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VOL XXVI.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 15. 1891.
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V, ta UKALTH aaa nloam aaTHKNitru
THi 08. UAJtUI ME0ICINEC0.ST.L0UIS, MCV
flnti a'.ock orShd fV ;od In tbe Va
T, antl tbe moot rv taie prices, both
'A b . mIIIiik. bare on band
41 k;-M
FUtNITUHE, STOVES, Till WARE
TRUXXS. BOOKS, PICTURES
CLOCKS, CSOCKFRY,
ETC., ETC.
jfoor w.t ofS K Ynnog's o'.i enr4
L. COTTUiB
City Restaurant.
IIrios bee a otirely remixldtctl. tbia old
aad popuUr ritaarnt" l mv'e tirwt
clua n every ra pre t. . The joll.o will K4
(ivao gvl meal at all hoar for only S3
ents. ErerjthiiU ntt aud attrertive,
PiiTate bat. Oyttrre lo vtrv style.
STRICTURE !
Perreai.aatty rar4 without Cultlm. Bumlof cr Di
lating- A rlrctly pinlav UvaUiwniaMd a goaraav
taatl cura in ary j aa. no ciaur how lone atardtr e
Tbia IraalRKfit, (. 8-.rlcto a. rf Ir Boieli'a tlx
g- 'ataat diacorary known mediclK. UiUwlvaa
d aonpUtalT raTca lh Btrivtui wltbontauBoj'
t r ftaia lo th patHrat.
DISEASES OF ivlEN!
Paealiar t Ihotrtiri, an t Dot jumper to mum hara,
iDclmlme all th'.aa dalkata liiArmltlaa ami Waak
mini, whk-b tbaj would ahtink (rum diadisina lo
thatr lamiiy ptiirian, permanrntly rami In Ira
Mom than m erar kuoan to Mrixtnm laiura, by Lnr
3X(U'a"Nw 8atrta M Traalmrnl." It lv)uat
hatantto-artraryorvanaaud makaa wnak mfi at ptmc
Wbaa pamltla. it ia alwaya bewt to rail lor rarv.nal
mnaoltatWn and vpactal axaxuinatum. Hut ilvat
aba cannot pnanihl call, ahouM anla, atauoj lhair
aua tally. Mmlteina aant by mail or ainraMi. araied,
Ira (nna ax poaura, to all .arta ol the nnltc Cnaat.
Addrraa,
Wm. A. Boxcll, 31. D.
at real D lapeaaary, rartlaaal. rrwM.
Corner Fint and l'uietroU,eijeoitlui(i
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ACADEMY
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Oar Laly of Perpetual Help.
(LDANY, - - - OREGON
CondnctoJ by the SiU f St. Benedict
Tuition kn eelect dj.Ttbo.l rangfefrom
fJ to $10.
Forteraie of Coercing Scb 'ol cr say
prtiocleraappiy attbe A"A 'nriw nrjda
adeaa8istor Ma(erlorovi
The New York
V v Son Cost res tct
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f V OMaia friwte, t aeaata. Trade '
V alarSa. C.-rvrlabl. ami frae. ,
VV kt-m DUNN A CO. ,
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2nil jw Store.
the Place to Buy
Their Field Thycr Shoes.
MoFarlandlBlook,- ABLANT.
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and get lilORE POWER
and use LESS WATER
Write for car New Illiutraiod Cat.-iloKiio of 1K01.
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AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISINO ROM A
DISORDERED STATEotthe STOMACH
ON AN
INACTIVE LIVE R.
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nOMTTTT a rrnrnii rraiaaa
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cum ll- i.lili Ivmv- tt, tr-M.ri i:n A,
tito, I'jii'u.Uw Ln.urj Jtlmai, und
taeJ ereryaThere, l e'xKtlcUfor3.
THE
CRY OF MILLIONS
OH. 7-TY BKCKl
TOP IT NOW,
SOON IT Wilt tC TOO IATC
i nave l troaniM manr mi
irawiih
of lb kkiDrra ami hav trtni
tan dlflrmit rrmrtlira anil ha
aouifht aid ftura ditlrrrat phy.tclaaa
without rrlirf. Alnut the lybof Apri,'
I uttering; from a Wry rktlrat
attack that eloiuat proatratrd me la
oca a manner Uiat I araa tent mr.
When I at iknrn it waa almoal IrapuaaiUc (ur m
to art t.p aUic. or to put n cluthra, whr
mm iTorhtrnc rut r. llrulrv, wit
UHKCU.M KIUNKV TliA, to my
bulcl. I immcUiatrly cotamcticnt
using the tea. It had aa atmoat
miracsloua cSrct. and to the satoa
iahnunt of aU the eucst at the bolcL
ia a few dart.! am battr to atat.
ttat I was a Dew man. 1 wiu4
recumrarnd toe tea to all till kind
a 1 lute brcn,
C. A. TCPPER,
J'toprlrtor OrrMceUl Uctel.
fcanU Kuaa. Cal.
PHELPS. Job Printer,
Ist.St.-iio Albany
LBAHT C0LLE5TATS IHSIITU1B
ALBANY, OREGON.
1890, 18Q1.
Irat rer Opeeerl ftcyteatwer lett, mm
A lull corpe of InKtrucU.ra.
CLASSICAL, SCIEHTIFIC, LITERARY
:COEBClAL AND KCHMAL
CLASSES.
C'oumeu 01 tudy arrantced to uieet lb'
oJ ofa'.k ?rJi ofatudenta.
-S ptcittl tuaucemrnti ojerttt iaJeutt
from airjoJ.
RCV. ELBCET S tOXBIT
Eevsre House:
ILBANY,
:i!AS. PFKIFFEII
OREGCM
t'fiOPiUETQIt,
FHlud uo In ' Oret-claMt atylo. Taltlr
HiTp!iKl arltb tbe txyit In tbe market.
((In aieeptrKauartiTiecta. Ktmple rortav
or commercial travolera.
Cheap Wood. Good fir wood delivered
to any part of Albany, (or only (3 a cord
Leave orders at l' V HpiLks' lumtwr
yard.
C. B. R. Store
Lai
AMY
iADAGHE
'W!i!!3YcaWall,w
BUT CURES '
NOTHING ELSE.
OEEGOIT-
STATlOilARY M
It yon want the best
and most durable furni
ture that is manufactur-
U ea in ino cuy go 10
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WHEEL
BRINKS
T.OGAI UEOOIU).
