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ALBANY, OREGON, THURSDAY JUNE 25, 1891.
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WO MEN AND ONE BOY
OUND DKAD.!!
; . Iiile trying to Crowd theii
( WAY INTO ,
CTYOE&FKOliflANBROS
Sre, where they always have on hand
the largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest improved Klrles and Shot
Gum; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tickle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks, Cain,p Chairs and tliousands
t other things too numerous to mention
I .R.epn,ii Shop
la connection with the Store, and one ol
it kest workmen in the State to do any
i all kinds of work.
Come one, Come al. No rouble to
goods. "Small profit and r.ulck
m" Is out motto.
i
Conrad Mever.
TAR BAKERY
iiior Eroatlaluin ana First Sts,,
DEALER IN
tuned Fratta, CanneH IHcaln,
iasswwre, QnceaMwarc,
rlca Fruitn, t'egctablcd,
'obacco, Cigars,
ingtsr S p'.ct ,
C'ofJee. Tea,
Etc,, Etc.,
ink 4 Torythlng that u kept In a gen
&l T iirand grocery ore. Highest
a rjcet p ifaid for
U, K.jyDS of PROPOSE.
Albany
Manufacturers
1EAM ENGINES CRIST AND SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON MIGHTS
, AtD ALL KlfDS OF HEAVY
:! AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AHD BRASS
i CAST.'HCS.
special Attention .mitt o ; jutirlng ll
ds of luaoh inert
PaUtms Made on Short Notice
j Foitii.il.ei & Jiving,
-FUNERAL DIKECTORS.-
rterial Embalming Dona Scientll
lcally.
Esvsra House:
1BANY,
OREGON
HAS. PFEIFFEK PROPRIETOR.
JHttori n in kTrt-e)&ni stylo. Tables
pplfed with thn best In the market,
oe sloping a.irLweotfl. Sample room
oornii;prc,ial tmve.or.
"""'-',t" U t.t)ii!0?ToorWhite3.
""J ' I i-rewrl: it and fe;l
ui j.-Lir - rtfe in ncnimtntllctri
m i;, iu.
:U?Ji-.ji,t'. 'J k-;ciJ tM.CC.
AXA tf A
K, A n
II
aaurownMUis
rnoczra jloctj st'rixioR to fimut
and OAKEna rsi.
?EST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Qt y Meat Market.
jSHULTZ BROS,, Proprietorg.
. Vpafnll Una of tnonM of all kia
1 " uuut pi&oe, oonipieteiy pr
I tectod: and nlwava fre.n.
FOSHAY & MASON,
-njuuu ad atria, - ',1
moists and Booksellers
Agent for John B, Alden'avubndrtldn
'blchweaalls, publisher' prise with
tajreanMed
SPRING WAGONS.
Our Stock of Spring Wagons is
on the Pacific Coast,
Leading
FOUJU-8PRING PASSENGER
WAGONS, SCROrX SPRING
"HANDY WAGONS," 'TAYLOR
OR THREE SPRING WAGONS,
IIALP-SPRING WAGONS, EX-
PRESS AND DELIVERY WAG
ONS, SPECIAL PARCEL DELIVERY WAGONS, i ONE-HORSE
If
Wb Guarantsa Our Vehicles the Best,
Considerel. Special Catalogues and Price List Mailed
Frso on Application
Stayer fi Walker,
NEW MARKET BLOCK,
O & b3.,
HLEATH IS WEALTH !
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DR. E.C. WEST'S None and Brain Treatment
fttruaratiteed specific fr llyttttrin, lUzzme, Coiivul
BimiB, Ki's, Nervous Nenralffta, Ilsadache, Nervous
Prostration caused by the uo of alcohol or tolioocn,
Wnkvf illness. Mental Dcprcsf." ti. Hnft-niSvp of the
Bram, remiltini; in inutility and Iw.ilini,' to iiiIfct., ,
Jttcai vjdduaih, jtnrmatHre old a'e( birr ei moss Iubs
pf P. i.caiwtl by over-exertion of tlio Irani
Kaoh tc, contain! one montli'a trtntment, fl a box
ur six bo, ts for j, sunt by mail proixiid ou receipt o
price,
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES TO CURE ANY
caso. Wih each order received by us for six boxes,
aeconunirl with fb, we will send the purchaser our
written iriiarantee to refund the money if the treat
mcnt doe not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only
by J. A.CunimiiK, Urust, sole axuiit, Albany, Or.
