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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ill, 1885.
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STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
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Eights
PROFESSIONAL OARD&
S. S. STRAHAFL
ATTOllXKY AT LAWi
Albany, Oregon.
WILL PRACTirK IN ALL THE
Courts of this State. Will sive
special attention to coIIocUouh atul probate
matter. , ,
QMot in Foster' new brick. 49tf
L H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AN D--
Notary Public.
Albany. Oregon.
Office upstair, over John Brljrfp store,
tst street. MaMtf
J. K. WEATHERFOUD,
(NOTARY PUM.K'.)
iTTORNEY AT I,AW
uiaw. orevox.
WILL PRACTICE IX ALL TUB COUHT3 or TUE
Suto. Special atteuUoo. given to coileeUons mm)
.probata matter.
UTOm io OUa FelUer'i Tempt.
f. O. POWKLL. W. WLTEU
POWELL & BILYKir.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors ia Thawrery,
'A I.TI AW. - - - OttKOW.
Collections promptly made on all points.
T.oans negotiated on reaaonan o t r.s.
"Office in Foster's Briok.-
Hul9tf.
J. J. WHITNEV,
attoni8y Aid Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, ORECOH,
Will practice in ail of tha Court, of
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will be promptly attended to.
jarOfBce in OToolo's Work.
E. W. LAN GOON & CO.,
DRUGGISTS.
Books. Stationery and Toilet A rtJeaesa, A
Large Stock and Iw Pri
CITT DBtTG- STOF.E,
Sri :uv.o!;n:o.
FOSHAY & MASO?4,
-tr.i..:Li.i ass arrn
Orngsristsand Booksellers.
ALBAXY, ORRCOSf.
vlSnsitf
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Eto,
PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY Rllll,
Albany, Or.
DR. CaTw, MAST0K
Physician and Surgeon.
Offlca on Frt Street, jnt jKsJ ofCesuad
Meyers.
ALBANY, OREGON.
DR. M. Ha ELLIS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Offi-e and re-;.dence in Mcllwain'a
Block.
Albanv, Oregon.
LOUIS CASPEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Shaving done with neatness and sharp
razors, which are always kept in good
condition, and hair cat in the very boat
style.
SAX WA V
LACXDRV AXD CHIXA UEBCHAN'HIXO BU3I-NE-iS.
Ric', it and Japvicae gnmiM. LafHar
aiiercloihe, acPd ai btvm priata. On tractor for
China labor.
ATXext to aty ftuilc
FURNITURE.
I have the bes- sto-k of furn-.tura in
city and will sell
the
Cheap, Cheap. Cheap,
The only stoek of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the citv and tho lowest price in the
Valley. Come and ace.
Undertaking,
A complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOODIN,
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
.4 3,15 IS V. OR.
The First Term will ewsmssee on
Tuesday, Sep:., 16th, I!S!.
For particulars concerning the courawi of Sta4 and
the price of tuitkm, apply to
ttV. elmfkt v. iviir, Preaaaeat.
Aloany Bath Houss.
TiU UNDSRSI'JNISD V0ULD RESPECT
fally iiforui the citii3aa of Albany and vi
evaitythat I havotakon oharo ofthij Establish
aasit,and, by kep'rog clean roomf and payin
ifcr'nt attention to baincg, ozpects to suit el
thois who may favor U3 with thair patroaago
ili7iai? Itaratofora iarrie,l on nothing but
First-Class Ha:r Ur5slne Saloons
expects to gi7 entiro nctisf . it' ri -, cl
O'laten aii .jiites Iit.r natij cb
ba-apooad. JOS wS?
OREGON SHORT LINE,
Fast Freight aai Passage Enute,
B. CAMPBELL.
General Agent.
No. 1 Washington St., Porllar.d. Or.
jpOB SALE,
Good farm 12 miles southeast of Lebanon
160 acres. 50 acres timothy and clovei
meadow. 50 wheat land in caltivattioo. We.
watered. Call on W M Phillips on the p'ace
R SALE!
