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DEMOCRAT"
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Jieacliej the Most People, and brings
BIG RETURNS.
BotMd Mth Pot Offlin ill nnr. Or
ana ino American i armor, nil one year
FOR S2 80.
Weekly "State Klgbt Democrat, 12 CO
per year,
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ASO VAEIM )S,
REST STORAGE ACUITIES.
I! LB AT II IS WEALTH!
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DR. E. C. WEST'S Ktt n-4 Rrmin Trrimt.l
ft coarmntMl aiiflc far Hrw-rU, ltnM. i'oqtuI
no., FI , N.rrou NiunIi.Ui, IlMUclt, -au
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WakWulixM, Menu! Itopraaainn, a- funln uf Itw
4trmia, rM!ttn in Inmiiity nl leullnfr ! mlwrjr,
tt ad das.b, nrwmtur ' kwnnwn, luM
( I'Ck ii.ciuhJ hr or-iwU.n ol Ilia hma
sc t wmuiii cm m.mtu'a tmtnimt, $1 K.
or is hexm lur 96, out bj mul pr;J an nnti
prim.
Wl r.rAEANTFK 6IX JKlXrS TO Ct'RB AST
a. With ach oniar rc(TrJ bjr n for is box.,
wrlttm rnwwHM In rh!nl t. iivmwt If th tremt
viont duat not llct a euro. ft-uRa Uu4 onl
b J. A. Cuauuin. Drugyjt, ui smvbi, Ajbutr IT.
Foitmillei & living,
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... -FUNERAL D1P.ECT0RS.
"4xter 6 EmbiL-nia Dana ScieuUi
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ALDAtV'Y. OnZGOfd-.
109G 1891.
MratTanM Dp'ui .PBibr it, IH3
A lull cori aic;Tnntora,-
cwsticAi; sciamnc, lit'ehary
LiSSE3..
Coar-wi f -tody iirrncjwd w ioatlb'
I or:i v'l" nfatadflcU.
Sfrciil ttutttttnumtt Jtrtd la $tdll
from akriMxd.
KRT..rLBC3T H COJIMT
nXna ar -'
M . .. ii iiii "'nil., if a-- "'aaaaaaw.Ma -awai alum aaaiaam nr
VILL &, LINK,
usic - Dealers,
M
Vttttce oar llt
V. MTLLER rxZR
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J. BAUER & CO.
VOSE & SON Teet
Pttletce aad Earhnir Honae t'roof
Hmall Inallmeula at Npelalt.
AgoDtaforthe JBew II orac, Mdrlde II. and ojher Sewing Maobtnta.
Kuppliea for all kinda ol Knvthix alacbinea. We guard our
cuittomera iotorerta and guarantee aatUfaclion.
, VTe al' carry ;fall unortaicil ef Ilaile aad Maale Boat.
1?cr- Seoond and Ferry sts., (Send for catalogue.) Albany, O.
7Fi rprri !Smwn
ana tmt vs
and i-o Lit Astt:ic
fi,:'-. r-i -v y- ' -tl, y,. ''i-"i?.T?.C.. U.S.A.
The Mew Yoik
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VOL XXVI.
YEGFI
BLE PANACEA
IIEHAHtD FROM
RO( Iti : MEMOS.
. THt CUMC OF
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISINO imOM A
DISORDERED STATE wt,2 STOMACH
OR AN
INACTIVE LIVCR.
(ran salc r tt
m - m T
A
E IH fiflEB Ifl FSailT
Carwf ttacttfulh trtld ltV
ut good iMalth. T ratcii m!Hi r in
canttd etitloa In lift raulra IN faU
- Mn Bn oporanoa tr ill tn tiM
V LltWt kind Ratara Ut taJoatd al Ulk.
Th' eoailtiont eanaot tiist anltta th
r rvntcal tMlag U la aattact Mrilitg
vT.a aad (hit la hnMslblt ia
Iner tad tplmi art tora M. Ua alnic4
lafl th $crtk)aa, aaaiaf Mlaactlas
mad J):fF!. Ha all al thalr bccmk
fJ9 nonera.
PI. HENLEY'S
En;!!ir Dandelion Tonla
tMrt tf lite Icfluiaca ear ta tin,
xclttt U kaaltha aclloa. raaaha Hi
cisroRte avwvaHat M tromalM tt
aacraiioni
aa!3a, at
n.aenllfa
McralMat : earta Iadlottla and MR til
snarsaat t!a apptlia, teaaa
7'". aaa awaat Ufa an
HEALTH ftCSTORER.
-53?SC USE IT!
It rt-tc lh f J' fJ Klilww anJ S'nnnrh,
L(. (Bufi.ic Uk Ln.Kire ILooJ.
. x r r li til
Cetl cTciTuhcrSk ft ' t llo Lx (or 1.
F0E1 GALE.
Two poad bagy hore, BCd wall
broken, lonnthor with jriod hack r.Dil Ml
of dnobla harooa. Apply U J y Iiack-c-b(o.
rekl.ivuoa comer of t'alacoula and
Ninth ktretta.
Conrad Maver.
STAR BAKERY
Sarcsp EroaMiin and First Sts.,
DKAI.KR IX
uard rraita,
cir e,
rl fruit.
obnrea,
(on,
(Ixauav.
Tea.. .
Cl..
. Terming iua: la at pi m , tu
a acd ?royry ora. fitgbafi
a rkat p ' Tald to'
AriY
HEADACHE
"ViTiib Yea Wait;
BUT CURES
NOTHING ELSE.
of riaaei
Tha moat
op'ilar pUno amors ha wnrld'a
Unlota.
Celebrated fot it brilliancy,
flnUb and durability, a t.
medium prioed plana
Violin aa
Organa, Oaltara,
Pi
nyor.
noes.
JL
-vj1 Elcclr, ABL AIT
C.B.R. Store
CaoWNSVIttI Witt CRt.KBATit.
There will bo a celebration ol Indepen
dence day at Urownvil'e.
TresMent ot the day, Trot A J Garland.
W-.VriU!ent-Go W Wrlht, J T
Oalbralth, Albanvi K P Rohv, OPCo
how, Ilrownivlllc Robert Mlllrr, Leb
anon! J S Motrin, Sclo; R A ampy,
HanUhmx; C ShedJ, Shcdd: C-trb
Urar.HaUeyt U F Coltcrt,Crawlordvllle;
A K Hamilton, Sweet Home.
Committee! Program I 1) Hoycr, C
E StanardJ P Coley,l W Ktnrr.J I. Han .
ard.
