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ALBANY. OR., TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1800.
NO 70
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AGRICULTURAL liWipLEiY. EWTS, WACOWS AMO 3J3CiS5, LOGGEK3 A1
BLftCK!VIITHa, SUPPLliKS, !r:OW, STESi.. CHAtiv, COAL, PAINTS,
CILS, WAGON MAT3!Al, BA3Y OAr.F.lAGBt, GARDEN
AND GRASS SEED, GUV 3 ami AMMUNITION.
Uoburg Lumbar.
I loll the best lumber ia th ceunt ; itlni
tedar posts, shinnies, laths doiirs .nd win
dow monldinq, .to. Prices from $5 o
per thousand. Yard mi liiw.tpri, on ttm
Narrow Gango. See ms before parohasiu
elsewhere.
W W CrtAwroRit.
Address.P O Tlln.n, (r
Pouftry Wanted.
All kinds of pnnltry, allvo nr dr.i
vantad at tho Willntnott Packing Com
pan'a Store. Allny, Orexci..
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ALBANY. OREGON,
-AGENT FOK-
AM) 1EA J.KHS IX
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nnd SuT. eon,
Physiciai
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ALBANY
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Foilinii.Bf k living.
..".i'.rr;;:; ,l, 1-,-m
-FUNERAL MRECTOriS-
jftWipt l".MT;l31-?irjt-8lM! Mn
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOUUTEDf PURE
VALUABU3 I'KOI'KXY.
The Cuslck Addition to Albany has
j 11st bcn thrown or the market anil will
be sold at such pifces and terms as will
unable the speculator to make good
money. This property lies just this side
of Goltra's Park; is high and sMitlv.
overlooking the city and surrounding
'country. In the language of a First
bitreet merchant, "That is destined to be
Icome the 'Bon-ton' residence portion of
Sthe city."
Wallace Sc Cusick, the agents for this
property, have their own conveyance and
will be glad to show this, the best of all
additians, to the intending speculator.
.heading Photographer Albany Oregon.
: "We have bought all thenegattves mid by
L V Clark anil W H Greenwood up to Nov
15th, 1SS9. Duplicates can be h:d from
hem only of us nt r;;i.ejd mtes. Wo havt
.riso about 18,000 Deurtuvej made by our
selves, from which dupiio..l' can bo had at
like r;ittv. Wo carry thy only lull lino of
vu'Uh of tiii!- state iuid do tjul-irgod work at
lowest ntea for liret cia? work. We thai I be
ulcjHcd tu Hto ou at our St,udio in Froman'a
Ibloek, next door to Masonic, Temple-.
The Records of Mahiox county show
the platting of inuny thousand Acres cf
land in small tractsui tp.mi 5 to 10 acres.
Capital City Fruit Farm of 640 acres, Sun
nyside No 1 320 acres. Sunnvside No 2
140 acres, Sunny-side No 3 170 acres.and
a number of others have been placed on
the records by the Oregon Land Company
of Salem, Oregon.
This company is also doing business in
Portland and Albany, and have for sale
numerous other agnail tracts. The great
advautase of this nlan is that it brings
together in one community the class of
people who are nil engaged in me same
business, viz: fruit growing.consequently
there springs up large drying and can
ning establishments similar to those in
the city of Salein,vhich advantages makes
piofita'blo market for the products of
these fruit farms.
Consult your interest by buying of the
uregor. Luna company 01 wiiein.i-oruanu
or Albany.
Where To Ost Til em. SVhnn winti"
n organ or (tinna ca'.l on G L Illackr .1
a(u -e vou an select from a first cu;s
tto.. "
S.n"ke tho crlti'ifii(:d ij.vatiR l;):td cy
i'j;rs, ii,Aiiiifit tnn:(l ht-Jid up Jo-tp':'u ciyni
ft c,or .
