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Notary Public.
Albany. .?rT.-"
Office upstalre, over John Brig -tore,
lit street. lin
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(NOTAUY PUBLIC.)
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Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
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vlnl9tf.
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ittornay And ConnsBllor At La?
Notary Pnbl!
ALBANY. OREGON,
Will practice In ell of the Courts of
this State. All business Intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
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P:jrdwcffc
lit! it II. ciikistai.ii r iiru
Uev. Dr Tahnsge lately preached
sermon n Urooklin so full of gool stmse
snd r shou that we cmu not rt-fcain from
giving plaoe to tha folios ing extract.
(Tex "And the twelve p,to were
twelve pearh.." Rer- 2I:Jt:)
'In the bvcoiuI loe 1 wsnt you to
count li e number of those gales. Im
perial parks st'i lofty mnrt arc spt
to have one expensive yaUw.iv. Tin
Oihers sie crlinsry, hut look urouml a1
these entrances to heaven ami count
them. Twelve gates ! I srlmit thin is
rstlfr hard on bharp sectarian. Il"
ii'ahijfottd PresSyterisn, who brings
his Wettminster Abbey Assembly cate
chism, snd he male a gateway ont of
that, and ho mvi to the world : "Yoii
gO through tlero or slsy out." Ami
bete is a bigoted member i f the U form
ed Church, huI he mnkes a gatewuy
out of tho lli JeJbsjrf caiehita s4 hk
says : 'Yoil go through thte or stay
out." Ami here i-4 n bigoted Mnh lit
end he plants two posts and he snys :
'Now, you crowd in bet w. en these two
posts or stsy out " And here m a
bigoted Kpiscopalian, who says i "Here
ii s liturgy out of Vwitk 1 rnsn to
msko a gate ; go through or stsy out."
Aod here is a bigoted liaptis', who
stys : "Here is s wster gate : you go
through thst or you must stsy out."
And so on in sll our churches snd in
sll our denominations there sre men
ho
mt.mm ii m , , , ,. ,... Tiitutri VI'H
rosining host out of the city f No. They
snd then demand thsl the whole world ma c.;n.e iu at our gate, liosls of
go through it. I abbor this contrscted- tiod.tf you cannot get sdmission through
ness in religious vtsws. Uh, small ,oy 0toe, entrance, come in st the
souUd msn, when did God give you the twelfth gat. Now tbey tninglo before
contract for making gates. I te!l you tj,e ihrone looking out on the one hun-
plsinly that I will not go in st that Ljied snd forty and four thousand and
a a a I
gate. 1 will go in at any oce of th" rou cannot tell at what gato they came
twelve gates I choose. Hre is s man 'ltl. ()Qe )rd, one faith, one baptiiro,
who ssys : "I can more easily and close- ono glaiay ses, one doxology, one tri-
ly epprosch my God through a prayer- urnph. Glorr bj to (Joil, one bsven,
bjok." I say : "My brother, then use hut twelve gates.
the prayer book' litre is s man who
.w as .a .
sys : J rene toere is oniy one
w a a . a a ma saB as
modeofbsptisro.rndtbst is immersion." trie unerues oi
roen I ssy, "Let me plunge you
I S A. a ih L.LtH.I a I mm ,m A j kV .a w am Mai t ill. am
snybow,Iay,sway with thegsteof rough ' Wwu ' "v-, mH -
panel sni rotten ,xvita snd r .tted latch warn.ng now. wnpnovir tne riesi-
1 - I .. . 1 V.I. ft 1 1 'I
- - - . nd ,1,-v ucniismnt-M'sn raaca,.
are twelve rer.. Tl. Uct is thst a K
: I a t I - 1 1 . . . r i . i i. ....I
Ti.. aa. lh graat Hkia our.. Thu, f,HU,l oalh. mm, man- Df the ehutcliea in this ds l"0W :s lllietl oui oi um noir, a..
m a
immortal nature is not worth the psp r
ihst it is piinted on.