Ground R A Sander, J l Ifvlne.I I)
Coyer.
Liberty Car I P Ooley.C V. Stanard l
n Irvine, J CCHyfu, I W.Starr, 1 1
lloyer.
Muiic-1 W Starr.
Race and Parade R A Sanders.
Stand J C Mcllargue.
Cake J I) Irvine and R A Sa.idcrt.
Mixixa Mattkhs. The O MA 1) O Co,
liy It W White, on May lOtb located the
lU'lcher fiuarti claim. in tlio Santiam dis
trict. . . '
On Mnv lOlh. Richard mul Goo llnrria
located the Denver quarts claim, in the
Santiatn district. The claim la aittiatoi
m0 fvet aoutheaatol the Whit Hull
initio, on the ilopo tow&rda the Snntiaui
river.
The interest In the Hantiatu niinca la
Incrt'uainp daily in Albany, and tlie rom
liift year, it la anticipated, will lie one
lull of activity. The Altutny Mininit Cc.
even with a aiuall null in "doinR a gwnl
huaineaa. With a mill t( ten tiuiea the
capacity the niinca w ill pay a big income
iroai mo atari,
A Kiiseno man iiiforma ua that a
ond dividend, MO cent on a anare, has
been declared by the Myrlto Creek Mur
ing Co.
In a Will. In the. barnyard of John
Scotl'a ranch, at Mountain Home, re
cently, A Woodbury horao was beinf
broken to baiter. In Ita trantic enbrta
to get away (row the men, the anttjial
jumed bnekwArd a gal net the curbing o(
A deep well, tlie enrbin:; waa aiuaahed,
and the horee went tail brat into the
water. In ita deacent the horwj canght
with iu hind (eet in the aid ta of the
well, into which they Iodised aecurelv.
Only the bead and upper part of the
neca reniaineu aoove water. I lie aIR
tance of aeveral neighbor waa eecured,
a block and tackje faatenod to a firm
u priori, aeveral ropta paased around the
horae'a body, and After considerable
trouble the horae waa iul!ei out and waa
prciH-atly on ita feet aa good aa new.
Oregon City Courier.
Lubaxom. On WtJnenJay Mr J F
Hide, o thia place, waa appointed by
the commiaionera' court, justice of the
peace, of Lebanon precinct,
I R I lor u in baa arured tho aenlcca of
MrLewia and will nrta(ter rnn two
chair in hi barber altop. Mr Lewi
has worked in Albany for the pant year
and baa the reputation of a ilrat-clattw
barber.
The Burvev for tho motor line from
Lebanon to BodaviUe waa made on last
Wednesday, And Prof Banco in forma us
that a joint stock company will iw
formed and incorporated riirlit awav.
composed of citkeua of tfculaviUo and.
Albany. Kxpresa.
1 1 arbisui aa. Wm K reacll.w ho f or t he
dat few montha baa been interesting
bituaclt on tht Santiam by locatir.jt.
strantrera on timber claim, returned
home thia week. Ho ay be located:
about twenty during hie absence-
The overland train north bound oa
Monday morning while coming into liar
riuburg ran into a bAnd of homes belong
ing to Ir II A l'avia, killing two of them,
ineuntly.onea work horae and the other
a valuable aUllion. The horaea were
cioaaing the track in a lane on their way
to pasture. Courier.
Ola XaicuaoR In the council pro
ceeding of CorvallU, as publUhed by the
Times, appear the following: The
salary of police judge was placed ot $$o
par month, tne salary of chief of police at
$60 per month and the salary of night
watch at $3 per night. It wa further
ordered that chief ot police be made er
offlclo uperlntendent of street, and h
I hereby required to perform the duties,
of sticet commissioner without addl
tional salary. The oIKchd bond of chief
of police wa fixed at $1000 and the bond
of treasurer at $4000. Johnson M Porter
wa elected police judge; Jo Scr fiord
chief of police; 8 F Jeffrie city attorney
and J R Urvson, president of the council.
Five tippling licences were granted.
Corvalll under her new charter is ery
cltlSed.
Lanc Co Race. The Lane County
Diivlng Association has arranged. to hold
some interesting rces on their track west
of town on July 3rd. Three races are
arranged. The first will be A trotting
race lor three minute horses, one-half of
a mile, purse .$200. The second is a
running race, open lor all, seven six
teenths of mile and repeat, purse $too.
The third is a toad horse race, one-ha'f
mi'e and repeat, purse $J. In this race
the horses must be driven by their own
ers. All of the races will be for best two
in three Reclster
A Terrible Accinr.!rH c Perkins
met with a terrible accident a few daya
co. He waa working with the survey
or on the rcute of the Siuslaw railroad.
and was engaged In cutting brush, lie
was walking on a loar when he slipped
and fell to the ground. He fell In such a
manner that a stub of a brush that had
ut been cut entered the rectum several
nche. Mr Ferkint then fell back and
the stub tore H way out through the
fleh. The pain wa almost unbearable.
Mr Perkins was atonce taken on a boat
iu cuiiTijcu 10 nurcnw, wnere a pnysi-1
a t . ci ...l r
clan attended him. Eugene Register
A Pjcculiab Robbery. While looking
through the beautiful Willamette valley.
Mr Louis Miller, an eastern man stopped
at Wood burn, and took a walk to eco the
country. A mile from that city he went
into a barn to get out of tlie rain. While
there he waa joined by two men, who, as
he was leaving, requested him to give up
bis money or take the consequences, lie
turned over yl- and ins watch. He was
made to remain in the barn until morn
ing, when be found his watch hanging
on a nail on the outside of the barn. He
went to Salem and telegraphed for money
with which to go to Sacremento.
Goods News, One of the most cheer
ing outlooks for the farmer this year i the
one that wheat will be a good price, Re
sponsible wheat dealer tn Portland are
now offering to engage the new crop at 90
cents per bushel delivered in Portland.
Thl 1 equal to 7S cent here, W e trust
farmer may realize a full crop and a good
price.
A Waterloo Baptism.- The Demo
crat ha been shown a letter from Water
loo, giving an account of an exciting inci
dent. Sundav a minister at that nlace
I was baptising four reople,one of whom was
a ooy. vvnen ne came to mm tne tatner
of the bov rushed Into the water, snatched
the boy from the minister, took him to
the shore, and then wa about to proceed
and whip the reverend gentleman, when
some men stepped in and pi evented
fight. Considerable excitement was caused
Theatrical. Our citizens general y
have been desiring an opportunity to see
Little Lord ronticroy. ih:s they now
are to have the privilege of at the Opera
House on June 3Uth. Inoone will want
to miss it. On July 8th "Si Plunkard,
a side splitting comedy, will be given
here. Warner & Cranor propose eivina
our citizens some as good attractions as
can be secured.
