bear Sir: For twelve
e'ears I have been suffering froio bronchitis
an asthma so that I was compelled to keep
my rotm during the entire winter season,
Unt under the newgalvano-oxypt u treatment
of Dr. Henry Smith, of Sn Francisco, I h .ve
bean able to attend to my duties outdoors
during the entile wtnter "with perfect ease
and comfort, and would cheerfully tecjin-
menu an wno my oe similarly amicteii ito go
i-r. amiin ana oe cureu nenry Jiaroer,
rist i-oruauu oup t Hogue s null, jov. 2.
lfcSfc.
Au'.ora Mills, Or., Pee. 12, 1SS7.-J. W,
Ehlen writes: Your tre.-tment has nearly
cured me of my catarrh difficulty of hearing
ami oronciiitis. i would have been quite
well tad I followed your directions and
taKen treatment regi'larly.
Portland, Or., Nov. 13. 18S6- M. Slarich
(,1'roprietor Louisville restaurant) says: Mv
catarrn, astnma and bronchitis have been
cured bv Dr. Smith's treatment, and 1 can
attend to nil my duties and enjoy good
health onoe.more.
Spokane Falls, Aug. 5, 18S7. Mr. P. L.
LeBritcn says: Dr Smith has cured me f
my rheumatism, complicated with heart and
and kidney -disease, which have made my
life miserable for the seven years past.
Sfragi-k, W. T., Aug. 4, 1887. To the
public: This is to certify that I have for
over 19 years been troubled with a malignant
chronic sore or ulcer on mv shin, which
more than a dozen doctors have tried to cure
and failed, and my friends told me if I healed
it op it would kill jne, ut Dr. H. J. Smith
told me he would cure me, and after three
month's treatment it wag entitely healed and
I am still alive and tLe healthiest and hap
piest man in Eastern Washington territory.
J SI. Laymance.
Jtererences.
L. E. Gray, Albany, Or., child hip diseases
Thos. Kmc, Centerville. Or., wife cured
oi nip disease m ooth hips.
hms.
.Mirce Kyd
crooked leg
Mine Kyder, Kirbyville, Or., child cured
Mrs. L. A, Hogue, ChehalU, W.
cured eurvtture of spine.
T., child
J. A. Holbrok, Unioo, Or., cancer of lip.
L. A. Alsop, Alkali, Or , eatarrh.bronchitis
and consumpticn.
Dr. D. Siddell, The Dalles, Or., cured of
laryngiti, and removal of tumor from throat.
6th.ee in Kevere house. Consultation frea.
Call without delay, as the doctor's stay is
limited. D'Sce hours from 10 a. m, to 4 p. m.
and from e.e
ee or weakness of'tiit renitoitrinarv ,0"!,ulC!"
OTaynisix; wottKl say: Do not waste ! The faf&ionable
STATE NEWS.
Taken
from the Penitentiary
for a New Trial.
THE IDI FtMv Vtit: Jj HUD'S:: HH.
He Spends His Time in Jp.T Praying aid
Bemoaning H Bl.;ck Dec-ds Folk
"Oounty Horse-Steale.,-
The Hekald's Special Dispatches.
Sat.em, Jan. 31. Shentf Bently
to-''tv look from the penitentiarv
to Umatilla county Hardy lloli
man, sentenced for k:x years for
stealing a steer. Hofi"mai was
ir?ited a new trial by t'ie supreme
vourt.
NLi'.DERER I'VDPEiil.
The murderer Landreth spent
last night in praying, - and this
norntug he apiieared qt'et er: His
holograph was taken to-day.
AR1HESTED FOR HORSE-STEALI SG.
Al Jordan, a notorious hoodlum,
vas to-day arrested for stealing
lierses of Wm. Jones, of Eola. His
brother Willis will be arrested t
day on the same charge.
llOt'SLUOl U HINTS.
