The state rights democrat., July 08, 1887, Image 1

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ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1887.
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PUOFKSSIONAL CARDH.
L. H. MONT AN YE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND--
Notary Public
llkAMft Oregon.
Office upstair, ow John RriggV atom,
nl street.
rl4n2Stf
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
iTTOKNEY AT LAW,
AMUNY. IKttK
ST
ILL PRAOTICR IN ALL THE COVSII of thr
State. Snsolal attention irivrn U Elections and
rhte ni titer.
m9Um In Odd riwt Temple. U:1
f, o. row ill. w. m. riltkv
POWELL A BILYEU,
.TTORNEYS AT LAW,
arB a a a jmmi
ab! Nenruer in i banee nr
alHAWY. - - OllflOV.
Collections promptly made on all point.
f.-an negotiated on reasonable tsrms.
rOfflw In Foster' Hrirk.B
Tl4nlif.
J. J. WHITNEY,
attorney And Counsellor At Lav
AND
otary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice In .11 of the Conrta of
.hlaState. All bnslneas In trusted to him
rlll bo promptly attended to.
E. W. LANCDON,
I'K V LER TTf
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COMBS,
and everything kept In flnl rltu Drug
torn. Also a flee stock of pianos and
organ,
ALBANY. OREWOX.
F08HAY A MASON,
-t'W.I SB ft KT A Sir-
I) racists and Booksellers,
Agent for John R. Aldan's publication,
which wa aell at ptblinher's prieaa with
oatageadJed.
ALBAMV, OHRtiOM.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet rticles, Etc.
PlllCtimiRS CalEFtLlI FILLED,
Opan day and night.
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
f have tha best stock of uruttnre in
city and will sail
th
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
Tha only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
a tha city and tha lowest pries in ths
allay. Coma and aaa.
Undertaking,
A oomplete stock and can glvs HAT1N
F ACTION. Try
A. B. WOODIN,
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offlca cor. First and Ferry Streets,
ABANY - - OREGON.
O. O mCBBBT.
C.R.PV4KK4
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY ft PARKES,
(Bnooeseora to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Mill frights, and Iror
Founders.
K HAVE OUR NEW 8 HOPS ALL
completed, and are bow prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Hteam Engines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all klnda f Iron
and Brass Castings.
rATTRBRS MIDI IESBT NOTICE.
apecial attention given to repairing all
lads of machinery. Will also manufac
re the Improved Cherry A White Grain
eprator
Notic8 of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
IT. 8. Land Offlca. Oregon City, Or. )
May otb. 1887. j
Notice In hereby given that, in corn pi I
ance with the provision of the Act of
Congress approved Jun3ri, ih,k, entitled
"An Act for tbe sale of Timber Lands In
Iba States of California, Oregon, Nsvads
and Washington Territory," David Myers
whose post-office address is S io, Linn
county, Oregon, has this day filed In thla
office hie application to purchase the 8 H
Of N E X and NofHEj, Section No
18, in Township No, 10, S Range No, 1
east of the Willamette meridian,
Alt persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the saint
at this office within sixty days from the
firet publication of thin notice.
W. T. BUKlfKY,
Register.
Notice for Publication,
Land Offloo at Oregon City. Or., )
May 25th, 1887. I
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
Infant Inn tn makn final nroof In feunnort
of hie olaim, and that said proof will be
made before the Comity Junge or fjounty
Clerk of Linn county. Or., at Albany, Or.,
B TBsaalar, July I'flb, IXHT
viia : Hylveater Prichard, Homestead En try
No.4838, for the N W M of See, 2C, Tp.
9 R. 1 E.
He names the following witness' to
prove bla continuous rMsidence upon, and
oulttvatlon of. aald lsnd. viz : J L Brry,
of Jonrdan Vallsy, P. O., LIuh Co , Or.,
J Shelton, of Jourdan Vallev, P. ()., I. inn
Co., Or., D. Hadson. of Fox Valley. P. O.,
Linn Oo , Or., J. Prlchara, of Fe Valley,
P. O., Linn Co., Or.
W. T. Bubnbv. Register.
NO HOME Bl KSSED WITH A BABY
is oomplebi without the monthly
vieita of BcLijtnotl, that delight,com
fori and aid of the mother. Only publica
tion in the , world devoted to tho ears of
young children. We are glad to recommend
it. (5 Beakman St.. N. Y.) HI. 50 a year ;
16 cents a copy - Clubbed with the lsuo-CB-aJr
for 93 a yawr.
