The state rights democrat., August 28, 1891, Image 4

A Nil OF OIIEGON.
ALBABY, OBBOOM.
Capital,
5S,,
It F KERRti.t,
14 It J LnNNlNU
....Jit W CLAIM
President
Vlce-Preeident
t'Mhl-r
Transact 1 geneval benklns; boalneee:
Btehenire bought an4 nld oa all the prttrelpal
altioe In the t'nluj State elsooa Rngtaad, Ireland,
rrmn end Uermeny.
Ulieriinanovleeletl eeceaslble point aa favor
ah la oniia.
Interval allawtd 4 lima deposit,
MUST NATIONAL II 4 Nit,
L CP ALBABT, OBKOOrt,
reeMenl. ..
Vic Preeldeut ....
Cthler......
......
B. E.TOrNU
E, W. LAM U DON
rrA(TS A OKNERAt. benklns nasi
AOtVl'NTS RKPT niHwl W eheck.
SIUITT EXCHANGE and lai -rephi treastar, sold
Hew York, San rrancleoa, tniofo aaa ratiaad
rerun
CO .LECTIONf SADEoa Stverahl term.
waactoBA
I. Totm
Liseto
B Cuia,
Fuaa
Kuvta I . Set.
I INK CO NATIONAL It A XK,
J or LB4IT, OllOOil,
CAPITAL STOCK 1100,000.
President . J L COW A,
Vlee-rreatdeM J at RaLtlTON.
At Cashier O A AKtfUHOLO.
p aarroaa, J L Cowan, i at I eteton, W
bad I, W U Ool;re, 1 A Orearord aad OA Area
I aold.
TRANS kOTS a renerel banking baetneee.
DHAWbIUUI IHiniH Maw York, Baa
il , fOregoa.
LOAN MOrfETva explored seeurity
RIU.ElVEdepoalle subtest hU.
,OKTLANI HAT I NGN BANK,
OP POKTLASP, OKioaa.
Paid ap capital... .. W.n
Surplus aud proBta tu,IM0
Intaraat allowed aa aa data daaoaita aa follows:
On ordinary wring hooka .... per eent par anaam.
Oa tana eartara book a .. par aant par aaaoaa.
Oa eenineaiee al depuett.
Par three monvhe 4 par aaat par aanaat:
lotti moelhe per aaat par aaaaaj.
Pur twelve aMaUta S r-c cool par asanas:
r'HAMK I'KKl'M. President
D. p. THOMPSON Vlce-Preetdenl.
II. C. ST BATTO.V. Caehtert
n
axu of ncio,
mo, oa ioo.
President....
. , , i 8 tfjaaa
, Jarr Mr aaa
Vice- Preeldeut ..
Cashier
O S Mat
macro aa:
S Morria,
U Bryant
K Colna, Joka Oalaaa
T 0 Smith.
Doo a (enral bankine and eiehenre buaieesa.
Sight dreite laauod aa Albany, Purttaad aad Baa
Praaeieea.
PHELPS. .Toh Printer,
Firet St. Albany
0?bll5 ENJOYS
Both the method andresults when
Bjrnip of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
Efntly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and ferers and cures habitual
constipation permanently. For sale
in 50c and II bottles by all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FI3 SYRUP CO.
Loumviiif, mt. tmt rosK. aa
Seal atoc'A of2i.d MT rood tu tbo Va
r, and tb moat reaar ,aia price, both
n b lallloK. I b on band
all EM'uo
mmim, stoves, tinware
TRU'iXJ, B30XS, PIUTURES
CL3SXS, CRSCKfRY,
ETC., ETC.
L. COTTLItB
1ITY DRCO UTOnE
rffeiffur Elock,
Albany
Stanaid k Cusick
3 aoruaTOM.'
-siauia
I'ruca, Medleinrs, (bemlcalu, .Fn
and Toilet ArtlcIea.ftyongea.Bruahe
Perfunicrj, f-'ctool .JVtok, and
Arliata 8upp!la
fbysielana prearlptltaia cartv
fully ranpB4f1.
HOW DO YOU DO?
Ther la no doul.t Ihhl
I illii s
IV 13 VV
.8iock of MLVERWABE. coneming tO
Hiimni knives, forlt.friiitdiba,et,
X d soil aiiver ntol).. Irtwel y,
rl', ialliH )(: am) Lnai In
tho city, and lyfrllie
ri(-t0vr brought
l ALnahT.
PRICES the Most Reasonable.
Call and See the GOODS!
TIIK BTATK
AL
r. rptruibrr 13lb, lVI.
C iiriMf.f ftnj.T arr.a.'fd aaorawlf to maat tha
nai da of tha famuli and maehaniaal tuteraaia of Uia
a(al. aomudioua and will-,eiiWi.ud butll-
Intra. Tlia eullcga I locaU-d In a till A, .tad and
aummanlty, and on of tha healthleat in tha atata.
MILITARY TkAININO
Etprpirs 11 red not eiered f !(
for ! aotlra anaaloa.
- T or di ra fraa ncholanhl trom aiarv aaaty.
Writ for aatalocua ta B. L. aOLl, Praa.,
. Oorrallht, rgoa.
OTOCRAPHER,
.. . -ii-i an 1 r(ri y m . Aiti,ti
i tTfK'tfK w-rk giirr.tite'l in ever;
1 7 or i"c:i ii via an,
AH Kill I A (('Wli-llty
jar bin lathing e
11
M &s Store;
MA
EAST AND-SOUTH,
Southern Paciflo Route
SHASTA LINE.
Express Train leave Portland Pall
T'koHh
T:0or. a.
10 M r a
la a a
Portland
Albany
Baa Pranalaoo
Ar I a a
La I a W 4 B
Lt I 9;o r a
Lt
Ar
Aaora train atop anlr at M lowing atatlon north
al Hoaabnra. Baat Portland. Oraroa VXr. Wood.
a, Balant, Albany, Tanfant, Hhodd, Il4lay. Mar
aroarj ,aanouoa vil7, Ufinf, aufana,
loaiavaa bail, kaikT.
1.-00 4 a I L Portlaad Ar 4 tH)ra
IkN r B ( L Albany L II.0O B
Ar Bwaaburf Lr I 0 10 4 a
Abaaat baCAbt MILT kioarr btit)
lOOralLf IVrtland ArlOOaN
1rutf Alnaay LJ 00 4 M
Muunoa aaaaca,
lUSrakL Albany Ar llttl
B-ttra Ar Labanoa Lr MUti
Matt L Albany Ar 4:Mra
t It 4 B Ar Labaima Lf 1:40 a a
. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars,
tar Araaiaao4aliaaaf arroaa-4'laaa raaaca
art, altachaala KxpraaaTraia.
aTaal Bid BlyUlaa.
ETWEES rKTLA.Xa AkB C9KTALLIB,
Haiti man aait I ((x.-apl Sanaa;,)
Mil I Lr
1:10 r a I Ar
Port'aud
Carrallj
Ar I t:S0 r a
L 11 U ra
Kiraaai rtaia ilt (Exopt Sunday.
4Ura
I ra
IK
Portland
McMlnntllla
Mil
4.44 4 a
To all point
EAST. AND SOUTH.
Pai to,; Inlornatlaj rairariUni rata a, ataa,
aa Cow pan y Acaat at AINanr ,
H. OKtlLES B P. ROOIRS
Maoafar Aaat Q. P. and P. At
YAQU1NA BAY KOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railtoac
T t HC4 Brrrlrrr.
OragJi DeTelopman. Co's Steamers,
HBiwrk l-la t I'alirornU.
nrtwiui tnrouKD DBaartncnr and
rtdpht Una from Portland and all point
o to vt uiamaii ybiit to ann from tan
rraaciaeo, cai.
Boat mak eloa oonnacUon at A ban
Oh iralni of OioOrtgon Faoifl Kailroad
TIME BCIIEPULK. aiopl Sunrfarl)
Uatra Albany 14:1) r. i,;in Vaqoina, T:004,a
WaOorallla 1 r, a . I Ln C'orTallla,10:t64,a
mra lauoina, i:w r. a.i antra Aioanj, 11:11 a
O. A O. train eonnoct at Albany and
xrva!lia The a bore train coauctal
Taoalna with tho Oregon lovoloprnDl
.Vtmpany' lln of Htaacnabipa btwap
Ta)iiina and San Francisco,
SAILINU DAT EM .
raoa raoi'is. a
WU!aaMtta Vallry, Toaariaf. Aa 4th; Thnradaf,
AUf I3lh ;saturda7,AU( I2nd ; Moaday.Aac II
rmua a. raaaciac
WUIaaaatta Vall.r, Friday, July Slat ; Sunday, Auf
tin ; Tuaaaay, Auf uitu wadnaiuay, Aug joib
Th Com pa ' . lb ngnt
to
uinceaallluo, iata tnout nolle.
