vol. ii.
cmornit.
ALBANY, OR. FRIDAY, MAY J 7, 1889.
NO 10
s v..irj I " " i ; :
I
Your Life
Is Id danger wltllo yotir blood is impure.
Gross fowl, careless personal habits, and
radons exposures rentier miners, logger.
tumhTS, and most frontiersmen peculiarly
subject toeruptlvc and other blood diseases.
Tlie best remedy is Ayer's Harsaparllla. A
powerful alterative, this medlelno cleanses
the blfKHl through tho natural channels, and
speedily effects n cure.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
l'rrpirrd by lr. J. C. Ayor 8t .'o Lowell, Mass.
1'rioctl; U botUef, 4. WorlbiiHitUfc .
ii,,,.;',
mum
C II.JJTKWAitr, See
Albany
IRONWORKS.
.Manufacturers of
STEAM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON FRONTS'
AND ALL KINDS OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINCS.
Ineclal uttentlonlpald o reptirlng) x
kinds of machinery.
Patterns Made un Short Notice,
The LEADING Grocery Store'
IS-
Wallacc, Thompson & Co's.
THE PLACE.
iyall mean. ss.!l on
PaiKe Brothers,
Sncccsun fe Mn Fox, or yoit
Groceries,
Several inventions have been made recently
for the comfort of the horse. A Missouri man
hat taken out a patent on an awning which
covers a horse from head to tail. This awning
is sustained while up by poles attached to the
thills. It can le folded up and leljdown so as
to be disposed of snugly just in front of the
dashboard. An other new contrivance is an
automatic arrangement which lets the blanket
fall comfortably upon his back while standing,
and keeps it out of the dirt when he lies down.
And still a third invention of the past year is a
clock attachment to the feed box, by which the
mess of grain drops down to the horse at the
precise minute the owner may chose to set it.
Prota
Baked Goods,
Etc. Etc,
Their goods are the best and thcir.pricea
reasonable.
2nd Shu
F n.t Rtrifik of 2ml ?AT bowIi n the V..-
loy.nnd Vif mt rtsi'i!e prlm, both
II kinds 01
FURNITURE, STOVES. TINWARE,
TRUNKS, B3DXS. PI'JTU.:r3,
CLOCKS. CROCKERY,
ETP , ETC.
) 10 door wcu ill' .. II Yoiiiib;' old store
L. GOTTLBEB,
123 First. .Street, Albany. Or.
; 1
IS WHAT KEEPS THEM IN THE LEAD.
Tliir StockofGROCERlEg'
mid
PRODUCE
is always Complete.
m
Conrad Maver,
ST A BAKERY
tinner BraadalMn anil First Sts.,
DEALER IN
Oaiiuml KruiM, Cnni Jleutt,
Jrl(l FrtliM.
Totw,
SiiKiir,
'.I la OO,
Queens ware,
Vegetables,
Clients,
Tea.
Kiel.
In fn", evw.iilu ' i-h-i N kent In a Ren
ral varlnty anil trriioory store. Highest
n rkot prion pi'.l.l for
all mm$ OF PRODUCE.
Poultry Wanted.
All Hn 4a nt n.inUFir altva " A iaiifti4 .
"IIUJI1 L Lllrl v 111 rkTIIULl'tJ rJKILIjC VIIIU
paoy'rt Storo, Albany, Oregon.
TO G9 EAST.
i Kut vi, M mat Shasta Route. Nice
limit; nl H-M-ia-v at til ti'n n of the vear
See Mm -it S'lat 1, S.uir;i'iii.Ui, Oden, Salt
ildke, I) siivitr. Kineit ao-Miid-cUan cars
fmaile are run diilv. Biiv vn:r ticket of me
mi save von r faro to 1'ortin-id. I om the
foniy person 111 Albany th.t am sell yon
nonet trom Alhtny direct to an oint
the United States. IV. i n me- for raU.