Castoria i3 Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Inf.tiita
mid Children. It contains neither Opium, Morpliinc nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harraics3 substituto
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor C!l.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years nso by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and alloys
fevcrishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoja- and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation aud flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
Castoria Is an .xci'licnt medietas for chtl
dren. Mother, haro reprateillr told me or iu
good effect upon tbclr children."
Da. ti. C. Ossood, .
Lowell, Hots.
14 Cattoria U the bent remody for children cf
whlchlamacquolBted. I hope the day is not
far dlatant vhen mothan will eonalder tlio real
loterwt of their children, and w Outoria in
etead .f th.Taiieusuaclc noatromawhicharo
ieetrorlnc their lored ones, bj forelng opium,
norphlne, tootaint trrep aad atfcer h.rtrul
acuta down then- wjaaaa, thenky teDdlBK
tbem to amaatmw gravas.1
pa. J. t. XnowBLOC
, Okaway, Ark.
TV Caamnr Oi
if, TT
the Largest and Most Complete
and Comprises all the
Styles of
BUSINESS WAGONS.ONE. HORSE
IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC.
It Will Pay All Pattiks Waxtixo
SPRING WAGOM OP ANY
ESCRIPTION TO CALL UPON
Oil CORRESPOND WITH US.
Our Prices tie Lewo3t Quality
PORTLAND, OREGON,
ALBANY, OREGON.
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Cannot be successfully t reveled with
out good health. To resell wealth or any
coveted position In life requires the full
possession and operation of all the fac
ulties kind nature has en-Jawed us with.
These conditions cannot exist unless the
p.lcsl coins Is in perfect working
and this is Impossible when the
liver and spleen are torpid, thus obstruct
Ing the sectatiom, causing Indigestion
and c'yrpcpsia, with ell ot thotr accox
pu iiylng horrors.
DR. HENLEY'S
Ert'3s5 ' Dandelion Tonic
exortsasf Ific influence over the liver.
excites U healthy action, resolves its
chronic cnuwrgsments. end promotes the
secretions; cures Indigestion and constl
f pat'on. charpens the appetite, tones u-j j
tho entire syetem, and makes life worth i
I living.
WsYcuWait,"
BUT CURES
NOTHING ELSE.
1
hat is
Castoria.
' Castor'a Is ao well alppted to children that
I recommend it asfl'jperiurtoan prescription
known to me.'
IT. A. Ancns., X X.,
Ill So. Oxferd ct., L'rooklyn, S. T.
Our physicians iu the eii.ldro:,'! depart,
ment hare spoken highly of their exp-jrl-enr.
In their outsldo pmcrtoo wit'.i Cailoms,
and althotiirk wo only ham amons; oar
motlicU supplies what Is known as retrulsr
produots, jot wo ora fro. to eonfM. that th.
.writs f Castoria ksa warn us t Laok wilk
favar npsa it. ,
Uxnsaa RosmiL A.a DiiasmsniT,
Beataa, Jiaas.
Aaasst 61. Snaau, Aee.
MorrafStraat, Naw Torlt City. '
Hlgheat of all In Learenmg Power,-
ABSOWTBVf pum
Uoitvn rOKSIDEBIXU.
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
Hear crenm f j.... . : .1 . r i
- ' jo ivucnou Kb vonruu
Meyors.
no. ail UIJI'U uiueub
cigar at Julias Joseph's.
A large stock of wall paper, with late de
signs, at Fortmiller t Irviug's.just received.
Ilave yon seen thoro parlor suits that T
Brink has just received! They are nice.
Great reduotioi mnm'i furuihiti oods
for the next 30 days at W F Uoad's.
J W Bentley. best boot and shoe makerlin
oity, three doors north of Dkmocbat office.
E TV Achison & Co handle the celebrated
Portland cement walls for cemetery lots
These walls can be furnished at half the cost
of any other and are far superior.
Brighten up your old rubbers and old
shoes and make tbero look as pood as nuv
with Wolff's Acme Waterproof Polish. For
sale at Samuel E Young's.
Pr M H EIli3, physician and surgeon,
Albany, Oregon. Calls mads in citv or
country.
Ladies can do theirjshoppins in San Fran
cisco without visiting tlo oity. and without
extra commission. Miss li J Barrows J t
chasing agent, 1639 Grove St, Oakland' i
A snre core for the whisky nabit: Dr
Livingston's Antidoto for ilrunlcennoss will
cure in. mu nf ,k. 1 ! u:.
