The Democrat,
a
Published by
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Notary Public.
ibasevy, Orgi,
Offlee upUlr, over John Brig atore, j
vMnzstr
J. K. WE ATHERFORD ,
(NOT V KY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
AUBAXT, .
IITILL PRACT10K IN ALL THE- COURTS OF THE
State. 8MvW .tUntloa yir an to collect iou. .ad
;jrom,- i x om riu'$ Temple. (H:l
f, O. MWHU. W. 11. niLTKC
POWEIiL & BILYEU,
vTTOrnRYS AT LAW,
a m Mm ma e . m ...
Ana solicitors in chancery,
tl.tlAWY. ... ORRtiON.
OolleeHona oromptly mart on all oointa
4 ana negotiated on reasonable tprnn.
B?"Ofnoe in Foator'n Brick.-,
vltnlMf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At Lav
AND
Nofary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in all of the Courts of
.hlsState All business Intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
E. W. LANCDON & C0M
ntllilUlSTH
Books, 8U11
and Toilet Articles, A
Lairg:
and Low Prtoaa.
aimr dktto- store,
FUSMAT a& MASON.
TMJVt ASS X74lt-
Druggists and Booksellers,
Agents for John B. Alden'a publications,
which we sell at publisher's prices with
postsgeaoona.
ALBAHY. OBEGOI.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED,
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
1 have tbe beat stock of orniture in the
city and will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
m tbe city and the lowest price in the
Valley. Come and see.
Undertaking,
A complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOOPiN,
Revere House,
Cormr. Vlrat and Olawwrth Alfeaar.
Mueller & Garrett, Prop're
TMa aaw BoU U flttad np in flrrt class ttyls. Tables
appttad vtth th beat Um market afford.. Sprtag
Bla la arary Boota. A food Sample Boos, lor Ooea
mereial Trrler.
aTrree Casck ts sad trmm the Vatcl.'Va
Aloany Bath Mouse.
TBI ONDElliKeNKD WOULD KKSPKCT
'ally . a for n the sltissaa of Albany and vi
iVoity that I havetakan charge of this EUbluh
sat, and, by keeping ;len rooan and payhj
trlstattentlon to bebiM, expseU 10 init al
kois who nay favor us with their aatronafS
Havtafherstofore carried on nothing-bat
First-Class Hair Uresslne Saloons
spaeti to gitre. satire atlftion to al
W-JHIdisa ass Ladlaa' Hair neatly ss
Taral JOSWBBPR.
DR. J.Ls HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Ofnoe-cor. First and Ferry Streets,
ABANY - OREGON.
0. o oHv.RBT. c.n.evacai
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKRS,
(SoasMinr. to C. C. Chmry.)
lacMnists, MUlwrights, and Iror
Eomiders.
(ire HAVE OUR NEW WHO I'd Ai
W completod. and ere ow Prered
t,-Mrtt. all kinds of heavy work, we win
- a.M., F.rirines.
Grist and
8a m Mill Mscrnnery,u-
and Hress Castings. mmMwgm
tku,re1tVenTrovnedr3Cherry A White Grain
Snparatcr
N. J. HENT0N,
Hotary Public Insurance igent
n. r RUILDIMQ - - ALBANY, OB
- , . ...
RaDrc senta a.verai m a- - -- -
r.l of tke best nre
1 t .u k..t Fira In
s
r.hfi Coast.
(Jail co
aura nc-'mp..'
him forrelUble insurant
As 0s Us W.
Member, wiahinmployment Jt
nalp, will pleas-icUl at Rs.d A Brownsll
afcore and reenter their names,
.tore ana ()r SCR OV LOUOB.
THE NORTHWESTERN
CQNSERV1T0RY 0F.HSI0.
MiBntxa.poi.iet miki.
Plaro, Oriran. 'rolce. Theory. J'"b Rm?i!mm'Ji
MlJCTaWK
'eaehere tn the
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H. MOUSE,
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SAFE.
25
SURE.
PROMPT.
At PU'LITI .km lie. 1 mmm.
tax 4 SAHUOI A. vounuca ro. SALTIIOKX. 1
From 115 lbsto 161 lbs
To the Guticura Remedies I owe
My Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.
a,lyjmga
ii oi aasai eJaawAi
Srmwdaasi tSkita
tone to an orange. The larxe
ok at, and palatal to br ;
f ueaSC mesSi
ossswws mgawai t Mek
rowmawt aai
wwm iiiii.hu to ii on
u. do any gaod. la a
triad
Cuticum ILam Iljul - r..tt ii f
Skin Cure, and CUeara Seas, aa aaaaMts Ikia
wser. eateraal.r. ..,! ( utl. ura K.K.i.t ik.
