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t VOL. IV ALI3ANF, OREGON, TfONDAY JULY 27. 1891. tfO 67 i ls.a my narne for W. I.. Daiicin niiaea. ITlinl for .iile ill your pliiee a.k uur t-iil. r to vend for cum I on ins vrt Ike sueury, Biiil art tli" 'or you. INTAKE NO SI HSTITI Tt. IS THE 83 SHOE CENTLEMEN TWBEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? Htau M Htnh sat'Ii'''. wltli uo turlfiiur wax tliremt to burl ibv rifi; iiumIu ' "" Va,f lJ",,,ta and eav. uuil tV'-a" w- ' " thta Snide (linn utf mnnHiiuw. It iiials baud. fewirHl sli'K HCtiHdiitc from 8I.'W to$-..U). 7 0 00 Uvuuiuv lltttiil-wwi'cl, lti finest calf 3 il i'Vi r nITt n l for V., itiimbj truavU lnioorH 'l fchoi-H which nt from as.imo tjtf.iM. li ! 00 IIiiimI-Si'WimI Well Hline, tino enlf, I '4 Hlvllsli, oumfortiihU' uinl duralik. The bcHt hoe over offered at thin prliv ; Kairic Knido uu cm-tom-mailc shoe cost hut f mm to &'.u-. I O ."SO I'nllcu HIhii'i Fa rim-in, HuJlmad Men awl J-ttcrl'iirricrKall wi-ur llii-nr, fluecalf, Mtinless. wmxrtli liisiile. heavy ihrcu aolca, uxtcu wnt'iiKe. One pair will wi-ar u year. 4 3' 'n,1't iK.heitirKhitepverofTerfdat aCa thin price; (ni trial will cttnvluco tboeo who want tihiwffirromfurt and wrvlct. m f -J5 anil $'..-110 Wurltliiuiuiin'fl shoes tirv very htnuig nntl durahlc. Tin wo wliu bate ritven them n trial will wear iimittierinnke. UvJ9 worn tiyllie lniyHevcrvwhere; they sell OB tlivir nit ah tiii-Tr tui'pll iim tin liii-ri'iiMlnir Mult-K kIiow. MiiAC'MXI llliiiil ev'tl alioe. best kClU IC9 lHttiKoln, very Mtyllsh; ciuuLiKrcuctl Unported tUiiM-ii rosiinKiroiu $..' 10 su.i'. l.fldiPN' '2.50. O0 mid 81.75 hoe for XlsscHan the dim Lioiitfulu. stylUli aud durable. C'uiillon. See that W. J., lxitiKia; nanio nod oncB aru Hlampitl uu the txdtom of each shoe. W. L. DOL'ULAS, Urocklou. JllU. L. E. BLAl. TWO MEN AND ONE BOY FOUND DEAD!! While trying to Crowd theii deyoe & mamnn bros - Store, where they always have on hand the largest Stock south of Portland, of the- latest improved Rifles and Shot Guns; an immense stock of Fishing Tackle of every description; Tents, Hammocks, Cam p Chairs and thousands of other things too numerous to mention Hepnir Shop In connection with the Store, and one oi he best workmen in the State to do any md ail kinds of work. Come one. Come al. No rouble to ihow goods. "Small profit r.nd quick alr" is out motto. Conrad Mever, .PHOPKHSTea OF- 8TAJLI SAKE It Y Gni-iisr BroadalMn and First Sts., DEALER IN tuned Frmta, Canned Meatu, lasswore, rlen Frnlln. tobacco. Coffee. Etc,, Qeennware. Cegetnblen, Cigars, 8p' . Tea. Etc.. 'crytblng that la kept la . yr6 (rrooery oro. Hlghft a rket p 'raid fo' al h Kinds produce. Albany .Manufaeturera r IE AM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW MILL MACHINERY IRON MtONTS A0 ALL KIHW OF HEAVY ANO LICHT WORK, IH IRON M10 BRASS CASTINGS. MClal attention jairt da of machlnen i plrlntt .11 PaWns Made on Short Notice WHY f RedGrownMills SOM, LANNISG & O.. tHOPR'S. T?EST STORAGE FACILITIES. Revsre House; ILBANY, - OREGON MAS. PFEIFFEK PROPRIETOR. PHtftd ud In first-clam style. Tablet snpnlied with the bet In the market. Nice alee pin ir aoartmenta. eumple roonv or commerulal travelers. SPRING WAGONS. Our Stock of Spring Wagons is the Largest and Most Complete on the Pacific Coast, and Comprises all the Leading Styles of FOUK-bPIUXG PASSENGER WAGONS, SCROLL SPRING 'HANDY WAGUNS," 'TAYLOR OR THREE SPRING WAGONS, HALF-SPRING WAGONS, EX PRESS AND DELIVERY WAG ONS, SPECIAL PARCEL DELIVERY 'WAGONS, ONE-HOKSE Wb Buirantea Our TtMcles the Best. Our Prices tie Lowest Quality Considered. Special Catalogues and Price List Sailed Free on Appliuatioir Staver & Walter, NEW MARKET BLOCK W. C. DAVIS & CO., Castoria, is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infant? and Children. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is t harmless substituto for Paregoric. Drops, Soothing Syrups, asid Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays fevcrlshHCSS. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relinvoa teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach and bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. Cas toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend. Castoria. " Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its cood effect upon their children." Da. O. C. Osoood, Lowell, Ua&a. Castoria is the bet i unicy for children of which 1 uirt acquainted. ' I hope tlio day la rot far distant v.-hen mothers will consMer tho real Interest of their children, aud use Castoria in stead of thevariouoqunek noKtmme which aru destroylas their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syntp aud other hurtful afrents down their throats, thereby sendias Ibem to prematura grares," Pa. J. F. KixcncLoa, Conway, Ark. The Centaur Company, TT PATR0NIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS. IE FARMS. & MEHCHAHTS IISURUCE' CO. Albany, Oregon. W F BEAi, President. JOWRITSJUN Secretary. J L COWAN, Treasurer. Geo F SIMPSON, Vice Prellnt. DinKOTOBB- ill Cowan, Geo FSimpw.n. tV F P.wd, T'r I. Fc'oy, M Sternberg, J W Burnett. JK eathertora. It S Htrnlwn. J o Writamau; AlJiO DISTBItT Oakland Home Inauranro Co, Oakland. C'. Traders, CLica(jo, II'. American. Phiiadnlphla, Pa. Phoenix. London. ICntrlaad, Norwich Unlnn, London, Knu Ixindnn A Lannhwhire, Ixndnn, Kn(r. Juardln. Iyndon. Knfr Wan cho.tcr. MancbMter Krg'an'i. Caledonian, Kdljbnrg. Scotland. Wfacbea-er, New York. ONLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE IN AI1ANY. &tii jr rrsrt-y ........ n,0 BUSINESS WAGONS.OSE.HORSE IRO AXLE WAG0N3, ETC. It Will Pay All Pawieb Waxtinq 3PRING WAGON'S OP ANY KSCRIPTION TO CALL UPON OK CORRESPOND WITH US. PORTLAND, OREGON. , AGENTst- ALBANY, OREGON. CUKES IS ANY HEADACHE "WhileYouWait," BUT CURES - NOTHING ELSE. IS Castoria. " Castoria Is so well adapted to children that 7 reconunend It ossuperivrtoany proscriptJoa kuou'n to nw." TI. A. AacHi-R, !u D., Ill Co. Oxrnnl St., rouia.ya, l. 'I. "Our phyairfans in tlia clii!.!re..s i!epa:v mcnt hevo cpo'-eu ltiRhly of tl.ir e.t;:( ence In their outside practice with Co.uii, and although tco c; h:.vo aiminjt o-r medical cuppllea what lo known aa i;vil..r products, yet wo are free to ooufe t!:at the merits of CaKtoiia has woa us to look xlA favor upon it. UNITED HOSPITAl. A2iO tlPKK(UnY, oMtcn, Mats. Allk C. Smith, Pres., Murray Street, New Yorh City. AORXTK f0- Highest of all in LaaTening Power,-- p ABSOWTEiy PURE F. M. French kejp railroad time, liew cream choose just received at Conrad Meyers. Smoke the celebrated Havana' filled 5 cent cipar at J uliua Joseph's, A Urge stock of wall paper, with late de iipiif, at Fortiuiller fc Irvitig's.just received. Have you seen those parlor suits that T Brum Das juat received T J hey are nice. Great relu3fion 'rnian1, fn rnishint? uoods for the next 30 dys at W F Read's. 1 W Bentlcy, best boot and shoo makerlin oit7, three doors north of Pemocbat office. E W Achtson & Co handle tne 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 them took as good as dhw with Wolff's Asms Waterproof Polish. For sale at Simuel You tig's. Dr II H Ellis, physician and urstOD, Albany, Oregon. Calls made In citj or country. Ladies can do their shoj.piDg in San Fran cisco without vititinir the city, and without extra commission. Miss K J Barrows ?.t chasing ageut. 