1 i 0 tit
MUX
STATE RICHTS. DEMOCRAT,
the bist kmimim MEDIUM
IB THE WILLAMETTE Y1LLIT
THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
ibiuk4 every Vrtslay by
STITES & NUTTING.
"
SSSMBSSemrs-la Beeeeevat.Mnlldlacea
MraaSalbla street.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
lefts sear, ear rsar.taeavaae.... ft 0
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. H. MONTA.NYE.
TTORNEDAT LAW.
Notary Public.
tlbaay, Oregoa.
Office u petal ra, ovwr John Brigs store,
tat street. vlinSBtf
J. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
4LStMY. .
tlTIIX PRACTIOB IN ALL THS COURTS Or Till
nlhbiauittsr TTTlTirtlTiaa ss
asrOSos la 04 r.litw'i Tssapls. U:t
POWELL & BILYEU,
vTTORNTJRYS AT LAW,
. . Aid Solifitors in bBferjr,
JkAHIT. - - . ORt$BOft7.
Collections promptly mad onall polnta.
Loss nesmilated on reasonable terms.
WOffloa in Poster's Briok.-sa
Matftf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
ittoraey M Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Pnblic.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in ail of the Oonrta of
.nil i State AH bust neat Intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
E. W. LANGOON & CO.,
Hooka, Station
T nd Tollet Articles A
Stock and Low Prieee.
DBXJG STORH.
T.aW
OITT
tyi aiauwT. s
POSHAY MA80N,
ARB aVTAHr-
I) racists and Booksellers,
Aeenta for John B. Alden's pnblicatlosav
which we aeU t pMbJlaher'a pries with
pcstageediad
ALBAaTT. ORECOM.
A- PRU3HAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PIISCUPTIOW CA1EFCLLT FILLED,
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
I hare the beet atock of nrniture In the
city and will aell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only atock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
m the city and the loweet price In the
Valley. Come and aee.
Undertaking,
a complete atock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
m . A. B. WOOP1N,
Aioany Bath Mouse.
rSI USDIESIUN1D WOULD E18PB0T
felly lifers the oituteat of Albany and vi
laity that I have raksntharge of this IrtaMlai
at, and, by keeping dcaa room and payla
trtetstteattye la bastaess, expect to rait a!
fcoaa who nay faror us with their patronage
a via Heretofore eerr lad as nothing bat
First-Olass Hair Creatine Saloons
toasts to glva aatlra satisfaction to al
r'Hi aad Ladioi' Hair neatly ea
kaaaeenl I OA W IBB SR.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office or. First and Ferry Street,
ABANY - - OREGON.
O. O 0HSRBT. O.B.PySS
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Sncceseors to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iror
Founders.
tmT rf AVEOUR NEW SHOPS ATX
TV -omoleted. and are now prepared to
handta all kind of beary work. We will
manufvtnra feam Entrinea. Griat and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kind of Iron
and Qraaa Caatinaa.
FATTRKSS NtDR PHfttT aoTICK.
reil attention art van to repairing atl
kliMa of maohinerv. Will alao manuftw
tnra tha ImproTed Oberry A White Qrale
Uearator
- Tj. henton,
f otarr Mlio anfl Insurance igent,
0- F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OF
Reprt .anta neveral of tbe best Fire la
ara noaC'mnpanlan on the Coaat. Call to
him for-aliable iniaranca.
A. 0. U. W.
4-nHT4 !hi'iamplnymot or desiring
ria'p. ' 't'emcll t Raid A Brownall
to' ' tad r.gntnr their aames.
Br Order or Loo ok.
N
BW SAUS AGC MILIUM,
We haa on hand a floe lot of these new
Enterprise sauaage mills, which we Intro
" dace in this loeellty. Tbey positiTely
hat anvthlna rou ever aaw In your life.
noma and look at) them before von kill
y"r SnrwaaT a ox.
Final Settlement.
N0TICR is hereby eireo that the uoder
u nwl as Administrator with the will annex
ed of theeeute of Jamas M. Elliott, deeeae
ed, baa filed hit final account a sach Ad
mini.tra'or in the County Court of Linn
connty, Oregon, and by order of aaid Coart,
Hatardav the 8' h day of January. 1887. at
the hour of ten o'clock, a. in. of aaid day
has been set for the hearing of objeotiona to
aid account and the settlement thereof.
Dated thU 0th day of Decemhei, 1886.
Gboec Httvphikt,
Administrator.
i
S alSTS AN D 0,1 Ln.
A full line of lead and oil, mixed paints.
kaJsomtoe, etc,, alway on hand
SsrwAsr A Soar,
VOL. XXII.
