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TI.-s h--n -svh.'i'tt-d with
of br.iriiu
XlW GOOD
i;;!'e is no room
it-Dt
for"flc!i))t
TKUp VALUES.
l'xe'.yl.f.dy ;-i! n ly u; on a T'-oi dial Jri-ccpt ion and satisfin tory l;ir-
C.
A.LL AT OUST GIB
The Red Front.
TAYEKDA.LE fe HOPKINS,
larlwarerStove;V um Tinwaro.Coppenvaro
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WPM E-S f-'"! v-o: .'oa.Us.as.in,,.. a-.d .ooli
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i fs? It 5? V.
-.TH - ' " -
ka i'J ! f;
mSv, THE L iV(L.lf - KokI t
k CURE
CE.va TO WWi.
4HIFTIME MCG-CcO RQViLLE
As every. n '--.- r.
i.;::' i;i ttia u: ...i i -
n:d, i.-b" t .'- 1-' ' '
,Iv, thr !.:.:.-b.
I-.- ii-.asr
i-t i..s-aril
-. r.
).-T!)jiti()Tl.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
ri. ii s.1.1 .my of -.:ie al ove synij torn- ru n it : .
... "Wo j-.fis'.tivtly gii;;niitet-a ftv a; p :-.-;;:; ,
r lii'Dtin t.t; tna-nt for Sl.lO: stitt by ,
re.tn-ct't ;
mm
i g C b 0 ;' !5 N Pll ' ; . ' ' hlor.ld luiVHtu' H-'::iHo.d totiioStOCK- ' " '' ,J . . ' ' , . i "
Jl. vt
wj'i Uutnk i;
mi' r atti.'li- i
HI
Oil
:;nd
about jtlie ra:;iii;y.
L. BLAilM
i
.-ur in
V. T.anilfni i
Diiift-3; Paints, Oils,
iVrfiimcy am! tih't Mi-iirk-s,
:ds -i a-! ! iwik. iiiiii
- -:. n ,-. r.i .(.'lioaU. (!.
i'rcscPiitius.s i-art'f i!iy
cui'apoumk'd.
IN ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE,
Albany - - On-ffon.
1 JpUill'.i illi;" rrmti
s. Si'iie agents fcrT the
iilai "FaultiL-fs " I'lai'lor
of Discover!
w
1 !
!- VKJIIH.f .-rivv.-ii
r -'i
1
:. -i-v -:t -li.;iiV
:; .' 11 i e vou
UMih fort.' so
s :.H fl--me bux e ail
'.." o:i!v a pirc.
o;a 1 i ;..'.! try ea--r-.i
.!: ol aiuctw of
- . !0 iter.
!.i Ose dccoii -.
i: trwn "'-t-M-iir,'
. beiid: s .incomes
: the hones is
i- v'.-.s tbi-iiis-lves
S:.ch ' i-cs are in
iv, as uteiieh fr ill)
!."! 1-y t!-e st-cre-i
v.toic sistcni
- i e : fp
. ::.:. j,ti t licbii-
?.l I .
TOR '"
loi.i lucn.'
CA L&-.
pr.ss cu t ard t
f.iib-v ti n.!: j
i
Mason,
m;i':er tlu' -' il -na
i.l'.f.i prduct -
C.O.!H.RX-A
a i-lioi'o;;; h
& mm
Albn
;on,
Ca riiic cl Pi tieappjes;
Hlininn
ipnpigq i
Onir.iiK-iiKu cykt-.-i for
Wefftlinffs an (Pi I'ttrticfi.
r.!iinn bellies, iiiui-kc-rcl ainl sait'fitli.of all
kinds.
FRESB BAKED BREAD
Kvery X)ay.
Best Syrup, Pies. Cakes,
t;:as and coffee
fi
Mm,
Raisin
t'ANXEO (iOODS, ETC.
'ilu- best Soap in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars.
Iter to. John'Fox':
lew brick.
oidfstand. lowFIinifs ;
rdpn rnna nnn ohidthc
7 1 IX i
iiiii iu uiotti mi Aiu yjiuiuuu uu i
FARM liBPLEMEKTS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION- -HARDWARE
i rn
M9VCS SiiKl llliWiirC
-AT-
VO TI TL A Xf P RICES.