1 do not ostn which one of the gstes
you go thr ugh if you only go through
ono of the twelve gates thst JVsus lilt
ed. Well, now I seo
ALL Till. KKOKRMKO OF KAHTIt
coming up towsid heaven. Do you
think ihoy will get in ? Yer. Gste the
hist, the M ore v ions come up. They
believe iu the Lud Jesus ('liriat ; they
psxs through. Gate the second, the
Quake o mo up. They have trusted
in the Loo" ; tliey pans through. Gate
the third, (he I.ulht rsns come up. They
had a gresl Mflinii at. on for the reformer,
aod i hey psst through. Gate llio
fciwHift th Koman ('ath..lic come up.
lli-lic in( in ealvation by deans Christ,
l hey Hfa through, (iste toe Qfth, the
(i.iumn !U formed Chsroh pssses
through. Gat tne idxth, the Congre-
galionalikta is through, train the
retit'h, the li.piiste pes through.
Gji. tir eighth, thr Kiicoslins psss
through. Gate the ninth, the Sabls
tRiiutiH i:sa througli. Gste the tenth,
the Methudists pans through. Gste
the eleventh, the It (tumrd Dutch
Church iiasses throui'h. Gate the
twelfth, tho Presbyterians psss through.
Out there are great hosts of othr de-
nomiiittti-ms who must come in, sdI
grest multitudes who connected them-
a . a a s a a a l .
hiivib vim no vtstoM oaureo. duiisii
(he Kjwer of godliness in the'r heart
snd allowed it in their life ; where is
their galo t Will you shut sll this re
ECZEMA
And Every Species of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured by
Outlcura,
F KM A. .a- K:t Kheum, at h IU agonising itching
fa ami burning. Hi.tanOy relifi by warm ImIIi
arithCiTK'i it ft ikr. nU MagM iti..n aC Vt
Tfre rfpubllcan walch -Uogs, who
tho al?rt lest the liberties of
am m a ai a . a a . a
o tho euuntrv hhouiu Ih Mu ch .tw.iv nv
- w w V
i . liko pu l
s lxth whenever ono of these
tho enliro Itopublir.m lxly
aa in a a a
hav l..n t rvina fur tL rtv vests to I mriiss wiua psiash
politic
. ith ttrin i.r IhrM itt t,t Cl Tin a a Wwmj.i arw the
Sew BI.ksJ rurifler, u kevp tb? W.hk! coui. iIm jsn- I are being dotrini t? l-ath Thry
prttitioT. purs ami unirriuiinr, the tuwcJ op-, Hm . .
liver mi IMmh activw, M ftwiiiy i are KcifiiiA, liAvn hfvtm tvintf for tlirtv verti to
f.. a.m Bla m-.mlm.MMim 1 !.... I ... 4X.11 I ST S7 W
" k" . ' i in, mn't iwa, on urn. s ui nor, rw-m. i
":Xriu- .Vo:; J.ri, htul oul u,oul "",McreB,,nu AliWW Uto Washington ',,
sssspkeriessssaii.1 sii knoaiirriwaiiM fail. they want to know who are elected to Cflfne, forw.ird and elves I he informs
. w
be saved and who ara reprooatcu io i e ion ,,iat in Butler v ill soon eotne
WmW. wmf JsMtssi aa.. iiassss damned, and tbey are keeping on dis- out aqUarely In f-ivor of tho admlnhv
MfTnT-i .a? .ShLnX ."as co,,inl that iubjct wbeo ih9r re mV Irntloo in order to obtain good stand-
. ..... ... ... ..... . .. I 1 . l. . V. a. - . ft mi
anaaa ior oaa yar ; ni aie v dii niniarii ir I lions Ot SOUis wno neei u unu '" irikf in tho tlfirKKTaric tJUrlV. It IHSV
yar.; triad haiHlreU .4 roncdlea ; etoca pro- I ,u-a ..1 9 . . .
permanently cureo r,y iruin JUt airaigai. v lutin, j . , tJ j lHetlonM tllOUgO tny
lurider) Intemallv, an.l I . .,, , , .p. '
thsy repent tney win usaamneu. a pry JKem wyere ,n mfi Qft af0 scnt?
.? .i i t . . u iU-i
sit counting me numuer ci tmu . iuc , . , aifliirulL In this csae to see
. a. m. Jt am - mi
jawbone with which tbey are to aisy whfrre i.rnercy" comes In
the Philistines when thev ought to b a
wielding skillfully the weajon. They John Uoach's grjndson, who was
.linn iba beach and see s vesseUoir g In tho mahufaciur'.ng business, has
" " : - a ...
mkmmmm i ih r.ffln and iuate- i of tJaX) sTCHfl into bankruptcy. o pre
sa-a A -
am m mm m fag S.
t if.rf ll. fit !1
M ..S S-S-B IVltl..kAM., I. M'Mlaa - I I f Vf
nr. aai is ia aa Biri, ' 1 1 mavnmi it. aw.. - i ...
have auffered from Salt Kheum fr er eljfhl yeara, f.- wreck they Bit dlSCt'SHItlg tl"
nounca ItU caae hofeh
Oi tk i a ft KawL r.sr (t,l.l purifier)
Oitici a and Ci rm at Hof (ih tjreai tbiu curt)
extenialiy.