A SAW MILL AND WATER POW BR
At Waterloo, Linn cotuttv, oa tlie Sun
tiittn Itiver. bstvvovtt livontnl nix mUw
from lotmnon. This is tho liiicst availatilo
aat-r power in Linn oonntv. and tho mill
tea been pnt in thorough running onlwr
Piica 2.w0. One thousand ca.sh down,
balance aecured. Also a
FINE LOT OF LOCS,
hi shape to run to the shove mentioned
mil 1. cvMitalulntr. about :00 thousand fret
at So per thousand, toither with a tract
of timber available for present use.
ONE FARM
in Linn ivmnty of arros within throe
utiles of Albany, on tho road to Corv.lll.
Of tlUS - : :ior's ani cleared and undor
cultivation. It has a tine young on-hard
(now bearing, of well known varlatles of
fruit.) a commonioua barn and autalt
dwelling house. Terms $0000. Si:00 cash
down, balance on llmo secured by mort
gage. Also
A FINE RESIDENCE
In Albany with barn and two lota, (or
six if wanted ) Prk-e $1800. Teriua fOOO
cash, balance secured br tuortaaffe. Ad-
jaininir this house is a m.;l pasture wpli
a larse new and fominodious barn tit for
stortr.s wheat, oats, 50 tons or more of
bailed hay. Tenr s accorainir. to amount
of land wanted. This barn ia j uat outside
tiio r 'v JiiMi's ami oonseaueutt v avaiua
the city taxes, while it close enough to
reideuceto bo under constant Inspaction
Also a
TRACT OF 44 ACRES
atJioiutnc Albaar and ara'dable for about
180 tewn lots. The jrt limlusi v aurvey of
heOrsron Pact tie crossed tbs Orajcon
and ('alifornia KsUnnt I on this tract
Which adjoins the depot ttruunda of the
latrcr road. Terms U',00. Wee owner,
ROBERT l man
or cU a: Pbmocrt office.
THE ALBANY FURNITURE
IIOTISK,
BEIKK & SON.
(Soeeeaaors to)
Bannais, Woodin & Fisher,
Mnu Tact are ar.d dealers In all kind
FURNITURE,
wou'd respectfully Inform the public that
thoy manufacture to order, and will keep
constantly on hand, a complete stock ol
ali desirable linos of
FURNITURE,
and arid sell at bed rock pneas.
Bed-steads a Specialty.
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS
THE UNDKRSIGNKD WISHES TO
inform the public that he la now pre
pared to do all kinds of atone and marble
work on short notice. All work Is war
ranted to a:ive satisfaction. Will work
any and ail kinds of atone, but deal prin
cipaliy in Oregon City f?raaite. Cleaning,
repairing aud resetting a specialty. Call
and examine my ptieea beforo pureha-s-Ing
els6whra as I will not be undersold.
f hop on west aide of Ferry street oppo-
site priat office. .
O. W. HARRIS, Prop.
REVERE HOUSE,
Corse. Virnt aad EUawsrlh Albaay, Wrecea.
Chas- Pfeiffer, Prop'r.
ThU now H-!.1 la Bttod op In flret rtaaa etyto. Table,
npt'tiad with the beat the market aSorda. 8iring
Beda in arary Room. A rl Sajnf.le Roota tr Com
merciaJ Travelers.
trrne Coaeb ta and from the otrJ.'W
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
MILLIBERY ASH DEESS-IA10HB.
Cutting and fitUng by the new Taylor'e
Syatcni.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
DBS I. W. & MARY T. COLE,
Physicans & Surgeons.
ALBANY, OH))..
Offer their prvifeaalonal aen'ces to the citUene of
Linn and adjacent count a. Office and reaulcn-
aear Court M juae. Call at UflfiM and C'a Uruif
Store.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
and seasoned lumber , laths and
pickets kept constantly on
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON a WEST.
Albany, Or.
Insurance.
F. P. (fatting, at the Demockat offlce,
has charge of tlie following first-class
Insurance Companies :
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE.
HARTFORD OF CONNECTICUT.
IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN &
QUEEN.
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE.
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA.
SC3TISH UNION AND NATIONAL.
CHAS. METZGER'
Fisli, Poultry and Game.
Fresh fisb of all kinds constantly ,on
hand. Poultry dressed to order, a 11
kinds of game in season. Goods deliver
ed promptly, free of charge to any part of
tbej city. Next door east of Tweedale'8
Tin and Stove Store.