CALL AND SEE US.
Sbeild Oregon.
AMii- Ml House
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
j JOSEPH WEBBER, PUOPRIETOR.
jST'Li.dii -oid (hililrt.,!i's'"h;iir dress
j iu; a ;u'ci.iily. I'liti.iesst tisfael ion
j ffuarante-d. ,r - v... 3
mm
in un
OF ALBANY OREGON.
PI! ESI PE'.V'l .
I'll'K- 'lKS:i
CASitlKU
L. Flinn.
t S. E. YoUng, -G.E.Chnmbcriain,
i.KM;!?A1, B.-WKlXi.
Xi-i'OUtiis kept subject to
.'I snsf :n:d Telegraphic
New Yoi k, '.'hii-asfo, San
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i r.-.n-.'
Kriith-i-i-.. i.n
iiiad'j 00 f.t'',
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: i. Oregon, (.'oilectioii? j
L.
1'i:;i;eli.
iKO. I". f'U Mr;!-.;!!,AlN.
Portrait
Photographer
: ..-Tweedales Uuiluini,' I
SITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT
nuoMS TO KENT. APPLY TO MRS"
I li. V, CtUKini, comer of Third and
Washingrtun streets.
HAha
AVi.NG SOLD AN INT Kit EST JN MY
;irijess ntisinecs to -1 . J. overman, l am
desiroiis of collecting ait my oiiistanum!.'
notes ana accounts. All persons Uiiowim;
. 'icm.-cUcs inoelacd to nte will pie-use call
and s-.-tt'e.
Tiie l..ii.-ioess vi!! be continued as nsnai at
tbe : tsc. E. L 'iHoyil'SoN.
?Ia-;mla Hour,
j'ith KKSl MAGNOLIA KiA
i eretl to i.i! ' liart of i ia; ci'V,
DKI.IV.
SI. I'J
i OKP.
ri -I; .
nl-Odtf
JOHN
J-
Nut
i "; , ." ,-'...J,r,r4v-':w, ",l"-ftvL"-.."v"c i h.t!der cojiimitteo tluit ii iiie ouiwj
'l u Uov, Alba-?1; or. 0 .1 ivc in rooms l:i --".'.Ion Stork holders afeircd to 01.-:w
Mia
vk, over L. K. Hiiiiii's
store.
WKATi!i)ili-':
a-. at'oi:ni:
:i!n. i:
AT
f . not-, .ll.iiy, r-:a.ii. ift-e 1:1 U;lt
1 1 -curt- 'if 0 '.ciiure, ttiiti pive ;tR;ial &ic.uiion
Kiixzii-jrvsmM&iajixrxzsBmwttfM
Fur Salt.
I S1-AX OF HOUSES, HARXKSS AXD
A vun for sale, either tOKether or sepa
vtte'y as will aisii jiurchasers. For i?ifonna
linn. 'rali at this oifice or at the owner's store
at Spier.
i Vou will Save Money
BY TAKING YOUR SEVISG MiCHIXES
in the repairer, 13 F. Parson;, at Sixth
ami .IiiTei'son streets, Albany, Oregon. Good
-s&tis'aej'ion or no pay.
G' se
HARTLEY, M. D., OKKEKS HIS
services to the good eilizens of the
i nn' ' rf lanijent. Linn county, Oregon.
. 'AOKliS OF LANO-SITl'ATKO 12
U) ' ) miles east of Albany .near the Oregon
Paeit:i- railroad, :iG0 acies in eultivation, and
eontiiMis surtieient water and timber for s;tn
eral vi!-e. Wmili make four snd farms
Pri'.-e, sT2,0i)O, wilh teims to svit purcbas-er.
For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris.
J EVKRE HOrSE, ALBANY, OPv. CI1AS.