Sinai Tliriaai laiin.il. ; o. .,..:) t.
1 call thw rrmir MmalitrntmA . -j 'rr7 ' I
. i . . . -w r - m i
ocoae. iu aoout two Mk, dtorbarftng laore
i"1"" vi aamar, iea nna taw SaOI
ZZ&TlTL E
SSSMS &3E. tg.
laolid.
lei ti
neajtar pound., and my baigM la only
la my travala I praiaad las
( uticurm
aorta, eoutb. eaet and waat.
To
and mj life. A
v beana, my
meiheoth-rday.
c V.rh
Ik. mui MVIII
IK' iW I
tobein
: yoa look I
Ido. aad
i perfeet health v My
iwtjra. I hava eever I
kno'
CuUcura
i.ince I
aasassawwaa um
I
by pralatag them to people not acquaint! with tl
aaarna, oa eenaar or I.Ur
Haw -te eaaw la awji
hare whom I have told. If.v ik. ttm.
1 thaa thara .h.11 ba . km ftl Unt.nlv
.. ,r p,. j?-., ii, , ,i in i , 1
rlLV wm nstareiy anesaof ever aa-
no Fulton 8u. NevXk;SV
I
Oataaaa Remedlea are a noaiUve ears for ererr
sea. man Piamaa to I
I'rtce t Tina.. BV
. v ...
-itt . Hoir. ft& Mil. Hnr.i.r.wv ai AO hmnJ I
n.oVnuMtc.Bl
Setd tor "How to Cure Hkin
awsat far "Blew te Care ah la
ll'I.KS, Blackheadi.Skin
ii union, on ct mxaa Soar.
A
kvlMST Falls. STAIBS. BUCK
tCaa, Weakneaaaad Waailnaw eaoaed
by overwork, diaeipatlon, atandlng.wmJk
hig. ertke asah .asualns. aarad sy ta
OaVSMNU Arri-PAts hunt. New, eU-
fiiii. arlglaal eail aaamltiii Sis.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine Millinery,
UPKUSIIt KtYtKt HUUSt.
To All Sufferers Of
EYE, EAR, NERVOUS, OR RECTAL
DRr J. B. PILKINCT0N,
Surgeon Oculist, imist & Specialist,
Offera free nooanltation. Will be at
REVERE HOUSE ALBANY,
On tbe
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday orenoon,
following the Jit Monday of each month.
Will make tbeae visits monthly for one
year to come. Am curing scores of the
worHt forma of above diseases. Refers in
Albany to Jan. 8. Cherry cured of blind
neas. R A, Rampy, DniRgiat. and Fred
Deffonbacker, farmer at Harrisburg. con
cerning Rectal diseases. A scote of other
names given on application.
W
AGON WOOD AND HARDWARE.
Sox A Stewart have neck-yokes and
single trees, ironed or unlroned, neck
yoke irons, single-tree irons, nib irons,
felloes, spokes, ax trees, etc., all for sale
hea p.
J L CASE PLOW3.
This famous nlow Is well known in Linn
County. Tho chilled and ateel plows era
well made from the very beet material
and are warranted to do aa good work and
eour fully as well aa any otnerpiowa
Sox A Hie wart are tbe aote agent.
T. J. STITBS.
aTTOHNEY at LAW
-AND
Notary Public-
J. h. COWAN.
J. W.CU8ICK
Linn County Bank,
COWAN & CUSICK,
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a areneral banking buelneai.
OBAW 8IOHT DRAFTS on New York, San Fran
Hucoand Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MONEY on approved eecurlty.
RECEIVE depoaite eubjee. to check.
COLLECTIONS wi trailed to u. wUl receive prompt
tentioji. .
ALBANY SAW AND PUN
ING 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 & WEST.
fl.tdi are eearce. hot tbow ah writ to
SuneooACo. Porttd, Mala.. will recmc.
free, fall tafonn.tioa about
ibey can do. and II f . et eate,taat will p.y
:: . u. ... a-M n-r h.t. Rom have
ernel cv Vfi to a V'JWbo i owe
ffkaaaH
GERManreMTO
RedJStar
(OUGHRE
Bom
ww V sMBI
Waahington.
(rora oar reituler eorreerHmueut.)
Washinotok, Sept. 18th, 1886.
Since the cool weather of tho last
week there has been a noticeable re
turn to Washington of its winter pop
ulation. From seaside and mountain,
Canada and Europe the birde of pa.
aage and pleasure now turn, towards
this winter resort where thev will
bill and coo,cackle and crow,strut and
dtsplsy their brilliant plumage,make
ami rob nestt.or. ostrich like, conceal
only their heads: However we
' i
etout It out, we men ere a little breed'
and tbe social naturalist hat no better
field for his favorite study than at the
Capital of the United States.
