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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
"TsTstiShaii.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Albany, Oregon.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THR
Court of thw Htate. Will give
special attention to collection! and probate
matter. , . . -
OfBce in Poster's new briok. 4'Hf
L. H. M0NTA2TYE.
ATTORNEYAT LAW,
Notary Public.
tlbany,
Office upstairs, over John Brig' store,
l at street. Tl4ssMMf
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
AIB1MY. 0BKtiO.
liritL PRACTICE IN ALL THR COURTS or TlIK
W gut Special attention (riven to collection ami
roheta tuatter.
In Oja rellew'e Temple.
f. O. POWRLU W. R. WU.TKU
POWELL & BIIiYEU,
.TTORNRYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in i hancerv,
tmtY. - - - ORifcaoN.
Collections promptly made on all points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
jBTOffioe In Foster's Brick."
vl4nl9tf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney Ani Counsollot At Lav
AND
Notary Public
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in all of the Courts of
ibisState. All business intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
E. W. LANGDON & CO.,
DRUGGISTS.
Books. Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Large Stock and Low Frioea.
OITT DBTJG STORE,
Syl tLBOV.OtEWIV
F08HAY & MASON,
WHOLSLALB ASS SSTAa
Druggists and Booksellers,
Affents for John B. Alden's publication,
which we sell at publisher's prices with
posts gtaddod.
ALBAHT, OBEGON.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED,
Albany, Or.
LOUIS CAMPEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Shaving done with neatness and sharp
razors, which are always kept in ood
condition, and hair cut in the very best
style.
REVERE HOUSE,
rorse. Vint aid Htowarth Alsausy, Orrges.
Chas Pfeiffer, Prop'r
Thla mw Hotel te fltted ap In flnrt class etyle. Tables
applied with the beet the market affords. Spring
beds Is erery Boom. A good Sample Boom tor Com-
I Travelers.
res Ceaek to ad frsss the Mai!."
FURNITURE.
( have the best tock of furnttureln the
city and wdl sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the citv and the lowest price In the
Valley. Come and see.
Undertaking,
A complete stock and can give SATIS-1
FACTION. Try me,
A, B. WOODIN.
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
ALBANY, OR.
The First Term will commence on
Tuesday, Sept., 16th, 1884.
For particular concerning the course of study and
the price of tuition, apply to
ELBfcKT N. NU1T, Preaiurn
Aloany Bath House.
r-fTiaE UNDB R8IUNED WOULD RESPECT
I r.11 Inform the citiieni of Albany and vi
laity that I havetsksn charge of thi EstablUh
mnt,and,by keeping clean roomi and payto
.tAni attention to baiinss", expect! o fuit si
thois who may fsvor n with their patronage
Hiring heretofore csrriea on dowwj
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons
km miwm entire atiflfaction to al
aarrOt'UdiSB sod Ladies' Hair neatly cu
Tiraooed. JOS WEBBER.
Administrator's Notice
Nctice i hereby giveo that the nudereign
ed has been by an order of the County Court
of Linn County Oregon, duly appointed Ad
ministrator oftheettate of James Keeney
deceased, late of said county. All persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
notified and required to present the same
Jroperly verified within six months from tha
ate hereof to the undersigned at his residence
about five mile south of Brownsville, Linn
County, Oregon.
Gbo. D. Ovekton,
Administrator.
Dated May 20th, 1885.
B
A.RN DOOR HANGING8,
rA alwavs breaking, unless you havs
tbe kind aald by Patera A Stewart, of Al
bany. They are made ot wrought iron,
cannot Jump the track and will last a life
time. Don't hang another barn door un
til you bave seen 'hem.
f n I V E Bend six cents for peeUss.and
f IflaaSwB receive free, a costly box of goods
flwas will help j ou to more money right away than
w-nythlelse in this world. All of either sex, suc-
Irom first hour. Ths hroaa roea to lortune
p tn before the worker, absolutely sure
diva Tat' and Co,, Augusts, Maine,
At uuee
VOIis 5kX.e
POWDER
MOST PERFECTMADE
Prepared by s phyaloUn with aperlal refsHti
to neaiUi. No Auniuaiia, LUus or Aluiu.
Gathering Qrape for Making Cream of Tartar .
for DR PRICE SCREAM BAKING POWDER.
for aali by Cutting. M.rlrA Co, IH.rtlaml. Or.
