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- PuuLis'itits. a 0 1 Broadway, Iiew i oik City.
Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar
7"ia very latest news is that you can buy at JULIUS
A.D WOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound
lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
lbs. Magnolia Sugar White 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 25
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 1 00
5 Gallons Good Piokles.market firm 1.10
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 90
1 Gallon No. 1 Syrup 40
OR
: Jwib conduct a strict cash more, and all goods will be sold for net oaah from 1
,o25 por nt less than regular price. My stock of Cbinawaro, fancy goods, anu
111 th desirable syles of dishei, as well as a general assortment of groceries, crock
ry; lamps and fixtures is complete. 1 inke a spool tlty of line tos, ooHees and
kilting powder, and always plase my customers,
Agent for several responsible Insurance oompau ei. Julias) Oratlwohl.
taaS5E!3ia;ijE232
fcr Enfants
c-ftn t a rl a Is so well atiaptetl io children that
ioomBicniJ ItajKiiperiortoany prescription
own uj Lie." It. A. Arrucn, II. D.,
;il So. OxforU HU, Urooldyn, N T.
uw of 'CafNirls ' is po unirfwil ana
nifi-tts &) well known that it b -t-i.ta it w. rb
if Mijwrprofit ion to endorse it. l'ew a'ft'ie
':iifllij;tvit Aamilles whfi-Uonul L'e"p Cbtoriu
Ivow York Oi'y.
auj Pastor Xt.jomlp late Informed church.
7nn CitNTAUR
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PATR0NIZE HOM
,THE FARMERS I ftIERCHftNTS INSURANCE COS
Albany,
; fl - J I, COWAN, Treasurer.
-DlnSOTOBS'
I Cowan. Geo F Simpson. (V F Read.
idr J K Weatbertord, KSStMbin.J O Writsmin.'
)ClM '
iqnii 4 also district agents fob
wMYeral Solid Eastern and Foreign Companies
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
jjj I .1. JOSEPH, t'j oprietor,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Only White Labor Employee",
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wm'? mm.
W 50. rri a cajiE it v.-ill noT.cypi:L a
it 10 fin mrKX-Hinu i,ahijii ie
cm bo made into (i Tea for use In one inmuto.
Vice 2:.. Wto. una g MO ,wr rvu-kHiro.
vsrf R7S An Woiant ToiLfT poworn
JkaAJ lortlioToctbaDdUrcatU-aSo.
and Ghiidrers
Criteria cattc Colic, Constipation,
PourSinumuu, Ttarriji?a. Kructation,
KiUs Wonui, gives tluup, and promotes cu-
E est ion,
out injurious medication.
Tor Bcveral ye.irs I haro recommpnded
your Castoria, ' and slmll alwayu coutimie U
d no as U lias invariably produced beaeflcla
rtaults. '
Edwin P. Pabdeh, M. D.,
M alio Winthrop, " liOth Street and 7th Ave.,
New York Citj
Cohvakt, 77 Murrat Street, New York,
r INSTITUTIONS.
Oregom
J O WRITSMaH, Secretary
Geo F SIMPSON, Vioe President.
I) R fnnta(!i
Dry Goods and General
r A'rtr nriTr
. i i rn n i ti
"vaujuui nauio on a posiai cam iw-jjai
V""""1, J' ,r' t.jo to Si
Of t and ler.r-,-l i. f. ,
I.'ighest g( ail in Leavening
i..', .-. frSV?3Kfr5'
AOfEf PURE
4TIFA1)0.
Spu-cd plys fct-t,
Swtot pickles in bnlfc,
Sour pickles in bulk.
Raisins, c trmis,
Lemon peel, cx'.racts, etc.,
l'or the Holiday s, cvt be fouiul at
F. K. ALlEN A: CO
Made well
the weak, nervous or ailing woman
who takes 'Dr. Pierce's Favorito
Prescription. It's a medicine that's
guaranteed to help her. It's an in
vigorating, restorative tonic, sooth
ing cordial and bracing nervine
and a oertain euro for all the func
tional derangements, paiDful disor
ders or chronio weaknesses that
affect women. For ulcerations, dis
placements, bearing-down sensations,
everything that's known as a "fe
male complaint," it's an unfailing
remedy. It's a peculiar one, too.