The President ar.d Mm niavuland
ar not expected until next week.and
h m . u..,. i .u-
home, as has been report J, but will
et once so to the White Houae,whicb
has been nut In readiness for them.
The old mansion has been Ireahly
painted, and tbe Iron palings around
the grounds have received a coat of
hlk paint, and have been tipped
wlthgold. The exterior of tbe man-
. . I
slon looks newer than when it waa
new, nut tbe interior-, I am told by
connoisseurs,! not up to the aesthet-
ic,dudlsh standard of the late admin-
Utratloo. President Arthur, it Is said,
ucceeded lo giving a certain room a
P6cu,,,f robin's egg tint ol heavenly
egg not of heavenly
bioencee that the oreeent occooaot of I
I
IflS While H 00.90 CSOnOt repeat. I
mk . . . I
AUtr" no use iryinr. We democrats I
- I
mrm nnnatmw rxiir ... A mamma, ma m.mm i .
mw wmumu. uivt.
Washington hss grown to
! here are too m
be too
many na
tions! Interests centered here for the
Capital to be doll aven in tha shaanrM
of the Executive, tbe Cabinet, Con.
grass and the lobby. A new public
., .
piu w uaa juai taaen cnarge oi tne
fliaMMMBM. a. I 1 I - Mk.
vTtiuujoi printing omce ; an ee-
tobllehment that dwarfs every other
priotiuff office in- the wmr'd Hun.
arma ,tr empioyet are expectlnir ui-
mtaHfl TK. .mm.mm.i..Im.
beo cuk own there were too many
MM I I. ,. ...... : . . . . ' I
ru" "na iaJ ,uu1 f.
Me R.niu. . u .n i i V
... uvusuiu.iuD ukw iiuuiii: unu.
l.r li.u lu.4.i I i. r i
' .
- - : " ? ' aa
reforming many sboses which existed
unuertbe administration of the Re-
DDbJimn Innnmhent It. k.. nr.i..r.l
w ssv UMM V. w w I
a loveotory to be made of all tbe
horses aod carriages, from which II is
ioferred that be will commence at
once to clean out the Augean stables.
At present six horses and aa many
vehicles are kept at the expense or
tbe Government, nearly ail of which
can be dispensed with without detri
ment to tne service. They will be
acid at auction and the mwney will be
coveyed Into the Treasury, and these
horses wilt no longer eat their heads
off at (he expense of Ihe tax payer.
The Republicans will hiss at this as a
little thing, but it h precisely this
economy In little things multiplied in
all the thousand offices of the Govern-
snent that has enabled the present
Democratic Administration te reduce
the. expenses of ihe government dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 3Uih,
1886, to the amount of $25,680,785.
It r)hoo!) be remembered that this is
tbe only entire flcsl year in which
the Democrats have had entire charge
of the Government ; they have not
got fullywarmed up'et, or cleared
away tbe rubbish so as to have com
plete elbow room. They will do bet
ter next year.
Tbe saving of money is not the on
ly gain. More work has been done,
better work has been done in Mi tbe
offices, while the character of tbe ser
vice has been improved and elevated
by discharging an idle, vagabond, in
temperate hord and appointing many
clean, efficient and industrious em
ployes. There is till muck need of
purging and purification in this dl
n otion, but enough has been already
accomDlfshed to stive hope for the
future.
An Incident occurred In the Treas
ury Department last week which is
illustrative of the morals among the
President's D " eretlc appointees.
During the abeeuee of Assistant
Secretary Thompson, his son, without
his father's knowledge, passed a civil
service examination and was appoint
ed to a place in the Treasury Depart
ment. The father knew nothing of
the appointment until young Thomp
son had been assigned te his desk.
Instead of congratulating the young
man be told him that there would be
a suspicion that he secured tbe place
through his father's influence. Young
Mr. Thompson thereupon handed In
bis resignation. When Assistant
Secretary Thompson was aiked about
the matter he admitted that the facts
were as stated, and that it was true
that he bad counseled his son to de.
cllne the appointment. Ho had not
advised him to resign because he
doubted the honesty of tbe examlna-
tion and report ; but because he did
.not with lo give the enemies of civil
serylce reform any grounds upon
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8,
which to assail the operation of the
law. "I am for civil se.vlco reform
and stronger in my advocacy of it
since I have been in office than I was
before, and I do not wish to afford
anyone a chance to suspect my devo
tion to it."