SPECIAL
EXTRACTS
MOST PERFECT MADE
Pumt and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors.
Vanilla, Irtnon. Orance. AIiiknhI, !:, etc,
flavor as delicately iunl naturally aa the fruit.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO..
Chicago, st. tovia.
r by Cai'.inr Maria n.lfo Purth.i1. Or
(uticura
DISFIGURING HUMORS, ITCHING
TORTURES, AND LOATHSOME
SORES.
IMAVK TRIKI for eleven years to hare my wlfe
eureu of a terrible aan iIimuw- Tw ti m
rUMEuiKa (Cmct aa BaSSM ar, the new HIoimI Iuil
6er, internally, ami ttrun aa, the great Hain Cure.
and O tKCMA 0nr, an efUiait Mliln lteutm-r, SS
hWaaJtj have Atom in elk fk what I lavv tnel i-.r
rleveo tearetu have4me. You shall have tried the
(larticulari a eooii as I can give thmu t you, and a
we are ao well known In the irt of the country, it
will beneilt yoo, aitd the reuivdiea will cure all who
use Iheui .
CIIAH. It W1IITK.
AVIVIU.S, K . .
ULOTCllKtfCl'RED.
I oaed y our OMMMS BeMBMfca for llluthca, and
am completely cured, to my cxprsaaible J'y. O r
ti sa Hotr i the bast I have ever used, and tn the
profeasion it b invaluable fr cleatuiiiiir the akin,
thereby removing all 'cork," ereaae, paint, and all
the etuff uaed by them, leaving- the aklu pare and
white and "ft. My freateai pleaaure U recMn
mcndliiK euch an article. H. MACK.
Champion CVinpiUc itjlk r Skaver.
Ycn xowtusx, onio.
BEST FOR AM If Til I WO,
llaviriirueMlvourCrTlci ftAkSaKbir.il for eiKhtcan
month fwr Tetter, aiwl finally cured it, 1 MB anku
to get it to eel I on comrui-Wn. I can rtrcommend it
beyond any remediea I have ever need for Teller
liurna. Cut, etc. In fact, itia fhe beet medU-ine I
Imvh ever trieil for anything.
Mtktlk, Mii, K.8. HOBTOJf.
NEVER A COnPLAIMT,
Since I have been elHng your Ci-riu a Ktur-niM
I have never heard a lngle complaint, but cn the
contrary e' ery one who ha uaed them ha been well
pleased with them, and they outeell all othr.
K. B. bt'KUKBUY, Urugiruit.
AnDftrw, I Kb.
ICBOFl'LOtH NOREfl.
I had a dozen bad eorea on my body, and triad all
remediea I could near of, and at laet tried your f.'VTi-
ci sa Bemkuim, and they have cured roe.
JNO. CASKILI..
Hftftftox, Thayer Cotintv, Penn.
Pi-ncfBA Urmkiiism are Wild everywhere. Price:
Ci TM.TBA, SOc. ; BwoLvairt, II : SoAr, 'I'm:. Preiiared
by the Prra Dri o asu Chbsk al i.o., umtn, mum.
nf for How fa l ure Hkfa lUrar.'
Sal Hunburn. PBSM
e, Klackhcad and Oily
I Alls Kkiu, uae thed TiCi ftA Koai-
DEYOE & ROBSON,
(Successors to W. H. Cioltra.)
DErVLERS IN-
Farm Machinery
WAG0H8, HACKS, BUSBIES,
Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES,
STEEL GOOrS,
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
inform tha mihlio. that he is now pre
pared to do all kinds of stone and marble
. a a at I in ark -
work on anon nonce, ah wwh mV.
ranfrl to tfiva satisfaction. Will work
rnnmrinir
before purchas
ina elsewhere as I will not be undersold.
Shop on west side of Ferry street oppo
site post otnee.
G. W. HARRIS, Prop.
DR. J.L.HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office-cor. First and Ferry Strsets,
ALBANY - - - OR
F
OR SALE CHEAP.
Three well bred stallions, and thirty
dralt and saddle horses,
W. T.COCHRAW,
Urownsville, Or.
H
O'lELFOK 8 ALE.