First National Hank
OI.U HIW. ORKUON.
MJwi i . K.iajN
Vl.-a Pr.elJSjit a. K. Yet!.
whlr UKO. K. CHAMHkMLAW
TRANSACTS A tl ICS KRAI, banking hualnaas.
AOCOL'NTB REIT aabject Is check.
SIGHT KXCHANUK and tcleifraplito treiiantr, aoW
ni New York, San Pram-ieeo, ChLwtf" and Portl i
COI.LICCTIOXS MADE on favorable tenni.
MHmiRi
R. Voi mi. din, K Vu a utiaai. k s
L. R Riant, L. rUHN,
Warns K T fwm i ,
J. L. COWAN". J. W. BUStCX
Linn County Rank,
COWAN A CI SICK.
ALBANY - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a ranaral banking hue! asst.
DRAW Mi HIT DR AFTK s Nw Trk San 1st
tarond Fnrtlsnti, Oro.n.
LOAIf MOWEY mi wrrd twrnritT.
REl'RIVKaMwlUwbjt U cSMk.
COLLECTIONS titruld ; ua will rsrslvt prtHi4
HHsa
H. F. MERRILL,
Banking and insurance.
ALBANY, - - - ORECON.
SM a xchantf m .Na Vorh, San Kmnciavu aitd
lwrt)and .
Hu.t notas. Bis', otniily J l)r ararranls Ra
fllva tlafaarila aubjart to cImn'Ii. Inlrrral llor. uri
lima ilt ita.
'llMtln will in ti., pnmil allaiitlo.
CorraaputHlanrw autlcitad .
EBXHc h'tura from H a. in l .. p. m
II II a, W
.1 OIOIIIV,
Proprietor.
Ttiis house; ia now open end furnished
with the best new furniture. Kvsrythiog
eleea and ecntnodiona, offering to the gea
ersl public auperior accommodstinne to any
ia the city.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILL8.
All kinda of rough, dressed
nd seasenad inmber, lathe and
pickets kept constantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON A WEST.
MISS EMMA 8CHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
WILL BROS.,
Di alers in all the Leading
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos.
A full line of
Sheet music, niuainal met-chancline. ammunition, fishing. Uckl ale. Warranted
rsKors, butcher and pocket knlvaa.
THE BEST KIND OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
Oils and Extras for all Machines supplied.
LINN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Repairing of sewing machines mimical Instruments, guns, etc. neatly dona,
ALBANY. - OREGON.
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery. Glass Ware and Hardware.
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements,
Agent tor Fire and Marine Insurance
FRANK BROTHERS IMPLEMENT CO.,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
DedUrs In
Farm and Mill Machinery.
Walter A, Woods' Mowere, Reapers
Thomas and Royal Self Dump RaKes ; Hoages' uouwe uraper
Headers ; Saar, Scott & Oo.'s Threshers and Horse
Powers ; Rock Island Walking, Gang
and Sulky Plows.
Moat Com plat line of
HiiBieies. Carriage and Spring Wagon on the Paniflo Coast, Having received aur
"f . . . ' i.i. r, ilia ir.it.Kt.. wa ara irnniir In a va nnrnn.
firooas (lurins ine tow rsien on iru-guv n.ui
. - ... a a . f
Uimera the benefit, and aell them goods in
T.nmiuKuo x nn.TurDulvri)i i'uiriiiTin th a rv-
igue and Prices.