THK MOM IIDIaTKV
Amontr the diversified industries
of Louisiana that of moss is not the
tnai 01 moss is not tun
rg nor Important. New
vee annually about 20,-
least lnteretl
nrlesns rlva
ooo bsles, at say $175,000. Of these
receipts some 1 J,00 bales are re
handled bv th. eilv mnaa sins, end
i
the remainder is sold or shipped In
the condition in which it Is landed.
The forests and awampe of Loukieea I
are stocked with an unlimited sun.
ply of the fibre. That procured from
h. r I. iha mi .h.
The gatherers of green moss heap it
. .
down with earth or logs, end the
heat generated by the decaying bark
,itn. ... fih, k.-..
pr0Cea8 of cutlnp;, and In two or three
mntha.ardinw tn varvinw
the decomposition Is complete. The
mtm la thea turned out and dried,
cleaned by hand. f stick, and dirl,and
i "
baled antl shipped!
Lite oak mose
so cured and carefully cleaned com
msnds readily four cents ner oound.
in passing tbe mose through the gin.
tlx
Q
there Is a loss of about 40 per CMt
weight, but when the black mow
comes out It looks as dean and eiossv
k.. a ...... ut . i
nurni nuu oiatnnsv iiuir. ic
moassia turnod out frrtm thA win In I
nilAlrln kmmh
" I
wim uwc'i wibinou wwhuhi i
to furtiiiy,4and shipped In orders all
a. . - .. i
over tbe country. Its price Is not as
high as it was a few years ago, varU
one cheap substitutes having been
katiatkA 1. ?- - - m HM ! lift, la It
un mmm ww ww a isi m'i mi iiaai a a ifin idiiii ir
r"'""-
aawaa amwr.
The Kent Portlsnd Stat very forcibly
nd truthfully says : "It becomes a
more difficult task vear bv rear for no-
more difficult tak vaar bv aear for no-
.... r
litical orators and writers to Drove to
I.l - .r.. !. m.. t I J U
r in
iog man who are toiling for insofficisot
1 f. t . . . .Ml . . .
uow mat tartn taxation
wmvuv. im.ui. a ui'ir conuuiun um. i
-r. . t. 'f l . : .j:.: t
...M- I : 1 : 1 - . L - I
; ,,v,,Bg won,, wuuw to-
Unffiemaia onimimired in all its pro-
test iv0 Ktrenetb. The uaouls are no
lftFe.r tn I- k.kMJ lk.U-
v ,
M - M w .V I
"T 1
" ,w r"H"7 uu" I
easier t v buildinir Uabarrioadaa awalnat
m wt
cheap commodities, and at tbe same
time inviting eheap labor from the eada
of tha aarth .i trAm -Ilk
to compete freely
a :.- i A .w " t. -..a..
- w - w . ea aewev avia
""' ,u WI -ITJ-
tbe borne market. While protection
enriches tbe capitaliat, cheap labor in-
povetiahea tbe workingmtu. Tbal b
the problem for labor to consider aod
ata ameaeiitn to solve."
w
SW-aaaaaaa
et si ronsiex aia tbiuk
Cut (intent judges, having excellent
sources of infot nation, say the Euro
pean requirement of grain will be con-
siderablv in excess of 1885, snd thta
visit Is borne out to a certain extent bj
Viu early purobaa-s for tbe accouut of
Fraace and Great Britain. Tbe ex-
porta of wheat from tbe Atlantic and
Quit porta for the werk ended Aug. 21,
were 3,208,595 bushels, agaiost only
803,657 buebeie 1885, aod those of
flour 174,778 bsrreis against only 112,
421 barrels iu 1885. These figures
show at a glance that the foreign trade
is in much better shape tbao it was be
fore tbe bsrvestiog of the winter wheal
crop.
The right of way party for the Cali
fornia &, Oregon extension are now
slashing through Ibe forest of the Biski
you country. According to present in
dications, tbe terminus of the line for
the coming winter will be in Straw
berry valley. If the weather is favora
ble tbe extension may be made to
Buttervilie. Connection with the line
from Portland is now promised to be
made by next fall.
The Democrats am not afraid of tbe
color line. Thoir Governor of Indiana
is named Gray , the Governor to be of
Pennsylvania i Black, and Mr. Green
has been nominated for Governor in
New Jersey.
Ou eide tbe city of Charleston there
are nob one hundred saloons in tke
whole state of South Carolina. No
ohacoe for saloon politics there.
The immigration of Mormons has
fallen to 1,200 a year. Foreign recruit
tog has practically ceased.
The Sunday Welcome is dated on
Saturday of each week, and yet it is
very welcome en Sunday.
Mr. .1. E. Bonsai, New Bloorofleld,
Pa.,clerk of the several courts of Per.
ry Co.,Pa., was afflicted with rheu
matism for more than thirty years.
