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Newspaper Page TextSUfattij VOL. IV- ALBAXf. OREGON, III I DAY AUGUST 21, 189L 10 89 , not I' yoar pliett aak yaV baler to eend for raialocuc, H.npT. aad aC I hum for you. Tim A U V Kik fMIl lltlTITHTV UVn fryi.-j'Vi., ate FnnT. I WHY IS THE ,Y. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE GENOME I BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOB THE MOM EVP h uu M'snilpH Kline, with no tnrkHur wax thread fhurt tlio for t; mnrio of tlio bent fine ralf. at vllati fed oasy. aiMt IhTftUM tnaJfcri mor iiota n rJ Inifr than any other mannai furer, It equals bond- Mi ni kiliiM-i fintltitt from 4.D to$.viJU. ICS, 0t enulin lla.iilHrwed, the flncit cmlf f tilHNj i-vtT offered for $Vtir; wiuali frruuch MmrlH Fliot-a which coat frnm to $UMi. I A u lluinl-Srwi'1. W ell Klin?, flnft aalf. Iti atllah, t'Otiifurtalitc aud diirald. Thn ben fec evrr ifTrnl at tbU price ; aatno tcrado aa cus- r .nu.de nhot-i coat In,; from $t.m to 4'J.ut. O 50 rllc Khort KnrnHTB, Hull road Mm ? and Lfttvrt arrleraall wcnrttirm; flnecalf. annlt'M. ainootli lu1do. tit-avy thrca note, ex leu ant edtfc. ric pair will wear a yt-ar. r Oil flur rull'i no better shoe ever ofTrrcd at 9im tlila price; 0110 trial will coiitIdcq UiuSO ' fen want a nln1 for roiafort and nervlrc. t0 -3 Workinemnti hooe uro wry utroiitf and durahlo. ThoMi wbu ) vu tiren them a trial will wear no other mako. lAVel SJ.00 mill 81.7.1 whool ihoea ar iUI D worn by the loyfvcry when; tucytcll tlifTr merit, an tlm lncnmslnd mlo nhmr. QrllAe'O" Ilhud-Mcwrd Bh.W. beat ClUlvD ixnuola, vervrttyHih;eiualFreuch Utportcd shoes rosttui; from fl.U) to $r,.u. laidlfN 'J.30, 2.00 aud S1.73 ho for Muuit-a urw tho bottt fine Dnngola. Stylish and durable. 'uulloii. MJ that W. L. IhiBKlaa' iiaintj acil Wee are lauipecl on the bottom of each ahoe. w. I. DOUGLAS, liruckton, aloat. I0M T uw I J. E. IJLAIiV. YOU NEED BUT ASK 2 o IVV IH if t':; z m o X 00 o 71 T4iaH n llBtninitM tin l.ivan fi'M taken aocord Inff to directions, will keep your llluud, LWor aud Kldneya in tfood ordnr. Tno 8 II Couoii Cl-ri for Colda. C.)nirhfl and Croup In oon n action with the Headacha t'uro, it aa near perfection ai anything knewri. The 3 U Alpha I'ais Curb for Internal and aster nal use, Iti NuuraUfia, Totithacbs, Cramp (.'oiit and holeraMorbua isuriMurpaiaed, Thay are wall liked Wtierever known, uanufacuireti as wuiur, eww aala by FOSUAY It UAbUN. Conrad Mover, PROPKlttTl'll 0. STAR BAKEliV Gfli-aer BroadalMn and First St 8., DEALER re tained rraili, Canned Mem, KMiwMt, ' (Jneemwam, rlea Frnll. recetmblen. robaeeo, Clgarn, angnr 8p'. , Cottee. Ten, Ete,, Bte, :ri Tcrytblng tbmt ! kept la k ton ymd grooery ore. HIgfaert 4 rket p ' itid for I ALL KINDS uf PRODUCE. A. STRANEY, ..pfcphii-tob rrrni City Livery, M ana -STABLE.- tlRv.nK f'UictinsoK new rix i-nn furn isti llmt-riiH- inn ut Hi r!l. -pclrl aitcntion fivcri I" Iraui-lf nt uk hfiKes lomciiwi by tlio day or lum.th 9 TelBplinim coiinoitioii vrlih tlm 8t i Cliarlw 11. Mel Te'ei'boiie onium givon 1 prompt alli'iilk n fourtD irifi, Blreett'ar liu Ixlwdli Klldwurth and YF.GET BLE PANACEA llEPARCD FROM RO( 7S8e HERBS. JKTHI CURE OF AND ALL OTHER DISEASES ARISINO rROM A DISORDERED STATE or the STOMACH OR AN INACTIVE LIVER. rOR SALr BY ALL nnti.M.v. il rrurnn nfjurnr IkaMttiaiMnB, rfa.mMWis.v,wMKirTa wg mnnannt n iiiiiiiiiMiaiiiHiPiiiinfMniiirg BUY THE "MITCHELL WAGON," Acknowledged Monarch of I he Kond We carry a full line of Hark", llugKie and Carriaftn; alno Farm t", Irnplomeiitaof all kinda. atfl?aU on us before purchasing Wwowbero. Mitchell & Lewis Co., THOMAS Caw'iilrT"-'"' in -' niDiMiTiinnf H UBliyi a UBlk Castor, is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infanta and Children. It contain.8 neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It 13 a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops. Soothing" Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' nso by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays fevcrishncss. Castorla prevents vomitingr Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic' Castorla relieves teething trouble, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas torla is tho Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Castoria. "Castorla Is an excellent medicine for chil dren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo of its good effect upon their children.' Dx. G. C. Osgood, Lowell, Kafe. " Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hopo the day is not far distant when mothers will concl Jer the real interest of their children, and use Castoria In stead of the various quack nostrums which uro destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby scsdin them to premature graves." Dr. J. F. KixcncLOE, Conway, Ark. The Centaur Company, TRY and get and "Write for our THE LEFFEL WATER WHEEL & EN6INE CO.. ESfflSSSlSEZi. LEADING MEDICINES .JOSEPH. DRUG ML WHOLESALE Only White Labor Employer", Albany, Oregoa ANY M HEADACHE While YouWait," BUT CURES NOTHING ELSE. 1 1 vou want the best and most durable furni ture tliat is manufactur' lied in the city go to BRINK'S IS Castoria. " Castoria Is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior toany prescription known to me.1 H. A. AttCHSR, H, D.v 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, X. Y. "Our physicians in Hie children's depart ment hr.ve spoken highly of their eTperi enoo In their outstdo practice with Cortoria, and although wo only have arcoug oi:r medical supplies what Is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castorla has won us to look with favor upon It." UNITED IIOSPITAI. AND DlPPENaURT, Uotiton, Alas. A LLC C. Surra, JVes., 77 Murray Street, Now York City. IFFfFIOBEEl MORE POWER use LESS WATER New Illustrated Catalogue for 1891. DRUGGIST STATIONARY m IVoxirietor, RETAIL HHwt of all in Lairenng Powers- aSOIXTTELY PURE P . if. French keupa railroad time. Hew cream cheese iusb ieoeiTed at CoLr&d Meyers. Smoke the celebrated Havanalfilled fi eent tigarat Juliua Jtweph'e. AlArRRtock of wall naner. with late de- lipn, at Fortmtller k Irriug's.jast received. Harp you seen those parlor snita that T Briuk baa just received? They are nice. J W Bentley, beet hoot and shoe maker Jin elty, three door north of Democrat office. E W Achison & Co handle tne celebrated Portland cement walls for cemetery lots. These walls can he furnished at half the cost of any other and are far superior. Brighten up your old rubbers and old ahoes and make tbero look as ?nod as new with Wolff s Acme Waterproof Polish. For sale at Samuel E Young's. Dr M H Ellis, physician andjsurgeon, Albany, Oregon. Calls made in cit 'or country . Ladies can do their ihoppine in San Fran cisco without visiting the city, and without extra commissioi, Miss K J Barrows ? .r chasing eigtmt, 1659 Oroya St, Oakland. Seir Pralae. Self praise is no recommendation, but there are times when one mas; permit a person to tell the truth about himself, when what he says is supported by the testimony of others no reksonabla man will doubt his word. Now, to say that A 11 cock's Porous Plasters are the only ueaaine and t liable porous plasters mario is ni self praise in the slightest degree Tory h v suim! the test for over tlnrr.y years, and l. proof of their merits it is oalv ueoe.sary to call attention to the cures they have effected and to the voluntary tOKtimoniala of those who have usek them. Beware of imitation, and do not be de ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for All- cock's and