Address FRNK BROT1
or J, Gbabworl, Agent, Albany, Or,
AuOreSfl' r rv IN rv Dtvwi
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO 8Y TOO MiX'H T. rBAISE OP THI9 GOOD OLD BTANDAltD
family medicine. It cannot ho t jo highly rerommended, u it ia tmly a MAItVEL OF TUIJ
AGE, and uo Uouaahold alioulil ba without it. It yrevi'iita as well aa curaa SWin Pineaaea.Qout,
KheumaliNW, Orarrl, and all KHney Klaaaa., Affecttsd Urar, Headache, Kaua. T.llo fTtad,
Indlgeation, Conatipattoii, PUrrh and Dyamtery, Tevcr and Aue, BlecpJeaaucaa, laaitnilt.
Foul Br ath. and evii7 dlaeaae brought on or aruvnt.-.l by a diei-rdored atoinach. It la m Kie.
clfie agalaat oontauiou and an efth-aeMu renwdy for Bilionsneaa, Nenroaancaa, Scrofula,
.lauudica and Dyapepeia.
H Purl fit a tha Blood, Clesuaes the atomach and Bowels, andgireathe whole ayatem
Haaithy and Delightful Tone. Thera never waa a Medicine for the Nursery equal to it.
SKIN AND SCALP
C-lMnxt. Part flea End HeMtitifl
etj by tkit) iillrwr KetMeatee.
rarakaaatai ih gfcln Eoslp ( UUiWarK
Humor, t.r all lug Hotting. BBratttg 'iu tutlaui
utatlui, tor ourlnif ilia ftrat ayinplam ul Ri Jiama,
lrlao. Mtlk Criut, ticaly Hd, Bcrofsla. and
nthar Inharilnl Olclu a id Hloml Plauaaaa, Culli'iira,
tha grasi hkln Curs, slid Cuikcurs Esap, sn xquUlt
Skill M-autinar..Marully, and Csticiim Itswdvtllt,
tha now BIxhI rMrtfttr, iMt-rnsUy, ar tntslltble.
A OMPLMTC CUBE.
I hsva auffarsd all my Ufo with tkin dlaaaaa of dll
farant kind, knd luva 'is far found parmanant rallaf,
until, by tha ailrWof ldv (doa4.l ut yosr Ju
hi- cuiWnra KaaMdias. Inn isa s tkoruugh
trial, ualng . bulUst sf IA (tittcurs BSalaii. twa
b..4 nf irutU ura1id strsti uskMof CuBrtira Basn,
and tha rsaull -aa JuM what I had bass 114 It wmtld
SS a owuiplata cura .
HKLLR WAPE, Rtotansnd, V.
Itfaraii. t) W UUntr, Dr.tglt, Riihmnd, Ts,
MALT RHEUM ( I RED.
1 wat irouhlad with Salt Rhaunt fur a tinmuar of
yur. that tha akin anUrsly oatns sE nna of say
Baud fruni lha flugartllMt to tha wrkB. I triad ramo
dla and davlura' prsatri4hina k it earn until I
loniMian. ad la kin,- Cutlvum ttaiusdisa, and no I Mu
eaUrais sarei.
K. T. PARKER,
STB Jfo.-thampi.Mi Huston.
DRI'tifUISTN EX DORSE THEM.
Hi add quantity of your l ull- ura Ratnadlao
On of my cualouiora, Mrs Honry KUtU, wh bad lot
tar on bar html to eaoB as saUnt a w nauaa tas
akin to pal (T. and far aight yar ah augwt . A graat
If. waa"niplatal i:iirat hy tha ua or our iuadi in
l',X, BYK, UriiittfUi. I'antnn, Ohi..
IK lll.fj, MCAtYt PIMPLY.
for tha last ar I hava had a tpx-io of iW hlnr.
sslv and plndv huiion on my faoa w which f hava
applll a grmi many malhoita at treatment without
uooaaa, aiwl which waa apcodl y and anlirly rurd by
Oaataaea.
MKn, 14AM- I'tlEl.PS. Ra.cn..., O.
no MEDICI ME LIKE THEM.
Wa bava aaUi yaui ulU una Rcmmllaa fur lha laat
al yasra, and no madUlua m rur .halra gOa battar
aMBBBBBBa
t . r. A1IIE;iTn. Dtusy'. AILnny.R. V,
t'ntlrura Rati.a.liaa ara aold avrrvwbar. Pric,
CBakura, M) .anU . Raoleiit. l . Ixp, ii aoata
rt parad Uy tb Potior Dnt an--! t 'hcnthml t o Itoa
ton. Mas. BeaaUrsr "Ran is ar sata Bia-
PQHHQ fimpla. Skin Ulamiahaw, a.l llaby
UlaVDOf Humor, ourad my I'utlcura Soap.