A ViooHom Ut n Mas. Wo often'read
items alwut vigorous old men. The fol
lowing Is equal to any yet reported. In
order to add lo Us interest an Incident of
fortvfour years ago will bi appropriate.
In the CavnsD war of 1847-8, near Wnlla
Walla, Mr Ureen MelKmald and Mr
Jaiion Wlict-lor were botli ahot on the
r-ametlay, Mr Wheeler through one of
his tlilghsovliilethe Indian bullet pamid
into one of Mr McDonald's lunge, first
cutting a copper button In two, going
clear through and lodging under the akin,
making a bunrh nearly ns big a a hen's
Tg. Mr MelKuiJlld walked up to Mr
Wheeler and remarked, "'Well, they've
gotiue this tluie,"thinklng bis time had
come. Mr Jos Karl, residing In the Third
ward, was present at me ttmu. a lew
days ago Mr Wheeler paid Mr McDonald
a visit at Ma homo near cio. xsoiwun
standinir the bullet's trip though hi
lung he was alive yet, and, more, though
73 yenrs of age, w as splitting rails wttii
the euervr of a Lincoln. lie informed
Mr Wheeler.on beinn taken to task (or a
mau of bis aite to lie in such an occupa
tion, that a couple days previous be bad
cut the timber ana split 1 .11 oak rails
diual to aUmt twice tlie number oin
rails. He quit bis rail splitting for the
time and the two old friends, talked of
the events of bvgone days. Do the
Naders of ties Dkmocrat know of any
umre vigorous 73 year o)l gentleman in
urogon, revamless oftnuian bullets.
Im New Omlsanh. A member of the
Salem Htatennan force has a letter from
W W Skinner, ngent of the 8 Pat Falcm,
written at New (Means, April 30th, in
w hich be says; ''Enclosed I send you a
memento from this place in the shape of
a piece of oak cut by myself from the
tree upon which one of the 'Dagoes' was
hanged. This tree was orluinally over a
foot in diameter. Now it is not over four
or Ave inches. Everybody takes some
of it for relica. The lamn uoat baa been
taken to Chicago. The iHigos are keep
ing very quiet. I have been trying to
find I'arkinson to shake with him. We
viitited the tomb of Jefferson Davis. He
ia buried at Mutario cemetery, located
near the citv. It is the home of the
Confederate dead, and many beautiful
monuments mark their last resting
place."
Libaxo.". MrPtowe, an attorney re
cently from Dakota, thinks Letmnon a
desirable location for a man of bis pro-
icftsion.
Another carload of paper mill machin
ery arrived lat week. We understand
that the freight bill of the company, on
machinery alone, wilt foot up about
HU00.
The city of Seattle bus extended Its
limits so as to include Wassotu'a addi
tion. Linn county men who bought lots
In this addition will know by this that
their property is now in Seattle.
Died, near I -acorn b, April 28, William
Tucker. MrTnckercame toOregon from
Mineonri in Io2. and after residing in
different portions of On state located
near Lacomb eight years ago. He leaves
a wife and eight children, all of whom
are grown. Kxprees.
War ifc WtxT. Recently the Demo
crat mentioned the (set that Frsnk C
Baker, atate printer, had gone la the
Sandwich ((lends, lo vUlt hi brother.
The Woodburn Independent says the rea
to.i was that "Raker gvt on a tear, blew
lo over f 400 one night, defied Ihe Salrm
police and ratted Cain generally." A
Salem paper aald a prominent officii! ws
arroted and fined for drunVenrta and tlap
plng hit wife. The Independent says he
maahed every piece of dUhware In the
houae, and lamp, vat;, mlrrora, chairs
acd tablet, until Ihe house locked like a
Kjnaaa ctclone. lie atao cut bis wife'
eal aklrt cloak, allk dretaes, etc, up. He
l prettjr Bttod fellow, but. if the slorv la
true. It tlmply ahows what liquor will do
ancn tt get hold of jtne men.
Poetic Wakamakbr. At Salem, in
the course of his remarks, Jonn IVana
maker.the national naaeby, showed that he
appreciated the situation in the following
poetical remarks: "fheae great hills of
your that are about u gorgeously ar-
rarea in their summer beauty, round
about them orchard sweet, apple end peer
tree fruited deep, fair aa the garden of the
Lord, and your table lsndt and sloping
valleys with the rstn falling on them thU
morning sre laughing snd saying, come
back to ua In toe vintage and join In our
harrcat aong.' "
Thk DiFtiaiKcB. Eugene Is rapidly
gslntng a reputation a a ttaiftng center.
Guard. Albany has long ago shed
Itaclf of such frontier charsc'erUllc. Not
a Iage goes from Albany. Inttesd there
Is a railroad In every direction, north, east,
outhesat, south and we.t, covrrlng the
whole field. Railroad are much better
than stages. To be a railroad center
amounts to sonr.eihlng. To be a stage
center is decidedly backwoodl.h.
Good Advice. Wm Uber, from Dallas,
Marion Co, Iowa, who recently pur
chased the Jos Harrison farm, a few miles
southwest of tow n. called on as yester
day. He informed ns that he is more
than delighted with Oregon and her cU
tnute, and would advise all those living
In the cyclone and graae-hopper sUtcs of
the east to come to this coast. Such is
the verdict of nine-tenths of the in mi
grants. Brownsville Times.
Calapooia Mixes. The regular sn
nual meeting cf the Ca la pool 4 & Blue
River Mill & Mining company was held
Tuetday afternoon, in Urow.ivlllc, and a
large per cent of the stockholders wete
preent. The following ofltcers were
elected for the coming yesr: Directors,
C 11 Eiswlck, W B IManchard, N B Stan
dl.h, O P Co,how and W W Rcbe; C E
Standi.h, secretary; C II Coble, treasurer.
By unanimous vote of the stockholders
empowered to levy an ataea.ment of two
per cent, If deemed necetsary, on the cap
ital nock to enable th;m to put In a pros
pecting mill this coming eaon,
Lebanon's Fbkioht. Tbe S P agent at
Lebanon reports tbe following business
for that city during April: Total No
tons freight received, 120, consisting of
the following articles: Lath, 10 tons,
brick, 10, lumber, 20, paper mill machin
ery, 10, miscellaneous merchandise, 70,
Total No tons forwarded, 491, consisting
of the following articles : Wheat, 394 tons,
potatoes, 24, sand 30, hay, 10, grape root,
k4t miscellaneous merchandise, 74 .