CT JACOBS QII
aaav aooiipteaa
rVaoit Qmimtrs, JBaaerlaa
SAFE
SURE.
25fe
PROMPT.
raa nusura . iwuu co..aiiTtioai,B.
am ft a 1 1 aaa
SCALY, ITCHY SKIN
nd 411 Itcfclag. sl steady Utm
and Heals Dtnsnnee a
by Catisara.
rirt.rf. Iiiimii T.tue. lUnawona.
otnaaini. Burolnf Scly. Plawly Uubk. of Um
Min nd Soa'p, wi Loo ot Hari. ar po.iuelr
Mtad by cutworm, th. rmx gain cur., wd c"ticun
Oaae,aa .iquUtu Skin BaaaUSar or.rnallv. awl
cwurara saaMTant, um aaw taa iunft.r ui.roi-
y, whan phyaiciwtt nd alt oitu
'an. I
PSORIASIS, OK 8 ALY SKIM.
t dps., aaiaa ataaMawl SraSetir
te Sa era-toy tor ihirty nw ,aara and btn w.11
kaowaloUouindib.rbouU. wilh ie.to h.ip 1
ny n ara asntad a. i kara bora ior um put
cmaMTpaS. otaf suoawki day.
furthadaeton wtta wkam laa araranaa
mm Hn kl. am mnuiMMa
JoaaJ.Can, t
K.atoa. K. i.
D. 9.
DISTRESS! SU ERUPTION
Tooi CuUeota SaaaaSei
vaaeerfal
.n ..1.1
ataartally diiroK
nd who b.i irtad all
ao
j. r.
ft Co.
Ark.
DUSTPAN FL'L OF SCALES.
a ar LmrfM wmj ytaia ttaadlaf. bf CeU
al of mlM Ml from Sin daily. Fkjilliiai
Maada taaasaa aa araH di .
ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED.
pr tk r,i,- run of mi aWtlaoH ae af
of loaaataadltic. I gaaaUraardit totaaCHraia I
A A SicaaaMca, Haw Baran,
K.,1.1 hv ma iiMaalwIa Mil
uu ; Soap, tt oaM ; SMOLTasr, fi.w.
by tU rorraa Daca aao chkmkal Co..
ftae far "Haw
BEAU
mnr um
aad twli.br
mm IT FEE
qHp Tboairararai
IT FEELS GOOD.
ant wltb Pkloa, Aaaaa aa
ralicf la raM raia-
iHKKseV
0067 mwwmmm era
Umi Caitlaara AM-ri
Atdrafgwu. Skaaala.
AT COST
Frem and after August let, '881,
JdbB Brigp,
will tall bl entire stock of
STOVES, TIN WARE AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS,
without reserve,
JJow Is your time to furnish cheaply.
Albany, July 514, 1886.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
TUT" AGON WOOD AND HARD W AKK.
WW
Sox A Stewart have neck-yokes and
alncrla-traes. ironed or unironed, neck-
yoke Irons, single-tree irone, did irona,
r' . a a - - II. I
feiloee, spokes, ex trees, etc
)., ell for sale
heap.
J1
CASE PLOW 9.
This famous plow is well known in Linn
County. Tbe chilled and steel plows ar
well made from the very best material
end are warranted to do aa good work and
coor fully aa well aa any other pi owe
Sex A Htewart are tbe sole agents.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT
-A1TD
Notary Public-
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
j i
All Kinds ot ruiuju, uiwu
GErmanBemedY
ForPainc
w casaisa A.Tewnna o,nmiit.i,
Red Star
TWAOK MARK.
aadenaei
and seasoned lumber ,laths and
pickets kept constantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only beat
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
WaNhin fir ton.
(From oar rtgatar serrets
WAMiKaTo, Dec. 11 tb, 188.
Congress, In leu than a week from
it re-opening, has settled down to
the serious consideration of business.
Tbe reassembling of both the Senate
and House ware accompanied hy
scenes customary on such occasions.
There were ths usual crowds of spec
tators In the galleries who looked
down upon the same tumultuous die-1
orderly crowd on the floor, of the
Heue, all talking at once and at tbe
top of their voices, and upon the quiet,
slow moving man en the floor of the
Senate chamber, who began tbe new
session with as Utile flurry as on any
day of the old one.
There was the usual handshaklogs
and exchange of greetings an J flo wer
be-deeked desks, the Democratic side
being the most farored florslly, which
osused some Republicans to remark
that the change of flowers showed tbe
change of tbe Administration. To
the victors belong the flowers.
Represeatstlves A. S. Cox and
Abrara Hewitt were the lions of
opening day. Wnen they entered
the Hall arm in arm, the weio
Mr.
