VOL. Ill
ALBANY. OR., WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1800.
SO KG
pThisie croof the 500
'.- W;
Russel & Go's
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS AfiO DOGGIES', LOGGERS A" D
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, IROW, STEEL. CHAIN, COAL, PAINTS,
OILS, WAGON MATERIAL, BABY CARRIAGES, GARDEN
AND GRASS SEED, GUNS and AMMUNITION.
D. R. N. BLACRDUBS,
OtO. V. VUIUHT,
BLACKBURN & WRIGHT,
Attorneys at. Law,
Will practice in all the Courts f the
State. Prompt attention given to, allbuffi
neiN enttnsta to oar care.
Office Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or
IOK SAI.R I have two young mire.,
harnem and new wagon, one full-blol
J.rwv bull anrl one frirat-ela.8 milk caw
which I will Mil for cash cheap. Call at the !
Kaunirg place, two mil". e.t r.f T.nc-nv j
t'l.p.iri! Ptikueler. I
fc'tovcs Srsixil & LENDERS
1 : "n.
ALBANY. OREGON,
-AtiKNTS Foil-
Engines an
rr:r--: vS-v-i .' i -f?-',
tI,yiV,.?!a&V.W,..: IV-
J DEALERS IN ..
J. U. B'JM,tt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NuTAFJ
PUBLIC,
fiiTOIIice in Ntrn'mir. lllook, No'.. 1
md 2.
AL3AKY, ORESON.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$Jco,noo to loan at S p!r ccnt'on Im
proved farm or citv jmipertv.
'Wallace jc Ji'skk.
can show you.yrj;?
d Macliinery.
LSD? .H?-'-..i iF
H. C. VVATSSN,
Attorney an Law,
ALBANY, -:- OREGON.
Ofllrr In Ihe ntrnhnn Blork.
JAMES P. MEAD,
AUornsy a5 LawaniTitlo Eiaainer
ALBANY OREGON.
Will practice in all trie-courts nf the
Statr. Abstract, of Tula fnnmhid on
short uotice Teo vrars er.uerience.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY TORE
vau;ai.:.k imeoi'Kuv.
The Cuslck Addition to Albany has
just been thrown op. the market and will
be sold at such pricei 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,
overlooking the city and surrounding
(country. In the language of a First
Fstreet merchant, "That is destined to be
fcome the lion-ton' residence portion of
lilt til y.
Wallace x Cusick, the agents for this
frp-.'operty, have their own conveyance and
win dc giau to snow tms, me nest ot an
additions, to the intending speculator.
Bargains atJRead'a.
Tlic rulpH an it HieHlauc
Rev F M Hhrout, jfiitor United Breth
ren Church, lilue Mound, Kan., says: -I
feel it mv duty to tell what wonders Dr
King's New Discovery has done for me.
My lungs were badly diseased, and my
parishioners thought 1 could live only a
few weeks. I took five bottles of Ir
King's New Discovery and am sound and
well, gai.iing 26 lbs in weight.'
Vailing Pliitoirrii!tcrM A than y Onon.
We have houuVt ail thcutjgatives mad by
L W Clark and W H It men wood np to Nuv
15th, 1SS1). Duplicates con be had from
hem only of us at reduced rates. We have
also ahout 18,000 uegativea made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had at
like rates. We carry the only full line f
views of this state and do enlarged work at
lowettt rates for liraC clia work. We Bhall be
pleased to see yon at our Studio in Froman's
block, next dour to Masonic Temple.
IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 holds Its
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brothers are cordially
nvited to attend.
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Tb? worM ia even r.s xt
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t i rtii:. '. iru..r'ip". f. d " t;
ou in.- L'tii.e-wNi'! cifj, iiiii fai'..ir,i-.
O'lt l'.r mtinv ynri.
" FuvnrUt; I-'ro'TinUfi'l " 1 1 1 'fir' tit :
t ;it.'( a Kerrrctji'. Cot'isin! n"
! il in
ir'"oriino; no pvrup or mt'u' In r
Vtn. As iwnUar in ha rvui.ui.u n xAit
its oot!i mition.
.& a l'owf -mil, invitTorr hit i
pticnBtti to tlf viioli s.vMi tn. jy.t
fit- nr.li.l) si'nl Ue ap:v-n-!i'kT' .'.
vorrvn (.-('T-iMlly, fir. I'.in"', Vu
wrl;'ii'iii it the jrrtnti-jtt cartiilv l
ii:it' i.jJ (rs an apyn't'.-i i; rli
BtoraMvt to'ilr;, or st rciiir'.h y'.vr.
