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ALBAXY. OR., TUKSJAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1800.
NO 113
1890,
THE
WITH THE mN ASTS-DUST ARI'TED OVEN WILL BAKE MEAT. '3?4D
PIES AMD CAKE. PERFECTLY.
DON'T
67 OO,
rq nn
&in Am.
rn nrt
f1A
$16
$19 00,
$24 OO
$41 OO,
SSI cs
$71 OO,
$161 OO.
Fi 1 Jl ..i r
Stoves,
'ORTLAND'S INDUSTRIAL EXPOS
UlJi.XS SEPT. 25. 1890. CLOSES OCT. 25.
taMnMfcite.Hr' Ti,ly SC".C,C'1 M""'"" Mil rr..1.1, ,h. Six .ml on.
of ar . Ml .Kw will b. m i..? .'" K?"""li"" '"' v' il.w,..i,UM In .very attrlme..t
wast bcll.ru "'Ida in. opportunity such us he, never boun ..reicnltil to tlio pccpli ol thi.
THE F AT A NO DnMPSTin
id, "iTtlokrt .111 17. h JV" "!"" 6
ES
EAST AND-SOUTH,
Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA LINE.
Express Truina leave Portland Dctlv
Wl M, j
I'.crcl I
JiSH-H !,v All.cnv
i!fA U Ar Nn, Kranol
Ar IMS A M
Lv l):14 A M
Lv ,M
Al..vo tni.cn at ,p y t (c.:iucvinK atations north
cl ltcM.il.tin,. K.iat l'ortai.,1, ow :iiv Wc.od.
tami. Allunv. Tment, SU...I.I. Ilal'ccy. llar-
"al.iirK, J ui.tt.rjii cjity, Ir, in.., Kusuno.
RCJSKIiriU. MAIL, ll.ULY.
AI.IIAXY liCJCAU lAll.y;(BXOIT T.HAV)
J.0 I- j Af iVJny Lv :w a m
LUBANON BRANCH,
;.',0 p M I Lv AStny iiSTTS
::16 p M Ar l...l.aii..n t,v 8411 a u
:Ml.v Alli.iiy Ar 4ti
:2 A u Ar Lijlnnun Lv 3:40 p m
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
'or Accmiiiiioiliiliou nf Secoiiil-Clau I'ltancn
Rfr., nltiirlitl l Kxprean Tmliiit,
ileil side Itlvl.lon.
KTvTtK. I-(lltTLAM All! t VAI.LIM,
Mail .'rainpaiii (KxsoptSunuay.)
7:3cj a m Lr
11:10 f m Ar
Portland
t.'orv -
r.::H) f a
ixniKBS trais daily (Kxojpt Sunday.
:10 ml I,v
7i2.j pit Ar
tirtland
McMinnvillo'
Ar I :20 A H
I.V 5.4f. A it
Tliroixjvii rTiclcets
To all point.
SOUTH AND EAST.
fni fin; Information rccrardlna ratos. map., to.
ill no r.nnnn..., a . .. owu '
1 . KOEIILER
k p. nnnirnn
Alai acrcr f
WtO. F. ..id F, Air
rHrm Tt.r Anlc foriloO'),
IW') MII.KS fro.n Tr.lo.1.., en Yqiilno
Itiy, ciicl iiiib-i .nrtn of a tnllo litem
THilrilAil. It. ci.HISI.St8 Of 'Id H TS. title
land, i.clinrc bottom n'ld hill lnd.
(oocj fr.t.iK1. ln.ii.Ae, fll liniHlioii. (ffoitb
vi00) l:irn mid otlicnr ImprovometitH. Kor
furtbo imr;!i;ular.4 oRli on or i''drf..c,,
i'W. (I, HAKKKK.
Yaqulna City, Or.
FOR VS Rhli B JRlNQ, KOOK VRht
Inn and prospecting, write to J. .F,
"jghoii, Albany. Or
FALL STOCK !
MAKE A MISTAKE.
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O.iii'v '"fc stover
sjaix7 Hr,IJ ranges
KH333f taHblBihl.tarl.n..
rj.nri-.sji,Y
jsSyES ore to-day making
"o World's Best- comfortai,i0
and happy than any other brand in ex
htenco. Thoy aro made in all stylos and
sizes, both for Cooking and Heating, and aro
eold at prices to suit the purse ef the rich or
?001, of imitation'. Eianine
HmmrP, ttado marls closely, an
IJJ VV that yog aro no', ix-v
4
'Hardware
c-r-nrM nr9nTurnT
Kx.-Hltion from 1 p m until 10 p .n, )
- "W". -A-I-iT-jEUST, Su.t and Sec.