V. I.. JKHTF.H.
.cu 8. P
STOCKMEN m FARME33
1 !i pjiir pwiirv 10 in-, 1. Woo'iie
it;s M:nTr:i.f il'v i)!i.rtiii'l on inv rl'llini;
For fii.-ther rnfiiroiiMO in reir .ni rlrlir-
N Inrinire of Wtn. iH'Wm, P..i ra I'e
won, Lohtnon I John if'ir.l n-- Ifreil
rolvirton, Albanv ; Sm n. "iiio:
(in, Ko.mr. l'rl'ivlll. I i. i , voter.
Ewy me liuin j in Mliny n. I country
irrnr.ntlinjr. OUV-cani rorld.mcs corner
uanil VamilD;r'3H sts.
T.N WOODLK,
Veterinary Sreon.
pEYDS & )m ARE AGENT
5F.I!Tlf!AT..pppn Bi?vivr! ut
HISE. BEST MACHINE IN THE
iAREKT
JULIO? GRADWOHL'S
Golden Rule Bazaar.
j Ills stock baa been enlarged so that It equals any on the Coast, and couMsts of
Roger Bros. Silverware, French China and Crys
talware, Boys' Wagons, Doll Ga:-riag93,
Fancy Goods, and a general
assortment of Crockrey
and Toys.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON.'
1888, 1889.
First Term Open September II Hi, 1RS8.
A lull corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses ot ctudy arranged to meet tbr
need of all grades of students.
Special inducements offered to students
from abroad.
' 'Tuition ranges from $5,50 to $17,50.
Board in priyato families at low rates.
Rooms tor self-boarding at small expense.
A careful supervision ezercised over stu
dents away from home, Fall term opens
September 7th, For circulars and full
particulars address tne I'resiuent.
BEV. ELBCBT X. CONUIT.
Albany,Oregon
Ho buys direct and carrie-i the largesc st'ck. lu
has been addod a complete line of
he Willamette Valley, to Jwhl-1
Is Agent for insnrauea companies with a capital aggregating $75,000,00 P .
"Id on parle Franoai. Hicr wird deutch gesprochen.
CHAS. METZGER...
deal Estate, Fmploymen and Insurance Agent .
A.t commuicallo.is piomptly aaKV,aroj m Gem-.an'or English.
OFFICE: ELLSWORTH BETWEEN FIRST AN9 Z'MiU STREETS.
ALBANY OREfxON".
0, K. Paint Shop.
House and Carriage Painter,
Decorator and Paper Hanger
Piano Varnishing.
All vorc tmarantonl.f
' G B. VASSAL! 0.
(Successor to Henry Suesens ;
'ircmcnls ofaSten
XJK'
:cp.
. . t. .1 Mtll.LllHH-r, WTIV II1U-.1 I. II
lit vav.ilo lii Nli'Miliiiutl kUIIIimI in r ye
Mi'itln.v. u K(mmI iirmiiiiii, a coiiiix'teiit r-
ii::ttfiit. In iliv Shorlh.-mtl IJi-pjirinu nt ol the
-POHTLAND BUSINES3 COLLEGK-
IOHOLIOH TCAChlNO m silortliatl.!, DAILY PRACTICS
(ype-writitiK, cahepul instruction in penman
..ii,ainl abundant drill in corrvspontlciicc amply
il'.inliiy MmU-ntslor positions always open to those
lu.Iv Iiri'prired to (ill ihcm. Scml Jnrr.il.-tlniriic.
t A. I. AUMSI KONU, 1'KlN.j I'o,;TI.,Ny, UR11GON.
PAItir3, OIL3 AD
BRUSHES AT DBYOB
ROBSON'S.
SECURE PRICES. JST0
rnouiiLE TO SHOW
.'iOODS AT
ACADE3IY
OF
Our Lafly of Perpetual Help,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
Conducted by the Sister of St, Benedict.
This Academy is ncorDorated and au
thorized by the 8tafe to confer acaderolo
honors. The course of study is complete,
Mathematics, Literature and Music are
specialties, as alee the Normal Instruction
r aspirants lor teacners- ceruucaias. in
dustrial drawincr, vocal music in class and
all kinds of needlework form, no extra
charore. The aiscipllne of the school is
Mntle but firm. ooiect beinir to form
not only refined younfr ladies, but noble
and useful members of society. Pupils
admitted at any time and charges propor
tioned. Pupilaof any denomination re
ceived. .