A l!io!c of I'Xl pryffi on U'r:nn
rf5iiies, t.hftir .Viitiin:. ntnl If- '
-ill.:;
0.11 .v
'id I!"
to
th'-iti, p-nt griiir., in plriln envfuiin:, on ro
ecipt of tii o,:it. In fttmnfrt.
Ailrt-jtS. Woitf.It'S fll'.NS.RT Mkiwat,
As ICIAUON, IVo.GUl Muin ft., DuIT.-j, N. Y.
DR. PIERCE'S PELLETS
Porpy V -.
I.xalHf. or t'atharlj, a.--.i.iini: to b- of
dote. Iiy dutttiJU, 3ta ccnU a ial.
J, J. WHITNEY,
UaoLtey And Counsellor At Lav
XoUivs Public.
ALEAT, OREGON
J.K. WE ATHERFORD ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A t. OIICI.ON.
W it lULYEUf
ATTOKNKY AT LAW
And Solicitor in ( lmncery
tl.RAKY. OKCtiOl.
f'n.lfMtlons prnni(.tly i.iade on ait r'jyi
Cr3rnoiotited on tranotiablfftnrun.
TJ, 5. Gov't Report, Aug, 17, 1889,
M AM'FATLiU US PROFIT.
Eiu;knk, Or., July 22,
1S90.
EJifors Democrat:
1' lease inform me through your valuable
paiier, about how much more the manufacturer
gains on a $25 suit of cluthes (wool) under the
present 'anil Ui.m be would under ircc trade.
A Sl bscrihiir.
l4Sub$crilirt " question is not very plain
Wc suppose he means how much more the
aiiit of clothes would cost under our present
tariff than under free trade. If a suit of clothes
is Iwjught in Manchester or Paris for $25 to be
imported to this country, the purchaser would
be inel ac New York City or other home harbor
by the collector of customs who would require
him to pay two duties on the suit, a specific
duty and an ad valorem duty. 'I he specific
duty is 40 cents per pound on the suit which
would be about $2,00. Then he would be re
quired to pay an ad valorem duty of 35 p?&
cent of the cost which would bt 6S.75. Tlit
two duties added together makes $io 75 as O'e
amount of duty which this importer would have
to pay on a suit of clollus weighing five pounds
and that cost 25. Under the McKinlcy bill,
nuw vending before congress, the duly on this
si me suit of clothes (that cost $2$ in t':e forei
gn market) would be 49 cents per pound
which would be $2,47 and an ad valorem
duty of 60 per cent on the cost which woidJ be
$15,00 Add the $15,00 and $2,47 together
making SL7-474 as the duty provided for- in
the .McKinlev bill, So the McKinley bill in
creases the duty on this suit of clothes to the
amount of $6. 72. Or ip other words the in
crease in the McKinley bill oer the present
is from 54,oS prc?nt to 84,74 per cent. If
Subscriler will reflect he will see that unde
the present law the suit that cost $25 h Pairs
will staad him in $35.75 in New York city be
sides freight. Under the McKinley bill this
same suit that cost $25 in Paris will stand him
in &PL472 in New York city. If "Subscriber
means to inquire how much less a suit of cloth
es would sell, under free trade that now sells
in our market for $25, we reply by saying that,
Idling out the matter of fnight,, insurance,
liMi profit of the dealer, a suit of, clothes im
ported fium Paris or other foreign maikt to
this and sold for $25 would sell under free
trade for $14.95. Our young friend is to be
commended for searching down into the two
true fuels of the tariff question. He will never
be a protcci'onist if he pursues. this course.
AliiaSY Marble and Granite Vtirkn.HH--iug
Uely purehaned the stock of S A Jnivgs
find ( W 11-imp, we bhall Ih )iiuni:d in
i)v w dci.nt ml uive tiriuft. tt all intend -i'ti
I'li'h.ntJld. liettof WorliinPli ciiiili d
! f.ti pners as low nn ptiy tnr lirftt-cluss ',vttk.
new doir t O.-itioer.il ot3i.e) A!i hit) , Oi .
r.porti.
Ti:in.it;on iro:n lon, linyerinj :r
MckiH'-s to rutxist lu-alth ni:n - - ,
i:i the life of the individual S,.