Peculiar in composition, peouliar in
its cures, and peculiar in tho way
it's sold. It's guaranteed to give
satisfaction, in every case, or tho
money is refunded. You pay only
for the good you get.
It's tho big, oW - fachioned pill
that makes the most disturbance
but it's one of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets that does the most good.
Mild and gentle, but thorough and
effective the smallest, cheapest and
easiest to take. They cleanse and
regulate the liver, stomach and
bowels.
TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DtiAD!
A'hile trying '- Crowd theii
WAY INTO
Store, where they alwas have on hand
ho largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest improved Rifles and Sho
ins; immense stock of Fishing
"icklt of every description: Tents,
Man. oc sCamp Chairs and thousands
oti. Inns too numerous to mention
I jmir bop
n connect, n with the Store, and one ol
ie best wo 'men In the State to do any
nd ail kind., ot wor
Come one Coine No rouble to
ow z-iGt.s "Small pre lit .ind quick
in orjt .nolto.
BILIOUSNESS
The S. II. Ileadiitlic ami liver Cure
PHYSIC
IIK4P
If taken as directed, c Guaramee Satis
faction or refund your inunry.
DON'T SICKEN.
50 cent per boltle, by
DON'T. GRIPE.
I A CUMMINGS
Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ttr.K iiki'i:
Ptiker llros, groocr",
F. M.French hecps railroad time.
Cay your fc-rojeri K of Parker Bros
Fi.ne groceries at Conn & i Ieudrirsou's.
Kew creitin cheoao just received at Conrad
Mevtrs.
P J Siniioy job printer, Flinu Block, does
:'.rt c m work.
Smoke thf dltt'trated ilav.xua filled A cent
otx&r at Julius Joseph's,
Or M It i'i.Uj. u-iyniot ia an.l suroon
Albwv, 0.-a-i, OiI'.j m 1 1 1 t.i oiiiy ' or
country.
Medli-nl Tmllmonyi
W Thornton Pukcr, M D.Ii. or.Jer, Awo
o:atiou of Act in? AsuUtat.t Sareocs cfthe
U S Army, write:
Saiem,;Mb( , March 23, JSitl
"When at Stuttirt.dcrrii.nv, durinc the
winter of 1881-82, 1 was suffering from a
revere attack ol bronchitia, which seemed t j
threaten pneumonu. I met, at the Hotel
Marqaardt, Commander Bcardslee, ofthta
United estates iavy. in speaking of my
ttiokqeM, he remarked: 'Doctor, yon can
cure that chest trouble of yours by uaiug An
Al .cook's Poroua -Piaster.' Tbat may be
I rue,' I answered, but where can I get the
plaster: Anywhere in the civilized world,
and surely here in Stuttgart. Whenever I
have a cold,l always use one and find relief.
I loot to the drug store for the plaster, and
it did all that my friend hid promised. Ever
sinoethen I have used it whenever suiTcripg
from a cold, and I have many limes i rcso ib
ed it for pafients.
"The A 11 cock's Plaster is tie best to be
had, and has saved many from severe illness,
and undoubtedly, if used promptly,will save
many valuable Uvea. Whenever one has a
tever cold they ehould put on an Alcock's
Plistar as soon as possible. It should he
placed across the cheat, the upper margin
jnetsbelcw tbo neck; some hoi )cf to, or
milk, will aid in'he treatment.
"This is not a patent remedy in the objec
tionable senee of that term, but a standard
preparation of vilue Tho Government
supplies tor the U S Army and Indian Hos -pital
stores contain A 11 cock's Piasters, and
the medical profession throughout the world
are well aware of their reliability nnd ex
cellence. I shall always rocommend it, not
only to break up colds, but as useful in
allaying pains in the cheat and in the back.
It is a preparation worthy of general couli -dene.
Reopened. W R Graham has reopened
his tailot shop, nd has on hand a fine line
of suitings, ready to be made up for those
wishing first-class work done. Thanking the
public for a liberal patronage In the past,
ie soucitsa continuance ot their patronage and
romtses good work and prompt a'tention to
e needs of his palroni.
Cloaks and j ickets at'eost and less a1. W
F Head's.