Tkaciiers. Of the twenty.one teacher
examined last week one only received a
first grade, five second grade, nine third
grade and six failed.
In all diseases oi tbo stomach, liver and
ki'iney, ue, to the exclusion of all other
modioin, Natnre's own remedy, Pfunder'
Oregon Llood Purifier.
ALBANY,
ceil rrrvfK sttcs.
James P. Ivoonoy to M E Towup, 1
lot, Amelia. .$
Joa Taiil to Bnrah Paul, -00 ac.ren,
1.1 w a
Jonathan Wnssom to Edward and
Frank O'Nail, ICO ocr!,, utir
' 7. c ban on
D J Have to J I Hone, piceo land
14w8..
J) 8 Smith, fthoriff.to P.onrl rkhnol
Fund Cmiinli!nionet,(itl acres,
1ft w 4
400
1
3730
1
1)00
3760
1
5
2500
700
75
200
Jonnthtui VAim to Edward and
Frank O'XsorUUO acres, li. . .
Jonathan Wassom to O'Ncll linm,
t)'.'-liH) acres. Isbanon ........
FrAiik l .Neil to Kdward O'iNcil and
C W Callaijliainfeortain parcel
1 of html, rights, eta
(James lUakrly to J M Moyer, 61.50
ttcrca, 1:1 ntut uw !
W J Holister to 1 W titarr,144x210
feet,Brow.iavilte
Jas It Kteney to I W Htarr, 1 kt,
tiros' A,. Brownsville.
Ue Illlyen to j M V Hilyeu, 8 UU,
Hrio, .........
A Jl Seat to Oeo i'. Chamberlain, 3
lots, 1.1112, HVA.Atbuny....
Martin V iMtd J 15 Thompson,
LWxtC feol.
W J Uuy to J J; Thumpon,IWxl5t
feet
a
CK.0
SI00
10
1105
25
1000
1147
10
Jlilton Halo to J L Hill, 130 acres,
1- w 1 ......
Wm II Young t JI K Arnold, 133
. acres, 1 1 w 1 , . . . .
J It Kirk pntrick to 1 W Hardin,
fraction of acre, K's A.l-eb. . . .
i W HunsaSer to i W Phillips,
piee land, Rcl
Tims L Hennen tw It A tenders,
m acres, 9 K a
A H Ilacktpman to C A t'urre,- S
lots, bl 6, It's A
'J0,0U1
' JuneO, 1S01.
The Lyons baao ball club plays Rulv
liuiity at Mayton tomorrow fr t-.0.
They playtxt Htayton lant Hunday, the
core standing 8 to JH In favor of Lyons
and Lyon only played eight innings.
There Is to bo a largo general merchan
dise store built here w ithin the neat
month. It is Just the thing we so Wily
nettled.
Mr W alden, teacher in th district
jnst Jielow town, waa arrested bui Mon
lay, on the charge of wantonly and will
Ju!!y destroying school books; but the
barire waa so foundtosa that it took
Jostlco Lyons only a few minutes in
which to render a decision in favor of
the defsnre. Hurt Watson was Ssrtlte
defense, and the state had Unoener, ol
Kings, and Hull, Mehama. A cheer that
shook the wholo buildtnjr, went up when
the decision waa mad known. There
were at leat l(0 pcuplii present.
F. W. Francft M-rt!irt,4 tma.
llew craaiu oh. i eive4 at Conrad
Htar.
Saiok tiia ealebi'atatt Karans filled 5 sent
elfc'arat Jalie Joarplt'a.
A Urcstaek of wall ir. svitb late de
signs, at Fortmi!Ir t Irv.oj 't 1 vsived.
llryott nsn thosn twlor tk tdatT
.. ... 1. . .
nnoa nas w, monnnw t.icy a vs.
Crest rsdattUut inoien't ' jrnLLter J
for tb but SO days al W P Kul .
J V Dtiot V. lit boot and sbge mai
City, tart rlo4 HOrtU d I) LUCK At OiSifta.
W Ahiwa h O hae!s too cctebratad
Portland cerooot wnlla tur aameUry Iota.
rbM wall ea t faraiohad at half t Mm coat
of any clhr and am far superior,
lirihtaa np yoor old rubimrs am) r-14
sboe and cnaka tbm look aa pood a
with Wol,t a Aoms Waterproof Polish. Fcr
sal at Samuel E Voting's.
Df M II C'.lis, nhysloua and anrK'oe,
Albany, Orogoa, C1U mada la cit or
ountry.
Lsdies ms do their sbnppiag in 8e Prsn
suco without visiting tbo aity. Mid without
extra eniniiin. alisi K J Harrow.! ! r
ohssioj sk-eut, 1CC3 Jr.iy Ft.OiklAtotl. ..
A so-a cars fur tb wbiaky liabiti Vr
Livinaton Antidote for i ruul; r.nws wiit
ears sar of tbs liquor eabit ia from tan
tn thirty days, f mm tha 'odersta dri,ikr to
Ilia draokard. Tits Aotidntaoan b givsn
ia 1 cap of coffee without th kaoslailge ef
tb paraoa taking it. Thw-Actidota Will so
iajars tb bealta in any way, Maonfactaretl
ly th Litinutteti Chamical i'o., Portlsad.
Orsjoa or froa J A Csmmiiijr. aots agecL
AlWoy. 7
WnasKToOrrTfiasi-Whri wantlaj;
cwf aa or plariA (All o.i G L Llackman
h- you an seet from a first class
tOLA.
0labl aad Always Ik .
Ttrsndrsth' pills ar the oldest, aft sod
bant bl od pnriUer and purgative known.
Ttay are purely vegetable, therefore harm
losa ' They arj alwalhe asm and always
produca the same sffect. Vthr porgstivs
reqoire inersssed doses and finally eease act
ing altoiiethef. A 00a rsa of one or two of
ltrandretb'a pill taken each night I a posi
tive cat a for eonstipstton, headache snd all
Mliou disorder. .If you cant take them
plain get them sugar coated .
