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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. H. MONTANYE.
ATTORNEAT LAW,
Notary Public
Albany, Oregon.
Ofnoe upstairs, 0T6r John Brig store,
tat street. vlJn23tf
JT. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNRY AT LAW,
iM4Kf, nmiti,
llftUL PRXpiCK IN ALL THE COURTS OP THE
Y State. Spwoial titration given to colleotiona and
i In Old ralUWt Temple. fi:t
r. O. POWHU. W. R. RTtTSTt
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vTTORVRYS AT. LAW.
. Aid Solicitors in Cbaaeerv,
t JOiifewinna promntly made on all notnte.
'oan nesrntiated on reasonable trma
SBT'Ofrlce In Foster's Brick."
vMnloif
j7whithey;
ittorney And Counsellor It Lav
AND
Notary Public
ALBANY. ORECON.
Will praotlee in all of the Court of
.uisrote. an nusinea Intrusted to him
III be promptly attended to.
E. W. LANCDON & CO.,
IKtTGIST
dooka. Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Lara; Stock and Low Price.
OITT STOKE,
tyi t lb v. oBEcex.
FOSHAY & MASON,
-aaw's ako urTAJV
) racists and Booksellers,
Atrents for John B. Alden's publications,
which we well at publisher's price with
postageaddnd
ALBANY, OBKGOR.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Stc.
prescriptions carefully pilled,
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
-the be' atock of amjture in tb
J cky and w 11 sell
Lutap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only atock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
n the cltv and the lowxt price in tb
Valley. Come and we.
Undertaking,
. complete stock and can aitre KATI
(TACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOODIN,
Revere House,
i mrmr. Vtval at MI-. rtfc Albany. Ores.ee.
Mueller & Garrett, Prop'rs
' H-t.' b fitted oi in
rtyls. Tables
iaoolied with the boat the
Be In arery (tootn A . iod
e 'crtal rraeakw.
Room for C im
iTrr 'wh and frnni the l..el."aj
A.ioany Batn House.
T IE tfff DKHilUirSD WOULD RESPECT
ally . ifor'o th aitlaaai of Albaay aad ri
tatty that I itare akaaikargaofthis EsUbliih
aaat.and.by apnn daaa roonn and payia
ttrlatattentloa H$tM, ept8 to wit al
boa ko may favor ua with their eatroaai
Cartas Haratofor 'arrld on nothing bat
rat-Olaas Hair Draslna Saloons
n p4M w rira aatlra atiff tion to al
3"-,Mtao t' 4t' Hair naatly
kaiMtoyl JOft WKBTlR,
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Omoe-oor. first and Ferry Street,
ABANY - - OREGON.
0. O mTF-RBT
c B.rrtiat
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKF.S,
rRneceaor to C C. Cherry.)
lachinists, lillwTihts, and Im
founders.
WK HAVE OUR NEW 8 HOPS AT.L
wranleted. nd are now prepRred to
handle a'l kindw of heavy work. We will
nnnfwnre Mtearo Ene1n. Onsi and
' ltw Mll Machinery. and. all kind ATron
tn1 Rraaa C!tlntr.
! HATTKR RaOR RRT BOTICK.
a 4ncial attention arivn to repairinir ail
Vfo't of mnhlnrr Will nan mannfiac
the improved Cherry A White Grain
otnarator
S7j. henton,
Mm Mlio an Insurance Agent,
0- F. BUI DING - - ALBANY, 0?
H,.t)r na ct'arl f tke het Fire In
tnrt Dc () i'niivliiin th CViaati. Call
hin f r li ihle i .
J. W. BEYTLEY.
Bl T AW S HE MAKER.
H i I'Vtf uro iptlv Miid ilt 4n', Ftrrri
r . ! ' vt trd-ra fr hoe tifnr- har
v. i i for H-m alter harv Rati
TKE NORTHWESTERN
GORSERVnORY OF MUSIC.
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CVL ABH.ES H. MOW X, Uireator.
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VOL. XXII.
GERManremEDY
For Pain
TBI CBABUS A. TOUKltR
AT ll
R
TAR
TRADE Wo MARK.
oughCure
JVe from Opitem, Mmit mud fsfeeei
2m
SURE.
PROMPT.
AT lertrre Af Dkai i
AM DiBAI.tBJL
tut IMiSLKS A. TUUIUI CtK, SALTtBOBB, BB
From 115 Ibsto 161 lbs
To the Cntionra Remedies ! owe
My Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.