Total No tons received and forwarded.
1 617. Exclusive of the above figures, the
company shipped from this station for
use at other stations for themselves, ii
cars ot locomotive wood.
Dblisqukht Taxes. -Linn Is not the
only county with a largo delinquent tax
list. According to the Register Lane is
also in the lict: From Sheriff Noland's
semi-annual report, iust comoleted. we
glean the following: The delinquent
tax rouior id is szjihj.us; lor 18HU,
3G44.80: for 1887. eMOe.lO : for 1888.
$4827.35; for 1889, f 18,176.25; total, 27,-
7u.bs. ine casti on band Is f8221.3G.
t Recovebed $5000. J W Eubank, of
Tacoma, Is In the city. Mr Eubanks
has been having his hands full of a big
lawsuit since in Albany last. While
breaking on a train running into Tacoma,
on Chriatmas day, on account of a dilapi
dated coupling arrangement, be met with
an accident resulting in tbe loss of the
two smallest ringer of his right hand. He
sued the company and recently, after
hard legal fight, recovered $5000, which
lie will receive in cash In month or less.
$350 EewabdI The citizens of Cor
vallis will pay three hundred and fifty
($350)doliars for the arrest and conviction
of the person or persona who entered J M
VAl.n'. IK. ninht Vf n Kill
and opened the sale, bigned, Many CI
tizens. A notice of the above was re
ceived by Marshal Hoffman today.
An Oil Warehouse. An examina
tion, of the real estate sales will reveal
sale to the Stanard Oil Works, made for 1
site for an oil warehouse. It is la Monteith
Southern addition,
Efworiii Liaoue. At the DUtrlct
Epworth League.hejd at the M E Chuuh
last week, nine Leagues were represented.
The following were present t Delegates
5 1 iiunn and ns K v Seamed oi I'.u
gene; Mls Ida rsgenkopf and C II
llempstrect, McMlnnvlile: Ml.s M M
Aunllii snd Mix Addle Elliott, Dslls;
Mis Addle Mmpnon snd Mlt Narsh
Went, Lcbanoit) Mr II (ioutd and Mm J
A Winter, Jeftcraon ; K Moore, 8s,letn(
Mr rrrttn, Uaytont G lluntict, Ilrown
vlllei Ml Emma Couglll snd E M llor-
toa, Albanv. Minuter Kev I) T Sum.
mervllie, l)allat Kev Thomas Uoyd, Leb
anon) KevsS P Wllion i.nd U K Cine,
Salem; Rev Elworthy, SlieJJ; Rev II
Gould, Jefferon! Kev L A Water. Eu
gene; Kev Chs McDonald, Ilarrlaburg;
Kev a it, Memingcr, Aiuany.
..11! 1 .-I.
111a iuihi v nig uifiutra were eicvivu
Pretldent, Elder SI' WlUon; ut vice,
pretldent, Ml Ida Pagcnkopf ; iJ vice
prcaldent,MIe M M Auslltt t 3d vice pres
ident. E M Morton j 41I1 vlce-preldent, G
llarrlaon; gth vice-prealdent, EH Dunn;
correondlttg ecrelary,Mia M M Auatln;
recording secretary. Ml Margaret Gel
endorter; treasurer, Mr G Ilcnnett; dl
tilct organiser, Rev I) A WMer. Exe
cuilve commlttee.Kev S P Wilnon, Mic
Pagenkopt and Austin. Committee on
program for next convention, oior of M
E church of Eugene, Rev Mcmlnger end
Rev Boyd.
It wa decided to hold the next meeting
at Eugene.
KevCKClme, olNalem, delivered an
able dlacourse lent evening, which clocd
the convention ,
ui.sNiNu Acci&KKf. A young man
named BUI Evans was accidentally shot
and instantly mi lea last nigbt on i;oui
spring, near r.cno, says me l'tnuieion
h. U. He bad been out on a rabbit bunt
ith Lincoln Hwaggert. On returning
he went to the w agon to place in the bed
some powder and shot, carrying bis gun
in his band. The hammer ol the icun
caught on the wagon in some manner,
causing the weapon to explode. The en
tire charge 01 snot struck me uniortunate
hunter in the abdomen and ranged up
ward, inflicting a horrible wound and
causing instant death. Hid Evans was
seventeen years old. He came to this
country about two months ago from
Bpringtleld. lane cotin try. w here his tar-
euU now reside.
Cuor Paosi'KCTs. lo Its report of crop
prospecU from different parts of the state
the Oregonlan gives thelollowlng: "The
condition of crops In Lion county up to
the present baa never been belter, and
the outlook ia flattering for a bountiful
yield of grain. Reports from various
parts of the connty show that recent
prolonged rains have flooded some fields
of growing grain From thU cause slight
uiuiage iias ueen nine 10 w ucai on tow
lands, but should fair weather follow
soon the damage will not 1 appreciable.
Over an avenue acreage has been sown.
and present prospects are that the crop
01 ibvi 10 L.inn county win ue heavy.
Likh County la booming generally.
Tbe Lebanon Ixpres says: "Since
Sweet Home baa a dally mail In addition
to an express office, Kdaville has ft tel-
r.i.pu liuv h aiiia 'iatT, tta&criMV ia w
.... u t. . ,1.1 .i ti . i t .
iave a woolen mm ana possibly a motor
ine, Whitcoinb is Increasing in popula
tion and prosperity, and la strong in tbe
hope of Iwing connected with the out
side world by means of a railroad. ltno
behooves the inhabitant of Lacomb to
build telephone line to Lebanon and by
being within bailing diatance of the
mother town there is no danger of your
being outstripped by ambitious rivals."
Craaga Heeltag.
At the regular meeting of Knox Dutte
grange April Zotli, Ib'JI, a class of six
persons were Initiated In the first and
second degrees of the order, and one ap
plication for membership was received.
Knox Butte grange is on the up grade
gain.
There will bi a third and fourth degree
meeting ot the grange at Knox Butte on
the fourth Saturday In May for the pur
pose 01 initialing ana conierring the de
grees on the class, also talking on sub
jects pertaining to the best interests of
the grange Bro. It A Irvine and others
are expected to be there.