Remember Paisley & Smiley, Pi iJ:
Just arriiod a
Asn, man' and
riieipson's, whioh
striee.
full line of ladies, chsl
bov 's foot wusrstO W
will h sold at bottom
Ia tuk EPBtxa. A lino line of Blazer
t'rVftja Inr snrimr upnr in tnnn vilpnirn.
jnst received by u vv rjirnpson
: -. "i . ' '
Also a large stock of the popular self-
pening corsets.
U dingPbotogratihsrs A oany Oregoa.
"W bar bouebt-all theno&ativt t vadfl by
L W Clark and W Green ood tip to Nov
15th. 1989. Duplicates can be bad from
hem only of a at rdacd late. W bay
also about 18,000 negative made by oar
eel re, from whiek duplicate can bu bad at
like late. W carry lbs only full lins of
viewi of thia state and do enlarged work at
loweibrate for first class work. W shall b
platd to sea yon at our Studio in Froraan's
black, neitdaorte Mstoni Temple.
Freaek Taasy Wafer.
wafer are a ure andsercia.
klndsof female troubles anew1!'
all obstructions to the mom. 1)
no matter what the cause. Tt t
twhat ererr woman need: . at 1
The
far a
remoi
period
are u
can be wed with cafety. For sal t th.
j-misgsioae Chemical Co, also iron 00
sole agent, J ACummfng, druggist. Bit
berg bck, Albanr, Oregon,
SBILOH'S. TITALTZEIt i what, yea
seed for Constipatia, Loss at Appetite, Oia
siness, and all symptoms ofDyspopia. l-ric
iu aaa ia eenujer nettle.
Wood Wanted Now. We call again
the attention of those who wish furnish,
thl office with wood on account t j brinrj
It in. We want oak, ash or body lir.
farm for Bale.
I have for sale 160 acres of the finest
farming land ia the str.te. All In a
high state of cultivation, no build
ings, but baa abeautful building loca
tion. Eight miles frora Albany, two
miles from Tangent, oa the SPR It.
Terms and price reason able. Call an d
see tne on Second street, opposite I);-m
sceat Sice. Dr. G. W, Mawic,
ORbGON, FRIDAY, JUNE lg, 1891,
fsomi At rsAi,
TltliASDAV.
D V S Reld, of Portland, i In the city.
MUi Rhoda Hall I confined to her
homo with the mump.
Mri! M Hopkins went to Satem this
noon on buslne,
IJr fc L Irvine, of Portland, wa In the
city lliU forenoon.
IJis-Countr Commissioner Phillip ha
bean In tho city today. ,
Geo E Fish, of Corvill,pated through
Albany for Salcin today.
Mr Roy llllard, of Seattle, I in the
clt v, the gufM of Mr E F 80s,
Jim Cr-rbetr, the prle fighter, wa on
this morhlng' overland bound for Port
land. Judge Whullcv came up'from PortUnd
this noon on a hunting and fishing expe
dition. ' -
Mr W II McPhrrson and children and
Mr John Maxwell and family, are camp
ing at Waterloo.
Chief l istice Strahan and Attorney
General Chamberlain came up from 8a!em
this noon.
Imtrt v Kearn arrived In AHny thl
mxi.i from Washington, and will take
chargs of Parker Uro bakery at once,
A son of 0 T Frot t, ot Scla wa In the
city lodAy. He Is eighteen years of age,
6 l-ct 3 tuoitc tall and weigh 140 pound,
only having grown an Inch In tour year.
Mi CC Kennedy and bays, of the O.
P,, rctumed yesterday noon frcm Port,
land. The ll'.tls boy, whose eje wa In
jured, cannot see out of rjiher eye now,
but the doctor thought they would be all
right In a few week. . " '
ETTFUher went to liarrUburg ves
lerday to survey a 100 acre tract oflarfd
for tlie Witlunictte Pulp Co. tit Oregon
City . That conijjsny I buying up All the
land with balm on It along the Hver to be
secured.
I) Rankin has returned from a trip to
tle mouth of the SlutU w. At Florence,
settlement ot a few houses, addition have1
been laid out for a mile around. One I
oiled t:v! Chicago addition. A eompan
of surveyor were within five mleof that
place, la log the Hoes for the Eugene &
Sfluslaw R tt.
ratOAr.
F It Pfelilcr, of rwlland,! In the city.
C It II art went ta Ulem thl .coon oa
business.
Jay W Bialn and fsml'y asent to Scm
this noon on a visit with Mr Oaborn sod
family.
Licenae bas ln iasned (or tlie anjir
riageot Alfred Brown and Mrs hUit
OrijjRS,
iUrptr Cranor and Jamea B Murray
went to Ibanon this noon to see the
CorvaJ!!-Lcbnon game.
Mr Oert Chamberlain, who ha been
working at bl trade in Portland for some
time, returned home A day or two ago.
Hon R A Irvine and wife went up the
Oregon Paclrlc to Jordan ValUy to attend
a meeting of the Linn County Council
there tomorrow. They will return Mon
day evening.
Last evening the King Dangbterc of
Uj M E Church gave Mrs C O Lee a
ttirpri" reception at tbe borne ot Mr F
Kt 'r sly. A pleasant time is reported.
A l. lnrJi of ice cream and cake wa
partaken of. I Hiring the evening a hand-
son to rjtult was pretN?nted Mrs Lee,pieced
by the Kings Daughter.
Mr E II Boardman, the young man re
cently arrested here for using ooscene
taniruiire. was what he claimed to be, an
employe of the Southern Pacific R K be-
iitz in an Important posUlon Ij the freight
partme n and a young man of ability In
Idi. line. A railroad man remarked.ltM
eftitariener will do him good. If should
keep, but of saloon and not use Sis tongue
too (reels' and miv possibly some day be
come ffvi'dent of a railroad company.
ratwday.
Beott May ejn.' R Sbelton, ol Bcio.wer
in tne city toCav.
Mrs A W 01 ici. was in ine
city today estUimr on hr hosband't
tate before ludae Biacki.rD'
Mr N P Slate, th r.ataw'te ot r
egon hay press, a very sage -tusand expe
dlttoua machine, ami P. rtland this
noon on business.
Enoch Aflin inl a n fu. were
married In Corvalll thl ek. Tw
name suggesting a couple famous pt-m.
one by Tennrson, t be oilier by E f ,r
Allen Poc.
