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f K - i i L. : . ' Io CEMS A WEEK. ALBANY. OREGON TUSDAY ! fORNIiNG ITOYEMBEK 13 1N8n VOL ill-NO. 01 ilia, the Land of Discoveries -o TKrr-DEATHTorntiri, VT ! F OUIJITY! T,U: mott" of Calif.unia means"! lUJ"3Lja I if aST 1 p"'"""'1'1-" "!y in that land of jZSttntBJw Bra If -sunshine, where 'the oranjr enio j ffy vS&il FEvi "and grape bloom and ripen attah Lungs -Sold .n (kwm Srnclfor C c rcul j r.3 frtr tottlt 3 frr 9. ABIETINl MLD.cfl.ORpyiui.fAL II AVE YoU A COLD, in the head which doe. not'sret better; Have you an excessive secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which either must be blown from the nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed backward to the throat.' Art vim tronhlnd hv hawkino- snittinv weak' and inflamed eves, freauent soreness of the throat Mmm tut fl NT 1 !gPYdHU.",Ox S V cuHz top, Z?Jr?Zr swa -roK fc ATARRHatt:n &wav and the boiu;9 themst;,ves lABlETINEMCCaVflRnvilJT. corrodi lis; sores reve thegcorruption within. As every breath drawn into the lungs must pass over and become pollutd by the rthe tions in the nasal passages, it must necessarily !oll tl at cisciiig (i lit wii.i secre gradually takes place, while the n orbii! n atur th.it is svauvn. itrij. 'it t.ti) stem into the stonsaeli, enfeebles digestion, and (fun n ilii ts cjn rsi:.', tit f l ullj ity, nervousness ami consumntion. DOiNOT PROCRASTINATE. f"you have experienced any of the abovesvn;pt(.ms 'do not delay, hut try Camvobni T-R-Ci RE at once. We positively uarant eeg a few applications relieve and .a thorough eatment to tuie. S;x months treatment for 1.00; sent 'jy mail Santa Able and alK-('ur. For S;tlc b.il; POSHAV k MASON. DEALER t irdware,Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Copperware, Pumps, iron pipe, rubbor hose and plumbing: ffood6. Sole amenta for thf celebrated "Early Breakfast" cosk stoves and.ranges, and "Faultless" parlor hc-atiajr stoves. Albany, Oretrou. AT COST! T L Ij Gr. w. sim:psoni . HaviDg purchased the stock of Clothincr, Gents1 Furnishing Gootls, Boots, Shoes, Etc., of G. B, Koland fe Co. is now prepared to offer Better Bargains than Ever! Having a complete assortment of General Merchandise, bought at a big discount, which he still proposes to sell at cost. Purchasers will do well to call and get his prices before buying elsewhere, as you can save fr )m 25 to 30 per cent. The highest market price paid for countrv pro duce of all kinds, either in cash or goods. C hi Id renjC ry f o rPJ tch e rs Cast o r ia. TT'TTTJTT'T" A SO-jthoir highest l'erfection in mil-wiiitei Sqare the herbs end gum found that are used in that pleasant letne-iy for all 'threat and lull ' troubles. Santa Ahik It he ruie." of coughs, asthma, anil cri t'sui.iptin. 3'un(i:i.v V Mason, of AI- l.banv Oregon, have been a pointed insiiaris!t(i his valble California retn ly, ami sell it under a guarantee at 1 bottehree for 2." - FOX SALE BY - - ALBANY C REGON rin;ring or roaring in me eai, muic i less impairment ot tne nenng, iossu smell, memory impaired, dullness cr ili-zzip.ess of the head, drvness or heat of hiose? Ilave you lost all sense of smell? Have vou a hacking coujrnr nave jou 'dyspepsia? Is your breath foul? IK so Ivor have tub Catarrh. Some have al these symptoms, others only a part The leading symptom of ordinary ca tarrh is increased secretion ot mucus o 'it-uiinu- nr r-rppnish colored matter.. .Y t t.