A resolution was introduced and adopt
ed asking the State grange to let tbe
representation to the State grange re
main as it Is at l.resent. Also that the
Htate grange economies In the expendi
ture of their finances in paying members
their per diem and miteage.so as to have
aa much money aa possible to keep the
worthy lecturer in the field as long as
they can in vlsfting different granges and
organizing new ones where necessary. If
ine members 01 tne granges won id spend
a little more of their time in attending
the grange and working for tbe good ol
the order they wqyld be in a more pros
perous condition and all members would
be more benefited thereby.
1IIK C)UKSJ BILE BAXA4K,
Has a large and complete line ot
goods, dolls, doll buggies, boys' wagons,
ve ocipedea and many other goods which
gol to make up a complete assortment.
besides a complete line of lamps of
every description. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird cages,
plush goods, such as Albums, toilet sets,
autograph books, scrap books, children's
A It 0 pictnre books, and all goods that
are carried in a Bazaar store, including
Koger liros. 1S47 silverware, we wish
to call the attention of the public In par
ticular to the uoiden Kuie prize baking
powder and tea, put up expressly for
this trade, which gives the best of satis
faction, as is attested by tbe hundreds
who have used both the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced by the
Golden Rule Bazaar. Each package of
tea and can of backing powder draws a
prize in the shape of a tine piece of glass
ware. Be sure to call, wben In Albany,
at the Golden Rule Bazaar, at yon will
be sure to rind what you want, and will
be shown over the store and be treated
kindly by my clerk. Mr. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to an.
JULIUS USADWOHT.
Hoaey to Lean,
We have plenty of money to loan on
real ctate security, on two to five years
time. Call on us st our office, opposite
this Severe houe.
Bt'RKHART S E8.NEY.
Jut armed a
foil line of lailiea, chil
bey'a foot west at O W
wilt be so!d at bottom
Arena, men's and
Simpton's, which
price.
.Sellable and Alway the Heme.
P-randreth'a pill re the oldest, tafect and
beat bl od purilUe and purgative known.
They are purely vegetable, therefore harm
less. Lbey sr.. alwatithe tame snd always
produce tbe same (Sect. Other purgatives
require increased doses tnd nuslly eeaie act
ing altogether, A ooaras of one 01 two of
Ursndreth pill taken eaob night 1 a posi
tive caie for conitipstioo, headache rod U
bilious disorder. It you cant take them
plain get them sugar coated. '
SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY a
positive ears for Catarrh. Diphtheria sod
Usnker-Moutb. Fosbsy K Mason, agents
SHILOH'S CURE will immediately re
lievs Croup,Wbooping Cough and Bronchitis,
troshay Maionj agents.
WHY WILL YOU coagh when Blrilob's
Cure will give immediate relief.' Price 10
eeota, 60 cunts sad $1. Foahay & Mason,
agents.
8LEEPLES3 NIG UTS, made roi.ersbl
by thst terrible cough. Shiloh'j Cure is the
Remedy for yoa.
For lame back, or aide chest Die Shiloh s
Porous Plaster. Price, 25 oent, ;
A NaSAI INJECTOK free with each
bottle tf Shiloh Catarrh Jlemedy, Price
J 50 coots. Fo-shay Mason, ejects, ...
MrClll, AM rMSONal,
TUCkSDAY,
Mr and Mrs V II Pfelffer.of Portland,
are In the city. .
Mrs II F Hollenbeck ha returned to
Albany from a vUlt with friend ai Eugene.
Jay W Illsln and S E Barrows left
Tuetdsy evening on a trip 10 Southern
Oregon, on bualncM,
Miss Larena Ryland, of Woodburn, and
O I- Baltimore, ot Albany, were granted
a neene to wea iousj oy ii. county clerk
iein journal.
Mrs A l Barker and daughter, Miss
Maggie, left for Ios Angeles Isst night to
pena me summtnor ine oenent 01 the
Health ct Mls Msggie.
Mr W S Peters lett on hut nlelil"
overland for her home in Sen Lfsndro,
uani. we nope to ne ame to report the
permanent return of Mr and Mrs Peters
to Albany.
Tuctjiy evening the Epworth Lessue
ot the M E Church had a very pleaoant
experience. After a meeting of ihe Dis
trict iesgue a social gathering was held
at ine cnarcn ana a nue repast served.
Claud Msnafleld csme down from his
mountain home beyond Breltenbu.h. Iat
evening, lie nss a line taruen. with sev
eral different kind of vegetables up and
in a nourikiitng condition.
Wm II Cowan went to Portland this
noon to meet MU Amanda Prather.sUter
01 RUM Uce Prat her, who will arrive In
Portland lomorrow.on hei way to Albany,
to tpend the summer with her relatives
here.
M B Go'dleln. the well-known theatrl
cal manage, was In the city yesterdsy and
made arraignment for the appearance ef
the Harry Brown Comedy Co., In Albany
at Ihe Opera IIoue,on May iK, 19 and jo,
when three very popular plavs wilt be
preented, -Rip v"sn Winkle," " ITe New
Ifomestesd" and "Under the Gaslight,"
oiicrtng our citiiens some llieatrlcal prlv
lieges not before given I hem.
A COL&IM wiublKO.
A very merry
party met at the St.
t-narie isat even
nlng, the occatlon beini
Ihe celebration of Ihe eolden weddln 01
Mr and Mja brlvanu Race, the parents
of Earl Race. Many happy retiintccncr
were Indulged In. The happy couple were
the recipients of nearly congratulations, as
well as aeveral very handaome presenis.
An elegant supper wss partaken of atfer
which mulc was In order, the guests de
psrtlng at a late hour. Among those
preaeol were Mr and Mr L (' Marahall,
Mr and Mr Geo Knox, Mrs J E Knox,
mr ana airs iiau, mm t v crosseil.,
raiDAT.
F L Such and wife are in the city.
Hon T J Black, of Halsey, is in tbe
?lty.
ChArlcs Parkes, of Tacoma, la In tbe
city on a visit with friends,
D C Currle, who has been ill or tome
time, is on the streets again:
N tl StandUh and R N Thompson, of
Brownsville, are In the city today.
Miss Fad is Cohen, who has been In
Portland several months, la in tbe city
Visiting friends.
J G Gross, of Waterloo, wss In the city
this fmenoon. According to the Leban
on pspcr, Mr Gross offer his hotel for
sale.
Mr Geo Turrcll, the ahoe drummer, of
Stn Franclaco, father of the TurreJI Bros,
formerly of Albany, has been in the city a
day or two.