Ultlj D Otlitn.
lineklen'i A 111 lea .Salva
The bjit Sii in t!i-j -r! 1 f-n Uun,Itrr- n.S""'"
t'fk.'drf, S'tt ittini ri, K.jvr , f:r;r, Jha!'
in'iiti, V-tti'tiUiiH, C'jr.i", mi'l utl akin Kn.i'tw. an
tu-,.l U prjut itiifAjti-m, r itinnev rffiul
il. lno -1j uenti iwr Imi, l-r hy Fosliny and
Ml. Will
I O C l Albany Lodge No 4 holds iu
i i.;;uliir meeliiiK ediicdav evening of
each week. Visiting bro'.bers are cordially
uvited to attend.
jlisop iifit t 'i'i i.r !
frtttn o r : ti;t " j.
par, sftvin :-:ttiy(.:" :
v-'is ft hifl--:;:vr.'!i-d i:
rliil'l In sp"''! '
(Irk and wear:?: lv: .
t.;ve made a mUuHi
"oi.'M have brn cuy
p-'imir a rfod dmr..!.-. mi
ot , mule ifhioh,
" fifnut unrt f.'H
" ' f.if hr. H' -lv,
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i.. I eja--.itaru:il.
do:it. r-itun yoo t
r.xier t fw! liLe a:i tbsi l;o S'irly snJ fcr.ii:,
hw etonnfh e.rid !i.-"r aro :eir.ti, bt
tnrrfij.e, '1 -'spon t'!it and Mont c? b'.rta" rr.-M;Ji-.
for ln'l:w"'l'ia, Bili-'iisutw ntn itii
.li-rariMimctn of th P'cjcc, r a ..
Bowels, Dr. Pi"ie'- f-oMen iedl'--l .'..-. .
fcrr is au uneo.ualM IU'i:-dr. Contnius n-.
alcohol to Im-bria'; no Rriio or fmn- t
ferment and drranyi the dhfjztiro pn.-s'
It cleinje tho srittetn and cur-fs ti.i.n".
blrtene, ervmina? ud aU Pi. in Ar..i
D.-wsi1. ?'irotulouB at!etUi'is, hs A" t
wtr Hip-joint DlyftM. Swell tr.r and Tu
mors, yield to tzu tiperl r aJtcmtivc prop.,--Ur-9.
WoKM'S PiaPK'.M'f Mr.Pf.-j,!. A8iOCL
Xion, JiauuAiturcn. JLifTuio, N. V.
REVARO
offewl fnr an
l:wjrahiea
. XlJ thi nr..itrf- tlT of Dr. Snif'
if? t
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TT. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
CKNSlS NOTES.
The District of Columbia has 229,796 in
habitants; gin, 52,000.
Fall River's population is 74,918; gain.18,-
000.
Waterbury, Conn., contains 52,200 souls;
gain, 12,000.
Newark's estimate is 181,220; ain, 44,700.
Jersey City's population is 161,517.
New York contains 1,627,227 inhabitants;
gain, 420,637.
Brooklyn leaped from 566,000 to 810,000,
Philadelphia started from the 847,000 mark
and reached the 1,040,000,
Milwaukee grew from 115.000 to 235,000.
Minneapolis was 46,000 strong, and now is
185,000,
St I'aul expanded from 41,000 to 130,000,
Kansas City boomed 55,000 to 160,000
Denver has risen from 35,000 to 120,000,
Omaha, has 134,742 citizens.
Lincoln, Neb , has become a city with 55,
000 people in its limits.
aan rrancitcois dtssauslieJ wit1, a s.'.owmg
of only 300,000.
Itoston s sue is 417,720; gam, 50,000.
Ilutt'ilu, N v., Luled to reach 250,000, to
w'.iich it aspired.
Indianapolis added 50,000 to her population
which is n iw 125,000.
Columbus, Ohio, hts in,7o7 inhabitant!;
gam, 01,115.
Louisville reached iSo,ooo, having gained
57,000.
Dtlroil shelters 109,000 inhabitants, but her
citizens think that 41,000 of theia have been
missed,
l'ittsburg jumped from 156,000 to about
240,000.
Cleveland, Ohio, grew from 160,000 to 24S-
000.
Baltimore piled up 432,500, a gain of loo,
occ.
Too Hot to Cook.
A certain man In Albanv went home to
dinner yesterday. His wife met him at
t .'-Mir with a broom In her hand and
.; ..1 her eve, and said: John, if you
:i i.k t am going to kill myself cooking
.hi hot weather vou arc mistaken. Go
and yet some of those delicious lunch
joods from Mueller At Garrett's," He
ivent, and now everything is serene.
Gil EAT Sl.AUGHTKR. G W SlmpfOIl
has made a great tIaugh1er in prices on
all Mitniner toods 10 close them out
namely :
Lawns that we sold for 2'2 15 163
reduced to 8 cents. All woul ch illit-s that
we "sold for 20 2 (?5 30 reduced to I 5 cents
C h;;'ie thai c sold f)r 10 12 16
reduced to 7 cents.
