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VOL' 1JL ALKAN YJQR., FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1890. SO 33 1 V V 'if i? ft! W M P SI IF I lirrfcest of all in Leavcninc Power. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS t j&a uu a w up w a , n p A LJJiNY. OttKUON, ' kW8& l ijlMllS !:- ),.kh,Jl M retx 'mztEQi pure VAblMIII.K J'KOl'Klt'l V. The Cunick Addition to Albany has jufct been thrown on the market and will be sold at such prices and terms as will enable the speculator to make good money. This property lies just this side of Goltra's Park; is high and sightly. ovet looking the city and surrounding country, in the language ot a first. street merchant, "That is destined to be come the lion-ton' residence portion of the city." Wallace X Cusick, the agents for this property, have their own conveyance and win oe glad to show this, the best ot an additians, to the intending speculator. ..AND DKAIjKHS IX AG F.ICini I , l)iPl.Z.-V!ENTS. WAGOWG AN3 BU3G!cS. LOGGERS AND BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, IKON, STEEL. CHAIN, COAL, PAINTS, Oil.;, WAGON MATERIAL, BABY CARRIAGES, GARDEN AND GRASS SEED, GUHS and AMMUNITION. Albany t STEKLE, mm cmsrfiSD saw ';,ipifq TEAM ErlGI MILL MA m ALL Ri")X 0? ilSAVV m LIMl ,;i IRK, I mi Mil) 3!V.S". CASTHiBS. d.s o' ii.''h.:npr Patterns Made uu Short Notice Real Es'ab s Loan HINTS TO IIOUSEKKKPEKS. The Palplt uud Ibe Mane, Rev F M Shrout, pastor United Breth ren Church, Blue Mound. Kan., says: 'l feel It my duty to tell what wonders Dr King g New Discovery has done tor me. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thouuht I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr Kind's New Discovery ard am sound and iwcll, ai.iing 36 lbs in weight." Arthur Love, Manager Laves tunny Folks Combination, writes : "After a thorough trial and convincing evidence. I am confident Dr King's Kcw Discovery tor consumption, beats em all. anu cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness lean do mv many thousand friends is to urge them to try it.' Free trial bottles at Foshay k Mason's Qrug store. Regular s;zrs 50c and Si.oo. HOW T! CI RE N;UT118F.!S. A body with a nervous temperament will make known its wants through its natural medium the nervous system. If it fails to receive proper nourishment the nerves will be the hntt to rry out. Dr HUler's Hvdrastine Restorative ensures parte :t nutrition to those who take it, and a perfectly nourished body cannot be ner vous. For sale at Foshay & Mason's. New Blacksmith Sum. G V Willis has iust completed his blacksmith shop at the corner of Second and Railroad streets where all kinds of iron and wood work can be had and done in first class order Bring on your plows, wagons, etc., etc. for repairs. LiV Mors h ' licit stock ol' 'Ji.il ty ;o-Vh !,, nnd tli nint r " .'no p liuvini; h i I 1 h-tv 1J kvJ of mm 033:15, P-;TJJ13 ETC., T3. utit wjs.1 of S K Y'naiijN o'.. Htittn, First Hirn, Aibmiv. r. HES7QRAT1YE r.iULiii HEALTH! Tho nn!; remedy known whirh will SSiniils the Kn'tifta Frocessss of ths Tv thin rt.?tir;tl r.v.' !nlo rinnlt qiitakljr niii ji r:r. ' 1'; UKS All Forms of H;-"(:r;..lr.. JiiHM;?:ilinnf Jlcntnl nnd ".' vein Kxl:;::i--..lcn, tncrnl Jebllity, lii-r.'.n ctr auy exhmttMl or weak- t:u ;'. it Itm if tlio Rynicm, fmm whiit vr i:.Tis, SM11 I-r;rpliini4, Hulls, Jtun uirij; S.irc-s, Sfrofiilii, nnd all Dinrasos of t!ie i'kio'J, SUunarh, I-lvor and KldnerJ G i .CO. SIX E0TTLE3 FOR SJ5.CQ. Tir. IMMfr'fil irtv IxMrk. d'trriptivoof FTv dm-iiiH' i:'ttnttu uud liia ulliur iiucdicii, scut ireo l.y uuiil. HILLE3 DK'Jj CD.,S:aFrsrlclsc3,G?.?. I FOSHAY & MAfcflii. ALSASY, GCJ. : l.i for sale . 