MIm Abble Wrleht. ot the Albany Cub-
He Schools, left this noon for her home in
CoivallU. Mie will leave on the naat
strainer for California, where he will
pend part ot her vacation. -(
? Following are the graduate from the
Agricultural College at CorvallU, next
week: Birdie Osborn, Rebecca Casteel,
LllUe Kerr, Addati Gillette, Maggie
Mackay, Anna King, Lottie Rose, Mai tie
Allphln, John Pipes, Edward Bryon.
THE COLOKW Kt'UC BAtAAB.
lias a 'lnrge and complete . line t4
goods, dolls, doll baggieB,',boya' wagons,
ve ocipedes and many other goods which
f ol to make op a complete assortment,
resides a complete line of lumps of
very description. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird esces,
plush goods, such as Albums, toilet sets,
autograph books, scrap books, children's
A B C picture books, And all goods that
are carried in a Baxaat store, including
lioger Bros. 1S47 silverware. We wish
to call the attention of the public in par
ticular to the Golden Rale prl baking
powder and tea. tint no express;? fcr
this trade, which (rives the best of sali
laction, as is attented by the hundreds
-who have used both the tea tvnd baking
powder ever since introduced by the
lolden Iiule Bazaar. Each package of
tea and can of backing. powder draws a
prize in tbe sliane of a fine nioce of Klass-
-ware. Be sure to call, when in Albany,
at the Golden Rule Bazaar, as yon will
"be sure to find what you want, and will
"bo shown over tbe store and bo treated
.kindly by my clerlt, Mr. Miller. My
oods are all marked in plain figures so t, , n Florida, and several yeara be
sts not to deceive anyone, and 1 have but I , . ... . ....
one nrice to all. fore that In Canada, told me a few days
JulIus Geadwohl.
Crawford k Pax ton now have at their
gallery tbe larcost and finest collection of
siterenpticon view over gotten out rathe
iNortbwast. There "is no finer eoenery ia
tbe world, a thaso views a,uiokJy dauaon-
atrato. . ,
Wanted, to loan $40,000 on good farm
eecuri ty, in the next thirty days. Money
ready, Take ltwbila yon can get it,
' SNSteeli&Co.
W, TP. I:td keeps tb best'ssioi tmecfe f
J gocd in town.
W iato r again! tramp.
'juOWMEKD & Wittoir.
On., half dollar rr duotion on every tialr
Ladlow' fine sboesv. A coodUin oi tbs)i
ata iti iomig s.
Buy yr.or grooeria of Parker Bro
Tbes Baby wa sick, wa- gave her Castorta.
Whan ana was a OnIldrah cried for Cwtorlai
When she became Hit, she clung to Castorut.
-tteo h had CbllireAi k g bem Catorla,
Excitement
Ban bisk in Albany at Fosbsy 11.
ton' drug store over Sytm Bntld.cr, at
everybody is ning it fr Catarrh af tba
Starsaeh, Dysnepsia Const:eton and Im
par Try 1 tall yonr fi-isia
asiiu'it as it smaab iaee8Wnvrral artrit
wha tfszk weu f it.
now moauNSABsCAST,
If any ons entertains ths die that the
iron working raduslry 1 ao longer
practicable in New England, be hat only to
visit torn of ths numerous plants within her
borden where ths Industry it being carrkd oa
and that successfully.
Ths building of Iron and sleet ship for our
navy, and tht catting of tb big guns for na
tional defence, ua and if being don her in
competition with plants in other and more
favorabls location, so far at the raw materials
are concern. As svidenes of this I wiU give
a brief tletrh of tbe process of catling ons of
ths big breech-loading guns, at witnessed one
day this week at ths South Bottoa Iroa Works
Forty-seven of the big gum have beea
contracted for at these works; five of Ihes
hsv already been successfully cast.
These gum are known at tbt 11 iacn braces
bailing mortars, aad ate mads of cast iron
boopeJ ith tteel, sad are cast by what is
knosrn at tb Rodman process of hollow east
ing sad water cooling, by wbkb tb catting it
cooled from the inslda.
Tbe gun pit where the casting took place
it in tbe bugs fouedry, aaJ is st out twenty
fen deep by 1 a fact in dlanjeter, bsirg liacd
with boiler lion to make it water tight. In
side of this casing of bolter iron is laid a heavy
britk ws!l ini thl. i the flask. Ttese
are lined wiib quicksand. A core arbor eiyht
inches in diameter, wound with rope rod
exited with clay, is placed ia the center of
ibis pit
Tbe guns are cst with tbe breech end
downward, the molten metal entering the
mold by opening down lbs tides. Down lbs
center ef lb tors a water pips is carried,
through which cold water ia made to pass to
keepXcool.
T b faroacs for malting the material has a
capacity of twenty two tons,"' Twelve boars
fie tb Uro the fire were lighted "th mcta1
was p pops need ready to pour, aad the eoor o f
(b ftifBsce wsi opened, row whkh lh msfal
flowed into lb mold. Tb wslied iron entered
the mold at tbe lower bole ant, and a it begsn
to fill, it flowed ia boa lb hole above, and so
aatd tb top was reached, wHca it was shut
ait This process occapSed about ten minutes.
Tbe coding process bofiatcrttt. As soon
as lb metal began to ma tato tbe moid, water
wastaraed intifjite pipe running through
(be sort, aad as too at th mold wat full fires
wcr started a roan J tbe base of tbe pit By
tblsjncags b casting is cooled from tbe Inside
aahiebf ivesit sn additional strength.
tt laksiseserst days to cool tbe casting, and
a it wiU be tilted out and sent to th ma-
rhiu shop, wbeie.it will be finished ap aad
tb tslv wrought steel ring shrunk oa.
When lb glials completed, U fill weigh
about seventeen too and bew,eety feet long.
JulNTJTO HUC8KKEEI!i:i3.
To prevent layer cake Jtom sticking,
greaae tbe tin and dust In A little flour.
r.lot nllk Is a simple mean of comfort,
ajutUanoaa tevlvlna-toonewholaUtlaucd
bv cer-eserslon
.
Dlalafeetanta ATS useful possession In
all household. Eron the most aanltary
plumbing may need the occasional purifi
cation of disinfectants.
A German prescription for preventing
cold-sores and boil from coming Ao a head
is to paint them fir of test time dallv
with equal part of borade add and water,
By applying a little of tbe beat carrUge
oil varalsb carefully with a camera faalr
brush to the edges of broken cbfrva, Ue
parts being neatly joined together, tbe
fracture will, when tborougbly dry, be
hardly peeceotible. And tbe china sWll
stand fir and water.