Th'.:
1) !
a rcinai kuble event is treasured in
memory r.nd llie ayency w h-iehv Hie
unoil he.iltli h;s been attained is nmtefullv
bU sM-d. IlcnceiL is llmt &o nuuh is heard
in prai-e of I'lectric Hitters, So man v
feel th'v owe their reslnrattrn to henlth to
iheuseof the reat alterative niui tonic
it uni are troubled witli any disease of
kidnevs, liver or ntomaeh, of lony or short
htindin, vou (11 Mirely find relief by i; ....
of Mh-ctric lirUs, Sold nt ami oi
per buttle a. Fohuy & Mason's Driv
till c.
Wcir.RK to CzT Them. When wanting
n oran or inar.a call on u 1, Hlai.Aman
aIu e ou t:un titlect from a firsi class
Thlt Trade Mai k on a move
rreann it Ik th beat thp ex
pei'.ince and skill can con
trive. dold onlv by Smith
& Sendrrn.
itarklrn'M Arnlra Halvr
Th bMtSVvo in tho rl I fi CnfH(nrn1,Snr.'t
llifru; Hilt IC'i.Mjni, Vavor rtH, roller, Ctiapp
han-K Ctii1i,iii. CiriM, ml nil Skin RrnpMo an
(niBilhtilvfTiires PiIh. r n mv rnfiirwl. It in inar
liKw"! tu' trive MjrfQ'it jUtUfujUnu, r mnnrT Tcf.iti.t
. l-rictj tb centi t;r mx, Vr ' by Fohy ar!
MttMin
Ooburg Liurnber.
I jll the hest liimlMsr in the cnnt j Iki
sedar posts, shinules, laths rlnor. and win
dow mnuldini.', etc. I'rices from 'o ''22
per thousand. Yard at L.wson, on the
Narrow Oauge. Ste nif htf r pniuhsfinr
elsewhf rs.
W W rtt.wrnRn
Address,!' O T.I t-. ...
Pouihy Wanted.
All kln.lnnf ponttry, aliv or i1fewd
mnted it the U Illniiif.u I' icking I'fio
paiiy'B H'-otp. All any, )r-r,i..
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A I..U.I Itui.l.
Dknves, Col., July 22. At mi Inight last
night occurrcil a tcrrillc catastiophe that lias
tcirorarily isolated the tuuns u; Cleat Cicck
canyon fiu:n inUTicursc the wurlil. At
that hour tlit-te was an iir.niense coul.l Imist
ner the forks of the ciet-k, pouring a deluge
of water uitliin the narrow walls of the canyon
which completely (k-inolUlieu the two horn
railway l.ri.ljes at the Turks anil as far ; s can
le teamed u!Htiiiilatel all other strur;aies in
lie vicinity.
A Tri'atj MlKllrd.
City, on Mkmco, July 22. AJspi.ial from
Guatemala sa)s the ministers of Costa Hica
and Nicaragua yesterday signed with Guate
mala a treaty of alliance. They demanded of
(General tzela in the name of Central America
lirst that he leave the supreme command in
San .Salvador; second, that a legal regime be
estahlished, in accordance with the .Salvador
constitution as hefore June 2, the date of the
assassination of 1'iesident Menenilez, and third
that a general amnesty be granted to all par
icinanls in the revolution.
Anil rruliltmion.
Watsktown, Wis., July 22. The state
Ami I'rohihition society began their annual
convention to-day. Of the 270 delegates pres
ent about two thirds are from Milwaukee.
Secretary Croolieh and Financial Secretary
Read reported, and they both referred to the
growing 'ack of interest in the society, which
they attributed (o want of support from inter
ior of the slate, onil said that unless the saloon
keepers in the smaller towns took hold and
contributed their share to the expenses of the
organization the society would soon be a thing
of the past.
Ioiulntlon oft'imtiUt'.
La Gka.ii.e, Ore,, joly 22. The nppioxi
raate population of the Second tiistrict of Oregon
by counties is as follows: I'matilla, 12,000:
t'uion, 1 1,900; H'asco, 9.200: Baker 6,800
Grant, 4,750; Morrow, 4,100; Wallowa, 3,640
Gilian, 3,63s; Ciook 3,310; Malheur, 2,770;
Lake, 2,41)0; Kiaitiath, 2,422; .Sherman, 1,900
llarxey, l.jtio. '1013171,500.
A HikMiie Fire.