169 Grovo St, Oakland. .. Ladies Oxford Ties. I have a very arpe stock of these goods, in qualities rarK og in price from gl.2o to $4 OB a pair. Thcjy ie made ot learner ; .very pair warranted, ' Samuel E Yoi xii. It din Pliotogrnphers A uany Oregon. We have boucht-all theoerativt tmade by L W Oark and W il Greenwood up to Not 15th. 1SS9. Duplicates can be had from bem only of ns at reduced lates. We have also about 18.000 negatives made bv our- solveu, from whici duplicates caD be had at like lajea. Wo carry the only full line of v.ewi i f this state and do en largf d work at towett rttes for first class work. W e shall be pleased to see you at our Studio in Froman's block, next door to Masonic Temple. Oar Lllllo Worries and Ills. It Is the little things of life, the worries of t.iday and tomorrow, that make the crow's feet abound our eye. So the littl ptitw of an hour or a mi onto break down the consti tution. Look after the little il e. Brand reth's Pill cure dyspepsia, or indigestion, headache, pain io the nhoul c erf , coughs, tight ness of the chest, dizzioee, aour stomach, bad taste in the month, bilious attacks, pal pitation of t he heart, inflammation of the lungs. Pain in the region f the kidneys, and a hundred nth or painful sympton are the offspring ot dviniepaia. One or two pills every night is sufficient. Brandeth's Pill are sold in every dtue and medicine store, cither nlon or ngr coated. Wall Paper, etc. I have just received a new line of wall paper and decuraliors. Have more than doubled mv facilities for handling them, and will keep a much larger stock. Wall paper and border to natch. Beauties, and much cheaper than ver before. Samuel E Young. The best roat colffe in the city at (Mm a nioyer. . SHERIFF'S SALE. the Circuit Court of the State if Ore- gonjor I.tuH County A. J NOBLE, an oxftcutnr or the bint will and totanietil of W. I Nob'e. deoaased, Vlatntlil. , v " 8, W, Moore ud Mary H. Moors, j Defendauis J "VTOTICR 19 HEREBY OTVKN THAT lA hy virtue of an execution and order ofaae Snflupd out of tl.H above named cou't, Ju the above eniit'ed action, J wii' on Thursday.the 1 3h day of August,. 891 at the court hruo drmf.l'i the olty of Ainaitv, ij-nn nnnti'y.ornr.in, at me nour ol 1 o'clock p in, nf MiM fUv, wtlt nt puh He. auction, lor rh li hand tn tlm hlafliAMl I bidder, ihi ral property necribjed lu aa id exflontion aud oflcr of sale as fotl.-ws, to wit: AUoMotnvo(ojnnd six ffl) in block nineteen (Ii') In Knl4to'i'i Srd adddimi to Uih town of Loi un-.n, In Linn oounty, Orpgon, tORthM- with e eh mid ever- of nuld ajjiurtentvuops thereto betnnmintr. The prxwri arWh. from th iof aaia prnNe tn bspplj"! tflI 'W: first, to the tay.nptit -f the rt- d dis'turw tiiMntso; ihirtfitilt taxed at 9:8 20, and the noi t-nd charice ttf making tuch nl, i-n l tho fur h -r mim nf .VI reasonable ttfrne f:ea, Nernn.t, to the p vmeni to tin plaintiff theaiiinof f 400 with interact threon at thratnof eight per cent, per annum from the 3f)th day of Doornbr. IMW; Third, the over p!ua if nv thre b remaining after the payment a lnv pr'vhJel fir. to be patd to the (wH . fondtnt, w Moon IntrrtthlsHthdiivofJi.lv 189' M WOTI. Sber ff r( IjImi .-untr fetfin 7 IT) Ry (' KSci t, f'wpnty. ff. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, jSS VOhVtlVf. Governor Campbell, of Ohio, attenceJ the n n nu a 1 fete campeter of the Randall club, at Silver lake, in Pennsylvania Inst Wednesday. Fully 10,000 people attend ed the fete, which was a success in every respect. In apeaklng of the political out look, Campbell said: "The democrats of Ohloaie thoroughly aroused, and we are going to win. The Hamilton county dis affection Is fast dying out. Yes, I expect ex-president Cleveland will lend a helping hand in Ohio this time. He will be In vited to make six speeches. Governor Hill will also take a hand In our campaign, as will also Congressman Jerry Simpson, of Kansas, and Senator Peffer. who was elected to succeed Ingalls. The two form gentlemen will be invited to Ohio by the democrat!: party, while the two latter will be brought into the state by the fanners alliance. The latter party Is very strong with us now, and they are hand in hand with the democrats. They will nom inate no ticket this vear." IT I'HOTECrS THE K1CII The ill wind of the Mc Kin ley tariff has blown good into tae pockets of