A dav mmrrnr mh tint I .vt-w --- u
M la
i iafi
be-r ;
IwmS mIA. - .d u " -
. mnA n.lnf.,1 ...
and u ubuMd to bo tbs- treeter ia society!
rhrddaM as J A Itair lieatmetu. ,i .1! meJuinr.
wiw w w HJ goOO. ID O Hill Ml I Of linn 1 1 I
, ii OmLJ? "setJSa, tke
now B!ood PuriSsr, latere!! ; tnessaail lamps (at
L"" JkfA SaTkJS
qoaatiUos of owttor. lotvlag two myEtommn la my
pound. ; my -ght now U on. haadroa and otsty
oo hoahlt poaod. and my aotgat la only
brok. la aboat two
voawa nv, inrao in my traraw I
CulU-ora Rmdta.north.a.wth.aata
Outicufa Rfialai I o.p,r boalth, ,
and my life. A prominent New York dn
mtne o-n-rday. "Pr voa .Ull uaa tha Cotkara
iwalv iu.
-r.r.lw lHiNk t. It. irfr.l health Mv
I do, and tball dwtya. I aav aaor
ai mi ik ii I - i m a . .
known what
aakt Bat
thitieara
I
laaakid at
4 withtaotr
by praialnc them to poopje not aeanalnted
, ww iiaai r later ty win
and believe the mtm mm Dim. I
to tlwlr
MM have. rlaswa t - a ..1.1 J. it. - -
rome when there hl! be a larra CotUwa Sopely
"""" 'o e- ery city in in w no, tor the benoBt Of
ntiinsr.lt .kii. Ik. PniUa - - i 11 i i
o5.lt. go that there will bo tartly a notd of rr en
w a a aaaj awajBJV
ttO rakea BC. H Totk. K. V.
C'ltlrnra R.himIIm - -' a. u
forn. nfKkli. ..J mj j m i- .1
Te"fola. Sold arery where. P'loe : flTtcraa. to
, owr xbomw; aaMnfT. ai fn.
So :d lor "How to Cure Hkin Iriea.m "'
nt u.n roTrr.a Iat-a mnriitwro r
Head for "Maw to Core akta
Baby
, uwa imcru boat
A
aiinsBT raiBB. arsisa. back
tcatfL Weakaoat and WaartBwa taaiii
by oetrwork, diatipation. UnJlng, walk-
in or ia mnteaaaaM. mm ay tee
rncrtA ta-i Pais PtAtraa. New, tla
gaaa, arigiaal aad aaatltllin. tae.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
To All Sufferers Of
EYE, EAR, HERYOUS, OE RECTAL
DISEASES.
PR, J. B. PILKINCTON,
Surgeon Oculist, Amist ft Specialist,
Offer free consultation. Will be at
REVERE HOUSE ALBANY.
On the
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday jorenoon,
following the t$t Monday of each month.
Will make these vlalt monthly for one
year to come. Am earing snores of the
worst foi mt of above diseases. Refer In
A H .any to Jaa.S. Cherry cored of blind
ne. K A. Rampy, DnigRlat. and Fred
Deiffen backer, farmer at Harriaharg. con
onrning Rectal disoawes. A scoie of other
name given on application.
W
AGON WOOD AND HARDWARE.
Hox A. Stewart have beck -yokes and
atnirle tree, Ironed or nnirooed, neck
yoke Iron, aingletree irons, nib Irons,
felloe, a pokes, ax trees, etc., all for sals
hasp.
J L CASE PLOW 3.
Thin famous olow is well known in TJnn
Connty. The chilled and steel plows ar
well made from the very best material
and are warranted to do as good work snd
four fully well a any otnerpiowa
Sox A Stewart are the sole agents.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT
-AJTD
Notary Puhlic.
J.L. COWAN. J. W.CUaICK
Linn Connty Bank,
row AN & CUSICK,
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
tra VSACT8 a general banklnfr bulnei.
DRAW 8IOHT DRATSon New York, Saa Fran
euooand Portland, uregon.
LOAN MONEY on approved oenrity.
RRTEIVE daooalta aabjoe to check.
COLLECTIONS entrtuted to ua will receive prompt
tai'twa.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinrf of roueh. dretged
nd fieftflnned lumber .laths and
nickctg Vpt constantly on
hand Bill sawed to order on
shortest noting Use only best
Ha la poo1' a timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
B0B1NWN A WEST.
i Pelds are mtc: bot ihoio wh writ to
AuaBonACs. Portland, MM.w1Urce)
ftee, r!i inrorraMion aooui wor woicn
I .wA. ,u .a,i it wet at hmt fhai wili DAV
iUWf VM ' " - - "-'-- " "W
a t e mt. tmr etmw. Knmi DAffsl
earnr-l nrer $) In a dar Eilber To or .Id apal
not r,utrd. You ars Kxtl tr "?"" PXJL
ax. .Uoiut.1 wtre of mug Uttle ertaaea. All tt aaw.
n r. riFTi it.i i a.
m i.mm itn hii km
iO..lt1BeaS,Bfc
BBV
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mmw. rmmuw
ItIII.I
II II I II
Waslunirton
(rron ear rasalar ewrsspoaSatik.)