Two Men and One Roy
Wliilo trying to Crowd their
' WAY INTO
Store, wIktc they alwnts have on hnntl
the; larucnt Stock uot.lli of IV.rtUnd, of
the latest Improved Rifles nntl Shot
Guns; an immense stock of Hshitij;
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands
of other tilings too numerous to mention,
Repair Shop
In connection with the Store, and one of
the best workmen in the State to do any
and ail kinds of work.
Come one, Come nil; No trouble to
show t-oods. "Small profit and quick
Puis out motto.
Fortmilier k Irving,
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt ittantioa-First-oiass Hears
City Drug Store.
Stanard & Gusick
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
cheniicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perfnniery,scnool and ar
tists supplies. Physician's
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
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A Mc- ffi
rtment ffl
d this H
FOUND DEAD!!
1890.
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mora
tuo
J
ENDEE'S,
Cannot be successfully traveled wltti
out coed health. To reach wealth or any
coveted position In Hie requires the full
possession and operation ol all the fao
ullles kind nature has endowed us with.
These conditions cannot exist unless the
physical being Is In perfect working
cdor, and this Is Impossible when the
liver and spleen are torpid, thus obstruct
Ing the secretions, causing Indigestion
and dyspepsia, with all ot their accom
panylng horrors.
DR. HENLEY'S
English Dandelion Tonic
exerts a sp ItTe Influence over the liver,
excites It w healthy action, resolves Its
chronic engorgements, and promotes the
secretions; cures Indigestion ano con lu
nation, sharpens the appetite, tones up
the entire system, and makes life worth
living.
Real Estaia s Loan Grokers
'-: Insurance a Specialty. :
AlIKSTrt FOR I
TN- INSURANCE -;- COrtPANY,
Incorporated 1819;
Charter Perp'tual.
Losses Paid in 70:Yeirs, $C3,046,500.
jTotal Assets, $9,780,751.63,
One of the oldest and strong
est companies in the U. S. .1
mm
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THE WORLD'S BEST
ITa3 nncqiml for Ptvlo. Fit and Wear. Positively
the beat a. login Anirrlrnfortli money. Do not
he deceived, tico stamp on bottom of each shoo.
Take no other. Every p.itr warranted. Stylish
and equal to any SS shoe in the market. Made by
J. M. PEEPLE3 & CO., CHICAGO
S. 3EJ. 'S'OCNCI, cole Aartt
m 1 no miBME
TOlVf.SEHD
-ft WILSON,
:0m
KV SU
Highest of all in Learening Power.
ABSOUUTEIY PURE
The tmndiion from lontr; lineerin and
painlul sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the Individual. Such
remarkable event is treasured in the
memt.rv and the atrencv whereby the
oood health hhs been attained is gratefully
blessed. I lence it Is that so much is heard
In praise of Electric Bitters. So many
feel lhe owe their restoration to health to
the use of tiie great alterative and tonic.
It you ore troubled with any disease of
kidneys, liver or stomach, of long or short
standini., vou will surely find relief by use
of Electric liitteis. Scld at 50c and $1
per bottle at Koshay & Mason's Dru;;
store.
'ieadinsi'I.i.tugi.iishei'S Albany Oregon.
"Wo l:uve boujlit nil tthoneirativeft made lv
h VV C':rti attii V li Greoi.wood up to Nov
15th, 1'iSU. DuT'licaUa can be had from
hem oi;ly of ub at reduced ratoM. We haye
tiii I it: 1 r ill ntt .nr. re it imt-i! rur.u V hnup 1 "
8oahf.ntlS,000 ucKativca mado by our- I
solve?', SroE.'i w inch dunlijatrs can hti had at
iku e carry tie only lnh line (A
vieifv 1 1 tli'H tjtnt'! ami do udj urged work at
lowest r-it&rt for lirt cIash work. We f hall he
pieaititi to see yoo at our htuuio in rroin&nt
block, next door to Maouio Temple.
