The state rights democrat., December 22, 1893, Image 1

VOL XXIX.
t'.ntrrr,! nl Ilie ns OMrr nl Albany. Or , ni Mcronil-I lass Mali Ittfct.rt.
ALBANY.OUKGOafa FR1DA1, DKCK.MHKU
STITKM A S I I 1 1 t, , PaUlUhera aad Proprlrl.r.:
for Infants
IHlKTT year' ohawrratlon
ail3Ionijirjersone,
H tm SBBSSHSBBjM, n t remedy for Infant and Children
the world ha mm trnown. It la harmless. Children like it. It
ftmm them health. It will save their Uvea. In it Mother have
oiethiag which Is ahaolatoly safe and iffactlrally perfect m a
chlld'a medicine.
Caatoa-ia daatror Worms.
C astoria allay FeTariahneaa.
Caitoria prevents vomiting Sony Cnrd.
Castor-ia cnraa Diarrhea and Wind Colic
Caatori relieve Teething Tronhlea.
Caatoria enrea Conatipatlon and Flatnlanoy.
Caatoria nentrallaea the egeota of carbonic acid gaa or poiaonona air.
Caatoria doea not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotio property.
Caatoria aaalmilatea the food, rasgnlatas the atomach and howela.
airing- healthy and natnral sleep.
Caatoria ia pnt np in one-aiae hottloa
Pen't allow any one to se.ll yon anything elae on the plea or promise
that it ia jnat aa good " and " will answer every pnrpoaa."
Sea that yon get C - A - S - T - O -
Tha fae-aimilo
I aignatnra of
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor ia
PA-RONiZEi HOM
TH FARMERS & MFSCHANTS INSURANCE CI)!
I ban,
tiAi, Prssideat.
J L, COWAN.Trwwurer.
Geo
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Hon K Simpson, iV F
J K Weatbsrtora.
-ALSO DISTRICT
i n.iu ri
ymm mm mmu. and roreign tionipaiiieb
The Oregon
sVitn its home
silim: - -
Use Gray bkxtL, corner Liber') ana
IMTAKES a specialty of Sunnyslfle fruit tracts near Salem)
Will sell 5. 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to $60 j er
ere small cash payment org time on balr.nce
or particulas.
HAVtU toy TPJEQ
RMBUMATISMf B.UM3AAO SCIATICA,
KSRKEY, LIVER a id LUDDER
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5. re - Ithiwi;ir Iinprovn. Klcrlric Hua,c :.(rr, t ai faT'aburtl ih at-vtrj rwaTat u 1
wi tT irrisMt it t" cure niif "f 'l-d -'j-itc wpaknee i-", lu1 t.onlr(r ) Hitrt.o'i .ul mb- r u .rU, -r M :ir7
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Duu, mill w:U ittrO Mm .uri criia twu or (MM id ju Lt. AJdr u I-j! 1 J lut ;uiuti'jn.
SAN DEN ELECT' :' CO, 17 :n?.TU88 W&r .
NEW : FURNITURE,
MY 8rORE ISKOWKULI, Of HU5T-CI.A.-S ' FUItNiTUKE.iCONSIS-illN(
cf bed room sot., ch.iir, lcuuen,, vU ,t Hbteb J,w,l tel at
BOTTOM PRICES
Thos. BriBji.
and Children.
of Castoria with the patronarre of
only.
It ia not sold in bulk
R - I - A. '
is on evory
wlfjpar.
INSTITUTIONS.-
Oregon.
J O WRn.iM.S. SoceCaij
F SIMPSON. Vica Pres-dar
0 J StuifL. WriUinan.
A.IKST3 FOB
j n i n
Land Co
office all
- oei!go. r
State street, branch office- in Port',!"