Ifeiifor, Prop. Only first-eclass house
in the city. Larire sample rooms for eoni-ivu-rc.al
men. No Ohinamen employed in tbu
i kitchen. Gcnoml stasre nlflne for Oorvalbs.
c I'iji.-ir Sluro.
o1-:;
i ro SALLINGKK HAS OPENEO A CI
mil tt-biivco stoic oppn-arp til'.- IOiss
Moms-.-, his former patrons are uiviteii to
(ns-iI and see bis new store.
Dii. I!. Ki'I.DEWW, VEi'EUINAKV Sl'K
i.eo'.i. Alb my, Oregon. Graduate oi Oei
iiia!i"an.i Americn.n coilcaes.
y LTLESS FJUIILT HEBIGIK!
' T have used Simmons Liver
Rcixulator for many years, Lav
is made It. my only Family
Medicine. My mother before
ion was very partial to it. It is
a safe, good and reliable mecli
zine for any disorder of tho
system, and if tised in time is
ii grrat preventive of sickness.
( often recommend it to my
fViends, and shall continue to
do so.
"Rev. James M. Rollins.
Aistor M. KChurch, So. Fairfield.
Mi AMD 03CTDRS' BILLS SAVED
rutin keeping Simmons L,it
i':y;nator in the house.
"T have foxmd Simmons Liver
'ii-Kiilator tiie best family med
icine I ever used for anything
iliar. may happen, have used it
in Indigestion, i'.oiir, JHarrfurn,
IVlioustties.i, and found it to re
lieve immediately. After eat
insra hearty supper, if. on (join;?
to bed. 1 take about a teaspoou
1':d, I never feel the effects of
the supper eaten.
"OVID f. S PARKS,
"Ex-ATayor Macon, Ga."'
ONLY GENUINE
17ms oar Z Stamp on front of Wrapper.
'. . Zsilin & Co., Scfe Proprhtan
"von imTT.ATVFT.rmr . I";
- A J STjO i7r S '
OEAIH
TO
iSonirrele and ; Sonliers,
I
toe iiv a new
procPs!-: oci i'
1 tits to iiive
satisfaction.
OR SHORT LINE 5t
US' ION PA CJ1IC H. K
Shi-i titst and best route to all
points east ami south. Pnil'mol
Palace cars. Emiirnuit or hnn
ily sieepit'g ears all the- way
throng!', from PortianJ to
Jouicil Bluffs and Kans.isCity
without cliango. T!:e.-e cars
are free of charge. For furtlier
particulars resra :(l":iiir rates. etc
inquire of Curntn cc Monteitli,
agents, Albany, Or-'-gon
&mjm$i$l-& u, e v re- I
" anli'' taUe no
tiioir own oa'caovs t:e nan no oo
jotion?. The stockholders so far
hava not compiled a ticket, for d;
reolors wliitdi tia-y will vote for,
but it is Si-itit'.; that Anderson will
he elected president, and he has
agreed to serve.
bill to k::fkal.
Confederates' Serviee '! lo le Ex
cluded Irom the Army.
Washington, April (i. Senator
Daniels to-day introduced a bill to
repeal the section of the revised
statutes which provides that no
person who has served in any ca
pacity in military, naval or civil
service of th so-called Confeder
ate states, or any states in the in
surre'etion during the late rebel
lion shall be appointed to any po
sition in the army of the United
States.
lHlilis OF IHK lSS.4SIKi:.
4ar Filed
1 1. and
Ueiuaed.
t'ltiupletely
New H ampton (Iowa;, April ti.
Up to 10 o clock tiiis morning six
bodies were takeh from the rail
road disaster at the Wapsic river.
It is supposed thiic the passenir
train after crossing the Wapsic
river ran into a large pile of ice
washed on the track by the hi ;!i
water. The engine ran off the :a 1
turning completely around and is
out of sight in the water. The bag
gage car was thrown completely
over the ongino, ami the smoking
car is on top of. the engine. The
next coach is on its side in four
feet of water. On account of the
high watei further search at pres
( nt for the dead is imiosEible,
though it is not thought that any
othrtr deStd bodies are in the wreck.
Twenty are i'ljured, but ail will
live. They were brought to New
Hampton in the fatal train's
sleeper.
$uti!lueloi-y Sri t lenient .