Catarrh to Consumption.
Catarrh In lu 4truclit a R.rvo aBuid l to aod
undonbtadly lasda ou to ...i.aumpu . It I I bar
for atagular thai tboaa aaticta! with Ihla fasrfot
dlassa aboutd no mk It tb bjavt of thair llraa t .
rial ihrtuaoHaa of tt to4lro nHuaalk loneootad
b lnorajit pratsndSrs to rnadkwl koowladra ba
Task mail lb tifldnao ut ii. grwa' ma) iiy uf auf
aind talif of mlaarr ratbrr than to tsr tbm-
ala wiih .to iliHul paJllati.o
Hut Uat will uavar do, t.'atarrb moat ba iixlst
vary ata and oorabtd with ail our wight. In
Tb boaw and osrtrilsg d Um so . lb or-
-an uf haariuf. of aag and of laating u aEartad sa
to ba uaalaaa lb avn'a a 'iomrd, lb Utruat o
.nflamuaad and Irritslwl as t product s xtaiant
arul iliatrwaaine rough
Sanford a Esdsnl tnrs U ovary pkaaa f CaUrrb
fr,.m . .imi4a haad ...4 l tb m i loathwMtia ao
BSlractlre lura It ia 1-al and email' uuonal.
iu iaami. iwdbiu, i hi i.nii,,
a i l naar fillw.
..it. haattla ul Lha K1I1..I
1.... 1 .irrl..i M .,!:. a-iJ an !m -r.nJ
inhaW. witb a-oUaa . prt, t. rtlr lrui and
ckmM c" "kindey, pains
1 HIMTB, thai waar. Ilfaloa
,.r aonaailu.. er i-raaant w.m it... .
- - a'k lltrfc aaa Lata.
FAsSlnx llil- -J N'W, i-tonua raiua,
amaajj l..ftim.ati.7n. la rllaud and mti-
'II. IK. ItallMN laH.I.lB
riaaaar. a naw, original. ata;nt and infallib' an
Udla U. pain and liiniimaUn. At all .rutflla,
v Sr for fl ; or of Potur IH-ur and fAsaBBBl SEj
and Steel Wheel Twine Binders .
our line lower than ever Before. Write for
v..., - " P . " .
h I . an h int.. ax than shah hsfsnA W mIia aVk
iiniw imi urjHiMi. . "'t tuiu.iiu) vii
u u h i i i u ton
(Pre ear regular terrstsesueet
WAiimoTOJC, Jun loth, 1887.
For tha Iwt two WNk, thlt bwiu
tlfu! city hau had tha umnul vhiU
t ton of a hoavy rain, bIiuomI UaJly, to
axparlaaca that N bacotolngextratna
ly raoDotonotja, nwt to ny annoy Inf.
Id politloal circle, fipaciiiUy atnoug
Deqiocrata, thi quaetlona tuoai dli
cuafteti ara tha tariff, tha aural M In
tha National Traaaury, and tha prob
able extra session uf Oongraat to Oc
tbar next, t tfrnaldr theso momoo.
toua laiuei of such grava lmsirt both
to tha wolfare at the country ar.d tha
su r. of tha Dain'xrracy. Mr. ii f
dull and (It a protection ivLmW0tSi
ganctaliy, appoai an extra aeaaion,
and It la thought the President rather
Iodines U the sama ofloroo, whila
Mr. (; ul:il. and Ida adherents je
understood to favor an oxtra aeaaln.
But, while there U grast dlvarsiiy of
sentiment upon these subjects, sll
agree opoo tnn prnptMl.l m th it
aomathlng roust ladone by Ongrra
to rolleve tba people of the TJnlle1
States from evils rerulilng from our
present system of Internal Uxsllun
an 1 m faulty flscnl iollcy Inherited
from the Republicans, both of which
appear to combine to produce indus
trial depression and increase of tha
surplus.