Ralston Cox returned on Monday last
from a three weeks' visit to New York,
Philadelphia and other parts of the East
Mr Cox wears bis accustomed, smile,
having evidently accomplished tbe ob
ject of his visit. He is convinced that
Oregon ia all right Corvallie Gazette.
The State Sabbath School convention ol
the Baptlat church I in sewlon it Oregon
City, Tho preent I'ora Albany are
Rev O W Hill, Fred Dw.on and wife,
MImcs Annie Eosbsy snd Esther Warner,
who went yewerday, and Mr O II Hart,
who went this noon, with guitar In hand
to att In the mu.lcal part of the con
vention. S ATI' t PAT.
Mayor Cowan, went to Portland this
noon. .
riatt D Elderkin and wife, ot Seattle,
are in the city.
Mrs J O Writs man and daughter went
to Corvallis today on a visit with friends.
11 Lampman, traveling agent of the
Osborne Binder Co, has been in tbe city
today.
C K Wolverton went to Dallas, tbia
noon, to attend circuit court, v. bich con
venes there on Monday.
E J McCaustland la temporarily city
surveyor of Halem, daring tbe absence of
tbe regular surveyor, Mr Ueaner.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
U P church, gave a social last evening at
the residence ot Judge Flinn. A fine
time was had. m
Miss Amanda Prather arrived Ira. the
city last evening from Mississippi to
spend the summer with her sister, Miss
Lee Prather, at Mayor Cowan's.
I)r M Linton, of Westville, Nova Scotia
has been in tbe city, festerdav he mir-
chascd a fine mounted Chinese pheasant
at I'eyoe ol t rotnan Bros, and shipped
it by express to his far off home.
Oua hundred twenty rive men, women
snd children earns front Baletn today on the
Uaiveraity Band exonraion, headed by tbe
band, arriving here at 1:30. Tbey 1 sported
a Hoe lime on tbe trip here. After seeing
tbsaighU olth gem city cf the vallsy tby
lett at 4:30 on I heir return trip. Amon
those od board were E Hofer. the ao
comyliahad editnr of tbe Salent Journal,
sod family, snd E C Pentlsad and family ot
Independence.
'A sars care for the whiikv bsbitt Dr
Liviouaton's Antidote for ttruokencess will
care any cats of tbe liquor nabit ia from tea
to thirty days, from the moderate driukar to
tbs draokard. The Antidote ean be given
in 1 cap of coffee without the knowledge ef
tbe pemoa taking iv. The Antidote will eoi
injur the healtn in any way. Manafaetared
ty the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon cr from J A Camming, 10I egsak
Albany. ,
Tbs best rnat coffee in lb city at Cowad
Meyers.
V11 r tltng Photographers A easy Oregon.
We have boasfat all thenegati v t made by
L W dark sod W II Oreeowood np to Kov
15th. 1889. Duplicate ean be had from
bein only of u at reduced late. We hay
also about 18.000 oeuative made by oar
elve, from which duplloates can e had sfe
llkeiajes. We carry tbe oniy fun He el
viewt i f thin atate and do enlarged work at
tnM t rats for first class work. W a ka)l b
pleased to es yoa at oar studio in rroaeiui m
I . , . , jn i
blook, nextaoor so mssoDia xrmpia.
SiIILOH'8 VITALIZES is what yew
ceed for Constipation, Loss ot Appetite, Pia
sine, snd all symptom ofDyapepia. friest
10 and 75 cents per bottle.
ii -
For road carts made pt.cially for oraMioaa
osil on Kntpp, Burrell & Co., atcemer ef
First and EUawortb streets, Albany, Or.
Cloaks at oot st W F Read's
At the oomer of Broadalbln adl 1st street
yoa will find C E Brownell alwaya in the
lead in tbe grocery business.
The Dkmocbat will sxebsngs A sewinf
machine of any make desired, except one or
two, for lome oak grub wood and part easb;
or will consider other proposition by any
one desiring a new msehisse.
WILL YOU SUFFER with DynpepsSa
sad Livir Complaiist! Shiloh" Vitalizes is
gaaranteed ta tare yoa.
"VASHINOTOM.
(frum our raeuiar ormtNMidant.)
Washington, Msy 4, 1891
Secretary Foster's recent alleged free
nd frank dUcunlon of the condition ol the
trestury of the United SisUs Is the fore
runner of some rtpubllcan juggling with
the figures purporting to represent the
condition of the treasury that will probab.
ly Uks ptsce as tocn as Mr IlarrWoj re
turns to Washington, that Is, In the next
statement ol the public debt, which will be
msde public June 1, Mr Foaler propoe
to chsnge the form ol that statement, for
the evident purpose of showing a fictitious
amount ot cash available, It will not be
the first time by many that the condition
ot the tressury department has been fatal
fled by official figures. Old timer will
recall fie congresalons! Invettlgstlon
which brought out the fact that during one
year, 1870, I think, nine of the treasury
ledgers showed 3,5:7 ersure and several
entire leaves were cut out ot two ledgers,
all caused by the efforts to make the books
accord with the falsified statement, pre
pared to mystify the public. I shouldn't
wonder if the House of the Flfty-tecond
congress didn't do a little lnvetlgtlng ot
Mr Foster's figure.
The tressury department offers to send
ail Ihe smstt silver that the banks U. any
section ol the country will take, free of
carriage, which, lithe banks take any con
siderable quantity, will be a mighty fat
thing for the United States express com
pany ,0! which cx-Senstor (H.ne too") Tom,
Piatt, ol New York, U the controlling
spirit. Perhaps Mr Foater did not think
ol benefiting the New York republican
boas when he hatched up this scheme.and
then again perhaps' he did. This mixing
ol business and politics is a striking trait
oi the republican party.
This ssme thing, mixing business and
politics, has brought about a disagreement
between Secretaries Blaine and Foter.
Mr Blaine doesn't wsnt the catching of
seals stopped for a year, because a number
ol his personal friend, Including "Suve" j
Elklns, have Invested their money In the
North American Fur company, which is
the present owner of the sealing privileges
Behrlng Sea, and Mr Fotter,who believes
ihe sesls are about to be exterminated,
would like to have it stopped.. Ia the
meantime the Brltlah MlnUter la huUtlng
thst Mr Blaine do something definite.
Taken altogether this matter I In a very
Interesting stsge snd It wilt surprise ru
one here If It develop son.e highly sensa
tional features before long.