Remember that F L D imont does puar-
antie tit, and sews possible riming ripf) in
clothing bonght of his store. OyercoaU uoi'd
at cost until Christmas.
if vou eoit.'mnlatr-njttiic in awitir
plant get priea ofw nd mills, pnmps, pip,
tanks, eto., fromW WCrawford. Ho will
Alton i&h you.
" The Portland Collfction Aaencv'hat com
menced several utts tt collect accounts ft r
d Ij Rlankmrnn. Varjifii nwinir him ithnnM
setUe their accounts nd save cotr.
LvDim FukJSii )e. 1 hva a y I! I n
of ladies Hoe dra'S sh-)ii, all 1 dl an 1 ih
latent noveltie in style, and reuonill
prices. Samukl E. Youno
n'on Street, PorlKnd, Cr.
Read hai a large stick of lwiot sn.1
hnes to .iit.ct f.om, vid the 'best vatl'jin
town. ' ' '
Vhen Baby was ElcR, ;;w her Ctutoniw '
Vhpn kIim was a ChlM. ul' -rietl tor Oiutorlfc
"h,-n she beeatno Mis-. s!- clong tr Custom.
?'uen she buu Cliililrt-n. '.: gave thum Cast.,ri.
S:c.ri-t ft Hit dl th i t rv baitrst'n
sh?ari in : scissors.
A lir,;u stock of pruning shears nd nrun
r.g h..o.:s. the best made, just received at
atewari nox s. now is the tiie to i
hem.
" hhil.ih s lUNi.r :s what yod nerd frr
dyspapsik, torpid liter, yellow skin or kid-
no v trouble. It is imarsnteed to trivn vrn
tisiaction. Price 75 J. Slid by Fushay &
aiaaoc.
We have the Urg ist stock t.f ladies un
(ler-.vp.r cT-r .hown in ton. fie -ure and
sfwli.t W K ltd cando f T J'O I I e'ore
placing u orotr.
Ol NT1 C'OI BT,
(.1. N. Pnitcan, county Jinlse; Wm. Kullltail;h
anu J. W. I'uuh, t'oiiimiwioucni.)
Contract for repairing bridge at Mill
City let to 1) V lloeye at $215.
Continued, bill of O P Cosliotv, nid
Hail fitiuily.
Hills allowed: N P Pnyne, $7.50,
Juilf- Iiuneiin, $103.60; Wm Uunibutigli,
fi2.30; J V l'ugli.f.M.OO.
The following jurymen were selected
(or t lie comirg year:
Allianv I W CnsicV. I A Cunmntij:,
TIiob Hopkins, II F Meriill, J A Miller,
I M Kalstnn, llenrv beitienuer, t i.
Moore. W C Stollmaclier, It G Watson,
T L Wallace.
Central Albany Fred Rnrkliart, Fretl
riek lirucWnian, HoVit lrown, i K liloom.
East Albnnv A Wolvcrton, A 1!
Morrip. Tl Miller. 1 B Hughes. 11 Hry-
ant.C Is Sliaw, llamon Sbelton.
West Albany Geo W Cline, B W
Cmuliir, I F Conn, T J Hutler, Perry
Conn. Wm Fortiniller. A 1) Matthews,
Denver llackleman, l)ick I'e'.ers, Mat
scolt, trunk 1 rites.
ltrownsville Henry Hlakely, John
Wolf, l,oii Windom, V T Cochran, f M
lack. G M Uroivn, I Ambrose. It F
Cliiltls, K A Kvans. James Pearl, Jno
Montgomery, b, u Michael.
Center llenrv Jackson. V W Craw
ford, l.Van Wheeler, bcott Vard, Geo
Mc Knight, Albert Humphrey, tl LLaasell
Crawforilsville W II GIbbs, T Malono,
Wm Ireland, Geo W Pngh, J A Brandon,
J 11 Edwards.
Franklin Unite lohn Curl, Newton
Crabtree, Wm Arnold, Wm May, A T
Powell, is U Kogers, Leo liilyeu.
Fox Valley -J B Trask, J L Berry, W
is Potter, w F Hammer.
llalsey W II Gulliford, John Miller,
Antony Maxwell. Geo Shepherd, II C
Davis, T F Smith, It F Armstrong, I A
Crisp, John Ciinm. ir.g, W R Garrett, J It
Xeinpleton.