those fore handed fellows who were smart enough to fill their warehouses with tin plate before July I . Of course they are now charging for stock on hand about what it would cost to import it today. Thus doth protection protect Ameri can industry. Boston Transcript (Rep.) Oregon has now a larger citv than Ari zona, Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Flor ida, Georgia, Iowa, Maine, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North or Sonth Dakota, South Carolina, Texas, Vermont, Utah, Wash Ington or Wyoming. Keoo it iu vour mind that Allan Brjs pro- ose keeping the kind of groceries the public Diands. Tbeir stock is a nne one. A Haunled.lloase This bedy of ourx has been likned to tenement. It often hns a hsuuted apart men the stomach. Scared hv the eldrich sprite, dyspepsia, digestion Hies and refuses to return. What can break the spell, what wn rai the ban laid upon the unhappy or gan b? We answer anhesitstintfly, Ho bet ter's Stomach Bitter, and we are waiauted In the reitpoure by the recorded testimony of niyriade, covering a perif.d over a third ol a century. A cours of the Bitters, beuua in any utage of the tfll etioo.nt.d persisteutly followed, will terminate o cure poMtive,nt partial. The Bitte-s r-stors tone to the bpiyastirt I'M v rebuwa and purities the jutc ouniug from the celln'ar tit sues that nctriirf.ii the food . ditfetlvi-ly. exuJs bile from thi stomtch ai.H tli blood, and pro motes m rt-gular habit of hod v. Malrns, kidney complaint, uervouHreib, rlirnmatism and iieinalftia l ive way t thw medicine. Mothers ! Casto ia is .ccotnmended bv pliyticiacs for chiMren teeUiincr. It in purely veee- .'abJe p'eparation, its ioarediftiits are pub inhed a imnd each bottle. It is pteaamt tn he taste -nd alMlntely hartieNs. It relieve constipi'Mon. rcaulates the nnwi-lf, qutets pain, cns dtarrnoea and wi ia colic, allays feverifhiers, destroy worms, aud prevents convolei'ire, soothes the ehi'd and cives it refreshing ar.d natural sleep, t utorials thechiMn's panacea the motbeis frtecd. 35dnea, ,15 cents. Kn8r thfc little wood saw and g ,t your wo. d prnuHily siweil . Leave your ordera at Matt1 ws A Wa.hhurn'e nardwnrestnre, First.tuot. WmiNkki.t. r'artn for ante. I linvc lor sale 100 acres of the finest farming land :n the state. All In a liilih et ite of cultivation, no build ini!9, but . Iins a beautful building loca tion. F.i'jlit miles from Albany, two miles fr.on Tangent, on tho H P K R. Terms and price reason able. 0;ill and see me h i Second street, onnasitrt l)4 oca at ollice. Hb. G. W. Maston. Bsrttni". in oh. .ice uroo.re. can a' ways 0 secu'.d of Allen Urn... Fitun B.ou' Albany Maraer. Wiiw,i-M: I, ....r.. o,a.. ,,rio r . -! Mr v -10.1)0 t 18.00. .i.too-.s) ota nor huab.l M,.fon f.ot.2' t ..rir 6!e per It ureaaed, Mrrna haina.tlc aliouldera 7o Idea Oe erd lOopor lb. "oiir.-a.2t nor bbl, 'Jekena 4.D0 per doa. till Peed l.ran, iW.tOpar ton' .aorta, rr.tdd:linr, SS. 'ir.r TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Aa Indiana Earthquake. Evansvill, InJ, July 26, An earihquake shock wai felt here tonight, beginning at 8:28 and lasting several leconds. The motion wai apparently (rom north to sou-h. Window, rattled and building, swayed perceptibly. Many people fled in fright inio the itrceti. Every open store in the business center was quickly vacated, and the congregations at all the churches rushed into (he streets without waiting lor the benediciion. There were ser inus panics at several of the churches, and at the Krst Baptist n number of children (ell down tne steps and were hurt, none fatally. Dis patches from Mount Vernon. Newbun? and other southern Indiana and northern Kentucky puims, state tnev experienced stronger earth quake shocks than those felt here. An Appropriate Prayer. Greknvii.i.e, Pa July 26. This morning. while the Kev J C Scec ler was delivering a sermon in the United Presbyterian