-.. i miaMl hv th ilpim EED posins: secretions exuded from festering CA 1ST from lbany. Oregon G. L. BLACKMAN. (Successor to E. TV. Lanpdon' DEALBK IN DM8, Paints, Oils Perfumery and toilet articles, also a full line of books iuk! stationery, periodicals, etc. -JT Prescriptions carefulh compounded Mam mmm in odo fellows temple. Albany Oreijoit IN W FRIT ! H00 Men Wanted ! ' O'CONNOR AND BARR WANT 300 MEN io wi'i K oi, their i t. tra-i "ii tnc t.iegon I'wilie railroad eist of Aibanf. Apply ntjthe W'liauiette I'ai king Co s stito, or at Hkkabd ; office. Wiurcs 22o Per Day BO All D $4.50 PER WEEK. The Afav Bakery ! A ftiil line of choice family'" grocer es and f-rovsioii, Cannea Pineapples,! OlioiGB Table Delicacies Ornamentedcakes for Wedaimis and Parties. lmonbellies, mackerel and saltjfish of al! kinds. FEESS BAKED BREAD Best Svp. Pies. Cakes TEAS and COFFE Candies Nuts, Raisins. CANNED gluODS, ETC' -ine best boap in the market- Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars i&T.M Johr.JFox's oldJstjUKl. new brn k. low Fl nn s Hermann's Restaurant, Hermann Biercks, Prop, rimiS ItKSTAl RANT IS NOW OPENED TO X the public in the Sa'.tmarsh building be low the Kcvere House, where good meals will be served at ad hours. Mr Dierck in vites nWold custon ers and the pub'ic gener ally to call. The tabic w ill be supplied with the best viands the market afforos. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Mr. Dierck was formerly proprietor of the Revere Ho.ise "estaurant, which he ran on the European p'an.but found thai pian didn't succeed, so he opened his present lestaurant where he has gh en general satisfaction. l'ersons wanting a first-class meal should ro to Hermann's. t-iTNo Chintse employed. -IN- HTJCEINGS, FANCY APB02TS, STAMPED TIDIES. Table Bureau Scarfs -AT- TCI E. Just ic-ceived at line of 1 idles Inn ;ilsu ir.' white 'V. K. Head's a full in underwear. (irt'S-il'S mill inf-inti sii;. Call and sec them. aiier Bros. WHO KEEPS i SAME voi;ngs Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity .strength and wholesomeness. More economical thaa tiie ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competi tion witb multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders Sold only in c-ins. Kotai, BakijT jow. der Co . 10 ' Wall st.. N. f. D.W Crowley & Co., Agents, Portland, Oregon, ATTORXEIS. TV R. N. P.LACKDt'RN. ATTORNEY AT Law. Albanv, Oregon. Office in Odd bellow's Temple. -Vill practice in all courts of the state, and give special attention to an business. lirOLVEI.'TON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY T at Law. Albanv, Or. Office in rooms 13 and 14. Foster's lilock. over L. E. lilain's stor . K. WEATHOKFORD, ATTORNEY AT J . l: iw, Allianv, Oregon . rnce m Odd Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business ruisiiciAXs. ri W. II ASTON, PHYSICIAN AND SLR UT, geon, Albany, Oregon.)! Mil. ELLIS, I'HYSK'IA . geon, Albai.y, Oregon. PHYSICIAN AND - SL'ltr ( C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND ?l"R j. geon Albanv, Oregon, office over Orad wohl's store Otiiee hours, from S A. M. to 4 r. m. 1R. R. KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SI II ) geon, Albany, Oregon. -graduate of licr man and Aineri, v.n colleges. OEVERE IKiL'SE, ALBANY, OR.-CHAS. IX Pfciifer, I'ri.p. Only tiret eclass house in the citv. Large sainine rooms tor com nii-n inl men. No Chinamen employed in the Kitchen. Ceiicral stage othec tor Lorvallis H EWEitr, pi;a(tical watchmake , and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, uivv Mbiie IVoiile a 'hiiiic'. X WOMAN DESIRSSTOOUTAI V ft washing and ironing for laini l)ESll:V:s TO OBTAIN WORK ilie-i. Al ply to Mrs. I'. I'riseoll in Isom s house on iist street, first hnue south oi S.mtiMii canal. On'.ers left at the St. CharlSs Hole ill be promptly aiundedto. i or nle. SMALL TLACTS AND THREE FARM: on ea-v teims. Some near town. 11. BRYANT land .Surveying. TART!KS HKSIR1XC. St RVBTIXO POXK CAN OB. X tain accurate and prompt work by calling unon ex-couiitv survevor r. 1. 1. risner. lie has complete coiies of field notes and fown ship jilats, and is prepared to do surveying in any iirt of Linn county. Postotliie address. Millers station, Linn county, Oregon. 3 Krnlt Ilr.vcr tor ale. PLUM ME It FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY size, complete, with additions and im provements, for tale eheap. Apply to A. Blaker, Shedd, Oregf n, or to A. Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon. For Sale. cr 1DF.R 1'RF.SS AND FIXTURES. CAPACiTT 200 gallons per dav, will he sold cheap for cash, on the installment plan, traded, least or let out on shares. A number of vinegar barrels for sale cheap. Apply to F, H. Pfeiffer, at Albany Soda works. RBCEIVK TO-DAT AS INVOICK OF N0TBLTIR8 in dress trimmings direct from fje York ; the latest thing ont "hey are sure t please. Call add see them. SAMUEL E. Y0TJHG. Meat MaxKrl. T1RESH MEAT AND SALMON EVERY F dav at Hide'B meat market. Fisn a specialty and i full market kept up. Koorns for Beat. FURNISHED AND UNFCRNISHE rooms to rent. Enquire of H. Barnes, corner of Seventh and Baker streets. Lost LAST MONTH, A MIDDLE SIZEE RED colored cow, half cut ears and blunt horns. Tne finder will . be paid a good re ward. Address Depot Hotel, Albany. 500 Hogft planted. DIERINGER WILL PAY" THE HIGH . ..... ...... rta for fiOO hr-ad of hoos J W J .uraiiuioiiicb J""-" - Apply to him at the Albany Market, Albany. Dissolution Notice. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE is herein- given that the firm known os Rurkhart & Miller, who havp been engaged in the real estate business in Albany, Oregon, is this dav desolved by mutual consent, L. D Miller retiring and F. A. Burkhart retaining the business, and assume every control of the s-une hereafter. F A. Burkhart will assume the payment of all outstanding debts of the firm and will also collect all due said firm. , Dated this the 24th day of October, lSSS: F. A. BURKHART. L. D. MILLER. TIIOS. JONES9 )( ARE NOW REMOVED TO THE STRA1I UN Block, where he is prepared to do firs r class work in the toiisnml line. His bath rooms are neat and clan and ready for use at ail hours. On e him a call. Krlck for taie -ityi.ono -ootl brick lor iri Catseii, Albany. p'y.to Y. C IS. The Supreme Court Refuses to Release Judge Terry. .Hi'iuicst o. si itj :.v i;oitirit M my Pead Bodies Eemov d from the Penn sylvania Mine Disaster Sews East of the Bockic-s. WASHINGTON, JNOV. J. ilie supreme court oi tne cniteu states denied an application lor a writ ol habeas corpus in the case oi David S. Terry, of California, convicted ot contempt of c jurt and for a vio lent scene in which he and his wife attacked the oliicers of the court. The application for the writ was made on the ground that Terry' at the time .of this offense, was not in the court room and did not have a notice of intention to bring him trial. Justice Harlan, who rendered the decision, say3 the offense was committed in full view of the court. It followed practically without any intermis sion, that the case is not one in which this court should interfere. Justice l'ie!d took part in the case. A FKIUIITtTL DISASTER. Kecovrriiiic the iiudies from the Mine Explohiva in Pennsylvania. PlTTSRLRG. NOV. 12. Up to Sundav evening at 6 o'clock 39 dead bodies had been recovered, also 20 wounded. Oi the latter not to exceed five will live and probably not that manv. Volun teers are s ill searching the entries and rooms of the underground workings tor bodies, but it is thought they are all discovered. There were about loO men in the mine at the time of the explosion. T.iere are ever and above the number of killed and wounded three who escaped soon after the explosion by way of the air and escape shaft. The officials of the company are on the ground and all is being done that can be for the relief of the sufferings and dis tress of ail the wounded men and destitute families. tic i I (tit: tiii: i::Kiru. Reported Aniiialion of (Governor tiierra in I lie Chickasaw .Val ion, (i unksyii.lk, (Tex.). Nov. 12. News lias been received at Tish mogee, the capital of the Chicka saw nation, tliat viov. tmerra was assassinaJed Saturday night. Ad vices from the Chickasaw nation are that serious trouble is brewing between the followers of !ov. (iuerra and his opponent at the late election. At Jlyred the report ot the assassination is not yet con firmed. :tl in liates. New Yokic, Nov. 12. The New York Central has cut on 'he west bound trains to Chicago 25 cents per 100 pounds for first and third class, and other classes proportion ately. The cut was made on ac count of the inroads made by the Pennsylvania railroad. All lines