let uo solicitation or explanation induce vou to accept a substitute. Allcock's Corn and Huniou Shields effect quiok and certain n-lit-f. Tne State Assotiiatba of the Ctnyresa t'opftl churco of Oregon will meet in tk is city t'eptemher th '2dh. rdJnp Photographer A any res;en. We have bouht-al) tbeut gativt t mad by L W dark and W H Greenwood up to Nov 15th, 1389. Dedicates can be had from hum only of us at reduced latec. We have also a boot 18,000 negative made by our selvea, from wbicH duplicates can be had at likaias. We carry the only full line nf vlewi cf this state and do eniargt d work at Iowettrtes for first class work. W e shall be plfased to see yon at our Studio in Freman's bWeU, nextiUor to Masonic Temple. Th )n tPKAT il uAvhvia a e(vw m luhiie o' a.y dsirjt?, except one or two. furaoai-ob rub wood and parteayb; or ill o.ioftidfr other propi.s:ticn4 by any on doairins a new mAuhtOH. JENHS DHEASI. Jenks knd a queer dream the other ntght, Se thotifrUt be bkw a prifia-6f htera' rinf, and tho mlfl'llo of ft st4d a dotifhty little aitampion wko uot and deliberately knoeked over, one by ono. a score or mare of bit, burl y-loo kin ir fellows, as they advanoad to the AUnrk. Olants as they ware ia sice, the valiant pi-my prevod moro aaaa a maton for r prvTW moro wan a mawn lor I ail so funny tkat Jenks wake Ho accounts far the dream by ho had Just oeme to the conelu- wm, 1 1 whs itn ud laiiffhlnT. Ho the fact tliut ho had lust eioa, aftr irylnsr nearly evrr blj:, draatto nil I ii lin m.rlr. PlaanriA'a Pla.uni Pvratlre Peliera, or tJny 8ujpr- eoatad ' uraouioa, easily "KnocK us ana neas ait the bta; pills hollow I They are the original aud only femrino LttHe Uver 2'llls. Ho ware of ImttuUona, which oontaJn Pai fonniis Minerals. Aiwasiaak forlJr. I'im-oe's PelWa. wbleta are Littfd tiiirar-coated Villa, or Anti-bilious Granule. One a Dote. SIJIL HUUSIL Billow. Hendaeti., lxclnrafi. Cosiailpfi- .Ion, lndli..ilou, loa. Attafkiand all de- isssnou, mi. ranffementa of Loo stomach and bowcftf. are rfrom,-ly rnlleved and peHnanentlf fjureu or wo un Of ur. PlfWoe's Ploanant Punrntiv. Pellets.' They are frently laxative, or tron;lr eatnartle, MoOTdiair toala.of dona. HmallfifTf, Cheapest. aWAteat to take. B tjeuu a rial, by drugKlata. ms. wrmf.iyfi nisrsssirr Maav 10.1. AsonATiotf. Prepilfjfoip, sta Xtim HaW M. ?. V, S. or't Report, Aug. 17, ,88), Baking Powder HOW TO MIKE A CCP OF COFFEE. It is asserted by men of high professional ability that when the system needs a stimu lant nothing equals a cup of fresh coffee. Those who desire to rescue the drunkard from his cups will find no better substitute for spirits than s'rong. n:w-made coffee, wilhou1 milk or sugar. Two ounces of coffee to one pint of boiling water, makes a firstclass bever age, but the water must be boiling, not merely hut. Bitterness comes from boiling too long. If the coffee required for breakfast be put in a granitized iron kettle over night, and a pint of cold water be poured over it, it can be heated to just the boiling point, and thea set back to prevent furthur ebullition; it will be found that while the strength is extracted the deli cate aroma is preserved. As our countiy consumes ten pounds of coffee per capita, it is a pity not to have it made in the best manner. It is asserte.l by those who have tried it, that malaria and epidemics are avoided by those who drink a cup of hot coffee before ventur ing into the morning air. Burned on hot coals, it is a di&infeetant for a sick room. By some physicians it is considered a specific in typhoid fever. Ah Exautli. The teaa for American consumption are bought in China by Euro rean aipr-riai, who are called "tea-tasters.' The encyclopedias ara authoiity for the fact tht in a few years they have to give op their