Harrisburg W S Brown, II Bishop
Samuel Nixon, Milton Rodgers, Monroe
1 'ti 1 1 pot. John I! llaywortli, W U Lnssell,
D S Busey, Win M Davidson, Frank
Dempsey, C M Grimes. J Willonghby,
J F Lavis, Win WaBsom.
Jordon P R Bilyeu, A M Shelton, T
P Goodman, C W Richardson, A T Mo-
Cully, H 11 Phillips.
Lebanon J O Bilyeu, A J Adams, J R
Keebler, N Bridges, D F llardman J W
liuikhnrt. Samuel Mullen. U F Bloduett.
J M Coffelt, Z T Truelove, 0 V Stein.
Orleans M Aebeson. XV II Millbollcn.
J Y McCnne, Chas Patterson, Jaa A
Pngh, K P Williamson, G W lates.
Price George Gtisendorfer, James
Wallace, J M Archibald, John McGregor,
M F DawBon, M 11 Wilds, John Propst,
W W Scuddy.
Rock Creek -T B Birnes, W J Turn-
idge, B B Butler.
Scio R I) Callavan, A J Johnson, M
Daniels. G W Hunfxker, G W Morrow,
M V Bilyeu, M M Peery, F. J Dalv.
SbellbiirnB F Titus, J L Croisan, N
B Washburn, H J FolliB, Price Munkers.
Syracuse -F D Leverick, L C Stratton,
A Farlow, Wm Hale.
Pantiam J M HaBsler, C T Iever,
John T Bilyeu, C T Croft, Jr, A II Charl
ton, J 8 Davenport, J A titzwa'.er, Jas A
Richardson, F M Smith, J W Garland, J
w Uaines, H Ji Savage.
Pweet Home llenrv Nve.O II Ruesell.
Jacob Nye, D Andrews, J M Ware, John
Galbraith, A J McClure, E B Wilson.
Sodaville Jonathan Card, Wm Du-
gram, E M Hazen, R W Fisher, T A
Gleason, A K Watei", Ju'ius Daw, O P
Card. :
Sbedd Henry Snrenger.Iohn C. Davis.
I B Cornett. V W Robiuett. B R Forbes.
J R Uavp, W B McCormick, K C Far-
well.
Tangent Geo Cochran, Ubbe Peters,
Tos Simpson. Morgan ilenshaw. P B
Jenks. 1. B Luper, J F. Owenhy, Alfred
Morgan, Ar:nur Cliurchlli.
Waterloo! Burrell. W F. Craw lord.
Jacob Newman, Martin Riland, C H
tv hitney, r- r. lay lor.
5
Monky to Loan. 1 have money in
sums of $500 to $20,000 to loan on ini-1
proved farm lands m I.inn and Benlcn
comities, at lowest current mica.
delay in furnishing the money.
V G BuiiKiiARr
Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon
Grrat led. ctirni in Aein'otor void mi b
( r lneino-r. See the a.ent, iV WCr.w
ford.' F.i y 1,1 ...itiil imicx go lii Iv i.i Bro. al
nv reii' ' ,m fren of ui.argf. u ilii-y rip
nnnvcri.t l'. ,0 s ci.my lo.ise.
Try W V V d when you wai I is.
nni nn s t 11 ins great comli sihI rr'tni
caT, ia for a- by os. Pooki t 'zi 0 -iitsin
twentj-hved "rs.only 25o. Lhlldrrn lev it.
Fohay A N'.-. n.
(all and v f new fall dress geeds al
Read's.
inc only Pure Lreaul of lartar Powder. No Amu'oni.;; No Aiuin.
Used iu Millions of Homes 4g Years the St v1-4,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A Terrible AHalrt
Sax I'ltAxcisio. Jan i-. A Canton
correspondent goads this account of a terri
ble disaster in n country town nuout ou
miles from Canton, which occurred early
last month and resulted in the loss of.
nearly '-WO livoi. A band of robbers
made a mid on a village in the Shin lling
district. They first levied a tribute of
several thousand taels on the priests of the
temple. The latter had just received largo
offerings from the people, who wero cele
brating the holidays under a b'g shed in
fiont of tho temple. Tlio angry robbers
applied Hie torch to the shed, and the peo
ple, iu panic, rushed into the teniplo for
refuge. The main entrance to the temple
caught fire from die heat, burning tho
shed, and over 1 100 men, women and
children were either burned, smothered or
trampled under foot.
