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ALBANY OKrGON Si i i a U k i m-;. .AUGUST 18SS
VOL. JLIl-KO.
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secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal p;.ssa
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tions i.-i the rasr! -assi-e, it must r.eccssarily trlUx.- that jeiKiiiy cl the "vlctsecre
sraduall;.- taken p?ce, while the n orbi.! mr.:ur tl.it is ai.t. cvi it tl . tut stem
into the ston:i..li, tniteblts diLesiion, and rr.tn yu ( i.o :..-m t'ln K' j;natw
lty, nervousness and consumption.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
If you have exrer.uictd any cf the abotsvrr.j t ir.?l SUa t U!:n . Vit'trv Ct:KB?i'
.T-R-CfRB at once. We positively uararit V ffw applications k relieve ar.dja thovoud'
tsien: to erne. S:x months treatment for sl.iX); sent lv mafl
Cat
trea
auiu anu t at-K-Cnrr. For
FOSUAY
The Red
TWKEJDjYJjJLC & HOPKINS.
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Copperwapc,
Pumps, iron pipe, rubber hose and plumbing: ffoods. Sole agents for thf
ct'lebrau-d "Early Breakfast" cook stoves andkran;es, and "JnlUeise" parlor
tieatiDjr stoves. Albany, Orecoa.
AT COST!
mi
C. W. SIMPSON.
HaviDir purchased the stock of Clothing Gents'
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc., of C. B,
Roland fc Co. is now prepared to offer
Mier
Harvinj: a complete assortment of General Merchandise, bought at a
big discount, which he still proposes to sell at cost. Pnrcr.asers will io
Tv-ell to call and get his prices before buying elsewhere, as vou can save
f-oni 2- to 30 per cent. The highest market price paid for 'country pro
u i-e of alt kinds, either in cash or goods.
Children Cry for Patchers Castorla.
si&
means "I
that land of
emo
atr.-.hi
- jfiuu yrape oioorn ana ripen
heir h;hest p rfection in mii-virit- r.
.ire tlit herbs ami irum hnui'l :ha; a;-e
used in that liesarit iem'Iv tnr r.i)
(throat ;uiJ lijiisr troubles, Santa Abik
he ruitr.- of co!itfhs,'!asthiini, anl con-
rsumpti-.n. to-hay A Mason, of Al-
joa.iv irt-s.-oii, mice r-een uppoialvil
ans.uurp-.ito his valbie California resn-
;..', anil sell it under a guarantee at ?1
i. oottenree tor if".-".
FOR SALE BY .
ALBANY
C KEGON
cot better? Have vou an excessive
- .'es which either must be 'blown from the
or snuffed backward to the throat? Are
inflated eyes, fretjuent soreness of the throat,
nt:,.'in or roaring in the eara, niore or
less impairment of the hearing, loss o
smell, memory impaired, dullness cr
(-dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of
nose; Have yon lost all sense of smell?
jHare you a hacking cou''h? Have you
idyspepsria? Is vour breath foul? Ik so
Ivor have tub Catarkii 8omc have ai
(these symptoms, others only a part.
iThe lealin symptom of ordinary ca-
&."arrn is increased secretion ot inucusol
.1 i i
ili
ii
T--4
T . vr ijiei:'jv in leejiisu euiuieii ui.iii.!.
THE U i,L. T J f.-PI,i breath is caused by the deeoir
ljU .fAl! j. cED jposiiiif secretions exuded from festerinc
CURE TOT? jiiioers far back i:i the head; ometimes
rf "f A PKlji niembrane covering the bones is
V t ilirSIlKateii away and the bones themselves
Ctl ji-'raouanv tecav. &ueh cases ar in
Lfi L.ldced iob'iects o'f nitv. as uter.t-h from
ale by
k MASON,
lbany, Oregon
G. L BLACKMAN,
(Successor to E. "VV. Langdon
DEALER IS
Drags, Paints, Oils.
Perfumery nrA toilet art iclfs.
also a full line of ttooks auc1
Btatior.wy, periodicals, etc.