H.B. PaangAr from Portland and
willameU ValUr wlnta oan make olon
rtanecUon with the train ofthaYaoolna
root at Albany ur Corvalll. and If de-
ladtoHn Kranclaro should arrange to
errtT at Yan-jlua tho evening before rAt
faaillna'
BaTrasaeagrr aa Praghl rata alwaja Ike
law rat
Par lafOTBtlai aouly to A K Chapman, Praiht and
IRUlArana, A'banr. C. C. SI") 4. 1 K.
O. F. v4 P Aaa .
Conat.la.
fllinrC Co0. Cold, lafletnra. Brenehlits,
LlinLU M94raat, Whaoslng Cough, Craup,
for Ifccolt, Althma. and eycry aflectioo o tha
Threat, Lana aod Chatt.incloduiz Coniutnplloa.
Spaeu aud i-froaaot. Ocauca .'d " L tutu."
PROfESSlOSAL CARDS
G
EOi E. CIIAMHKIILAIN,
AHaraay at La r. W.tl practloa a all aonita of tha
Mat. Spaolal attantl'ia riraa to mattara In probata
aad to ao la.-aioai. oPMCS-lntha Plinn kloek.
K. WEITHEUFOHD,
AMoraay at Law. Wilt praHl, In all aontta of tha
aBIaei runa mooc, ainan, uraf-m.
w.
It. nil.YEU,
AUuraar at La .n I 9 licit in Tnia-toary. Ca !
aonantadaon all po nla. I. ii naj lial-d aa lar
anklatarma. Alb.n, Orcf.n.
G
KO. W. WUIGIIT,
attorney at Law. and Noion Pob 1 1. Will practloa la all
aonrtaol thia rata and In tha United lilataa court
brOreiroa. aci -Proot rjom ot.t liauk ol
OrafoB, A.bany, if a.
a. a. s. BLaaairas.
nLiiKnt rtn t
a. wavaa
YTATNON.
19
ittom.y, at ta. A.t burlnaa wlJI raealra prompt
aatanlioa. aeeiOdl Pallo'raaidr,Aluaiiyt Or.
J. WIIITNBV,
AUornay at La, an
Orofoa.
1 Sol'T Publl.. Albany
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n. m. it. niLii,
Paaiaiaa and Sdrcaaa, OPPICS Ojr irt- Flrtt aa
Parry Mraota, Albany, Oraron.
D
K. M ANTON A OAfIN,
Pht aialaaa an Ii yim. OPPl.Tit Coraar Sand
and Uroadalbin araata. A'banr. Or, Ca'li prumpily
altr dad la airy aa I aoaitr.
1 V. I'll AMUEItLAI N . ff. D
'Hneopalhlat. ATSidJIrt la dlaaaaaa af tha Bya.
Tvaaty aara amparl.no. OSIl'. huura 7 ta a OH
1 U t u n, aud 6 aa 8 araulac. Albaay, Orag oa.
D
It. ti, A. WHITNEY,
Phaioiai and 1 O-a I ita et B larua Ma
foal Ool ;, T-irk Oit U. ; af woman
apaeialtr. WlCt-ff n i 'ilaek, Albany, Oruan
I '.VC MEN A KD ONE BOY
FOUXt) UKAD!!
Ttl r
4
While trying to Crowd thoii
WAY INTO
Store, where they alwsvs have on hand
the largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest Improved Rliles and Shot
Guns; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every Jescrlptlon s Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thouaandt
of ether things too numerou to mention
..Repair Shop
in connection wlih the Store, and one oi
;he beat workmen tn the Mute to do any
tnd ail kind of work. .
Come on, Come al. , No - rouble to
ihow good. "Small pre fit nd nulck
aW I out motto.
TUB Hl'fSlAN I'AUl.ML
From tho ma ol figure which ha been
collected to how the hugo detklt In the
grain crop ot Europe one fact stand out In
appalling prominence the exlntcnco of a
state of famine In Rula.
Already there are rrport of peaiantt
eking out Cklitenceon gra boiled In wa
ter, ol ptople dlng of hunger In the
street ot the overcrowded town and ot
parent trying to sell their children toAve
them from starvation. The reserve of
grain In the country have been lined up
and the liarved which I being gathered
I let than ha'f a crop. Wheat I loo,
000,000 of bushel thort, and rye, the ta
pis food ot the peaaantry, I ihort at leatt
300,000,000 bukhcl. Inttead, thereto
ot being able to export 93,000,000 buihels
ot wheat and 60,000,000 buahel of rye, a
I . the ce In ordinary year, Kula mint
Import 350,000,000 buthclh of grain to feed
her own people.
Out there I no evidence that Kula
can do anything of the kind. According
t Stepnlik, a letter from whom i pub
lUhrd tn "rra A'mjjI, the relict fund ot the
Empire, held ajaliut uch emergencle,
ha been reduced to 11,000,000 roubles,
ot a twentieth of the sum needed to cope
with the preaant dlatrct.
The ere Jit of the Kutalan government
ha nevet been so poor a it I today, and
the destitution ot the peasant, who pay
8.(pcr cent, cf all the taxes, means a loss
to the national treavuiy of ptobably halt
Its ordinary Income. There have been
five partial famine In Russia lit the last
eight j tats, tut for a parallel to the one
no threatened It I nceeeatsry to go bsck
to 1S40.
A ill. utter of such magnitude It calcul
ated to command the lytnpalhy and aid of
the clvllUcd world, whatever may be the
verdict on the errors of policy and admin
Itlratlun which tend to make It worse.
Et.
Js W Luca an ex confeJerate soldier
at LouUvllle, Ky has uccccdcd in get
ting a pe union with Urge back par. It I
ld he simply made the attempt In a spirit
ot jest knowing how the department under
Raum wss being run. Hit paper jverr
all prepared without a alngle tnlaitate
ment of the fact. lie made aftljavlt that
he ervcd In Co, l. 2d Reg. Ky. Cavalry,
(Confederate) and hi application wit
Igned by hi ex-confederate commander.
The claim went through with a rush and
Lucas got the money. And yet If the
Yb' ay a single word about the old
soldier pension humbug, the old soldiers
yell 'bloody murder and republicans and
democratic bosses shake their head and
say we do an unUc thing. The pen.
s!on system 1 the Llggeat fraud ever pr
mlttcd to run at large unmusxled. ft "a
bigger than the McKinley bi'l,blgger than
Q'tay's ateallnga, blxgcr than granUfather'a
h tt It I a gigantic fraud perpetuated fur
purpose of gaining votes.
A bird called the "tap sutler" wat re
cently diacovrrcd s jcklng the egg of a
farmer ct La tn n, lit. The bird, with
It kren, owl-like bill, lud contrived to
nck doxens of ctfga, pkkinit holes In them,
but using very Utile of il.c contents, lie
was shot and the depredation ceased.
I-...'..-.
The ca'He baron has paaed away In
Texas, and hla Immense pastutes are be
ing cut up Into farm. A ao.ooo acre
pasture wss cut up into farms a few weeks
ago. and It realized at auction an average
of between $7 and $3 an acie.
ine centus repnria snow an average
value of cos In the L'nlvd Stale tf $21
6j, or fifty-two cents each lca than tert
years ago. There mutt le some chesp
cows somewhere. Horses svtrsge fl.
84 leti than In 1SS0.
I i
"The McKlulev bill's at woth." St
Louis ItrfmhUc Ye ; and the din.ier patl
brigade la a: work, too, Capital Jomrmat.
Well, yes, they arc at work. They have
to be In order to pv the extra tax on lln.
At the Dunlap Station in New Zealand,
200,000 sheep were shesred this season,
and James Dlakely broke the record by
shearing 212 shfep In a working day of
eight hours.
Eolllled la the Best.