The payments on account of Ihe direct
tax an to date amount to $9,184.73 80.
The pretence ol three candidates for
speaker Me;s. McMlllin, of Tennessee; j
Bynum, of Indiana, and Springer ol 1111-
nols made a good deal ot talk around the
hotels luring ihe last two days. Mr Mc
Mlllin has been ti a veiling In the raatern
slates for several weeks and 1 am told by
a friend of his that he secured pledges of
support from quite a number of represen
tatives In that section. I hesr that Kerr,
of Pennsylvania, has a dead cinch on the
c!erkhlpof the Home, having received
pledge enough to make hi nomination
by the caucus certain. I am Inclined to
think though that many of these pledges
are contingent upon the election ol the
speaker.
Representative Edmonds, ol Virglnlc,
who is a democrat farmer's ablan:e man,
was In town long enough Saturday to com
mit himself to Cricp lor speaker.
The oddest freak In the way of a rumor
that has turned up here forstme time wss
the one thst wss hatched out, from no
where, Saturday afternoon, to the cfiect
that Mr Harrison had somewhere, at some
time intimated to somebody that he did
not think that the bench ought to be con
structed on a pronounced political basis,
and that he proposed appointing three or
four democrat when the nine new United
States circuit couit judgei were named.
That's very rich! When Mr Harrison
nominates a democrat to a judgeship the
mlllenlum will certainly, have arrived, and
as far as the strongest glass can see there
are no signs of It yet
It Is expected that '.he national associa
tion of democratic clubs, wht:h, its secre
tary tells me, is booming, wilt shortly es
tablish permanent headquarters In this city,
and It Is hoped that the national commit
tee will do likewise.
When Secretary Proctor gos Into the
senate I shall not be surprPed to see two
new cabinet officers, as It is known 'that
Secretary Noble would gladly lay down
his portfolio If he could get one ot the new
udgeahlpt, and that Mr Harrison would
like to have a better politician at the head
of the interior department
JiO APOUMiY.
The Guard will please note the fact we
hsve never pretended even that bilU ap
propriating money fcr roads wss constitu
tions! In Oregon. Our position ha al
ways been that money set apart by the
legislature for building roads does .tot con
form to a constitutional provision, then the
appropriation of $60,000 for a portage
railway at Ihe Cascsdes Is plainly In vio
lation of the ssme clause In the constitu
tion. This sort of inconsistency lit the
governor signing the Cascades and veto
ing the wagon road appropriations and the
legislators ftr supporting the one and op
posing the others, we have condemned.
We have no apology to make. West.
.But we think the West must apologize.
Sec. 33, Art. 4 ot the constitution places
an Inhibition on the legislature,from pass
ing a special or local law on the subject of
laying, opening and working on highways
while there doe not seem to be any
provision of t' e constitution that prohibits
the appi oprlatton of fund to make- a
portage railway.
Tbs Capital Journal says nearly rli ths
strikes now bsiog ci rrieJ on throughout the
oouutry are for higher wage. Tha truth i
very many of them are against a redaction
ot wsges, but if the Journal is correct it dor a
not help that paper oat ot iU awkward
tariff attitude. Ths labor peop'e if the
country had been taught by the "proteo
tlonUts" that an iooresse ot tariff duties
meant an Increase of wages. McKinley gave
ns an increased tariff but whern is the in-
oreate of wages? Labor people were! credn-
lous enough to believe that thess promises
of higher wages were made to be redeemed
aad hence (if the Journal u light) ask for
what tbey have been promised.
Out of the unseemly and unmanly ef
forts of certain bigoted persons In Salem
and Portland to make political capital
against the governor on account of hia rs.
futal to obsequiously hie himself away to
the confine of the state to meet tbe pres
ident comes the usual result the governor
comes out 00 top. There Is no fact
more deeply Inbred In the minds of the
masses of our people, than the one that we
have no royal blood In this land cf ttvo
free hence, thei e i no call for a governor
to psy homage to any American citizen '
however ex&Hed he Kia le.
fJOfc IT 1KCKEASK PBIClsJ
Tbs ptlce of larm product sre much higher
man lor many year, 1 lit ia probubly what
n been so long l.i.i at the door of the Mo
KMef til!! by tl Iree trarle pupcri, In lliefr
foretelling what dire effect would follow the
sdoption of that law. lit aid
Vsfiniftwny such Item st the shove
going the ruuiiilt of ihe republican press now
sdoj. The de!i;n I to make '.lie farmer be
ieve that he is really Unefnted by ihe tariff.
But the rrpuliicsnt are estopped fiotn saying
that tl.e tariff incieute ILc pike of product
for ever since the patwge ol the Mr Kinley Mil
they have been vntlfbioutly swelling (hat the
tariff doe cot Inaeane the pilceof en article
upon which it it levied. Our republican
friends sis driven lo the necessity of saying,
wben sddrcising the consumer, that the tariff
doe not Increase the price of product, sod
when talking to the manufacturer or producer
they declare with equal earoeitness tli.il it does,
Tbs suiluJe I hey are forced into i an wk ward
one but, it U the inevitable result of ar erupt
ing to sustain a fabe premise. When sn arti
cle has to be Impott; to wholly or partially
supply our home market, pissing a duty on
such article raise the price in tbe home mar
ket, but placing a duty on aa article which it
not imported at all to supply Ihe home mar
ket , will not increase the price. At f ex
ample: The United Slate produces millions
of bushct of wheat more than it tteccstaiy to
supply tbe home demand, hence the placing
of s duly ot sny amount on wheal will not sid
anything to the pi ice the farmer receive for
bis market is nhroad. Herein is the attempt
made lo deceive Ihe farmer, but he is on this
little racket snd will be deceived no longer.
In tbe case of waolcn good and wool it it
different. For we import more than one third
of all the raw wool used in tLU country besides
we import over 50 million dollars worth of
woolen good stnually.
Tbe New York World bst nade tbe follow
ing fateful estimate of the cost of the late
congress:
It will take all the golJ snd silver produced
ia lbs world for four years to pay tbe appro
priations made by the billion dollar tongrets.
All the wages of all tbe workers in every
protected industry for three year.
AU Ihe wage of all the workers in 1,005
cotton mill for twenty yearr,
Ail the wages pild in I 999 woolen mills
for forty yesr
All the wsgst ptij ia a',1 tbe glass industries
for 1 10 year.
Our total wheal crop for 1890 wilt only pay
One third of it.