Hewitt roCfclvod COHgrat UlatloQS UP-
m m
on hb election to the Mayoralty, and
, . ' ,
expressions of regret upon hi retire-
. . .
mem rrom uongress. moae wno nau
served is former Congresses with Mr.
fVtv MltiAfMl miinft htm ammIIsIIv.
w "
and thCSS Who did OOt kOOW him
sougni lntrouoction'. itepreeentaiive
Ssyers, of Texas, who occupied last
.
Cox, gracefully surrendered it to Its
former occupant and took tbe one
vacated by Mr. Puiitser.
Mr. Cox has already added to bis
record by introducing a bill to prevent
Republicans from receiving two aala-
riea at ths same lime. He thus man
ifests bis intention to decline tbe
Ooofpesskraal sslary which has ac
crued since Mr. Puiitser' resigna
tion. Republican papers gleefully
distorted s recent statement to make
it appear that Mr. Cox bad applied
for and was trying to get two eels.
dss one as minister to Constantino
pjf aQC ODe u Congressman.
As
matte of fact, he inquired of the
Comptroller of t Treasury as to
theebxact money due I tm under the
law to that he could nut intelligently
concerning it. Comptroller Durba
told him he was entitled to back pay
since Mr. Puiitser resigned, snd this
bill Just Introduced shows whst Mr.
Cox intended at ths lime to do about
it.
Wbilt the Preside. fx message
Ukes or.e alt over Europe, to the Ha-
moan Islands, Siberia, the Spanlah
Antilles, to Mexico, over Sooth
AmericSjStid into Canada and Alaska,
the Ave topics which excite the
strongest interact here, are the tariff,
thecurteney, the labor qucstloc.ctvlt
service and District of Columbia af
fairs. The tariff reformer ar ell
pleased and some of them turn an-
thuuU'ib'. The protectionists sy the
Message Is conservative enough for
them, the ultra silver men make
complaint as was expected, and the
Republic u is criticise the document
aa a whoif,Hud from force of habit.
Some of tbo mora luggUh mem
bers ot Congress predict that little
can be done during the session be
yond the pasige of the appropriation
bills. Other eiutily wise say there
is mre chance for work during
short than a long session, and they
expect to oo very active from now
until the fourth of March. In fact,
there is little temptstlon to demagog
ism, and taking fur votes now, and
there is no reason why this) Congress
should not do more in January and
February than in all the prevlou
months of Its life. The members are
all either elected or dafontod for the
Fiftieth Congress, and mere partisan
maneuvers will not affect them. Then
by tho committee work having been
done last SflftHon til!! - are ready for
action, inl 'r' -' i i hi h In excellent
p jciilou to no puihwl to completion.
Congressman Anderson of Kansas
comes back this winter a pronounced
enemy of railroads, and gives a de
scription of how public men are
created and owned in bis section by
Jay Gould's purse- Gould Is trying
to control the legislatures and the
representatives in Congress from the
smte? through which his roads pass.
Mr. Anderson says in his own district
not less thko one hundred thousand
dollars were distributed to defeat
bim. He estimates that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad alone spent $2,000,.
000 in attempting to send the friends
of railroads to
Congress from the
state of Kansas. Mr. Anderson was
formerly a straight out Republican,
but he renounces his old faith and
call himself a member of the new
Republican party.
Two years ago Republican prophets
were positive tbe country would go
to ruin in consequence of a restora
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
tion of the Democrats to power. Now
they are compelled to see a steady
and general return of Industrial and
commercial prosperity. The facts
and figures of sli the Government
resorts show this result, and Indicate
a largely Increased volume of busi
ness throughout the country. There
s nothing so convincing ss truth, but
ths enemies of lbs Administration
say, "It It Cleveland's luck."
vacts re a am sxwivas.
mmmm mm 4
To brighten rtove sine rub with
kerosene.
To remove ink stslos, sosk lo sour
milk over night.
Equal parts of sulphur and pitch
make a good iron and stone cement.
Powdered orris root Is a cbesp sod
good tooth powder ; tt also purifies
the breath.
Inside soles of heavy cloth or felt,
worn Inside the shoe, keep the feet
more com for table.
Mildew may be removed by dip.
ping the stained parts Into buttermilk
snd putting them Into tbe sua.
A little petroleum sdded to the
water with which waxed or polished
floora are washed Improves their
looks.
A food wssb for ths hair and srslp
is borax dissolved In water ; it Is slse
food for the akin, removing ten and
pirn plea.
To extinguish kerosene flsmes. If
OS cloth Is st hand, throw flour on the
names, floor rapidly absorbs the
fluid and deadens ths flame.
