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The McKinley organs in Ohio are trying
to make It appear that Mr Neal i "per
ona non grata" to llr Cleveland, Thii
in about all the Latin Ohio republican
editors know, and when they talk this way
it in titerelv to show that they areclas-icul
cholars.
It it reported that I'rof Hermann lias
succeeded in nhotoirraphinir the vowel
sounds, by siwaking them into a phono-
rrranh which renroduced them slowly. The
vibrations were recorded by a mlcrotele
nhnn. which had a small uiiror in the
vibratinir drum. A ray of litfht reflected
from the miror recorded its vibrations-
that is to say, the vibrations of the vowel
)unds on a traveling hand of sensitized
paper.
The Herald says:
The vote of the dcmocraiic house on the
silver question Is just as alrectly opposed
to the declaration of the Chicago platform
as are the vies of Cleveland and the dem
ocralic party on this question . After all
Cleveland Is bigge' than his party.
By the way did it ever enter the minds
of republicans that Cleveland is not only
bigger than his own party, but he is bigger
than the republican party also, for the
republican vote in the house, (if regarded
as a test of friendship of or enmity against
silver,) is as directly opposed to the declar
ation of the national republican platform as
are the views of Senator Mitchell to those
of Senator Dolph.
When the student of this period in our
history, a hundred years hence, consults
the newspaper fdes to discover why cur
rency became so scarce in a time of pros
perity, he will ccme to the conclusion that
the course of such republican organs as the
New York Tribune bad something to do
wltb it. That journal devotes its chief
energies showing that nothing better could
be expected with the democratic party in
power, and that much worse must be ex
pected to long as it continues in power. It
would feel more grieved than words would
express if the democratic congress should
finally do the right thing with regard to
silver and should not go hell-bent for abso
lute free trade at a swoop. Rather than
have the situation saved by the wicked
democratic party it would not have it saved
at all. Democracy an 1 the demnitlon baw
wows are identical In its mind. Ez.
The Evening T'hgta is rampaging
considerably. It is almost wild over the
ren-a'l of the Shcrmiu law. It vents
i. il,, Armacri'.i ho voted for
the repeal. Hear it: "The republics
minority with the aid uf some democratic
backs!! tr, have succeeded in passing
through the house that oli p Ing of Will
street commonly krown as the vt usun Din.
This is a genuine ca-tf where the tail I
makine l huge tflort to wag tSc dog. A:-
cording to the yea and nay vole published
in the Wnyonifin ttcre were, on the vo.e
to repeal 141 democrats for and 77 against
repeal. Now the Ttlcgtam cills thtse 141
democrats "some democratic backsliders.
Whether these figures and list of yea and
nay votes are accurste or not It is wen
known that onfte considerable more than
hslfofthe democrats voted for the repeal.
They should all have voted for it as they
rere oledccd by the Chicago platform to
do so.
Foilowir-g is the list of letters remaining;
in the post oIKoe at Albany, Linn county,
Oreiron.Aua 2'J.h. 1S93. fersont calling for
these letters must give the cUte on which
they were advertised.
Ailkens. Wade Arnol, Geo
Dlower, Mrs S E Cnlilway, A J
Otulev. Johnnie IJarcy, A J
Ulis, JIrs Jennie V. Hazelton. J
Holland, John W Houston, Mrs Alice
.Morrison, P M More. Mrs Ida
Nebcrir. J C Nye. Ed
Kheimberger, John' Hichie, D M
Kobliins. Mrs. J S Smith. Chas 2
.Smith, Miss Ella SerHing, Mis Guru
Tiiylor.MiisterSherniiin Thomas, J F
1 oung, M fc
Tmos. Momteith, P. M.
Judge J Waite, of East Portland, died
August 28, 1893, at his residence on Haw
thorne avenue and Thirty-fifth Btreot.-from
a complication of diseases, at the age of
about GO years.