Tuition in select day school ranges irom
fS to 810.
Korterms oi BoarninK acn ioi or iwiy
narticrlars apply at the Academy, or ad
dress Sister superioress.
Colonel Ingersoll's two daughters never at
tended school a day in their lives. Their par-
nt train them at home with the aid of teach
ers in the languages and music. They have
been in a church twice. They were not as
children taught prayers, though their mother
told them to read such as pleased them. Neith
er dauehter coes upon the street alone. The
family's passion is for music.
'N'o employee of the government shall be
removed on political grounds" recently declared
President Harrison. "We will not fail to keep
our pledges because they have broken theirs,
savs the platform upon which Harrison was
elected. One hundred and twenty two
Democratic postmasters were removed yester
day.
BREEDERS, ATTENTION.
The Imported Freuch Uoaou sutinon,
Vindi-'tator, will make the season of 1HS9
at the following place: Brownsville.
Mondays and Tuesday" ; Hslsey, Wed
nesdavs and Thursdays j Iebanon, Fri'
days and Vatnrdavs. Heie is an oppor.
tufiity fo.-the fanners of Linn county to
cet the service of the ouly French coach
horse evnr brought t Oreson. He was
imported from France bv Tht-o. Skillman
and by him brought to "this State. The
French coach horse b- neen ettractlna
rent attention throughout the Eastern
states the past few years and are being
imported from France in great numbers.
Vindicator is aline representative of this
famous breed ol horsos, standing J7J$
hands high and weigh. inr 1500 lbs. He
has taken premiums over Cleavland bays
wherever shnwn. I hip stallion represents
the general purnose now so much needed
hare. Ho will be allowed mares at 2n,
toiusureamaro in foal. Keep your eye
on his dates.
Mckmioht Bro,, Prop's.
W. C. Wkstlakk, Agent.
George Sheldon of Indiana recently received
a legacy of 820.000, and the first thing he did
was to buy 818,000 worth of diamonds and
81000 team.
KEEP POSTED.
New goods at W F Read's.
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
Bargains in boots and shoes at Read's.
Fresh garden and grassjseedsat Stewart &
Sox.
A full line Children's bath tubs at G. W
Smith's.
J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, A!
bany, OrJ
Fer a Sterling or Emerson Diano call on G
L Blackman.
G. W. Smith has tho largest stock of sugar
kettles m Albany.
G L Blackman is agent for tho Weber
piano. None hette.
Six shaves for a dollar and a clean towel to
every customer, at Ihoa. Jones,
G. W. Smith gives the white enameled
iron ware with his fine cook stoves.
'A full assortment of brass kettles from one
to eighteen gallons at G. V. bnuth s.
Bay your tickets throogh to the East of
W I, Jester aud save fare to Portland.
I have reduced prices on all heavy wear
in bents and shoes. Call early at W F
Read's.
The Western Cottage and Packard are two
of he best organs made. G L Black'nan
sells them.
Call en G. W. Smith and get one oflthoee
Missouri Steam Wathers warrautod to do
recommended.
A fine line of all kinds of furniture, plain
and upholstered, best, stock in this part of
Orenon at Fnrtmiller & Irving's.
If you want a clean and fine smoke ask for
J. Joseph's home msde white lalior cigars
For sale bv most ciar dealers and at hit
Joseph's factory.
J Vr.ihihil l, a ant Sinor Mannfaotnr
inz oipiit O il Follov Temple, ' Al
bauv,
Dr Writhtsin.m's Sovereign Balm of Life,
for diseases peculiar to women, at Deyoe &
llohson's ud Brownell & Stanard's, P J
Baltimore, agent.
mi
Wright's Compound svrup of Sarscparilja
c.m he relied upon for all blood diseases, fkin
aff. ctiniii', etc. Sold by F.whay St Mason.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
General Assembly.