lucrative positions with shattered con stitutions. The unheslthfulness of the adul terations and mineral coloring matter can not be more strongly put. Beeoh s -Tea is pure aa chilihood. For sale by Allen Bros, Klein ilroa have a larft and choice atock t uwit. and shoes for aale at reasouabl' Lricos 1)3 Dot larest ia toot wear until youhave-neen tneirj stoca aad ths el. aat piano attneir a:ore. Whereto Get '1 nan. When wanting Mi orran or plana call on b L Hlackman irht-e tou can select from a first class to... n.th.c. x Castoria! is iccommended bvJpaysi.iaDS for children teething. It is a pareljr Tege- able preuaration, its ingredients ar. pnn Ished aioun d each bottle. It is pleasant t. h e taste and absolutely harmless. It relieves constipation, resalatee the bovel.. 'qai.ts pain, cures di.rrnoea and wind solio, allays ftvenshneas. destroys worms, and prevents convulsions, soothes th. ehild aad gives i' refreshinff and natural sleeD. Castorla n the children's panacea the m.taers' friend, aoaoeea, Si cent.. Go to 0 Vf Oohb. ei.cceisor tolPaisley ft Smile, Fliun Block, fur y.iur joti printing .f all kiuda. Dn rnt bov your boots nd shws until vou ee. lhen:anoat Klein rros, anil aa l hive ezamined their iarpe atock of gnoda When Baby was stele, we pive her Castorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When rtie became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When ahe had Children, she gavo them Castorav Tnae fnret There Is Danger! IIi.oiuk inactivity nf the kidneys 1 In (row thr ni!i ii?g!ecf. The deadly shoals Bright's .iUeapc and diaberen will wreck the tio-dly l'-vk of health if it ii Allowed to 1'ift nrlduilect ni-on theni. The bladder, too, if i active, and judicious ntt'dication doits 110'. speedily direct tho helm tnwaid .the win 'f safety, will Imi whmintd by the 'ijuiekS"!! I of disease. In e!cuitinK diuretic, let otir i hnicc fill npon Hustetler's Stnm- ich Uilterd, which stimulate thu renal or- wiili-nt irritating and umtiu them. wo etlecr- l" ne uppiorienui u num um uu elioitr'' stimuli larnelv resisted to. These have a tendency to r.aiit prejudicially. The 11. .1 1.. I. !1 .1 u. anil hl.Hil.p rnnier. 11 . in 'i""0 muof... .......... iii onniu.'Mi with the neryea and digestive cams, "''d so afford lasting aid. It also nft'.irds dnal asistance in proventinc and curing inrermittent and remittent fever. Biliousne constipation and rheumslifm it alio subjugates. AIMaratasst.t. TThssik-T5e 'Wta-4f). fSnw-lM pria, "iu-as Sf-r,Msel.M. TWsie-fI P f"'IJ fn... su. mw lb faraott. awn, ham, lie afetnlfUra 7a sMia. t,e4 IWtMrlb. fnr-thK pr bbl. rrtrfMM 4M prr dt. sirvi tscr--atw, aAtvrpar tonf BSKWCa, Se. twaHiTiviM, M. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS A Mage Held lip. The Dalles Auk 20 Th. n.11.. .., Prlneville stage was held up and robbed yes terday afternoon neao the Dechutes grade a bout Ihirty miles from this city. A single man armed with a Winche-ter rifle sprang from the bruih and orderep the driver to Ihrow out th. mail bags. He was then or dered to drive on which he was glad to do for he was unarmed. Some parties from Bake oven and Antelope met the stage soon after and hurried to the scene. They found the sacks cut open an J rilled of their contents and 2 hour sacks masks he had a confederate near by. Inquireyat the postoffice shows that there were only 3 registered letters in the mail and It IS probable that the Blunder an obtained by the highwaymen. A U S officer anu pose leave here to day in pursuit but there is little likelihood of their capture as the country is very brrken and affords great facil ities iur cunccitmem, An Eilllor llrawnedi IORTLAND Auz 21 T A Southerland edi tor of the Sunday Welcome was drowned at tne loot ol Stark b: last evening. He had teen in the city