The deceased be'onged to tho early com
era to this sta'e, locating at first in tlr3
vicinity of Milwaukee, where he married
" 'nmur campoeil, prior to i860
tin subsequently moved to Clackamas
comity, where be was elected county judge,
intr airerwam a member of the lower housi
0' 'he legislature.
lleturning to Multnomah county later, In
a 'rveu tour years 111 the state senate from
this county. The decedent was highly re
spected for his genial disposition and the
nonest execution of his convictions.
Catarrh Cannot be Cared
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS , as they cannot
reach the aeat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional disease, and in order to cure
it you must take Internal remedies. Ball's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acU
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
jiiu B iautrrn Litre 18 om ttiiuoiniucuiuiiw. ii.
was prescribed by one of the best physicians in
this country for years, and is a regular pre
scription. It is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the beat blood puriders,
acting directly on tho mucous surfaces. The
nnrfect combination of tho two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results incurinj
Catarrh. Bend for testimonials, free.
K.J. CHENEY & CO., Props,, Toledo, O.
Bold by druggists, price "5c.
Trains will hereafter run to Iduniia
on the eastern end of the Oregon Pa
cific Mondny morning and Wednesday
.and Saturday eveninirs. Round trip
tickets, good for thirty days, will bo
sold for ttt.OO. liound trip tickets can now
be bought to thn Hay, at excursion rates
every day of the week.
Will it Murk, tv ii.wcii.t-
The senile yelerday oy a decisive mi.
jorlty not to seat Minlle of Montana and
Allen of Washington, appointed by the
governors of those states af.er ihe leg!,
latureshad failed to elect. Tl.U I, ihe
sound and safe course, and the sena'or.
who took it In spile of their party or ull-v.-r
predilections in favor of one or both
of the applicants are to be commended for
their firmness and good sense. The enate
could not have seated these men without
doing violence to all precedents and ignor
ing , he plain spirit of the constitution.
By rejecting them, it has laid down a plain
nile. where rrecedcr.ts were somewhat
vague, and made It unlikely that any legis
lature or (.ovcrnor w ill ever create anolher
situation so awkward. Instead of putting
premium on partisan intrigues for a dead.
Ixk, Hie senate hai diicouraged them by
punlt'dng stitci whose legislatures Indulge
In them with temporary disfranchisement in
lie senate. II. is li ery wholesome.
(.'rtgoAitttt.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 FER CENT
ON CITY PROPERTY. M SENDERS
HoodVOures
Short Breath, Hoart Trouble, Rheumatism.
Veuiioo at C K BrowntU?.
VI.VVI Co itliyd io Baltimore niock.
A full l-rieo! WaroeriSroa cemtUat It, P
& to
If you want a tine tno-f call for Joteph,s
white labor uigur-,
Come ami -v ihe new chit'etl plow at
Hamp opponite ioU thee.
The beatroaat onSee in the city at Com ad
Aloyc r a
Motor n.e five trip daily to Vieieck'n
addition. Lotrthtro oa .entailments of $1
per wetk,
An extfiiHve variety cf cardfn lerdtbnth
to bulk and by the pack can be found at
U hrowcel.a.
Pa.ronir.e home induatry by smoking the
celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured
by Ju'tus Joreph.
New cork sole, hand turned ehoea, some'
thing entirely new, not a winter ahoe but
light atrt tixiMe for rprwg and summer
wear, at h.d. Peactok Ai" -V, Call and
inspect thtin.
Mr R M Robettson has moved his feed
tore to on- Hoor west of his former place,
iusi east of u; Democrat omce, wnere
he is well located, and is in a condition to
meet the demands of the tiade. He car
les a large and first class stock of feed
lime, cement, planter, hair, fertilizer, and
everything usually kepi In a first class
iced store.
J F. FORD,
Albany Jlarkel.
"VborMtii;.
Cats, 30a.
Hour, 14.00.
"titter, 260.
EigS, 15a.
laird, 12 to 153.
Pork -hams 12 to 15c: shoulders .flu 10c:
sia. it to lac
Hay. baled, 7
atoea, Oo.
Appleo.l 00
Hops, 12o.
Dried frult.plunjs, 9e, apples, Po
Chickens, $4 00 per dozen.