Citicura
THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE SKIN
AND BLOOD UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED
Wat T Tullea, 73 North Tooth Sirert. fhlUUot
I'M, rvpurta that one u( his iuatMnra aUte.1 to him
in-'t.U'iiialiy that h -aa faallns ao wlt an I twnl
fatiimi twenlj seassa i-nu.U In th aat yaar, all f
which ha attribute! U a evatamallc i-.-mw u( th
( th i' it ItamiLrsxT, which hat rtvwl Svctutl
shoit all othor reiuoUlea (allatl.
N4IRCM OS NKt'K.
'l. i ItraJy. Boinarvlll. Maaa,, wtui rvtara U lir i
J .kmI. ilrnkrfl,, tttlhat city, cortltlM to a w.m.Urful
ur.4 ruauhur aorM on the neck which had been
treated by hltal rhalciana without cure, anil
which jirlUoil comHvUljr to tho L'l ru i a Kaaamaa.
C I ltE BY 11 l it 1 Its.
Uy akin diaaan. whluh raatatoil aervral KnUr
reiiMHlloa aiH other rwwieataa advised by phyeloian.
baa been cure.1 by )our fitiu i Itr.MKfiM. They
eurnaaae.1 my nrnri aauguiae eiectoliun and rapidly
t fleeted a cuv.
J ft a i.i.s r::i r.
Ytnaeanea, lad,
K9IOW ITU VALUE,
AtJ f your Crvtct aA Haaatataa giru very . I eat.
i.taii..n The ft mraa I eaecUlhr leaaSMMM tor
the dleeaena tor which It la owed. ( know from ea
erictwe tta va!ue.
ML II. J. rttATr.Mai.Uli ., wu.
I Til l It s ABROAD.
Tbroti-.'h a home rct tmcd rorweli;an. I have learn
ed to known your t i ru ia. which haa In a abort
Untc cured dm ot an aV-aeiaa that my phyaictaa e
medi' lcnee coiM not heal.
t UK. ttELTZKN. llemeti. Norway,
Acntuhrrvtniii('.
thi: POET IMM1
A leeling o gratitude ImpeU aw to acknowtodice
the greet nwriUol yHr fitin ii, and I pordlally
rwuninmwl it to the public as a Ver valuable rem
edy.
ii x menu nrbep..rt. conn.
I'jr aale evervwherr. Price CiTtcva. the r at
Skin Cuic. ftuv. Cirataa Hoar, an cvouiaite Kiln
lijauttflcr, fja, Ct VS I a l(taoi.Kvr. the new bi ud
Partner, It.
roller lrras au.1 I hem Ira I I a., lo.loi
fHTI' ' V K s"f. " eauulalte Toilet llath.and
WW a
.. urwr SanaUtc.
DEYOE & ROBSON,
(H tccensora to W. B. C.ollra.)
- DKVLERS IN-.
Farm Machinery
WAGONS, HACKS, BU86IE8,
Plows, Harrows.
HAY PRESSES,
STEEL GOODS,
Administrator's Notice.
"VJoTiCK i horehy glv that the tin
A3! driicuod Admin intra tor of the eatato
of Ilarhard Nhalton, dWeaNH!, haa filed
liia final account in the matter of aid es
tate in the County Court of Linn count v.
Oregon, and the Judgo tf aail Oottfl haa
made an order accord inK to law directing
this notic to be pubiiahad, and haa ap
pointed Monday the ith day of January,
lS6i at the hour of one o'clock, p. m., of
said day as the time r r the hearing of
otUsctlons to Mid final account and the
asttiement thereof.
Uauvkt Hhkltox.
PviWKM.dc Hit.vKt . Admiutstrator,
Attorneys.
ALBANY FOUNDRY
AND-
M4CHINE SHOP.
CMTABLIMHBD 1SC5.
By A. V. CIIKKRY, situated at corner of
First and Montgomery MtreeU
I K.ll J ,
Oregon.
Having taken ehargeof the above named
Works, we are prepared to manufacture
Steam Engines, Saw and Orist Mills,
Wood -working Machinery, Pumps, Iron
and Brass Castings of every description.
Machinery of all kinda repaired. Spe
cial attention given to repairing farm ma
chinery. ratters faking doae la all lis farms.
16:1 lyi A. P. CHERRY A SOW.
F. M. MILLER,
Attorney and Counslor At Law.