Ail trr entitled to the beat that their
moury ai.tl uy, so every family ahuuld
have, at Obce, a liottie of the bvat fajiily
remrdy, Syrupof Flu, t olaana the -tam
whan enative r bilina. Kor a! in
50o sod $1.00 bottlas by all lavliD drag
gist. v
Take Caret There Is Danger!
la alhiaiiii; iaictivtty nf tha .idueysto
grow throned ngleut. Tii deadly ahoals o
Bright' a diiesae and Haiieta will wreck tbe
K-i.oly baik ot health it :t it allowed to
drift ruMetletipun tliof . The bladder,
too, i( ioactivr, and judtoiao mcdioatiuo
dns uot speedily dirtot the halm toward
the port of safety, will be whelmed by the
quicksand of disaaae. Iu aelecting a diuretic,
let your choice f.t'l epoa Hoatetter'a Stom
arb Bitterr, wliich liuin?Ate the leoal or
gan without irritating and exciting them,
two effscUto la appieiiendad fiom the nn
meilieated stimuli largely rcsoiteil to. Thase
have a londeuc) tn taait prejadiciallv. Tb
Bitter invigorate th kiJuay and bladder,
in eom.noo with the norve and dij.itiv
rgsns, and o afford lining i4. "t t0
ffurd dual a.aiatance tn pravetitipg and
curing intermittent and reuutttnt fover,
Bilioaane eonitipation and ikaomatidii it
also subjugates.
JEXKS D8EA8X.
RyBbs W i quaer atrAaa the ether night
thought ha saw a piw asLsars' ring, ana
tha ial4dl c It aainvS a Aaufbtr little
aiamplau who tact ana etottaaratalr kaeakad
over, one or ew, a seer or amar big,
burly-lwiklijr fafiowB, a thr aivwaoad to
tba attack. Giant aa bkay vara la aaa, tha
valiant Aemj pre-vea maaa tpava a avatoh for
tbem. It was eM so f uany that Jenk vaka
up lauf bin?. lis aiMoaals far the oraaaa bp
Mm fact that he bad luat mm to tfc ovaslu.
si oa, after trying aeartjr a try big. araatle
111 on the rWkwt, aaAt i'iaaaw's Plaaaaut
Purgative PeUete, ar Stay feasor-eatod, '
Oranula. , eaatlr 11 knee rt77kw all
to big pin hollow I iVay are foe anginal
aad only pemilM UtSU Li ear Mia.
Ueware of Imltatsoas, which eon tain Pat-
rmoua Mlnei-.u. Al-irur aak foe Vr. Plorcs's
Ueta, wfaloh ar Liuia biirar-eoatad fiU.
or Aatl-bUiou Granule, was at Dos.
SICK IIEIDME.1
JB low. neadlaeli.
IMBBlmeaa, Coaallpa.
siou, iDdlAaatten, Bib
lows Attack a, aad ail oa-
rangeruea of to atoauoh
end bowal. aro promptiy
roliTed and penawaaotir
Pfcwoe's Pleasant Purgoifv Pellets. They
taw -tr laxative, or afomrly eathartla,
aoeordiag to aaa of doaa. 8raaii4Uf, Chnapaoi.
IvaaMet to tfcjaa. a osoU a Ttai. by aruggata7
Oeptiiaht, Mn, r vfoej-r mtrmttT Kjbv
tot UaU Sc. bMe, ii, V. .
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Aasthsr Ma Brawasd.
Asroria Aug si The cruel waves cljsed
over th form 01 another pleasure seeker to
day and all that Is mortal of Todd Bingham is
somewhere in tha depths of the ocean nesi
the cliff and the rocks below the willows. Ia
cotnpsay with J Knott he left home this mor
ning for the pujpose of fishing on the locks
that Jut out In the ocean The rocks is a fa
vorable resort for (tihermcn and they ststron
themselves slnng the beach for distance of a
half mile. The a men were eottght oa a rock
and swept into the ocesn. Knott succeeded
reselling shore but Bingham was drowned,
lie was a prominent Fortlaml lawyer.
t'aaaaVs Waeasl'leltl
Toronto Aug si Moe wheat will be ex
ported fiora Canada this year than ever be
lore. The yield will be 30,500,000 bushel
The Northwest'and Manitoba will yield 6j,
000,000 bushels. Deducting for seed 30,0001
000 it will leave 33,0001000 to export. Ot
this amount Manitoba will export S3,ovi,ono
bushels, Lsst year the export of wheat from
Canada was 25,000,000 bushels. The crop
this year exceeds anything In the history ol the
country.
Waal 1 KlettrMBtlaa.
Lon don Aug s 1 The bungling oi several
hangings espeautl the most recent one hss
given tit to much Indignation, and the papers
print a number of communications from peo
ple who u-ge that some diguting things hsve
been seen a the BcfToil, A Urge number ol
papers advocate the abolition olhanging and
suggest thst death by electricity is alter all to
be pre foiled than by the rope.
A eat har rragraas.
Boston Aug si A special to the Herald
fiom New Yotk ssysi It is almost Impossibls
that after alt that has been said obout llarrls
on is not looking for a second term. A repu
blican made a atatlling statement today.
Not only is lisrriaon not looking for the nomi
tion, but when the times comes he will come
out for Mr Blaine. The programme it for
Secretary Blaine to tender bis resignation, and
at the same time offer himaelf as a candidate
for the presidency.
A Hotel BararA.
Mkuical I.AKE Aug at The Levitt house
wss discovered on fire this mutBing and the
village was soon aroused. The building wss
tolslly destroyed, which with furnituie was
valued at Ijo.ouo partly iusuted. Incendiar
ism is snspected. One beler tad two ribs
broken and snot har on returning home (ojtid
hishoute bad been rod bed of f 180.
Brelag Ik rat r Cartel.
Treves Aug si There eel beta through
out the day a continuous processioa ot nilg'im
patung mm ine ca. neural 10 see me noiy cost
The Catnolts papers urgr the pilgrims not to
buy relics from Protestants as they ridicule the
coat altoughl glad to profit by the exhibition.
A Bias ! r.
Tub l). t in Aug ao Th Dalles ssJ
Prtncville stage was held up end robbed yes
terday sfietnoon peso the Dechntes grade s-
buitt thirty mt:es bom this city. A single
man armed with a Winchester rifle sprang
from the bru.h and orderep the driver 10
throw out tl.e mail bsgs. He was then or
dered to drive on which he was glad to do for
he was unarmed. Ntme parties from Babe
oven snd Antelope met the etsge suoa after
and hurried to the acene. They pwad tb
sack cut open an J rifled ol their contents srfd
a flour sacks maths he had a confederate near
ty. Imiuirey at the posiofltce shows Ihst
there were only 3 registered le'ters in the
mail snd it is probable that the plunder wss
obtained by Hie highwaymen. A U S officer
and pose leave here In day In purauit but
there is little likelihood of their capture as the
country i very brrken and afford grcal facil
ities lor coitceilmrtit,
Aa BVdllar DrawacdU
I oat land Aug at T. A Southctltnd edi
Ict of the Sunday Welcome wss drowned al
the foot of Stark Si last evening. lie had
t eea la the city snd ws on hi way home on
WcidlerStin East Portland. He utuslly
took th Cyclone which lands st Stark but ii
was not at the wharf when he was on his wsy
borne and he decided to crocs on the ferry snd
connect with the Ponland & Vancouver rosW,
wbirb would and htm nnar home. The boa!
11 leaving and be fried to jump but jumped
in the nvcr and was moaned.
ABIgCrelaae.
pAkls'Aog ao Advices received here this
afternoon anounciae the calamity al Martin
one the most severe since '71. So far there
are 60 heaths lbs result of lb hurricane and
will be some time before the silent of the dis-
atter is known. Al Kott De Frsnce there
were I a lives lost, and at Fort De Frsnce snd
St Pierre large numlers weie injured. At St
Pierre c, ietuus have been killed, hue it ia
feared Ihit number iocs njt represent the loss
tn the capital.
A.Seaiile Lewier
Seattle Aug 20 Maria Jenion a midwil
waa bound over to the supreme curt lot try
to shoot her attorney T Mullen. II ty shsrp
practice got possession off joo belonging to
ber and failed to return it. She sent fjr him
to csll on her and faced him wi'.h a sevolver
demanding a settlement. The attorney did
not fettle and Mrs if son fir-d at him. Af
ter taking the gun he fled.
tamuxralle Ueellag.