1. Oil I. t " g .ltd fArtn and city propeity real tatte in Liunand ! ut iu reliable com pa er. JS'itn v I'u'iJii! unil Ciinvi:vnucer. Call 00 or write me. S, X. STEELE, Albany, Oregon. Epoch. The transition from long, lingering and D.tiniu sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the individual Such a remarkable event is treasured in t'm memory and the agency whereby me t;ood health hus been attained is grattrfuiiy blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard in praise of Electric Hitlers. So many feel th-v owe tluir restoration to health to the use "of the great alterative and tonic. It vou are tioublcd with any disease of kiiinevs, liver or stomach, of long or short standing, ou w-ill surely find relief by use of Electric l!ittes. Scld nt 5c ami $l per bottle at l-'oshay & M ison's Drug stoic. Jewelry can be beautifully cleaned by washing In soap suds, in which a fe-v drop, 01 spirits of ammonia are stirred, shaking off the water and laying in a box of dry sawdust. This method leaves no marks or scratches. vVomen who wish to preserve the beau ty and contour of their figure must begin by learning to stand well, says an authority on the subject. That Is explained to mean the throwing forward and upward of the I Chest, the fl.lttpnfn ni th httrk with the ! shoulder blades held in their proper places, and definitecurvlng In the small of the back, thus throwing the whole weight of the body upon the hips. Gloves should never be rolled into a wad or left lying outside Pull off slowly an i stretch each finger to Its- full length. Mend every minute rip with- glove thread and needles, which come especially foi the purpose. Wrap each pair in tissue paper. and keep in a long box, without folding. Alter carpets are relaid gooverthem and wipe with a damp cloth wrung out of warm water, to which ox-gall or ox gall soap has been added. If this cannot be obtained use spirits of turpentine in the proportion of two tablespoonfuls to a gal. ton of water. Ammonia shoi-ld not be used, as it is sometimes injurious to deli cate colors. To mend a very large hole In socks or woven underwaie, tack a piece of strong net over the aperture and darn over It Thus mended the garment will be stronger than when new, and look far neater than if darned in the ordinary way. In families where there are small child ren it is not enotign to have vials contain ing polsD-s labelled distinctly. They ought always to be kept In a different place from other liquids, and if possible in a bot. tie especially shaped, with exterior rough ness, so that even in the dark the danger, ous character of the contents may be recognized. ...t, lne,mildew cr ink stains on deli- c.ttc fabrics can be dipped in clear cold w a" ter, ind then In a mixture made by one ta blespoonful lemon juicconc tablespoonful oxalic r.c-id ami one-half pint rain water, shaken together. Grea; e spots can unuul- ly be taken out by covering the spots with French chalk scraneJ on, ccvered with brown paper, and a warm fl.itiron st:t on it to co"i. A Cowboy fin lit. Denver, June 12. Aluutjuerquernue, N M, special: Ther was a free fight yesterday among a number of cowboys on the Lead of the Xigratas, Socovi county, resulting in the death of John and Garret Davis, on one side, and Fred Groslet'e on the other. Thii is the second of the Groslette boys who has come o a violent death in that county. Owing to the isolated point where the affray took place, the particulars cannot be given. There are two factions in that county, and it is thought the killing is the result of bad blood and too t ujti bad whisky, A I n Ion of BosiIm, Chicago, June 12. It is practically certain that after the next annual n.eeting of the Union Pacific the Vanderbilts will be in con trol, and that president Hughttt, of the North western, will be president of the entire Union Pacific Northwestern system. Lit He by little enough facts have leaked out to demonstrate that the contract between the Union 1'acihc and Northwestern was a contract by a Vande bilt with a Vanderbilt, and has been amply a test, which has proved that the two systems can be more economically operated as one. Mrlkct Everywhere, Denver, Colo., June 12. Twelve thou sand carpenters quit work to day, to sustain ( 400 machine wood workers and bench wilt men woo have 1 een out a month demanding nine ; hours work with ten hours pay. All building j. operations are suspended at present. Hod ' carriers anl unners are expected to join the striker?