ITouhb. Prinevillo, Oregon
32 well furnished rooms, the only bote
in town, larne and convenient, with al
necessary furniture. Price reasonaDl
and terms easy,
A. B. Colvkb A Sow.
Prineville, Oregon,
r '
oapwer
SPRUL
THBS
any and all kinds of stone, nut aeai prin
cipally in Oregon City granite- Cleaning,
. x A.m.. . ... .A!nWn 'nil
a i
OORRBSPONDBNOB
hoi e lino otin.ov
IfAlitors Democrat :
I ouioliideil tn visit (he Soda Springs
on Di'hiI Indian, anil here is the trip.
1 started from Jacksonville after din
nor, traveled almost duo east, and in
ix miles came to H ar Creek. This
stream met n the Siakixnn Mointaius
and Hows north into the Hgue Hiver.
It is usually very clear, but the ccn
slant tniuing along its bsnks keeps it
quite muddy. Passing ilunnyh chap
arral ami other low growth over it re
gion of jhmh soil, I take up for the niglit
with Bro. Weris and had ii'eaitnt
tt'mn with htm stul fniuilv. Toe next
morning I hie awsy leisurely fornix or
eight miles sohjhh the dr-sert. This i a
large level region tilled with hog wl
laws or fiKttholep, (or rather low places
running in every direction,) wheie the
water UMtially stands until it tithe Hinkn
or evajcrats, none can run ofi. The
two Table Uwk's one to tny Jr-ft sotne
milea off, by whoae baios 11 iwm the
famous li gue Hiver swiftly andi-
tug its serj entiue coune amid ragged
r m k-, between steep hills and high
mountains fiom its snowy source. To
my right are ranges of mountains with
deep gorge, nod wide mouthed gulches
extending to the level ot the desert
Herds of sheep, with some cattle, hogs
and horses, feed on the t arly growth of
this region, while uioe faruH, well im
proved lie along the river and to the
right along the foot bills. But fe v
farms are on the desert as it is batter
adapted to grszing than cultivation. At
noon on th east side of the desert on
Dry Creek I stoped for dinner with Bro.
Matney. This Dry Creek is rather w
msikab'.e. It drains a Urge arsjN id
Terri'orj, on my right a kind of oen
btsin, but with on living stream. Thi
iionly a stream where there H water
tn U, at Other tune u h dry. nfs
tbialess in the spring sesnim, it abounds
with the eicest bah. After dinoer 1
reuew my travels ovi r the hills end io
a short tioic my horse alnkes his tbitt
io the limpid wsters of the Aotelope.
This stream beads far to the south and
winding its way throntrh deep gorges
and narrow ddil-, wa"r-rs mny nice
farraf.
Pushing ahead am:d the chaparral, I
I! . 1 V
SCO a mi souui Ulttauce i i re iue.
hasten ou and tin I it is Brother Geo.
litacks, I am good for auotber nigbt.
Wa soon snive at Brownsoro. a neat
little town situate J U(on the nght bank
i
of Butte t-reek, wiib bih mouutaina
, . , 1
to fioot and its rr. lais b-jro is
,.... I.
named alter Mr. Thenz Brown, .m en-
barpriaing and thrifty K igltshmau, who
settled hero ia an early day.and is now
a Urge land owner. Tne town baa oce
store, ono school bouse, oue wool an 1
iron shop each and several reidouc a.
This ia the trading int for this re
gion, currency, shingles, board, pOOU
and pelu. At uigbtlall,after a ride up
the creek three milas, we halt at Bro.
r , ,
laacks. A warm reception, a welcome
upper, refreshing sleep and a good
breakfast, tit us for our onward march.
So we start again and soon cross the
famous Lost Creek, in which the lait
expedition was made. It Hows from
the north, limpid, swift and cool. Ia a
cross to the suth side of
low uuuin w vivo. -
Bat Creek, WW cro L.k. Cewkwi
C mml mile, mm o.er poor oil
aid low growth, recros again, leave
Lt Creek to tbe right, and passing
: f .- u-u ., thm house of Bra.