LEBANON. OREGON.
Will practice lu all tho Courts in the Slate.
T. J. STITBS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
Notary Public.
Dr.SANFORD'S
BNVIGORATOR
Is just what its name implies.'; a
Purely Vegetable "Compound, that
nets directly upoa theater ; curing
the many diseases iciderTQ that im
portant organ, and planting the nu
merous ailraants tftgarise from its
deranged ornSction, such aa
Dyspeps d&idice, Biliousness,
CosnyenessVftWaria, Sick-headache,
Ehetuaaukrietc. It is therefore a
trmsmgdr " To have Good Health
tha Liver must be kept in order."
DR. 8A5F0R1VB LIVER INVIGORATOE
Invigorates the Liver, Itogulales the Bow
els, Strengtheng tho System, Purifies the
Blood , Assists Digestion, Prevents Fevers.
Is a Household Need. An Invaluable
Family Medicine for common complaints.
XR. SAHPORD'S LITER ZIT7ZG0RAT0R.
Jin experience of Forty yean, and TIiou
sands cf Testimonials prove its Merit.
FOIt SALE BY AIX DEATJCR8 IS MEDICINES.
For fnll infonnftllon tend your address for 109
VJ3mFwJ&.
i u vtroaiTiox i i:n i it.
(Kraut our rayulsr rorreitiJont.)
Nkw Ohlkans, La., Jan. 188A.
Tlio past month wan not a financial
auccras for tho Kx position ; hut with
the present favorable weather the sec
ond month will provo profitable.
"While a little work n atill Roing on
in so urn departments, "the Kx position
ia now complete and toady for vUitora,"
is the llllvtrial remark.
MA INK.
I, II. Il im, coininissi'Mu i, pa W. V
Uhtnding, state commissioner, mska it
veiy pleasant for vuitors Id Iheir in
teresting department, which is near tLe
(iorersiuent spsce on tiio northeast.
Some fortyflve vsrletfaa of forest Um
ber are aeon, from which many useful
trtioiea are mtnuraotured. In ship
buihliof, Maine is ahead of any other
state, models and sptclmens of tbo vari
ous kinds of hoits ate exhibited togeth
er with their equipments. Shingles of
pine and ce lar, measuring twenty in
ches wide, stave, boxes for fish and
can no J go) . poplar chip, which
aro re.lu tfJ to pulp and made into
paper, aro here seto. Specimens of
match wood, for which ono company
cut up a million feet of lumber, in this
businsis alon?, am here shown. Fruit
boxes arc manufacture 1 in IfsJwt and
ahipped to al n .at every c iuntry far
fruit lacking. Slte, plumbagoreuite
and mineral, are exhibited. An at
tractive obj-. t i a in !! lime kiln of
modern atructurc, vry suterior to the
old sty. for but nine limrs'.une. II re
ia a very taatr disp'ay of taxidermy, of
the aniimls and birds of this country.
Probably the finest plushes for uphols
tering to be bad anywhere ere manu
factured st Sanford by the (ioodail
Manufacturing company. Paper and
cordage is a specialty in manufacturisg
It ia aaid Maine, which now produces
threr-fiftha of the asrdinrs consumed in
thisountry, by its superior goods, hsa
driven sll foreign competition awsy. A
ship carpenter sends a medal of a full
rigged ahip which occupied 300 daya in
making; it is valued alJSl.MK).
IUAIIO TKURIToKY.
Idaho, since tho early days of mining
stamped, has not enjoyed the reputa
tion of being in a much belter condition
than the state of Nevada, wbieh has
gradually dterjesed in population since
its sdomhi mi us attic. Hit a small
apace was stoned the csmmisstoner,
Cil. (). A. Stroup, i i represent the
tetritory, but he Ilea, lm the most hap
py manner p sttbtrt fijltd it with glit
tering apecimeiiK from se hundred rich
minee.wtth grain, ct unxcelletl beauty,
with curious niarvet. and wealth of
fur, paintings cf its grand acenery.and
splendid specimens ol fruit.
Among bis specimens of mineral,
particularly noted lor beauty aodexrel
leace, are quartz from the Wood Rivrr
a d Salmou iciver district, placer and
quattz specimens from the Coeur D'
Aleno camp which last year caused the
greatest stampede in the Ufce record of
mining excitements. The commissioner
aye his Territory has been but slightly
prospected, and he doubta not if an ex
position is held in the next ten yesrs he
will be able to represent tho richest
mines of America with Idaho quarts.