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v'r.Vs r.i.r. ' itfC BFI.T
Iti 1 lenrn Ma ,i-lir Sklaejeai
i ry II ci..'.' nil sat glllrisi
MftUnabofSlfwiaica. Tasowae
I iSt I- rvasw Hi blllir.
itj . la.iliotl,
Hs'.a ni .'. e i 'flin-i,
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a i ii.a 111 beallBt
t.'. lei ,i - rcoeMea, waflsj
SS t f .r 11 i If r.i4
eur In our av ' i lasrattea,
wrt ireaatn ? .: : at to conssi
h -jm' ' ,rr Intaror .nooof tf.
e-t T'o n.i. ha-a un u! fl(. V
7S1 MS . DM f' Rt: 'I V:la l'f
. in ,-: .! it - iuS thai
cc i j- ni ....i luck-.i lati
: j ' j !.: tt'u ir. ; . ti
, tl.uR i. u.'.: ra. wh'Cli fera ra.
SjSln t l'r Tts 'ti'usvtretiinta. v. will
b rfther" irssi htattfc, itfsnsia
t ..rt ti.'it wi lo!''! pr, saaa 'i'ti
our ' i n j r.,! ':.- . ;ut. and
imaa saaesof rt4wad avsaay
;j" F.'t1' Ly .itrr Tor ,
r. .-1 iMr n't Maetrts Bell ..- no asset a
." ; oi'.w ' faiiep. can ss
t .. onli iflajf' t-e r. an a a; asm
: h J f trt HHC'JY.f.TIGM.
. -l ' i ";- . Bufimr r V 'if!?.
i ' .'" S..- I i -f H-r - rt t axpr'jr- .t."
a d ri. con -a t t . . j:ik from tha
i of h ' vfji'i. t't . i A fl . nil bier
I . i .it ' " ' ' .t uyr .i . X wtta " twnf
I' ' att i iXHr.iJ ityi v '9:t. t'Mf.n 4mmm m
I. ith -f. J wu i mm rt r'r twit It y J m.
, n ofi U 1 v-oiUa T w ! it fur.
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i o, ,j 1 1 fc(U cm t'l .Its I sr w. .n tuy iif. 1
t krfiw on lr'L nr'l. a ,d I in w I ii whf
hnej Tf n cofaxi ' fTrsny r.h n ". it, nd
fVy y-n. i t tby -f.ii. ;:n i it tt --( i Maid
Oaft at-, nMmCl IH th vo 11. I i if.Cti1 ti ?
p - tmT.n!iy,ann 1 1 be cU i 1 taattWaik u-;. fM VttO
Wevut tn lo'ij ro i i u a
LC6T VIVALir AND 97R-NC i;..
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i it I hT bs-n itrK.Vtt bof."i.i . I ft'! m
ra (n-i - jturr Mall ttn'l M U : f. rr-.: M.'f ' -t of thr
u.Gry a.w nfl.rly , b; lfe,t, ar.'l u.'.. iuy ah.iwl
f - ir tir, tirtcr. I t I CiuUa :.e : I f-'T'jrai
ILIICTR.O BSI
A CVauoetTV. On the farm ofSST
Join's, about thivi'-t'omtlis of R mile smith
of Hubbard and only u It rods from the
st;i road, is a enriosibf which nt preaent
is attracting ooBatderable attention. It
has been noticed for the last fifieanmara
tmt never luis aronaed such inter l a in the
pa-t few months. On a sjaii of, pay 30
reel square, appear this "What i it? It
can be seen liot just after rain i r while
the ground is filled or covered with water.
There ;iro numerous holes, about as laraa as
oommon lead or slat.' pencils, from which
tfas or air is a ii-t.intly. rnrapiwB with a
oandasof meat frying or the bisaiag of
water on . hot stove or iron; sometimes the
I ressnre may be stronger than at others, but,
it is Loan jast the same. The ureenuie it
so great that if these vent Are dosed they
will in a few minutes seod the mud flying
as inougn a nunia ure biasi hail exploded
a large heavy iron pan was inverted over
some of the atroUffOM vents, the rim I ki iilT
baried in mod preventing any escape of gaa,
a man then sat dow n on the pun .mil awaited
results, which were not Ion.; in Doming, us
pan and man were littod bodily. The r,is
or rtir wit- forced through liuie water oof
bo rhiinge was noticed. Was tested by Bra
but cannot nay it burned. One peculiarity
of the oil is that ne 'matter how wet the
surrounding ltoiiihI may l this sp.it
plows ui hanl and dry. A well c!ox by
ktvps op acoastant hissuig and the water
rayeels nothing out of ram mon. Wood"
bum Indjependect.
l'limi ITK Km OHD. In thee tateof VYi-.i
0, (invflnd IVrft Porter. Bnal SCCOUai was
allowed and the guardian discharged.
