SII .HH IX mow: ad anno adTELEGRAPHIC NEWS. B BaL KnTATE RALES.a i mameakmsmmmBsmm

A Notorious Set op Robbers. Aformer resident of Eugene, Jos Theimer,has gone back to Nebraska, and writes

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ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA

The Ortgonian, for lhe first lime In along while, is engaged in writing "crisp"articles.

Jh( --yr- Pipe Brigade. MKilK

H Cigar Cohorts, ifwijpi'h V ' front cs never before. The high (!S0f

! ' "c r; ' ' c'ears helping "aMflQkA j

rS ive i'.:T-..fc- use .Millions !. Blackwell's I

am Smoking Tobacco.. . '. 'pul.ii Drr.r.J in the market. Smoked for overtwenty.

an; 'rme is still growing Quality always the same.

DURHAM TOBACCO CO..DURHAM, N. C.

mCay eats, and Trade Marks ohtnlned. ana nl Tent business conducted for r!nr!erat Fscj.

Oar Office Is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,and we can secure patent in less time than Urnremote from Washington.

Send model, drawing or photo.. a, ,. H deserttlon. We advise, if pa'entablo or ...t. freecharge. Oar fee not one till patent is secure

A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents." willnames ofactu-- clients In your State, com. rtown, sent f.--'c. Address,

C.A.SNOW&CtPatent OCic. rVaMete "

LFAII COLLEGIATE INSTITUTEj

ALBANY, OREGON

1891, 1892.Ins Terns linear! September tMk ,

A f corps of Instruotom,

CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY

COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL

CLASSES.

Courses of study arranged so meattttall grades or students

S fecial tuauctmtutt tftrtd tc Undent tfrom abroad.

?. is$tiaT 1 cerrPre. I.I en I.

YAQDINA BAY ROUTEo

Oregon Pacific Railroad .t a H04.C, ateecavsr.

o--Qrag-i- n DeFelopmani Po's Steamsrs,

Short Line to CaliforniaFlint alaaa through paaaencer and

Veight line fram Portland and all poifio the Willamette Valley to and from Hathf raaoiaoo, Cal.

Boats make cloet. connection at A loantth trains of the Oregon Pacifi Hall road

TIME SCHEDULE. exeeptSnndars.)Leeye Albany t 2 r. M, . laqwna, rntOaSi Corrauia 1:03 r. Laare Coryallia.lU a a,Artf'e Taquina, 1:3 p. Amy Albany, 11:11 a.

C. fc C. trains connect at Albans- - aoOarwallia. The above trains connerr'aix aoulna with the Oregon OeveiopiuAOlUrrmprsny's Ldns of Steamships balrewr

and San Francisco,SAILING UAVTEN .

Terrible HafTe rings of XdtUe Baby.Seven Doctors aad Two HospitalsPall, Cured by Cuttcora.

Bass ate. asnSa awleezeras. Bsttetaat and rataaSS BBBSBSS spread to tea BabTfireaat, iacThead, until was nearly covered r ar. ',aaouaas were suable to behoM; he had no -

T "turn reai sum orflay. He was under treat,meat at different limes at

ptw worse sU the aha.sr month I expendw:about a ner week Isaaadashaaa, and was

dasaonraged. I par.end Ccrrcvaa, Ccn-ccn- aSoapand fJtmcr-- a

111.... r. mnA InlUal' " i so .ut. letter waa. rjar. ig were atteas.. ruUr-l-y crirn, aid In as ' .oy as any mrrrhar enaM ihrtoorsaeud srery awtker ts ose it for every Bah

VVJ. if. TEEOr.aowss w. " --t.irmasi

Cuticura RemediesThe zrtest skin carte. Mood nrkliia, sad asnaesnoted of Ur.a. iamtm.j reSey thetzuei ay.mj nrwi orrod coawarteaUy and Sr.fjasi mn tn rTj sareVe et fortariag , dladgnriscI: Vis, burning, bieadnsg, scaly, mutad, andnira 7 dtwjas aad aaasora of the ifela. scarn.acdVRyl, vri h k.w ot hair, froas faafaacy to ace,r ' Sfjsa, acrofaloa. or hwRditary, yiaaU -f- titod aad teat phyfcaa fad.

old : Price. Ccnccaa, SOe. ; Boa,.vzT, SI. Prepared hy the Porrrsn

DBi.O 3 . CoaroaaTioa, Boaton.1.7- - id for " now to Cor Skin Diseases," St

tQaatration. aad 1 m Isatinsnnails

Maekbeada, red, rough, --.happed, BadP1--n.-i iff Sy sk:a cared by Cenctraa Soar.

fi

njai-i- , zxa Wcaka of the aavd k- ..Icon Aa! -- PrJn

the ':- - t and only ;sdag :.fti.

t TB A DtTV yoa awe ysanell cad ita aw sm beat wsttsa Car Tear aaeaer.year nmwear ay sirraaiac.walM for nsrieas asked, as

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W. L DOUGLAS83 SHOE cairf&W

K B8T SHOE IITtCssJaU HsmtaJEx.a sessise aewrea sase. that sag set ras.1I frVliaacmrallMamrcnarcwcTe-- ;

mid at the price. Tiisaas rsasiiai i i 'i ai asiiaslasI tlSava Hand swd.fcacsafaaas. rkaa

wF EMBBjtaw. SBwcTSal- - - Si

SRO SO PallSwOStsars arSO arat a olSBi?isnssawexiesnr c, eft - , .. k ir . yr t

i Itaeptaayrdrj a&iwarp.i a SS) nae Calf, fTX.15 and sR-O- Wart- -I wTTma Si iidis sawiasasnw autYlaTsssai

Ladies' srtrSS&rxasanas oe SweCaK. aaslasaaastWt. Ttajaiiaaa. TheSaJ'st ae

. ' iiissaw a aa a e.. z, vitwar r aa nsi siaBiniaa nisiiaa.

Cnsrriaa.--W. iTncassaw' same mA the arksatsnni II ea the ootxnaa of each shoe: sook (or a

"saeaisal af HirrTTTimrr- - II n mmmmSnwaSwaaattjaiJ atato taeaujtitaB bj saw tarcaVW. lZ DsTCsSTJ. Krwcataa! aiaaa. SnMaW

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BIUOTJSN'eSS

Tit? S. I. Bfati-f- af aad LivfT CureIS A ftlH atPHYSICSAFE. ratur

If taken as directed, we Guarantee Saiis-facti- onor refund your money.

D0NT SICKEN. DOS1 GRIPE.50 cents per bottle, by

POSH AY A MASON.