Our total corn cop of 1890 will or.!j pay
two-tbird of it.
CoJ help the surpluir It it God help the
wotklegmrw.
The statement that republican politi
cians In Washington are beginning to ssy
that Mr Harrison witl be rer.ora!natcd by
acclamation recalls the old story oi the uni
versal (bout to attract tbe notice of the in
habitants of Mar, pcrhsps It wa some
other planet, but Mars will answer. It wa
deckled that If ol a given moment every
body on this earth unite In one grand
"Hello r the resultant body of sound
would certainly carry far a our neigh
bor, and perhaps provoke a response. The
world wa noticed by advettltement and
proclamation, and the given moment came
Singularly enough a stillness at of death
fell.over the globe terrestrlal.except for the
shrill cry of one old deaf woman up in the
Hebrldres. Everybody else had held hit
breath to listen.
Tbe democrats have for months been en--
dcavoilng to crests be imprctslon that the
president wss st heart opposed to reciprocity,
but all their carefully built theories have
tumbled back into nothingness from which tbey
were created since Mr iUrmon made that
ringing reeiprocit speech at Galveston, Texas
'totvaiits Uavuii.
Is our coteoipcrary conscious that when it
boasts that Harrison is in favor of reciprocity
that that it tantamount to boasting that he it a
free trader simple and pure? Is it tb that
protection u m is to be deserted? What will
the country rcme to new that so distinguished
a republican ss Harmon turns free tradei?
Surely, (as the old darkey tau'), the world do
move.
units.
Earnestness of purpose i tbe secret of
success.
The best teachers of humanity are the live
of great men.
Great hearts alone unJe-nanJ how much
glory there Is in lieing good .
Neglect is the nut of the soul that corrodes
through all her liest resolve.
God's poems are best printed In the brave
and silent duties of common life.
The end of man is an ac'.ion, and not a
thought, though it were the noblest.
When death, the great Reconciler has come,
it w never our tenderness e repent of, but
our severity. -
Out of suffering have emerged the strongest
souls; the mcst massive characters are seamed
with scars.
Every day comts like a burst of music; and
thou shalt make of it a dance, a dirge, or a
grand 'life march, an thou wilt.
SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL PR0GKESS.
la no other way is tbe gener! progress of
tbe south more fully illustrated tban in the ad
vancement of her public schools. Ths census
bulletin containing statistics of education show
a wonderful iucrcate in the public school en'
roliment as compared with that of 1SS0,
Comparing tbe old southern state with the
old northern and eastern states, we find a
result full of promise that the south w forging
ahead to place herself in line with the best
educational sentiment of the country. From
1880 to 1893 the per cent of increase of those
who attend ttchool in Aikunaa was 106,10. In
Massachusetts it was 17.33. In Louisiana it
was S3 S. I Mama the decrease was 7.3S,
In Mississippi the increase was 47.90- In Ver
montthe tiemate was 10.43. In Maryland the
increase was 32,85. In New Hampshire the
doorcase wm 7. SI. In South Ca'olin the in-
ease wa 50 89. In Iowa 15. SS. In Vir
ginia the increase was 5507. In Ohio 5 98
Ia West Virginia tbe increase was 3442. In
Pennsylvania it was 1.50. The above cr m-
Darison shows that the south it rapidly putting
her school system on such a basis as will drive
out illiteracy from that section. If designing
politicians could be induced to let lhat section
alone it will soon 'solve the race and . illiterate
problems.
, The Statesman says Governor Hill of New
Yoric draws pay as governor and United States
senator. The World says that a senator does
not draw pay as senator until he is sworn in as
such, and that any one who says he does is a
liar and the truth is not in him, Goveinor
Hill will not be sworn in as senator until the
next congress meets in December.
There are now 9400 lodges of OAd Fellows
with C$5,000 members, and 75,000 Rebekah
Te member.
RAW AS BEEF-STEM
Baby's Fearful Suffering from Skin
Disease) Coverlo Kntlre Body
Cored by Catlcant.
Vy baby ws 1 taken vary sick when b wa three
eumUM oki, and In a (aw day bagaa braakinc cot.
Wa employed both of til borne doctor, and ttwy
eonlil da DoUiln for him. THmi w aant for to
twat doctor la Ketoa liapld. Mieb., and h de
vitea nua lor two
wm, and b p-t
wore all tha tlmr;
and that, 1 took bl in lo
Jackson, to a doom
wboattandacapacisily
to ekln dleoaer, and
th0 be cot worar t bars
ever. Then I told my
htwband wabad letter
try tha ClTKlaa
KsasiiU any way;
did Dot bar any Hi
Uiry would do n.j
aood, but lo la u 11
two mm tha from tlu
Mms w na fHnf tbatn to him ba waa eutir j)
w ill, and not a spot on bits. Ill bail Ik v r
" -lnn rticht off, and w tbonirbt ha wot. id
al .' ba b.ld-beaded. Tbnra waa not a in-,ot on
hi wlKila hly, face, and bvad.oniy li, 0ta and
. b'lt what waa a raw a bewf-etaak. Ho poor
t.i'ire wa not anything but bow, and as weak r
eo.ll I rata nHtrvr band nor haad.
Mm. ii.VJ'K UAUH& tT, Wwfteld, Midi.
Cuticura Resolvent
Tha new' bloo4 and fikln ParlfW, end frtet of
lienor tiMnwiUai, clean Ibe blood ot all iri,uI
U i and potaonoua eleownU, and tbua romovua II"
11 ia, while VvrwouA, tiie grr.al akia enra, :
jrri'.x-aa HoAf. as txjuUii kla beaatirW, eka
t i t a. In and eralp, and raUra tha hair. Tim. t:.
t;fi"i?A IUHr.rrs euro etary anectnaof lu-binn
b ir.ii.'i . tualy, pimply, and bbxeby akin,aili, ai
M ,j uivttmm, from fninploa to arrofiii, ir.xa
iii(-Jcy W a, Wben tbe boat pbyeteUo fait
a -ill every whnr. Tiin, Crmcmu, Me.; Boa r,
!' .'.; UsauLVSMT. (j, I'rnparad by Uw Potts
1),: 1 au nai' At, CoKPOMSTro; ttoatnn.
t - nviA Ua " Uow to Cure Blood Iriaeaara.''
Bl DV'C snd Kralp irarifled aad beautified
.', J I O by CiTiiUin UtiAe. Abaoiutciyptire.