i
Geo. Rtno, where we tpmd Hfffil
days. Lc Creek, like many of these
mountain streams, haa high hills on
each side, but bss some valuable farms
on its banks. Thi. 1. .11 a rough,
, . 1
t..r, mnnniu n fiountrv. US BW
U1VSVU 0 -
u..k l,ld a basket meetiug in tbe
District school house, many men pre.-
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. . . . i i . i ,i:
ent. a cood Babbatn ocnooi, a gwu u.ii-
ner and a sociable time generally. After
several days I mount my horse and,
with a friend. we start for Dead Indian,
Tim st maw is so u uned from tbe fact
thAt at an ea.iv day three dead indians
were found near its source. Winding
along the creek over bluffs with steep,
razeed sides.sometime in a rough road
and sometimes ia a trail, we pass Pois-
on rock. This is a Urge, bluut looking
rock on the side of a bluff, jutting be-
j .u-;i -r? ia nrbans. nosioness.
youu iue tun f-- i - i
.m f. hsra to lick, and in a short
t- .uAW Rre dead. To remedy this
tha'neoule keep it fenced, and thereby
Save their Stock.
Qnnn we oaas bv Soda Creek where
ninn waters flow, and also kill
J J a k i J ,
... . .1 AmtmJkm u 'Phou m
par tip wnHii liik v unn& . -
also kept from this stream as much
as possible. After awh.le we are be
vond settlements in a deep canyon,
now through thick brush, now under
pending clifls.amid Urge growth and
dense under brush we wend our way
... .. ..
otui Antunn ho. wnai is tills, lev
us turn aside and see. Well, a bear
trap, away off befe, strong enough to
hold a grizzley. Look sharp, Mr.
Bear or you may be bear met. Still
onward ana a sudden squat of our
equine said something is about,a lofty
leap, and bang and Mr. Deer is upon
the but bold, this Is not July. We
ALBANY, OREGON,
ruHeti Demi Indian, dismount, end
some distance up this bcld, l mhing,
restlosa it ream we reach I ho long
wished for spring. Hndd ujwin a
log we shtko our thirst ut.d rest our
weary leg.antl amid the lonely gran
duer, won tier and admire. Picture
the time when no whites were hete,
when tbo aboriglnco held undlsput
ed title to theso msjostlc hills, Bi'd
thli stntely forest, and tho wild anl
nutU ronmed at large, wnlked, ran
nnd slept at will, Rod hunted link
own living. I nci-ardonly looked Jo
all directions to see If some savage
Indian or ferocious animal was i,t
stealing upon mo ami oeeuslonly flln
phed in the side for fear of an unex
:dto. 1 felt like the lost Irbdtm n
w ho cotu luded to pray and tagun in
ymg 'here I am a long ways from
home and ten m'les from no where.''
Saw where a o tigar had killed and
bur ed a largH buck. Mr. Editor,
did you ever sit by a hearty ftre, hun
gry and tired, and cut thin rnicee of
fresh meat, aalt and rook on a Mick,
it ml oat heartily, before nil the soup
rn away ? I mei.n beaf.
P. A. Mohks.
Jacksonville, June 1:0th, mi.
I tltUINt. . UMII.IO.
A'. )riu-rat :
Having beard to much talk about
Oregon farmra and their industry,
when back ic the Kastern States,l have
taken particular notice of Ibeir ways
for tha iast few weeks and mutt say
that I am astooished ai their waot of
thrift, and can easily account for there
being so msny farms for aale io this
neighborhood. The tm-jori'-y of your
frmera seem hardly to undetstaod tha
fira. rtNtifltteats of aytieuUttni aa tbey
raies veh.-i year aftei sr olT the same
pieea Of laud, and evidently expect that
Uud io iui.rov.. whin they are tskiog
a'! ifc virtue out of if.
Now anyone famil ar wiib Kuland
md ita climate know that whl will
grow tb-r csn If rsisel here with bet.
ler results, and yet a farmer in the old
countty can pay $10 jat acr for laf.d
and gitra it tar more labor and make a
good living out of it, here fhe fsrtners
re iti ditliculties ss a general rfab
H w a thi ? something tn t ladi
clly wrong. I de land bd V N . I
the climate at ft b ? No. I tlo mar
ket ld ? N K '111" !'' Ib.iel ne
moat lay a' ti e aWf of ihe Jariiier, who
general I v kal mo'e land than be can
! bmawL aav..l i.l.kKlfrf aM t . ,,.... . - I I j ' Mtttl
'
- r.ll . u I. ... I. ... ll.K m.im la
finite n eXlIO.U- I O n li" w
I r
scienliuc researches that bv growing a
" 8
l.tlnrent iort id ctop we renovs me
land as much as by summer fallow tag.