DR S AJa-SKSr- SELECTRIC BELT

LATEST PATEMTS wTTa ELECTS 0--?KSJ sUCKETtC

nsnWMIUMrS. e F saspfusosywutear vrnaeu gjft au w. raealwas ftwarer layatsia r Simla, ayrr? 'K. yrimas areaetTM- -..uiwm. eraiaa. tIftaaarcs. laaasvr. raeawaw.w. Sva aal - ,.jrfaaftatalata, saelMtTTaa etWal sett

i ansBLitrwi a earraet tsat a ausaaUy Salt a. ta,weasar at WtsVrttt S,Ca, aaa -- Bl tan allirlay iiaraaaaa. TWaaS aay. Seeawarets. HIZ7-ta-after all sakar Un

SsaereSa t aaalaaaalal ia Ula aaa 7rtTi-i.-Iaw ixriyii, kiaittir srsrsaaeBi. taeeaaest SeM erer ySary wast aaea.rmkXS ... mi.oaauaa aa4 riearMa MiwelSl'iaimaai. u. . .,s4 Cr ntsasssaai PuapSMa. watiaa. was, ray. aaStaWIT it?tcirga Tc; -- a

Me, IT First St.. POaTANO. ORE.

MDSIC HATH CHARMS.can truly say, there is no place likehome, happy home, iiyou possess one ofeiegant and sweet toned pianos, atHymans, u.e. First street. Theseevenings is just the time to enpv

hi Store.Uas stock of 2nd awT goods in the

alley, anal the mast reasonable priceson hand all kinds of

G B Tycer to L B Tycer, undividedhalf 40.21 acres 14 w 2 625

G W PbiHips to U O tiayne andC L Bock, 240 acres 10 w 2.... 4000

W f and B E Davenport by sheriffto Louis Bhitnarr et al, 200acres 111 1100 j

1 N Woodle to W H Dougherty,Iot7b!7W'sAd 150

U 8 to 8 A Pierce, 1 00 acres 11 E 1 .PatentJ P Cavendish to T W Swearingei ,

3 acres 14 w 3 400Q B Tycer et ux to J C McCormick,

19.70 acree 14 w 3 Z0L Tyeer et ux to J B McCor

mick. 25 acres 14 w 2 1C Jos Sanderson to School Dist 110,

10 acres 11 w 2Farah Thompson to E N Calaham,

80 acres 10 w 3 200U E Coggswell to Dora Coggawell,

170 acres 14 w 4 -- .. 3000I) Hanslett to (i VV and A Homer,

242 acres 13 w 1 4000

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Ifi on insultto your intelligence, bat some an-- jscrupulous dealers try it For in--,stance : you're suffering from someSkin, Scalp or Scrofulous affection,m are feeling "run-down- " and;" used-np.- " There's a torpid liver, !impure blood, and all that may come

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from it. You've decided, wisely,tats Dr. Pierce's Golden MedicalDiscovery is the medicine to helpyou. i on know that it s guaran-teed to do so, as no other blood-purifi- er

is.If it doesn't benefit or core, you

get your money back.But what is best for you to take

isn't always best for tbe dealerto selL He offers something elsethat's just as good." Is it likely?If the maker of a medicine can'ttrust it, can you f

One of two things has to happen.You're cored of Catarrh, or you'repaid $500 cash. That's what is

mused by the proprietors of Dr.s Catarrh Kemedv. Br itssoothing, cleansing, and heal

ing properties, it cures the

TWO MEN AND ONE BOY

FOUND DEAD !

rm4 ' 6- -Vhile trying to Crowd theii

0EY0E & FROMwUTbROSstore-- , where they always have on hand

he largest Stock south of Portland, ofthe latest improved Rifles and Shoins; " tmraifitse stock of Fishing"tck't. '.f eery cescrlptioa; Tents,tan. oc .Cam p Chair and thousands

t ot. ings too nameroat to mentionfa ;pair Shopconnect n with tbe Store, and one ot

He beat wa --men In the State to do anymi nil kind, of

Cowie one Come No roobie tohow goods "Small prasfit and naick

is ou; --not to

WILL'S MUSiCE STOR

seali 'iassaaaPsaS

CHICKEKrSG- .- HFMilira- - "STECK," AXDt sr. A Sv..a

ESTEY." XEVT1IAS BROS.." D EARin.TrOKGANS.

--Wondar-COCit Bvtl lailria

Write for Calalornes and Prices bet- -r FarehftsineI ssaaaaal ntwui. taasa1 is at lowestfSrkastmail Inatreniar la. Boaea and Masse af Every

Ikaseriptioo

M.w U - XeedWa.E. IL WILL, Albany, lr.

lledCrownMillsISOM & LANNINC, PflOPSIETORS.aw r roc ass sxocn strrcaioa roa raan.ii

arro sunn rss,ail

RFST ST0RAGK ?A0UITlESsty

SHILOH'S

CONSUMPTION

CURE. YouThe success of this Great Cough Care ts those

wii hoot a parallel in the history of medicine. MrsAH druggists are authorised to sell it on a pos-itive guarantee. . test that no other cure can Jongsuccessfully aland. That it may becomeknown, the Proprietors, st an enormous ex-pense, are placing a Sample Bottle Free intoevery home in the United States sad Canada.

roa have a Cough, Soro Throat, or Bron-ohlti- s,use It, for it will care you. It your

child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, usepromptlv, and relief ty sure. If you dread

that indiums disease CVnsnmotion, use it..Sfsk your Druggist for SHILOH'S CURE,fVicel0cts..Mcts. acdSl.OO. If your Lungs haveare sore or Back lame, use Shi'.oii's PorousPlaster. Price 25cts. Im.it sale uy all Lru3lUaad le- -

Multnomah county continues to assessmortgages at 50 per cent. Douglas andUnion did better at 75 per cent, and Polk

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at two-thir- ds value. The other countiesrespected the law.

The lawyers think they have a joke ona couple of their brethren, resulting froma little unpleasantness between them dur-ing the examination of a witness this fore-noon, in which it was proposed 'o settlethe matter in a muscular manner out inthe hall, but the matter terminated like anewspaper war for Instance. Just whatthe corpui delicti was we have not learned.

A photograph of the skull of a prehis-toric animal, found at Baker City, Or.,was sent to Professor Condon, of the StateUniversity, who pronounced It a rarespecimen of the bos latifrous, an ox thatexlted during the glacial period. Hehad a thick skull and a very small brain.The professor adds: ''It is worth some-thing to know that he lived, too, amongthe Blue mountains in prehistoric time.-- '

Eugene Register.

The Albuquerque citlxen says: "Anewspaper man haa no business to seekoffice, ft is his business to try and get anoffice for the other fellow; to sound thepraises of the candidate and keep quiethis own feelings; to whoop her up for hisman and let his man forget all about himwhen he Is elected ; to defend his candi-date against th" unjust attacks of theopposition, and fee that whatever favorshis candidate has to bestow goes to theother fellow It is his business to boomth,. ltw f txr all If la wnrtly mnnlh afl.r (month, and then see it 00 worth of printing go out of the city because tan centscan be saved in doing so. It Is the business of the newspaper to give every enter-pris- e

a frequeni "send-of- f ."and then catchshoe! because he had failed to record thefact that some prominent cltiten hsd hisdelivery wagon painted. To subscribeliberally to every public, charitable andchurch entertainment, advertise them farnothing, pay hla own way to everything,and then be called prejudiced and meanspirited because a column is not devotedto that particular affair. Do you wonderthat there are mint cranks In the newspaper business? It i beund to make eithera crank or a philosopher out of a man."

Last vear Oregon 'a 31 county boards ojaqnaltzstlon retaraad to the Secretarv otstate s total taxable property of 128,447,-746- .

