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ALBANY, OREGON", SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 I.8S9.
VOL.ilV.-NO. 230r
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FOR PURE DRU
TOILET AN13
Go
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TT 1 6. L BLACKMAN
The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the
Willamette Valley
CALL, AND EXAMINE HIS WTOCK.
Tie Ldiiiff
Carries the Largest Line of Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Ooods, Etc. in tli Willam
ette Yalley.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
fa flis Merchant
FOSTER XL4CL,
Mm i SaltmarshJ
CHEAPEST PLAOE TOWN.
. DEALERS IN
Stows. Tin, Sftect fron raid Copjtcnrtrrc. rumps
Iron i'iprs ami oil Uimls of llu mb'nuj Cnotttt.
Aglntsfor the CVebntt'd
ON ' TIME
Cooking and Heating S'oves, the "tcHt stove ft 1 Mi irpM r. m e v r
oltl in this trity. Give them a ea!l at the P; n o J'.b l ..Nc.-i ;i, Fir.-:
ireet. Albany, Oieon.
TuLius Joseph
Manufactaucr of Choice CiQ'ais
AND DKALKK IN
FINE IliPOKil 11 KEY WEST
i Cigars, Pl-urfand Sn t V it . 1 I s os J'iwhI'Iib' ii 1 lu !:?
- ' " , rfull line of Smokers' Articles. Alto dealer in
"' CALIFORNIA ANT HfROPICAL FKUf 1
Next aoor to Pffeiffer's enndf store, Albany, Orecron,
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FANCY GOODS
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OSALKB IS
urugs, Paints, Oils
Perfumery and toilet article.-,
also a full line of books un.
stationery, periodicals, etc.
1ST Prescriptions careful",
compounded
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Albany ' Oregoi.
CARRIES-
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SPECIAL SfOTICE. 1
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of the Royal Clle'.i ;'
London, England, also of the Mjlie-!
vim Mf,i;cal Collide, j
The Dr has s;.t rit. a lifetime of
study and piMetine and makes a spe
cialty of cl'Voido d isc-ises, removes
canirer. Kcr.)f r la en lareiutsiits, tumors'
.aid al'h.'!, uitiiii:t pain r the knife,
lie also !n ji-t a specialty of treat
ment v.'i'h oicctrioiiy. Has practii ed
in the (J. ri-an French and English
hospital, falix promptly attended
day or nLiiK Ilia m -ttci
' (iOOl- WILL TO ALL." '
e -j ?.r. residence Ferry street,
'. e"virn Til'd Vll l Fourth,
9,999.00
IN GOLD
To Be Given Away.
Oil old this aiuiiwmtiil itini Mrdir.
J. I.AHMKK A; CO., Nutacrjiiiiin, 'lurotito.
Canudn, with. U three-cert Canadian, 01 -Jl
two-cent American fx-Biae utattipv, ard they
will scud you ly until (pctiid) in .yciod tiinfe
tor piantuiK in ' April or May next, your
choice of any one of : the following collection
of plants, hihI enter your name in 'enmpeti
tion for the $9,990.00 in cold that they are
giving awuy.in order to introduce tbeir nuf
ery stock. ' ' : . - J'. ', ;
Collection of F'lar:t5a
No. 12 hardy roses.
No. 2 2 hardy climlmiar roses,
No. 32 overblooiniuK roses forfhowe. cul
ture. . .' .
No. 4 2 dahlias.
No. 5 10 Kladiola.
No. 63 hardy grape viiieg.
Nc. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4J eaclj blaek and
red.
o. 8 --20 st rj wherry plants, 4 choice kint's.
So. 9 5 very choice plants four house cul
ture, 'So. 105 clu rry currants (ret1).
Xo 115 l.ees prolific currat.ts (black)
So. 12 5 white grape c.rrnls
All letters with thisadvenisimenteiiclosed
a1:i ith sUinps for any one or more col
ions of plants, will be numbered as they
ome to hand, ami the srndtrs of the tirst
thirletn hundred will re -cive 'ifts as follows:
1st -$250 . The 1 ext 20, ?10 each.