To keep glassware bright, wipe directly
from the hot' soda. Taiabbsra awed lor
milk should be tbcwonly rinsed in cold
water before being Irosnmsd ia bet sitd
a hot wsterseem to edvetho milk etc
, .
tne g ,.H 8,v. ' - M
ante. .
,
The best thing to clean tinware U com-
mon oda; rub on briskly with a damp
cwtn, atter wnicn wipe cry.
saw s s s . AT la Al -M. . A
a. a .! A 1
, i o preserve tne nciiiruuyB.T , .
fee, I the prunes. Allow them to toaa over
iija"w "t---
prune. Then taae the prunes out and
boll the "cn tney nave ,
add ugr to twte and boll fifteen minute.
Then add to P'
range and As'low them to alrr mer thirty
minute, then st on s coai.
v. k...i. iMh cod. It It economical to
a -- . .
. . i... Take me portion neasi
ih. k.u t .j l.n r- a chowder, serving aa
. .. . i .it-,, tn
m VUUI B9 I) Ull ts ! 1 V "
try
,isrt
IcA.
ceasing aalt cod, find the wnolc """
ooatlHle: it I a much bettet' Article than
" a S a If
mo.1 Af th aa. called bonele S coansn,
wiuchof which I not cod at al,.
-I am confident," writes Dr Prim jrorn
Florida to the New York Journal of -m
ntrra that nvra la a much more nun ,er
. ... . . rr nd
A... inwi 111. in nonnsm new &hk.s
In June and July than In any tropic. I
country. Our northa'tn forettt and fields
abound, day and rdght. In winged And
wingless insect of countl variety ana
number. Mosquitoes, black file and
gnats are more of a pest t the north than
I have ever found in the troptct. An ac
comnllahed entomoloclst. who baa resided
ago that hi observation fully accorded
with mine, and that he had fountl weci
life much more plentlfulln Canada than
In Florida."
The earliest mode of writing wa on
brick, tile, oyter hell, ttonet, tvory,
bark' and leaves of treei; and from the
latter the term "leave ot tree' is probab.
ably derived. Copper and bras ;olatet were
very early In ute, and a bill ol feonmeni
on ccDoer wat tome years since otscovereo
- ... 1
In Tntta Krarlns the date too teare B. C
... s .
Good ae-ar for smokers coroes from
Havana. The present tobaceo crop win
even surpass that ot ten year egoln quali
ty and quantity. It promise, moreover,
to "cure" early enough to enaoie u to m
sampled by Tune or July, The- crop 1
for breaktatt, and , sprtnaw tne was r " ' "7 , ibtripiiti ii-
: . . I ll,. -kru ii (In. il.. 1 Tt 11 f nr. I Paul and W I
oftheflthwell wiU. H - F-- -r-v- A
,n ha tw,l the next CJ. in pur-l v,.-.v ...v. - - ... AlUmo8 b .
roughly estimated at a quarter ot A million
bales, each too pounds weight.
The Portland Daily Examine
passed Into the band of A Noltner who
ha
will
hereafter publish the Poitland UaMty
Ana
Weekly Vinfatch. Mr Noltner I a man of
wide newspaper experience aud wrs wiah
him abundant tuccei in hi new under
taking.
The Civil War is considered at fcegtn
ning July 9, 1891, when the Star of the
West, bearing the United Statea flag, was
fired Into from Norrl Island, S C,and
terminating Aug. is, 1886, the data of the
president's final proclamation that id! hoe-
- - '
ttllties bsd ceased. -
UEF.I) Uf tVH0V.
Thomat B Reed I a great man. When
be goet east tbe west tip tip. He visited
Rome and a powder rosaxlne exploded,
lie went to Parti and the charity bull at
the British Legation burst forth Into un
paralleled splcn.loi. He attended the ball
and ft was an Immense success. We wait
with Interest for the results of hi corrus
csllr.g metorlc appearance In Berlin and
Vienna. It I lucky for Will Urn that be
got a chance to make that remark abowt
hi being the matter, and no one else, be
fore our ex'Spcakrr got on the Spree. lis
may be able to down Bbmarck, but he
never tackled Thomas Brackelt Reed.
But Mr Bced' visit to Europe will not
be of much real value to him till he get
to Russia. Els avowed purpose In going
to Europe wat to study parliamentary sys
tems ther,' lie doesn't like our form of
government, The American House of
representative for a hundred year has not
(uited him. He admit frankly that he
want something more autocratic, He
wanta to see how legislative bodies are run
by kings and prince and marquises. Ee
want to see how hereditary upper
Chamber do what the American tenate I
reluctant to attempt sit down firmly on
the representative of the people.
lie wiil not And what he want In Italy
France or Germany, and least of all In
England, wt.eie the Crown and lloi-se of
Lord have surrendered narly all their
ancient prerogative to the representative
of the people. In all the legislative bodies,
of western Europe there are minorities
that mansge to offer a good deal of opposi
tion. Even the great Bismarck, wltH the
Emperor behind him, bad to form combi
nation to resist an opposition that a Reed
would have hammered down with bis
gavel, and gagged and fettered with bis
committee on special rule to fit particu
lar exigencies.
It is only in Russia that Mr Reed will
find the model be I searching far. In
.Russia there are provincial legislative as
semblies which meet when tbe minister of
the Interior so direct.' The governor of
the province calls 'the assembly to order,
and announce what subjects it 1 to act
on. if any delegate make a motion that
bat not been submitted to and approved
by tl.c governor the police take charge of
Mm. it the assembly debates anything
not In the official programme it eel a
warning. If the eembly take any action
calculated to offend the governor or the
minister of the Interior It I at once ad
journed to Siberia.
Business I f rintacted In exact accord-.
ance with Mr Reed parliamentary Idea.
There It no time was'.ed in debate. The
assembly meet forbuslnes the business
selected' by the general government.
i no lacuou. opposition, iso un-
remaraa are nurieu ai we presia-
-. misia.ee maoe oy me
"e-nbly are corrected In the record by
I the governor and the Minister of the In-
1.1 wr .L, . . L. , 1
I wwr. crtrjuimg run. amuomiy mna
I M . . W fs. a . tw
penectiy a mr tt.ea wm. ine nou.e 01
representatives to run. -.-saitonti Utmo-
crtt.