WashibotoK) Sept. 11th, 1886,
Washington has bean somewhat
dull sine the adjournment of On
frees and the dftnrture of tho Pr.
dnnt. The rinqu'tkt shi. k it ui
'itth, but nothing In com per I -on to
the election of a Democntlc Prci
dot. 3itice) that event nothing Mir.
prices the itverngt WrtsMngtonlan,
wh I'-oks upon all sublunary and
a
suhteranneen dlMturbances with an
Indifference which secius to say
"With that dire retrospection crust
My only solace Is to know
Whate'er betides. I've seen the
worst.'
What la that woret ? Why to bet
on Jimhlaine and toes the money be
had borrowed tt ten per cent Interest
per month, and thea to be dismissed
for offensive good far nothingness.
Rut this, as we Democrats sy of the
war, Is ancient history.
Mod. rn or contemporary history as
viewed from this standpoint Is flat
enough. It will be more Interesting
when the President returns snd when
Congress gets back. Aft r the fall
elections It will be livelier still.
The Departments are moving along
In their old rats. In the Treasury
Department they are keeping bonk,
counting tne revenue, making eon-
tracts, calling In bonds, auditing Ac
counts, and paying tne great army of
clerks known as the civil service, as
well as tbs small but expensive army
and the formidable on the pay-roll
navy. Now that ueronimo and hit
hand of forty thieves are captured
the United States army w ill be able
to take s rest, for It Is the intention
of Secretary Lamar to shift tb-
parhee from Ariaona to Florida and
end Indian wars forever. All the
other warriors have either joined
Buffalo Bill's circus or are so rlvllls
ed and cowed by Government t"Uh
bef that they are as h-trmh s
their wooden effigies In fo"t hf t.
he ceo store.
W thorn any In Alans to right, with
diviog torped ho ts that can blow
op the groat lr rlads of foreign
navies, and with a dip! -rasey carried
oo by epeeinl corny, how much
longer will these triplet -.f barbrttl-in,
the army, nav, and a sham f regn
ervicr have reatn to Your cor
re-pndnt it not quit u redy to an.
nunce the mitlHiilutn. Jim B
in t r ke ut I fb old pi f', cd
the government of the TJnl ed 8t t-
I stilt ml tdmiitlst-red, in gredi
peri, hy th convicts condemned by
the at prtajidfodM elect i m to ou'er
dark ne- with WMitlog td n hi mr
of the teeth. Whn the Mtnitence
of that elect lou he carried nut, and
when will we have lo the- Depart,
meuts at Washington a bo f of em
ployes placed for trim other purpose
than to wrk for the Republican
party and who now have no dearer
nbject than to hamstring tho Demo.
cratic administration.
AH the Cabinet offtVer, Mr. liay-
ard excepted, are nut of town. Mr.
Lamar Is up in Vermont, writing a
big speech that he is expected to tie
liver at the unveiling of a ststue of
Calhoun in Charleston, S C. Ver
mont Is as near the politico geograph
ical antlpode of the Calhoun cult as
the eloquent MIsalssippian can get,
but I predict that his speech will be
as far removed from an advocacy of
disunion as the Green Mountains
are from the centre of earthquakes.
The wonder is that Mr. Lniar takes
time to write his speech, for the im
pression prevails that he can say
brilliant things on any subject for
two hours watch in hand. But the
necessity for sccuracy and precision
of epithet is great now-a-days, and
Mr. Lamar perhaps does not wish to
have to recant as had Mr. Blaine and
and Mr. Frye In reference t expres
sions in their recent speeches.
The usual summer improvements,
both public and private, have been
g log on in tho city. Many house
have been hnllt. Parks btv been
extended, tr"- nl n 14, sewers dug,
hlrt t is pHved. The great improve
ment f reclaiming th Potomac
Flats with view to the eXpurgmlon
of malaria is ttolug on und i is
iiv uii i thut th- eltj will be in trim
vv mm) v
he-times for the great centennial cel
ebration of the Inauguration of the
flrnt Presidem in 1889 when te
Washington M" -ument entwined
wiin the nation lors will look like
a barber's pole, art tiie Qrtn. mem
rial bridge spanning h i'otonMC
ull furnlah hii e rtpp'OiC f r the
VirKlm truck g-od. r-, B tbN i
-acri'ege, and vtill t dlwo-"tlnu"d
till next week.
