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THE MAILS,
Mali t the Albany poatofllceclnee
F or all unices north
rhrCaatern states ffi;20 A. M,
The Weat Side f
And the Narrow Oa R. RJ )
ot fort land and Sain. 11 A. M
onrallla and Yaquina ........1'2;30 r. u
office mnnth 7;:;o p. m
The poetolUce will be cl j d eat-h cveidny
I torn six to aeven o'clock.
Hciriatered matter (or the ly moroinR
uaiu should be mailed before o clock the
teyloua eveninr.
OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Arrives Departs
raesswrer.
rulKht...
;11.13pm!l?.20pni
SPEAKING OUT.
The Indian question seems to
be as vexatioua ami hard to solve
as ever, although there lias been
some steps taken that are of
decided tendenancy towards a
better understanding ot the
matters.
It is a sign of alvancenient
towards a solution wben the
eastern papeis legin to appreciate
and discuss the situation in a
practical manner. The Chicago
Prairie Farmer, in a recent edi
torial, grasps the situation finely
and speaks out in good style. It
says: "It reports from Washing
ton are correct, the secretary of
war has given tien. Miles ini mis
sion to bring a delegation of the
rebellious anil contentious chiefs
to Washington for a grand pow
wow. It is reported that the mal
contents, who amuse themselves
with carnage and lapine w henever
they feel inclined fa re to be feasted
to fullness, while those who have
remained docile have not enough
to eat.
This being true, what a grand
spectacle will lte presented when
the seat of the Indian wa: is trans
ferred to Washington. On one
side the bad Indians, on the other
the good missionaries of forty dif
ferent creeds, looking for a cbanc
to make converts. The army
officials, we suppose, are to hold
the Indians in check so they shall
not scalp the missionaries ; possi
bly to prevent the agents, settler
and other bangers on from utilis
ing the deluded chiefs who have
given up their worthless guns and
hidden the goo.I Winchesters, h
looks very much like a fare, tbi
periodical carrying of defeated In
dians to Washington on a junket
ing trip and then send ng them
hack to be turned Ijose again to
follow their savage instincts.
It has heen time tnd again
demonstrated that the Indians
cannot he controlled by moral
suasion, missionary etl'orts, Indian
agents and Indian traders, all
mixed up together. What i.s
necessary, as we have stated time
and again, is that they he placed
under military rule, and w here no
broken down politicians, or men
having a full a "pH" with poli
ticians, can get at them, either as
agents for the government or as
traders. Let them be ton fined
closely to their reservations, dir
armedat whatever tost, he fcliown
how to support themselvep, even
though the sijitaws must do the
hard lalor while the Indians loaf, j
any Indian caught olF the resei
vation should be punished, and if
on a Bcalping tour they should he
made to sutler the same penalty
meted out to the white man for
crime."
The matter of liability for ac
cidents in hunting, is one that is
engaging earnest " attention. So
many fatal terminations to such
incideuts have lmppentd, that
there is a decided public c pinion
in favor of making some adequate
penalty. Jn England very few
fatal accidents occur, but In the
matter of careless shooting it ap
pears that there is not as much
stress placed npiiii them as in Huh
country as recently it was decided
that there is no lcfal liability- for
wounding a person in a limiting
field where the injury was not in
tentional or due to carelessness
The case was rather aggravated,
as a man employed t l-at up
pheasants and carry name lust the
use of one eye through the shot of
oue of the sportsmen. The jury
decided that the sportsman was
not negligent, but assessed the
damages at 100, should the judge
rind that there was legal liability.
It would be very dillicult to find a
jury in this country so partial to
hunting as to relieve a sportsman
from all blame, and for the loss
of an eye $500 would be regarded
a merely trifling damages.
A practical employment for the
soldiers of an army during the
time of peaco has been found. It
is said that Prince Nicholas of
Monienccro is determined that his
troops shall be good husbandmen
without tinning their swords into
plowshares. lie has ordered tha t i
every one of his active warriors
shall plant during 1801, 200 grape
vines ; every brigadier must plant
twenty; every commander ai;d
under commander of a battalion
ten, every drummer or color
bearer five. Every guide, nore
over, must plant two olive trees
and every corporal one. It is esti
mated that in consequence of this
order Montenegro will have 4,030,
000 giapevines and 20,000 clive
trees by the beginning of next
vear.
Coxorkssman Gitosvi:xon of
Ohio has made a good suggestion
for the saving of time now devoted
to eulogies on dead members of
the house. His idea is that these
speeches should be made on the
Sundays instead of on working
days. Fifteen good days have
been lost during the presei.t con
gress because of this rule of appro
priating the best part of the legis
lative day to this funeral elo
quence. Tin: Alia Californian says that
t ho Sioux ;wa'r being over, it is in
order to proceed now with the
court-martialing of Forsylhe and
the other lighting soldiers whe did
the work. IVrhaps Sitting Bull's
widow should he pensioned.