RHEUMATIC
PA'N3
In one mlnnle tlioCntlnm An'U
rln) I'inm'rr roller rlj:tna!ie eri-pt'.rth-,
l l tney, clHsat, and moaeolar
-OF-
Special
W.'. P. READ.
My Spring stock . now
the latest
ress
D
Both in WOOLEN and WASH FABRICS
-To The Ladies,-
Make a Specialty of Ladies Underwear, in Kkit
Ribbed and Muslin. My Pbices aro ULe LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. Am solatgent
for the Celebrated
. S. F. HOSIEET,
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
fast, and Free from Poison
: To The Men:
Call and Look at My values in
Furnishing -:- Goods,
I have Large Stock at tbe Lowest Prices ever c8erm) L. tha Valley,
I cat r j
til line of the worU-renowed BROAD HEAD goods, unexcelled
Gbish. Lsrg stock of Eubhoideries and Flouxcisgs. 01
ced that A.Uia- y ix the beat trading point in Oregon,
for wear a'
and ba cor
2:26
2:23 12
Coal Blac!.-, vrKIs Ksustll start
1 vnroriuaiiosi
II ii breeding Is the seme of early and exlren speed,
years; .wu, z:cjij, at two years, alta nakUiga
Jr, :i7,, In three aUaight beat.
Sired by Altamoxt. wagon record. 2:261 : sire oft
alta, x:$, aau aevtn outer z:wi perto.-tBera, and a
Boat oi outer cwi iroucr.
Altamoxt by Amovr. that ha over three hundred
descendant tn the g:f0 lia, including Hsu. Uamuk
auu jim.Na, aouoie, xua.
Del Narte' dam ia Tocooaii by Stubbs. Ca-I
DEL KOBTR wa bed by Jar Beach, at Vancouver, Wuh
on of lhUl at Ttitet Bro tlable. Albaur friuar
mile nortbeaat ol Shedd.
rermii Season, ifSO; Insurance, 130.
BARROWS BRO So
O DKT a3 C5
ItECOiCO
S IKE
ONECO Is standard by
all rule, and waa a
trotter at every age.
tie is tne only none in
the Northwest to All
the requirement of
tlie triple teit of Fedi
irroa, eriormauce and .
I'roseuy, ext-ept hU
airo, Aitani'Uit, and hi
received ibe eroau
two ) ear j ouujtir.
He will be kept th
coming leason at home
Mannay and Tuesday
at Alhanr Svtuidaya.
Independence W ediiea-
dav. saleui rnorsii
i5 f
and Fridays, and
lowed to aerve mart:
at fall, to iuaura.
MCKNIGHT BROS.
PATR3NIZE HC?.!E INSTITUTIONS.
TIE FftRMFRS .& MERCHANTS; INSijHAHCE CO.,
Albany, rgon.
W F REAP, PresSdeat. ' - JO WRITSMA.N. Secretary.
J Li COWAN, Treasurer. Geo F SIMPSON, Vice Presidsnt.
PIKKOTOBn ' .
J L Cowan, Goo F Simpson, W F Read, Tr L Foley, M Sternberg, J Vf Burnett,
J K Weutheriord, R S Strahan, J O 'Vrltsman.
ALSO DISTRICT AGENTS F02
Cj.kiaDd Home Insurance Co, Oakland. Cal. ' Traders, CLicago.Tj!.
American, Philadelphia, Pa- Phoenix, London, Engluud,
Norwich Union, London, Eng London A Lanohasbire,
London, Eng. Guardian, London, Ii g. V. n
cbostpr, Manchester. Ergtend. Ca edon'.an,
. Kdijburg. Scotland. Wesobaer,
J'ew York.
cxly stes3TLy v::'r' : z:nziM mf:,?.-
lAffAHTED'SSM'
ill. Uftml and Tmvellna A f.
I I I cianna! iJtm't mia It! You need no e
I I Hal to raprment a reliable firm that,
J rant nnr-en etock Brathae tnd Uurf
Bme, WORK ALL TUB YEAR, .
KocH pay weekly to er.r't4e mm. Apply nii
tatiri aif. Xav. Xa. 3VE A.TET mUt O .
Kurar-rymeB, i'loriata and adiBn, at fa-..
Miaa. (This bona 1 reaponait.).) ;
" r - Fort miller & liraa,
t
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Arterial Embalmhio; Dona Seienlii
lcally. a
City Meat Market
SHULTZ BEOS, Proprietors.
fmp a foil Hoe of meats of all k .nd
:n cool p'.ncv, completely pro
tected: and always fresa.
ALBANY NURSEEIES;
2 : 1
IITE HAVE ON HAKDatocr narwerv
TT on she Corvallis road, one-La.:
aite from town, as fine a lot of frnU
jrees of all kinds as ean he found any- '
shere on the eoaat. If yoa contemplafc
jlsnting trees it will pay yoa to eee our
tcl tr d fit car prkta. C stair gue fsm,
IIMAK dk EROWHELU
Announcement
Complete, Embracicg all
Novelties in
Goods
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2:30.
alaet 1st faaltleaa la Breedlug,
ana Action.
ss proved by his fu'l sister Beulsh. S:4T, st two
reeuni el nut iXX, defeaUru; Uanmbal
.
sits st. .Clay, it ti, (air ol DroAirao, t ts and
U ARUJT Cur, i:23) ) Seventeen ot hi daughter have
produced nineteen S:S0 performers, including Mam
SRiKO Bat. 3:2, who aired tbe datnaot A.Tu,S.12at
i ;ear Ajbuumii, 8.13, at tour year, two ol tha
tallest stallion Id the world ot their age.
Tscoah, dam by ISruexuH, t:ta; sire ot the daat
ot K lis Wiuu, 2:iiJ, aire ol Ouvsa K , S:1GJ.
Foaled in 1SS8. aWill make th
and Saturday : th rest ot the time at our farm, thra
2s 12.-
2;20 3I.
OP DELCO, 2:23 1-2
jr. AXTAGO, 9320,
three
jear old record 2:42,
ton ot Altamoat, 2:
snd Mag?! Arnold
1:33. wil b kept at
C irvallls Mondays anJ
TueadAys snd ttio rest
(.( thj we-k at home.
TViun, $3S to itiiurj,
due wben more la
known to be with tl
or removid from tbe
eountrr. .
a. Will he glad loaUo
J stock any day cxca:t
bundky,
MoKNiatiT BU03
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