Beef, on foot, 15io.
Uofrs dressed. 7c.
OREGON STATE FAIR.
Under the management of the State Board
of Agriculture, on the Mate Fair Grounds
near Salem, commencing September 11th.
1893. and con tinning one week.
More than $15 000 in cash will be
premiums lor siociE, poultry, swine, agricul
tural products, iruiti.native woods, mineral,
works of srt and 'arey work, and for trials
of speed.
lieduced ratet of fares and frciuh'n nn all
transportation lines. Favillion open four
evenings during I he week, with good music
in attendance. Ihe rew grand stand and
the new regulation track are conoeded to be
among the most comfortable and the best o
the Pacific Coast. Splendid contests
speed each day. There is entered for the
ooutesta the best Held of horses this ye
that has been on the grounds for many
seasons. Valuable and handsome improve
ments have been made on the grounds and
buildings.
Prnmmm li.t.k. .!. ... .
for premiums c'.mn at a m j e
of the fair, ,nd exhibits must bo In place bv
.v P ui m taia aay.
rmcEis of ADSiissiox.
Mun. C IV .
. u a LL-BIa 1ICKCIS CO 5p
tt'omer.'i Spjion Ttcliar, 'T"
- "j jicKcir;
Women's Day licket "
ice irack J lcksts, daily
Women to the race co'irse.free. Children
under 12yeirs. free to all. -n""ren
.-.ena in the secretary at Portland for
' oecrtlary. President
OX TRIAL.
That's a pood way to buy a medi
cine, but it's a jiretty hard oondittosi
under ivlm-h to till it. l'erhaps
you'vo noticed llutt the ordinary
hit or miss medicine, doesn't at
tempt it. '
The only medicine of its kind so
remarkable in its ejects that it can
bo sold on this l:m is Dr. Tierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. As a
blood-cleanser, utrctth-rcstorer, and
flesh-builder, there';! nothing liko it
known to medical science. In every
discaso where the fault is in tho
liver or tho blood, as Dyspepsia, In
digestion, liilioiisncss, and tho most
stubborn Skin, Scalp, and Scrofulous
affections, it is jiittrwiteeil in every
case to benelit or cure, or you have
your money back.
To every sufferer from Catarrh,
no matter how bad tho case or of
how long standing, tho proprietors
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy say
this : " If we can't euro it, perfectly
and permanently, we'll pay you $500
in cash." Sold by all druggists.
M
r. Dr. rUeri.on Wallace
The Noted Clairvoyant ad Life Kovlcr, Is now
here, and can be found at her rerndfiict', iicxt duor
J B Co-Kill's. She ills alMHit all subjects, put
present and future; love troulilea, absent tritndti and
business. You can hear from your dead filett Js.
Of Dos Muiueo, Iow. writd underjdato of
March ti.t. 180-:
B, Mku. Mki;. Co..
Dufur, (,)rcou.
Op arrivinK b-ime last week, I found all
well and auxiuusly a'vaitintf. Our little
cirl, e'uhl and ooe-hitlf years old. who had
wa tetl away to 38 puuuds, is now well,
strong and vigorou. and well lleshcd up.
S. B. Coufih .?ure has dine its worit well.
H th of the et.ildicu like it. Your S H.
Couifh Cure has cured and kept away a'l
hoarueia fiuin me So civo it to every
ouc. with greofins for all. Wishing you
frusueii y, we are
Yours, Mr & Mit J K Fori.
If you wiah hi fed itettn and cheerful, and ready
fr Hit) Spring's work, clean) ynur sysiviu wth the
Ifeadauhe and Ih jr Cire, by taking two or llirce
50 couts .r buttlo by all druinpsts.
4 Uiilunduraihraitlve puarmatoe 1
Star la
'orM" inuu .ttr
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CCKFAD
J ACU.VMING.
Wall Paper,
I i'iitrs, JPtxintM, OHm
Ulaeirs, 1-Cto
J. A Cumming
ALBANY, -:- CREC0K
Cure for ToMp, povptb and Clonorci xe
McMINNVILLE COLLEGE.