PuMIe Printer Benedict i still
weeding out a large number of his
employes, aud it would seem dismiss
al from the public service is tba or
der of the day, as ten clerks in the
office of the Second Con I roller of (he
Treasury have been i" tut d that
thtdr official aervice a ttt not he re
quired after July 1st, and about the
i imc number will ba diopned off the
Palunt Offlca rails about that time ,
theru ara no charges against these
unfortunates tbey will be situ ply
IsglsUted out of office. And an, be
tw.toi the fetr of dismisaa) are! the
new nightmsre of civil service re
form for tho MinstM ss well as the
"outi," many of tho poor clerks are
broken of their real and have a ptle,
haggard, hunted look.
So ucf'ea'iful wu tha late Nation !
Drill fr in a mliltHry standpoint
wholly the result of Individual eff irt
that Oeneral Hnorldn, sa - o
nviader of the Uited States Army,
win, in his annual report to the Sec
retary of War, recommend that Con
gress make provision for an annual
drill and encampmtnt, te be held
under the auspicee of the Army in
Washington In order that the Irre
pressible American military pi tit
may be gratlfled and disciplined.
Tnefitgf on all the public huild
ins in tho Ntlonal Capital were
(laced t htlf weal, by order of the
PreslJent, ou tbu day o' the funeral
of Win, A. Wheeler, the nun who,
by tne favor ot fraud, Ailed the first
term of Vice President Tho.nss A
Hendricks. Mr. Wheeler, after re
tiring from office, lapsed into such
utter obscurity, ecoinlng, too, both
a mental and a physical wreck in re.
cant yenrn, that ha had boon almost
forgotten by the public. I will do tbe
dead man the poor justice to say that
be was far better thn his accomplice,
it. B.Hayes, who aa a common
chicken frmert aurvlvaa to bear the
shame ef the greatest outrage on lib
erty of the century.
It I whispered from the White
House that an event of a most inter,
eating nature, one that will be
memorable in history and in tha
home.tife of t ie President and hit
youthful wife, is likely to occur In
thnt grand mansion in tho melan
choly days of November, t
John Sherman has formed a com
bination with Lvi P. Morton, the
millionaire iatensin (?) of New
York, by which it is proposed to
wrest the Empire State from Blaine's
support and make the Republic to
ticket Shermtti and Morton. Toe
lattnr's chief motive in the deal is to
rvenge himself upon the Blalneaos
for defeating him far United States
Senator last winter! The strife in
New York between tbe Blaine and
Sherman forces is waxing so warm
that it may ultimately revive all tbe
latent bitterness of the quarrel of the
Stalwart and Half-Breed factions,
which led to the resignation of Conk
ling and MeToo Piatt, the disruption
of the Republican party of that State,
and the assassination of Garfield.
One morning Mr. Oliver, Juntice
of tbe Peace for the District of Col -umbia,
somewhat like Lord Byron,
woke to find hiimelf famous. Tbi
doughty Squire had been notified of
his reraovul frr;m the office he holds,
by the President, but Squire Oliver
denltrH tho Executive's right to re-
move him holding that such power
is vested only In the Cutirt . in (4en
eral Tern, and refusing to budg"
an inch, he appeals to that tribunal j
for protection.
A Georgia legislator proposes to tax
ts Urn
THM .IL UISDICTION OF r KOEItAL COI'ltTS.
While some of tbo Republican pa
pera are growing very excited and
denunciatory over the possibility that
tbe President may appoint a S uth.
em Democrat, anJ perhaps an ex -
Cot. fade rte, to the Supremo Court
to fill the vacancy caused by tho death
of Judge Woods, the New York
Tinum, which still clilmf to Ih Repub
lican, not withstanding its mugwump,
ery, hopes that a Southern man will
be appointed to tha vacancy, and says
vary properly that this ought to in
done. Reviewing the history of the Su.
pft mo Court, the ftater points out
i that R was reconstituted when the
Republican party came Into power in
1101.
