AL13JLN5T, OREGON, MONDAY JUNE 29, 1891.
NO 44
i Conrad Mevei
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jTAlt JJAK'KUY
4iar Broadalbiu and First Sts.,
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. ic-jri-im .inv iw iwijh is h noil
iU t yond grocery ore Highest
-trjrstp raid for
.'ALKiNDSuf PRODUCE.
j Albany
Manufacture nr
TEAM ENGINES GRIST AMD SAW
JILL MACHINERY IROHhiONTS
I AMD ALL KIMS OF HEAVY
I AND LIGHT WORK, III
v IRON AND BRASS
J CASTINCS.
Special attention ,all o t pairing ll
i as oi uiacniuer
Patterns Made on Short Notice
' TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD.!!
While trying to Crowd ilioii
WAY INTi
DEYOE & FRQ.TO1 BROS
Store, where they alwats have on hand
the larrrest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest improved Rifle, and Shot
Guns; an immense stocK oi i-isning
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks. Camp Chairs and thousands
of other things too numerous to mention
Jteprxii- Shop
' th connection with the Store, and one of
lie best workmen in the State to do an
Hid ail kinds of work.
' Come one, Come al. No rouble to
lhow goods. "Small profit and rtuick
ales" is out motto.
FaitmiKer & Irving,
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS -"Arterial
Embalmiufr Dons Scientil
lcally.
iRedCrownMills
KW PUOCE33 LOBB 81TEBIOK FOK
AMD BAKEBS T3H.
REST STORAGE FACILITIES.
J City Meat Market
I SHULTZ BROS,, Proprietors.
ixip a full line of moats of 11 km
in a cool piece, coinplotoly
tected: ml 17 fromi.
FC3HAY 6s MASON,
Druggists ftnd Booksi'ilfrs
Avrii'lefor John B. AMbo's fiuliralinr,i
' UipU w, B?il a. oublla):cr' yziot viiL
ALBANY. OREOt
Revere House;
ILBANY, - OREGON
DHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR,
Fitted no In flrst-claM atvle. Tables
mpplled with the beet In tbe market.
a los sleeping avwrtmenta, sample room
"T oommennal "travelers.
m& O li ftcknowlwljred
tho leHfilnir remedy (c
(lonnrrhir. A tiltrt,
Tho only wiie remefly (or
LencorrliirnorWbltea.
I prMCribe It aorl feel
ufe In recrimtnCDUlDgit
f y-jf But
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TwtwuCHtum'l' to Bll fiiirereni.
Soil r7 Dranlltl.
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SPRING WAGONS.
Our Stock of Spring Wagons is the Largest and Most Complete
on the Pacific Coast, and Comprises all the
Leading Styles of
FOUlt-SPRING PASSENGER
WAGONS. SCROLL SPRING
'HANDY WAGONS," 'TAYLOR
OR THREE SPRING WAGONS,
HALF-SPRING WAGONS, EX
PRESS AND DELIVERY WAG
ONS, SPECIAL PARCEL DELIVERY , WAGONS, 5 ONE-HORSE
Wb Ginrantea Our TbWsles tho Best,
Considered. Special Catalogues and Prico list Hailed
Freo on Application
Staver
NEW MARKET BLOCK,
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HLEATH IS WEALTH!
DR..E.C. WEST'S None and Ttraln Treatment
& miaranleed fnieclnc for Hysteria. Dizziness, (Jin.vul
aiuiis, Fiis, Nervous Neuralgia, llc-ailacho. Nervous
l'ruxtrattim caused oy me use 01 aiconoi nr humci-u.
Wakeful iit;es, Mi ntal IVprciisii .11, fct-.lt :i:.uir nf tlie
UratF, rc tuning in linsi.ity ami leaiitnic ' mi:e
ml iloK.h. .rfiiit.tnre old aire, barret) lies J 1
of fro,. 1 .ca'iBeJ l)' over-exertion of tho train
Each Lfc- contains 0110 mmirh'a treatment, SI air
or six be, is for sjo, sunt by mail prepaid on receipt o
price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX TO CURE ANY
enaa. With each onler received by us for six boxes,
accompanied with $. we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee u rcitinu me money u me rwi.
ment does not effect a euro. Guarantees Issued only
by J. A. Cuauniii, Druiut, sole agent, Albany , Or.