Btephen W D re y announces 000,000 or $35.000 000 Jr will he a
through a friend that be I rapidly good deal more, I think, but that, is a
making money in New M-Xioo -nd good demand is not a deficiency by any
Will not back to politic it I life gald. means. The fact is that while th -x-But
wait till a real live Senatorship I penditursa are being .ieoreised th rev
goei floating by his head I (enues of the Goveroment are being
111 . . -. . .. 1 ... 1 ii in
Rights J5
ALbAJN V , ORMi ON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
sevan vikws or a Busts.
The Cmoinnati Enquirer nnhliapesan
tuierviea' with Mi. Carlisle, In wbtcb
the 8j-aker refutes tho ohaiges of ex
travsganoe and other acouaations mads
against the Detnooratio Administration
and HnuMe of Representatives in tbs
Ohio Republican platform. The follow
lag are the in ' interesting of the fact
sal forth ht Mr. Carlod .
TUK riRST YEAR 0V DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY
''D tring the fiscal yar ending Jana
30, !88G-and that lathe onlv emir
finest t ear whtoh hae elapaa aince tbe
inauguration f the present Adminis
tretioti -th ordinary ex(nditurea of
the Government were reduced 25,630,
713 below those of the preceediog year.
There wre,however,totna extraordisary
ex"ndit ere, to wit, in the peymenl of
pensions to Union soldiers. That in
crease, over the amount expended for
the same purpose tbs previous year, was
$7,302,500. So yon will see that, not
withstanding thia increase, the net sav
ing, as compared with the last year of
Republican Administration, was $17,
743,790 quite a gooJIv sum."
WtlEEE fsa SAVIEOS wese uade.
"We ssvsd In the diptoMStio and
consular Service $4,107,288 ; io expan
ditures in tbe Treasury Department,
$3,530,359.39 ; in th Judiciary Da
ps rt men t, $836,002 18 ; la civil ex pen-
sea in tbe Interior Departmental, 673,
041 92 ; io tbe War Department, $8,
346,425.73 ; in ;be Nsvy Department,
$2,113,191.93; io tbe Indian service,
$453,336.46; in tbe custom service,
that lag io oolleeting eustoaaa revenues,
$2,960,726 3 1, and in the Internal Rev
ettue servie. $437,30$ 81. There was
another reduction hieh, per bar,nugh t
not to be credited to tbe Administration,
but it was a rodoe'inn none tbe les,and
tbat waa in lutert upn the pwhlto
debt through oaytoot of th pnucpal.
Tht aaving fr the v- r to question
van $806,110
1XCHEASEO eATMEXT ' W rExstoxs
IT ! Itutoia' i ! n -t the
pre D ii i' e t itio.t-t n of
V ... h ax, Ii f hi e
O.MQL ne, a iH-fur atauO, $7,302,
596 54 in "AC aot thv . di'urea far
iir- ,urMMe dii'tng he pt-c-? ling
u I yr. Thia tenul'ed from he fact
at jdbsfe iargei onnr ofelaims
udj .dica'Al nd mH'twtfi dnriog that
year than in any j rvc-di g tear, al
though tbe Ctmmiaatttner bad 150
clerk lea iu lua offie tha i hi. R ub
Itean prrdeoesst- r, Dtdtey. W' et idf
150 e!-rk."
DXCB BASED APPBOPBIATTOBS VOX TUB
COBBKXT YKAB
Th ten great eppropriatiun bills
wht?H pro.i ie for tbe annual anport of
tbe Gavermn"!' w have otLer pev
mannt and extra,rlinay appropria
tiona l-o ar the Agricultural, tbe
Aimy, tti D:B'rict of f Colombia, tbe
Navy, th- Legislative, Bseeutive and
Judicial. tl,M Milcarv Aod-mv, tne
Poa-Otlicend th Sundry Civil. Th ra
ws4 appenpriated Hy these bills for the
ficI vwir ending Jnu 30, 1886, th
sum of $152,490,779.18, while the sp
propriation tu td by tho lt session of
Congress on the same bills and for tbe
aame purpose! for the fiso I year ending
June 30, 1887, was $146,044,583 44ir
$6,486,195.44 less titan for tbe nreeed
ing year. Infctead of tbe approptiatton
b-tog larger, it is six and a half mtl-
lions less. The increase in tbe expends honest number, the Government
ditures oo account of tbe postal servie
from tbe year 1884 to tbe year 1885
was $4,540,880,aod from 1885 to 1886
$4.G60,590, while from 188G to 1887,
which is tbe current flscal year, the in
crease is only 9664,873. Tbe vaetdtf
fsrenoj you see $4,000,000 less tbsn
the inorease before under Republican
administration."