The Tim is not onl not alarmtd
over the poas blllty of a Southern
Dotu'vrat being appointed on the
Supreme Bench, but looks forward to
tbe Democrats accusing atatolute con
trol of thoeourt.aud is neither fright
ened nor sorry nver it, lndeel, wel
eomea It as promising good for the
country. Th Timm -ays : In anna
respects a change uf the kind tbat la
likely to ncur In tae next six yesra
ibat l lha appointment of a ma-
J rlly of Damonrat in tho court is
dssirsble. The conslitutHniil Ques
tions arising out of the oid order of
things are pretty well tattled. There
Is ill tie chaoee of conflict over the
righla of stab-, and the tendency to
give predemi nance to national author
ity haa gone far enough. In tome
rjepect thre has been a disposition
to construe tha powers of the Federal
Oovernroeut hxj brmdly, as for In
stant in in .-lining to uphold all gnu's
and patent mad by Ira authority,
however that auihriiy may have
b-tn .i u, i try its agent. The moat
important question arising now-a.
days and likely to arlso (or a true
years to c me affect th rights of tm
people against those of chartered cor
poratlooeani grantees and pitenUxe
of the government. A little more
sympathy for popuhr tights and a
lit'le lee regard for interests that
have become veeted, thmugn a vio
lation of Uw ur of eouo J principle, if
not through actual fraud, w uH d .
no harm. Of course, conserv.tiiiu I
a neeesaary characteristic uf the tri
hunal of last resort, but It should be a
conservatism that would shield lha
jOst rights ef tbe paople a effectu dly
as (hose of corporations or the direct
graotee of puttie fa v ire and prt v
leges.
The Timm ia very right in its con
clusions The Federal C am hve
been very grasping in the last two
decades, snd have eU luted much Ju.
rtediction that did not belong to them.
The mid-night onier of Judge Dure ll,
eialag a State House and overturn
ing a 8tate government, ia a fair
sample of the tendencies of the K.-tl
ersl Courts during the last twenty
odd years. A halt ought t have
been called long ago. In the West,
even among the Republicans, there
Is a strong feeling against the usur
pations of the Federal Court", and
Iowa, Nebraska and the great North,
wast would welcome a Supreme
Court which waa opposed to an ex
tension of the Federal Jurisdiction and
more favorable to the people aa op
posed to corporations and monopolies.
A NKW l iKN Kit ATI ON.
O jv. Amss,of Mssachusett8,brought
out, in bis KaneuH Hall speech befoie
tba ex -Confederate soldiers of Virgiria,
SB idea which the demagognsa ignore in
tbeir appeals to tbe old war spirit.
"Wa sometimes hear it naid," re
marked tbe Governor, "that there ia a
new South. But that only half atates
ths situation. There is a new Ninth,
too there is a new American t ation
grown ii i since the war. The entiie
country in 1861, when tl.a graat civil
conflict began, had but thirty million
people. To-day it contains rixty mil
lion. There are two nations on our
soil to-day of tha size of tba nation of
1861, and they, thank God.are under the
same flag."
This states an important political
fact in a concrete form. Thousands of
men wi'l vots for President next ye.tr
who were not born until two years after
the great civil war ended. One of ths
men who fought on ths other aide said
to Massachusetts : "If you get into
any trouble with your neighbor across
tha border on the fishery question, and
Khali need any hlp,the men of Virginia
will come and help you." Another
brave Confederate deolared : ''There
are no more loyal people anywhere in
this broad land to-Uy than the people
of Virginia."
The new na'.ion will noi respond to
J ths qis t er-CRirt ry-eld war orirta. L i,
the atrife-H'irting demag igues make a
txite ef tli. it.
Small wraea of ruby, deep blee,(erra
cotta or Viron velvef, with garnitures
j of black
are tn vogue,
ire
The St. Paul (tiobe ptibliabes a Oslo
ful and thorough eauvssa of im eiioia
and Btvettaeiu prgftfcafh1 rf the.
tloo an the presidantlal (juration,! ivrt
ing the slates of Miniie.ol-, lows unci
Wisconsin, sna" tha rmitm(iHi of Dcoia
and Montana, The rs prt'Ssinna hav
been ubtsinaii by circular und through
0orrepmidenta,Hnd oever ihe field eery
fullj. The ia pisstlcally ttn oip(wi
tinn o (;inv-lnd. The dsmauil for hig
renomination i utianiuouc. There are
a tew Hill or ii, hut Cleveland over
shadow everything and everybody.