Si-okask Falls, July 22,.,2 A M A largo
nre is raging on the north side of the river on
Monroe street. Monroe street bridge i burn
ing. The loss w ill be al l.att $100,000.
Another fire has broken out on Second street,
on the south side. The fire on t te north side
is yielding to the efforts of the firemen.
Population of Bulle, Slont,,
Butte, Mont. July 23.: Census Supervisor
Speere places the populatkin of Butte at 22.008
These figures do not include CnterviHt,Walk
erville, Meadvillc, Burlington, Kocker lind
South Butte, Butte's suburbs,
Hilmulafe ibe BIowl.
Braudieth's i'ills are the great blood iiuii
rier. They m a purgative and blood tonio
thpy net fijujllv tu it bowels, theki .ueys,
ana the skin, ttun clen.sing thesyntotn by
the iMturni I'tulei oi the body they may be
called the purwaiivti cudmio and diuretio
medicine, 'i'j fiimulate ihe hlood so as
to t-iiiib'e tiatu'e ;o throw 1 If all morbid
huinor, lino vurv di-Hbe no nattir by what
name it n-.-.y t,, vn'A- d . One or two nf them
t.-ikon vv.iy iii,. 11 v.ill prove an infallible
remedy. Hri.i,d".Hi Pills are purely Vcgot
ablf, nt (oliii'i li.-Tinlf." anil safe to tuKj at
ntiy tun.-. Soiii uivwrv drtiutaud medicine
stotu, tiilmr uial'1 or "tiy;ir noated.
TIIK- ltKT rr HI'MMER
Kiirrvpli-! t!. fV-'i in,
Jlul -t;: dffl'h l'.r I 1.. . L it
Uh: biily r. iidily IV.. Is
I'Vriif v 1 In- M Hft-iu iil'-'i
duoes the vita
. In this conditi
i tim to diHaf.
l tht.u debihtntinK
inkuti c-i. V. it.kn tr lr lldlfer'a IIvdraBtine.
It lUMt"i a1 ;vi.. r fi.ilit-i ihe nutritive stem
vi;.Tt,..rli Miriicim-t ti. hi -inhtuc nt to ke( tlie
J"" i 'kwon- ;m..i m ,lthy,aud in a tit con-
iuty j'.N ii.i;! i:ik. (io aiul see thii
'tifnl pdd watch at the 'H!dtii
t, I U
iU'U' ..n.aut, .hiluis (tniilwolil tho
pr.'frittitr of the tohU-n Kule i!:iz;i:ir,iu-i'-;ius
us I hi' t lie bus the J'rizo linking
lVnder, and No 1 Japan tea. exjresNly
up tor bin liiisiiii'SH, and for the bent lit
of his mMoiiKTH, each lox of liking
pAvdi-r will u in a piece of line )jl:iHHwurt
and hIho each pound of the tea will win u
piece of Jim liiH.nwnre, and cUHtoinom
t ho 1 my one pound of ten or a box of
diking powder, w hich is warranted, w ill
have a chance nt that beautiful goM
watch. He ban uIhj added a Hue uHKurt
iiient of family groceries to bin lnain
moutii stiH-k of glaHware and crockery,
which in the lart'ft in the Willnmettu
Valley. ioand see Mr (iradwhol uttlio
(ioldeii Uule I'.azuar, and yon will lind
that nothing n aiitrreprcHiited,
S.iir-ke th clflrat'fl I( ntn filled ci-itr-,
man" ctund nt Jut i.. .!o,rpha cigar
f; co ty. Cn!y & c x.
't-ci S.wviNc;. Mir-h:jll & Son. with
their team saw pre prepared to saw wood
with promptness on nhori notice. Leave
nrd-rs at Le oe 5c Kroman Hi o. orFarni
er Waryhouoc.
AllmnjrJiniki-t.
Vbr.al -lo
laf- :i3-i.
RmtMi - lbr pr th.
F VCTH ?'N
Hay n.00.
Potatoes 75 etn pr bunhelf
Beef on foot.H'f
Apple 75 cent per hu.
Pork elic per lb dreaeed
Bacons hum, I2Xc,
ahoulrlerSffM)
ahlea.lOo.
tjard fe per lb.
Flour.-4.26 per bbl,
"blckens 3.00 per do.
Mil Keed bran, 14.00 per ton
ahnrta, 16.
fniddilnffs, 20.
Cbor .ao.4