The new Senator from North
Dakota lives at Devil's Lake. It
is time that the brimestone dis
trict had a representative.
Money Is King.
This is a true saying and is the
reasoa that Mueller i: Garrett are
doing such a rustling business.
Their cash ligures are taking the
lead and their stock is the best.
You do not have to pay for any
lonp credit by trading with them
as they do business on a strict
cash principle.
Smoke ths celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent igtrs, manufactured
at Julius Jos h"s cigar factory.
For a superior qualiiy of silk
umbrellas with pold and silver
handles, go to Will & St.u k's.
Absolutely Pure.
H is -cy r r l it r t isi:t f . I ave
fpi i i'.y.sf i i; ;li ft nl v.tK.'i flu ( n
more economical tiiun ue onlmarj
kind, ami (inihol be ol! in teiiiK-ii.
tion wilb iiiiiiuUuie of low leal, short
weiuht hIuui oi h;r,li.it: po'.vd
Sold only ui i-uis. i;orxL 1;aki.v
ow
OKtt t o . 11- -X., H. I.
I.!iwr.i M, Jon.vsc.v it Co., Asri-tits,
Portland, Oreiron,
Tie Delegated Frencli
CURE
Warrantc.1 to . ?!'? f-ftff Vf !. rr ni. i.i
ore f.ii.Uii.i i itli.i.u.u
3
AFTER
the veiierutite (irtpins of either sex whether
arism fruin the txcrs.inc use of Htinuii:utt8t
tobaeco or opium, or thr iui(h jouthful imlia
reticn, over iiiilnl'i iKc, etc., euch as loan of
ratn Power, Wakelii'ncis, harinif Down
ains in the Back, Seminal Wrakne8a, Hys
eria, N'ur ous HrMstnitiun, Xocturnal Omis
ions, Lciicorrhoc, Kizzincss, Weak Memorj-,
Loss of Power and lmjoten;y w hich if neg
lected oiLen lead to premature o!d age and
insanity. Price if 1 a box; 6 hoxeo fer5.C0
Sent ly mail on ret-cif-t of price.
A Vl:ITI.N .l tf:tIFF is ?iv.:u
with every ii ortler received, to refund tne
money il a Permanent cure is not effected.
We have thiia't:8of tetiinonialH from old
and yountr, of both aerct-s, w ho have been
permanently cund by the use "f Aphroditine
Circular free, il'lrcssj
iiik Ai-iiKU m r.: tF. ro.
Western Kranch, Cox, 27. Pi.riland, 0.-e-,-on.
For Kde by Fosiny M iaon, who edaleand
ntiil dr.i;u:its, Albany, Oregon.
Fib's Mfo Mhil Fills
Fi'T Ft'inale I
rt'ularities; noth-
tlu ni on
Ouarantow to -jt-
' r l iner.?:
i
Vi Don't be humbug.
eed. Save tiuie,
Health and money.
J-'VOV i:iKe no oilier.
'S&n.V'SK ''t to any ad-
drCM by m:iii on receipt of price, ?2 "0. Ad
drew 4 phi (i .Medli-hie Company
iVe-a Crancb liox I'urttuml, Or.
8old by Forhay & Haipn, A'bany, OreifeD
w
fantcn Two rooms furnished or nn-
fumiidnil for li-ht fc...,i,.
ni'Ht be near III Inline - j o irt l town. JSo
lul.iren. Atlln:s Una uncc.
irANTKD A traiiistreaa, one nhnenn cut
II and fit. t' lil at corner of :th and Kail
rot.d tm t!i, lira, F. A. ilurkbart.
15!
el vsP v w
-airA i"v "
g .'.I ..?..! t'ie market, .tvcr
ftC4.."'s , 'Vail. MHwiwrullv
yv"?:' ..y yi.Bed by prominent
M'-T. t-t&'J ladies monlhlv.
Do Not Pass By !
YE HAVE A EEW:
WINTER
That wo
REDUCED RATES!
BLACK AND COLORED JB GOODS !
VELVETS. SILKS, SATINS AND FLUSHES, LADIES' AND
MIOSES SILK AND KNIT UNDEltWFAR, COTTON
AND WOOL HOSE, EMIHiOlDKIHES. SILK AND
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. SCARFS.
Y FILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC.
GK W. SIJVGPSOTSJ",
FIRST STREET, A LISA NY, OREGON.
Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of
DEYOE & FROM AN liliOS.,
guns and
JULIUS GEADWOHL'S
GOLDEN RULE BAZA A it.
THE LEAD1NJ CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE
OF ALP ANY. THE ONLY GEM'IStt ROGERS BROS SIL
VER WARE, FRENCH CHINA 4UiD GLASSWARE,
ROY'S WAGON -i. ABY AND DO.'J; CAR,
RIAGFS. AND A
Geasral Assortment of Paac Goods.