2nd loi ' The next -lo, jT, ci h,
Sid - iiO j The next 415, ! each.
1th " :ti) 1 i he fio.t SJ;i, 1 ca. h.1
oth I
Alter '-0,020 letters have been rereivtd, the
; -u-ndcra of the next 1,100 letters will receive
jifti as follows:
1st 4225 i Next 10, ?V each
2nd 135.! NesM,'.. 10 ca- h
2rd - To I Next 4,!j5 each ?
4tn fO I Next 4 To, ?2 . a-:h
5th 25 i Next 500. $1 eai-h
Aft.-r I- O,mi0 l-.-tti-rs hac been reerivcil,
?s l-.sotl i u xt 1,ik-' letters will re-
.! Its a- l-.l
111 1 1 tMrh i Next 5 f21 each
i, 4 and S . 75 tach I Next 15 10 each
1, T and . 50 ea. h Next 4 ': each
. 10, 11. If. 25 each I Ncxt'lO." .. . leach
After lS"uv- ict'ers b .re been rr.civcd the
s- ndcjrs 1 f : he 1 1 vt l.lii!l letters will lecene
uifts as tcl-uws:
I ilo eu!-'! Next lr ?! 1 ea-h
2 '.' e:i- h I Next J5 1 each
:i :! l 4 5'' ea- h I .'et 5'-ri 2 each
Nxt5 25 each ; Next 4T9 1 each
Any p- r-oii may ctid arn muni." r f t ine-.'rii-y
ef i he above co'.l' et!! ! s If 5 eetitsiu
-t imps c ; ra h si n.,v,c wH vend m .I1111"
riexi ; pm i ' ', i-t f t be n:i i: vs if al 1 persons
wh; nr, idih-d to srirN.
We ir; ke Mm- !ibe al i-ff-.T to r, nd-rsof the
HrKAi-". -.j.'iwinu' it i 1 1- t p.'.. n- m.w, but
Hi,- obVci is to ; fro lu c . (;r-f'. k a-id vuiid
opati iile our in iilin-,' p-iins an- 'I'lconf
ar.d S'.ruhiii .unf. 'n., n hi-ur, ,. Y,
i.--iii"V.ile. i ., rh.i'iev. illc. ('.. "'id ilriicu,
III., ui'-i v.c wil- Lrv.'irjiiif" .-II -.'f-l. to -eueh
'.,r -iM'i!i,tis ii '. il 11 ml!t'in e employ
le-1. ;Mm, but di al direct with 1 ustrniiers,
ami c.-n .!; :-.r.d del'vei .n-l; to :m part ot
'hi- I :ii!-ii Staiesnr 'anana Jlmut ni
t.a!f r;,e, p: i-'c charue'l li.. oi el nur.-er men,
ibro.-b .lyei-ts. t.i-met.-'. r ue wiii not be
u;nk--i 'i I ' .11. j re i dde linn, r-eml us u
M-t i-i u-it.f '. d IV will iMUit" yim prh:e; or
P eeiits I. r j. irmd (iif il u-.t aieii -atal' jrue
vhii'b y 11 11 -ay deduet. frern voiir tirst order
Adii:- h.".ill 'et"'i rs
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iii elf a mm
lM in town.
fircin rx-a!..
iiuiulis, ii. left
nldia'c, ealiliflowcr,
pit- iu n!., Iie.Ml, ilt
Browncl! &. h tatiaid
: & ; Stark's : watch. : Clubs
And secure a watch on Easy
laments of $1 per week,
Absolutely Pure;
This powder ever vanes. 'A mirvei
of purity.strength and wholesomenebs.
More economical than the ordharj
kinds. 8nd ennnot he sold in conpeti
lion with multitude of low test, Ihort
weight alum or phosphate pwier&
Sold only in ems. Kotai Bakin" jw
deb Co . 100 Wall St.. N. T.
B W Crowley it Co.. Ae-entt.
Portland, Oregin.
rilVifililAN
WIJ. DAVIS, II. D. PI1YS1CIANTAND
suieon. Can be found at his ffice
room in Siruhan's block, First street. Abany
Oregon- .j ,
DM C. CHAJ1BERL1N. HOMKOPAiTnC
phvsicinn and pureon. Office, owner
Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon; Of
fice hours, " mornings, 8 to 9 and 12 t I nd
after C in evenings.
p W. II ASTON. PHYSICIAN M SVR
IjT, gcon, Albany, Oregon '
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11. KI.I.IS, PHYSICIAN AND JVKr
, geon, A lbai y, Oregon.
C. KKI.LY, PHYSICIAN AND oUIt
j. gcon Albany, ircgon, offre in rjtrcc's
new block. Otli'ce.holirs, from SS A. I. to 4
r. v.
A.
J. KOSSITElt, VKiriUNAKY SV. K
geou, graduate of Ontario vttrrirary
college and member of the Ontario etepn
ary medial society, is pti pared to tr'a the
diseases of all domesticated animals on
scientific principles. Office at An Alirshall's
livery stable. Residence 4th and tnlapooia
streets, Albanv, Oregon.
DK. 1. W. STARIS. PHYSICIAN A?V
Stirireon, la te of Ilrownsvilie, Or. Ott'io
in the Stmhaii-iVari-e block invtatrs ifc' the
rear rooms on the main hall. Cai s promptly
attci.ded to in city or countay.
DR U' KOI.DKWAV, VE1KHINARY Pl'R.
gcon, Albany, tlregon -(iraduatc ef ier;
man and Ameriev.p collides.
11. II. N l'.I.AI KHI KN. 1. W T. RKillT.
BLACKIll UN, k WIIICHT ATTORNEY AT
l,a, Albany, Oregon. Ol'iee in Odd
icilow's '! en. pie. Vjll practice in all courts
)1 the stale, and ge sicul attention to all
business.
U" MiLVKl.T' ).N II A l I.KS K. A ITORN KY
at Law, Albanv, dr. i;!ne in rooms l:
and 14, l'oster's Rlock, over L. K. lilain's
stor
7 K.
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W1.A 1 HOIU i'li, ATTORNEY" AT
Albanv Oregon. itbce in Odd
Keiluw'H Temple. Will tiract in all the
court ot thestate, and give special attention
to all business.
H
EWKIir, PltAtTlCAL WATCHMAKE
i and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
unmt.
I.niiil Surve.iins.
I) ART! Its DBSIRiSQ St'RVK.YINO POSK CA!I OB
tain accurate and prompt ork by callitiL'
upon ex-i'oimty tuirviyni t, V. T. Kisber. He
basconipli tc copies of iie'd notes and town
sbip plats, and is prepare 1 to do surveying in
am part o: Linn emiiitv. I'ost ittice address
i Xlilli rs St it ion, Lii.n eon itv. Oregon.
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i ai'ti ci-ifieid inu;..i;e ti.ni
panic-
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1 C:: Kt. uri'.i.
THAT !! ( K'NC CdlCIlrAN ri:
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H. F.
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ori;on
: Sells exeliiiinfo on New irk, bun
I !"f.Hii-isei ;:ml I'ortoiiul.
H.iv notes, state, county and city
warrants, lieteive deposits subjeet lo
elieek. Interest allowed on time dc
posits
CoJleitionc receive prom jit attention
Correspondence solicited.
2?""Ofliee hours from S a. if. iO 5r. XI
A jrent for rcliiible tire arid murine
nsurance companies.
PACIFIC COAST' NEWS ;
The Charge Against Justice
Field Dismissed.
GOV. YTATEK MAN'S LETTER.
