The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 26, 1887, Image 1

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THE DEMOCRAT
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Advertising medium
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Willamette Vslie.
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plication.
VOL. XXIII.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 86, 188T.
NO 4
SUB.
TO
DEMOCRAT,
! IN ADVANCE ; $2 50 AT END
OF YEAR.
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Rights 13
PttKfc8SlONAL I'ARDH.
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND--
Notary Public.
41fcy, Oregon.
Offlos upstair, o vnr John Rrlra atore,
at etraot. rUntttf
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY WJBUC.)
iTTOUNRY AT LAW,
ALBaHY. niRfiOl.
ITILL PU40TICB IJf ALL THE COtTRTS OF THK
" 'it. Hiatal l'n;("ii v'teen t i'lei-Ute and
.
ntrois n CM fallow Tmils ft:t
I, O. FOWKLL. W. U. WITH'
POWELL A BIXYKF,
,TTORNRYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Chancery,
tl,ttAY. - IRF,flO.
OollaoMons promptly made on nil points.
1 . 'ana negotiated in reasonable Urms.
fftVOfflo In Four's Hriok
rHniSif
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Pablle.
ALBANY, 08EG0N,
Will praotto in sll of the Court of
.UlaStst All bustnea intrant) to him
will bo promptly attended to.
E. W. LAPtCDON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COMBS,
end everything kept In ft first claan Dru
Store. Also fine stock of piano aim)
organ.
ALBANY. OREGON.
FOSHAY A MASON,
-"wi jr amis-
racists and Booksellers,
Amenta for Johi B. Aldou's publiontlone,
which we eeil e pi biiaher's prions with
ptagsadJsd
OltKCJOH.
DRUGGIST;
Stationary, Toilet rticles. Etc.
PlItCIIPTIORS C4BEPFLLY FILLED,
Open day end night.
Albany, Or.
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - . OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
Pitted np In flret-ciaee style. Tables
nppMed with the loet In too market.
Mice sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial trave'.era.
eWree ark ta aa.l
DR. J.L. HILL.
Physician and Surgeon,
Office cor. First and Ferry Streets,
ABANY - - OREGON.
O. r nifiiHT r. a. pr tat-:
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKBS,
(SnoBoaaora to C. C. Cherry.)
lacMnlits, Iillfright8, and Imr
Founders.
WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
completed, and are now prepared to
handle all Kinds of heavy work, we will
mannfaotnre Steam Engines, Grist and
flaw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Brass Castings.
r&TTBBMS M4K BOOST XTiCK.
Special attention given to repairing all
Inda of maohinery. Will also man ufao
re the improved Cherry A White Grain
eprator
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
Alljkinda of rough, dressed
nd seasi ud lumber, laths a
pickets kept constantly on
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
KOBWSON A WEST.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given thst the unJr
aigned. the An'rr.inifaratrlx with the will
auhezed of the estate of James Mady, tit
ceased, has QWd In th Coonty Court of
Linn ooanty, Oregon, ber final account
and said Court has fixed
Meaaay (be -ilk day of He plena ber, last,
at the bonr of one o'clock p. rn. of said
day. at sits Court Haue in Albany, Ore
ten, for bearing aaid account and the aet-
Uemenl or objections thereto All persona
interested in a tin estate can appear at said
time and placo.
July 11th, 1887.
MAKOtHET MaUT,
Administratrix, ete.
WaaTHRRpnRTMk IlLACKmraf
Attornuva lor Administratrix.
Administrator's Notica of Appoint
ment. Notice is hTby given that the under-
f-igned haa beft. by the County Court of
I-Inn conofy. "regem, duly appointed
Administrator of lie estate of Anrrenious
Cary, deeeaaait. All pHraon having
:lann ste(nr, id Hs'at will present tbe
aamo'.otiiM undersigned, at bis reaideace
neir ('iH'tforrifcvill, Liua county pOregu,
lu.y rifld in the manner provided by
a wititn aix months from thi date,
July 29th. 187.
m i r.EH Cart,
Administrator, etc,
V' BATI7KKPOKD a BLAOKBUno,
Atty'a for Administrator.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice l hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Wm. Port
miller and Chas. Qrush under the finn
name of Wm. Fortmiller St Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr Brush re
tiring. All indebtedness will be paid and
accounts collated by the new firm, consist
ing of Wm. Fori miller and T. H. Cone.