REPUBLICAX SENATORIAL EXTRAVAGANCE.
"The spprptiation bille aa tbsy pars
ed the House of Representstives at tbe
recent senior, inoluding Fortifioatioos,
Pen i ms and Rivers and Harbors,
amounted to $347,490,554. But tbe
same Mils as amended and passed in the
Republican Seoste appropriated $260,
883,350, being an inorease of $13,564,
514. The House refused to oonour in
rnont of these mnomenfs,and the bil,s,
ss finaliv passed Viv both houses, a'tera
proirscwd struggle in eoft4renoe C'm
mines, H)iproirist?fi only abottt $3,
000,000 in ejMreas f the original
amounts proposed 'r 'h H ni-.
sen if we ha-i ;i ' ' "u '
of tin- apWiaan annate ,
have hd $10,000,000 pa I
hare got now."
NO DEriCIENCV THI3 TEAR.
JI can aaf'dv say tha it i
ab.l'itf lv certain that fehe raven
the current ti-oal year x"
expenditures, inc'udtug rwyulen!
teres noon ihe nnblio delt, an
Yon
IW1
we
liuioyt.
nee f o
ad 1 hf
nf in
I $47,-
j 000 OOO-or $48,000,000 upoi tfte prin-
I rinal ss a xinki-' tff " d Ny (,Je.' $30-
omstantly itioreasei. Eery treek is
better than it was hefoie , every month
Is better than it waa before."
EXCLAIMING T11K P0BLIC DOMAtX,
S
"Since tbe beginning of the Forty
eighth Congress Isws hsve been passed
forfeiting sod restoring to the public
domain 50,482,240 sores of land previ
oiily granted to railroad ompaniex aad
t' S . - a f,r railroad pnrKMs in one
few oaaea. All th aois providing for
tbe f orfnimree of theae land provide
apr-ealy that they ahitU be restored to
the puMi? fl main and hli he held for
tbe benefit, of acuta, neuters only under
the II -m toad law. The territory em
braceid by tbeae firfeitnroe ia 78,878
square milae mor than twine as large
as the Stste of Kentucky. Io addition
to this tbe Demoeratie House of Rep-
.weotativee at tba taut session passed
bills forfeiting 8,843.094 acres, which
tbe Senate bas not yet omoorred io.
There ere also on tba ealendar of the
House, with favorsble renorts from com
mitteee,bills forfeiting 13,067,214 acres
more,wbiob will be passed at the next
eeeeioo. Tbe area oovered hv sll those
hilts ia 159,408 sqdare miles snd moat
of it pretty goo 1 land."
REVEXfJE SEDCCTIOX IK XV I TABLE.
"There ts now only ah mt $i 40.000,-
000 of tbe public debt which tbe Gov
ernment baa a right to pay at its face,
and nearly all the bonds representing
this indebted nates are held hv the Na
tional banks. Ia leas than two years
thia indebtedness will be folly discharg
ed, and no more bonds nature until
1891, when $250,000,000 of 4, per
cents will be payable. During tbe in
terval be ween tbe payment of tbe 3
per oo ta now outstanding and the ma
turity of tbe 4 1 per cents, unless tbe
revenue la rdued or ia used to par
ebss the obligations nfth Government
at a high p-mim,n . r toons surplus
moat wccumal e to thTr .iiry anch
an amount a wcsiisl pat s the bnai
nas of th country f t. .t.b l and lft
tUt f th chune. if trade. I m
Vr atiohgt)' of ib npl Ion, therifofe.
l.i eheii 1 n !'' tt(.h t o pVa.
bleb.- '. fej 'v m-cbam- ,J. ,f .
rum th tu, h- -wofiie f ibf ovutttty
sri demand a rej4s)Ciftfl trf Jt veue.
Tn r-dC!on j; c iu, ,M 'b- IAf tfT
and aof upon tui-mai revettii. f r it ia
plain to ut r mijd "t. n pooujii ptr
ty f his oonulry cs- ctf r.l t i tk" th
position that whiakey aud tobacco and
br hll !r fr.H ?bib a ia resaatos
opto th pe,di oiw hini an 1 tmple
m trad, ;! u,i atnd
it "
If Indian O on in ieal oner A-tklna v -u
prove what be h- li- v. ne can irt the
matter of th (Jovernrueut having
lsusd Mveral thoumd ratlouBatarvs
the numb r of lodians wh were to
rsrlve ibntn, he will have done tne
D:ei piece) of work his bureau ha-t ac
etuipiiabed for year, air. Atkiua
saya he will show that the nuuiber of
Indian rep irted for rations has been
far in exesaa of the actual number
exhting. He thinks that there have
been anywhere from 5,tHK) to 10,000
morn rations iseuml during the past
ten yettrs than there was any necea
slty for,and that the money for these
has gone lntu the handt of agents. If
the census returns of the Interior
m
Department of the number of Indians
who should receive supplies from tho
Government Is exceeded by 10,000,
has been swindled out of about $10,
000 a. year.