Specialty in the finest Ten, Coffees and Family Groceries,
for r.et cash and carries tho largest, stock in the Valley.
.39?" Insurance agent for Fire and -;m inc.
I FnrT
x
1
iIOR
.$l.75
gen 'xjm
T03I PKICKS. Come and see us at our store
Prompt service and polite attention to everybody
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
SAUF0
jliTi
L
ink
INURES
kenmttiam, Keuraigta, Corn
- HEADAOHE, And ALL PAIN.
Tb OftHfsrai rttHiTS sni XigstW
LECTKIO COUGH CTJR
cvr oolms, cnoor. coksukptw.
M j i& DrstfiiU. Emi J5o, 50 & I
aeslAOsr O. , Prop's. Lea Angsist, Oj
TAKE THE CAIJ
FROM
Un STABLES
01
V
RATES:
To any part oi the city, 50 cent
For caliiiiif, first hour 1.50. each
subsequent hour 1.
Sliiloh'a Cure will immediately
relieve Croup. Whooping couirh
and Uroncbilis. For sale by
FoshayA Maeon.
GARMENTS
will sell at
REDUCED RATES!
ffaImorters anil Dealers man kinds o
guns ana ammunition iiiiiiuip aciiie oi ev
ery descriptor), cutlery and base ball goods
. . 1 -1 t'
ammunition tithing acl;
tents, namniocKS ana cxmip cnairs. jne
largest Btock south of Portland. Coineone
and all. No trouble to show B.-ods. Quick
sales and small profits is our motto. Also
repair shop connected with store and first
class workmen to do all kinds of work.
He buys
'.or It. r F N
' ' ' " ' V1, tllK.
83 SHOE
nd oilier succinites for C.on.
men. I.nlif- I.'t,. ot.. ......
- i j ...... in -
"? ra",Cll a,!(1 stau.ed on hot-
toiu. Address V. L. DOl'c;-
1 A S, lirocklon, Muss. Sold bv
L. Iz. BLA IN.
7
ALU ANY, OHKGOX
The result of heavy
charges almost invaria
bly disastrous to the fel-
Q.V"vho does the heavv
charging. This is as true
of prices as it is ot deadly
firearms. That's why wa
,h-ive chalked OUR
GOODS down to liOT-
FOR SALE PY ALL DRCGGISTS.
"Si?mc"inonths kc;o I purchased a
bos of Dr. J. P. Gill's Catarrh Cure for
in v own use, hut tindinff my nephew,
O. . McMahan. needing such mtdi.
cine I let him have my box of inedi
cuie. lie now sends for three more
boxes, Buying it is the best thinjr for
catarrh ever tried hy him and hip
rit-nds. 1 pot another box to use in
my case, and cheerfully recommend, it
toothers.
(Sipned), JOHN McMAffAN,
Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co.
Orrpon,
Sj)rinpfi''d, Lane county, Orepon.
Prof J, W.Johnson, president of the
State university, says it cured him of
a roti ph after two other prescriptions
h 3d failed. Likewise two of his little
iritis used It to cure their coiiphs. ..Mrs
Murk 2ailey, wife of Prof. Bailey,
sent it to Prof. Johnson, anJ recom
mends it to all who sutler from colds
and coiiphs. For coiiphs it acts like
aebariii, and can ba inhaled into the
jires or rassas-es. where no other
couph cures can reach.
On
lie Threshold oi the
The public is invited to inspect the im
mense stock of Dry Goods
-W.
Ilia assortment is bigger thau
variety andprices.
The Hiirlicst Market Price Paid for
Have removed their entire stock of
i
Hardware into the new Baltimore
a
Block. Call
And keep yourself warm, if you would enjoy health and life. The Pasteur Filter is recommended hy all
physicians as t lie very best. Call and see now they work and learn puces. io one can alloru
to do without one. For an elegant heating stove that will make the room comfort
able, or a cooking stove or range that is warranted to keep the housewife
in good humor, call and select from our immense line, embracing
all the most desirable makes of stoves.
a n
4i jJESr" V
FOR 1891 AT
F. READ'S"
ever before, and he is prepared
and see them.
M0EE THAN
SEVEN HUNDRED
different styles and differ
ent kinds of Stoves for
Heating and (loot;
TK- ,at.
- world's -factored , under the
tiattlere is " tndo - This
f0 the V , mSt outlive. LT
D We Carand "t can be
i ... - "
New Year
to satisfy cuskniers in quality
Country Produce.