; " iioiiiu irora sea
to thirty days, from the mo deral e driuker to
v.iw uunoiu, AnfJ Annao'.e cf'D ho civeo
in 1 can nf nniTna ;tl.-...t tk.i i . j
the person taking iu T'le tinlii.ote will not
i1QB.i,ii HI Uy w ay, xtiauuiaocnred
I.V thn l ivinrrafAn " Us.i..
-j . a, .1 VMCIHIUst , jrurbiaoa,
Oregon cr from J A CummitiR, i-olo agont
muauy,
French Tansy Wafers.
The wafers are a sure andstfee-- on.
far A ltini-Unf fa..n1. ' . ...til
".muiB imuuica ur.i w:
remox all obstructions to the ntonnl)
period no inattpr what lhf fxioa T . .
are ji nwhat every woman need nit
can be ised with safety. For sale I ttoi
Livingstone Chemical Co., also iron mi
sole aivenr. T A rnmmln,. a,, n . ...
bcrgb)ck, A Ibanv, Oregon.
Thn Tlru.icuiT . ii . . .
..v...uu u. oujr uiaivo tiefirAu, exo'-ips oiiCor
two, f.ireomeoak Rfub woid ami part oash;
or will cnosider other prop S'tiona by any
one deniringa new machine.
Buy your Krooeriua of Parker Bro
Ci dlng Photograpkers A Dany Oregon.
"V havo bouiltt.iLlI nrn,t; i.
L VV dark aud W H Green ood up to Nov
loth, 1SS9. Duplicates can be l.nd from
hem only of us at reduced latos. Wo baye
also about 18.00A 1...
selves, from whick dup,iculoa cn bo had at
lkera:ea- V.Mi,.a. .. f..n .-
viewi 1 1 tlr.s state and du enlarffid work at
lllr urs wori. v. e shall be
pleased to eo yon ct cur Studio in Froman's
t.IA. .1. . . J r n
u,""i -wsmoar so niaqomo iemplo.
Fortmiller & living have soma Renaii-
i;n;uuiiriaina lor 5,1s a pair, ai linens
cvn iiecu 10 'HO ricy, ihey
Luuiinrawn m,, uir, utiier I'ico cur
LicA A WII f.l n. In.... ......
V - 'fef :
lii tlio iiu'lliinl niul mti!t iv be,.
-1, i i'P'if Kigsij ittlicn ; it is iiltiistuil
iv freshing to tlio litfle. anil auls
jrci'tlyyetproniiilly cm lIinKuhtryn,
L,!viT Rii't iiowels, cicans; llio f);
:mii nfTectnally, dispels coltN, lieml
joh. n iitxt fevers niul cures lia'.iiiiml
Mi.siiptitiiii. Syrup of Fig.? i t'.ic
inly retiieily ot" iu kind ever pit
du iC'l, pleiisitig to tlie tasto nnilr.c-r.-ptuUo
tu.thn stcinmcli, pronijtt 111
itfl action and truly bcnencinl m it
Iu cts, U mnny excellent qualities
minuend it to all. It iu for salo in
Vie nnd (I bottle? by all lcadisg
irvffotn.' . .; . '
MAKUFAOTURCD OMLV BY THf
CAUFCXNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
it nmeisto. cut. .
tovnuut. nr. not TOM, .r
tf. S. Gov't Report, Aug. tj, ,88,,
Powde
lllVrstTO IIOISB KKEI'EIIS.'
To boll asparagus, shave ofl the hard
outside and cut awav the woody lower part
rinse in cold water, tie them together in
dozens and put them Into plenty of boiling
water, slightly salted, They ought to be
done in tncrty minutes. They get hard
if left boiling too long, and, moreover,
would lose their flavor.together with their
delicate mineral matters, which render
them so valuable. Remove the stilngs af
ter they are placed on the dish they are to
be served in.
Mutton and beef are more digestible than
anything else, and as they are the most
nutritious, they are the best meats for
children. The prejudice that exists against
pork is well founded.but corned or smoked,
or very thoroughly cooked. It Is not Injar.
ious.
To sleam potatoes peel them, and when
very clean put them In a colander over
boiling water; cover tightly with a lid and
leave them until done.
To know if falls ata proper temperature
for frying, It should always be tested with
a little bit of crumb of bread which, when
thrown into the fat.will color to the proper
tint, and be quite crisp in Half a minute.
The fat is tht.n In the right state, and will
give am thing put Into 1'. the "golden
color" desired.
A tablespoonful of lime-water to an or
dinary pitcher of milk is alwavs beneficial,
and may lend to help the growth of the
cnuaren.
If you put vour boiling water over Ihe
tomatoes and allow them to stand awhile
you can easilv remove their skins.