A rare sight waa seen at tbe Read
Huse at Chattanooga the other day.
It L. Taylor, Democratic nominee for
Oovernor,aod hie brother, A. A. Taylor,
Repitbiiosn candidate for the same posi
tion, occupied the sama room at the ho
tel. About 10 o'clock a crowd of 100
Democrats and It publicans called on
the gentlemen aud after a general hand
shaking two violins were brought into
th room. Both B ' and Alf are fair
musicians, and when the musical in
strument were placed before them each
wok a violin snd thev plsved a number
e
of tunes together. The delight of tbe
audience knew no hour da and I hey ap
plauded v,Miifr'nil v, ,
The women of T"h tn, Persia, le
c ntlv Beat a denntution to the Shah to
re in.-nt, to Hh Hi,'li Muihtinrl4 that
their husbsnda were accustomed to pro
long 'heir sittings in the csies of the
eapftal to a vary iatu hournnd that thia
0 Otdoet "ss contrary to ih develop
ment nf family 'ifr and d' tnestio happi
nesa, in general. " The Shah replied
that h" would adopt means to make
their husbands stay at home, and h is
sued an ord immediately cloning all
1 to 0 fe ti t h- Vi gdom.
If ' be riuaiuor of the administra
tion averages ss wnll as its ".rat eighteen
'in.ntha, th- haliii oh! disposition of the
conutiy to ce'tinue a part
t power
thai 1m prcved itself worthy au? OApa
hi will make the task of electing the
Donooiatic candidate io 1888 compar
an i ly easr.
Examine Woodin's Extension tabloa. They
are -wall go aad saa them for youraelv.
fliwcra
1, 1886.
Great oare has been
N
H
oes and,whil .we do not claim that oJSarh y and Prf'
petitors,, we kooar that they are juat as 5ny bett?r than ou
Suaraatee every article juat as reDrflL2ti K and: aa, EMd, and we will
pot Oash. anwo pWosV to JffMS .9? Purchaaod for
wlU
Put the
?SSS uS S" w,u "M "' ' 90 " p b.irt w, h. to
Dry CIOODS, Gent's. Furnishing GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES,
HATS CAPS. j&r.
Orders from a distance will be oromntw flnlri
pUcation I j taken. Promptly flUed and
ALBANY, ORBOON, MARCH C, 1888,
BltTMIIIKS
Gen. Thomas J Brdy, of Star.
Routs fits, row at his Virginia farm
down tbs Potomac Stiver, la engaged
In writing a bo dc exposing the elec
tion frauds of Lmtslsna snd Florida
In 1876. He . ys be knows as much
about the frmds aa any other person
and thinks he cn write a truthful
history of the historic steal. Ho was
one of the "vi-diing stateeaaen'' and
spent anuria three months In Florida
during the controversy. Ia a some
what extended Interview printed In
an evening paper tbe General is
quoted assaying: propose to
place several alleged statesmen and
other In the public pillory io order
that their feilow-cltlaeas may ceo
tnem In their true light. Borne peo
ple posing before the public aa moral
saints, with a holir-then-thou cast of
countenance, I shall Impale upon the
points of their own corruption. I
snail embellish my book with fae
smile autograph letters and memo
randa which will apeak for them
selves.
"In short, it will give the true In
side history of the Florida election
returns of I876,and of the Star-Route
investigation and trials, with all the
ooUattral incidenta, Congressional and
otherwise, connected therewith.
have shielded a lot of hypocrites and
moral cowards long enough, and there
1) nothing left for me to do but to
publish the true inside history cf
tbeae events. They tm, .ty of me
aa waa eald of Rousseau's private
memoirs : 'It Is mighty interesting
reading, but ho waa a fool to publish
them.' I can't help what anybody
may say. It is my time now to apeak
out, and I shall do ai fully and fear
My." A VOW TISJMIY EUVTE.
Wash the hair in cold sage tea,
Tql brighten aud clean old alapaca
wash In cold coffee.
To remove Ink stains soak in sour
milk over night
To brighten cirpets sprinkle with
atlt before sweeping.
To remove, tea stains from cups
and saucers scour with ashes.
Mix stove polish with vinegar and
a teaspoooful of sugar.
To polish a stove rub with a newt-
paper ir stead of a brush
Lime powder well sprinkled where
cock. roaches abound will drive them
away.
