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The Russian Government hai made large
purchases of corn, end ere storing the grain
for future supply. The rite in the price of
-corn in Germany, it U alleged, it partly due
to wholesale buying of thii cereal by the Kus
sian authorities.
By means of a powerful jet of compressed
air a German military engineer drives dry ce
ment down into the sand or mud at the bottom
of a stream, to that the water immediately
fixes the cement, and it becomes like solid
rock, suitable for foundations.
A grape vine in Santa Barbara, Cal.
which was planted by a Mexican woman
aeventy-two years ago, hat a diameter of
twelve Inches a little above the ground. Its
branches cover 11,000 square feet, and it
produces each year from 10,000 t 13,000
pounds of grapes.
Ten species of North American birds are
put down by the ornithologists as "Hiss
ing." Of these, two the great auk and
Labrador duck are believed to have be
come extinct within the memory of living
men. Perhaps representatives of the
other eight will yet be found. Meat of them
are very diminutive.
Cold is coined freely now, so that the
term free coinage relatet wholl; to silver
Free coinage of silver means the coinage
at the government's mints cf all the silver
bullion which the owner may bring them,
upon hit paying the regular fixed mint
charges. At present no holder of silver
bullion can get It coined for his own ac
count; he must sell It to the government
which coins It and pockets the difference,'
ii any, between the bullion value and the
coin value.
It is not so much a question whet'.er
Hill shall plant or Cleveland shall water,
at it is that democracy should hive an in
crease. After all the candidate only
stands before the country as a representa
tive of a principle, and as long as the can
didate is clean and able, It makes but little
difference to the masses about the name.
The mala job in the next election is to kill
KcKinleyl6m,and to free the country from
the oppression of the tariff barons, Telegram.
The "mailed hand" of Boss Quay it
aeen in the resolution passed by the re
publican state convention of Pennsylvania
endorsing BUine for the presidency. The
nomination of Gregg for state auditor
shows the "bolters" in that state arc get
ting in the lead. Gregg voted for Han
cock for president and Pattison for gov
ernor last fali. Quay has evidently com
promised with the bolters In that state by
giving them the local offices In return for
support for Blaine tor president. If
Blaine is elected president Quay will con
trol federal appoints in that sta'e. Quay
may not te wise but he ts shrewd.
In 1870 the population of Massachusetts
1.457,35"! 88o, 1,783,085; 1890, a,38,
943; thus placing Massachusetts sixth in the
lists of States in 1 890, where she stood seventh
in 1890. The increase Irom 1880 to 1885 was
8.9; from 1885 to 1890 was 15 3.
It is related as a curious fact that Paris,
with a population of nearly 2,5o,ooo souls,
has less than 100 negroes within its limits.
Statisticians say that the whole of Fraace
cannot muster a negro population exceeding
500. .
The Topeka Journal says thst over 10,000
self binders have been sold to Kansas farmers
since June I , and claims that the hay crop if
all cut and marketed would pay the en'ire in
debtedness of the State.
Bargains in ohoios uroooriea alwir
e seen'sd ef AHto Bros,. Pliu O.eak.
Services at the Euiacoual church will be
omitted next Sunday an account of the ab
sence of itev Mr rluiumer. minister
charge.
NSW ADTfiTHTWIMIrTH.
TOUND, In lbs street in front of the
J. UKMocBiT oftlre, a boys coat, in good
wu iuuih vnu wuu gel ic,
"FRUITS AND FLOWERS."
A N ILLUSTRATED H ORT7CTTT.T
J oral month) v inurnl. ditH hv Pr.
. xv. jmq. no wrmer or iruu ernwAr
can anora to be without It. It PAYS
whoever Ukoc it, $3 per year. SI six
months, so oa a single number.
Aaareaa, i. n. STKARKS,
Fort I ami. Oregon
A ration Is the established daily allow
ance of food for one person. For the
Unied States army It Is now composed of
the following: Twelve ounces of pork or
bacon or canned beef (fresh or corned,) or
one pound and four ounces of fresh beef,
or twenty-two ounces of salt beef ; eighteen
ounces of soft bread or flour, or sixteen
ounces of hard bread, or one pound and
four ounces of corn meal. To every 100
rations, fifteen pounds of beans or peas, or
ten pounds of lice or hominy ; ten pounds
of green coffee or eight pounds of roasted
coffee.or two pounds of tea ; fifteen pounds
of sugar.four quarts of vinegar, one pound
eight ounces of star candles, four pounds
of soap, four pounds of salt, four ounces of
pepper and four ounce of yeast-powder to
each too ration of Hour.