3?" Prescriptions careful!'
compounded
!N ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE.
Albany Oieirci:
Front.
IT!
if
THE
m
tail
van
-Uiiiier the ueu aianat-ement of
arKer Bros.
WHO KEEP
A fail line of choice family grocer es and
provision
Cannea jfinetipples,!
GMcb TaWB Delicacies
Ornamented c-akes for
Werhfinas and Parties.
Salmon bellies, mackorel.ajjd saltjtish ofjall
kinds.
FEESH BAKED BREAB
Best Svri!n. Pies. Cakes
TEAS and COFFE
anlielNiits, Raisins.
CANNED tK;OLS, ETC.
inc best Scap in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment Gf domestic
and Imported Cigars
Xr.k. John Fox's old stand-? low- Finn's
lew brick.
T. J. OVERMAN
AUK.NT FOR TUB
5"Has on hand a line of new and second
andwheels. Send for Ctal
HAVING SOLDf AN INTEREST IN" MY
harness business to 1. J. Overman. I am
desiroug of collecting all my outstanding
notes and accounts. All persons knowing
tuemselves indebted to me will please call
ar.d settle.
The business will be continued as usual at
the same please. E. L THOMPSON.
Albany, Feb. 22.
;live
omitoroDealers
IX A
This is wh'it Albany is at present,
and in order to keep pace with the
.ivcly tim s in this city, they
have enlarged their store and' stock so
that they now have the most complete
and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. Their double salesrooms in Fro
oian's block are tilled with an elegant
assortment of new furniture, eonsist
ins of lounges in new patterns, line
gold picture frames, willow chairs,
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,
etc., etc. An examination of the stock
will show this to be true in every re
spect. University of Oregon !
fSTTXGENE CITY'3
Next session begins on Monday, the 17th of
September, ls-8.
Free schoar.-h;ps from every county in the
state. Appiv to your county superintendent
Four eou-ses: Classical. !cientific.Literarv
a..d a short English course in which there is
no Uttin, Greek, French cr German. The
Li t-ish is pre-eminently a Ruriness Course.
lif cuuioiies vr other iof-riyaf ion. a-'dres
W. JOHNSON, President."
LEADING BICYCLES.
TriIes
W DIN
WEIRD
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel
of purity ,strenrtb and wholesomeness..
More economical than the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low tesl,eshoi i
weiijht alum or phosphate powdere
Sold only in e-ins. Rotal Bakin ow
deu Co , KX' Wall St.. N. y.
ATTORXF.VS.
DK. X. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, Albany, Oregon. - Office in Odd
bellow's Temple. -Vill practice in all court
o! the state, and -cite special attention to a!!
business.
YJ OLYEKTON CHARLES E. AITORNEV
? at Law, Albany, Or. OhVe in rooms 1:J
and 14, Foster's block, over L. K. Iilain
sior .
JK. WEATHOKFORP, ATTORNEY 'AT
. law, Albany, Oftgon. oflice in r Odd
Fellow's Temple. W31 practice in all the
courts of thestate, and j;ive special attention
to all business
f'HVSII IAS.
rt AV. I ASTON, PHYSICIAN "ANltf Sl l'
JT, 'oon, Albany, Oregon.
II. ELLIS, l'inKIAN AM SL'K
L-eoi, Albar.y, O'euii):.
C V. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND .-I I;
V. treon Albany, reih, ottice ov er ;ra:
wold's store Office hours, frcmbA. M. to
l'. M.
flEYERE HOl'SE, ALBANY, OR.-CH S.
, TfeilTer, Prop. Oldy first-eclass bouse
in the city. Large sample rooms fr com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in thv
kiteiic-.i. General staire oifice for Corvallis.
MRS M.E. McCOY.M.'O.HOKEOrA iHIC
physician, ollice and residence comer of
First ami 1 laker streets. Albany, Or. Chronic
disease a si.cialty. Consultation free. Of
'' ' 1 o i a. m and 2 to o P. M.
u. I. mii.iK'AV, VETERINARY SI"!