In estate of Samad Pidnma, will was ad
mitted to probate. 15 II iberti and John
NiehoUa asecotors.
(a estate of II N WcCarthy, final acojnt
ami tied.
In estate nf TTsnnah ttnbiaitt leoaipteof
diatiihateas tiK-si. Eiataton oasdfeatsed.
I aette of Praah UBard, A I. Lilian",
vras appointed gnardian. !kn.l $1(X'.
In estate of;i! Kianey. citation issoed
for Jan Ji. l .
Ia estate of A Laaboer, inveotory tiltvl.
Ke.il linui'rtv. fri-KX'; )ersonal Jproperty.
1593. roteJ,
In estate of Santa 1 Athridg
roper tv owlatad Id.
1 reonal
In estate of Mary Galloway, bond 8300
proved. Appraisen appointed.
A t.; ame Law Cask - This i- the clos?
season for deer. Qaass warden Mo;uiiv
projvxes to stv th.e law w forced, hence t)x
oeeasaoB for this item. Laepaty Warden C
W Watts retarnc-l fr ;a l'roviisv il'e this
inuniing with T 11 Qnsn and Ptss Bnluafl.
whom lie had arresttJ five miles beyond
frawfonlsviHe. for violating the ga;u- law
in killing deer out of -euson- J K S'T.gi r
had also lecn am-stel: but on account of
the iilne-s of hi m if m i li h imiat. Qaai
aad Bobutilt were triel thia atstrnoon be
fore Juti.se Newjmrt. Ww evident
ahovrad thattGoaa and S.renger kiiloi the
deer, and that llobinett simi ly tBmedal
their camp on his way kick MBa a trip t
his timber claim lvondCr.iwf-irlsvi!!e.and
was given cue of the deer w hich ha took
horue with him.
Tiie trial of I'ies Kobnett w.l- not com
pleted at praas time. Gum it was thought
would plead guilty, f H li. brsett aad F P
Harp wen- ahm ai'ltlttl' lad will i-tried
next Fritiay. Game Warden SflcGnire a
in the city uperinteuling the tafe.
GaajroB IrricBaa. Harrisharg Graaea
No 11. t of II. have dected the folkwiag
officers fee ti;e ensuing year:
Waiter. A L Morris.
Overseer, J MrafraaWiii
I-e-.turer. Mrs Alice irimes.
:ewart. ie.rge Alforl.
AsisUu,t Stewiut. - rge i..v;-.
'haplain. Mr N Baaey.
TnesLsurer. .1 S George.
Beeretary, T J Bodgers.
2t-- Kep.-r. I Vi. g
PaaaaSJBL Mr- I- M'-rri-Flor.i.
Mr 1! i,,. rg-.
Cera. Mr M 1 Utord,
f. A . Mr- N Hi Keakea.
Trost.e-. V J M. M keu. I - llusey and
C M i rrimee.
Delegates to Council. S S Train and vV J
McMe. la .
No CovrAxiaoa. laaa coaaty fam;rf
have little to complain of i..t:iparHl to the
following fr. m a letter received by a Ba-
gne iusn from John Bel-haw. of han-.iing-tngtoii.
".-h: Ibiin and snow fell a!:..
e. fminiiou-iy tiunug j.e n.ir?i wear:i aa'i
n conxuenoe thousaivls of af res.ot grain
is i tinding in the tields.' while th greater
porv 'an of that cut ha.- rpruatad in the stark.