- A Blj( Sturm. ' Auburn, X-Y.t June 12. The worst rain storm of the season occurred in this city and vicinity to-day Railroad tracks were washed out, cellars floorled, foundations damaged and crops ruined. In the immediate vicinity of this plack the damage will reach $200,000. Killed bj nail. Sr Louis, June ia. At Rolla during the hail storm yesterday,, stones four inches in cir cumference fell, killing Jesse Cox, a farmer, who was literally pounded to death while in the field setting out cabbage plants. Helena, Mont,,, June 12. The reports of. threatened Indian hostilities in Eastern Mon tana are largely sensational. IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 holds its regular meeting Wuiicd.iy evening of each wcftk. Visiting bro'.htrs arc cordially nviied to attend. heading Photographer Albany Oregon. AVo rmve bought all thenegatives made by V Clark and W H Greenwood up t Not loth, 1SS9. ruplif-at-n can be had om hem only of us at reduced rates. W h ve 1ro about lStV00 uefcntive made by . .ti r olve from men dnp'ie ite can be had at ik ratpi. We carry the oi.ly full line f views if this btnto ai'd du enlrgfd work at lowrot r K.69 lor limt clhvn work. We nhall be Llt:ai;d tii st-e;, on at tur Sriidio in Frtiman'a block, otixr ti.M.r to Masonic Ti-mplu. fW.t rooAt cutTo in Me ,rt. Thu b-j-:t, ii. tr. otty -ite t- tie ity nt Uonrad :.a -j 5 mid lOocr.t Hilars in 1h i(uml t Ciinu Jt Hutidrie FRANCIS PFEIFFER. . PKOPRIOTOn OF - Albany Soda Works &nd Alancfsuturoni of DHOIGS COHFBuIIOUbM. Ve r.r sow prnp iri tn ll ' ' alwayt rr."-h m4 ,'mi' Pnrfli i ' e in 'd union. Wp kwp ri.l' sf fints anil Tropical Fruits. CIGARS AND TOBAGO Hi OR. C, WATSON SI ASTON Physician and Sargeon. Office opposite the Democrat. Conrad Mdver. -PH.,fKIKT'';t OK. 'T.Ui AtvK-liY. ijni-ner Broadalbm an,I First Sta., ( niir .Uitl. JIK't-llMWISr. 'nMtt..lfriiit. . !: .. .t wvt.rvt'iir.w lliii' Turl"' v an' zrttr r-1 . 1I1-.I l'Tri f ni l ':t 1 1 .v'iujj t(i'-n .1: in 1 rcttHHlti'e'l. this old .111 up-i!.ir r-t -iirnt iil In; ni.iiu first- cl h in vry r;-fn ct. The pul.Kc will he fO?'j l, .t;n j(iirl ii;t-..i- .!. nil i.M.nr fur only 25 .rTX tjl ra Kf (i -ntf. i!v,:r; lliiii' uerit and nttran'lve. -'V'vi t"TrasKft.'a Private Imxea. 0,stiTs lu evei-y style. viY i rr- --r, tib puce: mvw 1 '-- rAW, n www. s. 7,fi vvw 1 ' v I'r.p.wvct 1 I Ton. KK1.. n an:: HiKtitw ...1 I. R. S.BlJtCRBORN, OEO. W. WRtOIIT, BLACKBURN & WRIGHT, Attorneys at. Law, Will practice in all tha ConrU of ttie Slate. Prompt attention given to all hn.i IMl eotiaitfd tonar care.. OfEoe Odd Fellow. Temple, Albnr, Or ' KJH3S OF R15Ce. JAMES P. MHftO, Attorney at taw and Title Examiner, ALBANY OREGON. Wilt ..-ant'r in .11 the-conrtp f the Stitf. AM'ri ii ( Title furnished hnrt u.lice- Trn yir eTpnrience. H. C. WATSON, Attorney at Law, ALBANY. -- OREGON Offlre In Ih irhn lll.r. Grocer es, 'NQuc8, Baked Goods:, Etc. Etc. Tl.!r itnort rp tna bwt thf St preos toil Milk !JIUkI! I m prepired to delivor milk to all pirU of the eilv. Onirante the bent qn.lity. Ive n'lietx t C E Brownell'e ((rotery 8 tore. Wa FurrcHiB. FOSHAY & MASON, 0IS!US SHAIfc Druggists and Booksellers, Ag M u for John B. Alden'e pnbllcUoiw, btrh we ell '. publinher'e price " AI.HANT. OBEMI " MolIot Hello M Hello t!lH Well; what ielt?" "How Is your mother, this morning?" Vry mut-U hotter ; she had a real rent fill elepp last nivhtt sbe is almost rijj of hernijfJit swuarji, oour. and nnrvoimticwi. uaU le rrr.w InK Mi-it' viterrul. How gnw TtA wo ull are to you for that bottle of luwtilciw." ' Don't fiiH-uk of gratitude. Wliut does the !(Hrt-ir aiy?" "He tys ho ner or saw so wend' rfu! a chimin in such a wrfous lung Uoohtu. He stilt thinks vr! are (living bia mcthcluo. 