Walla Walla Aug 30 In September the
democratic meeting to be held here will lie
sddressed by U S Senator Kenna of W est Va
Congreasman Bynunt of ludisna, ex Gov F
Blacc of Pennsylvsnla L Gardner secretsry of
the National Association ol Democratic Clubs
of Washington D C and Wm McAdoo of
New Jersey.
("Hag Bawa,
Pahs Aug 19 Official in'omaiion has
been received to the effect thst tbst the com
bined set ion of the representatives of the row
ers in Chins is succeeding m bringing the Cbi
neie government to look upon matter in the
proper light. The local authorities aie be
coming more concilitory and it begins to lk
st If it will nut be necesarv to make the pro
posed naval demonstration ih which the war
1 hips of of all th pnwens represented in Chi
nese waters were to tsk psrt.
A Brilliaal Idea
New York Aug 10 C P Huntington ar
guing for railway consolidation refers to the
rapid liquidation of Ibe national debt, and de
clares there must be a substitute in which
the people can Invest their savings with secu
rity ihat will posers the confidence of the en
tire public, lie believes nothing can be safer
thsn shares or bonds, of the nmted raihoads
of the country and no securities can be as easy
negotiate or raise money on.
A Big land raleal.
Eugene Aug 19 Patents were filed in the
office of the county clerk today conveying
something like 150,000 acres of land from the
government to the O & C Railroad Company.
A great deal of land has already been sold.
although no record of the original conveyance
ha been on file in this county before,
lireat Damage I Crapa.
St Louis Ang 19 Despatches received
from many points s!ong yesterdsys storm in
Illinois indicste great damage was done to
corn snd other crops. Several people were
injured and a number of barns hounes and
outbuildings swept away.
A Lamp Did IS.
McMinnvillb Aug 19 A bouse owned
by Wrn Campbell and occupied by Shank &
Cartman was burned hut night. A lamp
which tipped over started the fire. The in
surance on the building was 6oo and on the
furniture $600 s
Oo to 0 W Cobb. a3aaaor te PaisUy U
mila. Fiioa Btoek. for vnar i ib printing
f oil kind.
Dt not buy your hoot and het uatil
yon tto the piato at Klein Bros, and as well
have examined their large itnolt of good.
tTbaa Baby woe si ok. we gave ber Oasteria.
When aha waa a CUld, alia criod for Caatorla.
Wbao she became HI, she clung to Costorla.
Waea she aad Children, ah gave tbem Caetorfav
TTe.iusereagk.iu at tramps, '
TwasaB'A Wxlsov.
F. rtmiller k living have soeie Keuais-
kjuoe lace curtsits for $18 a pair, a tin a
anything ever seeu in the aity. They
rsngs down te 7 a pair. Other laee ear
Wit;S d iwn to SI 01 leu a pair.
Bee W F .Read's line of drea goods end
Uks before buying elsewhere.
W. F. Read keeps the heat Oasortmeat of
drj goedaiatown.
Graat raJuotion in naa'a furnishing goods
for ths next 90 dsys at W F Read's.
Harm
A verv eottr cabs camoiiD before Jnduo
Bishop at Pendleton. Mr and Mrs Vine
gar were arrested for larceny from bailee.
Sulphur Rprlngi, on Snap Creek, is
f rowing popular as a summer resort
dtst Bunday there were over City Inblb
Ina of the wstnr and rusticating. A large
crowd will lie there neit Humlny.
Times.
Tom Awbrey brought us In some sam
ples of Oregon fruit Monday, He pre
sented us a fig raised in his yard In this
city and it was the finest we have' seen
raised lit Oregon, being four Inches long
and six and a quarter Inches In circum
ference. Register.
One of the most disgusting awlndllna
features of circuses generally Is the ticket
ofllce in the front ot the ground, where
ten cents extra Is charged tor tickets. The
unsuspecting bite, then the reserved
scatt are arranged so the circus can only
be seen Irons them, $1.35 paya the circus
bill, not very much but enough if one has
a big family.
Some men In this county who owed 18
cents tsxes In Benton county have had to
pay $1.83 for a receipt, though the
wtio'e proceeding is illegal, no assessment
having been made, no equalisation board
called tor.no levy made before advertising.
It was sprung on the people unknown, the
names not being on the regulat assessment
roll, and in fact on nothing but a news
paper. It Is worse than a circus. It Is all
right to collect delinquent taxes; but Ben
ton county Is taking a proceeding that
doee not redound any to tier ct edit.
BLlfe insurance companies are reaching
this wsy for investment for theli accu ta
inting millions. This year two of these
big companies have placed t:i50,000 in
Portland : the New York life putting
$160,000 in the chamber of commerce
building anil the Kouitab e . I W0. 000 in
the Oregnnisn building.
I II Sllne, formerly editor of an Inde
pendence and seven or eight other news
papers, will start a newspaper at
VvLiteoon. The McMlnnvill T. M. says
Whiteoon shows ur tine on all the mans
etc, but there is no denying the fact that
11 is a very small town, in fact so small
that you hardly know whether it is a
town or not when you pass through it.
Y nat a newspaper will do there is a
conundrum.
They have been trying several months
to elect a new night watchman at Cor-
tallis. The Times tries to settle the
matter as follows: With all the bur
glarizing that bos been done on Main
street, il is strange that the officer have
never made a detection. This matter is
provoking bitter comment, and it has
been suggested that we do away with
the office of nightwateh altogether, and
uoe the $700 per annum for purchasing
new aafea for business men who may
have their's broken open.
If the reerultlog officers now doing the
Willamette valley would follow the plan
of BatmaeedA their record would be let
ter than four r five a month. His plan
is to send out a detachment of cavalry
and round them op like cowboys do cat
tle, ar.d those who resist are handcuffed
and told to take their poaition in ranks,
and the few who still resist are shot. A
recruiting officer a short time ago sent in
to the commanding officer 400 recruit,
-eying: "I send you 4i0 volunteers,
pieaae return the handcuffa."
All Slnfrir-d, eastern representative of
the Chicago News, delivered a most able
address before the National KditorUI
Association recently in seeaion at H
Paul. In the course of hie remark he
said, "The foolish and inexperienced ad
vertiser buys o much space in a news
paper and tills it to the very edge with
extravagant puffs of bis wares, written
in superlatives, and printed in almost
microscopic type, pew read bis adver
tisement, and nobody boys bis goods.
Then he is angry and cries out in hi
blind wrath that advertising does not
pay, or other idiocy to that effect. But
the wise and experienced advertiser,
buying the same amount of space, de
votes the larger portion of it to clesrly
written, cleanly printed, modest and
reasonable statement of the merits of his
Roods such a statement as he is willing
to stand by. For that man, advertising
paya.
Wheat, 86 cents. That sounds good.
Sewer work alone In Albany this year
should furnlth employment to fory or
fifty men.
White wheat ia 80 cents at Sa1tu and
Corvallis, it is 60 at Albnnv. Will Cor
vallis papers now plcsoe inform us which
is the best market. Corvallis is hluli
; early when no one sells, Albany w hen
tney uoseu.
There Is sn ephb mlc of diphtheria st
Willows. Cel.. snd s Chrorlcte correspon
dent laat Sunday reported twenty caaes.
The report said : -Tne yellow flag floats
from many houses. There Is great ex
citement. The marahal givea notice that
he will arrest all children found on the
streets.
A person who has type, paper and press
has no rights over s person who has not.
It Is very wrong for such a person to
atrlke down an individual who owns no
preasnr .public newspaper te reply.
Journal. And vet the Journal hss been
trying to strike down Governor Pennoyer,
who owns no press. But the matter is
not material, as the governor hardly felt
the bite of the fly.
The following peculiar item is from
the Stall swan. ''All circumstances com
bine to make Salem the best university
town on tho coaat." T Van Scoy in
Willamette University Catalogue for
1800-IU. "Salem is not a f.t place for a
school it's the sickliest place I ever
lived in in my life.'- T Van Scoy to
Idaho conference, 1891. , "
The Methodist church of Eugene Is in
s flour bhlng condition. It hss 350 mem
bers snd i;st raised $2,200 during the last
year to pay running aud other necessary
expenses. A part of a lot has been 1 nr.
chased adjoining the rhurch on the south
to give more room. Journal.
tn ExAMPLB The teas for American
consumption are bought in Chins by Bsro
paao eapert, who are Bailed "taa-teetere."