A very palatable imitiUon of
Tnock tui tie eoup is made out of
ordinary black beans.
Epicures' rise in meeting and de
clare the only way to enjoy reed
birds is stewed 'i cream.
Just why so nuny French cooks
destroy tomato soup by a flavor of
ham has yet t o be explained.
Alarmists are spreading the
usual xles of probable extinction
of canvas back ducks aud terrapin.
Foolish men continGe to get into
disputes as to the alleged superior
ity i amerem kind ot oysters.
Philadelphsans long aeo -eased
to deny the allegation that they
eat sparrows "as a regular thing""
for game.
Only the brave deserve the fair.
i " v .
aiwj miry aiijEne mince pies
are ever aiiadie as the gastronomic
law inrects.
Tle gov5T!iiaent ke jMit a dutv
oi iam ported plum puiidint:, and
I th-ew. is a great howl iiom the An
. i .
buckwheat-
cake as abont the -size of a trade
uoiiar, anu, to ne 4a;-etiotis, con
tains more of the wheat than the
buck.
TlKsasanis of people at this
s jason are not happy at dinner at
which there is turkey unless thev
g the delicacy of the bird, which
is a wimg.
Between some hotels' oranberrv
sauce aiad ordinary red ink there is
very little dilferenee, and ant
slaag iiraers may well 'say to the
waiter: What are you giving us?
A Wasliiiaigton correspondence
wotiJdhave us believe pumpkin is
the most invariable dessert ct this
season at a White House dinner.
This, 3f true, would indicate the
"eternal fitness of things,'" at.
least m one us reel ion
What am l tu
The symptoms of biliousness are un
happily but too we 1 known. They differ
in Cliltvrent mc; victual to some extent.
A bilious man ts seldom a breakfast
enter. Too frequently, alas, he has an
excellent appetite for liquids but none
for solids nf a morning. His tongue
will hardly beartnspection at any time:
if it is not white and furred, it isrouglu
at all events. The digestive system is
whollv out of order and diarrhea or cou
stipation may be a symptom or the two
may alternate. There are often hem
orrhoids or even Joss of blood. There
may be giddiness and often headache
and acidity or flatulence and tenderness
in the pit of the stomach. To correct all
this if not effect a cure try Green's Au
gust Flower, it costs but a trifle and
thousands attest its efficacy.
Ladies, misses and children's
wool knit hoods,- scarfs and jackets
at cost at Samuel E. Yoi'no's.
PATENTS
CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS
Obtained, And all business in the U. S.
Patent Office attended to at moderate
fees.
Our office is opposite the U. S. Pat
ent Office, and we can obtain Patents"
in less time than those remote from
Washington.
Send model or drawing. We advise
as to patentability free of charge; and
we make no charge unless we obtain
patent.
We refer here to the Postmaster, the
8upt. of Money Order Div., and to offi
cialsofthe U. S. Patent Office. For
cireular, advice, terms and let'erenees
to actual clients in your own State or
count v, write to
t: A. ssfow t ..
Opp. Pat. Office. Washington, D. C.
.Vew Itarbcr Shop.
S1
IXCE THE FIRE TIIOS JO"ES HA
gtnerallv fitted up the room o:. Elswr.rt
s:reet opposite the Revere house at the ba
of Conn Bros.' grocery store where his frien
and patrons wi'l find him now ready to car
op the ues a before.
DR. G. W. GRAY,
SURGEON DENTIST,
ALBANY, - OREOON.
EDI CATION Al. BILL.
TbeKMlntr Fcdrral for Tub"
M-hnol Now before Conrcs.
After an elaborate and exhaust
ive discussion of more than three
weeks, the United States senate in
1886 passed a national aid bill, by
a vote of thirty-three j'eas and
eleven rays.
Eleven other senators weve in
favor of this bill, hut were "paired"
and aid not vote, making a total of
forty-four senators endorsing the
measure. A similar bill passed
the senate of the 48th congress, j
We print two sections, so that j
our readers may get a belter idea
of the amounts to be appropriated,
and a part of the conditions on
wfiieh the aid is to be distributed.