To bleach a sponge soak it well In
dilute muriatic acid twelve hours.
Wash well with wter to remove the
lime, then Immerse it lo a solution
of hyposulphite of soda, to which di.
lute muriatic sold hns been added a
moment before. After it Is bleached
rufflctently remove it, wash it again
and dry it. It may thus he bleached
almost snow white.
Petroleum Jelly serves to clean and
take away all traces of dirt from tbe
hands after work in the shop or lab
oratory. For that purpose you need
only rub the hands with a small
J amount of tbe jelly, whlchj penetrat
ing into the pores of the skin, incor
porates itself with the greasy matters
which are there. Wash them with
warm water and Castile soap, and
the hands become cleansed and softened.
NO 9
NEW STOCK
Now being received by
Allen &
tak - n 4 i .
w,
Knife to
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
AS) SUB ATM
sad be rerrectedlth 81 rondos Llvtr
Regulator. It Is particularly I ij t
ed to the stomioh, correcting acidity,
destroying foul gmMm ftnd aji.y,,,
Infismmatlon. Take after euting,
halMsbleapoonfoI, It aesimilatea with
the food and ensures perfect diges
tion, without wnlch bad breath must
enue.
Hard
times are mad - - k
grumHling,aod if the tine speat ia rxa
plaining of the lack of bosiaew t ad
work were apeat ia buetliog ao md i ad
wing onetneas, bard tiraes wiold aot
be known.
A Ceases Stint
la imparWd to the kidneva and hlaitlaa
oy uoatetter'aStotnaoh Bitters, wbict ts
Baeat aeerut la overeaauas teraaditv of
wees organs, Residee larosina mor
Uvlty into them, thia excellent tanic
dowa them with additional vigor, and an
ablea them tbe better te undergo the
wearimJ tear of the dlacharging fnnottosi
vamm oy nature. Mora
over, aa they are the channel tor the es
cape or certain impurites from the hkod.
ncreaaee their aaefuinesa by strengthen
ing and healthfolly atimalatint; tbam. In
eartala morbid medUtona of these !mior
or8mm they fall tntnaaleaetab at ate.
a asoaJ nereuraor of dt
dh t nan ean be of greater service tian
a medicine which impale them togranter
nativity when slothful ? Ko maladlea are
mere parilonc than those which afreet the
kldnava, aad a medteiae whieti avarte the
Pru anoeia be highly esteemed.
Mr Twin Bull, dear air. If vau think an
alliance between the heir in frospecto of the
inronc oj threat Britain and an American
lady will strengthen you. vou are com nl etc -
ly off ,aa it were.- That kind of busbies t scd
to work among kingdoms, bait it doesn't go
down with a free country. It causes tu all
to feet sorry for the American girl, and hat
ia au.
tat Ss
Let those who want to furnish us w xm!
on subscription, inform us at once, aa we
muat make our arrangements for a winter
suppiy wnnout delay.
If yea are tsiag East he rare aad ge via
f aa -. ssk. - SB)
vrragon snon una. it ta the bast. Sea tdv
m another ontorna.
Tba Barest af Cemhtastleas.
Tree delicacy of flavor with tree eficsey
of action, has bean attained in ths use of a
California liqaid fruit remedy, Syrao ef Fgs.
Its pleasant taste aad beneficial effects have
rendered it immensely popular For sale by
Foshsy A Mason, wholesale and retail.
tmssfraa.
Maaa factored only by the California Ffg
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cel., is Natures
Own True Laxative. This pleasant Caliior-
nts hqnid fruit remedy may be had of Fob iy
a Mason at fifty cents or one dollar. It ia
the most pleasant, prompt, aad effective
remedy known to oleanss the system ; to
aot on the Liver, Kidneys snd Bowels gent
ly ye thswoaghly j to dispel headset es
colds, and fevers ; to eara sonstiptsti
wdtgesttoo and kindred ill.
C W Loraler at Co., of Parttaad. are d tl
iothorisftd advertisingagenti for the Dbmo
chat for that city.
wes. i.,
Baealen's Aratea Balve. t
The best aalve la the world for Cute,
Bruise. Sores, Uioera, Salt Rheum, Fet er
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chtlblatiia,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to gi ve perleot aatf sfaotl e n ,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents ler
box. For sale by Foshsy A Mason,
Tired aaS Eaagwkt Wesson
How many women there are of wh m
these words are true : "They feel languid
snd tired, hardly able to hear their weight
on their feet, the bloom sll gone from thnir
cheeks, irra table and cross without meant lg
to he, nerves all upset, worried with tie
children, fretted over little thing, a bard m
to themselves, aad yet with, no soots dis
ease.' What a pity it is. Bat a few bottles
of Parker's Tonic will drive all thia away,
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
IU BS87 ADVEETI8IRS IBBI171
II TEI WILLAMETTE VAllIT.