are taking business at cut rates. Another Body Fonnd. Rochester (N. Y.), Nov. 12. This morning another body was found in the ruins of' a lamp factory, which was burned. It was unrecognizable. In ail seven charred bodies have been taken from the ruins. irn. Warren Resigns. London.Nov. 12. Gen. Warren, chief of police, has tendered his resignation. It is understood this action is due to severe criticisms upon his efficiency in connection with the Whitechape' murderB. .' The Alaska Aground. New York, Nov. 12. A dis patch from Sandy Hook at 1 :o0 this morning savs: The steamer Alaska has grounded in the chan- nell in the lower bay. She will probably come off at high tide without damage. Later. The Alaska came off at high tide and arrived safe. Demand! ns Order, Madrid, Nov. 12. At noon to day the authorities issued an ordtr prohibiting street assemblies and instructing the police to disperse all gatherings. The city is quiet. Barunm Improving. Limerock, (Conn.), Nov. 12. At 1) a. m. W. H. Barnum showed a slight improvement. The phy sicians have a slight hope that Le I may pull through. A Shocking Mnrder. New Haven, Nov. 12. This morning a cooper of Portland mur dered his wife bv cutting her heed open with an axe. Jealousy was the cause. Mrs. Jay Uoulri. New York, Nov. 12. The con dition of Mrs. Jay Gould remains uncnang a. fne cannot survive more than a day or two. The Derby Races. London, Nov. 12. At the deiby November meeting the Chester- GENERAL field Nursery handicap was won l.y!;l"f 1'Ulallt- I mid-winter, are the herbs and gu 'You iv:j) never miss thevater Till tiie well runs dry." " If vou want a well dnr call on E. B. D :vid-nn. lie docs prompt wor i'c.'-Mi:;r.!,.,ritt Orders can. b fit a left at this olliee, COKYALMS MWs. ORicial ( tii:l of Voles kCrpiihltraiis , Will itatily .Noiis. C-'KVallis, Or., Nov 10. The official count of Hentnti county gives Harrison li20t), Cleveland 'Kiil, Fiske L'G. Labor IS. Ameti!gof the Oorvallis repub lican club ia ca1! v-lt t.O L..1-.C .epii to ratify on or about WeJutsuay evei: liiif. An amount ot money has been raised, and torches from Portland or dered. Anvils will be lired at three different plac-.s in the city It is learned fcnat a church build- vug. for the. CLriauun..dMiomiiitUa io ' .j j .i tt-v.. . i . u n bail, via y cbuti cnat tne pi ioit may ne ruled oy a well-known ."Salem devi.ie. A tanner's institute is to be held at the chapel of the state agricultural college Nov. 15 and 10. The address of welcome w ill by President Arnold, and the icsponse by Governor Peu noyer. S. A. Clarke, of Salem, reads a paper. The res; o: tne l.ro graiume is very interesting. A series of these institutes are to be given at Salem, Roseburi; and Hillboro. There are ninety students in the state agricultural college. tXltlOlS MAKttl.UiE LAWS. Virls Tut in Cases l ulil Wanted by Men, At the meeting of the British As sociation at Bath, ou .Saturday Rev. B, Danks read a paper on "Marriage Customs of the New British Group.'" He said that for marriage purposes the people of New Britain are divided into two classes ordivisiops. No man may marry a woman of his own class. To do so would bring instant destruction upon the woman, and if not immediate death upon the man, his life would never be secure. Pre parations for marriage are various. On Duke of York island initiation in to the secret society, which is called the Dnkdok, seems a sutficient pre paration, though not absolutely ne cessary to marriage for the boys, aud there appears to be no ueediul pre paration tor the nirls. On New Zea land some girls wear a fringe across their shoulders until they are mar riageable. These are the poorer classes. Others are put into cages, in which they remain lour or live years with out being allowed to go outside the house in which they are confined. These cages are conical structures, about seven or eight feet iu height. and about ten or twelve feet iu cir- cunil'ereiice at the bottom and for about four teet from the ground, where they taper off to a point at the top. They