('baa. Nwazklon. Kan., lawyer. 28 State HI
Boston. MBOTta a eaac of Eczeina u ruler h;. obaeoa-
Uon for ton years, which oovernd tho laUienl's I- -ly
an.l lin.be. and to which all known mvtliids of treat-
ment ha.1 been apnli.-.! without ncflt, whi'h was
aSBHlafs'f iiirad solely by tba Cirutat UtMrixui,
laavini a clean snd Tiialthy akin.
.ft ' 1 I ...... , . .......I ... t.v hll.i
ness for a. .1 -t at a tw.iv Three -.s of 0. hm a .t:r.rr.t atVUM Dl oar JOCSH. UOQ 1U"
and four bottles KeaoLvrxT hare entirely cared me of I ' ,.
thi. drevifui dic. - tsnded us to know so roe things and in
I have
a Sl m mm a. SaSS - f m .
suine uiat an otiort win ij ruauo to
hold the Democratic party rcsponei.
ble fr this disaster, too.
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
NINETEENTH YEAR.
ALBANY, OB.
The First Term will commence on
Tuesday, Sept., 15th, 1885.
For particulars concerning the couraea of itndy and
ths prloe of tultton, applr to
Hr-V. BUS EST M. CttlT. Trsaioea
The Ohio republicans are already
a . V I -
tended us not to know otners. 1 nave hM,lnJn lo fintl out that ihev made
. e I o st w
heard scores ot sermons explanatory or a Kr(jat rolgtaco jf hating the bloody
God's item S, but curoe swsy more per. fl8 R dang(?r ftgna, Bofore the
a .S S B 'I'ka ... il
DFJTpY the complexion an-i ski., bj uamg piexwi tiisn wnen i went. n my campaign ii ovor tney will be glad to
I III SB mm a-- . I W laAIISBlAn t U hS if I ' IS f. It II' I . - . m-m .
rBiit ui - - n o- -ifll,t m ra lroail enrol In rv : Stana
I ' I . a m
Here ore two truths whicti are to con
quer the world : Man a sinner ; Christ
savior. Any man who abopts those Both Roaeh and Mahone unite their
two tleoiies in his religious belief shall lamentations over tho ebomlnahlo
. . ... T. . . I ' . .......
have in nubt hand in wsrm grip, oi bourbonism or an Administration
Christian brotherhood. which refuses to feed them any long
A man comes down to a river iu time or 0t the public crib. It la nothing
of a freshet. He wants to get acros. but downright inhumanity.
8oVdPv all ilruffiriste. 1'rico : Orison. M)c ; Ra
miLXKKt, $1 ; Bor, 25c. Prcrre.l by the Porrra lai o
AXnCKKMICALCo., Iloston, Mass.
TIKKD An AI 1114. HI S4 LKM.
e"rlnitlbroujh countless nenres f.r rest aol relief. '
Like manna to the children of Israel is the
CtWCt-BA Pr.ASTiR U the tired, overwork
cd. aahrna mu-.-le. Do not deny your
self the comfort affi.r.le.1 by this new,
nal inflamation. At dmiriflsts, Vl. ;
8vo lor tl. Mailed free, Porrr.u PSSB
ASU ClIBSICALi Co., Boston.
off the platform."
Aioany Bath House.
rrui iianSRStailKD WOULD RBSPEC1
1 . . thM nitixeas of Albany and vi
stoitjthat I havetakan ohsrga of thia Establish
ant, and, by kaaplng slaan roomi and psyin
.fntion to baalnaas, expects to anit al
S who may faror us with their patroaage
Baring hsretofors earrlea on notnmg o
Flrst-Cla33 Hair Dressing Saloons
spseta to elra entire astiafiHon to si
a-CtidisB o4 Ladle.' Hair w
ha.BOO.d. JOB WB BH rt.
. Banij
DEYOE & ROBSON,
(Successors to W. H. Goltrs.)