A dispatch from St Louis says: "The
exectutive committee appointed by the
Fort Worth Farmers Alliance convention
has Issued a circular to thc"membera of the
Farmers1 Alliance and Industrial Union,
and to farmers and laborers of the Un
ited Statef," calling a convention In St.
Louis on Sep tctr.be 15th, next.
The convention is called in accordance
with a resolution p.oocd argthe Fort Worth
meeting In opposition to the sub-treasury
plan. This effort on the part of conserva
tive members ano real farmers, Is in order
to emancipate the Farmers Alliance from
the control of scheming politicians.
The basis of representation is fixed at
three delegates for every county in the
jurisdiction of the national alliance. The
call concludes with the following:
This meeting is a protest on the part of
lovers of the constitution of the Alliance
a gainst seeing that organization prostituted
by a body of men who have no Interest in
farming, and whose love fur the organiza
tion Is limitnl by the amount of personal
gain they cm get out of It. This 1 an ef
fort on the part of conservative members
and real farmers of our order to emanci
pate the Farmers' Alliance from the con
trot of schemir.g politicians and designing
demagogues. That we will succeed In i
this effort wc can have no doubt. There
seems to be a general effort In the south
to squelch a tliird party when democrats
arc in the majority .and encourage It In the
north."
CHOICE MEATS
0 Ah. Rim
Emerick - Urultr,
I -or 10 WiitaiiMit 1,1, w, l!atJi
CHAMBERLAIN . M. D
HomMMttiflt. AVatMol Jlflt I 1 mt ih. Ve
Twenty ytaj' irimt. OMin hours 7 to 9 r to;
TUB STATS
AGRICDLTDRAL COLLEGE.
September I8th, 1891.
CauMf ttupy imwed cspreul to meet th
oecdi of th UniOnf and mechanic, interest of ttie
biib, i.rg; omouiou arid well-ventlJftted builJ
inn. The oJltwe ii located in a cilMvt ...j
community, and one of the healthiest in the state.
MILITARY TRAINING
Expenses, need not exceed 810
for the enttrt .
Two or msre frae scholarships from every euuntr
Write for omt,.orue to B. L. ARNOLD. Pi-m.
, Corrallis, Oregon.
FHOTOCRAPHER,
Jor 9ond and Ferry St, Albany, Ol
untuoK work, (aarantoed In .T.r1
bransh of ttaa in. asT"KnlariHnir i
all kind a apa.iajty.
J. A. Cumming,
Wall Paper,
lrusr, Paints. Oils
Glts, Etc.,
MonffaitSiMClii?
IF SO
YOU CAN'T READ THIS
Without being Interested. There will ho
a Genuine
OF
SUMMER GOODS,
Liflt Wei&lit Clotlii. Summer FflniMiii& Goods, Hate,
Shoes, anil all KMs of
-E HOT WEATHER
Weaving Apparel Now in My Store.
Special
Clearance
Sale!!!
Commencing -Aucrust 19, w will make a creat ra
tion in all Summer Goods. Wo must have room tmJ.
Fall Stock. .
For one week we wilf make, a reduction of 10 per mm
on all Dross Goods.
Two hundred Parasoln and sun umbrellas at less thai
wholesale prices.
We are anxious to have all of our friends call and in
what we can and will do.
iresBB Eli Lxh M B
ft Msg Clotir ifll Irtait Tailor
ALBANY, :- OREGON
LUMBER
W. wish to aar ts tba pnbll. that we
hare jnat add.d a lar;s planer to our mill
and re prepared to tarnish all kinds of
lnmber, dressed or rough, as the pur
ehaner mny theme, as good as the best,
aiid as cheap as it ean be sold.
In payment we will take all kinds of
produce, aneli as hay. flour, grain, fcaonn,
hulter, beans, beef by the (.natter, eta
in fnet anythlva; that we can rise. Please
eeo us brfnre yon purchase yonr bill of
lumber, an we foal eonndent that we ean
suilyiu. Yon will alwavs And one of
us at our mill, 14 minis Irom Ibarion,
t inlies from Vx.lr. on Humlllon
cre.k, Wlitr A BERRIQAH,
lebaaoa, Orron.