Ever ready lye la mads by filling
barrel half full of hard wood Sfhe
end Ailing up with water. Handy
to nee when soft water is not plenti
ful. A teaapoonful of borax put in tbe
last water In which ths clothes sre
rinsed, will whiten them wonderfully.
ound the borax s that It will dis
solve easily.
A good way to kill oat sorrel is to
It the sheop oa it, Cars) should be
aken nerer to allow lbs sorrel to
k), ss it can be carried to ether
polnta In the manure.
To clean black cloth or altk,spoofe
with warm water or sales snd s ill-
tie ammonia; Iron on tbe wrong
side; If the silk la thin add a little
sugar to the water or coffee.
The leaves make an excellent j
mulch around the roots of trees. If
a few com sulks are laid upon them
mey can ne easily Kept in place, ana j
can be raked up In spring. j
Slice In stoves, wheo smoked, is
readily cleaned by tking It out and
thoroughly washing It with vinegar
diluted with a little water. It will
be necessary to let It soak s little.
Carelessness must give wsy to bust-
nrs management on the farm. The
f rmer abouid study the markets snd
l ms ready to take advantage of op
portunities as the merchant.
Use tbe soot from the stove pipes I
sod chlmoeya. at is 'excellent for I
flowers and young plants. Mix it
with water, about a peck of soot to a
birrel of water, rid apply with a
watering pot.
rsaaeasL.
Tbe late Sir Moses Monteflore was
one of the last persons in ixnooo
wbo went about in a sedan chalr.wtth
four bearers.
Senator Renna is especially fond of
the company of young men, snd will
st sny time g out of his way to do
sny of them a favor.
Postmaster Oeneral VI I ts takes bis
noonday lunch at a dairy restaurant,
where he get a mug of milk and
piece of apple pie for fifteen cents.
Lord Salisbury never uses tobacco
snd seldom drinks any nlcoholle II.
f
quor. Lord Randolph Churchill er to calomel, without any or its tu
sraokoi clgr, but is si most a tee to- jurloos effects.
wllW' The Emperor of Austria is now
Of the twenty Presidents of the namtfj as a victim to overe el to
United States wbo have died, four bacco He hAa en or lered to let
a a a a ci 1 . j . a? v V.U
are ourtea m tne otate 01 ew xora,
vis : van Buren
Fillmore at Forest
at Kinderhook,
n u
LlWO, Buffalo,
Grant at Riverside Park, New York,
and Arthur at Albany. Monroe was
also burled In New York, but by act
of the Virginia Legislature his re-
mains were raovod to Hollywood
jm mm e a. a
Uemetery, Kicnmona.
Dr. George E. Ell Is, president 01
the Massachusetts Historical Society,
In his address befsre the New York
Historioal Soctety,said that the con.
tioent discovered by Columbus should
have been named after the discoverer.
As Eugene Lawrence had just before
told tbe society that the right name
of the man referred to may have
been Riego and not Columbus, it
might be well to determine this
point before going on with the old
fight of Columbia against America.
A prominent farmer of Bowling
Green, Howard County, Md Mr. J.
T. RIdgely, said his four children
were sick with sort throats and
coughs at the same time. Bed Star
Cough Cure cured them in a week.
Ho opiates.
wsjajin rr is has. ... j
Fair at. airaattd.
It has often been thought and said
by the uninformed that the Democratic
states produce and use more distilled
liquors thah Republican states, Bit
the following statistics taken from tbe
official repot t of the commissioner of
internal revenue for the year ending
Oetobrr Silt, 1886, fully oontrsdicU
and disproves this charge. The whole
number of ga tons of distilled lienors
produced in the Coiled States for the
year preceding was 81,849,447. Hit
nois produced nearly one-third of all
this, that sute tarsiog out 20,140,981
gallons, Kentucky comes next with
80,738,278 gallons. Ohio somes next
with 10,136.980 gallons. Tbe sore
Democratic atatea of Alabama, Arkansas,
Delaware, Florida, Ueorgia,Kentncky,
Leakriaus, Maryland.Misslssippi, Mis
souri, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West
Virginia produced laal year 28,473,448
gallons. The sure Republican states of
Illinois, lows, Kanaaa, Maine, M asssobu
setu,MtnneaoU, Nebraska, New I lamp
shire,Ohb,OregonPennsylvsnis, Rhode
Island, Vermont and Wisconsin pro
duced 45,470,894. Thes atxueu sure
Democratic aiatea produce little over
half aa many gallons at fourteen Re
publican stales. During the same
period is all ths(sUtes there wtr pro
duced 642,0Si,513 gallona of malt li
quors, of which smont.t the sixteen
Democratic atatea above mentioned
produced 70,576,391 gallons, and the
fourteen Republican ataUs ;rodjced
372,715,535 gallons. Illinois alone
produced 4'i,lJ5,OfJ3 gailon.,heing more
mm ... .b..i.,.