In the old country directly after bsr
vest they plough the wheat stubble
deep and then plough again lightly io
the spring, theu sow flax with timothy
sod clover or Perennisl rye graaa. Why
can not this be done here ss welt sa
there? If 11 x were treated prorly, it
would yield an income equal to, ir not
J
I eller. man kiiei. n uiri rji
making twine was simply wasting good
material, and far more money could be
obtained if, after dressing, the fltX were
baled and shipped to Knglsnd. Flax is
usually pulled, but now that self-bind
ers are ao much used, a great deal of
. - , . .. ..
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Io. enough no.b.og u loel. ee little or
no nore is near tus run. .uo new vn
" " ,
by the threshing macbtos
working slowly and tbe sheaf held in
Mm hllii so a not to go tbtpugt I
di.cd.os, W,pg .u. -u,-
pulatsd it should be taken to be steeped,
nd when sufficiently rotted it should
be taken out and spread, and when dry
tm ... aaMas.Iaa I. .S Ur 1 g Y t tt TATISltA til Ik V
" S-
. fl
argue tbat there are no ways ot scutcn-
. . . . i . C J
mg here, out vney wouiu vary soon uu
I ani. ih.l if Ihnff had l.hfl Oil there
j
would be plenty oi macnines uo scutcn
it, thereby making a use for all the
grand water power which is going to
waste. Rowans machines are the best
and cheapest and no doubt could easily
be obtained from tbe old country. These
machines could also be used with a
threshing engine at the farmers homes.
Oregon has the finest climate and water
for raising flax in the world, and would
soon prove a formidable rival to Dun-
dee, in Scotland. I should like to see
i
some steps taken in this direction, hav-
ing been all my life among flax I am
able to give these tact, and shall be
Dappy to give me .uiibbv .u.oiuiat.uu w
any one who may want to know.
Hoping that I have not trespassed on
mm m
vnnr valuable HUHCe. I remain.
i j
Yours Truly,
A. E.
Democratic lawyers in Washington
P-
Thin i.iacfcice used to be almost excla
a
"vely given to the republican lawyers.
Three-card monte men, thtmbie rig
gers, and bunco steer?rs are punished
by public whipping in Delaware.
Twenty lashes is the average dose.
A question of rank. Have you been
eating onions 1
FRIDAY, JULY
vY4asll.Vt.TON LKTrKR.
(Krum our rWptat ourr-iaiiiiieiil.
Wahhikoton, Junk, ItH, iHo.
The republican clerks, (Mxtmasters,
Internal revenue collectors, tc, who
bave boen discharged during the
last four months to hi replaced by
ileruncrata ia much larger than Is gn.
erally known. Toe changes have
been ttogradtt il that the casual looker
on has failed to note their total. The
number of revenue collctre is eighty
five -lnee the 'otrth "f Mandi atsiut
sixty democrat Inve been appi i ibvl
to take Ihe places of the republican
collectors. M0tl follndor ha under
bim ffoin fifty to ono hundred em.
pbiyea and all that are being eon.
stunt ly cbangoil. (t Is tbe siote
Willi the eust'uii i fllce nnd post
ottU'es. It no ex iggeratl sty
that fully 2.',too ileiii t-fi have
I a -en aisunted Io ..(li -e during Presi
iboit i levi-huiil'- short admlnbirnl Ion.
At this rile, only atsmt sixteen
montba will be reuired to i bange
tin entire peraonol .1 the ( Jove rn mem,
but the probabilliies are that (dmnges
will pra?eed much f inter now that
the new heat! of doarttnoni, bur
eau and division have begun to
know their ground and feel leas de.
pendent upon Ihe old and f rained,
but tricky, republican office holders.
The closing aoaslon of the confer
ence of Charities has held here Wed
neadsy night. The conference has
held ita twelfth annual session bere
during tbe past two weeks and It ba
brought together many distinguished
philanthropist nod sjMH-la l-K Da
meeting on tbe management ttf prh
QM was attended by Pr-ident
Cleveland aid it was rcmsrked tbat
this was the first time be hatj at lend
e j any public gaiheri . eburcb ex
cepted, since be can e t . i.siingtoo.