DEA.L.ERS IN-
Fjirm Machinery
WAQOHS, HACKS, BUBGIES,
Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES,
STEEL GOODS,
W A.TERL00 HOTEL.
RT?.n. BROSS - - - Proprietor,
Da taDiso a!td Lotxiixo st rsa dat, $4 CO ran wesk
8IXOLK MKALH, 500. LU5CII 2jJ.
Good accommodation, for alL Waterloo Soda
Springs have been greatly improved by conncct.nK
and .hadingthe spring. A new pontoon bridge 3 feet
wide .pan a river below ths, aprlngs.
Stage leayes Lebanon for Waterloo Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Campers supplies and outfits at Water
loo Post OlHce Store. Horses cared for at reaeonable
tea. Sod water Insured free.
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
Inform the pohllc that he is now pre
pared to do all kinds of stone and marhle
work on short notice. All work is war
rants tn irive natlafaetlon. Will work
....i all r'.nin nt'timin. hut deal prin-
..aii-inr a rAMAttinflr a snecialty. Call
'"i . " . -r
and examine my prices before purchas
ing elsewhere as 1 will not be undersold,
y hop on west side of Ferry street oppo
site post office.
O. W. HARRIS, Prop.
B
ARN DOOR HANGINGS,
. ....
the kind sold by Pelers A Stewart, of Al
bany. They arc made of wrought iron
cannot Jump the .r k and will last a ifs
time. Don't iianit another barn door un
til you havo sevn Miein.
A' nBlTC Send six cents for postaxre.and
" It 14. Ea reeeWe free, a cos-lv irla
which will help vou to more money rhrht away than
anything else In this world. All of either sex, suc
etl from first hour. Th bnsul road to fortune
opens before the wcr'-cr., absolutely sure. At once
aiMress Tii'l and Co,, Augusta, Maine.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office cor. First and Ferry Btrfteta,
ALBANY - - - OR
F
OR SALE CHEAP.
Three well bred stailions, and tblrty
dratt snd saddle horses,
W. T.COCHBAW,
Brownsville, Or.
H
OIRL FOR SALE.
I AUNDBY AND CHlN MEUCHANISINO BUM;
1VJU If ...I III Hr.tl .lsVirlljrw, wiMMAV, asaaa.w
n r.o. awl.". ...
onderclothee, eo'd at bottom prixsea
China labor.
Contractor for
9m.m i.,vnn Hnns. Prinevillo. Oreproii,
32 well furnished rooms, the only notel
lame ana convenient, vn
furniture. Price reaeoname
in town,
necessary
snd terms easy,
A. B.COIVKlt & KOfT.
Priueville, Oregon,
, . r . a 1
He has to swim. Wbst docs no ay
The first thing is to put off bis heavy
apparel and drop everything he has in
his bends.
M K MUHT (JO EMITV HASDIiU
if he is goinjj to the other bank. An !
I tell you when we have corns down to
the river of death and find it swift and
raging, wo will have to pot off all our
sectarianism nd 1 y dn sll our lum-
.a a ..
b .w.niw creed'. .n :, ftujity-hftimeu, put
out for the other shoie. "What," say
yon, "would you resolve all the Chris
tian Church into ono kind of Church
Would you make sll Christendom wor
ship in the same way, hy the ssme
forms I1' Oh, no; you might as well
decide that all thn people shall eat the
same food without reference to appetite,
or wear tha same kind of apparel with
out reference to iho shape cf their body.
Your arcostry, your temperament,your
surroundings, will decide whether you
go to this or thst church and adopt this
or that church policy. One church will
. .i
best get ono man to hoaven ana anotner
church another man. I am not oppoa-
ed to fences being built around denom
inations of Christiana. I am uot op
posed to a very Sigh fence being built
around each of the denominations of
Christians ; but 1 do say that in every
fence there ought to be bars that you
can let down and a gate that you can
swing open. Qi home, therefore, and
take your Bible and get down on your
knees before God and make your own
creed. I am not oppoced to creeds; I
believe in them ; but a creed that does
not reach down to tha depth of s man's
Owing io Democratic apathy the
Republicans havs elected six members
to the Legislature in Kentucky. As
the Democrats will have about 140
member, they aro still left with a
good working majority.
The other day an Ohio man declin
ed an office. Thero is no occasion,
however, for either excitment or
alarm, as the office was a local one,
with no salary attached to it.
aiia of a7 A Li Tat 4 tat .