Blaine ia the favorite with tha Repuh
lioans, but thire i a very rrtarkad feel
ing of opnaefttea io Idtn. The former
anthaslsatie BJsiae feeling is nn loafer
sppsrent. The gsnersl sentiment as-
praise I by RtublioanM is that ilo-y
IsM glad to aee him ri,nminahd
ami elr-e'wd, but they f'ar ba will not
heeisete'l. AHism lesda Blatnio Iowa
45 to 40 15: . ii.. laada Seimsn in
Minnesota IJtfwtM, Line. In, lis w ley
and Allion ur ih" Itv iiit win r'si-
dential eud: 1 i s s-n , t.b )tpob!i
cana, with jiig'tt 'brT-reocs Wrrn
them. Vilaa bad efesaa r-ci to Ket
ahead of Crli-i. Hi on stats aavrd
him. K 0tr - f ili vbmm would tin
doubtadly suit tbe D racy of tbe
Northwest on a ti.jk'1 tth C.evetsnd.
The poll, foor-tifiha of lbs ,. ssiot.-s
being from e luorif, ii ,w, as f lluwa in
tha at ite and tarritottaa named ; Clave
Ian I. 297 ; Hill, 23: scstfeHej, 19:
Biaine, 23H ; Aliiaoo.O.I ; Shnusr,,78;
L-ncu t,iy ; et tiing, 20. Kir Vies-
Presi. eit : V.lse, 10 J Carl s'-, 6 j
BUck, 10; McD'.nldI." ; sentteiing,
60, Lined. , 60; H. ;- s35; Allison,
29; llMiaint16; Busk. 16; Fairchra',
25 ; Sro rman, 23
eaateriaga 70.
An
lawg
thst the lauff
are ee btauninliv arraeged that
it tr M 4
amwe as fovi. children sod
others aa a
being tits
taritl otk
fish free of
p c
hi
d i fi.
I Hat
T fiaherruen
M of Eastern
ra s liei' aalt ir euring
In y. Itit the farmer, be
i 'bee,, have te psy 83 per
1 1 bulk aali 39 oer can:
tag au-ji el
cant l k,-
r
On ai:t in bey if t iry want to use aalt
in their fsrtohou-ies. Tba Tieaaury,
groaning uteltr a ao,, u., f $100,000,
00), 4W ii io a iltea- daty in 1 886 ot
$70ti,.'l2! 31 on for tj, s.U. Ti.-home
pndii!fion i va .ii t aeasH $5,000,
000. Tn. beiug eajh ..ic-d ' lrast by
dint of th tarttf; e,v )2.0u0,000, it
therefore follows thai ih coui.tr v pays
a tax of so u- $2,700,000 f u the luxury
of usin nsI'.iu r- th nt hlf .f whicn is
aid bv rh- f;trurs.' And with these
fan's brf rf iIim, 'he plufsCtliBlisIa, or
rather b dep .i, m, want (.ba revenu
tx seasneed lr aaa h tch luxmies as whis
ky and to' c.j i i nrdaf to leaaen the
sttp!iM in ihf ltani y, hi'e the tariff
remains en s'l ihe necnt iK of lite.
How fri-ra sie induced to vote for
mv. Waa bowl f r fre whtshj, while sll
tbd necS'i ii of I.f'n Hie iii'vtiy taxed,
is ae)eajd on. e mprriinaiori.
asmmBBmaamaas
rrom ajn cil in testiga - x . i.ng
ov?r the Miiire stse ot Soo.h Carolina
it ap,n r iImi the c:ops in i.eiv coun
ty are betii-r thiti ib-v h re leu for
lwnit-6vs jests. As ihe crops are
a . S . a a aa
na tnaue, m- outlook li a bt untcous
hareaa is ad that oonid 1st dired. The
nmall grain ha been hmeed. Wheat
and oats am 20 pet eut betlaf than laat
yeai's crop, and the ield tf cirn, fiom
the preaeut muiook,witi be 50 per cent
better. The chief crop of the tate is
cotton. The area of this yaat's ctop is
abi.mt 10 per cent, ueoe t h ttt Isst )ear,
and i h cor dition tbt crop is eati
muted at 99, KMit.st 86 at ibis lime
last year. Farmeia ate in high bpitits
aud say that, ilu v will be sbie to atsrt
off on next aai'a wo k wi h all debts
paid ittai uiuuey in bank- The rice
crop, which m coutite-d te the neseoeet,
is in spleudid condition, but there ia
dHog r yi t from hi;li water at.d rioe
bird a.