A Ecfcoos?r Load of Seal Skin Arrives
at Victoria from Behrirg Eea-Tbe
Cbail Btcn Is All Right.
The IImald's Special Dispatches.
San Fraxcikco, aiir. 24. It
was learned to-day that iWp follow
iriK letter was written to Attorney
General Johnson - by Governor
Waterman three days ago : . "
Sacramento, Aug. 21.
Hon. (. A. .Johnson, attorney
eenerai Dear sir The arrest of
Hon. Stephen J. Field, justice of
the supreme court of the United
states, on the unsupporff il oath of
a woman, who on the very day the
oath was taken and often before
threatened his life, will be a burn
ing disgrace to tke state unless dis
avowed. I therefore urge upon
you the propriety of at once in
structing the dis'trict attorney of
San Joaquin county to disinit-s the
unwarranted proceeding against
him. . The question of the juris
dictiOH of the state courts in tho
case of Deputy United States Mar
shal Nagle is one for argument.
The unprecedented indignity on
Justice Field does not admit of
argument. Yours truly,
It. W. Waterman, governor.
nagi.e's case.
Stockton. Ausr. 24. The district
attorney went into the justice's
court this morning and iiaoved for
a continuance in the Nagle case
until Thursday next, and it was po
ordered. The' charge against Field
was dismissed and was not re
ferred to in prosecuting Nale's
case.
TUK CUriSEIt CHAKI.KSTON.
She is Sat isfaetoi illy Tested and
Will li Accepted.
Los Anoeles. Cai.., Aug. 24
The -ruiser Charleston arrived ell"
San Tedro at 9 o'clock this morn
ing, having made an oilicia) trial
tif four tionr's run from Port
Hartford to Santa Barbara yester
day afterniion. The trial was suc
cessful in every way. The Cruiser
made 18l. knots per hour during
the whole run, and developed 0700
horse power. Commodore len
l:am has prepared a dispatch to
the navy department stating that
the trial trip was satisfactory, and
that the boat's engine and mach
inery worked admirably. The
Chatlcston came here for fuel and
will ieave todav for San Francisco.
IIIITOIYTE VKESIDKNT.
Legitime Abandons Port ail Triiiae
and l.eares iu a iuboat.
New York, Aug. '24. Dispatches
from Port au Prince, dated to-day
at Mole, St. Nicholas, say that
Legitime, the rival. of Ilippolyte
lor the presidency of Hayti, has
abdicated. Legitime embarked on
a French tMmuoat on August 22.
and Ilippolyte peacefully entered
Lt'sitimo's late stronghold, Port
au Pi incc, two days later. A tern
puniry government has been
formed. The American war ship
Kcarsage lias moved nearer the
city, and Admiral (iherardi is
ma-tor of the situation.
VKKY KjSSILT IVIIIITKIK
A ( u 1 ifoi ij.i:i Knacks tint a Massa
obiisottM Jlas iu ihe .""ith ICoand.
Lawki:x-k, .Iss., Alio. 2i.
(icoigc I'.tish, of California, and
llc:;,-v V. Watson, of Uiih raca,
Mass., fosiht to a linish early this
tminiinir, j;i.-t over the New Hamp-.-!tir'
line. I'.!i'i had his ow n way
roti! hfait and knocked nit
V;it son i:i tlx- fifth round, 'i'he
li'Jit was lor :i.'!iiO.
j A iro-l atch.
j Yn roKiA, (15. C), Aug. 24.
J Yesterday afternoon tite schooner
appliire arnvI from Jichnngsea,
h ivingon IkwhI 2520 skins, 1025
f w hich were taken in sea balance
aloiii; the coast.
JJlark Silk Scurfs.
1 received to-day an invoice of
Chanilla and Spanish lace scarfs,
hand n:n, ranging in price from $4
o $11 each. They are very nice
and stylish, a new thing,- and the
price is right. Samuel K. Yoaag
Hl'MOKOVS DIJIFT.