and wa on his way home on WeidlerStin East Portland. He usually took the Cyclone which lands at Stark but it was not at the wharf when he was on his way home and he decided to crocs on the ferry an J connect with the Portland & Vancouvei road. which would iand him nnar home. The boat was leaving and be (ried to jump but jumped in the river and was drowned. A Bis Cycloae. PARIS Auc 20 Advices received .fteinoon anonnciag the calamity at Martin que the most severe since '71. So far there . are 00 heaths the result 01 the hurricane and will be some time before the extent of ihe dis aster is known. At Fort De France there were 12 lives lost, and at Fort De France and St Pierre large numl ers weie injured. At St Pierre 5 persous have been killed, hue it ia feared lliii number ues not represent the loss 111 111c tapiiai. A.Seattle Lawyer Seattle Aug 20 Marie lenson a midwife was bound over to the supreme court for try to shoot her attorney T Mullen. He by sharp practice got possession 01(1300 belonging to her and failed to return it. She sent for him to call on her and faced him with a sevolver demanding a settlement. The attorney did not settle and Mrs Jer.son fir-d at him. Af ter taking the gun he fled. A Bad Hobo. Spokane Aug 20 A hobo set fire to ihe city jail ihir morning. He was arrested for disorderly conduct and locked np. He imme diately prepared to burn It for in less thsn an hour the officer in charge found the fail to be on fi-e. Hen unlockad the jail si'pplid the prisoners with water and compelled to put on. the fire. Denuocratle Meeting. Walla Walla Aug 20 In September Ihe democratic meeting to he held here will be addressed by U S Senator Kenna of W est Va Congressman Bynunt of Iudiana, ex Gov F Blacc of Pennsylvania L Gardner secretary of the Natjonal Association ol Democatic Clubs of Washington D C and Wm McAdoo of New Jersey. To Tea Drixksrs. Probably thre. fourths of the teas consumed are "Green Teas ' Unpleasant aa the face may be, the bright, shiny green so familiar to us all is not ihe natural color, but Is due 10 the facing or glowing cf the tea with Prussian blue. Indigo and other mineral colors. That coloring hides Ihe effect, of poor tefs is undoubted; but ia it healthful, and does It not call loudly for the importation of a branu of pure, uncolored, unman ipulaled tea? It was this condltinn of affairs that prompted the placing of liei cli Tea before the public, lie'n;; ihe nb.ioliiir! y pure, im n.loivd leaf it is different in color from any vcu ever used. It draws a canary color of a delightful fragrance that is a revelation to le.'.clrinker, and Its purity makes it moie economical than the arti ficial leas, lifss of it being required per cup. Sold only in packages, fjocenta per pouid. Ak for lieei b's Tea, pure as childhood, l.ii Tile by Allen Bros., Flinn block, A.banv. liny yur groori is af Parker prc, ?. tut.rwifciri st tramti. T.wumjru'.fc WtLoi. FiT'n.iller St ltvii.v ht've soma Kenais sanee I ce curt.iii.s for $18 a ptir, an tinea, aiiyrl-i'.ii tver seen in 'lie. eity. Thev ranye .i.iwn to tv a pair. Other luce oar tales down U 31 01 le. a pir. See V F Head'. Iliie of dreas voids and silks le-lors bu.i iiu elsewhere. W. '. Usui keepM th. heat aa.ortnient of dry gu d in town. tir-t -il'.vr.ioi i 11, 'nrnishing grvM). for thu imxf 30 .l,y. it W V U-ad's. a.laial V? en linear ; Henry JOallaclmr, 66 Price Sret,N Y, writer : 'H.ving b-.n trnnbled ilh pain, in bark and e iet rlnrina 1I1. Int w.nfer I u as eninpfilled In remain a, home unable to l fend to hnainf. s. nnfil I wa advied hv . Iriend tn trv one of Allcnck's Pi.rens Pisa le's. After applyinu on. to mv cbnl in4 eer to mv Vack, in there ho ir. I teand re'ief jT cheerfully recoo. met d t'um t.n ieenp. tavirg ipli al weakr.r and long trrnMn."