JL geoii, A'd-anv, ur,-,ui. -Graduattj of icv
liian arj.l American cooclCS.
M 'austkr WOODV.ARII, homkopathu: liiv'
sicians ni:d .sin.ons, obstetrics tre;it
metit of ihronir: diceares of woiuen ai d
children a sccia!ty. Ali calls promptly sr
tended to duv ir niulit Ollice in the Klin:,
block.
H.
EWElir. PI.'AtTICAL WATCHMAKE
anil jeweler, Albany, OreL'ou,j
.Magnolia Flour.
WE P. ESI MAGNOLIA FLOUR L'ELIY
1 cred to any part of the citv, for J1.10 )cr
sa.k. JOHN A CRAWFOHii.
n'.feodtf
Land Surveying.
PAR TIKS HKS1R1NO SCHVKVINO PONE CAN Oil.
tain accurate and prompt work by callinvr
upon ex-county surveyor K T. T. Fisher. He
has complete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and is prepared todo surviving in
any part of Linn county. Postofhce address,
Millers Station, Linn eouutv, Oregon.
) 'ACRES OF LAND SITUATED; 12
) miles east of Albany, near the Oregon
Pacific railroad, 360 ac?es in cultivation, and
contains Sufficient water and timber for gen
era! use. Would make tour good farms
Price, -912,000, with terms to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris.
PALACE
MEAT MARKET
lAMES V. PlPE.Prop.
First Strert . - Albany
The best variety of choice beef.veal.mutton,
pork sausage, etc.,injthe city kept,consiantl
in hand.
3T Cash paid for all kind
ock."
OF ALBANY, OREGON.
president, Ii- Flinn.
VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. Young,
cashier G.E.Chamberlain,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. Accounts kept subject to
check. Sight Exchange, and Telegraphic
Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Portland.Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
S. E. You L. Fu.vs
L. i. lil-Al.N' t- JCRKKI.L
Geo. E- Chambkrlain. .
Smoke Estrellas.
SUCCESSORS TO HENRY SUSENS
Housrand CarrLtce Painters, Deco
ralorsand I'aper Hangers-
Tiano varnishing a specialty.
All work nromptly attended to.
Country work solicited.
WAITED.
We will pay 40 cents per r.l! for
hoieee shipping butter.
Thompson fe Watep.s.
Six s '.avcofor a dollar at T. Jonet'o
o&Go
GENERAL NEWS.
Wholesale Arrest of Spectators
at a Prize Fisrht m N. Y.
liLOtflll K!OT l TliC SOl'TU.
More Than Twenty Ken Shot Down by
Order Ken- Sugar Ec-t;irs to Decliae in
Sf.a Piaccisco-Old World &oit$.
T.ie Hrrai.d's Special Ji.patfhcf. -. ;
ew York, Aug. ' IS. The olii
cers ot the steamboat patrol ran
alongside a baie at 5 o'clock this
morning ami arretted )5 persons,
who ere witnesses to the prizefight
between La Blanche, the Marine,
and John Yraiey, middle weigiit
champion of Kngland. The fight
had just ended in Varley being
knoc-Ked oat at the end of the
third round, which cceupied eight
minutes. Among the persons ar
rested wer- Jack J-iempsey ami
Jack Fuiion, prize lighters, Snap
per Garrifon, Jack McAulirle,
l-rank Faired, and a number of
sjiecial reporters. Jack Dempsey
hurriedly tried to disguise himself
as firemen of the boat. LaBlanche
and Varley were arraigned in the
upper police court and held to bail.
lhe others were discharged. Var
ley is pretty badly used up. Both
of his eyes are closed and his lips
are cut. LaBlanche escaped almost
unseratehed, but his hands were
badly swollen. The corridors are
rilled up with prisoners. The fight
was according to Queensberry
rules. At twenty minutes past five
time was called and the men began
to battle. From the start the
Marine began rushing tactics, for
which he is famous. They had no
sooner fairly exchanged blows
than out shot Ids left on Varley's
right eye, cutting the skin. He
followed this up with anqthei right
and left in quick succession. It
was evident from the start that the
Englishman was over-matched.