Do moc ratio atates. Ohio produced
Kiaasaia p I. i gs.7ieonn
54,985.415, Fjonalvanta 55,713fU63
and Wiaeonsin 46,137,734 gallons,
... ,i 14 I ... kl,A. .hi (hsa
Wbi e this does not show where these
liquors are consumed, yet tbe fots and
t '
eommisaiueer of internal revenue, t-om
which we may Mainly infer where tbey
, ' 9 '
st e largely consumed. Taklug tbe
whole number of lienor dealers ia each
,V . , ,
state ss reported hy the mmisstoner
of internal ravanfo i , ...oirine tt
rith
ths population
el raeii stare aa
abown br tbeea . t isso it will be
sen to show f tttiag fct : In
the s4sr- M . .ie above
named tb is a llqtww lr to
wy 00 lWwa, aid e iu the
toorteen Repuo i?.o a'at im
liquor uealar to 21 laWeWleeta.
The prohibition aaete A I i b. one
aeenir to erery ji ioba).uvM". ibe i
Deasoeratic sute of Alabama b one j
dealer ss every 1 10ft ioeebiuots. Kan-
sea bee one to every 40S iuhsbitaols,
Aikauee one to erery 1 1 1 8 Inhabitants,
Maine has one to every 634, while South
Carolina has one to every 1001 inhabi
tants.
It is etli'Bt from tbesn and other
facta which crop out in the report, tbat
there is more iiqu r drank in these
Bepabliesu states thsu in tbe D mo-
eratic states named. We leave oar
readers to earcb out tbe cause each for
btraaelf. volunteering tbe statement .bat
an? one who tindn takes to solve the I
problem upon the principle tbat any peo
ola drink more or leaa simple becauae 1
ia. r 1 i- ;n
tbey ar Damocrats or Republicans will
be sadly led astray in his investigations.
Tki....M . n... mn.ntlf Ml mu
" ' " ' ' r
oo,tbat to man drinks more brosuss ne
is a Democrat nor leas beeanse be ia a
Republican.
SW TO BIS) OF ALOV.KL,
Peeple afflicted with a diseased
liver, indigestion or biliousness, u-e
mercury, xms is uone roiuetantiy,
but tbe argument is, '-Nothing will
reach the liver and spleen except
mWm a. a a A - t -
calomel ; could one get something
just as good, everybody would use
It." That something is Simmons
Liver Regulator. It Is equal in pow-
Blfinp in.tAa,i f Hrttokinir
twt,ntv ft diV M hitherto ha has nften
twenty a a ay, as uunerto ne nas or ten
d
1 -o - w
Thlt 8Urpig jQ .he treasury is quite
a worry to oonrw. nu; tne py weDt of
tbe UxM on trie necesasiiea of life
wbioh lto,luoed tb9 surplus was a gra'.
er wurrv to tbe averaaatax-pyr.
Tne constantly groving surplus iu tl e
treasury would sail have been iu iLe
hands of the people had the horizontal
s . . .a
bill become a law.
The people have aaid "Let the taxts
be reduced." Tbe President says
i it t .u- k ,iA " N.-
--juxsv i uo laauq axva oawwvi. ' "
what will Congress dv 1
Baby falls and bumps its head,
Baby bawla.they think it'- J.
Mamma gets St. Jacobs Oil,
Rubs tbe baby ; stops turmoil.
Lawrence has a larger Irish popula
tion than any city in the country in
proportion to tbe number of ita inhabi
tants. Fall Kiver comes second and
Boston third.
31, 188G.
PatenU granted to citizens of the Pacific
States during the pant week and reported ea
presaly for the Dkmocsat by C. A. Snow
Si Co., Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, opposite U. S. Patent Office, Warri
ngton, D. C. :
J Bean, Ixh Gatoa, Cel., animal trap
J L Brown, San PrancUco, utreet ral
railway
car,
J Fountain, La Grande, Or., tape mea
ure.
T 8 GtahsST, Sonoma. CaJ.. fermentintr
i '
pun
m
i-
llulwrt. Nordhoff. Aitnrjnd huller.
f Morey, Portland, Or., vale.
A L Savour, fjallstoun.
Cal., hub and
t . . . . w .
oorer anu mortlcr.
A K Roe, San FranciKO. Cel.. aaw
mill
Ct work.
L Teague, Areata, Cel., pump.
J TrulTlnger, SiUcrton, Or arterv
iiga
tor.