Be it enacted bv the senate and
house of representatives of . the
United States of America in con
gress assembled : That for eight
vears next after the passage of this
act there shall be arihiiaiiy appro
priated from the money in the
treasu'-v the following sums, to wit:
The first vear the um of $7,000,000
the second vear the sum of.$10,-
000,000, the third year the sum
of $15,000,000, . the fourth vear
the sum of .$13,000,000, the "fifth
year the sum of .1 1,030,000, rite
sixth year the" sum of $9,000,000,
the seventh year the sum of $7,000,-
( 30, the eighth year the sum of $5,
000,000; which several sums shall
be expended to secure the benefits
of common-school education to all
the children of the school age
mentioned hereafter living in the
United States.
Sei. 2. That such monev shall
annually be divided among and
paid out n the several States and
territories in that proportion which
the wnole number of persons in
each, who, being of the age of ten
vears ?id over cannot write, bears
to the whole number of such per
sons in the United States; sucj
computation shall be made accord
ing to the census of 1880.
FK1M THE FOOT HILLS.
Middle Ridge, Jan. 29,
As I have not noticed anv items
from this part of the country for
some time. I lake it upon tnyselt
t send you what I could gather in
my travels:
Amos Combs, who spent the
holidays with his parents, left for
Seattle several days ag.
The farmers have commeuced
plowing in this vicinity. But if the
rain keeps up they v. ill have to
pull in for a while.
The farmers have been, a little
uneasy about their wheat being
frozen out, but as yet I think there
has been but little if any damage.
One of the coldest nights we
have witnessed here for several
years was on the 16th. Ths ther
mometer stood three degrees balow
zero.
A Mri Heller, a nephew of Bal
lot, who has been in this vicinity
for several months,! has taken his
departure for the orange groves of
California.
Among the leap year parties that
has been given was an apron party
at the residence of W. K. Temple.
All these who attended soeak of
having a suost enjoyable time.
We have be';n having a "right
smari spell"" of weather for the last
iwo weeks some rain, snow and a
little wind. At tins writing it is
raining and wind a blowing a re
gular jlmmiecanc.
Dame rumor says that J. M.
Zooseman will soon take unto him
self a wife, I judge that it is true
from the visits he is making up to
Mr. M. W. Millers. We wish
you along life and plenty of sour
pickles.
There is a certain young man
who resides on Middle Ridge who
is too awfully awful, jealous of
his Pet Lamb. You had better
keep a sharp look out Dick, or the
California boy will be taking her
home with him.
Charley Thompson and Jack
Daniels came out from the tie
camo of the O. P. a few days a
They report the snow being from
one to ten feet deep in the mount
ains. They were fifteen days in
making the distance of sixty miles.
Several day3 ago, I was stand
ing on the platform of the Plain
View depot, conversing with sever
al friends on the prospects of our
coming spring, when on looking
up to our surprise, (for it wa3 a
most terrible day), we saw a
conveyance coming up the road.
One seedylooking individual, who
lookfd as though he had the con
sumption, said it was the ad
vance agent far the Pyke opera
company. Another young man,
who by the way has charge of the
Widow Barnes1 horses, said it was
the wrecking train from Browns
ville, sent out to bring in the Nar
row Gauge train,- which bad, by
having one passenger and a box. of
cigarettes on board, got. stuck
down the track. Various and
sundry were the remarks that
were made as to who and what it
was. Just then it pulled up in
front of the depot. Well, 70U
can imagine the surprise, when it
was found to be nothing more
than our old time friend, Mr. J. N
Combs, who wa3 out in a bob sled
enjoying the one inch of snow that
had fuiien.
GENERAL NEWS:
An Important Resolution Passed
by the U. S. Senate.