Thi s-ltnt Heertar tf the Tr e,
Ury, 1'iin hJUJ, made o n'bli be
fore Ihe iieiferenew Mtwigt urct'o
tbe eetatiliaii u'l of p st aavi c
bankr. !! drew from tila extwri- nee
- - -- mj- -
of four test i" Iue District Ation e
otlb e al New York the l r'thle
of aifririg wfil-b followed tbe
uhol.aMlo closing of private vi
biuk, and declared it to la bi he,
lief that It waa linj'-ii Ir for -!.!
r national government Hi " -oper
vIsm private saving btri a Co -sure
sibdy to dejsisUor. But lh'r
w no g mh reason why the nationit!
governui'Mit shou'd not receive amad
b p flfta Itir iugh It pt offlces,Hff ml
ing to tbe fssir man aboluu security
for hi earning, as I dono by al
most all the cIvHIxnl government of
the VMM.
In reply to inquiries by delegates
Mr. Faircblld expre&ed the onlntun
that tho amount deposited u old bo
limited to a com parti vely small sum,
stating that the largest sum rex-eived
by any government from a single de
pisitor of this kind wa $1,000 In
Kngland.
(Secretary Manning has under con.
slderatlou a plan for re organizing I no
system upon which the different sub
treasurlfs are now conducted. There
has been a good deal of dissatisfac
tion with tbat system in the put, not
only on account of the defalcations
which have from time to time occurr-
ajoui siso oocause rusu.te ... w.v...
drawln(f fr0m circulation and keep-
, 1X.UtHl up VftSt sums of money
a sa a a S a . 4 mam a a I 6 . - X 14 K
(fl mmmeicl channeh of
the mlgh u,Ujzf Tne
geherne which has been proposed by
Trea$urer jor(lori I8 to Abolish the
8UDtreasury so far as conoerus its fuo-
I -.a . Lw ss S"a A t S l2uStK
CUOM B mruK"wl v"
ute the g0Vernm!nt money among
7 . ... t
the flMtlag8 banks or me ciues in
I km tl.n nK.lrnuaiir on nru risliiet
wuiu mo Dw.-..w- r
Ivejy located. Security Will DS ex-
acte(j 0f the banks in tbe form of
Tjuited states bonds, In the same way
ag tne national bank-i guarantee their
cifC0latlon, and upon a scale that will
glve the government a hundred or a
thousand times the protection that it
now ePj0ys.
The advantages of the scheme are
obvious. The chances of defalcation
are reduced to a minimum. The
I cinrprnment is relieved of all the
i - -
enormoas expense aud risk of keep
ing charge of the money. In addi
tion the operation of the plan will be
to Confer COnspiOUOUS auvnumgoa uF-
on au the cities involved by adding
many millions to their active capital
TT'nrt.hprmnrA. it communicates to
i - - - -
commerce and Industry a powerful
impetus In this infusion of commer
cial and industrial life-blood (money)
ftnd tnug 8tirnulatea every useful and
beniflcout enterprise.
w orn kmelsio of rusta
osl Liver oil. With Hypophoshltes,
Especially Valuable ftr t'hlllrea.
Dr. J. R. Frayser, Memphis, Tenn.
gsys : (I have used Scott's Emul
sion for many years, and regard it as
a valuable medfeiue for tiie diseases,
of adults, for infants teetbijg, and
broken down systems in children."
emorrat
8, 1885.
H
Hb
. f1111 w coul ln't take the time to go to the inauguration of Presi
i. eland' 80 we concluded to get up a little inauguration of our own
m?on?nl8 Spring which would interest everybody. Accordingly a
WAR ON that old enemy of the people,
HIGH PRICES
was determined upon and prepared for a3 a glance at our unequaled new
stock of Spring and 8ummer good.?, and unparalleled low prices will con
vince you. SUCCESS will crown our eiTo-tsifyou will favor us with your
patronage, for by large salos at a s nail margiu we expect to win the fight.
C ome and Help Us.
Our "stock is all bought for CASH at Bankrupt Sales. We only sell for cash
or produce, and propose to sell at prices that defy competition. A new
feature of our business is the many useful articles on our 5, 10 and 25
cent counters which are usually sold at three times the amount asked by us.
uuoKOt MTTi:a
I ti-. Ill 4! .. . -t
IS 'in if yi.or rsh-r m tU utt
w'ii cl lk m know what th web
f .' fn.iii Ai'rii'v rt il ilng In Call
( r;la.
We hsv lstn in Him Marvi'si li-ll
I he lust Iwu wrk to' owl Ing mir
Onyon rlttafl into Im mrnbimd
b.irvMsiers.