Csty Resfanrant.
Hviug lioon entirely remodeled, this old
and popular roatHurunt will be made 6rnt
o1ih m every rwipect. The public will bt
given good ihsuIm at nil hours for only 2C
jnti. KverythiriK nat and sttracUTo.
-Vivate boioi. Oyaf tra la tt
ALLEN BROTHERS,
Wholesale i Retail G
CIGARS) TOBACCO, AND CHOICE FRUITS OP ALL
KINDS, INj LARGE: OR SMALL .QUANTITIES,
IN THEIR SEASON.
Flinn Block,
:- ALBANY, OREGON
do it Run a Lottery
to
Cannot be lUKesshillr traveled Kith.
out good hoallh. To reach wealth or any
coveted position In Ills requires thtfull
possession and operation of all ths fao
suits kind naturt hat endowed at with.
Thtts conditions cannot tilst unless the
physical bains It In perfect working
cidT, and this It Impotslslt when the
liver ana tpittn art torpid, thoe obetneN
Ing tht toerttloni, ceasing Indigestion
and drcpsptla, with all ef their aecoin.
paailng horror.
D. HENLEY'S
EngliK Dandelion Tonic
sorts a ss-. MIc rnllosnct over tht liver,
ticltot It htalthi action, ro solves lit
ehrtnlc snfjtmeele, tnd promotes the
Mentions; curat Indigestion snd conttl
A pat'on, shsrpent the tppttltt, tontt Dp
g ...o ,. !, n siasei Ills worth
j living.
ALBANY OR.
mum a hulbeb,t eros.
Rea! Estat Agents
Knrnn ami lUnolue for sale.
Ainu city brnporty in AlUuf
sad Curysllis.
But will selllyou anything kept in a FIRST-CLASS WELL
REGULATED ROOT AND SHOE STORE at bottom
prices, in a business way.
I sell only standard makes, and guarantee everything
sold. Will sew up rips, or repair anything ause
imperfecfmaterial or workmanship, Free of Charge.
SAMUKL E. YOUNG.
HOW DO YOU DO?
There Is no doubt Dial
tfillMiifs
IV 13 w
Stock of S1I.VEKWAKK. cnnslxliiR o
AlKonn, knives, fork", fruit rllnhrs, etr.
gold and silver wiitclie. Jowel y,
etc, is the larfrnnt and beM in
the city, and ly far the
botevi-r brought
! Albany.
PRICES Hie Most Reasonable.
Call and See the GOODS'
IX DRUG STORE
Pfoiffer Block,
Albany
Stanard & Cusick
I aoraiBTCiaa;"
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, IFunev
and Toilet Arllcle3,Si)onKes,Brn8tie, '
rerfnnierT, School ,'Boois, and
Artists' Supplies.
'htnielanrV prescriptions
lolly ecmpoDEdtd.
W. F. READ,
TRADB ASM
ma
OLD -:- K EL I A RLE
GROCERY STORE
O. E. BEOWNELL.
LARGEST . STOCK
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Provisions, Hams, Btcon,
Pototoes, Comb Honer,
Pickles, Vinegar, Apples
Cheese, Fruit Jars, Etc.
LOWEST PRICE
Tea, Coffee, Spices, Ettracts,
Mutter, Eggs, Canned Goods,
Fruits, Quecnsware, Glass
ware, Etc., Ktc.
BHBT TBBATDI ElffX,
Ilonsst Weights, :
: Full Measur.
ALL AND IIK MB,
C. E. BUOWNELL.
Ask Your Neighbor!
Where to gt th Best Bargains,
Wher to get th Best Value for Your Money,
IK
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
And they will Answer with One Voice, at
2TG. W. SIMPSON'S.
We are the People
Who carry tht most tomplete liri of Hard
war, Stovts, Rangs, t., in the market.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
Ti LADIES BAZAAR.
-Is the Leading
illineij and Fancy Goods Store of
They carry all the l atest 8tyles and Novelties In the Millinery line. "d
a complete atock of Ladles ana Children's Furnishing goods.and readvmade
lirmeiui. uuooi uic dssi, ana prices the lowest, call ana dc o"""-
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