This year the same returns shew atotal taxable property of 1131,230,132.

Some of onr Albany merchants do notpropose to allow any monopolies, andhence any they will take Encyclopediaand Olimpwea coupons, as well as tberegulars. This may liven matters op ;some. Elsewhere appears a notice) ofone offering to do eo.and others it is saidwill follow.

Oregon is full of colleges, some 58 ac-cording to tbe luteal returns. Aa everylittle collection of houses is a city, sonearly every private school is a college.These are matters needing regulation.On the other. hand it means that Oregonis alive on educational matters and isafter the game. Though not baring ahigh grade college like tbe big three wehave some splendid leaser lights wheretbe instruction is thorough and superiorfaculties are employed.

The Pendleton E O tells of a samplefoot race : There waa quite a foot-rac-eat Athena Tuesday- - The contestantswere Killiao and Lewis- - Rillian ia areservation amateur of some note aadLewis has been employed for a consider-able length of time on a ranch nearWarren elation. He ia supposed to be aCalifornia professional who has pre-served bis incognito in order to make aneasy natch. Tbe stakes are said to havebeen 11725, and it is supposed that al-together there most have been S2250 upon tbe race. The contestants werestarted and Killian signalised himself bytailing down in a mod hole. Lewis ran ;oat the distance fifty yards, and was de--clared the winner.

Deiuich, the Willamette hotel porterwho got away with Mr Eaves money, to Ithe amount of ntarlv SS00, baa served ibis time and been pardoned bv the gov- - 'ernor. upon recommendation of tbe ,district attorney, who convicted bin -Journal. It would seem that a manrrr r, ra.a "TZ"tbi OTd !

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Mr Glover writes back from Kansas for IU M S syajv vuut:uKai SSS VlsJKVU UU ,

atay where they are. After selling hisplace down in Fox Valley some time ago, ihe moved back to his old home and find jing things different from what he expected, volunteers advice to friends in thevalley Mill City Gazette.

A neat and dandified looking fellowwearing diamonds, medals, etc. long hairand a sombrero bat waa on Tuesday'ssooth train. He waa Captain Jim. awell-know- n Arisona stockman who hadbeen in Oregon purchasing land. TbePullman porter said tbe decorations weredistinctions placed on bim for heroicservices done the world in killing 14 re-porters, three horses and two doaenmules in one shot. Ashland Record -

A Umatilla county coyote is equal to anAlbany man according to the followingfrom the Pendleton E O : The other dayume nonters piacetl some decors noon

the bank of a stream east of here, says tbe 'lenuieton intrane, while goinj todinner. A rancher who happened o bepassing, saw a coyote approach, keepingms rinngry eyes on the supposed ducks.Gradually creeping upon them, thecoyote suddenly pounced on tbe decoysonly lo discover that all that glitters isnot ducks, or words to that effect . j

The Phi ppa family, of Jackson countyueata use recora tor lamilv trouble.Here it is : M J Phipps waa sued fordamages l y Spencer ChUdere for throw-ing him over a plow, by which the latterreceived injuries- - The suit was for$10,000, hut the jury gave Childers 1000-Emm-

Cooper sued Celeste Phipps andber son for damages for defamation ofcharacter and obtained a verdict of$60Ut). Young Phipps married a sisterof the plaintiff and afterwards procureddivorce, to sat aside which another saitis now pending in the docket. In hissworn testimony in the divorce case hemade an allegation against Miss Cooperwhich the jury found to be false, malte-iou- s

and of such a character that thevgave the verdict as stated.

PaKHAPSYau want the nest groceries to be at

secured In the cltv ; then call on ParkerBros.

PerhapsYou want flesh produce just Irom the

gardeners, then call on Parker Bros.a

Pei hapsYou want the best baked goods in the

city, breads, cakes, cookies, pies, etc. .thencall on Parker Bras and you will get the atgoods and first class tieatment.

Cash Crocesy Store Allen Bros, arenow in their new quarters in the Brink Block,at the corner of Feiry and SecOud Street,and wi'.h cheap tents, a small expense accountgenerally, and a first class stock ef goods.are prepared to give their customers the bestbargains to be obtsined in the city, tor cash. tonCaah counts with them, and the public want-ing Ihe best goods and produce to he se-cured

In

in the city should call on them, where for

they wlH get low prices and the bett goods a

Reopened W R Graham haa reopenedhis tailoi shop, and has on hand a fine line

suitings, ready to be made up for thosewishing nrst-cla- work done. Thanking thepublic for a liberal patronage in tbe past,icsolicitsn continuance of their patronage and toromises good work and prompt aMention to

e needs of his patrons.15,A

Look Here, Take vour bntler, eggs.chickens, and other farm produce to Car-ters grocery opposite the Rusa House, inAlbanv, ami rei tne highest market intoprices In trade or cash.

Great reductions iu Aerniotor wind millsDecembir. See the agent, Vi W Craw

TUCKSI1AY

Hops are 18 cento. Wheo they were 22oeott some held for more, ami now get less.

Mr Tbomae Brink ha. moved hi fortunestore to the building opposite Htewait k Sox,where he will no be found.

A special meeting of Alpha Temple No 1will b held a the K of V Mall tomorrow nr

i at 2 o'clock, to which all memUjsI

sre i j'Ksttd to attend.uurapuhf in retool hss a nice pian.. wblcbthev wi.k tf.!,i. i i t i

giving.e. of anlaaZ uZnnZ !Jan 10th and 11th, 1503.The WilUrn.ite Valley, at rived at Ys-- !

.U,u. mm ii ocoth tnis morning, with aamaii lit of passenger, who will come Uthe valley tomorrow noon.

It is not certain abont the du srs betweentiarriahurg and Cohgrg to be

the advent smoog them of OrLitnenger aad J R Wliitnev. Thaw

j turned tc day, after having killed fifty eigntuncae ana two (jeese.The ground la being cleared for MisWood's brick, at the corner of Second and

Ellsworth s'.reets. The marble shop willbe moved io the resr of the lot, and thebrick, one store, t wo stoi ies high and sixty-fee- t

deep, will oe erected on the corner.There sre several applicstfons for thestore already, as well as for those in theP O. buliding.

The Baddlng k Ixian Association meets atthe Oregon Bank tonight.

The Oregon City Express says O B Whit-mor- e,grand official instructor, pmconocethe A O C W lodge of that city the bestdrilled of any in tbe district.

Paol Baeltoer, a 15 year old boy, Lettthree stories in the Capitol building st Ss-le- mto tbe basement . His head waa ent ht,r

i 00 bnes were I roken. He had been playing: OQ railiog.

Marshal Mint , of Salem, pnlled farobaik Wedoeeday night, ueidg ran by George( Sands. He was held to await the action ofthegraod iurv ncd-- r .VI kmmAmj : . . . ' werej wpaiwn in caan... ,. ,i.

j

ltd!?aJ!VZt aLn"? Twsy,

of laWauW bar. --TJ". ,"'villa aiwi -- ;n " . .. -.-wawar aawaw IllSSiaiU.John Iaorn Sr. lisp EJ Ltnnm, andhaa Ffeiff--r hat uurcnaawi of Pm w ..i

a the north west corner of Second and EUa-wo- rthstreet, consisting of a frontage of 67feat, consideration $5000. This mi ass aPwJdsal for Second street which is torn .

attracting considerable attention. iThe State Boa an r ; ! a ...., ,I fas a - - - - ' JB. i f jW"l K IM COUtT Clifk' isfllra. S. At.