THE iOI.U.1l Itl'LE UAZA.tR
Has a large nnd complete line of
goods, dolls, doll buggies, boys' wagons,
ve ocmedes and many other croods which
gol to make up a complete assortment,
besides a complete line of lamps of
evervuescrimion. Ulnna crockerv. fanev
decorated ware, glassware, bird cages,
plush goods, siirli as albums, toilet sets,
autograph books, scrap books, children's
ABC picture books, and all goods that
arc carried in a Bazaar store, including
Roger Bros. 18-17 silverware. Wo wish
to call the attention of the public in par
ticular to the fioldcn Kule pri bakirg
powder and tea, put up express hi
this t'ade, which gives the best of satis
faction, as is nttested by the hundreds
who have used lioth the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced by the
(lolilen Rule Bazaar. Each package of
tea and can of backingpowder draws a
pri.e in the shape of a fine piece of glass
ware. Be sure to call, when in Albany,
at the Golden Rule Bazaar, as you will
be sure to find what you waat, and will
bo shown over the store nnd be treated
kindly by my clerk, Sir. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to all.
.Tri.itis Gradwoiii..
m m
C'linuae i f RiikIiicnr.
Not'ce Is hereby glvm th.it Mueller A
(Jul rt-tt have sold to E J Ijmiiiui their
entire huiima, rroodH. w trns. 'nernhon-
tim. hook HcnountM. fixture-, otc. PrtiHS
inaeoteti to sain urm win p!,,asociiii and
vetclf. tuniicn with K .1 Lunuiuto whom
all Bc.c'iuntH am pnvaM'i
All mufrtRtidimr inil,tiT.nduoss will b-,
si tlidi by Mll!lr A. O-rretl.
MUHI.LBB V CiARRKTT,
K J Lasnino.
Albany, May 2T, iSS'l.
t'tirui for Hnle.
I have lor sale 1110 acres of the finest
Fn.l.Miifr Iti. iH 1.1 ll.i. ct.il. All 1., .
high fitate of cultivation, no build
ingn, but has a lientttfnt building loca
tion. Eight miles from Albany, two
milou Crnm To.,.,r.lit . .. ,1... U l T. X,
Ti.rmi mi1 ririo' v..-,uV.,i -il.Iu CV.IIn., J
zee in j on Sac i:i'l streu'., nnp rile !)
oca at omee. iib. o. i, jiahtos.
Tin: CiiAMi'toKs. Whoever the cham
pions uro in the liat:o bull Held when it
conic? to groceries and produce Conn &
ileum icfou win not i.? knocked out.
Tbfey kec-p a large and fresh fetock, and
tneir pricea are as low as the lowest.
Frond vegetables, fruits, and all the
htctm'.ard groceries always on band.
Whoever buys of them always makes a
good strike.
Albany ImrKe;.
W 0it- 80.1
IHtli-48'.
Ritit.-r 20o priu.
P8K- 15t
Hr.y-10,C0 to 18.00,
P'ltatooi; -oeta par basb.l
Beef cn ti ot.liW to So
Pork - b'ir per H". ureasiKl.
Kaccna ham lie
shoulders To
sides. fta
ijwd lOnper lb,
Pour ft,25 por bbl.
Chlakens 444 per dos.
liia JrVwd-brAB, ?..OCper ton'
ahoiia, 7k.
astawlhsoa, St.
bar. M.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Terrllle Fioed.
Cherokee, la, June 24.The terrorsof
the Johnstown flood we-e in part repeated In
this place today. Seventy-five houses were
carried out nf sight in a Niagara-like torrent
How many lives were lost Is yet a matter of
uncertainity. A terrific cloudburst, twice i-
Deated. Willi the Wind hlnwina - I ;
s a imrn-,
cane, are what consummated the dread work.
i ne siorni, wnicn began Ust night, appears to
have swent in a ml rtrl. wi.. .
Iowa it was fully loo miles in diameter.
j V c cenicr. i ne ttood car
ried off, apparently without effort, tbe big truss
brieeon the Itlinni. rAni i ...
. -"", mm wun me
bridge went forty feet of trestle approach. To-
i-uiic .-jioux is at tne highest stage
ever known. The test information says the
Illinois Central rails are under water contin
uously for many miles on the Onawa branch
and the havoc bo.h to the loadaid bridges is
something seldom paralleled in railroad history
Several lives were lost.
IC TVonl Uo.n.