Albany, Or., Aug. and, 1887.
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS.
I am now iteming nay fall and
win 'ft stock of Knot a and sin,, I
have a, mealy a fitted up Boot and Shoe
8ore, end as complete a "took aa any
this side of Portland and vry few better
in Portland. I buy aI my boots and
ahwe direct from manufacturer and am
authorised to warrant every pair no mat
ter bow ohap. No firm in Oregon
bare any advantage of rn- in buying aa
1 buy in quam hi, and the oash.
In ladiea', miaaea and children's shoe,
I k-p much th largest, IkmI and great
at varioiy in the city. My aim will
always to give aa good value for
the mnnev as pneeihly can be done.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
First National Bank
OF ALB4XI, OREfJON.
rjsx
a, g. Tot ft;
.OKO. K. I'liAMBEKLAl.N
Vtaa rVaaideril
TRANSACTS A OCNKBAL bardnag buafaaaa.
AOCOUSm KEPT subject ta ebsefc.
BIOffT KXCHANOK and talevrapbU: taanafar, auk
Mew Tar. Baa rrsscsMO. Cblssgs aa Port I
CLI.EtTIONHMtroo favvrmbla
inatTrnss
it. Totras, Oso, K Cm 1 ana la: v
L. E Btais, 1. Fuas.
Waums B Traasus
H. F. MERRILL.
Banking an? Insurance.
ALBANY, - - - 0REC0U.
Hall aaFbaitfa on Maw Tart, Baa Fran -W and
Portland.
Buy note., SUa enunty sa e'ty war rant a Ba
caivt d.KMTlU attbjart ta etvack. Intareat allowed on
.iivie K)eii4,
CbllSSllfaH will recefre prrvwpt attanUVwi.
CnrraiposJaaea soUeitad .
FsTOfBoa boors from I s. m . ta I p. m .
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
yy ;! CU1TKR8, ATTKNTIOIf f
Nhvtr forget that we always keep In
stock a J ill Hns of axea, -eroaa-ent saws,
steel ud iro-i wedgee,ledge. maul rings,
etO. ?STBW ABT at 8oX.
WILL BROS.,
Dealers In all tbe lieading -
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Opns and Pianos.
A full
Sheet music, mualoal merchandise, ammunition, nahinrf'tackl ete. Warranted
razors, butcher and pocket knlvea.
THE BEST KIND UF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES.
Oils and Extras for all Machines supplied.
LINN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Repairing of sowing machines musical Instruments, gnna, etc. neatly done,
ALBANY, .... OREGON.
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware.
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements,
Agent tor Fire and Marine Insurance
WILL CURE Diarrhoea and Dysentery.
WILL. CURE Pimple on tbe face, and Freckles
WILL CURE Old Sores and Ulcers.
WILL CURE Wind in the Stomach.
WILL CURE Headache and Nervou Depresaoil
WILL CURE Scrofula.
WILL CURE Summer Complaints
WILL CURE Rheumatism and Gout.
WILL CURE Pains in the Bones tad Joints.