London, April (. A dispatch
front Tangier says that everything
remains quiet. B is generally ex
pected that a satisfactory settlement
between the American and .ioor
ish governments will be effected
through the mediation of the Brit
ish. FrenVh and Italian ministers.
BiMiiurek ,ot to Kesiu.
.
Berlin, April . ihe National i
Iva'l yesterday says renewed euorttjlhe opposite" tvpc". Between the
i ol.ta.il tl.e consent o, .he hmror extreffl therJ & ftw cha!,iccrs
I iii.i the mamatie oi his oaugliter ... .
i,-.,,,, U- , . ,. ..,,,1,.,. ..' ii,,',.,,,, (With the euthusiasui ot progress
ictoria to Alexander o! batten-; ., , ,
I i'lH'.j
nave not
l-.vn successful.
For Ibis reason there are no Ion-
- . . .... i
.-a r aiiv ii Ton i al
lor sto-i-i'I colli let i
between
Bismarck and
the
ran-
! peror, and therefore there is no
1 question whatever of 1'dsmarcK rt- i
signing.
;els a Life Senleitee.
N::w York. April ii. Bee-order
Sm th to-day sentenced Francis '
W. Pittman to iniprisoiinient for '
j life in the state prison, tie was .j
I tried tor the murder of bis daugh-i
I tor Kachel and wax convicted last 1
j tight of murder in the- second de-;
! groe.
! i nik ;ets the 'ininb. i
..... TI...
w ASiiiNoroN, Aprn o. rue;
on-ident sent the following nonu-
nations to the senate to-aay : i.iiu'
j adier wenend George Crook to be
j.'dajor ie:i'jral ; Colonel John K.
i P.rot ks of the first infantry to b?
! Ih-igadier General. t
!e:tto ;rjuitf.
i W'amii.m.ton, April i'-. ihe pres
jilijii! to-day apjnoved the acts
I raiillaj: a pen.-son to to-'; wt
dell.
Lo.jao
n 10
an.! in-'reas'.iu
lie wid-jv-, oi
it 'I :r.i
i ia;:
Kiis.-iii' -itt. tiait Sicii.
Nr:w Yokk, Ap; i! U. l.x-.Ser.a-tor
Uoscoe Conkliug h- coiifmed to
h:s hi.aue with iin alis;:i'ss in the
ear.
1 1 is ph ysicii.ns have or-
dertd complete rest and (j
rai!i ulurs Air the Ileseeut lioifi
Balloon iln a i':uitliute.
Chicago, April o. A special
from Jackson Mich., gives the fol
lowing particulars of aeronaut as
cension : Prof. Hcitau m.-ui-i a inao
niheient trip from his ha! oon v---
t::rday. The lii.-t attempt at -ccn-
I sion was a jniiure. but ihe' sec-
nd
elt-.rt wits a sncf! s smo toi a.r-
! ship sum readied a bight estimated
; it ni-ai'iV OOilO feet, al thi- .eh;-
I di". i:,e bai.oot: e ui'.-i to at-.v.n
--:'L ;.nd !y the ud : g'a.--ir
, a-igan Con'.: by .;:mi d.-b:g ov.-i
! i he sule ot tin :-ir. hvjodenly the
( cry went uy: -Hi h ts ju:n; e.di"
l.eiM!Ci;t.ii.v;
iUore tjiaa two
hours, at the farthfsT, "" ! " oy bi'kglak.' .
death enhs the sTui'ooLE. j Johnny Booth, a boy of i, was
New Yohk, Apiil o. Jacob ! anvstvd this ljioriniijr on a charge
Sharp died at 8 :i0 to n'ght. of burglarizing a telegraph olHce
last week and taking $10.05 from
Why Thins : . fUe tlL Wfith J""!1- othf
y . j. . . oov, lie entered the olnce bv get-
In the course or a Ion- expert- J tinV hl the cellar and coming up
ence with various classes or meo, through a trap door. Xegbit haa
relative to new Unrigs of special ; disappeared. These bovsaresu:
Importauce to them, we liave found pected of having committed nu
three types ol mental? temperament j
nmuitested in habitual treatment
of such subjects. First and most
frequent, the sensitively conserva
tive temperament tht creates the
-rbnran iy conservative character; j leinocratie m,er to be run in op
a kmd ot miud into which a new : KJsition l0 ttle Vidette, which they
urnposition enters liKe a thori
into the flesh, exciting instant
repulsion. Something of this dis
position, itdeed, prevails in the
in8prity of niHukind, at least with j
reference to their own line of af-
fails, and certainiv serves to kef n !