' ,TH,T Thursday, Dec it aed j' ,n mrtt,,lh county offcert,i ,0,1''' ln!f Jpnvate citizens, who mavj """unem matters wjui, '

, l""'v.AM Wilson, of TaJl-na- recently aadvc:u iinrp anteo or legs.R eaten bee Can n A Heodricaoa take Ora-goci- ao

coopeni on sll cash sales.Toe opera bonse rasAtageaneat assure as

, the Tomer Gaiety iroanp's ' nnlwill beoce any lady need not hesitate to at--I .

A B U edd;eon lost 200 sacks of potatoesin tbe Jefferson fire 1 be cow, of ! be neagb-- brHood had agreat fesat of roasted potatoesootd two of them died aad several othersj naoome daagerasly sick.

H J Clark has parchastd the old I O OFj property at tbe corner of Dcejglaa aad BaneI aste aad, we andcratand. teannethe old ha I dowa

on toe site oi Reviewr- -awsieroay moral eg a satail buore in Ea- -

m" "sreeo. 1 bad been a caar of. uiphtieerta in tne hocae. and U faeaii y hadvacated it. It waa nodcubt set acre le baratne ga-r- of tbe disease. Some innrsxreootapany will fact the tell, $309.

, The Eagene Joarnsl says. Rev K A M-c-Altster. pastor of the Unireraaiiet church of

! Ottsetty. ta Ml in, ,ries of Sand.yiinTB"?r,,,IfanaTmot-t- -in the doc: tne of radioes pan--nhment will be reviewed and refnted.

On going from tbe eailv snoraisg trainyesterday raoratag VI r Pre-- Fia. thaaalooak.'Pr- - w a meteor fvi! into the street atme tptaKispa, charcii. l a dig aim the hotabsuoc froea the groood it way foaed to he !

brown clay tah kind af a aW. -lao in orcamferencs. Part of it waa seat. 11 crtiaod or analysts.

I 'ePT the f. lowing aotice cf Tamer '. !' "" wae ...ria, use oosxpaay that playat tbe otera nca.- - next Wednesday, Dec 21From theMaioa-- t e Daily Mining Joarcal:Taraer v.,,, Garety Orris Co is "all .

"4 ht The ftft.naf a ly played hs,e .'aa. nig bttoa

a".-- .

crowd, J boaae, and gar the best show ij ,M J" ever gteea apaa a Mar- -CITT 7 ""f regrettedpan y waa enable to fcire as a II second night, fhe nan nan t-- mVv ,f . i, tikv.1 ., f!L " appe.--,rreaa nne interta:Lrr,er.t.

COUPONS taken at W f Read's.Klein's.

A nice pair of slip, err for holiday st

Scavetvfr poooaat Wis A Sari'sLadies if yon waat your Xeoas present at--

I uptrera as rv'e.n a.j 6y far the largest aasaartaneat of holidayslippers for gentlemen at Klein Bros. Al-most at yoar own prices.

; Osvu sinning school a. the Baptist c ha robr ndaj eeeotnge AH sn been ber will haveto pay whether attending or not. Onlr f 1 23, for 12 ieaaoa.

Kiem Bros sell no shoddy stuff, hat sell ,boots aad shoes made of leather.VIA VI Co (Bw io Baltimore bloci.Doa't fail to bar dry goods, hcltdav

toods, elcete, of WFKead. IThe beet ewtlrv at Will Jt .Mark r.Oeuniee Tereseee Sorstum co draught atC K Bmwnell's.A fell "ice cf fleece iifwrr to lee at K!"a

Broa.

Klein Mr oa iren clad schocl shoes nox emall

yoo van Huy avergaiUrj from 75cat Kleio Bros. 11 tne go.jj tjriir ir. unrrti t i ds a Read's.

Jr.iFER.sox. Mr 1 learn has removedfrom Harrishnrg to this city, wheie shewill reside in the future.

Art Holt has rented a house in Albanyand will winter up there. No empty-hous- ein this city is the reason.

Jefferson Lodge No 33, A F & A M.willhold tbeir annual intalhuion i..:.i..iiin tins city this evening, at which timeitiu'i" officers will be installed:Huddleeon.W M ; J W Houck, t W ;

Jjeo Richardson, J W; D H LoonerTreas; T M Witten, Sec ; F E Shnfer!Jivler. Grand Master Moore, Grand Sec.hadwick and Grand Sen. Warden PhilMetechan will be present Review.

Mill Crrv. The Cliff House in thiaplace took Ore in the roof last Friday af-ternoon, from a drfective atovepipe, andhad there not been timely effort it wouldhave burned to the ground. This is thesecond time in the past aiz months thatthe building has been on firs, and if ithad been consumed it would have wentdown without any insurance coveringtbe property.

Mrs C R Read, of Gates, while return-ing from her visit at Mr Robertson's lastSunday evening, accidently fell off thebank of the roadway to tbe log tramwav,brnising herself badly. Her husbandwas meanwhile walking in front of herwith a lantern, but cnnlit ,.rnaround in time to save her from the fall,cjue rolled down thn ami t ,, -n omufdistance, but at no time since can ac-count for her mishap. Gazette.

Vas.Mors It

Peoplrwant good groceries

than anything else, lt means a good itneat lor tne harmonv of the household.Matters go alon moresmooth.lv. Dealwith Conn tt Hendricson and vou will getthe best groceries at the lowest pricesrhelr produce la always fresh, and thevkeep the latest In every thing. You are

In it if you do not buv your eatlngoads of Conn - Hendricson.

Curo for Colds. Fevers and (loner I TVv.btlity, Small Bile Iseaiis. 2&c. per bottle.

The hnest line of pocket knives in th:

f nuicuious manner, onthe face of it showing the man to be aliar of the first magnitude. The paperthe fitrattoD Herald, takes it all in amiwarns people to shun the far famed"garden of Eden" as a pestifcnee. Hereis the article: "Emigrants, westwardbound, are warned against locating inEugene, Oregon. The writer had a nicehome, worth 2500, in the above namedcity, but was swindler! out of the sameby the city officers, who are a notoriousset of robbers, with but one exception,the city marshal. This band 0f cutthroats trumped up charges against me,had me thrown in jail where I took sick,and waa only released after deeding myproperty to my wife. After they got myproperty out of my bands, by chicanery,they induced my wife, who was in collu-sion with the conspirators.to swear false-ly against me and forced me to leave thecountry." The Guard takes the windalt out of his sails, among other thingssaying : "Thlmer was a resident of Eugene for many years, and during all thattime never contributed to the support ofhis family, but on the contrary took tbehard earnings of his wife and childrenami spent them for liquor. He frequent-ly became intoxicated and shamefullyabused and maltreated his wife. Owingto the influence of the UAR post, ofwhich he was a member, he waa treatedfar more leniently than he deserved, yethe had to be confined a number of timesin jail. His conduct became so unbear-able at one Hme that he was committedto the insane asylum."