Detroit, June 24. Ludwig von Dolcke.a
noted Icelander, who has been practicing
medicine in Detroit for the last year or two
left the city Tuesday evening upon an impor
tant mission. He ij bound for his native
country. When he arrives there he will
interview the government authorities upon a
a scheme of transporting the entile population
of Iceland to Alaska, and there establishing a
colony under the government of the United
States.
ScjBtrrs and llietb'na 9 ' iinr.
Washincron, June 24 Senator Squires,
of Washington, has been summoned to the
capital, and it is stated he has been tendered
the position of minister to China. Senator
.Squire s friends say he wili not give up his six
years in the senate for any foreign mission,
but if Ihe president wonts him to recommend
a good man he will do so
An old Custom.
London-, June 24. Notwithstanding the
scandals and strikes the upper classes of
English societe go on as merrily as ever. This
afternoon witnessed a quaint event in the re
vive of the Benchers ol the Inn's temple of
I he Mask of Flowers," original! produced
by the court of James, anout the time the
Dilenms u-r n;nn ... .
a t! h IKUuy 'o sau ior
America, It was gotten up with all the
' '"ss inat were famous ia
the dava of th t,..-. I,; j
11 . .. ""'k "u was witness
ed by most bnl hant audiences.
A Hundred llersos Burned
Philadelphia, June 25. A fire broke out
in a larj- stanlc attached to the city gas works
at twcntv-fntirrli nn ri..s.... .
p clock this ( Thursday) morning. Over loo
horses win-, in tl,-
believed To n " 17 .. """a '"Ke. 0rt"
nre was under central at 2:15.
Kovrlffrs Id Jjictirm.
'vwmvu n Diuiwi assortment 01
i u . T . ciuiiik jacKeis, made
era. in rhpvinr 1
Si l cin? 'ine ?'.o mod,.
Orders taken for special eizes and styles.
cam u Hi 10UNO.
' " .
Scrofulous, erniitinti.
1icoloratioo of tho akin. II.. . '
fo. are cauind by impu bond and will
disappear rapidly by using Plunder'. Ore
gon JJlod I'nrilior.
lust arri.n-1 k r.,11 ,.. . ...
- - ii-u ,11 tauiea, cnil
dri-c., men a and bey', fooi wear at O W
prici!rDS'Wi''Ch W'" l'e "!d ttt hoMoro
When Tahy was at ok, we gave her Oastosta,
When she was a Child, she erlod for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she .lung to Castoria.
When Bhe bad Children, she gave tbem Castoria.
Their Only Mrillrlne I heal.
William W P, Miller, Deer!oil,-e..Montaoa,
writ..: "I have keen ning ltrr..ti,,
fur the last tliirt-c-i yn.-ir, and thouth
I have hid mm chi.'dimi, I hare never had
a doctor in the home except three tiniva
wlirn sr. ban an n.idnnic of searh t feyer'
which we enon baniKh-d by a viyor, u. nfte
cf I'randrcth'a Pil!. I have used thi-m fcr
myaelf, two or tnree a night for a month, fr
hi-i-r noinplaint.rlyiitp.iin. slid couattp.iti'v,,
Indiatrhopa. ctstnpr,niMi cc.iic, indigent,',,,,
i.un oj two Brandreth's Pill, tixrd the P.np,il
ren at i,nr.M. A nnir ..t ,.i!lB -It .l . ..
. " i .11 inu nr'ii
ciLonheiit wo require in Ihehnn.o. We nrn
lham for thciimvti.in. coliln,catrrh,hilnu-ni-.a
snJ impure i.lond. Thev never have
failed tn enr. nil (! ..-. V
reir fw nan."
liTlter lilat.
rollnarirff ,a Id. 1... f l... . .
... .... .... ... ,1, ramslninn
in the poat nfhen . Albany. I.:u couBiy,
Orrtwi, June 24, 1891. Prr0r, iiin,
there letters ,r,n give' th. J,e wnicb
they were advert ed.
Albany. En. P A..:... ....
K.TThh,"oJ Mian I.ney
b rd, Th.M 2 Ilarohl.r, Cha,
Chambers, W,SadieC.irinnll P I '
Crowley, Thomas Comfort. M ln
Dennv. B W
Friend, Mrs Mary F
Knrnnian. N F
Hawn, J 11
lvv, J 8
Pieree. Van .T.,t.n
ll'aon, J Car
Hade,, mien, Lawrence
P wl. Mr. Barha ' '
Hhep nl.HS 2
fnrllei-y. Miss Lacy
W.ller.Mias Faman'a
W,:l.nn.
Spatch, W W
xewart, J It
Wheeler, Bart
Williams. J F
T. Hoxtmtsj, f. U.
albast, onetioa