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MIDS17M HER I 'A SI TIES.
A gentleman in middle life, the
father of a family, was congratu
lated recently by a flippant giri up
on the fact of the absence from
the city of his wife and family and
the opportunity presented for hav
ing a good time. This gentleman,
an eminently sensible man, replied
to her: "My dear young lady,
what is there that a gentleman
can do while his family are away
to have what you call a ,'ood
time'
1 he question is a more serious
and important one than may ap
pear upon its faje. It can hardly
be assumed that all men, no mat
ter what their ages or tastes may
be, belong to the "razzle-dazzle"
contingent; that they find their
highest, or, indeed, any pleasure,
in sitting up at all hou.s of the
night whooping it up witli the
boys and helping them paint the
town red. Nor is it credible that
all men enjoy drinking theinsel.es
stupid every ' night, or devoting
Jeir evenings to pleasures even
uestionable. These are among
the follies of youth, which society
condones, perhaps unwisely, on
the score of ignorance and callow
ness, but which it will not excuse
in men of mature years.
It is probable that the young
lady in question spoke from pure
ignorance and from the idea that
many girls entertain that uen
havd some mysterious methods
of finding enjoyment which they
refuse to disclose to the other sex.
In this connection the San Fran
cisco Chronicle proceeds to read a
somewhat astonishing lecture,
when it says:
Women, and especially yoang
women, seem to regard the world
as a huge secret society to which
men are admitted l-y virtue of
their being men, and from which
wouien are rigorously excluded.
They fancy that within this uni
versal lodge there go on scenes
which are wildly entrancing and
highly delightful, and as the un
known is always exaggerated, they
conceive of men's pleasures when
freed from restraint as something
nearly approaching the joys of the
New Jerusalem. Older wotnen are
not so apt to make this mistake, but
even thev are a little timorouri
sometimes, even though ' they
know they can turn their husbands
inside out as easily as a glove, and
that the partners of their joys and
sorrows can no more keep a secret
from them than they can ily.
But all this does not answer the
question, what can the married
man whose family are awav do
with himself in his leisure
moments or hoars? Of course he
call dine with his formr com
panions; he can go the theatre;
lie can call on his wife's relations,
and, in an emergency, upon ladies
of his acquaintance whom an un
kind fate has kept in town. But
he soon gets through this round of
mild dissipation and is tlnown up
on his own resources, and then
what is l e to do with himsell?
It was suggested, not long ago
inian Eastern journal that the an-
' A . 1 A 1? . t
swer to tne question lies in the
revival of the ancient custom of
polygamy, or at least of bigamy,
it being proposed that the law be
bo amended as to make it lawful
for a man to have a summer if
while the original spouse is away
in the country. Of course there
are some objections to the plan,
but it really seems ta present
more desirable and agreeable
features than any other scheme
vet auiurested. It is not good for
man to be alone, and if the mater-
familias betakes herself and the
family to the seaside or the moun
tains or the lakes, why should not
the law provide for a deputy
materfamilias, who ehall keep
alive the sacred fire upon the
hearthstone of domesticity, and
see that the lares and i enates are
dusted and kept in there proper
places? Unless some such system
as this can receive the sanction cf
law and the approval of public
sentiment the question which
forms the beginning of this contri
bution to tbe social studies of the
da)' must remain unanswered.
Such sentiments coming from
prominet newspaper exhibits a
deplorable conditions of things in
the minds of a portion of this
great country. Fortunately the
above semi-sarcastic philosophy
find but few devotees, else our
social fabric would not long iuain
a'n is purity and strength.
Tiik Denver Times recently
addressed a circular to the leading
republican editors of Colorado,
asking them to name their
favorite candidate for president.
Twenty rep'.ies were received,
as follows: Blaine, 11 ; Harrison,
3; 'Jresham, 1 ; Wolcott, 1; Cul
lom, 1 ; Teller, 1. No choice 2.
It is likely, however, that Ben
Harrison will aain be the party's
nominee, notwithstanding the
wishes of the Colorado editors
That is certainly the way the
iiolitical horizon looks out here
in Oregon at present.
Harvesting operations have al
ready demonstrated the fact that
Oregjn will have a big crop this
year.
Albany's big bridge will
now go forward. Work will
commence at once on this
imortant public improvement.
OBTAINED MOKE KKLIEF
r'ruui a Can of . K. T, Thau Any
thing lie Kver I'setl.