McMinnville, Oregcn,
This College is one of the olilest iiml Vies
equipped collets in Hie Northwest.
Tlio 7im Mmmtamttr in.lulgos i a
hoirlliy, lnbon-d nrtide !o show tlut the
.LTu..iKnn iwriy ims niwnys liocn in f,ivor
of a gold standard, but we boB t0 ca t)le
uuennon ot our estremcd cotempornry to
the fact that it entirely, and rtirsely a,
wehcheve, ignored the very issue which
us own wows raised. As our ranters will
reuiemiHT mat paper m speaking of the
P:ar,u lU ,ut lhe democrat.
Qia not nT wnat they meant nor mean
what they Mid." Then wc quoted from
sue rcpuoiirsn platform adopted at Minne
npolis as follows:
i.tl- ,
...... uiiiinaiisui, and the
rePiil.lio,n party denunds t "
Ifoli and tilver us the standard money "
Andaslrd the .lost.'.r,r what the
" meal 1 -r- when they
' - ""i' p aironn and what they
-.. . ,., .,, nK almost ns a unit
ui,.uiim i.imeiaii-11. e tmst the Monn
t iinecr th.it r.ii.e.1 the question of demo
cratic consistent? on the silver question
wid explain republican inconsistent on
that ques'ion.
Li"""Y W"R. Krery citizen ot Al-
V!rT Tar n'ir'i that the
Albany Steam Laundry p,iarane fit
class nork nt very reasonable ) rice., and
eniplovs rmtlnnif but ,ile ,i;,r. s,,i ,'
June as cheaply as the Chinaman, f it'
romre your onn race.
-ttr L. 11. Palna
Haclo Creek, Oregon.
twenty years, awl most of tlio limn bar, besn a
rcry s,c.?l ,u ,rom taamBm
VX??!""lm,; 11,'I"'1lwliatlliodoctor
called heart disease, with shortness of brsath
?r. J raU" '" "" le" ',lc-1 tei to tak.
.a-r.Mijij, Bini ooiora I had finished
three bottle. I was In better health than I had
been for years. I ,lo not have any pain
sleep well, and Uxlay no woman of my ass
Enjoys Hotter Health
than I. At homo on the ranch I not only attend
to my family housework, but in.t . .
cared for and milked four enn . i .t ... ...
that I can say halt enoucli m nralse of
Hood's Sarsaparilfa
Mns.r.M.r.Hyn.racile Creek, Oreson.
Hood's Pills are prompt and efficient. t
asylnacuon. Bjiu by sll dnigjlsu. S5,
To Farmers
r kid.VE KEtfrKD THE MAGNOLIA
or J, L"l" f?d W1" h,v" " cod
awi
rl.ll. in - "".m go" cleaners. No
'i ,." ''""K. mcks will b.on hand
for dehvery mdue ,,.. Give me a "ll
before makmij arranzement. t
crnn .. uur
u. r. MIMPsnV
Albsny, Or., July IJih,
1893.
DRUGS,
Stationery, Toilet Artijle. Mui.
Instruments. Etc.
Mas 4 HcFarlaii,
The Corner Wrua Store," Albany. Oi.
AllKNTH WANTKnoilSalnrvrttwIP.
lor int UNLY AUTHORIZED
mm of JAMES G, BLAINE.
Ry U.1I. HaMll.rnv 1,1. i: . '
wi.h,h.eo-pera,,r;i,,;:S"d
ir. niatinit'a i 1 . "
... -"".pirn- tVUTKF. TWETY
J;:B." or. ro!"""." ami hilate. ZV.
in, i i ii-Ai, iiiu'nuirtvs i - '
for these 3 nr.sr i.i , v ","Ipr.0,P"!ll
ket. a k i .i....-.; UU"".,D. ? -
Mm BaTlarV ofo' t ' Pn 1 5
of SU. . " l : 1. cr-- Ktce
ai. o," "raers u a davt: protit
fl'-2l. APttni3l took 43 order.