Tha euo) elopadiaa ar authority for tbe fact
that in a few jeers they have to giye np
their lucrative pnaitiens with shattered con
stitution. Tbe nubeelth fulness of the adul
terations snd minaral coloring matter oan
nut be more etrongly put, Boeoh'Tai
pure as childhood. For eale by Allen Bros,
Klein Broe have a large and 'ehoioe itoek
of boot and shoes fnr sale al reasonable
(hoes U o-ttiav4 in foot wear until
youhave esn tnsir sites aai ths elegant
piano attheir store. ' f
Whereto GxtThbm. When wanting
an organ or plana call on G L Black man
whe-e you r.an select from a ri Ias
lev.
Bather I
,Catmik it lecomtneoded letpk)tieiaas
for children teething. It is parely vrge
sble preparation, it ingiedUnU are.pub
ished aroun d each bottle. It is pleaaant te
h e tnt and abtolotaly hsrinleae. It relievec
eonitipation, regulate the bowels, aaiets
pain, cars disrrnoes and wild solio, allay
fevriahoe, destroys worms, aad prsvsBts
eonvolaioge, soothea tb child ais gives it
refreshing atd natural sleep. Cattoria le
the children' panaesa the meVkare' friaa A.
83 doses, 85 seate.
New Spates Gois. I keep a full line of
spring and summer dress goods, in wash
fabrics, prints, glngbaina, seersuokers, ete.
I have aleofa new line of eummer plaids, be
sides other novelties, in biges and all wool
sritiogs. Samuel E 1 ouns.
Rargaiua ia choice groeeriet ea af way
ee seou'ed ef Allan Bros,, FJian J).ek,
Buy year groceries of Parker Bros
roimtit rttEDi.ics.
Friday evening, Aug. 21.
Present Mayor.llecorder.Htrrot Com
mlesloner, Chief of Police, City Surveyor
and Council men French, Taller, Burk
hart and Garrett.
Ordinance Bill, No. 227, a jthorlxing
the mayor and recorder to enter into a
contract for the building of sewers on
Maple, Ferry and Madison streets, Al
bany. Kesd three times and pasted
unanimously.
The following bids wro opened and
read for the construction oi sowers in
Urn city of Albany, the bids being per
foot :
Maple, Parry, tfadlann,
J 8 Antonelle, f 2 HA 12 U 2 49
Hayne, Buck A Co., 2 30 2 S3 175
Bays, Jeffrie A Co., 1 00 2 19 2 05
J as. Laurent, 2 8ft 8 00 1 73
Mason & fUrang, 2 85 2 81 2 20
A B ftmlth A Co., 2 75 2 80 2 15
Portland B. A B. Co., 2 67 2 45 2 00
Oregon Bridge Co., 2 4H 2 40 1 05
On motion the contracts were let at
follows s To Bays, Jeffrie A Co. for
Maple and Ferry streets, ft 19 per eubio
yarn, extra tor rock work.
Havne. Buck
ti Co., Madison Btreet. The formers
bonds were placed at $15,000. the latter
at $.1000. Maple Btreet sewer will be
1470 feet long, of 18 Inch pipe, Ferry,
3000 feel long, of 18 inch pipe, and Mad
ison, 276 feet long, of 16 inch pipe.
WBsaaaBaaawaaBarBBHaBjf
REAL rSTATST B41PS.
II F Merrill etux to O W Wright.
N W I I.Ik 8 Klklns ad, ami
lot 1 bik 4 Pipe's ad I
John Piatt to F.lixa I'iatt, 4 acres
10 wl
Hannah ltobinettto Win Kobinett
.0.5fi acres 14 w 1
J It Klrkpatrick to J 8 Ames, 2
lots K's ad Jbanon
F Brown to J 8 Ames, Int In 3
lots blk 0 Sweet Home
F Brown to J H Ames, 3 lots, Sweet
Home
R Chesdle to tab A Hantlam Can
al Co, strip land and right of
way ,
K Cheadle to Leh A Santism Can
al Co. piere land S0 rods lotiir
Robert O Whlted to Nellie K
Feebler, 42.3ft acres 12 w 2. . . .
O AC Kit to 1 M Dorrance, 40
aetes 19 e 2
Jno M Psvne assignee to A 1 (lor
dan, 40 acres Ve2
523
1
2
150
83
125
I
1000
1
140
t 2,030
Til at Bsirrosi AnsianrhT. The Albany
Dkmocbat Is finding fault with our
county officials for advertising the delin
quent lax Hat, ami makes assertions
which are away off on the subiect. If
the Democrat man would post upon the
matter lie woniu nni mat lie is greatly
mistaken, and that the officials in this
conutry conduct loafers strictly accord
ing to law. ine 1 act is tiio property
referred to has been properly asaessed.
l'nton leader. The fact is the property
was not properly assessed. When a tux
Is paid the only record the sheriff makes
is on the printed list published in the
papers, for w hich 80 cents a line is
charged even though the ad only runs
weeaortwo. Delinquent taxes should
be collected but not after tie fashion
followed in Benton county.
Scto Peter BHyeu hss sold his saloon
building and fixtures to a Salem man.
consideration $1800. ,
John Bryant of Bityeu Den was In town
on Pionoay and reports iiarveat as pio
greeting In tatltfarturv manner, and
wheat aa yielding from 25 1040 buthela to
the acre.
I.aat week the threal.lng company cf
Devaney, Miller A Co were somewhat
out of luck. In paaalng from one joo io
another it waa ncc.-saary to croa the O P
railroad, and the crolng not being a very
good one, their traction engine a It was
belli taken over run nesr the bank of
a ditch that the bank crumbled and
ditched the engine In firat-class railroad
style. Exprea.
tub motiikb Mold it iua An ac
count was given a few months ago about
bow lsn Morris, son-in-law of W R fobn
Sarted from his wife, taking their little
aughter into Scio precinct with him,
causing considerable trouble. On circus
day Mr Morris was in the city with the
little girl, when the mother succeeded in
getting hold of her and takinr her home.
A Ljvb Crrv. Our neighboring town.
Ilarriabnrg, is passing through an era ot
excitement just now. Daring th past
three weeks a merchant was robbed of
his entire jewelry stock, a man marched
his wife through the street at the end
fa shot gun. one of her prominent citi
zens has been bound over in the sum of
$1000, to appear before the grand jury on
a charge of adnltery. and last a fellow
man came to an untimely end by being
run over oy too cars. .icvi.
An elk head with the horn attached
five pointed, came down from the McKen-
xlc yeatenlty evening. The elk was
killed by Bolivar Cogawell an the swimpy
plateau between the Foley and Belknap
hot springs and weighed at teaat 1500
pound. Trie akin of the neck and should
ers was left attached to the head and when
It I properlr mounted, will make a fine
specimen of that noblest cl our moun
tain animals. Guard.
State Fair. Tho attendance at the
state fair this year will nnoabtedly be
Urge. It is Oregon's only state fair, and
should be made a credit to a state of the
nrnmiKA and aJvatitairea enioved bv it
Agricultural hall 'should be filled with
the products of the state. There should
be no empty stalls. Let the farmers of
Linn county come to time and do their
part towards it. With the large
crowds who always go from this part of
the slate should also go large exhibits.
DIED.
CROFT. On Saturday morning, Aug
22, 1891, at his home In Albany, of Brlght'a
dlseaae oi the kidneys, Mr r l i.roft, at
the age ot t years.
Mr Croft was born in England. When
a boy he csme !th bis parents to the
United States, residing i:i Massachusetts,
from which state he made many trips on
the ocean, going around the Horn several
limes, living an eventful life. In about
1870 he came with Thoa Kay and Mr
Dalgleisch to Oregon, buying with them
the woolen mill at Brownsville, but retlr
Ing a few yestt afterwards and going Into
the mercantile business, which business
he followed until coming to Albany on
the building of the woolen milts, though
he previous')' owned considerable stock in
the Brownsville mill. - He wss the
heaviest stockholder In ' the Albany
mill, and nad oeen superio
tendent since a few months after the com
pletlon of the mitt. He was a popular
man, of strict Integrity, and leaves a good
record both as a business man and a cltl
sen. He leaves a wife and two children.
Mr Croft was a member of the Masonic
lodge, Royal Arch degree, and ot the Odd
renows. ,.