JUL Tuck, Man Francisco. C
tl., leak
Cat., ore
stopping mattreaa.
C E VVoodburv. Han Franckto.
feeder.
The Innate honevty of newnpapcr men k
again Illustrated by the action of one II M
Cole, a newspaper man of Adrian.Mkhigan.
who voluntarily relioquUhed hia penaion of
ei" per momn, giving a a reaatm that he
felt able to sam a II vine without further
aid from the government. ThU occurred
three year ago and was so incomprehen.
dble to the pension official tiutt Mr Cole
ruw ever ince been In almot monthly cor.
rcpondence with tltent in an attempt to
expniinit. In this be wa unaucceiwful,
and recently, after In vain trvlng to realise
" vwwi uuM.-irniiouneitk, tne depart
ment aent a special agent to Investigate the
case. I he effort of the mrrnt ,.,..
ed toward finding out whether Mr Cote U
ane, ami a there is no question of his san
ity among the teople of Adrian, it is Hkclv
that he will soon be reliered of the neces
sity of receiving $16 a month more than he
want. Had the pension official- taken
the trouble to ascertain that Mr Cole was a
newspaper man, his phenomenal honest v
would have leen explained to them with
out further ado. E.
Brooklyn ta short I v to be furnished with
automatic IVmtofBce surmlv boxes from
whkh the citizens may obtain, at any hour
frrirnrgstfs
card, a letter envelope, or even a pencil to
wrltc lth- f1 conveniences will be
Sfteen Inches high bv seventeen Incls
deep, and will have the appearance of nar-
row writing desks. Over each compartment
boxes wUt be a .lot. Into whkh the
price of the article desired must be dropped.
nur;iih7uiu.tej!
a drawer beneath. This drawer Is at the
way sssia asfllWlHi lillj unlocked and
pusled out, offering the purchaser ea
actly what he wants, A moment later
,the drw.cr clT lock. luelf, to await
the next customer. Should the supplv
boxes prove s success they will be introduced
' a BsSSI of the United States.- Er
We pilfer the following pointed article
from a popular exchange i Persons who
patronie papers hou!d pay promptly for
the pecuniary prospects of 'the preaa posa
ess a peculiar power in pushing forward
public prosperity. If the printer U paid
promptly and his pocket-book kept pletho
ric by prompt paving patrons, he put Ids
pro to his paper In peace : his paragraph
are more pointed ; he paint Ida pictures of
passing events in pleasing colors, and the
prru-ai ot his paper Is a pleasure to Un
Ptmte fhu Jcce Jewerbtal pa
yy wiwiwx wwrr an pcron can
,
Mining U more hazardotu than taking a
J ntttr
accurate and able mining review the San-
uan mine nave oeen an expensive experi
ment. Two mills were built and both
burned. About $254100 were expended in
mammery, road. etc. Kock Mild to assay
$80 to the ton, milled only $. The leads
on the Santiam are noted for high asaar
1 otal product of one mine $5000. Expense
ot working it, $,eoo. - ifepner GMSsaa
The Portland Am has the following to
sav of Linn Co : This countj joins Marion
on the swuth. Although not one of the
largest In the State.lt Is. In fact, the seventh
in slae. It is 300 square miles larger than
the Sute of Delaware. It Is twice as Uirt?e
a Rhode Island, and more than half as
,he Willamette Valley a more inviting field
r Immigrants than in-I.lnn county. Al
bany, the countv scat, Is now a railroad
ccnteritt weU atft manufactuHnK town.
Its growth is rapid and its future exceeding-
l'""" rccm popu.auon 01 inc
1 county about 17,000.
Tramps are not wanted at Lafayette. The
other day, says the Register, a tramp, who
was loitering about the jail yard, was notified
that he had better leave town. He was
escorted about a mile and a half out of town
and informed of the fact- of a secret organi
zation that exists at that place to keep tramps
from coming there. The centlemen who
took him awav cave him the following Mrnd-
off : "You keep the straight road and we
don't want you to thinjc of returning, for if
von uo you stand a good chance to be per
rated with bullet holes."
A Valaable Med I ral Treat We.
The edition for 1887 of the sterling Med
ll Annual, known as Hoatetter'e Ahna-
nao, is now reauy, anu may be obtained,
free of cost, of drugglata and general
country dealer in all parte of the United
States, Mexico, and indeed in every civil
ieed portion of the Western Hemisphere
This Almanac has been Issued regnlsr'y
at the commencement of every year for
over one-fifth of a century. It combines.
with the soundest practical advice for the
preservation and restoration of a sail li, a
1 f&rrJ mmount Qf interesting and amusing
ngnt readlne, aad the calendar, astron
omical calculations, chronological item,
etc.. are prepared with great care, and
will be found entirely accurate. Tbe issue
of Hostetter's Almanac for 18S7 will proo-
ably be the largest edition of a medical
work ever published ia any country. The
proprietors, Messrs, Hoatottcr A Co ,
Pittsburgh, Pa., on receipt of two cent
stamp, will forward a copy hy mail to any
person who cannot procure ene in hia
neighborhood.