.U...I 1 ,... -.- ,....;.. W.. f.. 4. r ,
i,uc voi. i iiwiu iiinviii" J nil j
safety. It i9, essentially, a disposi
tion inordinately t cherish what
ever is one's own. Those who hok
Those who hok- i
their own as with a death grip, iij
themat:erf property in other
i . . I ....
Y words, those in general who acquire
ana wield capital are most teu
acious in like : anuer of their own
thoughts and ways. Hence it is
t:iat the most important aud the
nio?t maniit-st improvement1; tew
inventions, new meiisures. origin
ality in literature and thought
with difricuciv and delav gee re-
cognition, if at all, Irom the "con -
stituted' authorities in t'eir
respective matters. Hence, too, its
the most unreasonable test of an
advance discovery or pTopositiou
that can be imagined, to ask if it
has b'-en accepted by "any of the
rulers, or of the Pharisees" in the
professions and crafts. They fcre
constitutionally antagonistic to
innovation. And yet most people,
for wr.nt of this knowledge, persist
in estimating iovejtions by the
test of success in public prims and
business circles. There is not
warning an extreme opposite to
the holo-your-owvn temperament
a sort hoidiiiir nothing thinly, to
whom chanue is fascinating for
its "vn sake. Of course they
seldom hav, and never keep, and
thu-i are of no consequence in the
. . . - . ... iv. ii fc linn ,
:nf i.,,. ,.,:. ,u n..u-, ne
:uoaa"y . r'
:ueu in it Keen
" P1'-'"- aiJi
4... t:... ...I-. . ..
M'i!r,e ur value?
"iiviii-. i in: v;..,a. ;i t mmui.
oeeaue n. is tiieir own or au oin
l . . .. -. : . . i. . ..... . t l
one. or a standing one, or a new
one, is nothing to them: hue th: ir
rid appreciation oi ai! substantia'
values makes them in equ :! do
grees tenacious ot existing good.
eager aud h
searching bi s
opeful of new, ami
cnitin v f both. An
eminent example ot this tempera .
nient was the in-e;t nioneer of I
apostolic enterprise, who gave the
watchword for every true on ot
progress; "Test everything, and
hold fast that which "is good."
n,i
ine January l-,ra.
THi; WA.OS S:OAE tiiiAM!".
H in ;t- PiihiI, in'ran I'rancisco. later
,ievs Cievcluntl on Hiat subjeet.
Was!i:noton. April 5. Mayer
l.nd, of San Francisco, had an
interview nitli the Predent to
day in reiatiou to a numti'-r et
matcers of. :: fie Coast ' interest,
including Cleveland's messrige
l-accoinpar-yioii tiie bill for tiie
hbsolute forfeiture for tie. Oregon
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was;
OU rao lauo siaais. i on-.i
was one of
ainit. K-r
ot pur
I wagon
chasers ot Oregon (. -entn:
! road land grants. Tne purchase
i was made after Senators Dolpn and
j Mitchell certified to the validity of
! the title aud Governor Grover, rf
a Or. g n, had certified to the gen
eil government ttie fact tnat tiie
roao hao oeeu built, and upon nis
j certification patents had iieen issued
to persons claiming lands uauer
tiie grant.
If" frauds were committed oa
the government in connection with
: other wa?o -oad .rants, . Mavor
j Pond was ignorant of the fr.ct, bu
j he does kh
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v tnat over zy-jv un.es
was built ovr the Casctwl"? and
jih&t its grant. was loora'i.v
j earned, lie. told the President
every fact ii 'the case, and left it
; for him to ju '):'"; whether bisreef-:"
niessag - to t.'fti-vress was v-irranted.