The maa who ought to listen and
leam usually does mast of the talking-It
alrrayi makes the fleas mad to
kill the dos the; have been at
tached to.
When a vessel hugs the thorc
what follows? Why, a little smack
on the beach, to be sure.
Ho What would you do if I
were to offer to give you a khs?
She See if my little brother is
under the sofa.
HeWill you marry use? She
(ceoly ) No ; nor I won '( be a sister
cither. You too young. ' Ie
Wilf t Ovr 'be r Vrid mot he r t uie,
then?"' v ..
Ttair.p (to lady of the house)
I'm staryiug to death! Xun I die
out in the barnyard? Lady of the
house (graciously) Yes, if you
won't crawl under the barn.
"Were yeu carefully brought up,
young man?" said the merchant to
an applicant for a position, in his
establishment. "Yes, sir," he re
plied, "I came up on the clevatar."
A policeman offered his hand to
a young lady and was refused. He
arrested her. "What is the charge?"
asked the sergeant at the station
house. ''Resisting an officer, sir,"
was the reply.
Mrs. Jason What a poor spirit
ed creature you are7, Jehe). I wish
you weulo be either a man or a
mouse.' Mr. Jason I wish I was
a mouse. I'd make you climb tb
bedpost in a holy minute.
He Do you read the curreat
fiction of the day? She Not ex
tensively, I am ashamed to say.
However, I d:d wads through
"Robert Elsmere," and I intended
to read this "Pigs in Clover," which
everybody is talkiig about.
Chief detective This man whom
you have arrested is wonderfully
dfsuished as a woman. How did
you recognize him, by the way he
tumbled lor Irs pocket: Assistant
No; I watched him go into a
big store, and be bought the first
thin-- he priced, and then curoe
right out."
"Do you know,"' said DeC!oor,
"that when I was a small boy I
was saved by a b'.ow. I became
suddenly unconscious, and Ijjthcr,
believing that 1 wps shamming,
applied a shingle with great yigor."
"A lick, sir, of life," said the office
bay, softly, as he shooed the cock
roaches out of the paste pot."
XOTES OF INTEREST.
Queen Victoria will have Iter
colonel's uniform cut decollete.
As a prominent warrior she thinks
she ought to bare arms.
Suicide among German officers
increases shockingly. During May
twenty-three sliot themselves, and
the number for June was larger
sti.l.
Secretary Proctor is less known
in Washington than ay other cabi
net official. "Jerry" Rusk is the
best known member and the mnst
popular with the masses.
George Fiecman and wife, if
Lathop, Missouri, have been ntar
ried thinty threcycars and are; the
parents of twenty-seven children.
Oyer a grocer's shop in Jamea
stieet, Westminister, which Mr.
G! tlstonc passe every time he
goes to St. S'ephen's, is a big sin,
Parnell's Bacon for the Times.''
It is :v tiona tide .business unnounc
itirat. with no political tjgnificance.
Teunyson hs a . horror of iie
biographer. He keeps no diary,
and has desMojed his correspon
dence and ail records of it lie is
reported to have sid to a f::end re
cently: "When I am dead I will
take good care they shall net rip
me up like a pig."
The tree in Wa-hingto.i to which
JefiVrson tied his horse and then
entered the capitol to be inaugurat
ed as president is still livmg. It
stands close to the fence, just inside
Botanical Gardens; a students look
ing tree, but greatly prized in
Washington as a relic of the days
of "Jelfersonian simplicity"
I'orkrfcSutlery.
The largest and finest display
every brought to this valley just
received at Stewart & Sox's." Call
and examine.
Ne- ods at Kead e
THE MINISTEE BEARS A LOUDER CALL
"Beloved flock," the parson said, then
paused and wiccl bis eyes,
"As pastor and as people we must
sever tCHder ies;
I've eall to 50 to Ulanktown to be
their chosen pastor;
A call so loud to disobey, I fea-, would
grieve the Master." ,.