Now, then, the protection orgsnt are pub
lishing the following ss concliuive of tbe vast
benefits of protections
it'TlCA. N Y. June t. Aoli-McKinleyitt
hsv been asserting that American factories
will never he able to furnish more than a
sample of tinplaie for Utica, but yesterday
when a carload of tin plate wa rolled in here
from Pittsburg, consigned to Miller & Son,
wholesale hardware dealers, they had nothing
to say. Tbe invoice consists of sixty boxes.
about sine tons gross weicht, of different
gradea of piste. Tbe Utica firm announced
the plat to its customers two weekttgo and
most of it wat told before it arrived . Another
carload hai already beta ordered. Miller &
j ioa' quotations we 50 cents to $j per box
ifean tbe standard foreuzn tin pute ac-
1 cording to grade and tke.
I Tl.1.1,:.. :n t..., ni4 ,1,., .1,.
w susswswA ai sevts ws Araasa sAsaaasA swat
UfKinu. ,.rr M K t l.
. . .
the old law, it now offered for sale st from 50
I
.nf.tofj K)l a,e ,UnJ,rd
f , .
The question naturally arise: Why is 4
Bemtt , wcreae ,he daty cm Un if Amer-
j. mM,nflc,arert M m.nufacture k nnder
theoU ,lw ni e chctf)er xUn imror1ed
tin? The whole thine U a tb.m and weak
,tUmp, todeeeiveihe people,
1 s, ... T. ,8a,
'
iWiV' Democrat
I Notlcinst a tutement In the Damocrat
tor sn the reader of the Dkmocrat that
quite a portion of the atatement was un
true. Tillfotd Paul I not toyear old and
lack nearly 40 lb, of weighing 180 lb.,
and did not have any $36 to pay and will
T
the eubtcriber of this article had ne
right to make any such statement.
51 - Tillford Pall.
Notwlthstandlnir the bluster made, by
the democrats over the McKlnley bill, the
facts In the case are pretty well undertooa.
The Muscatine Journal make a fair pre-
sntment ot the kind of loelc that sen si
btv people appreciate in tne xoiiowing
.tat ement: "The reduction In the price of
gooa eatable ugar it tne naraest iap tne
demos facy haa had since the republican
u.j a men tarin on nan ana reuuecu
the prlt ,e 200 Pr ccnt bv cus,ng th.e,r
manufacture in thl country.- trefai.
The exfcCt, stern truth it tharthe putting
of sugar on tne ree 1181 ine nrac"
that nrotectto nim has'ever receivea ana
Instead of beln, 1P at the democracy
confirmatory evidence of the righteous
nes ot the cause lor wnicn tney iaoor,
ni..,. tntiHireitce only 1 needed
comprehend tbjs train. ,
I r . JJ 1 1 -1 ttA Tn.il..ltltt iwiuimaaota of
Prof Charle A Yonng of Princeton,
-i.,i., th n nation. "What 1
- - :. . ,
inot wonderful and start.tng tact in as
tronomy ?" ayt: "The fact that your great
Lick telescope reveal about 100,0,
stars, and that every one of them It
- , - . , .
thst It would require 3-.ooo of them to
visible to the naked eye."
tun, theoretically and by analogy giving
light and heat to hi plan-et. ' You know
,-. TJr.k telescone reveal tara so small
It I announced in a republican organ I
4Jbei "Andrew Carnegie, until the late
iflua n shooting sen son Is over, will maln
Uda Almost regal dignity nd hospitality
the crand old mountain stronghold,
CUmv Castle. In the mean while
common people of the United States
continue to pay tribute to my lord s
ir.er -
conarloa In the coke region who continue
to shoot down laborers imported by my
Ord In contempt of law unless they con
sent to resume the badge and constiiution
of servitude. -
Ev rxsbbino with a flannel dipped in whiting,
,he
rfiirnlnration mav le taken
leup which have been tsd for baking.
NTO 45
SCROFULOUS BOY
IlJnnr.a gors Covered Ilia Body nd
Head. lTiica Affected. Cured
by Col!rur Kernrdlcs.
Wii 'r moolhi oM. tb L-ft hinj t,f ecr J:u'e
STSndrhlkl bKn to w.i, at.J b;,ii ever anrar,
ar of a larns Loll. W (xmltiml It, ml m M
parpowi. A two Cvs rouulhs slwr t; U i
Tuua.Bi sera. Hovn (rfhcrarnvs f.irimj. j;e ..f
pad i vl them n
lutrul, and as his bU! j.v
eans mora ami mare Imj-ur,.
H (ok lea lira (or ihnn I
brask out. A sura earns
tba ebia, Kom th
lip, wbkb Waa vary bffrn1
Ills (wad wa cms slit i
illwWiftna, a eri-st .,.,(
Was hi f,v'l:anu at inf
10 ISI6lf cll, !( ( I
drr'.'Ki tli esra (,'. h'.m, I.
ssnthsr lvifii4ilk!l vJwii :
wS lUll wire l!m a
it.r). It ernU six a fill . hut toil'
;;t t p if h frll d'jsni, ut,4 nu',d m-t tamr
ia U A, LaTiftg ti9 use of hi, h. ). J lior,.,;i.
bKxsrd wits !. CimcvaA UeaiiM, r
nil fi. ly. Doe ..r aflrr n,ih-:t fafolmi, a ,
m fbrniln lu k)i f3e ot t:fl6 fiyo J; r
J.bf furs hc-llag, ie U waa)4 flnnliy e-ow .
i4 wcr Ii.b owl; ths lhay would fcei t(."
"iu ol V.tm iisly ben f'rntitfis 1 pit,,,.
AfKr litili.a s down 4 a h'f bvlilr ho s
)leif 'y e ir- i, ;nl is bow, at tos (.',, ,f.
s:ron;iHlhtnltBrhil4. Utti. fi. t. l.l'or
lUl , li4. f.i i. Clay pL, I;:a,..,.;,, ,
My rrandn; raoistbs psrl!y wr!!, ?.;i--ero?tt!a
jmi ko zeros, lit,. K. 11. 1.'ill!
I ts. 1, tJ. illoon.i.f ..;
Cutlcura Resolvcra
The ner Iil.t I'tirirW, lnU;mily (to sirti,.--bluxd
of all impariux and pobwnouc cU iu..,.u .
Ui- t mrrn tho auine), ! (L'Tltfas. t" !
fWIn ',-, anl CcricVBA bmp, aa iiH::
,..i.hii,t, muTiMiiy (u siesr ms sun ami
skI fru.re ihc half), ear evary distue and I..,,.,
of t- t,a u,J Lluoil, frota (riiuplca to teivtuu.