WISCONSIN.
It ia well known that this state makes
a specialty of cheese and butter, end
claima to abow the largeat and finest
variety at the Exposition. While only
s few samples are witbiu the space in
the Maine building, three towers made
of cbeesea are prominently exhibited,
one composed of or. in go shaped and pine
apple is a beauty. Sheboyan county
wss io the load.
Kgerton is sail to be one of the
largest markets for the ssle of leaf
tobacco in the United Stales. Wiscon
sin took the premium on one hundred
varieties of apples against seven oom"
pstitor.. Iu hooey no state can excel
this in quality, while it ia a general
industry by many and engaged in by
nearly every farmer. Wbeat,oat,coin,
hay, vegetables and garden aeeda, are
displayed in glass cases. Thirty new
varieiiis cf corn in uars and ahallsd aro
displayel. Beaver Dam sends a fine
lot of leathers, munufactured cloths
and ctfssimets, which compare favors
b'y with eastern factories. Printing
end stationery am well represented.
Woman'a worlr is artiutiu and beautiful,
and occuriei a prominent place io the
state department. Miss Uodker, of
Beioit, basin this display ono of the
finest displays of needle work endowed
n a giitlVame nvr exhibited, and can
only bp seen to be appreciated. Hun
dred of people are collected around it
daily. Mrs. Ely, the artist, has speci
mens of work showing hkvtches of
soeuery i ud houses in Florida, notably
tho wiutnr residence of Mm. Alexander
Mitchell, wife of the gn at railroad
millionaire ot the Cuiuago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul systems. Milwaukee sends
large photographs' of ins twenty-eight
public school edifice?, C. D. Hoton is
the commissioner in charge.
At a meeting held by the American
Horticultural society in this city, in
1 regard to tbo financial embarassmen
of lbs Exposition management,
Mr. Otio. W. (Jiinpb'dl.af lMuarsre,
O.ormor assistant oomuiiasioner to the
Kxiiesition Universslie at Paris, also
aeifhtant commissioner from O'tio to
th Werld's Exposition at New Or.
leans, moved
To tha ill. e. that the Exhibition
having ussumed proportion beyond all
expectation, and having gruWu upon
their hands bey end thfir control finan
cially, He it thoi afore nssdved. That tho
Atnerioan II rii:ul'ur tl Society esrn
esily reoomiiiftitd that the government
of the United Stales aV .11 f ather aid
the management ol the W rld's OjatSH
fJantennltl Kposiiion by tbj loan of
$500,000, or of suah Mt u ms shall be
SC.ssSry to csrry its onljrteking to a I
fsessslul conclusion.
The reaoluthn wa aoul-l an I
unanimously carried.
Mr. K.llog, of Wno.tiin, moved
that
We find the Kcintioii s fai com
pleted that we sdtw o ir fre:o h to
postono their vii.it m litgir, but to
come and see the grests4(. Ktpslti)ti
ihe world has ever aeon.
Also, that we Wlieve a nun Uberal
accommodation to sjaitara by railroad,
and returning by iiaTaass)t routes with
stop-over privilege, will greatly in
crease the attendance.
WSasjISCTOS LI. f t I B
I I uar f." i iff .Sr. .1 )
WabhinoTox, Ja. 17, 185.
The revival 1st Moody jthejournallst,
iiw. Augustus Sla; tho divine, IUv.
Mra. (Xymplit Brown, and Ihe stcr-
llngoid ernt mnrew ol woman's rights,
fluvm B. Anthony, snd Cady 11. Stan
ton, have been In Wssliliirtlon dur
ing tho week iU yet peoplo sty
there Is nothing going on.