After spending hundreds of dollars
with different physicians, and trying
every known remedy without benefit,
be ued St. Jacobs OH, which effected
an e cntireure.
i AHgSJICAW It VX
WAsmjfuTOM, Sept. 2u.-Ubief Uon
structor Wilson estimates tbe sctlrel
me or the wcodsu war ships of our
prawenvnavr wiiows: isnnessee,
, . a t I it
lis oniy otiecisaird ss nrst rate, ten
yesrs and six months ; Tr.mont, Oma-
ba and Vandal!., af oond.raftaa. inil
. ,
wohioan, third-iate, tea years; Lan-
'0l Bfclyn, eecond-ratea, and
daa' Allince, Enterprise,
Nitlc. Tallspoosa and Ysntic, third.
T 7 r ' Rruoro' lvlonraooa
. "omoois, seoonu-rates, ana jun-
' v"a,wo' Wonaoaugo, owatara,
a! t i s tr
u " we.raarge, toiru-
" 79n' 1 0fW, loielttr wlllJ
? on ihlp M0000' A,rt
1.' 108 fW,on,fmB-1
" ... ?7' fourtbrstlew, uon-
Imuie l0 available Ogbtlng force of
: Lprt w' Tbt nMi l,owrfo,
of thstr wsspons are converted tool
fg P,U,B two
T " , , T , T
WOoiw M in fonWcauone,
towns, but inefficient against
"w,"B"nw La f9r o eee
i .t ... t t
L 7" or
, ,
dsfens. in actoal w.rfars.
m uonciaos oompitses more
tbsna doaen monitors, hot none ef
hem are in condition for service at I
this tine.
tub jtew ax r.
With this abowlnff tbUnlted States
is nlaced bv her own authorities at ths
e r .. i- . iL
iwi w ins n ui navai pvwwn BBJ oa
aaaandal matj. f .kin. and aHa ih.r
.
.l a.u a j a .
iming Hirer ovum awnient iwu asi
atio and fifteen or sixteen European
. -
powers which out-rank us.
That pcr.ion of our prospective new
oavy whose construction has already
.1 I I a
mBlmSmShss - - a . o eaaaaa saaaaaaass am ... a
- - to eaiwHflwi wi whkib- uuuiwra I
eighteen ships of all classes, to cost an
aaerrearata or anmathintf more than B'lfl . I
mmm MT . 7 . . . . . '
uuu.uuu. ana most oi wittan. tamne i
t' , , "
..j .n,.. ZL .l.r. h.L
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r , .
y r reqoirea to oe outit entirely
' . . t t
mflui. .no no ffflf tfw Known ina in. i
'
. a - . j . a I
proved at tbe data of their planning to
secure efficiency as Pahtintf machines -
.t I
n.s wwwm wr we omm. . e.r I
Ann.trnilinn. htr rn. rl tlir.muli.
. . m. . ....
. f . bi4fh .....
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i i. net lauvrnxi. wfwtnni u ir-SHSMsawaa. i
T . r.. . . 7 .. I
r. " . .
mataa naiaa i"-iaeh t .1 .w ti -i t nir 1
now, carry iu a wiaaiia 4wunu wnpw
. 1 1 ' . I . . .
mora than 800 oound an.l reooirina
-mm r . '
sore man w pouaas or Jwuer iut
waen ataenarfa. j be tneoieiiea' range
a ii a aaa f . a I
nt aneh eraanoaa ia about Lwela miles. I
i
oul aimeu.we. d to. maver m w
a - r- I.T I tl . a m I . I
dan and otherwiaa aarvw to reduce tkia
. .....
TS PES Or TUX VESSELS.
Seven of the ships are to bs armored,
tbe heaviest prolably carrying six teen
incbei of steel as protection. There
will be "protected cruisers," that is,
vessels whose thick lower decks of steal
dip their edges below tbe water line.
- I
anl aerv as protection to tbe machtn-
a sal
M.. . .....
www w . a aamar mm mum una aiita lit iir f aii-iai .a- l
' ' a T
tk. TI,m Ua.,. , 1... f.mr
was v . twnviw. saw va uw ap w are mtm aw a
steel cruiserr. two cinbuau. owe first-
class torpedo boat and one dynamite
..:,
MM VI e se rm .
I
tt .u ...i .km S .i..lin
W VUO SltWC I WI MIS-SI S) W'e 7 BW rwvai a a earn i
I
1500 tone displacement, is all esdy oom-
pleted snd reeeiviug her rioint,
Tbe Attants, 8000 tone, ta on brjtrial
trip, and her armament is being tested ;
hile the Boston. 3000 tons, aod the
Okieaco. 4500. ere well advanced in
construction.
. .