When You nc nil Kun.t OWJ
Haie m apLet.ite.f c) lio. all the ti r.e.
sleep iO:8 not refreari o;i. f et 1 w-.i,k atd
ltatlta't bjve dyapcpbi:i, hove c Id hai da and
teet, are fionstipait'd, fttut, in r;ct your s'-
ttm is ad out ol orier, t.ke Dr 11 Liter 8 Hy
draatiae lleMtorntive. I- n'wt.ti rofreahiDg
sleep, reue'cd(tronthi L'uud diirostiorj, per
fect nutrition" niid perfect health. For
sa!o at Fo?huy & Maaon's.
The Pnlplt uutl (he Hinge,
Rev F M Shrout, pastor United Breth
ren Church, nine Alound, Kan., savs:
feel it mv du'y to ttll what wondersDr
King's New Dicovtry has done lor me
Mv lungs were badlv diseased, and my
paiifihioners thought 1 could live only a
few weeks. 1 took five bottles of Ur
King's Xew Discovery ard am sound and
well, gai.iing 26 lbs in weight.
l ):aveju'.t recfcivpti a Jirs tnvoieo o: !;ice
cur tain?, iniigiri in iiriuP trom mis to nine
d"ii--.i8 a pair, Benin Jairtain uetf. etc. Also
a line of curtain p le.i ir c! fii-MMiro eivt-r-
n:. Samcel I Young
I (Yftfemfoi Klil tl.lovr.
Keep a full line of tlie&e gloves in
black and colored. Am pole agent for
Albany, Oregon. Samuel K Young.'
Myers force pumps are the b?st,
a: Smith & Sender's.
I O O F. Albany Lodge No 4 holds it
regular meeting Wednesday evrninu of
each wei;k. Visiting brothers are cordially
nvHed to utlend.
WHICH WILL IT BE 1
Which fs tho cftttivftt., a roe or a Illy?
Which Is tli cfyeteBt, a peach or a rear?
Merry's eoty ,hb, and charming Is MlJIy :
Dora Is geutm und fair. (hPi.
Bwoet as a flower was her face when I kissed
(Lovd ' tho romimco and glory of life.)
Milly, mj tiny mate, I lovo llko a slater,"
Hut Dora 1 choose for my wife.
That Is rtffht, young man, marry the girl
fou love, by all means, If she will have you.
hould her health becomo delicate and her
beauty fado after marriage, remember that
this Is usually due to functional disturbances,
weaknesses, irregularities, or painful disor
ders peculiar to her sex, in the cure of which
Dr. Pierce's Favor'to Prescription is guaran
leod to give snticBfactfon. or money refunded.
Bee the printed certificate of guarantee on
bottle-wrapper.
I'or overworked, "worn-out," "run-down."
debilitated teachers, milllucrs, dressmakers,
seamstresses, " shop - girJa." housekcepern,
nursing mothers, Rnd feeblo women gener
ally, lir. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the
greatest earthly boon, being unefjusjed as an
appetizing cordial and ruatomtivo tonic, or
Btrength-giver.
Copyrlfbt, 1888, by World's dis. Usd, Ass .
Or, PIERCE'S PELLETS
regulste and cleanse the Htst, stomach and
bowels. They are purely legeUbie and per
feotly harmless. One a Dote Bold by
druggists, n cents a vial.
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
Baking
It Is quite useless' for the republicasn in
congress to attempt to keep Mr Kennedy's
remarks out of the Congressional Record
or to print them only In a diluted and
doctored form. Everybody has read Mr.
Kennedy's interesting observations in the
newspapers, and nobody reads the Com-
gressional Itccord, anyhow. The country
knowB where Mr Kennedy stands 0.1 the
Quay question, C tmprettsiondl Ittcord or no
Congressional Record.
It is found that the blue light ot the
electric arc is nut so efficient in piercing
fog as the yellow light of the gas burner,
for the reason that the fog is blue and the
light of the electric lamp intensifies It
rather than pierces it like the yellow light.
The introduction of hydrocarbon vapor in
th; arc, a described elsewhere, produces
a vellow light.
Ex-Governor William Cameion of Vir
ginia has published a letter announcing
his withdrawal from the republican party.
lit has been a leading iigm in me repuD
lican paily of Virginia for many yean
having been elected governor under the
Ma hone regime. Too much Force bill,
McKinlcy tariff bill and Reedism for him.
The largest sawmill in the world is at
Christiana, in Norway, ami is owned by
one man. It runs thirtv-six gang saws
From forty to fifty ships load at once at
its docks. Tht same man owns two large
flour mills. The lumber yard of this mill
extends more than a mile.
Wanted at Onck. Bartlett pears for
shipping, and dried fruits of all kinds.