Hrpatrtng Firearms, Kte.
Persona desiring repairing dore,sueh aa
guns, sewing machines, um brail as, para
sola, fans, loeks, alt kinds of small ma
chinery and utensils, also fitting kevs.
grinding seia8ora,etc.,have now an oppor-
I tnnity to have the aame done at moat res-
I aonable rates and on short notice. We
i hRve engaged an experienced workman to
assist in thia department. All work war
ranted, at
Will Bros.' Clan Store, Albany.
ae' -
Ths Rarest ar Combinations.
True delicacy of flavor with true effieacy
of action, has been attained in the use of a
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup ef Figs.
Ita pleasant taste and beneficial effests have
rendered it immensely popular For sals by
Foshay k Mason, wholesale and retail.
0 W LnaVsr Co , ef ierfcltarl, are da
tiuthoriasd advartisirg gea forkeDiMO
ir we tor tbat efty.
SO 22
1886. FALL AND
To the
a large and woll
With
Hi
ruw uadH, and will be sold at .
PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN
LATE STYLES
OP
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Velvets.
Also the
LATEST NOVELTIES Ilf CLOAKS.
Just Received
DIRECT FROM EASTERN MANUFACTORIES
which for make and style cannot be excelled. W
also keep a full line of
Gents' Furnishing Go ds,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, etc., etc. Orders from
distance win be promptly executed, and
samples will be sent upon application.
PRODUCE TAKEN in exchange
for goods,
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street Albany.
Tata Parent mf leseasalav
The parent of insomnia or wakefulness
a la nlae easaa cut of ten dyapeptie
stomach. Good dleeaiion gives aoncd
aleep, Indigestion Interferes with it- Ti e
brain and stomach sympathise. One af
the prominent symptoms of a weak sas
or ths gaatrio organa ta a dtatornanoe or
the great nerve entrepot, tne nram. jit-
viae'-ate tae stomach, and you rest!
an i
ulhbrinm te tbe great centre. A most
.... ... - . I
I Dl .
reliable mast let n for the purpose, ia Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, which is far prs
ferable to mineral sedative ana powerful
narcoiles. which, thaugh t'tey may for a
time exert a eoporile influenee upon the
brain, aeon eases to act, and invartaeiy
injure tbe tone or tae stems eb. Tne 1$ t-
tera, on the contrary, restore activity to
the operations of tbat all important organ.
and
their beneficent tnfluence la reflected
in sound aleep and a tranquil state of the
nervouaeyatess, A wnoieeom lmpasss
la ilkewiae adven to tee actien of tbe liter
and bowels by Its as.
all aad See Him.
Our subscribers who receive the
ca at at the Lebanon PostofiWe will find
statements ef their accoenU with F M
Miller, at that citv. I-et all call aad wee
kirn.
I p : Belp Is at
I'm afraid I abalt have te be taken la
a hospital or to the poorhonse. I've been
sick ao long that my hasbaad, gsed aad
patient as he is, can't stand the worry aad
expense muen longer, no, jau won
dear wile and mother. Bee what Parker's
Tonic will do for yen. Plenty of wens en
aa badly off as yon sre, have eeea reeeuen
almost fros the grav by It It will bo Id
yon up.enrlngall ailments efthe etom
ach, liyer and kidneys, and is simple,
pleasant and safe,
j. h. cowan. J- w ci'siCK
Linn County Bank,
COWAN & CUSICK.
ALBANY - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a gsnersl banking business.
DRAW SIGHT l RAFTS on New Tork, Ssa Fan
ekeosnd Portland, Oragos.
LOAN MONEY on approved ssenrity.
RECEIVE dpoll iubjec to check.
OOLLBCnONS entrustwl to us will reset va presipt
tention.
Administrator's Sale.
In re estate ot Sherman MoCIung, deseasnd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that, the undsr-
Btfraed as Administrator or tbe estate ot
a ",.' j j -i. a.
Sherman aicviuoa, uewutu, ww, mo
r.-mrt House door in the city of Albany,
Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock, p. m., on
the 8th day af January, 1887, sell at pul lic
motion for cash to the highest bidder, sad
pursuant to an order, of the County Court of
linn county. Oregon, made December otn,
1RRR. the following described real property,
to wit : An undivided one-sixth of she
at half of the south half of the southwest
quarter of Section twenty -nine, in Township
ivn. south of ranee three west of the
Willamette meridian in Linn county, Oregon,
oontsinine thirty-six acres moie or ls.