, b'v :he L.:.. -y. rue case.
odles east of inH ii
,Mio lorn awav !v the acci-
iischai',;c of a shotgun hist
'i !;0 load ;-l;iZc,! his !o!-
a;id oi.o shot cnt vied, the
i.scaiu...
merous other robberies.
ANOTHER SALEM PAPER.
Democrats in Salem are agitat
ing the project of starting a
straightout
Cleveland-Peunover
denominate as a Ben Butler organ.
UiS Salaries.
There are a score of men iu New
York who are paid as much for
tiieir services each year as the
President of the United State
rViflV t ilC-.lil till ii
A J
aud tioi.ars a vear is u
verv tuly
alary. I UJie are Ijuu-
dreds ot men who get 25,000 a
." ear satary. and the number who
get from ;
i legion. "
! t'-.... ir"T lt
tflO.OOa to :j20,000 are
erv ordinary men ret
i'rom .),000 to $8,000 a year, or as
much as a Cabinet officer. Dr.
Norvin Green, President of the
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany is paid $50,000. So is
Chauncey M. Depew, President of
the New York Central Railroad.
R cii ird M. MoCurdy, President of
1 Hie Mutual Life Insurance Com
j pan y, gete a like amount. John
iloey, President of Adams Express
Company, fares equally- as . web.
President Henry Bi Hyde, of the'
Equitable Life Insurance Company
is also on the list. George G.
Williams, President ot" the Chem
ical National Bank, the richest
banking institution ia America
with nea-ly $5,000,000 of surplus
$20,000,000 average deposits, is
paid a salary of $25,000 yearly .
President Potts, of the Park Bank,
and President Tuppau, of the Galla
tin National Ba:ik, receives a like
sum every twelve months.
The best paid minister in New
York is Dr. John Hall, a brainy
man from tiie north of Ireland,
who preaches to $200,000,000
every Suudiy. His is the richest
church in town. Robert Bonner,
of tiie Ledger found him preaching
to a small congregation in Dublin,
and induced him to come to Amer
ica. He gets a salary of $20,000 a
year, and makes $5,000 by his
newspaper and magazine articles.
He i given a luxuriously luruish
ed house as well. Dr. Morgan
Dix, the chief pastor of Trinity
Church congregation, receives $15,
000 yearly. Dr. William L. Taylor
of the Broadway Tabeinacle,gets
the same" amount. He d'-es liter
ary wor-K aud iccturiug that brings
his income up to $20,000. Dr.
Cuai'.es Ilail, of the Fifth Avenue
rresoyvenau t. nurcu, is paid lo,
000. Dr. Park hurst, of Madison
Square Church, gets $12,000. Dr.
Pax too is paid $25,000. The Rev.
Robert Collver is paid $10,000.
A liicao ii-imintei' Outdone.
New York Tribune.
It is stated that the business of
tbe London Postoliice is of such
magnitude that the present Post-muoter-Geueral
has saved $15,000
a year iu sealing-wax aud twine
expenocs alone. That's nothing.
A few years igo a drummer for a
Chicago diy goods house was boast
ing in the presence of one of his
characteristic;!.) iy Modest profes
sional brothers from Boston of the
injmuso business which "his firiE"--ti'iiusacted.
The Bttociaa listened
with respecti'.i! attention to the
tremeutio'.iM figures which the other
man produced iui- his benefit, show
ing tiie i o!is-:-d receipts aud ex
jieuses of the Ch cago house. When
he got through t!ie Western drum
mer coin iacently remarked: "Ah
bow much of a business do you
people dni" "Fin sure I dou'i,
know," quietly repeated the drum
mer from the East. "But I can
state one fact which may give you
some light ou tr.at point. The
first of us: January the head of
tiie firm directed the book-keepers
ami the shipping clerks to retrain
trom dotting i's or crossing t s until
further notice. The result was a
saving tor tiie vear ot over a mil
lion Oi d 'ob.rs our uik bills.
be.i-'.-Vrt the precise amount was
million ru.oi i -rty-r
five ccuts."
dollars
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