McBRIDJ2. On Thursday morning
. nj ...a. - 1 1 1 . I "11
Aug. zu, ioui, at ms nome in waaviue,
of old age, Mr William II McBride, eged
7(5. Mr McBride was a. pioneer of this
county, coming here from Iowa. He
was a member of the U P chnrch, and
was a man of sterling, Christian worth,
who leaves many relatives and frionds
through this part of the valley to mourn
his death. Mrs McBride died about a
year ago.
VERNON. On Wednesday evening
Aug. 19, 189, at her home at Tangent,
of old age, Mrs Rebecca Vernon, aged 82,
years, a niontna, aays. Mrs vernon
was born in Tenn, afterwards resided in
Missouri, moved to Texas in 1847 and to
Oregon in 1853, since which time she lias
resided in Linn county, where she ob
tained a good name. She was a member
ot the Christian church, and has been
for 54 years. She leaves five children.
Mr Vernon died twelve years ago.
G AMBER. At Sclo, Anguat 20th,
1891, Mrs J W Gainber. Mrs Gamber,
with her husband, formerly resided in
this city where she formed many friend
ships and was highly esteemed by all
who knew her as a devoted Christian,
being a member of the Congregational
church of this city. Last fall, with her
husband, she moved to their homestead
in the hills south of Sodaville in hopes
that she might recover from that fell
disease, consumption, but all to no avail.
Only a few days ago they moved to Scio.
The funeral will take place at Scio to
morrow morning at J.U o'clock.
SjeMB AMDABEtOAD
tiiuesdav
CsrulineOnao snd trono hsva bmn ton-
pleg at Rugone for severs! weeks.
Mr McCullnch ha ousned a khlonine
tablbhment in the Cuaiuk block iuatlnorth
of the Democrat oil! jo, and will ship fruit,
prouuee etc, -
The Portland Indutlilal Kxpnsitir.n will
open on Mept 19 and olnae Oat 19, It pro
mises to keep ap the splendid reputation of
the past.
There were twenty -uveti atmlieanU for
teacher's ocrtilloilis st the reuular examin
ation held last weak, Twenty-five were
granted certificates. Tan reealvjd flrnt
gtade oertillot.n, ten seoond grsde and five
third gtade. -Kugoue Uegiat'.
A KANDiuoaicii. Yesterday evening
Chief of Police HofTinnn arrested a man
(olng tiy llm name of Rogers, on susplc;
on of his being the man wanted in
Htilem for snndliflgging a man named
Johnson. Chief of l'olico Mititocame up
on tiits night train ami took Koj?crs back
this morning, lie siud lie wai tho man
wanted.
Wheat. Wheat has dropped as sud
denly as it arose, says the Pendleton K
O. Saturday 80 cents In the stick was
paid for several lots. Tuesday the price
was seven or eight points lower. Unite
a number of farmers unloaded, however,
wnen me inarxei reacneu ine top notcu.
in Aioany tne price is wj.'j cents.
Whether to keen it or sell is a very seri
ous question for the farmer to decide.
Heports today show a rising tendency.
Tkamp Run Ova. Frem Dr If A
Dsyls, of llarriaburg, the particulars are
learned of s railroad accident at that city
- I 'fl. - 1.1 I A . I t
iaai crcning. i c ircigni iruui was late
arriving there about 8 o'clock. After it
had led the remains of a man. evidently a
tramp, were found on the track, with in
dlcalions that he had fallen from s break
beam on the freight train. lie was badly
mutilated, and nothing was found on Mm
to Identity mm.
FRIDAY.
Wheat is nuutcd al 81 i cents, having gone
op a cent.
A full line of Warner s coraets, the very
bit low priori corsets ina lo at W F Head's.
The MaaootChtb wer having a practice
shoot this afternoon on their grounds near
the depot.
A SeodeB is I uiog wheat among others.
and is taking a prominent psrt in elevating
priae. lis would like to talk with yf u be
fore selling.
The Weakly Advance, the famere alli
ance ptpar, appaera thia weak from Let anon.
It Is well gutteu up and is alive with lucl
news. Lditnr Adams is a spicy w liter.
A Reliable Market. Wheat is now
coming in rapidly and the price still
stands at 80 reuts per bushel. Oozette
of Aug. 21. The price at Albany i81;
cents, which shows Albany to be the best
market. Corvallis always starts out like
a meteor that soon vsniahes; but the
market at Albany is the one to stand by.
We mention this on account of several
boasting remarks in the papers there.
M K CojipeEtscB. At the M K confer
ence in session in Salem the following
questions wero voted on with the result
siren: 1. Shall women be eligible as
lay delegate to the elitHorinl and gen
eral conference? For 3D, against 20. 2.
Shall disipline ot church be amended aa
above? Yes, by for 3$, against 20. 3.
The (ieneral conference shall bo com
posed of mininterial and lay delegates,
who shall always deliberately vote as one
body and never as separate orders. There
shall be as many lay delegates for an
annual conference as there are minister
ial, lor 10, against 47.
ArtEMPT at IU'hoi.ary. La.t night
after Conn A Hendriceon had closed their
store, Gus Boenirke, on going to the rear
of his brother's store, adjoining, observed
that the shutters to the w indow ol Conn
A Hendricmm's had been tampered with,
but the window was down. Thinking
something might bo wrong he called for
his brother, who not hearing him he
went in after him. On returning they
found the shutters thrown wide open
and the window up. indicating thst a
man hau itn inside and nad made tile
escane. The shutters had been closed
by Conn A llndrion on going home,
and it is thought the man must have se
creted hlinaelt in the store before it was
closed. Nothii g was taken.
ttrcROAV
Outs ait .Hi c n's.
90 in the thtde afmsMm.
See the t . (.otcrtl ird -ekf
Cre.t rcluvl in autr.r.irr gr odr at W F
Head's.
r-ottiti fine fie h kttt l.i.l at O B
llalfchl'..
You esnaave mocey t y b.iyin gnuda of
W r IU-ad.
iVa-nla at dann oinl n-I) t tt leaa Uan
ooat st W F Read'o.
Ten lerciit redaction on all drc.a gtr'a
a, w k Be', a.
Ao $1 300 KvariHhcal c! unV will lebui.i
at Jefleraon anon.
A Lltin . p M int ni . Jrrcently lept
t-ne do) at a aflrtrh,
Sail 1 circa had to pay a licenae ff 150 to
Lne county at Kugeua thia week.
Just received at the f.sdiee B.nar, a fall
line of jet nail head, the latest novltv iu
drea trimmings.
Tbe W CT U will givea social aod enter
tainment et their halt on Friday evening,
Sept 4. Keep the date in jour rnlod.
Laat evening th contract was let to B M
Huston St Co., for the hauling of the new
stamp mill from Oatesville to the mines.
W A Wells informs nt that he hss already
bought 50,000 buahel of grain, 30,000 of
oat and 20,000 ot w hf at. B caton Leader.
About ten brother members of the Mas
cot Gun Club went aema the river today to
erect ecottaoe for Mr M Wygaot, who
father recently died.
A B Elder, an asssycr of many tar ex.
pcieaoe, bos arrived ta tbe city, 'and will
have charge of the aetay ofEoe of the Galena
Hill Mining Si Milling Company roou to le
established here. Pendleton H O.
0 B Hardy la proaecating hie miniug
property at Gold Hill with energy aud
vigor. Monday of last week wsy pay day
and several thousand dollars waa placed in
circulation. lie ia increasing hi force of
men end paye $125 per day aid board or
11.75 without hoard. Ashland Rreorcl,
A piano
At KleiutBro
Boot aodjShoe store.
Parker Broa, grocrs.
Royal Dntoh Cnena at C K Rrowuoli's.
8 A Hulin. druggist, French' corner.
Fine grooeriee at Conn Si Hrndricaon'a. -.
J. W. Bantley, leadinr bwt and shoe
maker, just east of Revere House.
O W Cnhb, jub printer, Flinn Block,doee
8rt cla work.
See that e'egant piano at Klein Bros Boot
and Shoe store.
A fine line cf crockery ware at Conn St
Hendricsou's.
Drick delioinu oe cold soda water at C
E Brownell'a,
For bargain in monument, headstones
s to., go to E W Achisonft Co, Albany, Oregon
Freeh bread, cakes, pies, etc., everyday
at the Dulmooioo restaurant. Leive your
orders.