New YoRK,My 16. Theone hundred and
first annual session of the general assembly of
Presbyterian churches was begun this morning.
About 1 500 delegates were uresent from all
over the country.
At 4 p m Charles A Dirkey.of Philadelnhia.
William C Rolwrts, of Chicago, and I M
Warral, of New York, were nominated to the
office of morleratir. Dr. Rroberts was elected
by 53 plurality. I le was induced into office,
and a recess was had until evening.
1 ne wrcgon represeniauves are oeorge A.
Hutchinson, William A Leslie, W Q Forbes,
and J II Emmit,
Grand LnUjro IOOF.
McM1s.Nv11.LE, May 16. The grand lodge
of Odd Fellows met at 8 o'clock this morning
and elected the following officers: Grand master
O D Doane.of the Dalles; deputy grand master,
G II Burnett, of Marion, grand warden, P P
Gates, of Lafayette; grand secretary, A N
Gamble; grrnd treasurer,! G Wright.of Salem;
.tjwciHii,g, , i) nanuiy, 01 r.cno,
1 he next grand lodge will be held at Portland.
The lodge will close at 3 p m to-morrow. . i
Yillard Challenged.
Albany, N Y., May 16. Richard Boeckn.a
young German, was arrested here this afternoon
for challenging to a duel Henry Villard, the
well known financier.
A New York lawyer came up with a detec
tive, and one of the local police justices issued
a warrant for the arrest of Boeckn, a slightly
built young man,
3Iinneota Crops.
. Minneapolis, May 16. A special to the
Tribune reports cold rains all over the notliera
and central portions of the state,
Chinch bugs, w herever they exist.are certain
lo be chilled to death or drowned. The farm
ers and loggers are jubilant. The farmers claim
that there is enough water in the ground to last
for six weeks or two months.
The crops everywhere are in fine shape, and
promise a grand harvest, if there is no bad luck
from summer frosts.
WILL BROS,
Dealers In all the iate.it Improved Pi-n is
Organ., Sewing Machines, Guns. Also
a full line of warranted Kazors, flulchor
and Pocket Knivns. Tho he-it kind it
sewing machine nil, needles and extra",
for all machines. Ail icrViR npstlv
and reii-ionablv done.
The Cycling Tournament.
Chicago, May 16. The score in the six
days cycling tournament at the end of the fourth
day is as follows: Prince and Knapp, 475 miles
7 laps each; Reading and Morgan, 475 miles
5 laps each; Schock 469 miles 4 laps.
J'reo Delivery.
Washington, May 16, A free delivery ser
vice will be established on July 1 at Butre City,
Mont., Tasadena, Cal., and Fresno, Cal.
Don't fai o examine Mcllwain's carpets
You will fi them from 10 to 15 per cent
cheaper tha any other place in town, taking
in considera on the qunlity.
A splendid stock o '..-."itches, jew
frvaelrj ,clocks, etc., at Will & Starks,
Vjjmany new things being just received.
Also a tine" line of gold headed canes. Call
on them for bargains.
Babies. The finest line of baby carri
ages in the Valley just n celved at'stewart
& Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con
sidering the superior quality of the carriages.
Wriiiht's Arabian Horsn LioimeDt, an in
valuable remedy for sprains, bruises, lame
ness and all affection of the skin, muscles and
joints to which horses and cattle are sab
jtct. Sold by FofIisv & Maeon.
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rv i 1 it inn) tlu I tinners
lili t.n-M-rvt-r.
. tt - Lot-.u-: six for Js-K
Hills
tiho pjaDBn"n"n','nr'iiii',!','i
I guild rHri'.H"' '" Ni'"' 'I'M' A-.
tl. W. AYEK ill SON. our autln.-rl7.t-d ti-uli
m ware and Hano-
WARE Of' ALL HYtiW AT
QE0 : fJOBO
If you ire nervous or irrital.!n,fetl lnnguiil,
f.isr, ii itt'H, orif you have tick heitdache,
I; w i'.uii)iexinii,orotrennivo lirtiHth.thon Voiir
rvr t "lit of opler and needs rounitij.'. Or.