church, a sudden storm arose and the high steeple was struck and shattered by a bolt of lightning. There were over 300 people in the church at tne time, and a panic lollowed which was only quelled by the pastor and cool headed men commanding that no rush be made for the doo'. The congregation then joined in p-ayer and thanksgiving fo' the marvelous escape, and was dismissed with a tremulous bene diction. A Train Wreck in France. Paris, Jvly 26. A collision between ex cursion trains occurred at St Maule today in which 49 persons were killed ard 100 injured. The guauls van and three rear carriages of a fast train were wreaked. The ears then caught lire from gas. The injured occupants shiiek- ed in despair. The oiher passengers hurriedly .mc .nu Bui.ica in extricating the victims. Soldiers also aided the fire brigade to quench the flames aad rescue the sufferers. A Paol era Man Wheeling, W;Vt, July 26. There was a picnic at Woou's run today. I Hlte came along, retu-ninc from a hunting rxneditlnn. ond stopped to chat, Barney Tahey took Hite's gun, asked if it was loaded and, being told that it was not, pointed it toward a group of friends and pulled the trigger. Sarah Mc Gowan was killed and George Weitzel le ceived several shots in lite face, and will prob ably loose both eyes. " Tahey is distracted. A Train wreck In Ohio. Dayton, O July 26. This has been a day of gloom in this city, caused by the awful dis-- oster to the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton excursion train at Middletbn Inst night. Three Mrson were killed outright, William Matthe aged 13: Lydia Fryer, aged 22; and Frank Simeons, aged 17. Four of the Injured are in a critl-al condition Joseph Clavcl, Frsnk Patterson, Joseph Sweverly, and anotl.er. Kilted bra Tramp. Louisville. Ky, Jnly 26. This morning nesr Paris, a negro tramp attacked the family of Nathan S Cor. way, killing him and his wife fatally wounding a son and dangerously wound ing another. The tramp himself was killed by a neighbor, who was attracted by the dies of the Conwny family. The weapon used by the tramp was a rusty scythe, and without provocation k Buy yom gruertMa of P.rker Broa Nollre lo Wafer Coiimwin W.ter is heini.' wasted to such an extent ud tn umxcr.taiily thai we aio obliged to enforce a at. ict observance of the rule in re irard iniprinkliny, viz: From 5 to 9 a m and 6 te 10 p m, and to osution all u'eraof water against alluwiui leaka from faucet, or other fixtures to continue. Th. continuous run ninii of water through clo-ets or other fix tures, or nllowin" hos streams or sprinklera to run all night v ill lie deemed sufboient conn, for .hnttiiiK 'h wtr nit' from prem ises Wl.fr- '.wild Hi h. r.t r.ntiee. Alh n, Or, July IS, ISM, A. U. W. T. it ! Co . W..., IVdwjn, Ca'h-er. VVe'iniiieatfMii st tramp TowastKoJi Wjlmin. Hcrofn'oti., ernptions. such as timolol. discnloratinn of the skin, efliciHv on the fade, ae v,uied by impu' Ito-i-l and will disaptwar r-..,idl by u.inir Pfuuder'o Ore gnu IPoo.t pTririer. Th- l)r.M m'KAT will exchane a .win? mtchine or a-iy make desirnl, except nne or two. for nm nsfe irruh wood and psrtossh. or will considf r othfr propositintu bv soy one de.irini n new inaehine. Wnen Baby waa sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, For'niiller & livmir rvu snine lteDif satiue I ci curtail, for $18 a psir, ai fine., stiyilii.-ir exer seen in hn ritv . They ranit" down to 7 a pair. Other luce cur lain, down tn 91 m lens a pir. V. r". Ke.d keep, the t t a.r.rttrent of dry s;i4 d. M town. WriKRKTO GliTl iikm When wanting sn organ or nlana call on G L lllackman h e you can aelrt from a lirst class tOLA. A I'ienslna sense ' (If hesllh and strfnuth renewed and of ra e a'ltl comfort foil ws th. u.e of Svrupnf Ktfi, as it act ii harmcny vl:h n.rui. to etT.rtu lly r'.h.erhesv tin w et. eo-ttv. orhibous. For s.'i'lnoO.'. and $1.C0 Ixntlea by ill te.i''i.nr r,:iu-gj.t.