Five of tbe armored, vessels are of I
the double turret monitor clsss, each
K-
U CO IkMCM IV VW..T WM . j , m
-
powdered gunr, throwing 500-pound
shall-, with a possible rsnae of ten
mi!.
These ships were planned ten vears
. . ... i & . J .
ago. UOUUlieSB, it planned tu-uar nr
VtinUX3wS WUMIU W aaiawj mmm - -
nevsrtheleiiB spoken of by Commodore
Wilson, in his Isst annual report, as
the beat Una of coast and harbor de-
fense vessels in existence. Though not
designed for cruising, they cau,in emer
gency, be sent abroad, their seawortbt-
"af t
neaa bavinc been well teated iu the
past
Congress has now supplied moan for
furnuhina these ships, and work is pro-
ar .'a
grossing rapidly. Tbe Miantonomah,
qqi k m .:n u. voAx, fnr i.i-vtcp
(this ur. Tha Puritan. 6000 tons, has
her ensines in place and is nearly ready
or her armor ; while each, are now re
ceiving their machinery.
the other ships.
The other two armored ships have
not vet entered upon their first stage of
existence, their construction having
onlv been authorized bv congress at the
mm a f iio le.t. a-asion. Thev are to be
6000 tons displacement, to have double
bottoms, engines designed to drive
them at a spe3d of knot per hour,
and complete torpedo outfits aod arma
mente of the most effective kind. Tbey
ara to coat not more than $2,500,000
eaob. Iu mere' matter of displacement,
these ships will exceed by nearly onc
fourth the best and largest of present
naval vessels, while in speed and edeo-
mum
1886.
I tifMMi thaw im 4mm,J.!
pare favorably with tbe better class of
European cruising war ship.
The dynatnits gun propeller will be a
novslty, com parable probably to nothing
-
now in existence. Tbe secretary of the
navy Is required to make a contract
with its inventors lor its construction.
...i .1 1 . . .....
1 IUU Irlis QSDIrllDID L Will MM lltl la l.r
nathiaa. An Wuu litm k..m..,i
, mrm
passing judgment upon tbe plans in sd-
r--e upuu i pians id so-
vanes and tbe result at its completion,
Tbe conditions Imposed by the set of
congress oootemplate the eonstructloo
U( vessel ISO feet long, proportionate-
f rerv narrow, and ef very Hebt draft.
. . - 'l
with exceedingly powerful engines,
gnsranteed to be capable of producing a
aeed of twenty knots. In brief, tbe
Po of tbtsersft are understood to look
u lb pIe.oiff of ih machinery and
other ordinary anrlianoes of the shin i.
wards tbe bow and stern, leaving tbe
U.U .u.ki j
pneumatic guns, tbe latter being fixed
Plio bating a high elevation,
Dynsmite missiles will be thrown like
bombs, from ordinary mortars.
With ail tbsae vsesel. afloat
tbe
rr i . , n .
Sftae, a. a naval power, will
00trftDk Br'' 0bili' A'ftie
publia, Obina, Jspan, Greece, Norway,
rortugal and Sweden, and will be
abreast oi Turkey. Spain. Holland and
Denmark. Sk ;u .i.i
by Snglaod, Prance, Oermaoy,Austtis,
Italy and Kossia.
ratal motbs.
The pigs fart owed last spring If kept
on clover will weigh neertv as much at
Christmas as those farrowed last fall.
Encourage tbe poultry to forage in
grain and bay fields sfter harvest. Give
a light breakfast, and nothing till
even-
m . . -
Milk ia annA fa. .kUlr. --mm S- k-
hot weather of Aueru.t Rut d a
w"wo8n oul fc encs to last two
. .
loree "s
.
. om' 11 JMt ch" d
wry ap. the lice may be the
Wh .....m m- s- -i-t
0WWfc WhW a young one is sick
examine cioseiy ior lice.
W
? i . .
gtndv what oor soil and the erowa
m mi ..j .l . 1 I
s) ,eu ,H,HBaa yvw
oan, feed so as to nfake speeial manures
W DWt IDS OimiOd
. .... .
-
,OT "-7 f P"
"a"" o-e. u the home market.
i i i m
11 - . . .....
ww NHWI W aim msrKSt IS OOv
ter than lie "wbs is far off."
m . - .
Ti.- . t.tJ
wW aoau.u ow oestrey
ej wblle small with dust of hellebore
0r perethrum. The latter being per-!
i 1 . .
iwwvij uarmima, It to tie
highly
reeoendl.
Do not overfeed the young pigs. Let 1
them make all ths growth possible, but
do not attempt to make them fat. Fat
tn summer should be avoided. A food
moderate condition is best.