TWK.VI V .WE KILE.KII.
.Hurt 'I haiiTlii Number Hillrtl by
I" yulatois iti tut Xiulli.
New Orleans. Aug. IS. Reports
from Freetown indicate that more
than I'U men were killed by the
regulators and several others
severely wounded.
In Outlaw Cap'iirc-l.
Muni 1U..-.L, Aug. IS. Alexander
li. Caza, a wealthy cowboy
murderer of Hotelkeeper Oiion al
Catean handing, was captured this
morning at Beatidette river. He
only Miriendereu because the, olli
cers had him covered with rides.
Mtiltt DMLIMMi,
1 be Higb Trice l.egin. to Drop in
San Lraueisco Markets.
San Francisco, Aug. IS. Re
fined sugar declined one-eighth
of a cent to-day, making the price
of granulated sugar seven and a
quarter cents. This is the first
change since August 9th.
Flfc.lt Y ItOI I.AX.L K
due ttf His Supporters Attempts to
shoot a Magistrate.
Paris, Aug. 18. Owing to the
riotous demonstrations at Morenil
last night Boulanger returned im
mediately to Amiens. At Carbi
one of Boulanger's supporters tried
to shoot a magistrate.
Conspiracy Discovered.
Madrid, Aug. 18. A military
conspirae' has been discovered".
Several sergeants and privates were
arrested. Strict watch was kept
upon the suspected men in the
garrisons at Saragossa and Lerida.
Yellow Fever.
Jacksonville, (Fla.), Aug. 18.
There has been four cases of yel
low fever in the last 24 hours. No
deaths.
An Absolute Core.
The Original Ahietine Ointment is
only put up in large two-ounce tin
boxes, and is an absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands
and all skin eruptions. Will positivelj
cure al) kinds of piles. Ask for the
Original A bietine Ointment. Sold b
Foshay Mason at 25 cents per box
by mail 30 cents.
H. J. Misthorh, Pres. B. S. Cook, Sec.
S. Farrar, Vice Pres, C B. Moores, Treas.
Oregon Laid Company.
Organized for the purpose o! buv ing
and selling real estate, advertising the
Willamette valley in all of the leading
newspapers of the United States, em
ploying eastern agents to direct home
seekers to the AYillamette valley, and
home . agents in all the principal
towns of Marion, Polk, Linn, Benton.
Clackamas and Yamhill counties to
aid in locating immigrants.
Cook it Minthokx, Managers.
cTFor particulars call at the Albany
office in the Tate building, one door
west of Stewart fc Pox.
Hoosox v: Dii KF.xsox, Managers
Oregon Views,
CRAWFORD & PA XT ON
THE PEOTOBSAPMb
OF--
ALBANY
OK EG ON.
pARRY THE FINEST LINE OF OREGON
V'vie a cin the West. Catalogue sent on appli
cation. We have also aii the negatives of A. P..
Paxton and J. G. Crawf ..: ar.d any one can
have duplicates from the.ii at.reductd price-;.
HI 'EvlUelS DRIFT.
The circus is coming, tra la, tra la,
The clttwn with his chestnuts, tra la, tra la
The great gyas cutis,
The camel, the whale,
And the orithorviuhus
Who stands on his tail.
"When a disease spreads it is
contracted on all sides. Can a
pair o' docs explain this?
Hens do not live to be old for
the reason that they are killed and
sold for spring chickens as soon as
they lose their teeth.
" "Can a young man marry com
fortable on $500 a year?" asked a
correspondent. . Yes, he can: but
he. will be deuced dncomiortaoie
afterward.
"How do you think Thurman
will run?" asked a politician of a
baseball enthusiast. 'Thurman?"
said the latter. "Which nine has
he signed with?"
It is said that kissing was intro
duced into England by Rowena.
There are lots of fellows who would
like to subscribe $5 for a monument
to Rowena.
A New York sign reads:
"Women treated for ugliness."