Two Loans. At the Building Ar Loan
Association last evening two loans were
made, one of $1000 to G W Dodder a. 69
months Interest in advance, the other- to
Mn S V Ross at 6t months interest in
advance.
Three Runaways. Last evening be
tween5 and 6 o'clock three runaways
occurred within an hour. The dray teams
of A B Lacv and J N Combs each took a
spin, starting fiom Lyon street, without
doing any damage, A team belonging to
Mr Logan, residing In the country, csme
tearing into town ahead of a wood rack,
nearly running over Mrs E E Parrlsh and
Mist Helm, who were riding in a buggy,
Thev were captured and taken home by
Mr Logan. .
Wheat. Last evening; a pool of 15,000
bushels at wheat made up at Tangent wat
told to W H Goltra for 85 cents per
bushel, and Mr Goltra reported himself
ready to receive more at the time price
either at Tangent or Albany.
This afternoon wheat is quoted at 86
cents by the Albany Farmers Co., and
dealers, 85 cents at Tangent. Several
thousand bushels were sold at these
figures.
BtTCABY.
Died, in Albany, Or., Augutt 15,1891.
of diphtheria, Fay, youngest son of Mr.
snd Mr. Amo Howsrd,sged6yesr snd
16 days.
Little Fay hss gone and left u
In this world of sin snd psln,
And his sweet face In joy snd laughter,
We shall never see sga n,
Happy were your childhood days,
As you prattled round our feel;
May your future home be fairer,
Where we all erpect to meet.
May your rest be calm and sweet,
While you wait for those below ;
May we atrlve with all our might
To meet with thee when we mut j;o.
What a change a week can bring,
And how sadlt was to all,
When but a few days' sickness
You obeyed the Angel's call.
You are not lost, but only gone
Where wo all must shortly go,
For this Is only s world of soirow,
WMIe we journey here below.
And now farewell, our dar'dng Fay;
But soon the time will come
When we shall follow after thee,
To our Eternal home
Written by one who dearly loved him
F. E, IllSOMA!.
BrAbdreth's Pills arelhe greet blond pari-
Her. Tbay are a purgative and blood tonic,
they aot tquaily on the bowel, th kidney,
and tbe akin, thus ulranaing the eyatetn by
tha natural outlet ot th budy they may b
called the torgativ tudoHtio acd diuretic
medicine. They stimulate the Hood so as
to enable nature to tlnow off at! morbid
humors, and cur diaaaaauo matter by what
name it may bnealled. One or two of tham
taken every uiht will prove aa iufstlible
remedy.
fSrsndretli'a fill are pa rely vegetable,
abkolaltly hritilea and fa to take at any
time. f.old in every drag and medicine
tor, either flaio or sugar coated.
FACTS
ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK.
But few peopl know that there Is sneh a
thing a run-cared tea la existence, aad fewer
baveseenil But there Is, and It la of all teas
the sweetcet, tweet, aod stoat fragrant, Ye
oak at one bow tt 1 that 11 Is not oflbred for
a)e aod thai yow know nothlsf ef 1L That la
ana wared eaally ; but It Is accessary I present
Ant a few detalla Th pabUe only xaews .
two general elaoeea, via., th green sad tb
block tea.
43rem Tea.
Few people know that tbe bright Mulah
greea color of the ordinary taa expeeed la
the window Is not the astarol color. Cn
plaetaat aa tbe feet may be, tt la Beverthelea
artlSeial; fraaalaa blue, sUlca, gypaoxa,
plumber 4. and ether auheaUhful mineral
eolir being seed for this parpot Th effect
I twofold. It notoolyeaaleatbetaaebrifbt,
blay, attractive greeo, but elao termite th
nee ot oft color " aod worthies teas, which,
once Bnder tbe green cloak, are readily
worked off as a good qaaUty el tee. Tbeaboas
loa'jle coloring practice area adaalts of the
use of foreign obMaaee, and the EocUah
goreromeur, which looks closer Into the gea
alnencts of Iu ataple than oars, baa la aome
of tbe aliased Bneat " of tea ioaad redried
laavea, at raw, fragmante of matting, rlce
bukk. aod willow leavca In feet. It le openly
Cated by n Knglith aatbority that hundred
of ttoaaaadj of pound of doe, aah, and wil
low leare are annually imported as tea,
which wlthoat tbe coloring procea would be
impoailbl. They report tea as one ol the moat
Botorteualy adulterated artieleeof commarea.
The temp tattoo to max sweepings and bad
tea into a merchantable product with a few
ceute worth of greea coloring matter la toe
stioog to withstand, and tbe worthkaao ot
tbe traah that often and it way to this mar
ket labeled Kew Crop," "Best Quality,"
" Green Tea," eta, woald limply aetound the
peblle li revealed, to say nothing of tb an
bealthfulnees of tb Frnaiiaa blue, p lum
ber; o, gypeam, and tb other xclaaral colors
that or employed.
Black Tea.
Tbe basket aad pan-Bred Japaa teas, a wa
as the China teas that may be Included under
tbe general heading ot " black teas," get their
color boat the firing ot toasting proceaa, hat
mineral coloring matter la a!eo treqaaatly
used t give a eerUla desired commercial
appearance. . Th trtng and th coloring, as
In the greea tea, largely eoBeeate th Iden
tity ot th tea. aad permits th as ot the
vary cheapest teas, to argae nothingifor th
deteriorating effect ot exeeeslre flrlng Jwhlch
meet be teeorted to when a very cheap prod
Bet It ased aad oa extreme color desired.
Bewelt'a Tea (San-dried).
Concerning nn-drlad tea the people ot th
raelfle Coast har heard but llttl and know
leaa. althoag h tt la sxtonelvelr need where ll
it known aad wndere'vod. We are told that
when te Is e poor lt cannot be sold at hem
et safely shipped to the ZngUah saarkcU. II is
shipped to America; that w will drink any
thing. That xaay possibly be mm ot the rat
eon w bay aot bees cffaredUB-drlad taoa
Thy wer feed eneugh to scad eSaewher.
Th eoB-drled teas being u-rd, a
olorln; matter Is aeed, heace BClhlng bwt
par tea leaves eaa be eatpleyed; for bab
deted r taaalpalatloa or eolerlBg, all at
test pit at adulteration ee the Introduction ef
teraiga tear r DAtarial would be bold and
glaring. That it Is, therefore, sweeter aad tar
mor fragrant thoa th artificially colored
greea leaa and the manlpaiated baaket or
pao flredteeA,yoa hardly need be told. That
It ia more healthfal than the aalseral-eelored
teat, la also apparent That lt 1 more expen
sive, is olio true; aad that la another reason
you have never aeea it Ther Is not ee mack
profit la lt aa ther is la the cheep adeJler
ated and colored teas.
About th Coat af Tea.
According to th caatoae-hoBse report, the
amount of tea received at Ban Franelae last
year (1S90) wo t.MO.m poinds, aod thevala
t5690, or a fraction ever ISe per poand.
The consumer, of which the reader was one,
paid for that i:e taa all the way from tOe to
f 1 per pouud. ta other word, for that tM.&t
worth of tea tha consumer l aid between four
aud five millions of dollars. There ar yoar
euormoni profit, and there you will probably .
find the chief reason why moat et job never
heard of aiun-driedtea. As the ran-drted teas
hare ao mask, they are compelled te be abto
latr pure and of better qaaUty than the
a-socially colored and manipulated taaa.
Hence the margin on them at entailer, and
many dealer don't car about handling them,
and vob know nothing about tbem. Bat lt la
the object ef thii article to tell yoa where yon
eau get them, aud what to ask for. and all
about tbem.
"Eeeefc'eTea.
"Beech Tea," gea-anteed to be the pur
sun-cared learee, t j now offered to th people
ot tbe Pacific Coast. It wiU be a revelation
to you. Yob doubtless never eaw any nat
ural leaf. Have your trocar break open a
r-aekage. It will be foand la eoler to be Just
bstween the artificially colored greea and
th black tea, aud the drawn tea presents a
clear, brilliant canary color, et delightful
fragrance. It 1 offered to the people at SOe
per pound, the same prtoe that many artifi
cially colored teas are sold for. But Its gear
enteed purity makes it more economical to
use; tor a let quantity, aay about twenty
grain, ;is required per cup. A there are
7,600 graiu to a pound, there will be seen to
be between three and four huudred cape to
the pound, or at the rate cf about one fifth ef
a cent per cup. It economy, la therefore
manifest. It Is put up io one-pound paekagea
only, lu patent air-tight and moisture-proof
parchment, with the trade-mark that 1 foand
at th bottom of thia article plainly printed
en the package. It 1 sold in this torn for
two reasons; one is, that the original strength,
snd aroma Is preserved; and second, there
eaa be no deception, which would be qalte
possible lf It were sold In bulk, wlthoat th
name and trade-mark attached.