The writer of tne following is a
Baptist minister of many years
standing, well know as a mis
sionary to the Indians, and is now
i teacher in the school recently
established at Forest t trove for
the education of the Indian youth :
Forest Ukove, Or., .March 8.
I have been troubled many years
with weakness of thu kidneys and
tried many different remedies,
sought aid from ditlfcrent phy
sicians, and even changed climates
to obtain relief, but have met with
indifferent success. Hearing
through a friend of the Oregon
Kidney Tea. I obtained a box of
it and have derived more benetit
from it than from any thing else I
have yet found.
Rev. J. C. Hi if.
Have you seen the line line of
summer neckwear going at 5')
cents at T.
Klegant $ I
cents.
L. Wallace & Co'sV
goods all go for 50
The trotting bred stallion
Alwood Breeze will stand for
service at Trites Bros., stable Al
bany Saturday's of each week un
til futher notice.
Have you seen that elegant
piano at Klein Bros.
HUMPHREYS
Pit. Ili MriiKKVsSi'Rcincsarc scientifically
and carefully prepared uregcriptimis; need
for luanv years in private practice with suc
cess and for over thirty yean use'l by the
people. Kvery single Specific is a cure for
thedisca.se mimed.
These Hja-cifics cure without ilruyirimr,
piirgin or reducing the system, ami are in
fact an-1 deed the sovereign remedies of the
world.
LlxT Or PRIX' IPAI. NOS. Cl'RIW. PRICKS..
1 Fevers, Oimrestion, inflammation. .5 25
2 Worms, worm fever, worm colic... 25
2 frying Colic, or teething of infanUi.. 25
4 Diarrhea, of children or adults 25
5 liysentery. Griping, Millions Colic ..... 25
li Cholera Morl-us, vomiting 'J5
7 Cough, colds, bronchitis 25
S Neuralgia, toothache, r'accache 25
y llcaiinche, sick ht'ad-ichu, vertigo. ... 15
10 li"pcpsia, billions stomach 25
1 1 Suppressed or Painful Periods 25
12 Whites, too profuse peiiods 25
13 Croup, cough, diiHciilt breathing 25
14 Salt Klieutii. vaysipelas. eruptions.. 25
15 Kheunatism, rhruiratic pains 25
li Kever and ague, chills malaria 5o
17 Piles, Mind or bleeding 50
I 'J Catarrh, influenza, cold in tbe head 50
20 WhtMiping Coiign, violent coughs fni
24 General debility, physical weakness bi)
27 Kidney disiase fm
2fl Nervous debility 1 in)
SO I'rinarv Weakness, witting lied fin
32 Diseases ot the heart, palpitation.... 1 OM
Sold by druggists, or sent postnaid on re-
ceipi 01 price, ut. iiumpnrcys jiaiiuai, (144
pag richly hound in cloth ami gild, limi
ne, IIL.MI'lIKr.l S 41E1I, O,
111 & 113 William St , New York.
SPEC I FIGS
CALIFORNIA
POSITIVE AND NECATIVE
ELECTRIC
I INAMENT
" CURE1
CATARRH, RHEU M A T I S M,
neuralgia, uorns. jieaiiache,
and ail pain. The Califor
nia positive and negative
ELECTRIC COUGH CURE,
cures coms, croup, consump
tion. Sold by all druggists.
Each 25c. 30c. and $1. Creas
inger & Co., Props., Los Ange
les, Cal.
Children Cry
for riTCKXK'S
Castoria
SPRING
OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS IS THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE ON THE PACIFIC COAST, AND COMPRISES
ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF
Four-Spring Passenger and Moun
tain Wagons,
SPECIAL r ARC EL DE
LIVERY WAGONS,
ONE - HORSE BUSINESS
WAGONS,
ONE-HORSE IRON AXLE
WAGONS, ETC.
It will pay all parties want
ing Spring wagons of any
description to call upon or
correspond with us.
We guarantee our vehicles the best, prices lowest, quality considered.
Staver Walker
NEW MARKET BLOCK, - - - PORTLAND, OREGON.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK ON
THE PACIFIC COAST OF
Sfachinexy and "Follicles of Every Description.
SEND TOR CATALOU J E AND PKICK LIST.
W. O. DAVIS.
ALBANY, -
Do you want to be happy and
make those about you- pleased, if
so go ana get one or tuose lovely
toned piano's at Mrs. Hymans.
If you have not drank Coronado
mineral water, you should try it.