At a session of the woman's rights
roiiwnilon last evening Kov. Olym-
I i t Brown chose for her text the
worN, "All are cresll free nnd
equal." I hopo HIWo IvsdtN will be
abo to find tho text, I will net give
the verse or chnp'er, but Ugtt that
the reader eWMBtaMMt t iho first
chapter of lieeeal mid re.id unt I he
find It. Ihe Lev. oiytmda mid:
The srlstorroey in fower Is that uff
the mustache, whose Insfsjllia h th..
spittoon, whoee homo is Hie smoking
ar, whose outward sign i. ihe curt
lug' tobacco smoke, and whh h n 6m
pendent upon sn accident ,' lbs
body." It Is such silly talk as ihit
that make the advocates of woman's
right' rraduced among thoughtful
people, uiid if woman ever attains
tho electivo franchise It will be In
-pite of the prims facie argument of
unfitness that every woman's rights
convention pieseuts.
Io s letter on tho ssme subject
written three yesrs ago I referred In
complementary terms to M s An.
thony and Mrs. Stanton as the 'old
war marcs" of the cause. By an
accident my letter was sent to the
organ of women's rights In Washing
ton Territory. By sn accident it
escaped the eagle eye of the Editress,
and ber psper wss mailed to several
hundred subscribers before the awful
Insult which my letter contained was
observed. The Editress heart! from
her subscribers, snd I heard from the
Ed 11 res. As an arumcnium ml muU
i rum, translated, clincher" she
asked me how I would like to have
my mother called an "old war mare."
I did not reply. I sometimes know
when to stop. But what made them
so mad? I bad frequently referred to
Thurmao, Edmunds, and other able
men as the "old war horses" of their
respective parties. The language be
longs to the afoia of journalism, and
is understood to be complementary
If I had called these dhtinguished
women "war horses" the metaphor
would have been false in raspect of
sex. There Is no opprobrium lu
sex. In the name of sex, of femioiu-
ty In its broadest and widest range, I
protost against the invidious protests
of the Editress and the enfrachlsed
women of Washington Territory, and
when to object to tho words "war
mare," I arise to defend them against
themselves.
Mr. Moody had crowded houses to
which admission was only by ticket,
and thousands were unable to hear
him. Mr. Moody is not profound or
eloquent. He is not even grammsti
cal, and he uses slang. I heard him
while preaching and surrounded by
Hlfty ministers use the expression
"I can't catch on;" but he is ample
sympathetic, earneast, and therefore
eloquent. No one can hear him
without being impressed with his
absorption in his cause, tho secret of
his success, I think, is io the ftet
that he preaches Christianity without
dogma, and without Jsm. Purity of
life, with beueflcent work seems to
be his creed, and no one can tell
from his sermons to which sect he
belongs.
There has been little doing in Con-
i gress this weak. An entire day was
de voted to eulogistic oratory 'he sub
jocts being a deceased St inter, An
thony of Uhodo Isiri.d, and u n.eiu
ber of tho llous -, Mr. Evans, of South
Carolina. Tho approprfoflon bill was
p.issett, and the Senate spent some
tiiito iu secret session di-utng the
NIcarauguan treaty. It is believed
that the treaty will U approved by
Congress.
The work of preparation f.r the two
groat pageants of Feb. 22nd, and
March tte -ith, goes bravely on.
Such a procession, such firework h,
such an Inaugural btM as uro project
od were never he ore (pea n tbh
couotry.
Proposal have(been Invited by the
Washington Monument eiirnmlsslon
f r the ero rtlon of .i staHMl on tho
southeast terraco of the monument to
secoromodals 1840 persons be ides
Iho speakers. A reviewing stand
will also lie erected at tne east front
of the Capitol. Livery stable-men
have been invited to cnd lu proposals
to furnish 17'. carriage to convey
taemr of Congress and distinguish,
ed guests from the cipltol to tho
Monument These carrisges are to
be uniform la char w ter, (he drivers
suitably llvorcd, and upon each carri
age it is propood to h.vsa sUfTwith
a red white and blue treiraor. The
proposition to decorate the carnage,
with ll ig or s tree men s made for
tho purple of relieving what would
otherwise ' the funereal appearance
of the procession.
Misixci eauatra.
raaaase Stara-Tellere Ikal 4afrra Sass.
lltsee Mre( Tare Mert l'r...ur.
Wmm Waatr4 la start a tJlae-aVal-era
la ei.raSe aa4 Ue.
raa Orr
"Sjme big liara come iut as assay -et'.
ollicc on Ii i i .while,' a down
town ssssyer nid inci dentally in a talk
about mining proper ty, "but I tnink
the two biggest Kara I have ever seen
came into my office last Summer, not
together, th.nk goodness, fur if they
hsd I would have kicked them out for
eappoaing thst 1 might be an eternal
fool. Inatead I listsned ta each, and
then gave him a piece of my mind.