The ground h.is thawed out now and the
i.iU"! i tary deep. Mr IX-haw state that
he bafiarvei there ii not mora than mbb
ijooxl gnm In the Paloaaa country for se-d
ami faMBsL He had 180 am-scut anl in the
stack whii h sproutel while 1"0 acres i
taacaaBf in the field. Wheat is worth 23
ceata B buhel and oats Bo oents per 100
pound-. TV're is no money ;n tin- country",
and i.rcnertv selli verv cheap, a good team
fand wag-n not bringing over $IW.
Ton an ' u.r) ' KrxN-r.. -Jane- la.-t wa-
gafnted baa ayenias . barged with robbing
th t
rfwe oi 1 1. vt auace a. vo. . several
wtnf.igi. A f-an-n warrant wa- j-ue-i
.,, I sear- h mad.' by Sheriff Jackson, r.t
p-a Vxesialence. but nothing w;ls founl.
, ln .' -aring before Juatiee t'url the de
fa.i'. . i confese.l to having lieen intere-v 1
in the vbWv. stating thai be kept B watch
and hoi "1 1 t'", fc"'"" away, l"it im
t'lie-ited two other y "ing men. whom th
prosecuU X b did not -te-ire to proae
CStehen the ca-e was dipije.1 and he
i ... Ji.-hargd. It in stale l that
aaaa nf ika i.'artte- w-re interesteil in tin-
afauap robbf v
afiira Kn Irtxr. -Another eas of those
n .iwiita.,. , "e red aboaj hanrxmerl near
Al'lie.il.n.l ,. erJav morning: tliirsiii"
l..-.Kollett '.7. . eon .t . i.irouen
had beea exaraini ngt sht g"n and finish
ing. handed it to I oe &W. M employe on
tl. V..rH.., ,.! wi, w-a., standing by.
tidal re,-,riv..,l il... ' s" veil, tfnnt the barrels erf
the I'm :.n,l ,.,. I I WO (ftkKtt. lo.ldwl with
'.irfr,.r-ii-al sItot i,,' WSJ dinit X') shoot MM
L.-n. ta-lii. li uoro In J. II' islilorinL- DOad.
as he eJoaad Usa mm t ta uliuiger stnu k the
i-nlri'lin in tin. I..(t bar V.i xnlolillg it. ail'
the charge C'ok effect in: laaBett" right
legjoat bslow the kaae.
KoB EecantD.- Mar- riem1Jy isiformr
us that none of his saw Jogs ha ve emziped
in nearly four montha. f liin'l that the state
ment which annearad in t ii- News of Tu
lay evening and taken rfrmn the Albany
Herald, which said thai "John lmg and
Uaorge Pronk have been patrolingthe river
from Cnrvallis to thi- pi c to lind the sev
eral million feet of saw 1 vtrs which BMBfjed
from Mr i'rieniily'.s mill . if B Btattave.
Mr Friendly rays theae i wrtibb had no iui
hotity to lIk after his lo. r,. News.
On Good Atrrnoan y.- -The Times has
it on very good autl orlty, lioni two dis
tinct sources, tiiat there'aii J r: a bidder
at the sale ol the O P next I'riday, and
that If the unexpCCtC 1 don't happen in the
way cf an injunction wide' I is not im
possible, the road will he V peeked doA'n
to him by the sheriff. A 6 fsistcli to the
Time from Portland states that parties
are now in thit city airanj prig fur, and
will be here at the tale to purchase the
property.
A Leara Mambd Hobsb.- -K H Ruther
ford, of Marion, left on Iast nighl's over
landfor Ban Franciaeo to i nake arrange
raents for the exhibition o r Montezuma,
a decendant of Oregoa BVoader and
Oregon Beaoty. M on tea. Utna is four
years old, weighs lataJ poun is,liaHH seven
foot tail and a live foot in sue, end is a
very handsome home in le is'd. Oregon
Beauty i tuned is on exh irhuion in m
bouin and Oregon Wonder, !5ve,at Auh
tin, Texas.
ROBBBD, Tuesday evening tlm Houthern
Pacific depot at Silve.ton was. Ovrglvrized
and 8140, besides valuable 1 tqw taken.