Bloat in calves is real!y an acute at- !
tack of indigestion, wbicb often proves
fatal a 1 moat immaiiatal. Takaa ia i
.. , - . ,. , , i
tme it may be relieved bj a teaspoon-
m l a to . . a a
till Marh raff Habtn aesvi I aatri swsarasa nel
-"-a
gineer dtssilvd in a ouarter-nint of
a
... . . . . I
"J'"K wr nn wuren uuwu eua
-
ihrtl- To do this a long-neck
d ,MH-,fl mY U" -0"- K,,b th tona-
I .... a .af .. : - . -a aa
acii oriak iv, emt make tne oait mere
- -
. a aa aa
anout, if iioeait.'e.ui gr-t ml .! tbe wind.
-ft, 9 . .
me graaa ia noi eery young now
n-vpribflfea, in ail t mature there ts
mot or less new growth or something
green tpi inging ij all the time, and as
the cows wilt he caret ui to pick over
s eaaa M a ea
the tender est herbage they will net fail
to secure thoir share. If the change
lr0Q old grass to new ts sudden it may
. . m a a a .
I na a . a a . .
cause niarrnoea. and tne nest preven
tive is to give them an allowance of
i "
I .t m. mm m
J'y. hou id scours occur give
tne cow a warm mam, compose a oi one
part bran and one part shorts, scalded,
into which should be pat s tesspoonful
I tf i.nwrt.rMrt fatmoreelf.
i i .
There is nothing in tbe thape of
a av a
stock that costs less than a young colt
" proportion to its value when matur-
I it ... .1 a : J
was luepummer is goue,ana
the greater portion of tbe food is not
required for wear, tear and beat of the
body, the colt should grow very f.st,
and that, too, by being allowed ouly
the pasture and a small quantity of oats
dHy. In the morning the oolt need
not be given more than a quart oi
- .. . a m
ground oats, and then he shoald be
turned on the pasture for tbe dsv. At
night he should have all the ground
oats with hay that he eao consume.
an Barron testimoxml.
A. M. Vsughan, editor of the
"Greenwich Review," G'eenwlch.G.,
writes : "Last January I met with
a vary severe accident, caused by a
runaway horse. I used almost every
kind of salve to heal the wounds,
which turned to running sores, but
found nothing to de me any good till
I was recommended Henry's Carbolic
Salve. I bought a box,and it helped
me at once, and at tbe end of two
months I was completely well. It is
the best salve in the market, and
never fail of telling my friends about
it,and urge them to. use it whenever
In need,"
NO 10
1886. FALL AND
N.
H. ALLEN I CO.,
To the Front!
POR rs t7e11 f61, 8took- BOUGHT
FOR CASH, and will be sold at
a . . .
Wit W
PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN
LATE STYLES
OP
fmMm m m assa . . M .
aUrSSS GOOQS TnmTrnriO1 T7flltW5
"VW MVVUQ, sL ,L UAlillillgS, V 61 V
Also the
LATEST NOVELTIES IN CLOAKS,
Just Received
DIRECT FROM EASTERN MANUFACTORIES
.... . -
w"-a Ior maxe ana style
also keep a
Gents' PuTnisliing Goods,
GROCERIES,
BOOT8 AND SHOES
TWea TI Tr.A
a-Z"' XLfc? etC, 6tC. Orders from
vAAouttoiue wiii oe promptly executed, and
sammea ! wilT be sent upon application.
PRODUCE T.JBBN m oxZhmge
for goods.
. a
N. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street Albany,
A Cawtts Sciaaalaa
ia Imparted to the kidneys and bladder
by Ucaaetter'a Stomach Bitters, wbicb Is
moat useful In overcoming torpidity of
these ergans. Basidea infusing mom ac
tivity iato them, tbla excellent tonic en
dows them with additional vigor, and en
antes them tbe better te undergo tbe
wear and tear of the discharging f one Uon
iuivu.au uuwi input uw uetuie.
over, aa they are I be channel ter the es
cape of carta! n impuritee from tbe blood,
increases their userulness hvstrenKl3n
5iin
n. In
m por
ing and bealtbrullv atimuiaiini: theui. In
. . . . . . . . .
oartaia marntd AandlLfoaa or thaas lm
tent organs, they mil into a slogs tab stats.
wnicn ta tea uauai perenraor or dimwae.
What than oan be of greater service i hen
a medicine which Impel a them to groater
activity when slothful ? No me adieu are
more perilous than those which afTec. tbe
kidneys, and a medicine wbieh averts the
peril abould be highly esteemed.
Laf I i Eaaw.
Let those who want to furniab us wood
on Kubecriptton, inform us at once, as we
must make our arrangements for a winter
supply without delav.
If you are getag East be aura aad go via
Oregon Short Line. It is tbe best. See adv
tn another column.