WILL CURE all Shin Diseases.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AHO CftOOtRt
BABY HUMORS
And all Skin and Scalp
Diseases Speedily Cur
ed by Outioura,
Our Hit U to 1 will b four ytars it ass n ths t.ith
lnt. In May, I SUA, hs ttaokvU wita a vsry psln
btl breaking oat ut Ilia kin. Wa oallsd In a ptiral
jian wh trealMt him lor about tour wsska Tea
chiltl rvoalvcl UUU or uu fond from ih irMtuiaat,
a the braliiir out, ijnr.l by the phyaltftau u. k
hl In an aaaravatvil fort. haoama larvsr In blot- Im
n m .ie and mora niatrwaalna Wa war frpiunilv
ablbnal to get ui '.n tha ilht sn.l rub htm with aoda in
alr, atnm llniiuauta. ate. Finally, wauvllad nlhcr
ihili Una, unl. i u U-aa than aix luut KtUmntad u
vura hint, all alike lalllna, ami tha child atoadlv act
ling riM ami wona, until about tha tOth ot laat
Jul, wlwn wa began toatve him Cutloura Hasulvaut
internally, ami ihr truueura, ami ctiiliura ffcmn a
toriially, and by tha taatnf AUtfUM ha wm m nearly
wall that wa jrlve hint only u d
about atrery aHtl day fur about
ha baa never bow trvublad siaa
iliiav i.f tl Kvai.lt enl
leu da l.msf.r.ai
!noa with the h.irrili
malady, to all wa iul Im than otie haif a h.tttlr ut
V uueura tleautveitt, a !itt)s leaa than one l of full
ears, and only una aka of Cutlcur ,
II K. ItrAX.CavUi-a. .o li.aet.-n C . III.
Mubribait vd wou U MSJM me title fourth day
a; January, iff, C. a. nm, 9 1.
NCR 0
Uat Iprlna I was vary sick, being e erad with
me kind uf acrofuU. Tha doctora iu1d tint heir
ma. Iwaaadvlaed to try tha Cuticura Haaulvant, 1
did ao, and In a day I rraw oettar, untu l am aa well
SSSVer. I thank ton for It vary aaueh. ami wnuld
like to have it tale to la Pdblic
KIW IIOratNN, North Attleboro. V
SKI1I DiafiAUK ( I'REB.
Mr. Frank Mcnuakr aava that ur t.'uUsa:a
ad law otuad bla boy l a akin dlaasss altar saewal
araaad taiie.1 to bei tna auy, lie aiani var
howdran d-dlara with do.Urta, fallcura
J' K. Tl KKan v, rUaaant Moattt, la.
fnUcura. tha arreat aaln cure, and CuUcura
nrcuared frum It. aitarnally. and CuUoara Rsaulvant
tha new blood urilar, iataraslly. ara a toaiUv cure
for atrery form at akin a.td btaud diaaaae fnm dmplaa
to ssreraia.
Sold everv ehert, Prioa : ('UtlBara, fiO ran la ; Cu
licura oae, U easts ; Cuticura Haaoivset, ft. IYs
fesrwd by rattar amt 'hmi-aJ Co., Boataa.
fa. "Haw ie Care akta tara."
idea, llbw-kheewta. Kkin Btewlahea. and Haby
llutuora, aaa Cut leura Spap
A Word About Catarrh.
It la Urn
meeabraa, that mooderful aaaai
indlng the deUeata Ueawea of tbe
that CaUfTh amass lla atrotu.-
it .ate Iniu Um vary vllaia.
1 varv vttaJa.
tlsaaaa. eaittaw tba aeaaa of saariaa. iraaasaalitit tha
power of apeex-k. deatr..iaf tha faculty sf SBaall, taiat-
In tba baa. It aaaasSs the nmfcrsnsM tSsW aa
Nothing
t tbe Mttsat. and ail alUvU'lvaa ara
atssUneUd auBennn, taadlas to a laud
a Radical Cure, by Inhalation end by intr. t-aJ
1 ration, haa never faile.1 ; even when tha dla
ColLtltU-
itnna. haartng. atoeli am' lasts bats beam rac farad,
and the dieaae Ihoruoghly driven ovlt."
MaMfurd'a ItadUal Curs lis list! of oaa baiUe of tba
Radwml Cure, una boa Catarrhal a-Jvent, an one la
iitova IneJer, neatly wrapped it. ana packava, with
full dlroottaue ; prVt. poller lrua and Che
iBBi-al
Co..
OH ! MY BACK ! MY BACK!
K RUtt 1 1 I !K MIBITK.
Ai hi".' bwrke, hlpe. and aides, kidney and
asart n peine,
In one minute
aaalkahllible eaabiu-. u, i-in ami
M.-rfl ai! -Irwgf HI Paltar Intg and
teal t o,.