The first waa about 4.p yeara of age,
.bar (featured, luog-h.ired, and With
tho sppearanco of a Western miner. He
eareleaaly unwrapped a newspaper from
a lump cf ailver era, and aaked in a
heainesi like way to have it assayed. I
j pLkedup the lump and stid off-band! :
'f here's no reed of iuivtsg that ahSav
ei. Ifa 7.1 jter cent attter at first
gl.ric. And it was. It was about aa
rich a slSalaflaai as 1 had ten in aome
time it was worth at least $1 000
too.
" 'But ! want it aatayed,' be aaid.
I've got a draft of ore like that aix
set wide, and I w.n't to sell it. I
don't want to lie about it, and I wan't
to know just what it ia worth."
' That a my business, and of course, I
knocked off a ptee e f the loasp
charged him more than I would any
body else, bees use I knew he intended
toaaindle somebody. I ground the
piece of ore into dust, aud put in a
bottle. Then I took a Utile snd saaay-
ed it. It turned ont iuat what I
sr
thought it would. Aa nSual I made a
record of tho aa .y, aed waited tor the
man to return."
'About four days after the assay
four or five respectable old gentlemen
came iuto ike t ffice together, and one
of them unwrapped a piece of ore, and
aaid : Will rou please asaav tbia Cor
r
us ? We are thinking of buying a
silver mine, and this ir some of the ore.
What do you think it ia worth ?"
'I looked st it cloaely and disco varad
that it was from the lump my Western
man had brought in.
" 'Excuse me, but I have assayed
this ore within five days, I aaid.'
" 'Y-e-e-a,' the spokesman of the
party eatd hesitatingly. 'Wn under
stand that Ii has been assayed, but we
thou Jit it would be safer to hare it
assayed for us particularly. How much
did yon make it out to be worth V
" 'Twelve or fifteen thousand dollars
a ton,' I said, not wishing to be too
particular at find. 'I'll see.'
"White I was looking orer my rec
ord1 look I uoticed the gentlemen look
ing knowingly at one another.
" 'It was $18,000,' I remarked, turn
ing towaid there. It didn't startle
them a bit.
" 'That's pretty rich, isn't it ?"
'Decidedly so. Where, thomioe V
I asked.
" 'In Colorado. We have a drift
there aix feet wide. '
" 'Colorado I' I exclaimed. 'That ore
never has seen C dorado. That's from
some Mexiean mins.'
"I knew what I waa talking about
when I said that, because I can pick
out Colorado ore from 2,000 specimens.
I can pick out ore from the Comstock
lode anywhere you put if. After get
ting a few more particulars about the
man who wasted to sell the mine, I
said : 'Gentlemen, I don't want to
have you taken in by anybody, and
especially by one of those Western min-
4 tf tkii g mj fotal
j S a m
lor ItiiM k i .
, k" 'O MMiMiy ttC Hl.l
I've tta d )
lei 1 a
u'il fii.d Luiiiiv a lit.
win r,e mh
l".. A wl.ii veil MM 1 inli-r..l
to be, .nd Imsj vutii ,i. satMiyeiL Tnh
soma i-f jtds d .at with y.u od m.s if i
la- like yoie pf .'
11 m m
- Mil" We I uy l1.ljidta f .
50,000.' lie l.irt . ... ,.:i.r aaidi
f 'If you asm find a mine are th.
ore is all Ukslhul.' I eel-!, lirid m.
who will tie :0,M;0,OOU f.,r u.
That isn't a int. sfsasjen, sm.'.i.i .i,;. ,,
t isn't fr.u-; C..I ,,-d . K Aiuh ,,,;
from some idij inNm m IfexJeV
"Th?y hoiked ralher e!um, and aeui
out. really pitied Hem. Tlie ,..
day tfct) Wcatern nun came in U
me. I gHve it io him h
" Ls,k here,' I -i j. .We've ho i
just about ewrtagh if .iclt f..iJ.iwa m-
yssi are around hen-. When jo i c me
on here to sell m mioedon'; iy to pm
off M siicat. ore for C lorlw ore- Th.
my advice and dci.'i abow ihat lorn.. Ui
any miu-r, htjm rWVj kcw . .
miruiti. N'.,er akin. '
r
"I have as iho old gen-leirjen
since. I Kiiin4 thw I iu.nl I .
m . ...... ... . w .
bo ol 1 then. lh t u i., J .ii i.