BuM Tfryh-r. I'rtca. t'cnirsi. 6ne. : f,-
'', sw.rsT, 41. l'rt!r.Hl by t!,si Vn.tx..
i.!'3 aan nrm At, f.,Ti, lltt.
c r tut " llow to Cura Iil-xd
BIGY'C slo a4 lntp pttrifint an I tKaftlff
AUl 0 CcTitcaa )r. vM-J.uWi p.
HHEUfiATIO FAiiv?
In m- mlnuta f h Cri'lwr-. '
Pain It-r rallies rb-'imV--
alia, Hit, kW, cbs1, -! mutrr'
..all) t-l ir.l"r . i-r W .
V
M is low
Embracing all theMatest Novelties in
Dress Goods,
Both in WOOLEN and
-To The
111 Hls.H U. I tt .1 l V 111 ULL' 1C3
Ribbed and Musli.v. My Peices arG tie LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. Am sob f gent
for the Celebrated v
E.H0SIEBY.
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
fast, and Free froia Poison.
To The Men
Call and Look at My .values in
Fiunisliing
t bave Large Stctfc Jit, the Xnwest
I cat ry a
lillln of tbe wcrU-reaowsjI LT.O iDIIEi-I? its
finish. ' : Irge stock of EnBB0sio?faE3 And lLoryctv:c9. .
ced that Albany ia the beat trading point in Oregon.
tor wear ai
and be cot
, KECOUO 229 '
SIEE O IP DELOO, 22Q 1-2-
OtiBCO is stoodsrd by
all rules, and aaa a
Hotter at avarr aes.
K la ths only bars In
tbo Konbwaat to fill
raal ved lbs eiawa
two year youuf r.
II will b kept tba
anminff saason at feoma
Maauaya ana Tucaaay
st Allanv Saturdays,
Indapendanoa Wednn-
dara, 3alem Thursday a f
ana r rnian, um si-
kiared to serva niara
I at 50, to insure.
IfoKNIUBT BROS.
2:231-2
Conl Black, with nn.t
tumurui.i.vM
..tana
la
jr, x:j, in inree siraij-ui naaw.
Bired by Altamoct, wasrou rooord, l:20f t sir oi'
Alta, :9Sti, aud aevan other S:S0 parlo.-mets, anna
to
boat 01 other colt trotter
it,.un . Slhokt. that haa over throe hundred
descendant in th. S:60 Hat, Including Bsu. Uamuw
snd Justine, double, :13.
sv.1 ..'. ilam is TscoKan bySTRABsaa.
the
ElKftTBw.d hT;.XJBeh,.tV:
huos or lsui t inis ww .--
milos northoiwt of Shedd.
rerraa Season ,
-11
a
BUY THE "fillTGilELL VAQ0II,:
be
au -
-
In
the
will
AtaMiet Monarch of tlie Road.
011
XiilvMvJX vv uvn.uvij
t.
Ifsving.besa entirely ramodafed. th!. W
And popular resUurtnt will U m i first.
Slasa n every rBsfiect. Th pahi.e vill t,
giver, gt,d meal at all i-.oor for o.,ly 25
-nt.'i. Etrrythmg ne.t ar.d ti.frar.tive.
rttf boxe. OysUr in vry etyl.
VS5.siii, a smxjs-
Druggistsaml BookseHers
Ao I for John B. Aldan's piIIcknsl
6k"t w aftll st ptibllsbor's rrSaa witis
-aiak-ea-t.",!1
i.HASi, mue.ium
PHELPS, Job Printer,
Ist.St.K Albany
erm.fiuy cnraS vllhoot CnUInf, Wnrn'.nr ft Iil
teuUig. A aritcy tuumt tntto.crt snl a r.-.rso-aU
ettra tn ry j , fw. KwAlrTh'tw lnr.g Man2:;,
Thia u.atmarit, for S ricM a. of bf rxl:" .it ll.a
'Wtast diat!Oirrj' knurn to iwdieir. itj;"5s
sd aoinplatair ramvea ths Stricture without ai,r.oy-
I or,ln to ILsrs'laiit.
DISEASES OF f EN
fseoliar to thairlwx, aa I nH prnpart MRsa bcrr,
Iccludlaf st! Ih'Jf dallcata InSr.j'V.s ar.4 V,".
aaaws, irhicb thay wmsld shrink ffira fl':l.,lEi U
Sbair fatally phjraMso, (jarnmnantly evra.t in limt
Mm than as soar known to Had.ci&a l( ir, by r
Josli'sMKtw Srstoa of Trost-O'Tit." Itrejutariaiea
b ranila-iirtr ary orfranaatid n.k wmk tccBairnrtsr
Wban imaainia, tt ia aiwaya baat V eaii lor fnu,tl
MauiUUua ut rcal an,lnstln. But 1 1 o
too eanaot poaalbfy call, trn'A wnia, tt'.;r htr
was folly, Madiin sant by nl or ajj.rwji, nr,'al,
ta frrnn asaaura,ta all rst ot ta raatSc (at.
Addraaa,
Wm. A. Boiell, 31. D.
St ffaal t $psarr, rartiaae. res
Corcer Firat and pM.strt,ftPti!ind
Natiunal Bank.
WASH FABRIC?.
Ladies,-
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Trtcfts ever ofcetod i. tta y
ALTAGO, B3J0, tbrsa
j ear old roosd J.44,
son ut Altamoct,
snd 5U,-,'iJ Arced
S-.SS, wil b kqit at
CarvatlU Uondcys and
TussJUys snd tha rcot
of the ws at b.naa.
Ternu, t35 to lasurs,
duo wbrn nw ki
known to be wtvb fvai
or removed from ta
eonntrr.
Will bsgad to show
JP sUxk any day ticeffl
Y -aTr.-- ttmday.
-'r JIcKSIOHT BROS
Ely ilestnnrr.c
STRICTURE !
Wlllilljitj3
i
2:2a 3-4 .
2:30.
a. . A.. T. ..! aCSJ In lllfrllf 13 f
roe,
ski M. CttT, ir tt. (sire ot Pratxao. 2 2S aud
U (-tit o:Jjj ) seventeen ol ha liaurfilcrs have
wodwed atnta 2:S0 perf-.tniers. Including si ir
aRiKO Bay, t tfc, who tired lha di of Amu., at
S vsm AtlSKwa. 4.18J at four yosrs, two of th.
fastest stallions In tbo world ot their aos.
Twxrah. dambyBaioKOB.S-.SSl, eiic of the dao
of Rixa WasES, Z-'i, sireot CuviS h. , 2:5t.
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