1 uon't Itko to t 'II htm." "That's rU!it. Hf'fl an old frU-nJ, you know. I'm sure your rvitb'-r wili ta t ?M now; but tou won't forgot tho name of tLo nudit-ino, will you?" "Novcrl Dr. Pierce's Golden Moolm! Tti eovt'ry " ore tious'hold woriis alrwly, arid it bus come to May. Do come and ' what min fhinu it him trught alroudy, and kt us ihuXkk rou aviiin for It. ' " I w.U. Good bye." Tho loregoing la a fair rcprrwntatJon of a fry coniincn oeoiirn neo. lolJ-n Medical IHnrowry" hHi i-urd wverejlnyrnig wuifs st'd arrontl Coiinmptln, or Lunif-rnru;iu tn thousands of eases uf trr doct m Iiiivl fuik-d and other rm-dieiue have btM'n trld and aban doned as uMim. Tho lHwovery " is (rur antrcd to tx-neflt or euro In every eun, If tjiien In time and given a fair trial, or money will be refunded. OR. SACK'S CATARRH REMEDY ourud tho worst cases, no matter of now lonf cunuiog. W oenU, by drugiste. The diameter of tree? varies no: only from Siii.im r to Vincrtbut from day to day. They ! are latger fiom nocn until twilight next morn ing lhan bom twilight tn noon; they are small er in Whiter than in Summer. Water and the sap of tree cxp.m not only in proportion as they rive above, but also as they go below the freezing point, how temperature as well n h promotes evaporation, and the tiecs cva poratc from their branches in Wintc. and he colder the weather the more they shrink. The butterfly pumps nectar into itself through a tube, and liees and flies suck up their food with their long tongue or proboscis. The spider's mouth is quite a complicated affair. It has fangs for holding its prey, masticators or gans for bruising its solid food, and a sucMn app.ir.nu for taking up the fluids fjuite a complicated is the mouth of th5 nwqnilo, which consists of the lances, the saws and the pump ing tubes. Bargain. Boudoir p.ipcr, large package, only 10 cents at Hubb..rd' drug store . Ilurklen'r Arnica Kulv. The twUS.'a In ttiij wrl I f Ciif4,nriilw.S'r-' Uli"w, S'kKhomn, Kdvr n.n. T-ttor, Ctiiitp-i ha-uK t;hilMiiim, U rn anl 1I Skin Erni!t i pMitivIjiur0f Kil,'r n y reifiirwtl. It in iruar iitwcl U ifire perfect satintactl'm, or mncf refund (I. Pn e 2 rtiit ivt box, Pr Bk't by Foitwy uid Usup If vou want cithr to buy or sell your prnpertv place the nme in the hnds ot J r Ash by '& Co. For Salr. Seven fresh cows for pale cheap. Inquire at this office. PAiSt EY & FISH, JOB PRINTErS ALU ANT 'too hmve e hig stock to iie'ect from at J F r.iwcll 4i t'o Till RSXT-, Whether on pleasure lv.-nt nr business, should take cn every trip a butile of Syrup (ii i ih, !. il .nit. mu.i pit;.;truiv anu el -tet lnally on tlie kidneys, livtr a.i'd bowels, piwmlii' fevers, lu-ii-'iichru and other ioriv.s (f hickneKs. Kor f-ale in 50c and 1 bottles by all leading drtigikts. X eni O ililon Star tomatoci for 60 eeoU at 0 ayera, and all other canoed good, cheaf orcaah. I'ok Sale. At Hubbard's Drng Store. A No S Jewel raiifie; a laige heating sine, two baby carnages, high chair, and oilu-r aiticles too nuinercus to. mention. Gift Kntkiu'risk. Uo mid see tha beautiful gold wiiteh nt the "Golden Hulo l'uziiur." Julius tiruilwolil the lircpprii'tor of the Gulden Utile liuznnr.iti- fMrniH 11a thut lie )ti the 1'rize iukin i'r.wutr. anil io 1 japan tea. expressly tip iur his busiiietfH, and fur the Itenelit ul Ins cuptoini-rs, eneli box of liakinir powder will win a piece of line glassware and also each pound of the tea will win a piece ot line glassware, ana customers w ho buy one pound of tea or a box of baking powder, w liieli is warranted, w ill have a chance nt that ticntitiful gold watch. He lias also added a line assort ment of inmily groceries to Ids iiinm mouth stock of glnssw ure nnd crockery, w hich is the largest in the Willamette Valley. Go and Bee Sir Gmdw liol nt the Golden Kul l'.aaar, and you w ill lind that nothing is uiiertpresciiUd. Alkaai Marble and Gm-utr Works.HaT tn' la'ely purchased the stock of S A ttitfgs tit.i U W lUrris, wp ahill le pleased to hw de.lgns ni.d uive pries tn all intend tu putch.i'-ers. tte.t of workmen rnipluyrd itid prices as low as any fur tirst-cUsa woik. Vint us befnrr purcliasins 1 lki-wlire. Kuan & Acinsox Dent door to t-nmcrat otriei-) Albon), Or. Hats. Ail hats sold for the next thirty days at Ida M Brush's will be dbcuunted, to reduce her large stock. J W Bentley. best boot and shna maker in oit7, opooslte Fortmiller & Ir inu's Wanted, rows tn pasturr. W0001.1 & Tilt Pos. neeilrr. Yon can save many a din e by trading at H C Hnhhsnls new diug store. Try it. ' ssesa. Spring and saoimer wuolcns jnst receirtd Z lohes Son, opposite PostotSce. 1! !l I 1