The Stares! af CeeaMaatfeae.
True delicacy of Savor with true etfi :acy
of actios, has bean attained in 'the nse of a
California liquid fruit remedy, Syren of rigs.
Its pleasant taste and beaeheial effects have
rendered it immensely popular For sale bv
Foshay & Mason, wholesale aad retail.
ajrrwp af rigs.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cel., ia Natures
Own Tree Laxative. This pleasant Cali for-
nia liquid fruit remedy may be had of Foshay
A Mason at fifty cents or one dollar. 1 1 ia
ths most pleasant, prompt, and efiec .iye
remedy known to cleanse the system : to
act on the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gunt-
ly yet thoroughly ; to dispel headaches,
colds, and fevers ; to core constiptat on,
indigestion and kindred ilia.
0 W Louder - Co., of Portland, are dul
authorised advertising agents for tha L)k o
chat for that city.
- ee
Baekten'a Are Ira Satve. i
Tbe beat salve ia tbe world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilbla ns,
Corns and all Ski
In Eruptions, and tx wit-
tlvely cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perlect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 eents per
box. For sale by Foshay de Mason,
Tired and languid Waasea
How many women there are of whom
these words ara true : "They feel languid
and tired, hardly able to hear their weight
on their feet, the bloom all gone from thoir
cheeks, irratable and cross without meat ing
to be, nerves all upset, worried with tbe
children, fretted over little things, a burden
to themselves, and yet with no acuta dis
ease.1' What a pity it is. But a few nettles
of Parker a Tome will drive all this aa ay,
and relieve the troabies peculiar t their sex
Examine Woodin's Extension tables. Tltey
are well go and tee them for yourself.
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
TIE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
II THE WILLAMETTE YALL1T,
Special business notices In luteal col
10 fot- per line. 5 cents ewes
additional insertion.
nd transient advert'semeof
fl.OO per square for tbe first insertion, and
lnaertlo Pr fUr for ou obsequent
Vr5Jfor f. "dwtmwjts made
known on spplicstlon.
WINTER. 1886.
cannot be excelled. W
foil line of
w
FARMERS !
BEFORE YOU BUY
A RIGHT TO ANY GATE,
BE SURE AND SEE
MASON'S WHEEL
GATE!
PATENTED JUNE 8, 1888.
Theaai
rior points of excellency Hal in -
ed for thi
gate are
The running gear can be attacked to
ilni
any common gate.
Any intelligent boy of IGwbo Is '-bandy
with tools" can make the gate or attach
tbe running gear t another gate.
The entire cost or the gate need no ex
ceed f ; tbe purchaser fumishinc and
tetting the posts (in the p round or frame,
aa desired) and hanging the gate,
No high poets axe needed.
No extra framing is needed at tbe bottom,
All the running gear is at the top, hence
it cannot become clogged with mud, enow
or trash of any kind.
It does not fold up nor tip over te scare
herses.
It requires but little force to operate it ;
a 1J foot gate rising only one-third of an
inoh to each foot of opening, and the en
tire rising and falling ia only 2 iocbesan
this on wheels or rollers.
It uses no lever or complicated machin
ery. There is no need uf arms, though thev
oan be used if desired.
II never gets out of order rs to hinder
tte working.
If tbe opening and shutting gear is all
broken or removed, it is still tbe beat gate
made to open and abut by band.
It fastens and locks itself so as to be
hog and stock proof.
It can be opened and shut without get
ting off a horse or bicycle, or oat of a
wagon.
It is the simplest In const motion, tbe
easiest to operate, tbe cheapest te make,
and tbe best gate in existence.
Rights will be sold as cheap or cheaper
than for any good gate.
No other gate baa half so inane excel
lent and superior points.
A few minutes examination will preve
the truth of these statements;
Go and see a model at Peters A Stewart's,
Albany, Or,
Local agents wanted in every town af
the county to make and sell gates.
O. H. MATTOON,
Albany, Or., Gen'l Agt, for Linn Co.
! Wt chrrky.
JOBK HASSMAW.
ALBANY FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOPS.
CHERRY & HANSHAAV.
Machine and Mill Builders,
Having opened up the old foundry and
machine shops formerly owned by A. I.
Cherry A Son and added new and late
improved machinery, we are prepared
to handle a!l kiads of heavy machinery.
We will manufacture Steam Engines, Saw
and Grist Mill machinery ,aiso wood work
ing machinery of all kinds, all kinds of
iron and brass castings made to order.
Repairing of farm machinery a specialty,
Patterns of all kinds made oa short
netioe. Tbe best assortment of patterns
in the State.
Shops corner 1st and Montgomery Sts,
ALBANY OREGON.