Su teens ihat we ro.d for i6;j 20 3n
reduced to 1 cen's.
And a general reduction on all summer
goods. l.(ok iit display and prices in the
window.
G W Fimpson.
i:pucl).
Tk.. r-1n;ti..n fnim tmi.r linrrortmr lllf'
paillim mi Mtt."Nfi w idijiim. nt. urn iii.ii ivt tin
epoch in tlie lile of the individual Such
a remarkable event is treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby tiie
tgood heaUh hhs been aJained is gratefullv
blesstd. lit-ncclt is that to mucli is heard
in praise ot Electric Bitters. So many
feel thy owe their restoration to health to
theiii,eof the great al'eralive and tot. !c
It you are troubled with any disease of
kidneys, liver or stomach, of long or idiorl
sUnding, you v ill surely find relief by ue
if Hi'-ctru I'.'.tieh. IScld at 50c niul$i
per bottle at Koshay & Mason's Drug
stoic.
r'artjtain a'lle.t'a.
Tti- Pnlplt auil Ihr ffiiat
Uev F M Sbrout, pastor United Breth
ren Church, Bine Mound, Kan., says: !
feel it iny duty to tell what wonders Ir
King's New Discovery has done for me.
My lungs were badlv diseased, and my
parishioners thought 1 could live only a
few weeks. I look five bottles of Or
King's New DUcovery and am sound and
well, gal, ilng 26 lbs in weight."
"inal.tvea big stock to ae'eet from at J
F I'.iwel oC Co"
Al.EAXV Mnrbl nnd GrA'Mtn Wnrk-.HHV-iiw
luff lv (.nrcli.-i)-d the sfrek of IS A U'UKS
and (I W Hrrie, we phall tm plea 1 to
how dlrfns and aive jr.en to fell intomi
ine purehwr. Bett of workmen employed
rd prices as low as any for first-clam work.
Vrit ns before purchasing elwlnT-.
KoA!i A: AcniwiM
next door to n-morrmt nfficr) A'hany, Or.
Par it Boxes. For alt kinds of fruit
boxes goto tr.e Sugar Vine Ioor and
L.umler Co. Bed rock prices.
This I raite Mai k on a ttovt
rreans It la th best th ex-
peiUnce and skill can con
trive. Uld nly by tSmlth
& Senders.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Washington's INipulallon.
Washington-, July aS. Superintendent
ror'er to-day, after further verlifications of the
ensus of Washington. tuM Representative
Wi'sonthat the suie lud ;o,coo teoile. and
this basis uf rtiresenla-ion mil give ashing
ton two nicnit)crs in tre election of 1S02.
About S5 pr cent of the popul.nion fjr the
entire cuuniiy Ins jeen received at the census
bureau, ami SiipL-rnitenuent Tor.! hones,wi;h
the present rule of counting to li ive a Tfu n
estimate ot the ) ovulation of the c inntry i
witliin a dw weeks, .
m
the Mutli Anierleun War,
Buenos Ayres, July 28. The revolu'uoi:-
ary movemsnt continues to sprctd, Fightiug
between govetnmsut troops and the revolution .
isls to-day has been desperate. The govern
ment forces were dcfea'ed and a thousand of
them killed or wounded, The nav has joined
the revolutionary movement. Insurgent ar
tillery bombarded the government houses and
barrack to day, A twenty four hours truce
has been arranged.
The 1'cnlrul American War.
City of Mexico, July 2S, The.e is great
en'husiasm among the Snlvadorhns. General
Rivas, will 6000 Indians from Cojuhepeque
has reinforced Ezeta's ermy. There are rum
ors of another defsai of the Guatemalans, who
are still retiring. The Salvadomns are ad
vancing. TheWMUace I I. e.
Wallace, Idaho, July 28. The pride of
the Cour d'Alenes lies in ashes. Fire started
in the Central hotel at 5 o'clock Snnday night.
Ten minutes later the water supply gave out
and in less than two hours the enlire business
portion of Wallace, consisting of eilit or ten
blocks, was whiped out of exis-nce. The
loss in buildings an I property wifi run up to
nearly $500,000.