The iVeaideof a4 a)el pteasedtia
all rt-sptctf, ai h bin recent jnui.t to
Sa.Hi.se Lk that i'.e I. us ahjesd) m p
ptd pat a f imiLr t ur, up. ii wI.kIi he
will start with Mis. Cleveland in
July. The t XKCt detitinalton h nu yut
knowu, as tbe Preatdenl'a deatrs ii that
the p'aa fhtll not be dividend until he
Is ready to start. What tmth there
may be tn thw repoit that the President
and Mr. Cleveland will aienn the
greater pari f July stid Augnit travel
ing in tho WfKt d.xR not trni apir.
Certain it i, howi vt.r, h;t the pUns
for a short trip aafly in July ate al
ready matured. The Pren leiit diives
out t.. H'd Tp m-arly ewry at ei rio-.m,
and dini'H i h Men. FoUi mi and hir
aiater, Mrs. Welch.
Th't k white dreP.e,tt in taOllgh-f ,will
be much worn.soma of lha mwet how
in infer A'oven op"n-work stripes.
Corsets,
N H. Allan & Co., have in stuck a splen
dil line of corsets. Cnnsistion of the justly
celebrated C, Pa, Dr Warner's, Dr Ia'a 8.
K'a, the Albany 3taadarfl, our spinal brand,
&ho if Everlaatiug,
i sn I in
I
XHW SPRING GOODS.
Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, Ec
At prices never before offered in Albany and
N. H. ALLEN & CO..
are the
ones that are
propose to sell
CASH AND
only, and will duplicate the price 3 given in any
Spring Oatalouge in the State. We propose here
after to talk to point, and
Give You Prices
upon application by mail or otherwise that will
ASTONISH YOU.
Mail orders solicited, and samples sent upon ap
plication.
N. H. ALLEN & Co.
57 First Street Albanr.
TBS Btarrol f oiublnailoa.
Tree delicacy of flavor with true elBoacy
of act ion, baa taiea attained in the me of a
California liajaid fruit remedy, Symn of Kige.
Ita pleasant taste and beneticial eflVctx have
rendered it imtnenssly popular For amis by
Fcsthay k Maaoo, whoieaBle and retail,
-as-
Bring Mare PlesafBt.
to ths taste, more acceptable to tbe afcnusch
sad more truly beneficial in ita action, the
famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrap
of Figs, ia rapidly aopersediag sll others.
Try it. Foraale by Foahay ft Masoa.
, ;rtiakeaaess, or Liquor Habit, can be Curedb;
almiautariag Dr. Haines' Ooldea tpacifle.
It csa be a i veu ia s cup ot coffee or tea with
rat tue ktiowlettge of the person taking it, ef.
le tlrtc a speedy and permanent cure, wht tlier
oe paltaBI Is a moderate drinker or aoulco
l.o.lc wreck.- Thousands of drunkards have
u made temperate men who have takec tbe
il' it Specinc in their coffee without their
mi ledge, and to-day believe they quit drmk
at of their own free will. No harmful effect
i-e- i.ts from lUadmtnUtration. Cures miaiaii
H i'd. Kend for rtrcnlar and full particular.
A litress in confidence Uouir spKcirici'o.,
iv, ltace St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Owing to the increased demands of our
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iato a larger Moje and we can now be
f mnd next door to H, E. YouBe where
wa will be pleased to see tor patrons. If
you i ced any Moves, furniture, tinware,
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jars, trunk-, books, roller skates, saddles,
saws, planes, etc., and a theuesae dif
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THE FAMOUS CUSTOM-MADE
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