...... " ".: proht S75.23. E A Palmer
S9S2.T p. 53 "'"i3'iys; profit
mm.lT...r:.".".,'a"ur- MOAEY write
Thelfenrj Bill rb. C..SorwhhConn
AedCrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR.
saoc. ,Lra .rrtaioa roa ,m,At
AND SAK.r. VSt
''K.sTiiT!:A(,E FACILlflRs
WANTED
BUTTER,
EGGS,
IjARD,
BACON,
niul CHOICE APPLES
I will par the best rsh ,l
for which
pt'S'ible.
K.vpenses Ltfrht : a lmartlintr hail in the College
iiuirtiiiiir on ir.ocitiD plan, j'resi.irnt JirownsnL'
steward, thus fruurauteeinj? rootl iKiartl at tlr
least possible cost to the student. Hoard run uU
lie had in private families ut r?-..rid to rSi.tlO pe;
tt-'ft, jnciuiiiiir lotinir.
r llio fine Tt'lostOie recently inounlcil in tin
Aew (Jlwen'atory und the extensive Library
.'t.iiV.'''rfito!i'1"'1'"''' 1 "v,-',',
Tliirfy Acre Caiiiins,
Kcallliy (iiirrniiiiiliiiirs,
Tlioroiigli Work.
with
Beautiful Loral ion.
Suitable! I!iiilt!iiiss,
Etliricnt Teacher,
MStM Zl XSTo
main' trunk of the S, I ' '., " " t TVS V" " I"". lhe
, v ...... Ni-.i..iui-; imy nines Hoiiiu of rorlland
Fall Tern Begins September 19th
8cn.llor tIRile. Address. T. O. HKOWNSON, I'reNidcut
Or A J Ilunsaker, Solicitor and Financial Agent.
"sur;
I assures rritiu,
UlitNxwnrv,
rlea . roll,,
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X ot tne Northwest. Strong profes
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ganized Model School for Practical Tralr
ng of teachers. Normal. Advance,! M...'
mal,Busincs,Mu,ic and Art Department.
Deautilul and heallhfu, ni.
" "-" saloon-. The Normal haj
enioyed a steady a ,1' ...I
IV eniol"nc of over 400
!,.li";Ke" 'n'''hi.tor. New member;
'" u"ti nuoea to u.e am iv n.
atu. ,Upped . B coure'e'oUn
ised and strcngihened. The gradifate.
are In demand to .111 . 'I'.e
diploma entitles the holder to teach "in
county In ,le 8,nte Unout lanl ln
tber exam
Address, . L. ( IJIPBEI.L, Pres.,
nations. Tuition t .
n J,,!W.'!ev,!BV'.ln"- -JS Per term.
Hoard at Norma D nlnn H.n . - I
week. Rooms from 5oc per week (un
lurmshea) to, 00 and $i.,s furnished.
Board and lodging prlvv.e famllies,$3
Per week. Tultion.board.'odKliw
and books le isn e. J ' u"K'"e
. ervat of-Muiicr h cobles
are offered in vocal and Ins.rumen.al mu.
c. iuttion,$io per term of 10 lesson..
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NEW
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PRICES.
Tlios. Brink.
A- P. Aansrrtoso, r'ixc AU
Are warranted to thresh mint
given time and do It better tir-n"
chine made. .
The Advanck Tractioj Er?
the best In lhe world. Renrt
work means large profits In Urt- ,
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AGRICULTURAL
supplies. Advance Threi"4
glnes, Minneapolis Binders,
Standard Mowers, Newton
wegian Plow., oils of all Jr
lowest price possible. Thf
Grange agents have
tract to furnish Twine to 'a
Call and get our prices befo" r
elsewhere. (
B f RAMP
Ontsn all tVia. m. .
ymi. ttmn ntm .
A-BJJESSDycAT0N PAYs.
Cabinet photos from $i.tr,to. o
Per doien. Enlaioln. ,,1, 7.
peclaltr. inn i. . "
for $i0:oo. w. '--,r,n,?
CARPETS, j
WALL PAPEBi 'j
LACE CURTAItfc
WINDOW! SKlt
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