It will sober you up, give you a
clean stomach and a good appe
tite. '
The men of this vicinity need
not be jealous because their wives
talk so constantly about Matthews
and Washburn. Its not their good
looks the ladies are talking about,
it is the good qualites of the cook
and heating dtoves they sell. Every
one seems to be delighted when
they buy from M. and XV.
School Tax Notice,
The school tax in school
district No 5, is now due and pay
able. Calhjat my office and pay
the same before it becomes de
linquent. C. G. BlKKIIAhT.
District Cltjfk.
ALLEN BROTHERS,
Wholesale and detail Grocers
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CHOICE FRUITS
OF ALL KINDS IN
FLINX BLOCK,
gPEIIG
The public is
mense
FOR THE
His assortment is biar than
and prices.
sThe Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce.
WAGONS.
HALF-PLATFORM
SPRING WAGONS,
SCROLL SPRING WAGONS,
"HANDY WAGONS,"
TAYLOR' OR THREE- ,
SPRING WAGONS,
HALF-SPRING WAGONS,
EXPRESS WAGONS,
DELIVERY WAGONS,
&' CO.
-A.G-E2NTTS
OREGON.
CR0WDER BROS
Contractor and Builders.
Jffice on First street with Wal
lace ACusick, real estate agents,
t Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given
n an Kinus ot Duiidmgsorcarcen
er work. All work intrusted to
will be promptly executed.
The Thomas Kay Woollen Milli
of Salem, have appointed G. W.
Simpson their agent in Albany. A
full line of men and boys clotnins
blankets and flannels and all arti
cles manufactured by the mill will
be kept in stock. These goods are
the best in the market and will
give entire satisfaction.
Watchea, chains and Bpectades,
specialties at F. M. French's.
Buy your spectacles and eye
glasses at F. M. French's, and
have your eyes tested and your
glasses properly fitted, elapses
from 25 cents to $ 10.
Hanan & Son's fine shoes sell on
their own merit, and always gives
satisfaction. Try a pair at T. L.
Wallace & Co.'s.
LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES IN, SEASON.
AMOCICEMEN
invited to inspect the im
stock of Dry
SPRING OF
i
i
:
ever before, and he is prepared
Star
Me
..A FULL STOCK OF..
Staple Groceries
assware.
The nest quality of teas, coffees, candies
nuts, etc
FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At this old reliable house s alio to lie
found a complete assortment of frenh family
groceries, to which is constantly beinz addej
all the seasonable liues of groceries ami -ro-rigions,
such as
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
tastetn Buckwheat Flour,
Cannea Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
These goods were all bought when prices
ere low and the benefit of tire margin will be
ftven to his customers. KeiiienilH.T the place,
at the old corner on First arid liroalaibin SU.
Conrad Myer.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of the Royal College of
London, England, also of the Belle
vue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and practice and makes a spe
cialty of chronic diseases, removes
cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors
nd wena, without pain or the knife.
He also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has praotii cd
in the German French and English
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day night. His motto is
"u.OD WILL TO ALL."
t"0Ece and residence, Lebanon,
Oregon.
THOSE WISHING A FI11ST CLASS
IN-
1 S'rj
jment. the best made to stand the
climate of tins coast, can be suited by ca'iin
at Mis: IS. K. liyiuan's, 0ixsitu thu .Masonic
Teaipls, First street. The latest vocal and
instrumental music kept for sale. Also tin
largest assortment of stamping patterns to
select from this side of 'Frico. Lessons
given in uiiiting and aniirniiiw) at hei
studio over Linn County li..nk. (live her
your sriler and you will lie plea.-ed.
(Nursery .
Mefsrs. Hyman & Brownell
prepared in their nursery to
are
fur
nish all kinds of stock, and those
intending to plant should call upon
tnem.
Boots and Shoes,
Purchasers of Boots and Shoes
bear in mind that big advertise'
ments and oilers of big discounts
do not always mean best values
You will have to pay some one a
profit as no one can do business
without expense. 1 he quest on is
who can sell you the best goods
lor the least money.
Samukl E. Youxq.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Goods '
1891 AT.
to satisfy cus
ate tilers -in quality
Crockery
T
STEWAET & SOX
-DEALERS IN-
Russell Eflfincs, Separators and Slackers,
OSBORNE BINDERS.
V'o carry no machinery that has not Iteen tried in this locality and
found to be satisfactory, and as we represent factories, no responsible
dealer can give better terms.