are made of the broad leaves of the pandauus tree, sewn iuite close together, so that no lig'nt ami very little air can enter, About three feet from the ground tlu e is a stage of bamboos, which forms the floor. There is only room for the girl to sit or lie down in a crouched position o'l tile bamboo platform, and her feet are nevtr allowed to touch (iia ground all the time she is con fined m the cage. Great marriage feasts are provided for these gills when tiiey aie taken 1 out 01 tne cages. ies are pur chased with shell money, and are olteii married ac an eany aj;e on Duke of York island. When a man marries a second wife.after the death of the first, the female relatives of the uead wife gather together and are permitted to do as much damage to Ins property as they can. A man may haye as many wives as he can purchaje; but if he cannot afford to buy one, aud his credit is low, he may have to remain single. Sir John Lubbock said: ' In some parts of Australia, when a man married, each ot the bride's relations gave him a good blow with a stout stick by way of a warm welcome into the family. Among the Kalmucks of Central Asia the marriage ceremony was very romantic. The girl was put on a hcrse and rode at full speed. When she got a fair start the lover set off in pursuit; if he caught her she became his wifv, but if be could not overtake' her the match was broken off, and as we were assured that a Kalmuch girl was very seldom caught against her will. The idea of capture in mar riage occurred almost all over the world. Hence, no doubt, the cus tom of lifting the bride over the doorstep, which occurred among the Romans, the redskins of Canada, the Chinese, the Abyssinians and other taces. W hich Was It? Bacon or Shakespeare The authorship of the dramatic productions contributed to the last of the above named is agitating literary circles to the very centre' but affects the practical masses far less than the momentous question, how to regain or preserve health, that essential of bodily and' mental activity, business success and the"pursuit of happiness" We can throw far moie light on this subject than the most profound gbakesperian can on the question propounded. If the system is de pleted, the nerves shaky; if indiges tion or constipation bothers one at times, or constantly; if the skin is yel low and tongue furred as in billious ness; if there are premonitory twinges of oncoming rheumatism or neurul gia;ifthe kidnevs a.e inactive use Hor-tetter's Stomach Bitters, the finest reoupenmt of an aire prolific in beneficial and successful remedies. Remember if malaria threatens ro alncts, that it neutralizes the poison ami fortifies Ihe system. Eureka. The motto of California means, I have found it Only in the and of unslrne, where the orange, o-mon, DIOOIU aim i i'cn. 111 111 found, that are used in mat pieasaiu remedy forallthroatandlung troubles, Santa Abie the ruler of coughs.asthina an I consumption. Foshny .v. Mason, sells it.i.noVr a guarantee at sfl (10 a bottle. Trv C:.l.loiiiia ui-rt.t ore, mo j only guaranteed cine for catarrh. j ELECTION ECHO. An Old Time Democrat Tires of the Solid South. eit: ikevii;s SKSSATIOX. B Saying Tha'Uhe People of South Caro lina Want.No More Solid South, But -iiuply..Gj)od Men, J.ilTi.v. i.i-lj34'ti- ton, S. C, special says : The News- and Courier publishes Hie opinions of thirty county chairmen on the situation. One of the old line democrats created quite a sensation, by saying : "1, for one, am 'getting tired of being used as a cat's paw to rake chestnuts out of the tire for North ern politicians. For twenty years or more the people have been using: us to serve their self-interests. The bolid south has been used as a cat's paw by them, and the Solid South have became solidified fools, because they do not kick over the traces. "What would I do? Why, I would do this : I would haye a convention of Southern States. Let a convention meet and discuss the situation. Let us say to the na tional republican committee, 'We are tired of this thing, and we