Special business notices In Loeei eel-
nme? J0, ?"ot Pr llo eente eaesj
additional Insertion.
J For legal and transient advert.'semaate
1.00 per squsre for tbe first insertion .and
insertion uafe formch subsaqaeaa
Rates for other advertisements made
known on application.
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uuubb m tne LaLe, ana
Prices
stock
samples se it upon ap
57 First Street Albasy,
FARMERS I
BEFORE YOU BUY
a RIGHT TO ANY GATE,
rriTTI OITTTa a m sea. - w
smbj outtlli AND 8KB
MASON'S WHEEL
GATE!
PATENTED JUNE 8. 1881.
The superior point of excellency claim
ed f..r this gate are :
Tan running aear ran be at tact ed to
any mmufio eat.
Jiu! lnlial boy of 18 who fa haady
with tools" can make tbs gate r atasea
the running gear te another gate.
The entire coat of the gate net d net ax
eseo ss : the nurehsr fnmuAiM
eafagB tae posts (in the ground or frame,
. fs "" "-"a'" tne gale.
No high powts are needed,
No laxtra framing i needed at UtebotJaaa,
Ail tba ronninar marie at n -
H cannot beoerne c4ogged with mud, smew
or ttasb of any kind.
it ooes not fold up nor Up over te scare
horses.
It require but liula for in nn.ni. tt
a 11 foot gate rininc only one-third of an
men w eacn root or oponlng, and the ea
tirs rising and ralllnc is only 2 iocbes.aad
this on wheels or rollers.
It nans oo lever or complicated maebia
erv. There is no need i.ferma. sli.,i .h (kav
can be need If desired.
It never gets out of order o is ta htadr
Us working.
If the opening and shutting ?ear i tl
broken or removed, it is still the beet gv
made to open snd shnt by hsnd.
It fastens and locks itself so as to be
boa and stock proof.
It os n be opened and shut without get
ting off a horse or bicycle, or oat of a
wagon.
It ia the simplest in construction, tbe
eaaieat to operate, the cheapest to snake,
and the beat gate in ex!fnoT
Kighta will be sold ss chee? or cheaper
than for any good gate.
No other gate has half so man excel -tent
snd an parlor point.
thw minntea examination will preve
the truth of these statements.
Go and see a model at Peters Stewart's,
Albany, Or,
Local agents wanted in every town of
the connty to make end sail gates.
C. H. MATTOOM,
Albany, Or., Gen'l Agt. for linn Oe,
Sheriff's Sale.
a tke Circuit Cearf oj tit stitUe of Ortjam for
Linn County.
L Flinn, Plan tiff.
v.
J J Beard and John iWd. Defendants.
BY virtue of aa execotion issued eat ef
the above named Court ia th a boy entitled
action on the 8th dsv nf September, 188$,
for the earn of $296. 02 with it tercet at the
rate of ten per cot per annum from the 9th
day of March, 1SS3, snd the further seat of
925 Attorney's fee, with interest at 8 per
cent per annum from March 9th, 1883 and
the further sum of $ 19.30 costs. I did on
the 9th day of September, ISikJ, levy a pee
the following described real property, te-wit :
All of the right title and interest of the said
Defendant John Board m aad to ths east
half of the donation land claim of Joke
Beard snd Mary Beard hi wife, it beiag
Notification No. 2557, Claim No. 48, being
part of Section seven snd eight' in Town
ship 12, south of Range three west accord
ing to the official plat of survey return
ed to the General Land Office by the Sar
veyor General, being bounded snd described
aa follows, to wit Beginning at a poiat
fifteen chains and six lines east of the south
west corner of said Section eight aad run
ning, thence north fifty chain ; therm
ninety-six chains ; thence smith twenty
three chain and thirty-four link : theeos
east sixty chains ; thence sooth twenty -six
chain and sixty-eight links and thence east
thirty-six chain to the piece of beginning, ia
the district of land subject to sale at Oregon
City, Oregon, containing three hundred aad
twenty and four hundredths of aa acre, aad
on Saturday the 16th day of October, 1884,
at tho hour of one o'clock, p. at., at tfta
Court House door iu tho eity of Albaay,
Linn county. Oregon, I will cell said real
property at public auction for oash in hand
to the highest bidder to satisfy said exeea
tion with accruing costs.
Dated this 17th day of September. 188C
D. 3. Surra,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
Ag 0 U W
Member wiihiniernn'ovmtnt or
nelp, will pleueo.U at RsaI A BrowaetT
store and register their namm
Br Oxokr orLoneg.