An Kastcrn exchange says It Is not
altogether I longing for a return of
renewed activity in trade that has
produced the goner.il feeling that
activity h in prospect in tho nettr fu
ture. Almost all ihe reports from
commercial eeutren and sources of
authority tire hopeful, and the state
ments received are not merely gener
ala kind of attempt to persuade
and perhaps delude the mukers that
t'lero are signs of prosperity, which
have no exhten.e in fact, but sre
based upon s;dld and we believe
sound reasoning. The papers in dif.
fWer.t parts of thu country lit the
close ;3ftl n'i'i'k told a very llittcr
Ing tale, nnd they showed practical
harmony In their representations,
ThePhiludeipiiiii Rmord said: "There
is a cheerful feeling hs to fsll irsde
prospect. There Is h as hesitation to
do butlness from the f'nr "f t further
depredation f values or the imp;
peeled development of condld-ma up.
favor ible to ifio healthful progress of
trade. It la U It that the limit Of de.
predion in conumereial a flair h M
been reached, and thn prevaleut MM
timent of hopefulness will contribute
a good deal to the substantial im
provement now generally looked for
during the coming fsll and winter
month." The same feeling is voic
ed in tho south. U th tho leading
New Orleans pipers testify to It, the
Picayune, say log: "The drawing to a
close of the month demonstrates that
quite a fsir trade has been compared
with tho record of previous seasons.
There has been a steady but quiet Im
provement going on, which Is visiblo
In a greater degree of confidence and
bettering of general credit. A
growing conviction that hotter times
are near at hand has caused Increased
buying lo alt lines, and preparations
for a brisk trade Is not I -eable on all
sides in a replenishing f stocks and
a tendency of alt values 1 1 appreciate
on the slightest provocation." The
Baltimore American declares that
"thore Is every prospect of a healthy
fall trade, and meretianis generally
feel much encouraged uver the out-
loek. A more confident fee; lug per
vade the market thsn .n any time
within the past three years, and s
marked Improvement h aU notice
able." From the Memphis AvM
comes the intelligence tht "there la
rift in tho cloud, and the fail trade
U likely to open encouragingly. Here
In tho south alt the signs are that
way, and the feeling In all the trade
centres Is one of confidence that the
activities in all departments of human
eodeavoi will, after Hepteraber, be
unprecedented In this section." From
San Franciaco,Fortland,Or. St LjuIs,
Ssvannah, Pittsburg, Boston and var
ious other headquarters oi movements
in trade and Industry, comes rdraitar
testimony. All are confident and
hopeful. They expect the.begtuniug
of a healthy season of prosperity as
soon as buyers begin their operations,
and consumers send in their orders.
The clearing house figures published
by the Pont every Monday are further
and very significant confirmation of
the general and more scattered evi
dence of improvmeot, and for the last
mooth they have snown a gratifying
increase over the same time last year
fully justifying the faith in a renewal
of prosperous conditions so generally
exoressed by the business public.
Certainly no better nows than this
can go forth, the sagnatlou la nbout
to cease and that a healthly vital cur
rent will once more course through
the arteries of trade.
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
IHE BEST ADYERT1MB BDIBM
IN TEE WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Kpetrisl hutdnesN notices in Ixxasl Col
flhirts 1 et ' per line. Keg'uhAr l0eal
uoticca 10 cents per line,.
For legal and transient advertisements
1 00 per square for the first iasarUamiad
Mi cents pr square for each subaeqasot
ifemrtion.
Kates fos -oi her advertbementa mas'
k nown on application.
WAR INAUGURATED
BY
N
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Allen & Co.
4 444-
We found wh coul In't take the timo to go to the inauguration of Presi
dent Cleveland, so we concluded to got up a little inauguration of our own
wN everybody. Accordingly a
HIGH PRICES
was determined upon and prepaid for as a glance at our unequaled new
stock of Spring and Summer good i, and unparalleled low prices will con
vince you. SUOOBSSwill crown om- efforts if you will favor us with your
patronage, for by large sales at a small margin we expect to win the fight.
Come and Help Us.
JL
Our stock is ail bought for CASH at Bankrupt Sales, We only sell for cash
orproduce, and propose zo 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.
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street, Albany, Or.
mi i mix.
STtPPIXd STOSKS TO) Slil ESS.