This is tbe kind of a ma:i who gener-ally writes op Oregon. Ha must eitherbe crazy or malicious.

Thk College Extebtaixm .xr. Lastevening in Assembly Hall.at the College,the Erodelphian and A. C. L. societiesgave an open entertainment delightingthv good sired audience present. and ronferring great credit on studer ts and faculty alike. Miss Abliie r ry presided forthe Krodelphians and Mr Melvin Wil- -',,...,(.. i ft T VI : :.."wi a--- a. ibb oixa ncsiiirecited "The Swan's Nest."aqnarte..Ethel Redfield.Nin. UElbriith',Victor Moses and Oscar Goodman washeard with much pleasure and heatrtilyencored. A duet by Misses Cooa-il- i andKUUlemir. ....all ,n U, tl.1.1.V illiams pronounced an oration on"OurFuture," which waa a very bright effortspeaking for the talent of the young man.Eva Simpson recited a selection from"As yon like it," with rare talent. MrBert Wight read an essay on "The Priv-ilege of Being an Ameriaui,'- - an inter- -eating production. Miss Nina Oalbraiih

I . . ..1 a. f a kUL.. JI .La.part in a happv manner. A live leatureof tbe program waa some impromptuspeeches by Profs Condit sod Lee, andsome toasts under the efficient manage- -mentofthe toastmistress, Mies MamiaCundifl. Miss Ava Baltimore respondedto a toast on the prominent topics of theday in a pleasing manner. Mies MayPollock took off ('hauncey Denew'sCleveland after dinner toasts in a brightway, and Eva .Simpson did tbe French-man in a captivating manner on the su t-ied of "The Ladies "

Patker Bros, grocers.I. M. French keep railroad tistwBay yoor groerrie of Parker BrosKb groceries st Conn 3t Hendr.csoo's.La teat abtet masse at Will & Link's.New ti sain eheese joet teo-iva- at Conrad

Meyers.P J Smiley job printer, Ftina Block, does

first class work.Smoke th oalebrated Havana, filled S cent

cigar at Jsites Joseph 'a.Or Vf H E;ln, nhyetasa and aareoa

Albany. Orafti. Calls salts ta cnty'arcantry .With hi nw Sairry I' ran I May

abieto yr .ij ai 1 iew ciitsawt,thing firalclaas m baked gordx

PttVMA.VEVT Er.ASCH LatXISRV Abranch office of the Salejs Steam laun- -dry has been established in Albany. Allwrk srH be collected and the laondriedarticles delivered at Salem prices. Noother expense AH work guaranteedOrders may be left with Oaborn Davy.permanent agent ana soiiciiortor ioaoy

A Big Optnjbti-xit- y R G Watson tcCo, have a jar -- lied with beans andgiee to the re rsoo guessing aeansst 'o tbenumber it c auras, an elegant gold wa'chand chair . The watch has an Elginmovement with a 14 carat Hun'i-- ; rase

. ."III aaaiaaju iu " Si a" a vt a. S a smwith chain is $35. One goes wi-.- eachso cents worth af merchandise,

,

Before baj 10 ryoer winter .lock nf hoota.- -J .k ..I .v.l- - 1. LasTU. Km.Albaoy, and get their pneea. Thev wtiland can save ya money on every s mtis a please re s tkena to show goodr

W y Read bat a large stack of hoots aadahnes to select C om, sod tbe best va.n iotown.

A large stock of pruning shears .ad prao-o- ghooka, fj.be beat made, jast referred at

Stewart & Sot's. Now is the iixtt to aaehem.

r Po yoor achool shoes go to Klein Bros asthey repair them free of charge if (hey rip,ran oyer orjthe soles come loose.

Tbe heat msat eaaffea la the city at I l idyer a

Kemenaber that F L Damoat does goar-snt- asfit, sad sears ooesible coming rips n

c'othing bonght of his store. Overcoats soldat cost notil Christmas.

Call and new fall dress goods at WRead's.

Movivc OfTFtr. The undersigned isprcitared lo do ail kinds of house raisin?and house moving promptly and in first- -class order. Call or leave orders at my iresidence at coi ot inir ano t'an s'reeis,Albany. I B Tuxaraoat.

r.unranteed to cure Bilious Attacks and iCuoatipaiion. Small Bile Ucans.

KNCTCLOPADIAE and Glimpses of tbeWorld conpons taken at W F Read's.

To ah) nigestkm take one Small UeeBesOafter eating. 25c. per Ixittlc.

nil n.

HOWE. On Saturday.De-- .. 17th,1892the residence of her daughter, Mrs. C

W. Sears, Mrs. M. A- - Howe, of cancer of (the stomach, aged i0 years. Mrs. Howewas a pioneer of 1S53, coming from Iownresiding i.i Portland from that time until

few yen ra ago. She was a member ofTaylor Mreet M. s. church, Portland, andwaa a woman of excellent character.

Funeral services tomorrow at 2 o'clockresidence of C W Sears.

MclLWAjN. On Thursday morn! nDec. i.sih, 1S92, at the family resldence.inAlbany, of paralysis, after a short illness,Mrs. A. 15. Ncllwaln, aged 5 7 yearsThe deceased came to Albanv with herhusband and family In 1S77.fi 0111 SouthernOregon, where tney had resided fortwenty years, and was highly respected,she leaves a husbard, two daughters, 1

and many fHeads to mourn her deathMr. and Mrs. Met twain came toCallfernia

185a from Pennsylvania, residing merefive years. The deceased belonged to

wealthy ano mnuenusi tamlly In theEast,

liAVAGE At the family home InSalem, Sunday, December 11th, iSoaafter a brief illness, the wife of W N Sav-age, aged about 35 years. MrsSayagewas the daughter of Mr Ray, of tbe San- -tiam valley, and she leaves nine children

mourn her lots.DODGE. On Thursday evening, Dec

IS02, at Lebanon, of dropsy, Mrnomas Dodge, aged 08 years. Mr

Dodge was an earlv pioneer, residingaround Petersons Butte for manv vears notuntil Ave awo years when he moved

Lebanon, where he owns valuablepropertv. He waa a man of wealth, be-ing worth 130,000 or 140,000, and pos-sessed many good qualities. He leavesa wife and several children.

Whlakry Did III

Thk Dalles, Or, Dec 16. WilliamBethune, a native of Scotland, aged 55,was found dead in his bed at the L mitt il Inhouse this morning. Bethune came herefrom Mitchell about three monthsJust before leaving there, he claimed tohave discovered a wonderfnlly rich vein ofquartz in digging a well on one of hisranches. Divorce papers had been latelyserved in behalf of his wife, who is inMitchell, and since that time he has beendrinking heavily. He owned three goodranches in crook county. The coroners juryreturned a verdict of death from excessiveuse of liquor.

Meat He a Rtekest Clllaea

Seattle. Dec 17. Henry L Yesler, apioneer of Seattle, who diet! at his home at2:30 o'clock this morning, was the strong-lin- k

between the infancy and the manhoodof this city, and was for many years itsmost active citizen- - Brick and stone blockserected since the great fire of three yearsago by bim and those now under way costabout $700,000, and represent a small shareof his property here.