J. U COW AN.
J W. C11K K
Lint. Gtanty Bank.
COWAN A CD8ICE.
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
imAMKaOWassasiBl
OBAW HliillT DRAFTS on Bow Tart. Bam Free
easea rnrtbisll Qisaim.
LOAN MO WIT an appmyed sscurHy.
RECEIVE datmaiu aubjaot to abort.
COLLECTIONS entruetad w ua wilt rsoatva prompt
Rnss House.
3. GIBLIN,
Proprietor.
This bouse is now opsa ami furnished
with tbe beat new fnroitare. Kyerything
clean and ertnmodious, offering to the gen
ersl public superior accommodations to any
ia the city.
line
by that new. oriwtnal.
n .n. ih
Washington.
(FYs si oar ragtusr urraavasasMt I
Washington, D. C, Aug. 8th, 1887.
Secretary Falrcbild haa Issued a clrcu
lar In vltlng proposals for the sale of a Urgr
amount of att ner cent United States
bonds and 4 per cent bonds,and also Pact
tic railroad bond, with a rebate of 1 per
cent per annum on the amount prp$ld
Explanatory of this action Secretary Fair.
child any he thought It the best thing he
could do under the circumstances HI
purchase of bond being for the purpose
of providing for the sinking funds and the
anticipation of interest Is for the purpose
of removing the aurplu. The Interesf
referred to In the order amounts to $22,
319,784 and thealnklng fund to about $JS,-
ovi, athlf.i to ihr j(vvavv of t jrr
cent bond previously applied to that f find.
The Secretary aaya that the surpttta can
only he disposed of through the co-opra-tlon
of the bond holders, and that if they
do not accept the term of hU offer to
them, it would appear that they are not
greatly in need of money.
The Controller of the currency h giv.
en notic to the national bank requiring
them to ubmlt to him a full statement of
their affair at the cloe of business An
gust m to default of which they will be
fined and the lumi paid Into the United
States Treasury the purpose being toae
whether these institutions hv their ft
nances In proper shape to meet any re
quirements necessary In handling this
rear a crop.
During the month of July 10,316 name
were added to the pension roil by the
Democratic Administration, whlch.accord
ingto Republican partisan, ha nothing
but hatred and hoatilitv to the 1'ninn
Veteran. ,
The pension which wa put through by
Forger Harvey, a Attorney for a widow,
turn out, upon closer invettigation.to be
a fraud -and thu nearly $2,000 waa.at the
last moment, saved to the Government.
The Pension Office offers great field for
fraudulent manipulation, but the evil
doer almost invariably come to grief ;
two men have jut been arrested in West
Virginia on a charge of forgery in connec
tion with a pension cas.
Public Printer Benedict's reply to the
New York Tribumt't charge that h dis
criminated against Union soldier in mak
ing appointments or dlsmissalaia clear and
convincing to the last dagree.showlng, as
it does, that Mr. Benedict Is a true and
careful guardian of the interests of the
soldiers, for,accordlng to an actual census
of the office, taken by him, about on-half
of ita employ eea are either Union Veter
ans or their widows and children -all of
whom are protected in their poeitloua by
special statute, but, which the present
Printer. Republican predeceaaora ignored
when it applied to Democratic Union
oldiere -example that might welt war.
rant retaliation in kind on hi parttill
he has done so but, impartially given, to
all wham it is due.the benefit of thi cta
legislation. Mr. Benedict has Increased
the working capacity of the establishment,
although compelled to reduce the force,
and has won the lasting gratitude of alt
the employee by paying semi monthly,
instead of monthly, a wa the rule under
the Republican regime.
Secretary Lamar' request that the
head of bureaus of the Interior Depart
ment present their annual reports much
earlier than heretofore strongly tends to
confirm the general impression that he
will oon be transferred to the Supreme
Bench. Mr. Lamar would adorn that
lofty trihuaal as few men in America
could, for. In addition to being the firs'
among Southern Statesmen and jurit,hla
mind I cast in a judicial mould. President
Cleveland savs of him, that of all the men
fte has ever met, he believes Secretary
Lamar to posses the clearest and mot
profound intellect.
About twenty patent Attorney of Wash
ington who were the beneficiaries of
Bacon's generosity with the public funds
have been notified that unless they imme
diately refund the sums borrowed some
$5000- -it will be considered cause for dis
barring them trom practice before the In
terior Department ; the bondsmen of the
late financial clerk have signified their
willingness to pay his defalcation when It
is certiAed to properly.
The chief topic of local interest i the
trial of naval surgeon Crawford for leading
astray a school girl of thirteen and Madam
Grundy i expecting sensational develop
ment. The Judge has decided an impor
tant and interesting legal point that the
case can be tried under the Edmunds Utah
Jaw the firht of the kind on record here.
I think a conviction rather doubtful, for
the reason that one of the Governments
principal witnesses has been spirited away,
the little co-respondent is in New York,
but process has been isued hr her.
Mrs. Cleveland 1st gleefully disporting
heraelf in the foamy waves of Buzzards
Bay on the coast of New England. The
other day in the little village of Marlon
where she stops, it was noised abroad that
Mrs. Cleveland was going to take a plunge
in the surf, but, when she appeared on the
beach 3000 people were assembled to se
the sight,yet I need hardly add they were
disappointed.
Theutrr Town.
An exchange In speaking of Nome of th
cities of the N W ns theater towns places
them a follow :
Port Townsend, V T. Good town to
steer clear of.
Salem, Or. An indifferent show town.
Seattle, W T. Good how can play three
nights.
Spokane Falls, W. T. Combinations take
desperate chances in playing.
Walla Walla, W T. Good one night
town.
Astoria, Or. One night town and indif
ferent at that.
Dayton, W T. Good one night town.
Neither Blaine nor Sherman nor Alli
son can be elected President. Ex-Postmaster-General
Hatton sees this clearly
and admits it. By taking one step after
, another in thi direction he will finally
arrive at the great truth that the Republi
cans who could be elected are all dead.
(WKious rAcm
A church organ constructed entirely of
paper is on exhibition at Milan.
A Florid woman ha made a bed quill
containing 16,000 piece less than thesis
of man' thumb nail.
A trumpet ha bn invented for tele
phoning at sea.hy which conversations arc
aid to be carried on mile apart with no
wire.
Javelle water, used to remove tea and
coffee, grasa and fruit stains from linen is
made thus : Mix well In an earthen ves
sel one pound of salsoda, five cents worth
of chloride lime and two quart of soft
water.
The large dog kennels at Lancaster have
been marked bv mlsnv curious holes in the
ground lately Investigation ha shown
that they are receptacle for puppies, dug
by the larger dogs to keep the little one
cool during warm Heather.
The city of Pari is shown bv official
statistics to have consumed laat year 4,-
000,000 eggs. It also drank 87, faan gal
Ions of wlne,3,2t7xxgallons of spirits and
l(quors,and something over 1 3,000,000 gal.
Ions of cider and of beer, or o,oooooo and
over of each.
Recent experiments are said to have
shown that snail weighing a quarter of
an ounce, when crawling up a window, was
able to lift vertically 3X ounces, or nine
times its own weight. Another snail.
weighing one-third of anounce.drew horl-
tontallv on a table seventeen ounces, or
fifty times its own weight
Artificial cloud were recently made for
the protection of vines from f rot at Pagny,
an the Franco-German frontier. Liquid
tar wa ignited in tin bote and pieces of
olid tar on the ground near the vines.
Large clouds of smoke arose and protect
ed the vineyard for two hours. Although
the vines in the neighborhood were injur
ed by the frost, alt that remained under
the clouds were left uninjured. Of course
this contrivance can succeed only la the
calm weather.but It Uonly in calm weath
er that white frosts occur.
A clock recently patented in France is
in imitation of a tambourlne.on the parch
ment head of which is painted a circle of
dower, corresponding to the hour figure
of ordinary diala. On examination two
bees, one large and the other mall,arc dis
covered crawling among the flowers. The
small bee runs rapidly from one flower to
not her, completing the circle In an hour,
while the Urge one take twelve houra to
complete the circuit The parchment sur
face is unbroken, and the bees simply laid
upon it. but two magnets connected with
ta clock-work meide the tambourine
move just under the membrane, and the
insects, which are of iron. follow them
THK AU.lt.ATOi: -a mi- u..
Aa observer say a at alligator's throat i
n animated sewer. Everything which
lodges in his open mouth goes down. He
is a lasy dog, and instead of hunting for
aomethiag to eat, he lets his victuals hunt
him. That ls,he lies with hi great mouth
open, apparently dead, like the possum.
Soon a bug crawls into it, then a fly, then
sever tl gnat and a colony of mosquitoc.
The alligator doesn't close his mouth yet.
He 1 waiting for a whole drove of things.
He doe his eating by wholesale. A little
later a Heard will cool himaelf under tbe
shade of the upper jaw. Then a few frog
will hop up to catch the mt3quitoes. Th m
more mosquitoes and gnat will light on
the frog. Finally a whole village of In
sect and reptiles settle down for an after
noon picnic. Then all at once there I an
earthquake. The big jaw faUe,the alllg
tor blinka oneeycgulps dowrfthe entire
menagerie, and opens his great front door
again for more visitor.
Tha Ohio pot is preparing to boil over
again with bad politics and set the ember
of ambition to sizzling.
Now that Texas has goae "wet, 'V great
many Prohibition orators lately at work
in that state have dried up.
A school-teacher's switch sh ould be a
whalebone, of course. It makes the bov
blubber.
A protective tariff is a tax which a man
pays for the privilege of eating food, wear
ing clothes and living in a house.
a ai
It is believed that Tuttle's reputation
ha been so badly hurt that he will apply
for a pension.
1. v aw- .1
There are two Fairchllds. The big one
is Secretary of the Treasury, and is bmy
paralyzing the National debt.
One hundred and, twelve saloon-keepers
00k out $1,000 licenses in Minneapolis
last Tuesday.
IVoule lh'tnand Prttteetlua Patent Mettlelats.
What are they ? As a general thing they
are prescriptions bavins been used with
W "
great success by old and well-read physic
ians. Thousands of invalids have been un
expectedly cured by their use, and they are
the wonder and . dreau ot pnystctans ana
Medical Colleges in the U S, so much so,
that physicians graduating at Medical col
leges are required to discountenance pro
prietary medicines, as through them the
country doctor loses his most profitable
practice. As a manufacturer of proprietary
medicines, Dr G G Green, of Woodbury,
N J, advocates most cordialIy,-in ordet to
prevent the risk that the sick and afflicted
are liable to, almost daily by the use of
patent medicines put out by inexperienced
persons for aggrandizement only, and the
employment of inexperienced and incom
petent doctors by which almost every vil
lage and town is cursed ; and men claim-
0 a s a a
tne to be doctors wno naa oeiter oe unuer
takers, experimenting with their patients
and robbing them of their money ana health
for the stood of the afflicted that aur gov
ernment protect its people by making la W6
to reeulate the practice of medicine by bet
ter experienced and more thoroughly edu
cated physicians, and thereby keep up the
honor and credit of the profession, also form
laws for the recording of recipes of propn
etary medicines, under examination and de
cision of experienced chemists and physic
ians nooointed for that purpose by the Gov-
eminent, before thev are licensed for gen
eral use. 'lie would most freely place the
recipe f Uoschee's German Syrup and
Green's August Flower under sucn laws,
had he the proper protection, and thereby
cave the nreiudice of the neoole. and avoid
1 the competition and imitation of worthless
The Secretary of the Nav has let the
t outran tor tne construction of five new
navy vessels as follows : Cruiser No.
the Newark, i awarded to Cramp & Son
for $1,548,000, according to the Depart
ment's plans for the hull, and thecontrac
tors' plan for the machinery. Cruiser
No. 4 to Cramp & Son on the contractor
plans for 3i,3co3joo. Cruiser No. to the
Union Iron Works, of San KrancUco, on
the Department's plan for the hull and
machinery for $i28xv. The gun boats
No. 3 and 4,are awarded to N. F. Pnlmtr.
Jr., 61 C o., of New York, at j4aa each
Itoh Lincoln Is spoken of as the rising
tar h the Republican part v. He is not a
star of the first magnitude as far as good
taste goes. He recently made a speecfl at
a State reunion of the old settlers of low,
those who were there before i8so,ln which
he said, "I am too good a Republican not
t" take the progre of your state a a
reason for the advanced stand vou take In
politics." To a mixed audience of cour
teous hosts on a non-political occasion,
such a remark was an insult, and the re-
marker must be a feather-head, lit, dis
tinguished father would never have been
guilty of such ill manners.
The invitation of Gov. Foraker.of Ohio,
to Preident Cleveland to visit Columbus
haa created great astonishment In Wash
ington, and It I even rumored that it has
become a source of unending amusement
Bt Oak View. Foraker's premature dis
charge of opinion regarding the rebel nags
episode wa followed by a bitter attack on
the President nt the Toledo Convention,
and his smoothly worded telegram to Mr
Cleveland is considered ludicrous in It
bad taste.
The following sure and simple remedy
far the bite of a rattlesnake I furnished
by the Baker City Rtvmtir 1 Take a ves
sel large enough to submerge the bittea
part ; place in it a strong solution of salt
petrecommon saltpetre and wafer then
place the affected part in the .olution.and
in less than fen minutes the poison will
entirely leave the wound. Experience ha sal
taught us thia, and we can recommend it
to any one so afflicted.
There have been twenty two Presidents
of the foiled States. Five of them were
elected at nfty-eeven,and sl attained that
great office before the age of fifty. Three
military men past sixty have been elected ;
two died very soon, and the other was
General Jackson, and he wa but sity-
one when elected.
Congress will be called upon at Its neat
session to provide for a new member of
the Cabinet, whose title shall he Receiver
and Filer of Invitations to Visit the Cities
of the Interior." He will be the hardest
worked member of the presidential familv.
The first striking clock wa Imported
into Europe by the Persian about the year
A. D. boo. It wa brought aa a present to
Charlemagne from Abdelia,Kingof Peria
by two monks of Jerusalem.
The word sirloin is derived from the
French. It would puxsteourbevt lawyers.
however, to tell where the meat we call
sirloin i.tcak U derived from.
The most cautious man we ever knew
was the one who was afraid to buy a lead
pencil for fear the lead did not reach clear
through it.
General 'I "tittle said in a recent speech :
" 1 wa once a Democrat.bttt I am ashamed
of it." So are the Democrat. General.
Please don't mention it.
The next Congress haa twenty members
who are newspapers men. They should
be made a standing committee to edit the
( ' ) f it0N.il Record.
The only time when a woman doesn't
object to having it said that she got her
foot Into it is when she is trying on a No.
a H slipper.
People who want to know whether it is
pronounced Meether" or '"nyther" will
find, if they investigate, that it is either.
Dog day are here. The dog that owns
this one can hav it, if he will only take it
way with him, and no question asked.
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I
NEW
SPRING
Dry Goods,
Shoes, Groceries, Ee
At price never before offered in Albany and
N. H. ALLEN & GO..
are the
ones that are .making the offer. We
propose to sell goods for
CASH AND
only, and will duplicate the prices given in any
Spring Catalouge in the State. We propose her
after to talk to point, and
Give You Prices
a
upon application by mail or otherwise that will
ASTONISH YOU.
Mail Orders Solicited, andsamnlas sent nnnn an
plication.
N. H. ALLEN & Co.
57 First Street Albany,
HOFFMAN & PFEIFFER
PROPRIETORS OF
Albany Soda Works,
And Manufacturers of-
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY,
We are bow prepared to sail at whole
ale, always freah and pure at Portland
fine a to dealers, we also Keep a run
hssaf
Nats and Tropical Fruit?,
OUR-
CIQAR AND TOBACCO
department ia oom'f We keep th
vary finest atoak of exjok.ata'a.l ebewing
tobacco, meeraenaum and brier pipes ttiat
ia a delight to amokera.