Mr. Dtv , t( Mffte.J. Ol,t ha- s
nwnNned machine with which nej
i iiv Ihe siib of five men ano;
'try-f fir Ii mI rf sfrs k, sixty a r i
M i day hi -ad lug, threshing and clean-
ing, cutting a swath of twenty-eight i
fe t, and travel- along with a Htea'Jy
gslt (H.caiOI)lrg ltss stnppsgca tt at a
header would require.
We havH attached oaa f oof Pissio
vr to Mr. Atwaier's harvester. ll
Is now d'dng good work in Merccfi
psjiitj. although he is working under
great disadvantage. Ills machine
cuts a fourteen foot swath and Is run
ning over very uneven land, thp
surface of which derive, the name
hog wallow" from the fact that at
about every fifty or one hundred feei
he land raises with a elope to about
five feet thn slopes down again,
which forms, hollow. These mounds
and hollows elevate and lower the
machinery to every possible position,
yet, we separate the grain In a flrst
claas manner, taking out one sack of
oab, one-half of a sack of gras hp
pers to one sack of wheat. It i
about as hard to ride the machine as
a bucking horse, this is what w call
separating grain under difficulties.
You may now have some Idea
what disadvantages tbe combined
machines have to contend with, and
ou can not say too much io praise of
them for they are the coming ma
chines, being as far ahead of the
roaper and header, as the reaper and
header are ahead of the old cradle.
A combined harvester cutting a
swath of fourteen feet and run by
four men and eighteen horses will
cut on an average or tmrty.mree
acres per day.
Now Mr. Editor, figure thh ex
pense and comparo it with the ex
pense they aro put to the way they
harvest in Oregon.
Daniel Best.
A Salem man has beou lined $10 for
kissing a Salem girl. This is not right.
He should have been examined lor in
sanity. The mosquito begins to send in his
bill as soon as the plumber leaves off.
Although tbe tramp does not carry a
atch he generally has plenty of time.
Health or Jews.
One noticeable feature about Jewish
rutmAtarlAM in the south is the scarcely of
mawIv made graves atier an epiueuiio oi
" F
Ahnlera or veUow fever. Siatistios show
tbat fewer of them die than any other race
from these or kindred diseases. During
tbe oholera scourge in Toulon only two
orthodox Jews died of it, wbiie iu num
bers they equalled fully 20 per cent of tbe
population, lneir immunity .roiu uia
ease, and the oertainty with which they
raover when attacted ov it. Is accounted
fnr hv the simnlicitv of their diet. They
are very strict about following the dietary
laws nrescri bed by Moses. Isn't ita lit
tle strange that Moses, if he was only a
historian, should have possessed knowl
Hr sunerior to that of the wisest and
best ohvsiclHrs of the prenent day? He
Avidnntlv believed in preventing disease
raihftr than curing it. This is what De
Haven's Despepsia Cure aims to do; it
acts directly on the digestive juices of the
stomaob and both prevents ana oures iu
dia-Astion and Dyspepsia, Free ram pi
bottles at Foshay A Mason's Drug Store
NO- 4
W1B INAUGURATED
Allen
H.
H. ALLEN & C,
57 riisi Street, Albany, Or.
i Front, First and Vino Sts., PORTLAND, ORECON&cf
I M eoKTEBS OI Saj " ''X g
IiAEDWAEE, IILOITAOTTsTEEL:
FARM MACHINERY?
W-- OttfefUwtay eakliratol iinplemenU : waafwHs
DUCK i a
3b fttk
BflKi:V: ON TIIK KilAli.
TUtuo miHiirMW arc t well l.iHwn tn need oom-
: TtKMMaud of f.xr-... r Im'Iv I. .. uwl Umiii.
a J of 1 1 cm aitli ralw TV- arc iu every
w ihe m lu ultra ol 1 1 t -a. Uat-Luii .
T1i- trfa of TirrvTT llr.vwn have m.lc niantfcat
iImi miurkatiSe durabilay of Ue 111' KKYfc, mukine;
Ir oi: u. li.j.li.-.-y and rf crtiis. of It. iH4Tlianiu,
an 1 aii irutnrr- int'-.i ,i ( ' .t Urw.T in the Caeilic
Htlc. ai .(1 TcrriUru . have (Lett the wnw verdict as I
I i larnwr is every tatt of the aurkl trbere the
Burkcyc baa Ukii uaoJ, i r-t.. :r.. u, it to be
The oalj Harvesting Xacbiaa that rill give
Entire Satisfaction to the Purchaser.