A Itntlrcml A ! cnt,
Manchester, July 2S. A fearful accidenr
happened to Ccy in ti Xew Manchester ship
canal, when two woik men's trains, lluougb
some unexplained stupidry of the switchman,
collided. Four workmen were instantly killed
and sixty ol hers injured, of whom, it is feared,
ttiirty arc laLilly hurt, 1 he news soon spread
through the c 1 , and the greatest excitement
prevails.
CejKirUdf Johnt-lown Keller,
IIarrisburg, Pa.July 2S. Secretary Kre-
mer, of the Johnstown flood relief committee,
has issued a report. showing that the total con
tributions received were $2,912,34630; total
expenditures,2, 045,140 03, I lit commission
has $67,205, 47 in cash on hand,
Gift Enterpiuhe. Go and see tba
lenutiful gold watch nt the "Golden
Rule Bazaar." Julius Gradwohl the
proprietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar,in
t or m 8 ua tfmt he has the Prize Bilking
Powder, and No 1 Japan tea. expressly
up for hia business, and for the oenetic
ot Iris customera, each box of baking
powder will win a piece of fine glnf?swar
and also each pound of the tea will win a
piece of fine glassware, and customers
w ho buy one pound of tea or a box of
baking powder, which is warranted, will
have a clumoe at that beautiful gold
wateh. lie has aUo added a fine assort
ment of family groceries to his mam
mouth Btock of ghiHrfware and crockery,
which is the largest in the Willametw
Valley. Go and see Mr iradvhol at the
Golden litilo Haaar, and you will Hud
that nothing ia niisrvpre-'enU'd.
New Blacksmith Sn'.:
G .V Willis
h?.s jut completed his Muck
nllh shop at
the corner of Second and Rnihoad streets
T.bete at KtndN til tron and wood work
cut be ii ltd and dime in tirt class order
l)i in;; on your p..vH, ;i".)t.s, etc., etc,
for repair.
'?(.'! a full liny
of these gloves In
S tu sole agent for
Kiinuel K Young.
I Vta-k and colored.
Albany. Ong'ju.
eff I'tntftc,
: f priri: tu co rKiom.ret ilAtiou, but
th'-n iita t ot'e-i :u ov-'i mus ieirait a pr-
Auii 10 Ml v : tiii'h nl n ut htu.elf. heo
wt i r. t; is mppornd by the testimony
f hi-.ti.. if.noiillt; mail n ill doubt his
wtrd N"M, t. ny that Allcook'a I'orous
p .-v i.n: thoi 'y gpcuiue and relbl
- i-'.T.er in'1 is uot s. if Ji'nif.o ia the
: -t -sree. Thty bavi st.O-l t.-e tot
l-.f itmr ri 'ty year, and in proof tif their
(i.ei ,Ih it 1- -rdy MCfrwnry call at'Mitbn
to thflcMfn thev bve etTtoted and t" vol-ni-tfiry
tr'"mut.i:'U yf thoie who ha ooed
lit wa e ; f iiiti arinnn, aud do rot I , do .
crvd ity in:sreprtseiitft;ioD. A-k f.i All
cojU'a and 'f no solicitation or n ion
indree on .net opt a uhstitue.
ANcw-k's corn and union tb'ds iffcct
quit k aud crt.uii reb.f
Accidknt. Daily accidents occur In
which Individual- become more or ls in
cupacHaied to follow their i.ual avoca
tioriH. In Etich cases It Is a great conve
nience to be Insured In some safe Accident
'In urn nee Co. Such 1 the Union Mutual
of Chlcio. Any male person over 18
and under 65 rears of age Is eligible to
niembrrMp. To fullv understand the
benefits and workings of this company you
fthould call on their agent, Joseph Talt In
the office of L II Montanye, Strahan's
Block.
Tim uw.tr r ni nnKR
Euervi tt the M'ttem. etluccs thi viU
and Wf akeiis tho enen iei. Ia this oonditi
tnit bdy ivdily fall a victim to disea
Fortify the rvstfm aftint th-M dehilitat'
irflucnee, by Ukms Dr Idler's HydtHtisit
Bestnrative. Itenkbles tha octritivesjstem
to absorb utrfioiei.t noartshmrnl to keep th
loly vgnroTi and heltby,aod in a fit 000-
cr.ioa torerotni
W Beotley. beat Hoot aod shot maker lav
city, opDotttt FortmlUer 4 Iry.og'i