Keplicd the cpokeenan of the Hock:
"Though loud the rail may be
We'll call you Uuder to remain; an X
or every V
Those l'.lauktown people offer you
we'll c'ncto keep you here.
We trust you'll hear a vo'c divive,
ur call's so lout a d clear."
With sobbing voice the parson al:
"Mv duty's clearer now:
I'll etay with - yon, beloved ones; to
- - - heaven' will 1 bow ,! i H"
So let us V.nc 'Bleat oe the tUran.4 --
ring rt&sr ana ipwit?. f-.
To leave you when you call soloua"
would be exceeding wrong:"
Then in his ctudy sat he down, a letter
to indite
Unto the caurch atBlanktown. Thw
did the pareon write:
'I've wrestled o'er your eall with
prayer;tlie I.oid bids me to stay.
And, consecrated to His work, I dare
not disobey."
TOLD BY THE NAILS.
Fortunes Disclosed by Mark n
tha FiacerTipa.
.Medical Classis. Jl
Fortune-telling by means of the fiff
ner-nails. onychomancy, as it was
called, was not uncommon in ancient
times. The practice was to rub the
nails w itr oil and soot or wax and to
hold up the nails, thus prepared,
against the sua and upon the trans
parent horny substance were, sup
posed to appear figures or characters,
which gave the answered required.
In more recent times people have
been found predicting by means of
nails of the hand and telling the dis
position of person with certain des
criptions of the nails. However ab-
surb it may appear, we shall give ex
amples of this superstition: A per
son with broad nails 14 of gentle
nature, timid aud bashful Those
whose nails grow into the flesh at
the points or eides are given to lux
ury. A white mark on the nail be
speaks misfortune. Persons with
very pale nails are subject to much
infirmity of the fles't, and persecution
by ne:ghbers and friends. People
with narrow nails are ambitious and
quarrelsome. Lovers of knowledge
and liberal sentiment have round
nails. Indolent people have eueral'.y
fleshy nails. Small uails indicate lit
tleness of mind, obstinacy, aud con
ceit. Melancholy personj are dis
tinquished by their pale r l?ad
colored nails; and choleric, martial
men, delighting in war, have red and
spotted nails.
An Exercise iu Froniiciatlon.
The following rather curious
piece of composition was once
placed upon a blackboard at a
teachers' institute, and a prize
offered lo any pet son who could
read and pronounce every word
correctly. The prize was not car
ried off, however, as twelve was thc
lowest number of mistakes in lue
pronunciation made: "Asacrileg-
j ious on of Delia', who suffered.
1 from bronchitis, having exhausted
his finauces, in order to make oa
I the deficit, resolved to ally himself
; to a comely, leiient, and docile
j young lady of tho May lay or Cau
j casian race. He accordingly pur
I chased a calliope and coral necklace
i f a chameleon hue, and securing a
! suite of rooms at a principal hotel
he engaged the head waiter a$ P.
; coadjutor. He then dispatched a
: letter of the most r.nercaptionai
jcaligraphv extant, inviting the
young lady to a matinee. She re-
volted at tho idea, refused to con
I
sider herselt sacrificable to his de-
; sires, and sent a polite note of re
!fnsal;on receiving which he pre
' cured a carbine and bowie-knife,
said that he would not now forge
j letters hymennal with the queen,
j went to an isolated spot, severed
j his jugular vein and discharged the
1 dntnts af the carbine iuto his
I ab!iien. The debris was re
! moved by t'.e coroner."
Fine S nit ingu.
Just opened, at L. E. Dlain'a
tailoring department, the very
latest patterns in piece goods for
suitings and trousen;, which will
be made up to order in the most
approved style by Mr. K. A. Schi
ller, the experienced tailor who
has charge of that department.
Call early and get your choice of
patterns before the 6tock is broke.
For the finest silver polish in the
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