A Woman Mood I t l
Poi:ti.axi. Jan 12. Miss I.i.'.ie B.ack
who lives at il'.' Couch blreet. was held up
by a lone hk'hwnjmau at li::i0 o'clock lust
evening on Couch street, between Kighth
and West Park. Tho man tore open her
cloak and demanded her money and jewel
ry, but he found nei'her. Ho overlooked
her watch which was fastened in her
corsage. When Miss Back reached home
she fainted on tbo doorstep, and a great
of difficulty was exper: vsi! in returning
her to consciousness.
So I'lnre for i u: en i
Tacoma, Jan 12. A Chinaman applied
to the city clerk for a license for peddling
today and the clerk refused to issue it,
telling the Chinaman that to attempt to
peddle in Tacoma might result in his being
murdered, ns tho white citizens had shown
a disposition to admit Chinese only ns
merchants. The Chinaman agreed to take
the consequences, but the city clerk, how
ever, refused till mch tiino as lie could
consult the mayor.
An Ex H.lillri'a gulcldr:
Euukxe, Or, Jan i2. A man was found
dead on a pile of wood near the railroad,
j ust south of Irving, this afternoon. His
name wa? suppotcd to be Georgo York, as
ho liad a discharge in that name from the
Fourteenth infantry, USA, having served
at Vancouver bairacks. It is evident that
he committed suicide by taking strychnine,
the bottle being found near by.
nniali rax U Walla Wulla.
Walla Walla, Wash, Dec 12. A case
of smallpox was discovered in the city this
afternoon. Last week Kichard Orscino, an
ltuliau, urrivctl fiwtu WcnnULn, FJuuUu
iie was taken ill, but physicians were not
cilled until this morning. They pronounc
ed the nflliclion smallpox. The patient
whs removed this evening to the pest house
and placed in charge of competent nurses,
feudalist I'owjlerly Talks,
ScitANTON. Pa, Jan 12. Grand Master
Workman Powderly, in nn address to the
union caipenters, said:
"I ata a socialist nnd I say it without
blushing, if the avowal brings condem
nation, I am willing to take it. I am one
of 65,000,000 socialists in this country. 1
believe the railroads and public highways
should be nationalized, and that the tele
graph system should be owned and operat
ed by the government."
Pkkmanent Branch Laundry. -- A
branch office of the Sale.u Steam laun
dry has been established in Albany. All
work will be collerteti and the Inundried
articles delivered at Salem prices. No
other expense All work guaranteed.
Orders mny be left with Osborn Davy,
pjrmanent agent and solicitor for Albany
Oregt n:-n Kncyclo.-edia cunons taken at
Coon Hct.ilriL'eooV.
Um.f It. C i.'n & 11. ndriuson tal e Orc
i.nim. c,.i pi, f on rll c.nh s-.lt.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will bo pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreadeU disoase
that science has been alilo to cure in all its
stages and that ia Catarrh. HaU'a Catarrh
Cure is tho only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con
stitutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hull'K Catarrh Cure is taken inter
lially, actinir directly uoon tho blood and mu
cous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying
the founilution of the disease, and giving tho
putient strength by buildinir up tho constitution
mut unnmilllg llillliru 111 UKIIIK IIB WOrK. 1 lie
proprietors have so much fultli in its curative
powers, that they otter Ono Hundred Hollars
fur any cuso tli.it it fails to cure. Bend for.
list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0.
O-Sold by Drue-gists. V5c.
Albany slarh-t
" bos' ( 7e.
dais Sm
Flour. i B On.
' tiller. 95c.
Kggh SOe.
I.shI, itfe.
Piirk 1 11 iii IS.; Mhoulders, 8e. sine.
I2n.
Hay. ha ed !15
uo atiW'M. fine.
A? plr,l 00
Hops I8v
ltie.l f. nil-'pluma, 9o, applea, He
f bickeiiH. f4 to per dosrn.
j tieor on mot, zc.
I Hogs. dl. n'Ccl. flc.
I ;
m
owder: