The state rights democrat., July 05, 1889, Image 1

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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1889.
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team imx cinr am) saw
MILL MAIHHEftY MUittNr
A0 ALL KIN33 OF HEA.Y
AM5J LIGHT WOHft, IX
IRON ASO B3ASS
CASTINGS.
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Patterns Made on Short Notico,
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ffinriwr BroidilMn aiJ First Sti,
t'nattetl Frm).
sJlMsjtvarr.
Of led Fruit.
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J variety ami (crtwvr tir. HIk,
o tket prlci pM for
AM K.F.DSOF PHOOUCE.
STOCKMEN AND FARMERS
i hereby certify ihM lr. i. J UWi;
ha neoojrjIly pertivl on int ri I tling
torso, HA AO II AY J.
for further referemw In res-ir.l m r!4
loo Inonira of Wm. Peu.ra.rn, Dv IV
teraon, Lebanon j John Hardmen, sirred
WolTMton. Albi)T i Sam Una, Scios
Win. Foator, PiinovillM. I prartiu. veter
tntry medicine In Albany an I country
aurroundinff. OlIW and r"tiJrne corner
Ch and Wahli-rtn Sts,
Z. K WOODLK,
Viinary Mursw.n.
HOW TO GO EAST.
G E via Mooak S(-U Roata. Xiv
olinttt aoi aoaaary at all timsa nf th year.
? MoaotSbaita, Sacnmeoto, Oj.lrn, Salt
Laka, Dotbt. Pioaat aoeoa1-claaa eara
adaaraiaa daily. Bay yar lickato f ma
ai.1 aarayoar far to i'orlUnl. I ra the
aly paraoa ia Albany that eaa all yon a
tiokat from Albany diraet to ao ciot ia
tha Uuitad Sutea. Call i.n ma (or rU-.
W. U Jfcmtn.
Agcn S. P
juLior- Gradwohl's
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Ills stock ha Urn? eoUrgJ wo that It equals any on the C, cu I euuiiats of
Roger Bros. Silverware, French Ohlar. and Crys
talware, Boys' Wajoaa, Dall Oarriager,
Fancy - Goods, and a general
assortment of Orockrey
anrt Toys.
He bo j Jlrent and earriM the largest stick
baa been addod a oorapleUi Hie of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
e A?ent far Ins irtoi. o -npal tt wUh a captUI rxtM.ix Vi.Wjhtt .
aTlc4 on parlo Praooala. Iller wird doutclt gtxpro'shen. -9
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LOOKOUT FOR LOW PRICES.
FURNITDRE,
I am now retatiing furnitnre at try factory at coe.. People wljdiin furni
tort can do well to look here for bei'gftioB, 1 vm tping to still at coxt 'luring
the njct 33 dji. Cime and txiutAfl Tiyltt nf ra p foS ii '.
where. .
FcUry at ,th-river end of Lyon S-rf-t , t . ; . :
6. U. DILLOW.
..I'i.H'V , v &
, C 'r.x' , : ?,; i to make
m I wr-V w. ..-?.? .. Iter I 4..
(J- . ;r. ; , ;r y:J G!ici03S BiSCUit
!m I ' " AiU your Grocer fin-
f I f iJ ' :':;'?COVJ BRAND
U S f - TSCOAKSAIERATUS.
-..' -v ...
Rich and Poor,1
Frlnoo and TeanAut. tba MlUlonalra and
Day Laborer, ty tholr common ot
tbla ramady, attost tba world-wlda rep.
nution ot Ayra TUlt. Iadins phy.
Iclana taoomiuend thai pill tor
Stomach and Livar Troublea, Coattra
naaa, BUlounneaa, and Sick Uaadacha
also, tor Ilheumatlum, Jaundioe, and
Heuralgla. They art auffaroatod oon
tain no calomel i ara prompt, but mild,
in operation and, therefore, tba rary
Ixwt madlolna tor Family Vie, aa wall aa
tor Traralera and Tourlata. I
" I barw dertred ffreat relief from
Ayara I'll la. Klva year ar Z vu
taken to 111 wltU
Rheumatism
that I waa unable to do any wrtrk. X
took threa Itosaa ot Ayer'a Fllla anil
waa enUrely cured. Bine that time I
am never without a box ot theaa plllaV
i'eter Cbrlatenaon, Bborwood, Wis.
"Ayer'a Tllla liava been In tiaa In ur
family upward ot twenty yeara ami
baa completely verided all that la
claimed fur them. In attack t pi lea,
from which I Buffered many yeara, they
aHord greater relief than any other
medlclna I ever tried." T. F. Adatua,
Uolly Spring, Texaa.
HI bare naed Ayer'a 1111 for a nnm
ler ot yeara, and have nerer found any.
thing equal to them for giving ma an
appetite and Imparting energy and
atrength to tha ayatem. I alway keep
them in the house." IU 1. Jacksou,
VUmlngtont Dol.
H Two boxea ot Ayer'a Fills cured tu
ot lerno
Headache,
from irblch I vm lonir a anffrer.M
mma Keyes, Ilubbardaton, Maaa.
"Whenever I am troubled with con
stipation, or auffer from loaa of appetite,
Ayer'a Pllla aet me right again." A. J.
Kiser, Jr., Kock Uouae, Va.
"Ayer'a nil are In general demand
among our customers. Our aalea of
them exceed thoaa of all other ptlla com
bined. We have never known them
fail to give entire satisfaction."
Wright & UannoUy, San Diego, Texas.
Ayer's Pills,;
raxrABJtD mr .'i
Or. J. C Ayer k Co Lowed, Mate,
Sold bt all Dealer la Medicine, y
OR. C. U. GMAr.lBERLIfJ,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Special attention to disea: es of the eye.
ant(Bceeurntr ofTbod and Lyon Hi,
ALBANY, 03EG3H.
WILL BROS,
Healer.i In all elie lU 4. 1;utnve-I 5t.n ,
OnrR, Stwtac .Mvuln.. dun A!o
a full Iius of warranto I lUsont. Rutnhat
ud t-ortknt Kill vox. The bs-tt kin I ot
aawln? tiaa."hln oil, nxedliM and extra
for all machine. Ail i7(tnj neatly
nivj re.t4onablr done.
in Hie
Will n?i Valirty, t. whU
VAt- Ji-u'
Its Sin.viFtcAHcit The Si V Emtmiutr
tC the reported purchase o! the N (
vtc by the S Pt "The purche U lj.
olfkatit. It mean that Stanford antl Hunt
Ington hnve ai:compllnhed what Henry
Vlllurd ni.'tdo a failure of, VlllsrJ saw
the great value ot the country south ol
I'ortlitnd from a railway standpoint. It U
'a great agrlcullural region, and lis t'olllc
pa4tll!lilv rauoed him to put a gteat don I
ot money luio the Oregon nnd (Tnliforula
road ami several branch line, lie bultl IhU
roiid down the middle of the valley, pa
lug through somo very flourUhlng towna,
but iooit after he had entiniled It to Ah
Und the reverse of the Northern rncili;
put an end to all his ambition st heme.
lt! expulsion from tho prenldcncy o( Hint
road alo lost to that company a lat op
po tuniiy of building a local system In the
valley. The sltuntlon ot the company In
the Wli'amctte country U even stronger
limn Hint mill-it rt occupies in the Micra
mento valley, the San Joaquin, or In the re
gion of country her ween tliU city and Oak
land and noiith through the Santa C'lur
vallv-y. In the whole stretch of rountrv It
has tio competitor except the Oregon l'a
title, which run from Newport, on Ya
qulna hay, ciutwatd acroa Its line through
Ccrvsllis Allmny and Salc.n."
A DhkaM The f.illowlng come act os
the ocean from Scotland ; but It tint such
t good loinl application that we give Jt :
''A hihjier lately toIJ hi wlic.on awaken
ing, a cuiloun dream which ho had during
the uljjht. tic dreamed that he snw com
ing toward him In order fotir tats. The
Rrt one very fat, and was foliowed by
two lean tatx, the rear mt being bllnd.Thc
dreamer wa greatly jterplcxcd As to what
evil mljihl follow, a It ha been lung un
derstood that to dream ot rat det.ote com
ing calamltv. He appealed to hi wife
concerning but she.poor woinnii.roulj
not help him. Hi son, a sharp lad, who
heard his father tell the liry, volunteered
to be the interpreter. " The tat rat, he
aid, -1 the man who keep the public
house, IhM ve gang till ae olten, and the
twa lean anes are me and my mil her, and
the blind ane I yersel', fath jr." M
Tiik Anaut LTiBAL CoLtaoa. 1 he
cjtntuenccinitit at the Agricultural college
at Corvalll has been a successful one
The next year will be begun In the new
building and the college wltl be run as an
ag-h-uliur.il college In fact, with all nod-
em Improvement. Several new Wind
ing are being planned, and four new pro
tcttort have been hired In addition to the
old faculty, all of whom are retained. One
ia a Vale graduate, another from Harvard,
another worn John Hop kin, and the other,
Ml Snell. recently of California, will be
ftrofestor of domestic economy, an cnllre
y new department In the Northwest.
Na-.te'LY as Good The AUoria says
many good things. Here I one: "A cir
cus Is now traveling through the North
west It hat a big elephant, and a Salem
firm has contracted for a big advertise
ment on both side of the big elephant,
wherever It shows, so that people who 00
see tnecirpnant win see the advertise
ment too. This I almost as good a put
ting the advertisement in a newspaper,
but not quite.'
A Urinken CovrLt Last Thursday
a very drunken couple gave a very drunk
en show on First itrect. They were in a very
drunken rig, with drunken feloe, and a
drunken tire on one of the wheels, which
Hopped and Hopped and finally flopped
over the head of a street Arab that was
following in the tig's wake. It was quite
a dUguMlng spectacle. They disappeared
In the west, and probably went tu pieces.
A Fi RsocLAToa. A Scth Thomas
regulator ha just been put In position In
the jewelry store of F M French which is
said to be thc'finett between Portland and
Sacramento, Cat. It 1 ol elegant archl
tecture and is perfect In It regulation. It
has a 15 pound mercury ball, and U run by
34 pound weight. Mr French proposes
to keep absolutely correct railroad time,
received from the Lick observatory.
Two Five lloasas. DeJco, one of the
Oneco colt, recently trttcd a mile in J-43
at Seattle, and $1000 wa afterward of
ferred for a halt Interest In film . Mc
knight Bros sold him for $500 two years
ago. A full brother, "J . J, C," owned by
Mayor Cowan, Is being trained by Mr
Shannon, at this city, for the state fair, and
easily shows a 3 -.40 gait, lie promises to
ee one 01 tf.e fast horses ol Oregon and
will be heard from In the fall races. Both
horses are now four year old.
Ckazv After Ciacusa. We thought
Albany people crazy about circuses; but
The Dalles people completely annihilate
us. One faimer near there once leek hi
cook stove, the onlv one in the houte, and
sold It In order to take his family. Anoth
er family that had to a onlv to the countv
loracoihn fer a dead child, a few days
aiterwards all went, and a roung man
near there committed suicide because his
father wouldn't let him go.
A CoKFKK Plant. Mrs. A. D. Morris
has sent to the Democrat oluce by the
Miwes Morris, several twig from a genu
Ine coffee plant, which she h been railing
at her home on the Albany prairie. The
plant I quite a curiosity here, and the fact
that it grows well speaks tor the remark,
able versatility of our toll, a well a the
mildness of our climate. We hope to be
able to drink some Linn coffee some day,
The Rrvetmknt Finished. The gov
ernment work on the revetment above
Corvalll is finished and the men dlscharg
ed who have been at work on It. It i be
lieved that the tendency of the river to cut
It way through that wcy will be euectit
ally checked by the workdays a local pa,er
Bio Gooseberries, We have ' been
boasting about our big strawberries ' for
some time, now we will give our' neighbor
down the river a chance to compete on
another berry. Mr W R Graham ha
handed u some gooseberries measuring
three Inches in circumference, regular
giants. He has also shown us some Gold'
en Queen raspberries that are jewels of
berries. -
As Old Game. The Democrat hat a
grand chance to get a type writer. The
firm wants $6 in cash and $9 In advertis
ing. This is another one ol the old
game to get tome advertising for nothing.
We also have a grand opportunity to get a
$1.50 book of 500 page entitled "The
Johnstown Uorror,"for $5 or $6 worth of
advertising. What we want It flour, cab
bages and wood. . We mutt live!
Kicked to Death. Yesterday after
noon about two o'clock, while Atbury
Benson wa riding a wild horte at Turner,
he was thrown off and kicked In the back
of the head and neck and has been laying
in an unconscious anddangerout condition
ever tlnce. The injured man died before
noon without regaining 'consciousness.-J
Salem Journcl. , , ,
Watk Instead op Gas. The city of
Pendle'.on advertises lor bid for laying
water pipe in thlt paper to-day. B. O.
Newspapers creneraily want cat pipe ;
but we are glad Pendleton It forcing water
pipet Into our able contemporary.
The Founda-i ion, Active operationt
have begun on the Woolen mltla. The
excavation for the foundation ol the
main building are completed and the stone
is being hauled from Wood't quarry ready
for the masons. , V- . ' . .
From Frvinu Pan into Fikk.
Wednesday night botit 11 o'c'ock an Al
bany gentleman wn golnjj home from 1
loJ;e meeting nml " expedite matter wa
laklitjj tin; alley bu;-k f the postnflice.
Vlun half tin-Hi ill lu wa ordered to
throw up hi hiiml by u mutt who )
pearedon the cene. Irutvad ho threw tip
hit feet nnd run. He a joined on llroad
sllln street by another guntlemun and the
two together walked south along tne street.
In front of the I'limUII building the side
walk had been torn up, The latter gentle
man remembered the tact In time and took
to the street, iut an hi companion went
Into the raging wateri of the hitlers! ditch,
lie easily got out. I he ti.ot pan una pre
vloiulv disappeared There should have
be?n n'lljjht loft In such n case. Having
been subsidized tu mention no name we
refrain from mentioning the heroes of the
occasion
Asut.ANii, The follow lug from the Ash-
Band ,' mention people well known al
Albany 1 (,C II Luderman, who has t-cen
carrying on a sueeessful business in the
hoot and sh ? Hun In Ashhind for some
months, hit formed a ft patlnt-rhslp with
S V V" Carter, a shrewd and populuryoimg
man, who come here from Monliina during
the Inst year, and who h hern Investi
gating the tni-ine. outlook of Soul! em
Oregon for some tlnu-. The new firm tfocs
Into operation on July I. C II Harmon,
recenllv of Lcbancn, en exirt barber, ha
associated himself with II F High in the
barber business, and will move his family
herein a few d;iv He U well p'essed
with Ashland.... W K Trice and hU
daughter, Mr Dr ('aldetl, are at (toda
vllle, l.lnn county, rusticating, where Mrs
I'rlee has property Interests, . . . r.il I luu li
tem left fin- Albany Tuesday to take hi.
old position on the Oregon l'alflc con
stroction department,,.. Mr C II f.uder-
man leave
thl evcnli'if lor
a visit o( a
telntlvrs at
few months with fi lends and
Albany and Corvallls "
A Msimcal Jiucir-t v.- Nine l.nneroun-
ty physician, with the name of Dr. T. W,
Harris, at the head, have called a meeting
tor July 4th, for the formation of a Medical
S-clcty, and here i a p itt of their interest
ing call : "We conccl. c the title of phy
liclan to be an honorable one and that the
profession Is not susceptible of dlvlson into
schools, dogma or exclusive sects. There
can be but one science of medicine, and the
true disciple o! that science is at liberty, I
even bound to transact the storehouse of
nature for that which will cure disease. We
would not limit him in this search nor in the
pcllcation of principles or products thus
discovered, but we do ask idm to allow
every other practitioner the same privilege,
and cutting loose from all creed (pa'hlcs,)
or exclusive dogmas, step out upon the
bread platform ot sclenllllc medicine and
accept the simple but honorable title of
physician."
VAtexi.oo.--Our correspondent at Wat
erloo rnd u the following very poeii.al
and artistic description of that popular
summer resort: To those who hate not
yet visited Waterloo we will say you ouhl
by all mean to came at the present sea
soalf you wish to behold nature' great
work clothed lit all of spring's lov lines.
To be sure the place Is small, but the scen
ery I truly bcau.lf-.il. A you stand on
the brink of the river gaing at the fall,
the ruin of the old mill, the blue expanse
of water, the pebbled shore beyond, and
last but not least, the hills clothed In their
varied garments ot verdure, you will ex
claim wih the writer, 'What a wonderful
workot God! What a brautiful sketch
for the pen of the artist!' In the midst of
thl picture, from among the solid rock.
bubble the clear, cool, hc.lt h giving foun
tain ol soda water, free to all who wish to
to partake of nature's own medicine."
LaassoN'. Some tour months ao, In
a spirit ol glee, Prof. Langtord undertook
to exhibit hi trained horse to our citizens
by leading him along the sidewalk. Our
ty officials objected to any such perform
ance, an J a warrant was accordingly Issued
for his arrest. Prof Langford only return
ed to town yesterday , when the warrant
was Immediately served on him. Our Ke
corder fined the Professor $7.50 which was
paid.... Miss 1 lora Mason, onenl Amanv s
charming young ladles, spent last Sunday
and Monday visiting friends In iA-banon.
... Horn, to the wile el Kos Humphrey,
on June 17th, a girl. Mother and baby
doing mtWfE jymt.
Til a C. L. S. C There uxt four gradu
ales In Albany this season In the Chautau
qua Scientific and Literary Clrcle.to il :
MUsct Annie and Catherine Althouse,Mr
Frank Lines and F P Nutting. Tl.c course
I a very Interesting and Instructive one,
and It is to be hoped a class will be organ
ized to begin In October. Any one desir
ing to read the course, which requires four
years, can do to alone. Les than an hour
a day I necessary ,and time cannot be spent
better. Be lidcs" those muitioned Dr J L
Uill.Mrs Henrietta Urown.'Wrsi V. Young
and Miss Lib Irvine, of this cl-y, are grad
uates in the circle, any of whom will be
glad to give Interested parties pointer In
reference to the course.
Wheat Item Though harvest Is here
again fully half of laJ year's crop of wheat
and oat stored at this city ha not yet been
told. In many case money ha been bor
rowed in order to carry it ovcr.and yet 75
to 78 cent could have been obtained for
several week last year. It will probably
be the tame way this fall. Besides thl
about 30,000 bushel of wheat bought on
speculation remains untold, the buyer
losing heavily, one Albany man alone
losing nearly $7000 at thejircsent price.
Their Salariks. The Salaries of Oregon
Postmaster for 1S89 are as follows: Albany
$1700; Ashland, 81400; Astoria, $2000; Halter
City, $1600; Last Portland,! 700; La Grande,
$1300: McMihnville, $1100: Oregon City,
(1300; Pendleton, $1700; Portland, 83300
Salem, 2200 The Dalles, 1900. The salar
ies at 'Albany, Astoria, liaker City, East Poit-
land, McMinnville, Oregon City, and the
Dalles, have each been increased sioosat
Ashland and La Grande $200. At Pendle
ton and Salem there hat been a decrease of
f 100. At Portland it remains the tame. The
Seattle P. M. get 3000, at Tacomr , $2800,
Spokane Falls, 2600, Walla Wallt, $2300,
Perhaps Something in It. The Sal
em Journal in speaking of the Item In the
Democrat in reference to the O P pur
chasing the Narrow Gauge says: "Colcr
it given to the statement when it Is con
sidered that Receiver Scott, of the Nar
row Gauge, while In Salem Wednesday.
aid that 'maybe' the Southern Pacific had
purchased hit road.
College Dibectors. At a meeting of
the College board of directors on June 26th
the following director were elected for
the ensulug three yeare : L E Blain.H W
Corbett, W M Ladd, J M Irving and C E
Wolverton. The board re-elected J p
Galbraith Presidentaod Hon Geo K Cham
berlain Secretary and Treasurer.
Fell From tiik Trestle, June 36th
a little girl, whose name ire could not
learn.wa passing over the O P trestle wfien
a train approached, In her fright she fell
to the ground below, breaking a bone. A
strict order ha been issued against permit
ting children to cross on the trestle.
Divorces. The pretcnt court he.s
ground out the usual batch of divorce,
There is lots ot omerence ociween mar
ried life and sitting on one chair before
marriage; but it takes experience so find it
out. '
Pitcher's Castorla;
ItKI'OIlT sjrmtAMf JtlUV.
To theNenorable Circul. Court Of
the
Stnte ot Oregon for Linn com.ty 1
We, the Grand Jury for Linn eriuntv
Oregon, for the regular erm of said Court,
tbSy, respccilully beg leave to repot t that
we have examined the public prisons In
said county, and found the county jail In a
filthy and bad condition on account of (lie
lack ot water to use tor renovating pur
pose occasioned by the failure of the city
water work la tttriibli the' necrtnaty wa
ter. We found the i hetlft with men am.
ployed doing all In hi 'power to renovate
and pine the prison 4 in oruer. We rcc
ommend that the floor ol the Jail he Inv
proved and suggest that a good finer of
t'orl land cement would bo a great . Im
provement and mlt greatly tossrds keep
ing the pi Ison clean.
We have examined into the condition
and management of the offices pertaining
to the Courts ot Justice In said county and
And the same In good condition and well
managed and we weuld suggest to the
County Court of k.a!d county that a good
set of maps of the county would be of
great public utility and boarder well neigh
10 our ausrtiuie neccssi.y.
Respectfully submitted thl 27lh dav of
June, i.Sty.
Milks Caky,
W, It. Kimk, -J.
I. Matlock,
C tU'CHNRR,
J. S. Dickson,
W. II. Chvkchill,
K. V. Moaaa.
AM mills It- It. BCUKMiC, .
At railroad Item are In order here It
another, perhaps of a nature that will re
quire some sitting on before hatching time.
Last Thursday Manager II oag, Mr Nash
and others of the Oregon Pacific went to
lilodgctt Station and from there took pri
vate conveyance for Alrlle. The I) it mo -
CkAT Is Informed that they are tnvcttlgat
lug the route with a view to builng the
Narrow Gauge tine and continuing the
road from Alrlle to IJIodjfCtt Matlon, thus
getting line that would eventually lake
them Into Portland on both side of the
river. That the Company have had their
eyes on tie Narrow uauge lines na been
well-known tw some time. In view of the
fact that It I reparted that the Southern
Pacific hat purchased the Narrow Gauge
this sounds peculiar. It I r.ew asserted
that the purchase ha not been outturn
mated and that the O P will probably get
the N G track. What the result will be
the Democrat cannot foretell, but believe
the matter I not all smoke It I a very
Important one, and It would be greatly to
tne advantage ot Albany should tne ure
gon Pacigc get contol of this crippled con
cern. All Actor. It hurl a newspaper's
conscience to eulogise some ot the troupe
that storm Albany. Thl It not tha case,
though, with the Laurl-Bcl! troup, at the
opera house last Friday. They ara the
best company ol comedian to visit the
city this year, and you see more acting In
one of their playt than In a doaen of some
that come here. The "Strategist" It fun.
ny without any stopping at way stations.
You split your side several time In every
act. Marrietta Nash, a Nellie Howard,
does some charming acting. Harry Bell
at Jack Rut ledge and in Ids Impersonations
of the old man Rutledge and hit girl's
father, is perfection. George Iiuii is an
Immense Ma) Howard and Mr Alsop at
Jack't father Is not often equalled In tuch
a character. George Mitchell as Capsi
cum Pepper, Sam Morris as O'Flam, J
Murphy as Rev Mlldwav, Mist Rcimer at
lira Howard and Mist Van Name at Ara
mlnla were fully at good It was a cast ol
stars, all doing their work naturally, with
out affectation, and hence the more pleas
ing. "Kat:i" to-night Aa funny at
"ittratcglsts." Admission only 50 and 35
cent. Reserved seat without extra charge.
Fill the house.
Cask or Dklibivm Trkmkxs. The
following I from the Eugene 6'rf,here
lofore supposed to be quite reliable. It I
a case either for Prof Condon or the town
authorities : "A gentleman claim to have
seen a singular-looking monster on the
other side of the river, opposite the west
end of Skinner' butte, the other day. lie
described It a about four feet In length,
with a back four Inches acioss like a snake,
and a belly like a Uaard. It had short
Aoppers.wlih feet the Ue of a small hand,
and In traveling went part ol the time on
It feet, then crawled like a snake. It had
1 large mouth. When purtved It went In
to a hole."
Seriocs Accident. A serious accident
happened to Mr and Mr II B White near
Turner Wednesday afternoon. The aged
couple ere in a wagon on their way to the
lecture and when within a halt mile of
town, the team took fright, and threw the
occupant to the ground, bruising the old
lady about the face, rendering her Insen
sible for a long time. The ' old gentleman
wa also bruised about the face, nl nose
being nearly torn off The result of the
accident I yet seriously in doubt, at the In
jured one are both In their seventies. It I
thought Mrs White will die. Salem Jour.
Patriotic The people of Eugene do
not know good poetry if they see It An
Albany gentleman who really writes with
some genius,wrote to the Eugene commit
tee on the celebration ol the Fourth, offer
Ing a poem of twenty stanzas, to be read as
part ol the exercise, and Inclosed the first
and tenth stanzas at samplts, A local pa
per unfeelingly says: "He hat mistaken hit
catling. I le should take a flask of .Uh bait
and go fishing on the Fourth Instead of
endeavoring to make men desperate and
bloodthirsty wl.h his poetry.
Arrest No. 3. Mr Mike Schloaser, re
cently fined $35 for reslstl.ig an officer and
using abutlve language to his former wife,
was discharged from the caliboote Thurs
day. Friday he wa s again , arrested by
Constable C G Burkhart,taken before Geo
Humphrey, Esq., examined and held under
$500 bond to "keep tne peace," in ae
fattlt of bond he was placed In thecsunty
jail, where he will remain until October
unless baueu out.
A Horse Race, OnJuly 25th, a horte
race 1 to be run at the fair greu.td near
this city between the Bottwick and the
Pickard horsea, the latter going by the
charmlnz name of "Flathead." It It to be
for Scoe a.lde, ot which Sco Is already up,
It It to be run according 10 neyieor wno-
ever govern tuch race.
The Ladles Delighted.'
The pleasant effect and tha perfect saf
nty with which ladies may na tha liquid
fruit laxative. Syrup of Ft2, under all
conditions, make it their favorite remedy,
It la pleasing to the eye and to the taste
gentle, yet effectual In acting on the kid
neys, liver and bowela.
She Goes.- Now she doe go, that U the
Astsrla & South Ceast railroad. This
the jubilant cry of the Astoria papers, and
(iter awhile papers win do r-Die 10 make
the tame noise at tnt enuv
An ounce of prevention I better than
pound of our. Ffander's Oregon Blood
Purifior expel all impurities ot the blood
and should be used in all disease of tb
stomach, liver and kidney. Take it.
Farmer, if vou want the beat barneta
; hand made, cailon&L. Power.next to.Dem
Till, WHEAT MAKKET.
From a private tetier received at Pendle
to.t from a prominent and welt Informed
wheat dealer at Chicago the Rnt Ortgonian
make the following extract i
fl regard Ibo government report a
grot exaggeration of the facl,aml do not
estlmr.te the crop to exceed 450,000,000
bushels, , The only state that show more
than ordinary prospects are Kansas and
Missouri, and It Is tu.t yet certain that the
high expecttont In Missouri will be futly
realised, at chinch but; and the Hessian
fly are (warming there In great number,
and the agricultural board of that stale
have reduced the condition tlx points
tlnce the first of May. Condition are new
93. Our general average of nil the winter
Hate I 88, with prospect of a further de
cline. This ha been occasioned by the
early and continued drout!i,aml Insect rr.v
age. t'e figure the winter wheat crop a
301.000,000 bushels, and allow 6S.O 10,000
for export from the Pacific 'ope. - East cl
tha Hock let the winter wheal will not ex
ceed 333,000,000 bushel. The entire spring
wheat will not amount to ovci 150,000,000
bushels, and may fall considerably below
that, at the drouth continues, and the plant
It In poor condition. All our elevator and
granaries In "the country are bare, and our
visible stock are now reduced to about
78,000,000, wlih prospect of a further re
ducllon of the coming week of 3,000,000
mare. 80 you see what little we have I
going rapidly Into consumption and being
exported out ol the country. It Is more
than llktly that the 1st of July will tee the
smallest visible supply ever known In the
history ot tho trade say twelve or thirteen
millions. The slock are getting so lew,
and the wheat to small In quantity .that the
detnand for home consumption will absorb
a'l the early offerings. All that will be
necessary fui farmer I to hold 011 to t'.elr
wheat and l tend It forward sparingly, In
order to command a good price
"Now in regard to the European crop,
the outlook I nat promising, except In
France, which has fine promise ol a crop
of 390,000,000 bushels. The exporting
countries thlt year will have little to spare.
India produce 90 ,000,0c jo bushel, but In
consequence of the failure of the rice crop
cannot spare more than fifteen to twenty
million bjshcls. Australia will import In
stead of e pot L So will the Argentine
Republic and other count ilea of South
America. Russia, which I the great fac
tar In the market. Is a partial failure thl
year. We estimate her winter wheat 50
per cent, and spring wheat 25 to 30 per
cent les than last year ; or In round fig
ure a crop of 1 80,000,000 bushel. Thc
winter wat the most severe known In Rus
sia tlnce 1S13, and the tpfing wheat hat
suffered from drouth,but the great misfor
tune I the Injury to rye, which wltl un-
doubted ly restrict i.erexporuot wheat thlt
year to not to exceed 50,000,000 bushel.
Extreme cold weather prevailed all winter
In Australia and Hungary ; also In Ger
many, and the crops nave been damaged
to some extent, but we have no data, and
make no estimate. The locks of wheat
and flour are the smallest known for veart,
St
whi.e the quantity of that ono:esn passage
has got down to about 1 3,000,000, and will
continue decreasing for the next six weeks
"Without golnj more particularly Inta
detail, thl 1 the general situation. We
shall have an urgent demand for our w heat
when It I ready for market I might also
say that there are 4,000,000 bushels of
wheat counted In the visible supply which
should not be to counted 3.0oojOoo In
Minneapolis and ipco.otjo In New York.
That In Minneapolis is frosted and no
grade.and must be sold for fced.and that In
New York I mixed stuff which ha teen
doctored up and traded on for years,"
TIIK INDIANAPOLIS SCA.MlAt.
The band ot Indianapolis clergymen
who to earnestly labored to prevent the
President from g'.ving the sanction of hi
presence to a dancing party will do well
tglve a little attention lo some worse
wlckednes which he only can cure.
The Postmaster at Indianapolis ha been
caught by the Civil-Service Commissioners
In gross offenses against law and morals In
his official proceedings, and he has admit
ted the fact.
He reappointed to clerkships men who
had been discharged by his predecessor for
grot offense againat moral and law one,
for example, far keeping a gambling house
and another for betraying a woman. lie
made other appointment of men who had
not patted the civil service examination,
though forbidden by the law to do to.
now, it Mr llarrlaon does not remove
that Pottmatter he will make himself mor
ally responsible for these offenses and will
flagrantly violate hi own solemn pledges,
which will certainly be a-erse than dancing
at a ball. The President's good mentor
should bestir themselves."
France hates to give up her cherished
Panama canal scheme and admit failure
A new bill for the relief of the enterprise
was Introduced by the Government In the
Chamber of Deputies June 13. Itempow
ers the liquidator of the company to place,
on tho best condition possible and regard'
lets of the legal limit as to prlce.lhe 803,-
000 f. of the bonds which have not yet been
subscribed for. It also authorizes a sub
scription of 34,000,000! . to cover the expen
see necessary for the matntalnance of the
works pending an Inquiry Into the question
of the completion of the canal.
I am the center of gravity, hold a capital
position in Vienna, and as I am foremost
every victory, am allowed by all to be inval
uable. Always out of tune, yet ever in voice,
Invisible, though clearly seen in the midst of
river, I have three associates in vice, and
could name three associates in vice, and could
name three who are in love with me,- Still it i
in vain you seek me; for I have long been
heaven and even now lie'1 embalmed in the
grave. ... Who am I ? .
Ihny Ward Beecher once said:. "The
blonde type is nearest to the divine likeness."
The Democrat uses "blonde type."
Don't fat o examine Mcllwsin'a carpets
Yon will H . them from 10 to 15 Pur een
cheaper tha any other place in town, taking
ncontiuera on toe quality.
To lessen our stock of canned' good we
will sell 1 ' ingin that lino at remarkably
low prices. -
Bitowm-i, Stanarp.
If you have any job wcrk to do call on G
W.Smith who is preta .b to do it with
oeatnestjind disnatoH sod as cheap aa any
one. --. , :.?.; :
Wright' Compound Syrup of Straaparilla
a reliable medioiue for the renovation of the
blood. Tones and bnilda up the svatein.
cures akin disestes, eto. Sold by Foahay
k vjrsiuii,.
Mason.
Children Cry for
aso
When Ihe grave digcer was asked how he
. 1 I-,- ..... ....
wiinn me ne rejmeu iimt tie oitln I see vry
mui n 01 it around where he worked.
! .1 ."V
ids naiurni course 01 event the green
appi and the green melon and t!ie om!I toy
will toon com into collision,
Kutninn authorities have sentenced 41 stu
dent of the Cracow Universily lo three dav
Imprisonment and to psy a fine of 500 florin
lor singing Polish tongs while on an excursion
Home rule in India 1 a question that loom
up before the British Government wifh even
more of datgiir In it than any other. The
education of the past half century ha wakened
many thought in the young minds of Calcutta
Bombay, Madia, and the thoughts are taking
sii.i e 'n formal ilemsmls.
The "protected" farmsr in Michigm are
telling (heir MproteeteP potato? fir $ cents a
bushel, an.l are paying 9 cent a poxid f.r
their "protected!' sugar. Probably wlien it
ahall take two bushel of potatoes t' buy a
pound of tigr Michigan may return to her
democrats moorings. It is in the school of
privation and necessity that men iettn how lo
think.
Steamers from China bring news of a shock
ing disaster In the province of Klang Su. The
city of Su-Cbow,tituated on the Imperial Canal
about 55 mile not I li est of Slianghal, is said
to have ticen nearly swept out of existence by
fire. Seven out of the eight gates of the city
are said to have l-een destroyed, and lite loss
of life burned and trampled to death U eati
mtledatten thousand. Su-Chow had, in
18S0, a population of 500,000,
Russia is conspicuous among the great nations
of the earth for continually increasing her ar
maments, both on land and sea. At present
she U sctivcly extending her naval power in the
Block Sea. Betides an addition to her fleet al
ready under way there, she hat just ordered
three immense iron-dads of I l.ooo ton of 13,
horse power, with six 1 eavy guns. I Russia
preparing to make war upon the world?
At a recent meeting of the London Meteo.o
logics! Society, paper wa read oa the deaths,
canted by lightning ia England and Wale from
1853 to 1SS0, a recorded in the return of the
Kegislrsr Geueisl. It wat stated that the total
number of Deaths from lightning during the
wealy-oine years amounted to 546, of which
433 were males and 104 of females. It is alto
staled that ia consequence of their greater ex
posure the Lnbabitants of rural district suffer
more from lightning than those of towns. It wat
shown, likewise, that nearness to the west and
south coasts reduced the liability to injury hy
lightning, and that distance ftom the coast and
bigh land seemed lo increase ii.
Not only are human being black or dark in
hot climates, but other animal vary in like
manner. Pigs are usually black in hot climates.
The carbon layer in the skin of the negro, being
opaque, like other forms of carbon, must form
aa effectual veil and thut protect that most im
portant orgsa below, the true skin; a bodily
envelope or tissue presenting a vast sutface of
circulating blood, which is certainly subject to
brilliant illumination when only protected from
untight by the thia translucent cuticle. Hence
as we ksow that sunlight has considerable
chemical enery, and also that sun-stroke, to
which light complex ion eJ people are especially
liable, is more dependent on light than on mere
temperature.
General Gordon, now governor of Georgia,
whose soldierly appearance and superb horse
msnship were so universally admire'1 during
the great centenn'al parade, wa the recipient
of much hospitality from the New York people
during his stay jn the city. At a dinner to
which he waa invited, a young Englishman, a
lieutenant in tae "guards," possessed with the
idea that there was nothing very good or great
out of England, informed him that he did not
think the soldiers in the parade presented a
military appearance. "Perhaps not," courte
ously replied Governor Gordon, "but when it
comes to fighting, "there was more desperate
fighting and there were more men killed and
wounded during our last war than there have
been in all the wars of England from the time
of William the Conqueror." The Englishmsn
did not gain much by presumingupon the want
of love of Governor Gordon for the soldiers of
the north.
HArtltlSfcV.S PLEDGES AND PLATFORM.
The AAaaioearsars "Harrison was not
elected on a civil service reform phi form.
Shades of Eli Perkins, Ananias, and even tbe
prince of this cl ss, The platform upon which
Harrison was elected has this prevision: "We
will not foil to keep oar pledges because they
(the democrats,) have broken theirs, or because
their candidate hs broken his. We therefore
repeat our declaration of 1SS0 to wit: The re
form of the civil service auspiciously begun
under a republican administration should be
completed by the ftkr xlnio of the re
form system already estal lithed by law to all
grades of the service to which it is applicable.
The spirit and purpose of reform should be oh
served in all executive appointments." Could
anything be plainer than this? Could a stronger
civil service reform declaration be made than
this upon which Harrison was elected? And
vet. in the face of this s rong language, the
Mountaineer says that Harrison was not elect
ed en a civil service reform platform. But
this is the only means of defence against the
charge that every day this administration'
violating the pledges of the platform upon which
it rode into power as well as the open and
mistakable pledge made by Harrison in his
letter of acceptance, as follows:" All appoint
ments under it, (the civil service law,) should
be absolutely free from partisan consideration,
and influences. Some extensions of the class!
fled service are practicable and desirable, and
futhcr legislature extending the reform to
otier brunches of the service would receive my
approval. In appointments to every grade
and department, fitness and not party service
should be the essential and discriminating tests,
and fidelity and efficiency should insure tenure
ofoffice.si Only the interest of the fnbuc ser
vice should suggest removals from ojict. '
It will be however mv sincere purpose if
elected to advance the reform. Now in view
of the absolutely unanswerable proof which we
have addued, will the Mountaineer do "justice
to its readers and to itself by correcting its
statement and admit its error? This is the very
least it can do. The democrats are not worried
about the republicans taking the offices. They
knew from the beginning that Harrison would
take them. - Just let the administration say
that it turns democrats out because republican3
want the offices, ( which is the truth in a nut
shell,) and democrats will have no complaint
to make. Leave off this, miserable, hypocritij
cal pretence of enforcing the civil service law
and take the offices because republicans want
t'lem.
Mcllwain van give you the bait fitting
& tnit you ever wort, at price to suit eacn and
. - o
Pennsylvania will be known from now
the Whtskeyttone State.
jeveryone.
JPItcherXCactorla.
l J lie peeuliar efnatry la One
siAviiiuM'l mocli to the process aud
.1 "OTHINO Jskui In compounding as to
'1 UK I IT i tne ingredient themselves,
luaa -iTskert In time. . U check
!nUM In the Otttset, or If
.they be advanced wui prove a potentenre.
liiiEMilisfiltatIt
'It take tbeplaosof a
flnetrtr and ivmiv m.m.
serlptlon. Allwhof.-4 ','fOB
WMOIt
awoouiary uvea will Dud . 4aeneeive
UOie bmt prnvntlvo of . 'WlttnT,
and cur lor Iadl-tlmf
C'nnatipavtlon, llaaatsr.he, ftlUonaneas,
file aud Menial UwprMSlon. .So bis
of time, no tuuirferenn with business
.while taking. For children It Is most in
nocent and harmless. No doiiRrr from
exposure rtr taking. Cure lie, IM
rrkums, llowsl Complaint. Fevtirtsb
nass and favarlsh Cold. Invalid and
clelleau person will Ont It the mlllnst
A portent aud Tonlotheycan us. A Hubs
taken at olKht Insures refreshing sleep
ami a natural evacuation or the bowela.
A little taken In the morning sharpen
tbe appetite, cleanses tb sloioacU aud
wee U-u ilia breath.
a . pnrRiciAK's omno.
"f tuva Imi Drsctlcinc medicine tat
tr. twenty rears sad have aemr ba sble t
"l rxu P s ve eisMe campound Out won Id,
iJJ like Simmon Liver krgulstor, promptly .
A and tffeetiveijr ssovs the Uver lo acuoa.
J land at the same Mine aid (Instead of weak. .
suing) the digesUsa sad t asittii)lie 1
Y' powers of the system."
s 5 L. M. Hurro), st.t., Washington, Ark.
Mark of OeBnlneneaSf Look forttie'r4
Trade-Mark on front of Wrapper, and the
Heal and Mlgnalure of. H.Xetilii A go in
red. ou the side, Take uo other. - -.U,
I have nought tho largest and best stock of
HRY GOODS
ever brought to Albany,
nvite every one to call
stock.
DON'T FORGET
we carry a lull line of O, M, Henderson & Uo s
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The Bed School House Shoes are the best
in the world.
I m . .. . a. .I'.' as- ...j , - .'zsaw. , tt . - . . . uvvisl ast t. ....
ty wmm -v- -sw - .m,iw
t'i
Look out for
in. the next SO day-.
.";.::W. . READ,
The Lending Uasli Dry Goods Store.
THE SPRING MEDICINE YOU WANT
Pa
ine's
Purifies the Blood,
Strength ens the Nerves,
Stimulates the Liver,
Regulates the Kidneys and Bowels,
Gives Life and Vigor to every organ
There's nothing like it
' Last sprtnp, beuxr ve ry cv.iea run aown ami
dptillltnteO. 1 procured KC!i l 1'iune s cytei j
illt
ill
Vomnmind.
feel like a
1 110 USO CI iv.o WHuea bkhhj
me
feel like a new ir.uu
As a ri'iieval to"1 lul
spring medicine,
I O.o u-.t l:iiow Its txiuoj."
W 1 U'IKI KI.KAF.
Vrlgadier (ioneral V. X. O., Burilnitton, VI.
f.1.00. SU for SAW. At Druggists.
DIAKOKD DYES
Color F'atherM ast KiMmit,
Smoke, the cigars
Manufcictured by Julius Josepli?
-ALSO
IMPORTED AtiD
Plug and Btnok tag tobacoos, Meerachaujn and briar pipes and
smokes artiilea generally. Also alwa8 has on band
fa nice line of
. California and Trrpical Fruits.
THE PLACE.
l; rrin,i. -v.JI .
Para, Brothers.
Sucet. 1 , V Jfi
Grocers,
Frc3iC5, 8ak
ilnn'
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le
H:;
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h i' im lr j.'
rrasotnth
C. I. su
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-Vwr.VK'or ! L W. Lart!ot4.
M'A LIvi; IN
anuGS, reicD.G.KEs
;Hfi?,,ICALOt BftU-MSC
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00, 2.
STAP.n,
Physician :,nd Surgeon,
Late ofBrownsrill,Or.
0lr!. at reaidflnoi on corner Rroad.il' n
ami Nyventfi. "lla promptly a'.tf ntl 4
In city -r country.
and I would respectful bj
and look through my
BirsrC.M.IIENDERS0N&C03 ;
Bargain:
. IIM 3
ery Gompoi
iisrJ
Use It Now I
"Havlnsr ased your mine's Celery Cenrtmti
this spriuff. I can salely rrron-.imul I ' in
most; powerful and t the same tlifit- 1.11.-1
centle rcgulotor. It Is a splendid ci-n.- toiil-,
aud sUiee Uikliiff it I have frit like a li-v. man.
. if Kkobk, w aterton n, lotju
WELia. KlCBAHDSOK Co. rror-s. Bur'.lnjton. t.
j UCTMTED FOOD
Vl'ujt, iAlKJ
OALER IN
KEY WEST GIGA
Children Cry for;
erst omce. v