The features that niot utrikinvih
Sour illuetration. Itisslowvr, natr
in a tnuslit line tir a I
J . ... . .i i . . . .
gjwat aice. It U rvaci i lukuuio-. y . ".
The distinguished U. S. Senstor
from Indiana, Hon. Dsniel W. Vwr
hees, certiflas tbat in cr.se of rheuma
tism in tbe back, ho obtained instan
taneos relief from St. Jacobs Oil. He
say0 it ia a remarkable remedy.
When a oisn doR not know how to
express his opinion be should send it by
freight. The delay will not be felt.
The Democrat will take 100 cords of woo
on subscription, and we would like as pood
wood as if we were nor punuc oeneiaciora.
--a -
Parties already subscribers to the DEMO
CRAT, who wish to send the paper off to a
friend or friends can do so for ?2.
BROWN'S
IRON
BITTERS
WILL CURE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHILLS and FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN in the BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Genuine hat Trade Mark and crossed Red
Lines on wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
REDINGTON, WOODAHD C0,,
Portland Or.
4 I
STA1E FIChTS ClrVCCRAT,
THE EIST DVERTIFING MEDIUM
U m IILL1MTE TALLIT.
K cinl hnines notices in I ) Coi
minis 16 cent cr line. htjjulsr 1 tn-a
notice 10 cents rr line.
I r ltal hum transient advertisement
SI (M per square for the first insertion, ass)
M r-cntK Hr Mjuare for each subseqnent
insertion.
Kates for ofrr sriverli-etneiils tnsde
known on application.
Co,,
XOWJhlR AND HT?1 ATglXt.
Send for Catalogue, 1885. wae.-4Dx.-
o i M o : - l
oeuu .or opociau vutiu.
i- . l 'I.T.HAJI C.D
Xrw yo4vl Vibratinv Thresher.
The nmt Effertire and Stn nissfiil Coaabinetiea foe
Saviiv and Clean Ing Graia ever eooetruoCed.
P The New Model Threeber is tbe result of years of
lain-nt and careful experiment, wrabSfSwi by Mr.
Miller, ono of the m.wt exjwrlenced indeweeeee.
In. h iiUlcra of threahins machiitee in Awverka Th
I a: uiiil at was to uroduce a macbine that would
tltrceb taster and do better work than the beat ssa
: i ontion were capable of. and mm
raedd, in addition, separate out from the straw
i ba (rrain in s more perfect manner thaaaay
peai HSM inacliine whatsoever.
...tWlVvi
' I'fonn Ulii-kr will be made ohvloas ay a tiaass
' ' e levator mnaer.
ri f lymt ran w
.... i : ..... , . : 1. . J i. . ' A
1 x awn ii c uao innnumwiiwii ww ww
Red CrownMills
ISOM, LAXMXll & CO., PROPR'8.
SKW TROCKSS FLOUR SUPRKIOR FlR fAwBLraS
ANO BAR Kits VSK.
BEST ST0RA6F- 17 POLITIES.
Highest ;Price in Cash for
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
lUTLERY.
The best line of cutlery in the valley
be found at our store. It embraces peeks
knives, table knives, forks and spooas,
butcher knives, bunting knives, parhsg
knives, shears and scissors of all ktssSis.
and ths best line of iaaors ever breaght
into Albany. Come and see for your
selves. PdrHs ircwi.a.
F
OR SALE.
One hundred and forty acre?, vdn
miles above Lebanon. 40 eres in cnl
tivation. 10 acres slashed and sown 19
grass. Comfortable dwell! nif, gwsl
outhousea. Cheap. Inquire at tbis
office.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
MILL'NERY AND PRESS-MAKING.
Cutting and fitting by tbe new Taylor's
System.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
OPIUM ABD MORPIKE HABIT CTOJgD
-BY-
W. F. ALEXANDER, M. D.f
tt muripiM a cure in all
cases if inv
I d.reotious aro strictly followed.
No
pain or (ops of time fr t u.-iuess. Ad
dress above at Albany, ueegon
pOR SALK,
One half block in eastern pn el the
city with fair bouse and tarn wi!lt4;a sell
htap