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THE -
fapaPtonfi) ;
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
T. E. HOGG, K.cel. r.
axe
Oregon DeTelopment Do.'g
Steamship Lino
lUiUU
.AND
22 Hours Less Tim
Than by any other route:
Accomodation iinsnrpaaeed (or ccn.fort 1
safety, l ares and heights via Yiuiii u I
Uio Oregon Deve orrotnt cowptny'i J
hip, much less that by any other route !
ten all points in the HjJlit.net't I t
utd San Francisco.
iSAILINQ DATES !
TKOM TAQUUTA.
Willamette Valley....
W V I
Declftj ti
Willamette Valley ,,,,.
raOH UK FRAACUOO
Wrallm . t. f.i
" I
Willamette Vallev Nov, 2 f
The con pan? reserve the right to chan I
teuiiers t r s ulinir dates. 'i
PllLT riBMt.NOKB TBJIKg,
Kxccpt Sundays.)
L Yar,ulna 7;00 a u I Lv Albany 12 20
Conalli 10:35 an " Ckr-allis I -OS ri
Ar Albany ; lte a it I Ar Vaquiua 4 SS r i
O. & C. tia.nt noect at AiUtn andCa
W. M Roae.
UOODI, General Wander,
v. r r. iiirrni
Corral lis, O oa
EAST SOUTH
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.
THE MOUNT SHiSTA EOtTi
California cxprrss trains run daily
soura
I koptb
7.-00 pm..Lv Portland Ar o-as .
10:2b p m.,L.....Allany Lv'.". 6:2; m U
jJa m..Ar. S. Francisco. Ly.. 9-Ov js
local Ps. Train Dally--(Ex. Suniuj :
a m. .Lv. ... . Portland .
12:20 pm..Lv.... Albany..
5:40 p mAr.....Koseminr.. .
..Ar.. 4Kt0raM
Lv..l2.-00a
..Lv.. 6:0n''
abitea Braaca.
2:S6 PLv... Albany Ar 9i l
7:Oani..LT Albany Ar.. .i6 r
9,im..At Lebanon. Lr.. i-4u im
: .
. albant local, PAiLT (Except Sunday)
fw2 -v"" Portla"d .r....9.0C ai -J.W.....Ar.
..Albany..Lv....5.W)Ai
rULLJIAK BUFFETSLEEPEli.S.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For aecommonaT!"! r.f grcrd-CV'iS it
eei Ber a'.tai bed to F. : er 1 n, .n.
TeM Side i:;v?..i
Hot ween loi:lana :"! I
' -1
Kail Train KaMr-F.icep'.Srndij
.-Lv . . . Vtut lawiT"Ar . f ' 4. p. 1
llu p oi..A:..Ccnai;fa.. u Li.f.p. n
At Altniny and CYnaliis cou? ect iih
trniin of Oregon I'a- iflcUaiiiosul.
f at ie Train Ialty-Expt f ut.Jj
4:40 pm..l v...
:io p in.. Ar...
. Iritiai.d ... Ar..
.il Jlinriviiie.i.v..
t.4cJi
THROUGH TICKFTS
lo AU I'cint
EAST AND SOUTH
tfFct tickets and full 'inforrr.aticn i
irardinfr rates maps, etc., call on corm-ami
aircntat Albanv. -
Ji. KOKH1.ER,
Manager
E. P. KOOEKP,
AjfL Ci. V. 4 P, A
, wmi
Tfl lunTcnuTut
ivnnvjnun int
PHiKCiPL POINTS
IN THE UNITES f
STATES. CANADA
AMD EUROPE.
PULLMAN PALACE CAE S1IIFEES.'
Tne 0olocitt Eleeoinx Cars Bob Throcb
Ex ms Traiu
OMAHA,
KANS : CITY,
CHICAGO AND ST. 3UIS.
Elrfaat Mew Mining ai Hit
t aaase.
Clow Connections at Portland for San Fiat
Cisco and Putrct Sound point.
9Rnat leave the Comtnnv'i whit, ml t
the foot of Broadalbio street, onTueedav aoJ '
Friday of each week. C. O. RA WI.IKGR,
City ticket and Freicbt Airn.t
C. 8. MILLKK.
Veacral Traffic Haaagrr.
T. W. VtX.
r.
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THE MARKETS.
ALBANY QCOTATIOK8. i
Wheal 60 . '
Oats 45c r
Flour 14.25 per bbl ' '
Potatoes 50c
Epps 23c
Butter 30025c
Lard 10lil4c.
Hams 141.V. i
Shoulders tiSc
Bacon 10 lac.
Hops 30cc '
Hay Timothv. lf?.
App eg Oreen, 40 ,50 per bn. '
Plujia Dried, 4gc per B.
App'es dried bleached 9e eundricd
til 8 c
Chickens 14.505 00
Hides Bcf hides, prr, 4 c,' "
c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep pell, lc
c, accordinp to wooL
Beef 22c pross.
Mutton fi 00 per tend.
Hops 56c. arescec.
Lard KfiT or 5 v-lion ' Me; .
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