Springfield Sawmill
A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIftLD.) PROPRIETOR.
SPUING FIELD, - - - O LIEU ON.
Alhany vard and'oHiee on
reels, A. Wheeler, AlUanv Manager.
Having lumber not excelled in iiuality, and facilities not suniafrec'
or the prompt and satisfactory .illing of orders, 1 respect fully S'tioit t
hare of the trade, ' A. WHEELER.
Axk my nfffiifH Tor W. I.. DouulriM SIioch.
II' nut for nle in your place nli our
ricnler to Ntiil fur niiuloirtir, M't-urr ih,
aut'iK'V. ami ui t llu'in lor yon.
UTTAHE NO Sl'USTlTl'TK.
FOR EPFORli.
lfCMr!l:'VrSw
yy "mmMSm
Af E nAIIAI
OUAP FOR
3JO OnSEi GENTLEMEN t-alf, stvliaji, coiiifortableand
mt tito l onuc m incnunm run mt a,unrif durable. The best Huoe evei
r tiered at th isprice; samefgrade as custom made shoes costiii.'
from ; to
1.50 police shoe; fanners, railroad men and letter earners all wear
them; line caif, seamless, smo(th in .ide, heavy three souls', cxien-
sion edfin ; one pair will wear a year.
2.50 line calf; no better shoe ever cflered at this price; one trial will
convince those who want a shoe for comfort and service.
$2.25 ami $2.00 Workiniiifu's shoes are strong and durable. Those
who have yiven them a trial wili wear no other make.
BOYS' $2 and $1.75 school shoes are worn by the boys everywhere;
thev sell on their merits as the increasing sales show.
LA1U ES : hand sewed shoe, best I kingola ; very stylish ; equals French
imported shoes costing from $4 to $i.
Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 " shoe for Mioses are. the best Dun goto. Stylish
and durable.
Caution. See that W. L. Douglas' name and pi ice are stamped on the
bottom of each shoe. W. L. DOUGLAS, Rrockton, Mass.
mi) 1VI
l lU lull
BRANCH HOUSE ALBANY, OGN
JOHN ROBSON, MANAGER,
Have on hand for the season of lS'.il, binders, mowers, farmer's tooh
and harvesting machinery of all kinks.
. i
Vs.'''.-'' -
Our stcck of buggies, carts, spring
most complete on the Pacific Coast,
stvles. At Dcyoe & Robson's old
"Ii-i Spring the young man's fancy
Lilitly turnstothoughtsjof love !"
ASS
The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty housewife, all will
urn their stens. when searching
butter, fresh laidjeggs, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds,; to the
grocery store of
E.
MOWERS & RAKES.
Railroad, between Fourth and Fifil
L. E. BLAIN,
-.iii
AtiKST.
ALiJANY,
OREGON.
It is a seamless shoo, with
no tacks or wax thread to
hurt the feet; made of the
best tine caif, atylihh andeay
and because we make more
shoes of this grade than an
other manufacturer, it npiaU
from, to o.
".tX) trenuiu.f hand sewed. tin
W tinest call shoe ever ..llered
hand sewed fIioos eii-stiii
for eiiui-.ls rreneh mi
A 4 ported shoes which coit from
4 ha-id sewed welt shoe, fitit
ninir-iipvrn
r
Lulu uil tUiUlAl)
wagons, ttc, is the largest pn:
and comprises all the leading
stand, op. Blumberg Block.
?
! It also tiir us to i
!(taslitsof!
Illiff good lo
IM, as well. 1
.
r a-
for fresh table delicacies, choice
Brownell.
-THU-
IapioaRonte !
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
T.. K. HOGG, Kerelver.
AKE
Oregon Development Co.'s
Steamship Line
Than by any other route:
AccomoJiitiPns unsurpassed for comfait an
safety. Fares and tmrhu ia VaqUua an
the Oregon Dei e otiniciit company's
nips, much less that hy any other rout
ween an points in tne Gillian et'c lal
tnti San Francisco,
5SAIL.INQ DATES,
FROM T10.PIHA.
Willamette Valley,
W V
Au 4th
" 13th
22. 31
July SI
Aug S
' lb, Jo
W
lanietto Valley
from ban raaKctsco
Uillaruitte Valley...
Willamette Valley..
The company r.erve the rbht
learners crsamuiruatos.
to
ckaif
DAILT raMHKGKK TK4IKB.
hxcept Sundays.)