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Iuf.inU
nnd Cliildroa. It coataina neither Oiium, 3Iori!h:KO nor
ether Narcotic substance. It is n barralcss subsiituto
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Jliliions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevcrishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoriu relieves
teething troubles, cares constipation and 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.
" CaJtorla l an illont mc!!c!no for efcll
dren. Mothers have repeat"11' to14 nie of lu
good effect upon their children."
Da. O. C. Ofaoon,
Lowell, lima.
Cutor!. b the Imt remeilr for c!i!ldrcn of
vhlch 1 am acquainted. I hop. tha day ti tot
far dintant wlwn mothers wltloonslJertlio real
Intemt of their ebildren, and i Coatorla In
stead of th. YaHousquack nottrnms which are
dutrojlnj their lord ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothinc lyrnp and other hurtful
igmtt dowa their Simla, thereby scodlaz
Ihecn to prematura fntres."
Da. J. T. Kixcsnos,
Conway, Art,
Th Cemtmnf Cosapany, TI
BUSINESS WAGONS.ONE.HORSE
IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC.
It Will Pay All Pattiks Wasting
SPRING WAGOMS OP ANY
ESCRIPT10N TO CALL UI'ON
OR CORRESPOND WITH US.
Our Pricss tlio Lowest Quality
PORTLAND, OREGON,
. , AGENTS
ALBANY, OREGON.
Cannot be successfully traveled with
out good health. To reach wealth cr any
coveted position In li'e requires the full
irj possession and operation of all the fao
'ft ulties kind nature has endowed us with.
Thece conditions cannot exist unless tho
r pt-Tclcal being Is In perfect working
."iv", ant! this Is Impossible when tho
livor end spleen arc torpid, thus obstruct
ing the cscretlons, causing Indigestion
end rJ-rp'paia, with all cl their accom
pany! r.g hcrrcra,
PR. HENLEY'S
EngSifr Dandelion Tonic
exerts a si-r Ific Influence over tho liver,
excites li healthy action, resolves Its
chronic enVurgefnents, and promotes the
secretions ; cures Indigestion and const)
pat 'on, sharpens the appetite, tones tv j
the entire sjstem, ana makes life worth i
living.
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Castoria.
M Castoria Is so well ailcpted to clilMron that
I recommend It as superior to any prescription
known to me."
IT. A. ARcnsa, BL D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, X Y.
' Our phyoldans In tha children's deport
meat hT. spoken highly of their xri
Mice In tUeir ouuldo practla. witli Castoria,
Red although wo only have anion rr our
medical supplies what Is known as rerruldr
produela, yet w an freo to oonftww, that th.
SMi-its of Castoria has wsa us te look wlt
favor upon It."
Uirm Hoss-oai. txm DismssaT,
Allsm 0- Issiii, Prn.t
tr t, Vmw Torh City.
& Walker,
Highest of all h Learening tomtit
Rdy Baking
AB6C1JUTELY PURE
uoiun oaiDr:ieiu.
F. M. French Leaps railroad timn,
iiew cream cheese iuat roceived at Conrad
Meyers.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5'cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
A large stock oE wall nanor. with )ato de
signs, at Fortiniller t Irviug'B.jast received.
hive yoa scoo those parlor suits that T
Brink has just received? They arc nice.
Grant redaction 'n-nsii' ftiraishiaz irood
for the next 30 dvs at W F Head's. '
1 W Bentley. best boot and shoe makerSin
oit, Ihree doors north of Democrat oitice.
E W Achison & Co handlo the celebrated
Portland cement walls for Qemoterv lota.
Theso walls can be furnished at half tho coat
of any other and arn far superior.
Brighten up your old rubbers and old
shoes and make them took as cood as nw
with WolfTa Acme Waterproof Polish. For
sale at namuel li lonn; s.
Dr M H EUU, physician and surgeon.
aiDany, ureon. Calls maao in citj o
country.