The same being subject to tne lite eatabi or
curtesy of Isaac Mclung.
GSO. Hi MI'HKST,
Administrator estate .Sherman MoCluug,
B
ARN DOORS.
Watst oat an a new barn doer ner re
nting aa eld one until yo ftrat call on
M Atrsrt sax ana amm waai iust
now in barn door hangara somethi
that won't break down,
special basines notlcea la Leeel eol
ainne 10 cent per line. eeefte eaSfi
additional ioMertfon.
For legal and transient advertise eaai
ft 00 jer square or tbe tt st laasMlioaaS
(iOoetita per square l'-t ooh aMiitet
luaertion,
Rates for other adrerttserneais made
known on sppiieatlon.
WINTER. 1886.
ALLEN CO..
Front !
selected stock, BOUGHT
a
Referees' Sale.
NOTICE is hereby Jvee that seder as-4
by virtue of the anth rity of a cemmissioa
duly iaed out of the Circuit Conrt of th
Sute of Orsgon for the count v of Ltoe, and
to tbe nnderaigneddiractavl and dalivyred,in
a suit herein pending whew to H D Bark
hart and Xellie O Horsa ars PUintiffii .ik?
r L . x in.. . . .
rairsnart WiMiam Karkl.art,IWta
M KiivbhaB 11 S V 11 a-v
" iu j xurKi)8rs ar uerat-
danta. the undersigned, the referee ia aaid
commission named, will, on the 27th day of
Deceraber, 1886, between the honra of 10
o'clock, a. ., and 4 o'alock. p ., of said
day. to wit . at tbe hour of X o'oJock p.
of aaid day, at tbe doot of the Coart Heese
in Alhaoy, Linn county. Oregon, offer for
sale at public auction to tha highest bidda
for gold coin,caeh in hand on tbe day of sale,
the following described real property. to. wit
Beginning at the north went eoroer of
Claim No. 40 in Township 11, sooth rang 3,
west of the WiJUmstte Meridian, and run
ning thence south 1 39 , east 90 94-100 chains
to a stake in the center at the road leadiaa
from Albany to Salem ; thesea earth 47
22 east 4007 100 chains to a stake : theao
south SO 4o west on the north bonsdarv
line of said clsim 34 30-100 chains to tha
plscecf beginniog, containing 23 30-100
acres, less ail of the iand on the north side
of the creek contained in th above described
real property sold to Ann Payton, tbe bal
ance remaining being 14 arras more or less.
auao txits three, four, fire and ix in Bloek
No. 119 in Hackletaan's Addition to tha
city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, aa ap
pears irom the map and plat ef said addifco
new on file and recorded in the efflee ef she
County Clerk of said Lir.: e-untv, Oregew.
Said property will be said for the per pose ef
partition.
TV.ed this trd day of X-riher, 1844.
M. Pavks,
Referee.
Executrixs Notice.
Notice is berabv eiren ihst tha nndsnuan-
ed has this day been duly appointed Ttxsea
trix of the Isst will and testament af An
drew J. Warren, deceased, late ef Lur
county, Oregon, by the County Oaartof said
county and State. All pereeos saving
claims against the estate of said deceased ara
required to present them property Verified
so the undersigned at her reeideuee at Browns
vUIe, Oregon, or to Weatherford & Blaak
bnrn her Attorney's at Albany, Or.
.this the 15th dsy of November, 14C.
Elita Waaamr,
Executrix ol the last will and testament ef
A. J. Warren, deceased.
Si mm
. a. eexxBBT. joss hansbaw.
ALBANY FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOPS.
CHERRY & HANSHAW.
Machine sn& Mill Builders,
Having opened op the old fenndry and
machine shops formerlv owned by A.
Cherry A Bon, and added new and late
improved machinery, we are prepared
to handle a!i kinda of heavy massstaerv.
We will manufacture Steam Pvigfoes, saw
and Qrist Mill machinery, also reed weak
Ing machinery of all kinds, all kin f
iron and brass easting made te r
Repairing of farm machinery a spa v
Patterns of alt kinds made en ar
notice. The best assortment of p m
in the State.
Shops corner 1st and Mont gem v U
ALBANY ORgQQrXL
"tEAMsilRIP.
eeaaaara to Pets? JL
ye i in all kinda ef shelf aad heavy kawiw jy,
ng " asa, Baieta jftnd eslM, opposite Odd Tm-