L Yar.dinaT.'CO A H I I.v Albany 12:20 p.
O.rvallii lu:3f ami" Curvallis 1:05 PM
Ar Albany t:j A u I Ar Yaquina 4"iS p. u.
O. a C. tin.no ctmuect at Aiban and Col
Wm. M H..AO.
i Uooirs,
be. K
General alarjaiter,
agent
Corrallia, O on
& P.
EAST
g SOUTH
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.
THE MOUKT SHASTA KCUTE
Oiilifnriiia exj rees iiiim run daily
" I ii i - I n noii?1
T.OiJ p ui. .I.v i'lirtiand Ar.. ;i in
'ivi p in. . I.v Albany Lv.. CzS-. am
K.: um..Ar b. t n.Kiwo.Li.. ymu put
(.oral I'umi. Train Itally- Ex. Sunday
b:'A a m. .I.v 1'c.rtland Ar.. 4:00 m
p ui..Lv.... A:b'iii....l,..l!fw aln
p iuAr.. KoheMirir Lv.. U JOain
Lrlmnon Itrttnt'h.
p vLv Albany Ar.. t:S4 pu
?:S5 p m Ar . . . , Lebanun Lv K 411 tin
7:Suaiu..Lr Albany ..... At.. 4.-JV pia
a ni..Ar Lebanon...... Lv.. S-4i pm
AI..HXV l-k al, uailv (Kxcept Sunday)
o r m. Lv.... Portland Ar....9.uo a m
I'll Ar. .. Albany ..Lv.... 6.00 a M
P L'J.LM AN li UFFETSLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEITNG CARS,
Fur aeeonimmiation of Second -ClaM a
wagrra attacbed tu Expreim Irams,
W hlile Dlvihlou.
Between Portland and Corvallis
Mall Train Dally-Except Sunday
m..Lv ...Po.-tianJ ...Ar.6.W D. ttx
.i:lUpm..Ar Ccnaiiis.. LvlX.60p. s
At Albany and Corvallis connect
with
trains of Oregon FacirieKailroad.
Express Train Dally (Except Sunday
:40pru..Lv.
7:26 p m..Ar.
...Portland... Ar.. 6:20am
. . . llcll innville. Lv. ,6.45 am
THROUGH TICKETS
lo AU Point
EAST AND SOUTH
fyFor tickets and full 'information r
icardini: rales maps. etc.. call on conimuv'a
ai'ent at Albanv.
K. KOKliLEK,
Manager
E. P. ROGERS,
Asst. O K A P. A
A WEAK MAN
Can cure himself of the de
plorable MMilis of early abuse and
;ierii;ctly restoie his vigor and vital
ity by our home treatment. The
remark able cures of hopeless cases
f nervous debility and private
eomtilaints are ever where stamp
ing out qusu'lt-iy. Treaties and
iiestion list, a phyeician's gift to
rutrering humanity, will be sent
fie to those alHictec. Address
with stamp
PIONEER INSTITUTE,
40." Kearny St., Room 2, San
Fiancisto, Cal.
We eiirry a large sttnk of
jirintei'a stationery, well as
surteJ, iMiiie'iit diret t from the
manufacturers at a low figure,
ami an give the le.st of work
hi all kinds of printing for the
least inoncy. Trv us.
"ll. C. Conn.
THE MARKETS.
ir.jiyr qvotatiohs.
Wheat Mo
Oats l"c
rii.ur i..." pet l.bl
IVJatoes ;'c
Kl's : "c
Butter 'ic
l.H.-u iu(.iie.
ilaa'.fi-Ul.'it.
Shoulders 10c.
Ivaeuu 12 1 a c.
Hops 'Mv.
Hay Timothy, 10, oats and cheat
i.
App cs Oreen, ft per Hi.
PIujii Dried, ic. per Jb.
Ajip'es dried bleached ye eundried
! C
Chickens 14 5n.VX).
Beef ::;c gross.
Mutton :;g:J Wper head.
Hotrs ty;c dre66e-.
Veal Va'c.
W(kj1 lf21c.
225MILESSH0RTER
'AND
22 Hours Less Tlm
EGGS FOR SALE.
I will sell full blood Leghorn
eggs, both sinele and rose comb,
for U 50 per IX also dotted W'yan
dotts. Light Brahmas, I.angahan
and l'lymouth Rocks at the sama
price. L. J. Hoick.
Tangent, 6r,
b
I