Mi m! 'ii Dandelion Tonic restores the V.wr
to hralthy notion and tones up tho entiie
tern. Sold hy Kocha 4: Maaou.
Ilt. IIO WAN KO
injjhin om' discovery for Consumption, tuo
ce -ed i produiMnir a medicine which iiao
kn iwledjtd hy all to be simply marve'ona
It -x-!-'rd!n1;ly pleaDant to the taete, per
'v 1 armies, nnd dues not nickcn. In p!
,f i i'psof Consumption. CouliKtiolfls
v r '. pmr C"iuh, Croup, Rronihitm, mid
; in the Chfct, it Iiah civen universal
. tioii. r IWiiiikit s Cough and Luxf
, rap i oold at 50 ctnt hy Dr Uimi SC Son.
Portland, Or., .Inn. 12th.
Having n snvere Imck sche Inst numiner, I
tried the Oregon Kidney 'lei, I lined one can,
which effected a radical cum. I would rec
ommend it to nil who aro slll-cted asonni
failinf! remed. Jt'i.tts Am.
Sold by Fothaj $t Manon.
roit 11 ijU.
Iti-fti'iif I'im 'i o "' I""!'' lti
ion ,r..,.innrv-"7 i:-'mMo pilnr
mi; warm, ThU r. , j writ &4 lllin-l, lilieil.rVl
pnitrudiiiK Ptlu rid t once to iho Ciilio:.t
Ur. l("iiiiikti it -.j ronifly, w.ilnli aww diroctly
th- tnrt ,t.i'Wtl, at Wiinir lh tinihiM, mm ' n
Intvnw itc sml eiWlu-f wnnvt r'1'
rants. Adiliw The Ir B -inko Mitnc Cu.,ro
O. S"M by Ur. (,'Uks ii tl m.
SUPERIOR LINES OF
AGRICULTURAL IM
PLEMENTS AT DE
YOE & ROBSON
Wriuht's Syiup Tnr rd Wild Cheiry
Try it and jou will uco nothing the fo.
coupus, coldB sud all sffretinr, of the throat
and lungs. Sold by Foshay & Mason.
Not one person in fifty arrives at thesge
of forty, who is not trcabled with kidney or
urinary complaints m some form. To those
iHHcred with pnin in the back, i on retention
of urine, nervnna dibility, painful or fnp
pressed menstruation, we can offer a remedy
that has been in cmistsnt uie over twenty
yeam, Orfgun Kidney Tea. This prepiration
has done mure tor t-uffering humanity than
any nthir meilicine in the market. Sold by
Ko.hay & Maton.
A gentleman whohBil suffer, d cieatnnnoy
ance and pnin from buihrra itch,siid who had
been trenteri by tho be.t physician, without
relief, fays that tuo bill lis rf Dntsrd's
Spicilic rum! Iiitn sl.d I, ft his fnce perfectly
month, witl out s esr. It ii. vtr fails iuskiu
dlresKi-s Sold bv Kt..hny 4 Mnto.r.
( I RK NICK IIC A I1IK.
Do yim s ant a rrmi ily f.ir pillnumw, Pitniiles on
Ihefncf.S'il a .lire ri.re fur .ii-k hcilnrhe, auk llr
nipm ami the PMiirtl.i., tnr Ur. Cci.nl'. Lire
Fllla, try s iln. . mini l,a frr full h,,x W cnl,Tt
Wright's Myrth tenth "nop. Frngrsrt,
cooling nd refrerhiuv. Heala snro gums
and presrrves the teeth. Sold hy Fotluy
Mason.
A city, hackintr ci tub 1 ret. ti t Inntichisl
tubes in a rti tc of 101 ttnnl iriilnticn, mliit-h
If not nr-edi'y removed, may Ipprf m bronl
obiti". No inimtitt-r imirdy ren l e had than
Avi-r's t'her'v l'rctntal. viiich is inuli an
anodyne and t xpectornft
Fins line of Guns and
good stock of Ansnivni
tion at Deyoe and Rob
son'? :)!,' " i ; , i j