Palace Meat Market.
J. Y, PIPE, PEOPSIEfOB.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, OR.
Will keep constantly cn hand leaf,
mutton, pork, veal, aa usage, etc,, tbe beat
meats and largest variety in tbe city.
Cash paid far all kindeof fartaock.
HARDWARE !
HARDWARE!
For tho next ninety days I will sell
furni'ure at coat in order to reduce my
stock aud mske nx.10 for a full stock of
hardware, vt idle at th ratnn time 1 will
continue to manufacture furniture at lsl
rock prleea.
E. GOAN.
Lebanon, Or.
L. W. CLARK,
Portr- i Fbotographer.
Naa lugs I y appointment,
COPYING AMD ENLARGING.
Tweedale's Hui'diiig.
ALBANY, - - - OREGCN.
Red CrownMills
ISOM, LANSING &., PROFITS.
tmw raocass rtouit supbriob for amm tw
A XT) B AKKRA CSB.
BEST STORAGF ACUITIES.
Highest Pric in Cash io
Wheat
ALBANYSOR
T. J. STITBS.
ATTORNEY AT
-AND
Notary Public
ft
1
GOODS.
Boots,
nn n
DUCE
rn
Hew and Second Hand Store
Owing to the increased demands of car
business we have Leen compelled to mT
into a larger store and we can now ba
found next door to 8. E. Young, whara
we will be pleased to tee cur patrons. If
you toed any stove, furniture, tinware,
crockery, clocks, sarpeta, pictures, fruit
jars, trunks, hooks, roller skate, saddle,
i saws, planes, etc., and a thousand dtf
I ferent and useful as tides you can not do
better this aids of San Francisco thsn yea
can ao witn u. on a put chase or exchange,
M. FRANKLIN & CO.
12S First Street, Albany, Or.
THE FAMOUS CUSTOM-MADE
PLYMOUTH ROCK 13 PAIfS.
Cat ta srdar frets assoBsa
cloths carefully ar'-nia
tor atvleaa wear. Bear
astr truarantee d -d ma
er promptly rfwndd, ar
saw pair made, It
ara returned as unettat
fetory. DO YOU WEAR I
PANTS ?l
Tall us about what aa
r j.m d nsyaw
ait. M, mi 1 'aside las;
oieas ire. t.g rkhrr wi'a
-utd s.. eta, for pasts
( trMid Kpr) sat
r It. tie, ir la tha safes
at eauti'lee sill ba ajssl
sea tM inesMir, w
;.-pt,.rs of i his paper a
tor ssla at eix esnts.
at litis fepc
it ytM, !VJu !
h tletWti
.! . ! ut tl
PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS CO.,
sannatater St.. Saies, Has.
THE RIMES? Ill HOROrs SMI
ofthf Age is
SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA
by J
last t
titen's vrir. imiv ;.t ai
efeM ihe'hirl -.1 fah"in s" 4sr't'jre
Ufa Mile, S:ni'n. ' -. efa
s.. In hsr iniwi'sl.M ..11. K-atnf
t . is .r.fu! il'.i-lmte i 0:.psr, lbs
Ht f "Puck." m i iiMMteasdy
tnti;H' t(.tM n t.itn. Ai
!!NvK r'r Ci.. Ptti fUi. Kraattf,
drs
oo, Ca
V I.
H3LLY CRS COLLEGE.
A toiling Softool for Boys
Oottditctod l: wettiar prints and lay
teacher.
Fir.t H rm ; na fi-i M ml r in Ssp-
temHr. Mtrt.l term fit Monday
in Farrurv. For nroapectus address
Rev. F. A. Iteektr. Vaw-onver, W. f.
Box m.
e.K.WOI.VKKTOS, O, K, tRTTKB
ETON & IRVINE,
:-.YS AT LAW
ajHftiiu Foster's "Bloek.I
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