Congressman A. J. Holmes, repre
senting tho Tenth Iowa district, says
tho people of his state aro satisfied
with the Cleveland administration as
a whole
Telegraph wires have to be renew
ed every five or seven years. Tho
Western Union Company exchange
about one thousand tons of old wire
for every new yesr.
Southern papers assert that South,
em cotton mills now turn out as fine
goods as the New England mills.
Peanut flour is beeoiDlof an impor
tunt product of tho S ;uth. It makes
very fflltable blscuiis nod pastry.
William C. Whitney is making just
tho kind of Secretary of the Navy
that was needed.
Gov. Vance had an old fashioned
log rolling at his farm near Black
mountain station, 2. C, on Au. 6.
The silver dollar weighs a fraction
over an ounce.
Learn your business thoroughly.
One to-day is worth wo to-morrows.
Keep at ono thing in nowise
change.
Always be in haste, but never In a
hurry.
Observe system In all you do and
undertake.
Whatever is worth doing ut all is
worth doing well.
Never fall t0 keep your appoint
ments, nor to ho punctual to the
minute.
Ra m. ir.iriiu.it : do not take too
m-, Sf sspsj " J
much advice, but rather depend on
yourself.
Never beMdle, but keep sour hands
or mind usefully employed except
when sleeping.
He that ascends a ladder must take
the lowest round. A'l who are above
were ouce below.
Makelno haste to be rlc'.i ; remem
ber that small and steady gains give
com potency and tranguility of mind.
Think all you apeak, but speak not al! you think ;
Thoughts are your own; your words aro so no more
Where wisdom steers, wind cannot make you sink ;
Lips never err when she doth keep the door.
If any portlou of the American peo
ple have any right to find fault with
the doctrine, that to the victors be
long the spoils, it certaloly Is not the
republican party. No organization in
this coautry ever lived up to it more
J faithfully.
Leek in far tn ing consists in tin ely
labor carefully xr formed.
Making artificial tails for horses is
reported to he a successful industry in
Connecticut.
More and belter grata lanis would
settle one of the questions connected
ith the eeonotnical productions ot
flt-ah.
Never bred from lti. turkeys, if it
ia i. iblc. to get better. Nsver breed
frum yearly turkeya if you can get two-
year-olds.
Never Utscsril a vrty et small
fruit, nor vegetable, nor p3tato, which
gives sattaf.ictioo, for an untried new
ooet no matter who Bays tha. it is bet
ter. "Cbemiatry is the corner-atone io
agriculture." Crass is one of Nature's
principal means used in converting
earth into food. Disintegratable earth
must exist before plants, and plants be
fore animals.
The aheep yarly slaughtered in the
United States are recorded at 12,000,-
000. Tbey furnish the principal source
from which the pulled wool of the
country ia aecurod, the addition being
aheep dying from acci 1t, dogs and
natural causes.
A project is on foot wt Wells, Me.,
to start a rabbit ranch, fr the purpose
of supplying the Boston market. The
ranch, if establiahetl.ia to consist of 200
acres of land, and the idea is to work
la sat fi ml. with one or two thousand
large-sized animala from the West.
Tbe Washtenaw Counly, Michigan,
Farmers' Club by unanimous vote has
resolved itself into a community ot" ex
perimenters, the experiment stations
being eeefc man's farm a good and
practical outcome of a State first in the
Union to endow a real agricultural col
lege. It costs aa much to isise an animal
faulty in conetilution, form and capaci
ty, through heredity, S3 one more per
fect, and the animal ia comparatively
wnrthlpHs when raiaed. Breed out the
sreeda and weed out the breeds ia a
good motto for the atock-bieeding firm
er to paste io his hat.
The dairy products of the United
Statea are a potent factor in the agri
culture of the country. They exceed
the oat crop $350,000,000, tho wheat
crop $1,000,000,000, the oil ton crop
$22,000,000, the product of iion bars
and steel $257,000,000, and the pig
iron output $419,000,000.
NOTICE.
having concludod to close oat his taints, now offers hfc entire stock of
STOVES, RANGES, HEATING
AND COOK STOVES
. ( J -J ' seTrd - Jfc T T Z" e)r '
al a' II ties a a as
logeiner witn ms enure siock oi
TIN. COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
AT COST.
A3 this is a genuine cloiiag oat, now ia tha timo for honrowfres
to replenish their kitchens and dairies with ware.