Ladies can do thoirjshopptnz in San Fran
oisco without viaitiui tho city, and without
extra commission. Mias K J B irwws J r -chasing
agent, 16u9 Grove St, Oakland, J t
mm
French Tansy Wafers.
The
far a
remot
period
wafers are a sure and snfe c cm
kindsof female troubles anew1!
all obstructions to the monn 1
no matter what the cause. It.t
are ji
tlwhat everv woman nrprv nt
can b ibed with safety. For sale t th
Livingstone Chemical" Co., also fron :u
sole agent, J ACumming, druggiet, Bii i
bergbiKk, A Ibanv, Oregon.
A sud cure for tha whisky -labit; Dr
Livingston's Antidote for L.'runt enness will
cure any case of the liquor nahit in from ten
to thirty days, from the moderate driuker to
the drunkard. The Antidote on be given
in 1 cup ot coffeo without th? knowledge of
the person taking it. The Antidote will not
injure the heaitn in any way. Mumifactured
l.y the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon cr from J A Cummiug, sole agent
Albany.
IJuy your grocrri -a of Parker Bro
Vi t.ding Photographers A -niir .'repou.
Wo have houeht-all thetKg:.tiv t made by
L V dark and V II Greet' ood up to Nov
15th, 1S59. Duplicates can be htd from
hem ouly of us at rednced latcs. Wo have
also about 18,000 negatives made by our
selves, from wIuch duplicates can he had at
likeiajea. Wo carry the ouiy luli lino of
views i f this state and do eDlnrtri d work at
lowett rites for first class work. W e shall be
pleased to see yon at onr Studio in Froman'e
block, nextdoor to Masomo .temple.
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to lh! stdm.-.'-'i, j'viinit in
r.-' tic: j-. :i ciiil truly l;i-;iOi"-;i.tl in ilf
:!!-ots, :i m.my cxu-'lont ounlilios
'"'.mi'DihI it to all. it is furfiiie in
V'.: anil SI buttles by oil leading
V'-JAmiiirO CKt.V RV THg
rMFCZMA FiO SYRUP CO.
,1. OIL
fiv mix. h.v
PAISLEY & S1VS.LEV.
-WhnlMale Donlors In
Albany. Ong.a
V, & Gov't Report, Aug. 17, iS6y
The lust railway of any kind whatever
constructed In the United States was laid
down wilh wooden rails In Ridley Town
ship, Pa. In 18:6 the first Iron rails were
laid for a distance of four mles between
Quincy and Bos ton, Mass., to carry granite
for the Bunker Hill monument: the loaded
cars descended by gravity. In the follow
ing year the Maunch Chunk line was built,
with two tracks so graded as to carry coal
one way and empty cars the other way by
gravity. The South Carolina railway,
from Charleston to Augusta, begun in
828, completed In 1830, was te first rail
way in this country constructed to be op
erated by locomotive engines. The first
locomotive used in the United States was
brilt in England, and was first operated
Aug. 8, iSjo, near I.opesdale, ra. 1 he
first locomotive built In the United States
was constructed by Peter Cooper in tS2a
and was first operated on the Baltimore &
Ohio RaUwav, between Baltimore and
Elllcott's mills, on Dec. 2S of tha. year
this line continuer" to use horses until
1832.
The Japanese are a curious people. The
Japanese carpenter planes towards lilm In
stead of from him. The Japanese horst.
man mounts his horse from the right side.
The address of a Japanese letter is ar
ranged In strict accord with the progress
from the general to the particular. Thus,
a Jap writing to a countryman in New
York wou'd place on the envelope: "Un
ited States of America, New York State,
New York, tVest Tenth street, 115, Hoe
Yank." A Japanese always gives a grat
uity upon his arrival at a hotel or restaur
ant, Instead upon his departure. In draw
ing a cork the Japanese waiter never turns
the corkscrew, but whirls the bottle.
The cfi'dct of moving tasrels from corn is to
turn the strength of the plant to the ovaries,
and so produce a larger amounr of grain.