Only one female lias been enticed
by it yet, and she was laboring
under the impression that she
would be treated to ice-cream.
Papa (hotly) I tell you, Esther,
you shall not marry that cad of a
Hodo-iey as long as I live. Esther
I). n't worry, papa, Sigmund has
often told me he couldn't afford to
marry until your estate is settled.
She What a frigid, tall creature
Miss Cantatriee is. He I agree
with you, but what is that high
note she is on now? She I'm
sure I don't recognize it. Perhaps
it may be a new one Polar C, for
instance.
Mrs. Kendricks (whose husband
is a candidate for office) What do
you think my husband's chances
are, Mr. Dumley? Mr. Dumley
(anxious to offer words of encour
agement ; Well er away from
home I think they're flattering.
Fond papa (to daughter) And
f o you think you must learn French ,
Clara? Daughter Yes, papa; in
fashionable society there are so
many tilings one can say in French
that wouldn't sound well in Eng
lish, vou know. Fond papa.
II m!
Lavina Hart, a perambulating
book agent hailing from Wilkes-
arre, is
credited with having
lourteen husbands. e have
heard of "two hearts that beat as
one,'' but Lavina appears to be a
Hart that beats more than a
baker's dozen."
Copy-reader (to editor) Here is
a story, air, the dialect of which is
most peculiar. I can't make it
out. Editor (looking over manu
script) H m, yes, this is written
.a a dialect tiiat was popular som
years ago. It was known as "good
old Saxon." It's no use to us now.
"Can't you spare me a little
money, papa?" "How much,
dear?" "Weil, I want to buv
enough material to make one of
he new-fashioned bathing suits.
"How much is the stuff a vard?"
"Three dollars." "All right, my
tear, get what vou want. Here is
iialf a dollar."
THE .t,,0- it-A t laMF,.
It Is Being; Qpei;uct In the Sau
Joai-uin Valley-
itOcVton Independent.
farmers in this count' are
cautioned to keep their wits about
tiiem when approached by parties,
of whom there are several in this
vicinity, representing themselves
as members or agents of a corpo
ration engaged in introducing and
dealing in Seneca seed wheat.
-Several farmers who have had
dealings with these gentry within
the past few weekB are beginning
to realize that they have been sold,
and are anxious to exchange bonds
they have received from the wheat
men. in return for their notes,
amounts ranging from $100 co $500,
which the aforesaid wheat men
have in their possession.
The "business" methods of the
seed man are peculiar. He offers
the farmer ten bushels of seed
wheat at $10 a bushel, the wheat
to be delivered at some future time.
As an inducement to the farmer,
and in proof of the excellent qual
ities of his wheat, the operator
agrees to negotiate the sale of
twenty bushels of the crop at $10 a
buslie"l, the farmer to pay 25 per
cent, commission on the sale. If
the proposition is accepted, which
is generally the case, the operator
draws up papers of agreement,
which are duly signed, and thej
larmer pays $100 in cash or gives
his negotiable note for that amount.
The agreement or bond which the
farmer receives from the oerator
to guarantee the sale of wheat is
worthless to the farmer and th
chances are that the granger's note
wiii ue hypothecated and nothing
nrn re w;!l be seen of the operator
or his seed wheat.
Parties traveled through Oregon
last fall making wheat contracts
similar to those described above by
the InJeirendent. Criminal pro
ceedings were institnred, but the
contracts had been so skillfully
drawn that the' prosecution Was
dropped when the "agents" prom
ised to leave the state, which they
did promptly.
All kinds of fresh roa-ted coTe1
ground io order and deliver"!
promptly at C. H. Spencer's.
TSMPEKANCE BOTES.
Contributed by the W. C. T. C.
Drink, to ricase He."
VA1UNA JACKSON.
The day had been most beauti
ful; now that the evening had
closed in, it seemed more lovely
than ever; the moon had risen and
ail nature was uressed in tplendor.