Set Key olutlonaryLaredo, Tex, Dec 16. Orders have been

sent to Lieutenant Hedieken, In commandof the troops in the field in the lower coun-try, to go at once to San Ygnacio and in-vestigate the report that the Mexicansoldiers captured iu Saturday's battle werebrought there and are being held prisonersand, if there, to liberate them at once. ASpanish paper claims Saturday's fignt wasnot revolutionary: that the Mexican soldierscame to San Ygnacio to a dance, and thata row resulted.

Creea Casds Wen ArrestedNew Yore, Den 16. The police raided

the printing establishment of Eugene HMarvin, at 482 Kighth avenue, this afternoon aad captured three truck leads ofgreen goods literature and paraphernalia.Marvin. Drourietor of the olace. was notcaught, but three of his men were arrested.Marvin is said to be the man who has theprinting for all the big green goods oper-ators in the country.

Hanged ot Brow ned

Victoria, B C, Dec 16. Law night.Wallace Christian, formerly a sealer on theOscar and Hattie. fell overboard from thedock into the harbor. A number of men onthe dock witnessed the accident and secur-ing a rope threw it to Christian. In someunaccountable manner, the rore fell overthe unfortunate man's head, but this wasnot seen in the darkeeas. and when thereacoeia drew the body up they discoveredthey had banged Christian.

The Wall rauer Tru.iNew Yore. Dec 16. The National Wa

Paper Company, popularly known as th0wall paper trust. todav filed a certificate tincrease its capital from U.w,w toS30.000.000. The capital was divided into 3,000,000 shares.

A Baakrant Castatry !Losaox. Dec 15. The Times prinU a

dispatch from Sydney. N S W, to the effectthat lor tbe next three months no omciaisalaries wilt be raid in Snmoa. except thoseof the chief justice and the president of thecouncil, tven the king is not exempt.The prevailing destitution is the cause ofthis action. Public bankrubtor impends.and appeals for outside help will be madesoon.

Boise, Idaho, Dec IS. Early in MarFrank Ford tee. a voting stock baron, willattempt to drive from the center of thisstate to Ogalalla, Neb, 45,000 sheep, adistance of1000 miles. Tbe trip will occupy six months. Tbe sheep will have tocross the Rocky mountains in the wildestpart. nJid will have to ford scores of small

a r tee-la- g BankerNew York, Dec 15. The mystery sur-

rounding tbe disappearance of BankerLinns E Post, of Tacoma. Wash, is clearedup. He has not been murdered nor has becommitted suicide, as was generally sup-p- ea

rd. and it U denied that tbe present Isnot tbe first occasion on which be has ly

disappeared Mr Post was seenalive in loboken. where it now turns outbe took the steamer for Europe. It ia beSieved his departure was to escape censurefor carelessness in hiiiiness

A t heap WarderrrPas ama. Dec 15. Adrices from Sai

dor state a plot to kill President Eaetm wasdiscovered a few days ago. Tbe plot wasformed by Salvador exile in Gautemala.Tbe president was invited to s banquet atSalvador, at which an Italian hired to as-sassinate him, bad been detailed to serveas a waiter. When the snetu were sealed.tbe police, who had been informed of theplot, arrested tbe Italian. He confessedthat he had been hired for to esmSatlmurder.

r aUalac Very Sirk.WAsnixoTOX. Dec 15. Inqairr at

Blaine's residence tonight elicited thesimple response that Mr Blaine's conditionwas about tbe same. From other sourcesit is learned his condition is less favorablethan this morning, and that be is not onlya very sick man. but that his present condition creates tbe gravest fears. A personqualified to speak by reason of-hi-s relation-ship with tbe family, says Blaine's troubleis with his kidneys. These become congested whenever be takes cold.

aUs ate lea ad HI en SHst.Chicago. Dec i5. George Moore, who

was arrested two davs aso in Los Angeles.Cal. is wanted at Johet, III. for the murderof one Garlidt. committed over 25 yearsago. Both men worked in a distillery, andone day, during a quarrel. Moore brainedGariicK with a poker. He thrust the bodyinto a fnrnace and Bed. Jamas Brown, acolored teamster, became aware of Moore'sresidence in California and informed thepolice.

All CeaslpNew York, Dec i3. Mr Cleveland an

nounced today be had decided to go toI.nkewood. Januarv i5. to remain till hegoes to Washington. He will prepare hisinaugural address at Lstkewood, and gofrom there direct to w ashington. N henasked about the cabinet. Mr Clevelandsaid:

''There is nothing in the gossip you hearabout it. anil there will be nothing to sayauthoritatively for some time to come. Atthe proper time there will be no secret ofthe selection of members of the cabinet."

Bach Party .e ta a TaleBismarck, N D, Dec 14. -- North Da-

kota will this year present an anomaly iathe electoral college. Harrison, Clevelandand Weaver will each receive one vote.1Tie state board of canvassers have declaredWamberg, republican, elected by eightmajority; WifiiaMs, fusion, by 181 ma-jority. The first named will vote for Har-rison, tbe second for Weaver and the lastfor Cleveland.

Nat so Terr BndThk Dali.es. Or, Dec i4. P W Dee- -

huff, master mechanic of the Union Pa-cific here, has just returned from I'alouseCity, which town was reported to be indanger of quarantine on account of theprevalence of scarlet fever. Mr Deehuff,who visited fulouse City to attend thefuneral of his little granddaughter, reportsonly three deaths. He states that the dis-ease is abating, and that the report of apanic is untrue. J n McCoraacK lost butone child, not two, us reported, the otherbeing convalescent.

Mlsased the MallMaiishfiei.d, Or, Dec 14. Postoffice

Inspector W C Boutele arrived Saturdayevening from Bandon, with Mrs Mansetunder his charge, tearing hero Mondaymorning; The charge is supposed to bebe for sending obscene matter through themails. Her husband, Frank Manset, Is nowin the insane asylum at Salem. She wasdivorced several years ug.

A Peeatlar OriginTonoKTO, Ont, Dec, i4. A four-tor- y

building on Pearl street, occupied by JohnFrench a Co, dealers in paints and oils,

and five other firms, was destroyed by fire oftoday. The estimated loss is $.r0,000. Thefire was caused by the spilling of somemethylated kpirits in French a Co's part ofthe building.

rta's Elect InnAbtoiua. Dec 14. A city election for

three councilman was held today, the twotickets in the field being tbe republicansand citizens. The elections resulted in acomplete victory for the citizen candidates.

Cloaks and' jacketa at cost and leas al W forRead's.

rn vascnia.Ka . VaUsf, Oi Mater Uah , ttii t

raoa aaa raaacnaSoWillamette Valley. December Bth 13th ; TTVh.

W nether at the poles or at the equator,the world's people are really travelingaround the sun with the earth itself at therate of about 65,000 mile an hour. Theearth's motion is one of comparatively slowrotation, yet of swift progression on Itsorbit.