Caution.
Recollect that the margin of profit is so
much smaller en Beech' pure sun-dried teas
than on the artificially colored tea that yea
won't get it lt tea by any other same can be
put off on yo. Ask far
trssfpspti
It yoar grocer does not have It, be will get
It for yoa Price eae jfcr pound. The above - j
trade-mark and price Is plainly printed on
each package.
Perhaps the best way to get it ITto go where
yon know they bave It and are willing to tell
It ror Instance, it can be had wlthoat di
eulty at ' - '
ALLEfJ BROS.,
rutin clcs:, aldahy
DEELmj ISA
7ure"Asihood7
"German
vruD"
Martinsville, N.J., Methodist Par-
onage. "My acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German f
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago, when I contracted a Cold
which resulted in a Hoarseness and I
rVvMrrt, ft,it. A'nAA ma rv-
filling my pulpit for a number of
Sabbaths. After trying a Physician,
without obtaining relief I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
I saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained a bottle. I
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
bad Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has been our favorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. I have never hesitated to
report my experience of its use to
others when I have found them
troubled in like manner." Rbv.
W. II. IlACGARTY,
of the Newark, New gaye
Jersey, M.E. Confer
ence, April 25, '90. Romedy.
C. G. GREEN, Sole llan'fr.Woodbury.NJ
HEALTH IS WEALTHS
DB. , C. WEST'S Serve and Braia Treatman
stoats n teed specific for Hysteria, Irtzzinee. Cwben
atone, rt's, Hereon Heoraigia, Headache, Ktmt
rnieti allow eaoeaa vj tea aaa of aleorim or toineeo.
Wakefulness, Mental Depression, oWtofiing of tbe
Braia, remit Ine la Ineanl'.y and leading to misery,
laesa vnd daa.b. pretnetare old age, barrannees. ba
af Fa. eaosed by oer-exenioii of the hrain
h te wnieins one month's treatment. SI a box
ar aix bcM tor ti, ot by mail prepaid on receipt
ae.
WB OUAEAMTEe SIX BOXES TO CURE AST
lea. With each order received by oa t e:x boaea.
aeanpipanled with A. a will eend the porcbaaer owe
wrmee gnaraatee to remnd tbe money ti toe ireai
eaan deaf aot eSeet a care. Cuaranteee ianoed on I
ay I. A. Oommine. Oroggi!, ol agent, A I bane . Or.
YOU NEED BUT ASK
taJ ertnUtiiui U '
Z
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x
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ThaS B UstBt ns ava Livsx Cca t-.kea aeeord
kijr to dlraot'oM, will keep your tUood, L-Ter ud
Kidney In -ood order.
Toe S B Uosoe era for Colds. Cmgfcs anl Cronp.
la eonneotion w.th the liokdacba Care, le aa near
perfection aa anything knows.
Tbe S 0 ALraa Pan Cea for internal and exter
nal aaa, Ii Neuralgia, Tuuthaeb;. Cramp Cotie and
niuiera Mo rime te nnwiryiaaseo. Tbey are well Itkea
wtere.er known. Mannlaetured at Uoiur, raeee.
eale by KOSHA A MAS'jJI.
.aaat say agewle ter W. I- Dee (lee mmmmm.
U ma ter ael ta year plae aek year
ealer te ewad rer. caiala, eeenre ibe
agmry, aad get tbeaa for yea.
ear TAKE KO rifBrSTlTCTK.
WHY IS THE
W. L DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CENfeERMEH
THE BEST SHOE M THE WOftUI FOR THE HOKEY
ItlaaaMunleeaehoe; wltn ao tacaaor wax thread
an Bart the foot; made of the teat fine calf, etylub '
aad easy, aad becotim e maJbe ntore ekaee aIMe
evade ata any acker etenHaoCwer, n equals hami
eew shore ntln rrnaa Bi-00 to Bk-Qu.
CR OB tienelee llei.d-eeTred, the flneet calf
Vwa saoe erer offered for t$jr; equate French
rmpcated ahoea whieh mat fmm B9.il) to li;JX
CA OS Head-Mewed Welt Rbew, fine ealf,
W? atylbh. eomrortable and durable. Tbe beet
hoe ever offreed at thia prtoe ; same (rede aa ona
eonMnade ahoea eoaUn from tXi to mm.
SSO & Police t-keei rarmera. Kailroad Kea
ea7e and LetterCarHersall weartbem; Sneeair,
eeamleea, amooth Inside, heavy three solos, exten
eteaeOfc?. ooe pair will wear a year.
45 O 20 Soe calfi no better aboe ever offered at
eJka thle price; one trial wtu convince thoaa
who want a aboe for contort and eervtce.
CO S aad i.OO Werhlncman'a ahoea
wai are very strung and durable. Thoae who
have given tVtn a trial will wear no other make.
RAVe St.OO and 91.93 achwd ahoea are
UUIB wornbytbeboyaeverywbere; thoyaell
eu their merit, ae tha tncreaaln aatea ehow.
I TaHlsatz J3.00 lland-eewrd shoe, beat
SbhUICO Ooaaxa.veetytlah: equate Preach
linpurted ahoea onatlne from 94-Oj to .'U.
I-adlea 'A. 5. Si. O r nad B1.75 ahoe for
Vtaaaarethalwetflnelx3gola. Stylish and d arable.
t'eetlee. Mae that W. i. Ooaalaa nam aad
wiee are atAaaiied oa the bottom of each euoe.
W. L. UOUCMJOt, Brockton. Mesa.
aSaaSBTi AeafflflishrllSl rJ-JSaWtf,:-j.Ar. iiai
L. E. BLAIiV.
T'x ' aoiniwlejiljed
ths "um-inrr r?3e!y hv
(aarihir A tiee.
Tee only snia rvm-yiot
tLeneorrhna or W hi taa.
I prearri! it ted ted
safe in rrx.aiineading lt
fl to all snfrVrere.
r?S A. J. S I ON : K. M. IT,
JCS l'WATliB. Iii. ,
tOlS 1T trrara;nttj.
FortniiKfir i Imm,
:-a- V.--i
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-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Arterial Embalminp; Dons Soientii
ally. -
RedCrownMills
JM, LANXISQ 4 51, l lOPR'S.
w paooass nova accaatoa roa PAtirua
AKO BAKEBS BSE. .
ESTSTOPkAGE FACILITIES.
OF
EUGENE
Next Rotsion bagini on M indir, th Slrt day e
September, 1891.
TUITIOK FREE.
Faur Courses:- Oaasloal, Bolentllle, Literary, aad
a short Rnglish Courxe, in wniuh there ia no LsUe,
Oraek, French or Oennaa. Tha Er-L8h is pre-em-taently
a Buaiaas Course. .
M For oalaloRuaa or furthar luf ormaMon.
Aduras W. W. JOHNflOJf.
frraesdent
ParUand, Orernn. A. P. Armstrong. Prin.
Braaeb School: C.i'ir i. Bus. Colikok, 8ulem, Oreaoo.
Same eoursaa of study, same rates of tuition. .
' Business. Shorthand,
Tjrtwrilimf, Ptnmmnthi, and English Drpartmntt
afv"ia session tbrooctout the yenr. Students admit
ted al any time. Oataiogue from either ecnool, free,
; tbOQ - e&ttTrarsi i ; .
.WE'vIH triOfthO-! i f-rC V tA.n Of I.lTfJt
tMUU.iiiia, Dypi!ea, fii-E Ue.--iL-t. I-U:Teiativ!i. Co
liuttkia 'or Coot. votiiwi va crcnt cira w.lh U'eat,',
eULbiei.irPIMt.'?liei V.i? acction araetrictiy
s-tli-d with.. TUey avro vir.ciy Vt-;eta.t(e1 eiif n&tae
J1 to (fW wtttsf ttetlun. S.ifci&i cottUJ. Ijarg Vixee,
"nttC" . " ti cults. Be wer of crouut.rgkA
la rauin tuanufaoturvtl oaiy by
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