The sun istrtmendously large. It is equal
to I,3ou.'oo earths , but oingto its small
density its weight equals that of only 332,000
earths.
1 1
TltK UOLUE9I BILE BAZAAR,
Has a large nnd complete line of
goods, dolls, doll buggies, boys' wagons,
vc ocipedes and many other goods which
gol to make up a complete assortment,
besides' a complete line of lamps of
cverydescription. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird cages,
nhm'i i..,orlE. such as albums, toilet sets.
autograph books, scrap books, children's
ABC picture books, nnd all goods that
are carried in a Bazaar store, including
Roiier Bros. 1817 silverware. We wish
n r-i'.l the attention of the public in par
ticular to the (iolden Rule pri Takirp
unwiW anil tea. Dut 11D exnrehh.
this t-ade, which gives the bust of satis
faction, as is attested by tho hundreds
who have used lioth the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced by the
tiollltn ltuie lnr.aar, i-.iiuu ihiumii hi
tea nnd can of backing powder draw s a
prir.e in the shape of a line piece of glass
wan. Be sure to call, when in Albany,
at the Golden Rule Bazaar, as you will
be sure to lind what you wait, and will
bo shown over the store and bo treated
kindly by my clerk, Mr. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one pi ice to ail.
Ji i.ius Gkadwohi.
('ItniiKC t llmlucM.
Notion Is hernb given tint "-t'lallw
aTrltliave o:dtoK J f.-nnln? th 1 r
entiro buiiifs", gnodi. w.iroi, cerchm
rlhe. Innk iicnnunlH. flxuiroi. etc. P'rtles
Indebted to said llrm will pumw) call and
(.til? hi once witli K J T.nutiin, lo whom
nil prnmntH are pavs'il".
All tii'tani'lng Imieiiteitnoss v.111 ni
settled by Mu!lnr A (Jurreti
MtlEl.tKB A Hv.m:iT,
K J Lamniko
Albany, May 25, 8M.
Kue half dollar reduction on every rir of
Ludlow's fine shoes. A good line of them
US K Young's.
, Aiiiany aai-sei.
Wisest-(0
HKti-.S.-.
ItiitU'r-fo prm.
Pegs !f
Hnv-10.00 tn 18.00.
Piitatoes ' ets per bashsi
FWf-on fi.ot.as to Sc
Pork-5!e por lr- aresnoo
tooons hams. 1 If
shoulders 7o
sides ,8c
jirrt lee per lb.
Klonr. p.' I'1''
"bleken. 4M por dot.
' Illl Fsd bian, M.OOner tot,'
shertu, i-mldilrin-p,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Fatal Fall;
Salem. June 28. Mrs I N Gilbert, one of
Oregon's pioneer women, met a sad and awful
death at on early hour this morning, or some
time during the night. Her body was found
this morning at the foot of the stairs wilh her
neck broken, she having fallen down the stairs
during the night. Mrs Gilbert came to Ore
gon frcm Indiana in 1S47, and was the wihow
of the late I N Gilbert, She has a son, Frank
in Fori land, aud a sister, Mrs William Eng
land, in Salem. Mrs Gilbert's father, A Stan
ton, lives in Salem, and she has a daughter,
Mrs Sidney Sladuen, at Eugene, and a
daughter here. Mrs I almer. When the body
was found it was cold and rigid, showing she
must hive fallen about midnight, She was
dressed in her night clothes, having no doubt
aiisen from Led to administer medicine to a
little grandson, who is sick and living with
her.
A thH.lly I I lid.
Cl! ica - j, June 28. Thirty skeletons were
found yesterday in an old ice house, at the
corner of Archer and 1 1 ouch placed For
several days numerous complaints have been
made to the health office and to the Dee ring
street police, an investigation was made.
Yesterday the mystery was solved. A bad
odor was detected from an old ic house. The
searchers ripped up a part of the flcor and
were horrified to find rows of skeletons, to
some of which shreds of flesh still clung. Who
placed them there is not known, but a de
termined effort is being made to find the
guilty persons. The theory advanced is that
some attaches of a medical college brought the
subjects there to bleach.