The republicans in Kansas and Nebraskaare straining every nerve to cheat the popultsts out of two United States senators towhich they are clearly entitled. The pop-ulists may depend upon it that the demo-crats will come to their aid when republi-cans attempt to force stolen senators intoacts in the United States senate.

As the tariff question la yet an unsettledptoplem we deem it pertinent to call atten lion to the fact that during the late campalgn we were told by republicans that thetin plate manufacturing industry had so faradvanced that the markets were largelysupplied with the home product. ; If this beso, why was it necessary to import daringthe month of October 189J, 43.158,075pounds of tin plate against only 30,054,856pounds for the month of October 1891 f

Already a large Dumber of manufactoriesthat shut down after the election, to scarethe country into the idea ihat Democracywas hostile to industrial pursuits, have re-turned wotk ia fitC al! of them haveThe closing do i was simply an exhibitionof the same kimi of petulance that a childshows who refuses to play when it can'thave everything its own way. Democracy isnot the enemy of industry and prosperity,but the steadfast friend and promoter oiboth. Unner the policy of a tariff for rev-enue only we shall have our ships back uponthe seas where oar fathers placed them, andour markets enlarged to the utmost limits ofthe earth. With the enlargement of ourmarkets will iome increased demands for ourproducts, which will create an Increased de-mand for labor. Free trade is the naturalprinciple of commerce, and to interferewith it is to place restriction upon its utmostpossibilities. The Chinese wall, as poorTom Re-- d boasii.igly calls the tariff, shutsout more prosperity than it shut in. Thepeople lound it out and tore down the hin-drance at the November polls. Ex.

Mr Woolgroaer, we have a word with yon.We trust you will listen attentively while wtrecite a few facts. It was promised when theMcKialcy bill was passed that the Increase Induties on wool would result ia largely keep-ing foreign wool oat of the msiket, and (hasyou were to have the privilege of the controlof the boose market, and thus you would secure more ready sales for your wool and theconsequent better price for wool was givenis return for the largely Inct cased duty placedupon manufactured woolen. Listen, now.Since the passage of lhe KcKwIay bill youhave been selling wool at less figures thanbefore and you have less control of the wool-en market than prior to the passage of thatJill. Proof: For the month of October 1S91there were 9.359,955 pounds of foreign woolimported. For tae month of October 1893there were I7.a03.737 pounds importer . Forthe ten months ending October 31, 1S91, therewere 114,1X1,733 pounds imported. For the

! "ioolDB """ 3.were 140,174.814 pounds Imported. Keasem--

bet these fgurcs are taken from the recordaad we chsilange dispute. Voa may re! v

upon them. Now what do voa think of thesefacts?

There are two extremes in Presided! Harrison a message which when placed upon aneven footisq show his deductions to be un-tenable t that extent as to be rtdicaons.These are, tbe advocacy of a subsidy for thepurpose of developing so American raercha t(marine. Taking the republican defiaifiiaiof a protective tariff it ia for the.' pat note ofdeveloping manufacture so ss to supply theho ne demand aad create a market whoseconsumptive capacity will demand the homesupply. Thus to pat tbe lepobhcaa policyof protection into effort granting that a pro-tective tariff would acsompish all that re.publicans claim it will we would need nomerchant marine as the scene of productionwould be the scene of consumption. Ia otherwords we would neither export nor Import.Thus it will be seen that we cannot havehigh protective tariff laws In effect aad atthe same time develop s merchant marine.nor can we with tbe hope of making it remunerauve have an efficient merchant ma-rine service under high protection. Thesesre diametrical and one can only exist at theexpense of tbe of the other.To make our merchant marine profitablewe would have to develop our import andexport trade, whici is just the reverse ofwhat the republicans claim for high protec-tion. Mr. strikes an unpopularstring when be advocates further voting ofsubsidies, even if his proposition were logi-cal. The development of enterprise in tbef Hurt, at least so long as tne democracy isin power, must be by natural conditions, with

subsidy as the most remote contingencyCommon sense does not tesch that any peo-ple shall tax themselv s excessively to develop an industry or an enterprise In opposition to tbe fixed laws of n.ture. The bestand surest way, and I he only ennitable way.to develo a merchant marine is to amendour shipp ng laws and wipe out class legisIstion to 'be end that we mav have an unre-stricted commerce. Give as an unrestrictedcommerce so that vessels can commandfrei .ii both vav, going and coming, andthe merchant marine service will developwithout a subsidy, Cann-il Bluffs Gie.

SOME ODD rALCUliATIONS

A flea can jump straight upwards andvault over a barrier Jfarj tlmea Its ownheight. If a man could til. play as muchagility , he could clear a wall a mile highat a single bound. If he could jump at farforward accoiding to his weight as a fleacan, he cou'd make two and a half tripsaround the world at one leap.

According to the beat and most recentcalculations 1 00,000.000 tons of water pourover Niagara every hour. This represents16,300,000 horse power. The totsl coalproduction of the world, either dally,weekly, monthly or yearly, would notfurnish steam power sufficient 10 pump itback agatn.

?ABioOi kkr. Ilearin mind Ibatevervnesubscriber to the Democrat la entitled to lheNew York WorUl and Democrat both forthe mall sum of $2,80. Every person whois aireaoy a t otlie Democrat cby paying all arrearages and one year in advsnce have both for the same pri;e. ThH orld, u the best genersl newspaper in the Mworld and the Democrat is the best localpaper in ihe valley. Now is the time to sub-scribe fur your v, inter tending.

A Grsat Invention. I the selfpouting-- coffee and lea pots. With themyon can pour coffee or tea without furri-ng the pots. Wonderful. None of thehundred 'Ittle inconveniences of the oldfnsliloned way. Coffee cooka sure andpure and cannot burn, and tta to perfYou iaisc' the light Hd and tbecoffee or tea runs from 'he spout. Ifyouwould have the finest thing In tne worldorder one when Mrs 'I ait, the local agentcalls on ou. F

I1ITEATBKRFORD ACHAMBERLAIN,

Attorneys at law. Will practice In courts of thstate. Special attention given to matters in probateand to co lections. OFFICE In the Flinn block.

w R BIIXYEUAttorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Co 'lee- -tions made on all points. Loans neirotiatr.lrable terms. Albany, Oregon

GKO. W. WRIGHT,Attorney at law, and Notary Pob.ic. Will practice Inall the courts ot this state Special attention rlren tocellec-ion- a and matters in prebite Oalee: Upstairs

le Block Albany. Oga

D. K v 1 1 V I

A WATSON,All legal matters will reel ire pre mpesaaaasa fltj In Odd Fellow's Temple, Albany, 0

MOXTAXVK A HACKLGMaN,Attorneys at Law,

Albany, Oregon.

J- - WHITNEY,

Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.

JAMES J. CHARLTON,Attornsy-et-La- All leg J businessl attended "topromptlv:

FLINN'S Block, Albany, Or

1) R. J. I.. HI 1.1. .and Snrreon. OFFICE r,.Ferry streets, Albany, Oregon.

D . MASTOY eft DAVIS.Physicians an Sanreon. OFFICE Cornerand streets. Albany, Or, Cans projipUvattended 1 citv and c.ontry.

c V. CHAMBERLAIN. It. IHerneopathist. TSpeciJit in diseases of the Bye.Twenty years' experience OSce hoars 7 Ulan;1 S p m. and tc evening. . .'buy , Oregon.