Highest market price paid by
U. W. Simpson
A ue cure for tho w lucky habit: t
LivicUgfrton' Auttdole for Druukenneas w
cure any catie of the liquor habit iu trom tun
lo thirty duya, from the moderate driuker to
the drunkard. The Antidote con be given
in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of
the person taking ii. The Autidoto will not
injuie the heulto in nuy way. Manufactured
l.y the Livingston Chemical Co., Portlnud,
Oregon, c.r from J A Cuuimiug, sole ageut,
Alhiitir .
S.ml;e thj celebrated Havana filled ci-
jntt manufactured at Jul up Joscph'u cigar
h.ci.irt. Only 5 ceuta.
The LimIU'S UclIxMcil,
The vjlrasant 1 fleet and the prifect safety
with winch ladies may use the lituid fruit
It'X'itivc, Srnp of Ki'S, uudftr nil coiiditiocs
n,.il;: it tlibir invorite remedy, is pleasing
u 0 e ' i d to r.hu taste, ti-io, ut ctlijc
V. &1 1 i ting on tho kidnfs , liver and howe.'s
Laoiks SUMMIC!
a.v ?lt!i"s, j.i-it r.;coi
irs by f.iprs.
BLOUS6&- I t-e lates
cd.fi"''n m.iiiufaci
Samuel E Young
ins nt Pteads.
Tlil.lWp M.c 1 L- nn a cctrcA-p
fLircana it lsth bestthpt ex-
icr.ee and skill can con.
Sold only by Smith
cSj Senders.
lloi.MKD Rumssh Cou.EOE, of Portland
Or., will open .Sept. 1st. J A Wesco, the
leiuling iiciiinan of the coast, lias become
11 partner in this school and will mnke it
the leading business college. Send for a
catalogue.
Where to Uzt Them. When wanting
n organ or iiana call on G L Blackman
h' e you .on select from a first class
tlO.A.
Dr. M. II, Ellis, physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls mad. in city 01
ODuntry,
PAISLEY & FISH, JOS POINTERS
FLINN BLOCK ALBANY.
New Blacksmith Sjioi. O V Willis
hns just completed his blacksmith shop nt
the corner of Second and Railroad streets
where all kimi of iron and wood work
can be nad and done in first class order
Bring on vour plows, wagons, etc., etc.
for repairs.
Call and Settle. Those knowing
themselvco Indebted to the old firm of
KrnusftC & Klein, will please call and ct
t e at once.
Rnrkten'n Arnlra lulve.
Tlte bort SiWe In thu W'trl-l f't Cuti,Itrui.H)rn
Ul'-or, Hlt ItliRum. Kovur rr,, IVUor, C'hspp
hnnil-, ;hil))Ialii Corn), and all Skin Krnntlo. an
poftttivelyeiiren Pilcn.or ii'i p.y roiptlruil. 1 1 In itunr.
iitoo! to ivo porfecf. sutisfauli'-m, or money tefund
L Price 20 cent! per box, Sk!i by Fothy and
If 3 ton
Best roast ooflee in the
Meyors.
city
Conrad
TKLEGRAPHTC NEWS
A DetUflertlcroDvrnllou.
Helena, Mont., Sept. 15. The democrat
ic state convention here to day was the most
enthusiastic ever held in the state. A full
presentation of delegates was present, lion
T E Collins, ol Great Falls, presided. There
was only one candidate for congress, "lion vV
W Dixon, of Butte. The convention was
thoroughly united on this choice an J when his
acceptance was received the scene following
was almost beyond description. Delegates
rose from their seats and )elled for fully twenty
minutes, Speeches were made by Hon W A
Clark und Martin Maginnis, "the democratic
senators elected last winter.
A t'ouulerfeit Decision .
San Francisco, Sept. 15. United Slates
Commissioner Sawyer to day decided in the
case of John J Brow n, charged with sweating
$20 gold pieces, that under the United States
statutes he could not be convicted, 1 he slate
provides for punishment of persons mutilating
or lightening coin, but not for punishment of
persons having such coin in their possession, or
passing it. lirown s method was lo place 920
gold pieces in an electric hath and by rapid
chemical action extract about twenty grains of
gold from each coin. The coins were not muti
la ted and their hgntness could only be detect
ed by experts, Under this decibion any one
can pass sweated coins without fear of pvosecu.
tionk
ItecfirtU Broken.