"The other chap aa : kfc ,f .. .uij.y
fellow. !Ie wanted u, hav veiy king
very secri-t. Hi bad a rsWe i-f ore t!t
I koew was IfexrVsio, audit wu Unv
time before I cu!d ai,)tLig ont of
him. At lassartii In ii i f '
mercisl traveler, and whle I was i t
Mexico thi. Summrr, I atotaek ai old
trail over the moeouins tha , f th -night
would take me by a shcrt salt to nhere
I wanted t . 1 took it. but it aa
the roughe.t u'ound I evr atuck.
About avon 1 asalm4it overer.meu.iad
w
I dropped ff aay iiiuIm near a ahay
place to e.tch . nap and utt. My mule
tkst wandering aoou', awoke me
after awhile by nearly stefa ing on me.
In pulling my blankittfT the hump
that had served as a p How I noticed
that the rock rpar Ll.-d. It struck me
all at onoe that it wa silver, an I I
ookeJ around to are if there were any
other rocks like that. I don't know
whether you'll believe it, but a short
distance t ff the u.il the ground was
covered with tbeSS. I nicked uo about
. i
twenty piunds and packed them on my
mule and started for the nearest settle
ment. I didn't tay anything to any
body in that neigh boibood, and I didn't
dare to have tho ore asaaved until I eot
av ear -
to El Paao. But I it quired aVo.it the
price of land and found I could buy that
pirce of ground furj about 15,000.
I've come on here to raise thst and t Le st
si t s mine. What do you think the
ore is wotth ?'
"I took the fellow n!i in and said :
Did you pick tie. off the ground ?"
" 'Certainly,' ho rep'ied.
" 'Waa it in ibis condition V
" 'Of course,' ho an.wered, although
he waa beginning to be frightened.
"Thea you are the biggest liar 1
have ever aeen,'' I aaid very decidedly.
"The fellow winced, and I continued :
' You don't know anything about ore,
and you don't know anything about
Mexican land. This ore came from
aome mine more than twenty feet un
derground, and it isn't necessary to buy
Mexican land before starting a mine.
You tell your story well, but you'll
have hard work to find anybody who
will give you $15,000 to pay for Mexi
can land, (ret ont.'
"There's a great difference,yoo know,
in the appearance of ore that has lain
on the surface any length ot time and
that of ore just dug from underground.
The latter ia more crystallized, for one
particular. The surface pickings are
what wa call the result of a blow-out.
Two drifte,comtog together peak-shaped
are gradually projected out by the
washing away of the earth. Water
gets in the crevices, and after awhiio
the peak breaks into pieces, which are
scattered over the surface. If that chap
had had aurfacj ore he might have
been believed, except that part about
the land, which waa way off."
New Whatcomb, W. T. is soon to be af
flicted by tho arrival of Ex-Mayor Kalloch
and family, who propose to remain there.
New Whatosmb has the sympathy of tb.
whole coast
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Chairs ! Chairs !
Rawhide bottom chairs for both aid and
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Manufacturers snd Dealers In all kinds ef
FURNITURE,
AID UKDERTAK1RS.
81 First Street Albany, Or
JJARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.
Axes, mattocks, brush honk a, picks
sbovels,spsds, forks, grindstones, waosl
barrows, wringers, ropes, and almost
everything von want, can bo had cheap
for cash at Peters A Stewart.
SiUTLERY.
The best line of cutlery in the valley
oe found at our store. It embraces
knives, table knives, fork, snd
butcher knives, hunting knives, paring
knives, shears and aclsaor. of all kinda,
and tha best line of razors ever brought
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Uvation. 10 acres slashed and aown to
grass. Comfortable dwelling, good
outhouses. Cheap. Inquire at tbrs
office.
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I
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liandl all kinds of heavy work. We vrtH
manufacture Steam Engines, Orlst aad
Saw Mill Macbiuery.and all kinds af Iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS M IDE OS SHORT NOTTCS.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will also manuiss-
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Separator.
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