'IRMT NATIONAL BANM,OF ALBANY, OKMOH,

resident . LFLIXSran Presidcnl 8. E.YOCNG.K. W. LAXODOK

rRASSACTS A OKNKrULbaaktnahnstoass.ACCOUNTS KEPT subject to chad.SIGHT EXCHANGE and Vel Taphic transfer, ssMHew Torn, San Francisco, Chicago and

'agonCO .LECTION HADE on taorable

Tome E. w. LaL. Fins

Eswaas 1 . Sox.

INK CO NATIONAL BAXK,I or A LB ART, OBXaoN.

CAPITAL STOCK tlSO.SOO.ident . ,,,,, ' L COWAN,11 RALSTON.

s: Cashier O A ARCHIBOLDI aacroea, J L Cowan, t If Balshan. 1

baaM, W H O jUra, J A Crawerd and O A Archheld.

fRANSAOTS a ceoaral banMrur business.DRAW SIOHI DRAFTS en New Tork. ntat 1. Orssron.

tiOAN atOn'EY on approrsd securityRKT.EIVE deposit subtect check.

KICK sfc CO.,B4!VKEItSOr ALBANY, OREGON,

TRANSACT a general Rankin business.DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS so New Tsrk, San Fr nce and Portland, Oregwa.

LOAN MONEY on approrsd Security.RECEI VE deooaita subject to check.ujLLtmuss made on ryorIleINTEREST paid on Urns deposit.

B ISK OF MCIO,SCTO, OtMOU,dent 1 8

.O 8 Ma

AHK OP OREUON.B ALBANY, OBBGOW.nollel, -- I- .

..... H F MERRILLWas fn4 lent... .. a; J LANNING

ahi-- r . lavWBLAIN

Transacts a gene--a banldnr business:Exchange bought and sold on all the priudpa

cities in the United States! also en England, IrelandKranne and Germany.

Collections made at all accessible points on farorble terms.'ntereat allowed o.i time deposits.

ANDERSON k ANDRERSON

--CITY A.XJTH X ET,

: ...1 e'Xt diaries Hotel.- Bed niotning and lace curtains well

Ins i aad to

Ntarcl. wor a specialty.

Krai ch office nt Mcsea' harbor shopsi iiorv a rise'1 evenings at 7 30 o'clock

POSHAY & MA80N4.1U ffsTTsiill

u, inst8and Booksellersi i lor John B. Alden's publications,

iiMi waSwlJaVl publisher's prions with

tl.KitMV. OBKsnOB

irfcL,'-- . DIUGING -- Ed Davidson inDren red to do wall - ia

flfrt o'.a.s tyle. promptlv. and will a: uarientrw ni work.

A BARGAINano vbortaulb FAraflor salsFp.uir of 40 acres or less ..f lnd

ona oiilo'iixrth of Albany Lati'l well Im

proved. For psrtiettlats Inxalre ofW H Walnbr

Albany Market.

Whes'.oflc.OaU. 86o.Flour, 5.0tl.Hatter, 20o.Eags 80rt.Lard, IVAn.Pork-hn- ns. 16o; whould jrH,;8c sides;

Ifa.Hsy. baled, 1S,

o atoes. 25o.Apples, 60c.Hops. 17c.Drld fruit plnma, 9c, spp:es,'9cChickens, $4 60 per dozen.Beef, on foot, 2c.Hogs, dressed. 70.

The Company rryea tbe ngnt toiHsmga sailing dates without notion.

X. B. Passengers from Portland and7Ulamette Valley poinu can make clpss

with the trains of the Yaqobnatsat Albany or Corvallis. and if dftti nod to San Franeiaeo should arrange torrrve at Yaanina the evening before datef saiUnr

a rrwlEkt rates ntwnya tkLame I

If yon wsnt to bay a horse cheap or feedfor the ass of it this winter esil at Will'Mnsic ((tors.

ACADEMYOF

Lady of Perpetual Help

EAST AND-SOUT- H,-- VIA-

8outhern Pacific RouteSHASTA LINE.

Trains lears Portland DailyBooth rnox Vtlt 1. ISM. North7:Ur. si. Le Pxtlaod Ar 7M tu10 23 r m Lr Albany Lv ri3 a HCUislAr Saa Prtndeeo Lt I TflO r si

Abr stoo only at fnllninc ..... iv.tiuri. ajurtiand, Oregon City. Vi.ad

Albany Twant 4knHH Har--lJ, ii 'i"S. LUjfir.f .

aossscav sun., naarI Lt Portland Ar'i fH r m Lv Albany Lr I J2rS mSMrs Ar Roeeborg Jlsrl 7a

auarrteca Bartr ncarr gmnlUra Ly Portland Ar lOSIar si Ar Albary Lr :31 a

8:10 a Lr Albany Ar ' a9:00 a n Ar Lebanon Lv SOanAlbany Ar I :tu:00a a I Ar Lebanon Lr - 2:39 T a

PULLMAr BUfFET SLEEPESS.

SEMsHU HE lieFar Aseansaswdattawaf rnsaeazera. haldlsTa

second- - ia llrhei,.aiiarlicii e:prr Trains

0t iHf ai.i.i.NKeTyVKK roRTLASJII ANSS KIUIAIM.Man, raaiBDAtti (Except Hunaar,

ly V? oVtTSsn Ar TtSm:lt ' I Ar CorvalUa Lr 1!:56 rasi rasas rsais ssilt (Excapt Sunday .

4:lc r m bv Portland Ar :'.l7:26 rn Ar ttcMlnnyille I.V B.4S a

Through Ticbettao all point

EAST AND SOUTH.re fail iufoiiaatioj rat, maion Or.mpany Agent at AiSauy

KOBHLEM E P. EOOEK8,anaer ,,'t Q. f. rdPortland, Oregon.

500 Reward !riay tUeftboro reward for any caw of IanITpepla, BIck Ueadaclie, Indlgwit4i Orr Costiveneaa wo cannot euro wits W. .

ia i.lycrPm. when the direction - r.;l.1 with. They are purely Vegetable, anive satlifactlon. Suj-- .; l.'natod Laiiro

e ceatr. twavs of aiwiah ia aa ..c. lanufacterod O'l 'lulls' r wkbt ooau-AH!- : '"UlCA'i i. il

ALSAJVY CR.WRIfMAH & HULBSRT BROS,

Res! Estate Agentstarms and Ranches for saleAlaocity broperty in, AlHar-an- d

Corvallis

HaLU CHRAP. ilr AmoV oldI? paen, being bloc 4, Hsckle.n.'an'sSrd addition, Oood hnusa. will saltcbrap. one hall down, balance to suitpurchaserlnqulre of Dr W;n Amos.

FURNITURE; TINWARE,TRUNKS, BOOKE. PICTURES,

CLOCKS, CROCKERY.

ETC, ETC.

On door went of S S Young's old store,

L. C0TLE16.

REVERE HUU3EILBAKY. OREGON

HAS. PFiSIFFER ! PROPRIETORoity at Stewart & Sox's.ford.