ALBANY, FJSIX Uth, l&t&ft.
Secretary Bayar J, has struck from
theconsular regulations 1 he para graph
which sets forth that m declaration
of an intention to become a citizen of
the Uaited States does not const tut e !
citizetiship within the meaning of the '
law " This "Striking out" reinstates !
a sound Democratic principle.
Horatio Seymour emerged from Ira
retirement at Deerfield laat week, i,d
was the guest at a dinner part: f his
sister, Mrs. itoscoe Coukling.
Thr Hrauy of Youth.
No matter hrw handsome or stalwart s
younK man uny oo otnerwiae. nouung
oin make up for a partially bald hoatf.
Hhlninx talents ara attractive, but a shin
ing poll is not The causa may na s;k-
neas or anvtiung else, yet raraer s nar
HKlbam with stou the loss of the hair said
atari a new rowth of glossy and soft hair
so quickly as to surprise you restoring
the original color at toe asms umo. j.ui.
a dye, not oily, delicately perfumo-J, On
ly standard toe droning.
Tlic Meat Agreeable
Aa well aathe most effective method of
diilllnir headaches, colds aud lovers, or
cleansing the uystem is by takicg a few
doses ot me pleasant uiiuunua juiuiu
fruit remedy Syrup ofFiKS. 50c and 1 1
bottles for sale by Fohay A Mason, Lang-
don & Co.
HSJ MTftTEatY ABOl r IT.
T(,0r0 un no mvsteiies of secrets
X HOI a s w - -""a?
about tho compounding of Brown'8 Iron
Bitters. The preparation of iron ia the
ouly one that can be taken without in-
iuting the teeth or btomach. Ii givea
icr to tho feeble, life to th debilitat-
'(5" '
.i ,a lioulih io the dvBijentic. Yon
Uijj a a. iia -w r a
need not fear to giye it to ths most deli
cale child. Mrs. Emma Williams,
Starkweather, Miss., says, "It relieved
my daughter of dyspepsia, and myaal
of general deiility "
Eed CrownMills
1S0M, LANNING & GO.t PROPR'Ss
NEW I'KOCESS FXOCR SCPKRIOR FOR FA Sit LIB
AND RAKKRS USE.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest ; Price in Gash for
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
D. M. JONES, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Ofiice at residence on Third and Wash
ington Streets
RATKS OF CHARGES.
(with 25 per cent extra at night)
Visits in town, $1.50,
Visits lu the country, tl per mile tor tbe
tirs-t two miles, and 50 cents for each addi
tional mile, not includinir ferriaa-e.
Medicines furnished fukk white visit.
i inpr patients.
Obstetrics, live dollars and mileage.
Parties alrsady subscribers to theDi vo
hat. who wish to aand the paper off to a
friend or friend can do ao for $2.
Babbit metal at the Democrat office a b t
a pound. Old papers 50o. a hundred.
K ding a few pieces of common at arch
will Booietiinea 'Settle" a weaksttm
tch. Gum Arabic is a simple tomedy
for a weak stomach, also for tickling in
the throat ; au old lady told us that
the always carried a few pieces in her
pocket and ate vhem for that purpose
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
Tho Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed Red
Lines on wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
REDiKGTON, WOODAKDjAgCO., f
Portland" Or.
C. K, AVOr.VJ?KTO, O. H, IRVINE.
W0LVERT0N & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Omeo up stairs in Fro man's Brick
ALBANY, OREGON-
QUTLERY.
The beet line of cutlery in tbe valley can
be found at our store. It embraces pocket
knives, table knives, forks and spoons,
butcher knives, hunting knives, paring
knives, shears and scissors ot all kintfe,
and the best line of razors ever brought
into Albany. Coreo and see for your
selves.
. . . Pacisk Srawv r.
F
OR SALE.
Oiia hundred and forty acre-, nln
inik-B above 'Lebanon. 40 aeres in cal
tivalioit 10 acres dhed rd aown Io
grass. Comfortable' dwelling, gocd
optboose. vheap. Tnquire at (hie
office.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE J HOUSE.
QPIM AM MORPHE HABIT GUBJD
W. F. ALEXAaSOERatW. D.
, .m.'Iwj Hire i al! -aae if my
d reottona am stre tlv followed. Bp
pain, rloss of time from business, Aeb
dress above at Albany, Oregon.
fext to Citv Bank,