want to break tiirough the traces. Give us your assurance that you will leave us alone in our state af fairs, and that you will give us decent federal officials in the South, aud we will break up the Solid South. We will cut loose from national, state and county democ racy, and all the rest of it, and will vote for the best man for president, whether he be a republican or a democrat.' " TKAMPS. A Chapter on Their Peculiarities and their IsclnlnesK. Tramps are the original human nature Our great forefather was a tramp but had to give up the bus iness because there was no chicken In .uses to rob, no haystacks to sleep behind, and no good heaited farmers wives to give him anything to eat. Vet those must haye been glorious i days for tramuing, for there were no ! tlos, no cutis, no policeman, no nothing that was daugerous. We are uii naturally tramps. A tramp does the hardest kind of work from pure laziness. He is about tee only specimen except Stanley and Emin Buy, and two or three more who live a life of adventure. Governments support these travelers, and they get killed. If the American government, would ship a lot of weil trained tramps to Africa, we will rind out all about the country in no time. Tramps always get through. Kar ring tiie few who get killed by traiii3, tiiey tio not seem to die. Where they go to, heaven only knows, but tne immortality among them is low,, and nothing not even bad whiskey, c.ui kill them. On the c intrary they seem to thrive and grow fat in ratio to the badness of the whiskey. Heaven has to keep their numbers down by dropping them off of freight cars. Tramps are useful, They give policemen exercise and add ztst to country life which is otherwise un excited by anything more interesting than the weather or a mad bull. Vitur.il Product of California. It is only found in Butte County, California and in no other part of the world. We lefer to the tree that pro duces the healing and penetiating; gum used in that pleasant and effec tive cure for consumption, asthma, luonchitis, and conghs, Santa Abie, the King of consumption Foshay'& Mason guarantees and sells it for $1 a bottle or three for $2 50. By the use of California Cat-R Cure all symptom of catarrh are dispelled, and the dis. eased nasal passage is 6peedily re stored to a healthy condition. fl.OO a package. By nail, $1,-10. Circu ars free, Worth Kiwlat. Mr. W, H, Morgan, merchant, Lake City Fla., was taken with a severe Cold: attended with a distressing Cough and running into Consumption in its first stages. He tried many so called popular cough remedies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, and had difficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finaly tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and found immediate re:i -f and after using a half dozen bottles found himself well and has had no return of the disease. No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures as Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Guaran teed to do just what is claimed for it. Trial bottle free at Foshay & Mason's. Prudence! Prudence! In medication, as in aught else, nrudence should be onr guide. Yet thousands cast it to the winds. Every new nostrum finds its patrons, tfce medical empires of every false school have their gulls. Euery change in the eamut of humbug is rungsucceis fully for a time at least the. notes beiiir furnished by the crcdulnus. In happy contrast to the many advertised impostures of the day stands Hostet ters's Stomach Bitters, now In the third decade of popularity, approved and recommended by physicians, in dorsed by the press of many land, sought and prized by invalids every where. It is an ascertained specific for and preventive of malarial diseases chronic indigestion, and liver com plaint and constipation- Reports from the interior raDges to the Arlington Times are discouraging. Grass is short, frosts are heavy an I stock poor. Wherever sheep have taken to the range the hills they are bare, and stock of all kinds have to be fed. 3 .... 1