Salvation llootli,
Portland, Juae 2S. Ballington Bcth,
commander of the Salvation Army in th
United States, and wife arrived yesterday
morning from San Francisco, ascompanied by
Major Kyle, in command ot the California di
vision, and his wife. They were met at the
t. street derot, on the east side, by the Wcet
side. Fast side and Vancouver commands of
the army, and escorted to Fourth and L street
Here three rousing volleys were fired, and
Commander and Mrs Booth entered a carriage
M Mile Hlrlkera nail.
Seattle. June 38. A special bulletin to
the Post-Intelligencer from Frank lb says that
'he white strikers, angered at the action of the
Oregon Improvement Company in taking re--groes
to Newcastle, started to clean out the
negro cump f anight. In the scrimmage one
person was killed and several wounded. Dep
uty Sheriff Ben Stretch, who has been at the
scene for the past four weeks, has called for
tne miitua.
I utter a new Law.
Portland, Juns 28. E M Carson presi
dent of the Baker's Union, has been arrested,
charged with boycotting, under the law passed
at the last session of the legislature, and will
have a hearing before justice Moreland in
Alhina today. Carson caused the issuance of
a circular urging people to boycott August
Fink's bakery in A'bina.
Kovellles In Jurkefs.
I have received a small assortment of
novelties in ladies spring jackets, made
in the latest styles of Blazers and Reef
ers, in cheviot, diagonal anil worsted. I
expect to carry a full line of these goods,
as well as all tho leading styles in Ladies
Capes, beawed, crochet and in cloth.
Orders taken or special sizes and styles.
Sasi'l K Youko.
l-'arm for Bute.
I have lor sale 100 acres of the finest
farming land in tho state. All in a
high state of cultivation, no build
ings, but has a beautful building loca
tion. Eight miles from Albany, two
miles from Tangent, on the S P R R.
Terms and price reason ahie. Call and
see me on Second street, opoiito Dbm
ochat office. Dr. G. V. Mastos.
The Dkmockat wiil exchative s sewing
machine nt any make di.riiri), exupt one or
two. for home unk grub wood and purvcash;
or will oonsidt-r oth-T ))ioi-isitiii:u by any
oue dcniringa row mitciim,;.
Hcrofulou'. erutiti'inp, su:h as i.iniDleft.
diicoloratiuu of llie i-ktn, t-.s;ci'i!iy 011 the
tan,-, too csuse'l ly inipurH l,.m,i an-.t will
diiHi-pcnr rnpid'y bv uHng I'fiiuder's Ore
gon llifod i'nrinor.
Tlielr Onlr Mr-llrlnr h,-i.f.
William W H Miller, Dccrlodge, Montana,
writpi: "I luive reen uimir l.riinibeth'.
f-il's for the last thiitii-n jeiir?, anil .lienj.b
1 have h.ul nine clillilten, 1 isve nevti lifd
i-ctor in th: Iioiih i-xct-i.t irrce tip ei.
v (h n we hail an fiiioVmin of losrlr-t fever,
w biuh ivo Hrnti Imbislied h a viuoreus n,s
of r.rr.ridrelli'a Pi!!. I Imve used Ihein f, r
iiia reU, two or tl ri-e a idclit for a mooth.for
ln-,-r coinplAint,d Kpupfia. snd constipation.
In iliitihopn. ci9iup,wiril ci-lie, iniligeslion.
i-re oj two 15riiiiilH'tli's fllln tix'-u the rhilil
rrp at ci-ce. A ox ,.f piDa it nil I ho medi-on.fclie-it
we riquiio in iliehiufe. We use
thim for rheuinvtiiii. c, ldf.c-'tarrli.hilioni-ns
and jmpuie l.li.iyi. Th-y 111 ver have
failed to cure all the ul-ove omplaiiits in a
verv few iiavs.'' .
tVhen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she clung to Castoria.
When she bad Children, she gar. them Castoria.
('omnia: fcvenM.
Saturdny, June 17, I p m Cjlt show at
Albany,
WednesdayJIuly 8, nt Opera House, SI
Plunkett.
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