AIJLSKA tD lilCITISlI COLUMBIA.
The BoniidaTy Qustion A Brvtrng Kin -S'z
Thousand Workmen Threaten to
Go on a Strike.
The Herald' j Special Pispatehis.
Washington, Jan. 31. The sen
ate to-day passed the Hearst joint
resolution for the' constitutional
amendment, changing the time for
the meeting of congress and for the
inauguration of president.
A tlT I i WAUFS.
Six Thousand Vtorkmeii Likely to
he Thrown out of W npio) menl.
MckEESPOK"T,'Ta.yJaii. 3J.
-The
National Tube works company Em
ploying 4000 men, have posted a
notice ordering a reduction of ten
cents in wages f all employes.
If the reduction is not accepted the
fitm threatens to shut down the
entire establishment. A similar
action lias been taken by the Con
tinental and Pennsylvania tube
works company. The men say
theT will not submit to the cut iu
wages. A general strike would
throw over 6000 men out of employ
ment in this district alone.
TUE UADDOIK HIBDEB.
Two ot (he Defendant In the Tilal
Will Start a Bly; Brewery.
Sioux City, Jan. 31. John Ar-
ensdorf and Paul Leadrock, two of
the detendants m the Haddock
murder trial, have been appointed
western agents for the Milwaukee
brewing company and will at once
erect a bre wery works at Coving
ton, Neb., on the opposite side
of the river from this city. This
takes all the defendants in the
case out of the city except Mur
chra, who is under sentence and
awaiting trial. No further efforts
have been made to convict Had
dock's murderer.
AS IWPOBTtAT JMOtE.
The Boundary Between Alaska and
l(ritih Columbia.
Ottawa, Jan. 31. Prof. Dawson,
of the geological survey commis
sion, has left for Washington on
business connected with Alaska.
Dawson was engaged this summer
on the survey in the Yukon dis
trict, and his departure for Wash
ington is regarded as indicating
that the question of the boundary
between British Columbia and
Alaska is being considered by the
commission.
SCARCITY OF COAL.
Other Freight Must Wait L'ntil the
Accessary Fuel Is Obtained.
Dullth, Jan. 31. So urgent has
been the demand for fuel west of
here and along the Northern Pa
cific that orders have been issued
by this road to its Duluth agents to
ship nothing but coal. All of its
freight cars and equipment is be
ing used for coal shipment and
other freight must wait till the
famine is checked.
A ItlKYIVt; MIXE.
TwjutyFlve Tons of Ammonia Will
be I sctl tv Extinguish it.
Calumet (.Mich.), Jan. 31.
President Agassiz has decided to
send twenty-five tons of concen
trated ammonia down the burning
shafts of Calumet and Heela mine
at once to put out the fire as soon
possible.
Death or a Prominent Lawyer.
Chicago, Jan. 31. General John
L. Thompson, president of the
Union League Club and a mem
ber of the prominent law firm of
Williams and Thompson, died this
morning at 9 :30 o'clock, from the
effect of rupture of a blood vessel
at the base o ths biain, caused by
overwork.
A Harbor Full of Ice.
Nantucket, Jan. 31. It is two
weeks since any mail has been re
ceived here, the sound is full of ice
and it extends seaward far as the
eye can reach. No suffering on
the island as yet. The weather is
moderating.
A Bank Suspends.
Guelph (Ont.), Jan. 31. The
Guelph banking company suspend
ed payment this morning. It is
reported the cause of suspension is
losses sustained by the winding up
of the Federal bank.
Floyd Tufts, of Westmore. Vt. is
but 7 vears old, weighs only 115
pounds, but he is able to shoulder
two .bushels of corn with ease and
to lift his grandfather, who weighs
175 pounds, from the floor without
exerting himself.
In order to try the extent to
which a tragic actress is moved by
the whirl of stage passion , Sara h
Bernhardt's pulse was once tested
at the wings immediately after a
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