Peorta, 111. Sept, 15. Smith and Muphy
of the Xew York Athletic Club, broke the
world's amateur mile tandem record this after
noon. The record was 2:33, They made the
halfin 1:13 1-5, and the mile in 2;27. The
world s five mile amateur record was brokeii
by Rich and the same club. The English
record was 13,57 4-5, 107, Rich made it
in 12,51 1-5. The one mite world's record
was broken by AVindle, The record was 2.28
on solid the, and 2.26 4-5 on pneumatic tire.
vv indie made it in 2:254 0n salld tire erlo
broke the safety world's record for a mile,
England's solid tire record was 2:34 1-5 and
America's two seconds lower, The pneumatic
recoid was 2:32, and Berlo smashed them all
doing the distance in 2:30,
An O recon l'limeer Demi.
Salem, Sept. 15, W 11 Culver, who was
stricken with paralysis Monday last, Oitd at
his home, six miles cast of Salem, yesterday
afternoon. He was aged 67 and came West
from Ohio in 1S52. lie wasin the legislature
in 1886.
A Horrible H.rIU.
New York, Sept. 15. The crowd of people
who attended the play at the Park theater to
night were treated to a horrible spectale when
leaying, Lineman Koop had gone up a pole
in front of the theater to tix an electric light,
and in someway received the deadly current,
lie lay limp across the wires, while the awful
sizzle of electricity burning the flesh could be
heard below. He was removed as soon as
possible and taken to the hospital, where he
died,
VruM Lands lu (lie VlUuiuctlc Valley,
The Okeooj Land Company, of Salem,
Okluok, is Offer 1 fo Some Choice
Bargains in Frvit Land,
Tiiis lnd is situated from 3J to 5 miles
from the State Capitol, with its excellent
Hhippiug lucmtifcs, cannery, etc, and ia ca
peciulty adapted to fruit raieinp .
Five acre irscth from $r5 to $73 per acre
ali cultivated and reitdy to set to fruit.
Ten acre traits partially cultivated for
$50 per ceie.
Xeity Rcrrs lij.ht timtf.r with good
sprm branch, it'.io per fecre.
Twcrti-live acres, ti ft en aures in culti
vatioi', si lii.g branch runiiing on the place,
for $3.") per ucre.
Forty HC!u6if choice lard all cultivated,
small Iiouhc, some youag truit aheady set
our, $7 J per acre.
forty acrts of laud ail cultiiited, iu
w!M!i.t this year, for $05.
Forty -I hi ee acres, twenty-five riicrts cul
tivited, tine spring branch, pUceJ all fenced
in, for 140 per aero.
i''ruit rait-ers prolit from SlflO'to 150 per
aro after the tie- are 4yeats old.
An iudusirioua n on can mate a prod iiy
jig for his family while bis orchard is com
ing into hearing, by raising vegetublfs and
vari.ua cnips f.r the cannery, Let us
kne w what amount you have to invest and
we will advise 11 s to location,
Hcnd fr maps, pamphlets andfprice lints to
The Oheuon Land Company,
Sulcm, Oregon,
(iirrcnl KvcAtK.
Everj body remarks at the splendid dis
play of fruits and, vegetables at
Towel! &Co where they get what they
want In the first place.
The best and largest supply of peaches
will be found at TowVll & CVs.
Leave your orders there when vou get
ready to 'put up" peaches.
A large supply of shelf goods, the best
in tow n, ut Powell & Co's.
All kind of r.icknacks at Powell &
Co's.
Warm weather goods, picnic groceries,
stay nl home groceries, every variety of
groceries in the market at Powell & Co's.
OiFT Kntkiu'risk. Go nnd seo that
beautiful gold watch at the "Golden
Rule Bazaar." Julius (iradwohl thv
proprietor of the Golden Kuie Itoiir,in
forniH us Unit be has the Prize Baking
Powder, and No 1 Japan ton, expressly
un for bis buyino.st nnd for the benefit
of bis customer, each Ikix of baking
powder will win n piece of line glnswaro
and also each pound of the tea v.ill win a
piece of fine glnsewnre, and customers
who buy one pound of tea or a box of
baking powder, which is warranted, will
have a chance nt that beautiful gold
watch. He has also added a line anHort
mentof family groceries to his mani
mouth stock of glapgware nnd crockery,
which is the largest in the Willamette
Valley, (io nnd see Mr Uradwhol at the
Golden Rule Bazaar, and you will find
that nothing is misreprccented.
i