The Grays' cottage was brilliantly
lighted and draped tor the bridal
party. In one ' par.'or tat Ella
Gray and Frank linker, who were
soon to take ibe. marriage vow,
while, the other parlor was filled
ith jtivited guests and the gou -erom
supply ot" wedding presents.
At iast the folding doors was
tliroivn open, the minister took his
place, and, with a lew brief words I
and oroniises to love and honor,
Ella Gray aod Frank Baker stood
before the c inpany as husband
auu wife. After the congratu
lations, they all repaired to the
dining room, whore supper was
served As. the wine was passed
around, Frank pushed his glass to
one side without tasting it.
"Wou't you drink your wine,
Fraukr"
"No, I would rather not"
"Please do, just this one glass,
the rest all diiuK theirs."
".No, Ella, that was mother's
djing request that I should never
taste any intoxicating drinks.'''
"And jou promised T
"Yes; just as she was dying, I
made her this promise, and i do
not wish to break it now."
"But just one glass can certain
ly do no haim; take it to please
me."
The pleading looks of hi? young
Dride touched him, and he took the
glass; raised it to his lips, then set
it down witbout tabling, and turn
ed away.
Without a word he took the
glass and would have diank, but
just as he was putting the wine to
his lips, old Uncle Hem j arose
hum his seataud cried, "Stop!" ali
ee were turned toward him.
" "Please, Frank, let me tell you
my life's story before jou taae
your wine; then see il Ella will
urge you to drink. I was once a
cicrk in an extensive drug store
with a large salary, bright pros
pects, and a heart light and free as
the wind that blows; I thought T
wns aud ever would ue the hap
;.'iest man alive. But what crush
ed my spirits, blighted my lairess
hopes and dragged me down to
what I now am a poor, miserable
broken old man.
"What.wasit? shall I tell you?
It was a glass of wine handed
round at a bridal party, nanded to
me by the girl 1 loved, and she was
once my wife. 'Drink, Henry, ta
piease me,' was her smiling re
quest, and, I drank; 1 could not
resist the pleading look and wordt?
out drank the wine to its dregs,
and from that moment I have been
a ruined man. And not mv life
alone, but the life of the girl I
married was made miserable by
that one glass of wine. 'Drink,
Henry, to please me,' is what
brought me to this, is what blighted
my life for all time to come. ' Drink ,
Henry, to please me,' is what
blasted my wife's brightest hopes,
is what broke her heart and dragged
her down to an early grave ; 'Drink,
Henry, to please me,' is what divl
all this. Now, Ella, will you urge
Frank to t ike his wine? Think o
your happiness and his in the time
that is to come, and never forget
what harm a single glass of winfc
may do."
By the time Uncle Henry had
finished speaking all eyes "were
wet with tears, and Ella was sob
bing like a child: but when she
could command her voice so as to
speak she promised that she would
never ask Frank to drink another
glass of wine, and she ever after
kept her word. The wine was
taken from the table, and she
never set it before her guests again.
The Mast DIMcait Pari.
Aspirant About how long does
it take to couiphte a short novel
Old Hand About a year.
Aspirant A vear! isn't that
rather long?
Old Hand Oh, no. Two months
to write the novel and ten months
o select the name.
Feather'v (making a calll T
suppose you will sooi -e going
into the country, Mrs. Hendricks?
Mrs. Hendricks Yes ; we leave
for the Catskills next week. Mr.
Hendricks will corns m nnra .
month for a day or so. Featherly
Y'es ; 1 heard him sav that. b
was looking forward to a pleasant
summer.
Departing guest (to summer re
sort landlord) I've paid high
prices for everything I've had, Mr.
Squc-ezeum, and I haven't grum
bled. Don't you ever set 'em up?
Landlord Certainly ; we make a
specialty of liberality. (To clerk.)
Mautoii, kindly give this gentle
man a few of our circulars.
The railroads have decided that
dead bodies transported over Luo
toad must be paid for at the rate of
one full passenger fare. It almost
seems as though they ought io be
carried "dead -head."
A false ford of music js a dis
cord. A false cord of wood is about
seven-eighths.
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