E L Smith, the ngent, locked thca-eel liox.
closed the door and fastened I .t by turning
t! 0 knob; hut did not lock It w -ith to com-
M iaiion.
b s return
lie then went to supper ami on
found that somels rxty Had pried
open the steel box with a ct .isel and .crow
bar and extracted both moncjf and -napvers.
I'i.i.ntv oy tii.iKiTioxs. It takes a
geniowwj
ngiire out tins Oregon Pacific
business, ami
at on the subi
me hardly know- where be is
et. The proceedings at the
I 'ong contest in the future.
said inOirate a'oag contest in
After the reading of tin
onn v Gleaaon formally
notice of sale At
bjected to the siil
of any of the land of the V illametti- anil
Cascade mountain road, Attorney Wolvertoa
objected on behalf of Col Hogg to the sale
of the road at nil on the ground that it hal
already been sold aad I2S,M0 paid on it.
Vttorney Weatharford oa behalf of the
Grant Powder Co. ami Bearl ,v Daaa ol
jeeted to the sale of the 12 milea oa which
they bail liens. The sheriff paid no atten
tion to tiie objections and sold the entire
road to several of the st.a kholders. being
some of what as is known as the Hlair fac
tion, i or jvx'.iaai. w nn n leaves tiie lioiiiers
ol chum- against the road about completely
oiu in an coiii. as tno inaeoteunesa 1-
II.OGb.OOS, and by the tune the 20O.OM
baa baaa aqueaaed a little the employes
won't get very much. The sale will
probably not he coonrmed. it i iidiup-
)hiiuuwi; nom
prewnt management will continue in con
trol .
M.'s-r- Hegiies uid t'lar'i autliorivd the
fcujwrog statement: Tiie I ail I base nf
toe Uregon racinc has beea raada by ae
United .u lion of re-pon-ible arties interr'st
ed in the development of the property. It
la expected the road will soon ba put on a
sound basis, and operated sou to beneat
the, immunities contiguous tothe road, as
well as it owners." The partial in whena
name the pur chase was made are: I I
Hel len. Henry Martin. K V Pendleton. S S
HoUmgswortii. Joseph Wharton and J une,
A Blarr.
In thk eonwectioti th- f stowing frota a
Salem paper i- ery consoling: This is tha
syndi. ate now npniatiBg the nvid. am! who
will .1 . all in their jMW-er to extend the line
aad make the rmparty a profitable one.
n i 'i n St voku. Col Bhiot, w lio died
su.bicnly in Salem this week, was quite a
character. A Salem paper tetls the fol
ios ing: t'ol Shiel obtained bis title on
the starT of Governor Kerr. It is doubt
ful if be eve- bad military comma.id.
Paring the fifties be was once proserin
ina'toney of this lis"rict. but never
acquired much lame as a lawyer or bad
much law practice. When in congress
be entrusted a few thousand dollars to
Ben Wood, of New York, to speculate ia
gold with Wood accumulate.! j3i,000
to $40,080, hut turned it over to Shiel
who soon dissipated it- Gaa K Shiel
was the Breckinridge candidate for con
gress in lS6d, against lavid Iyogan.at the
June election. In November another
election was held. at which Judge Thaver.
of Corvallis. was the only candidate. He
went to Washington and his name ass
put oa the rolls by the clerk. Shiel con
tested and got tl.e seat, as it was held
June wss the time to elect. Personally
Geo K Shiel was a polished, kind-hearted
gentle.nan. wjtli a good education in
l!les lettres. and a degree ol gallantry
and chivalry that graced every hour of
his lite He had of late years lived al
moet entirely off the rbaritv of old
friends, and last year went to Washing
ton, in the hope ol getting an appoint
ment to a. me consulate He came home
disappointed, bnl net toured, and re
mained checr.'ul to Lis latest moment.
The A-tukia HijutjuX. 1332 rotes
were cast in the Aftoria election. The old
Astoria ring was completely demoliahed.
1 l; -..!g ". b. .ated tfc.it it never lost a
lattle. The same evening the editor sras
whipjl by Tom Linnrille. Aidoria is a
bve place. Fbe following from the Astor
iaa will give an idea of the character of one
A it- e!ei !i"iis: There is a gl story go
ing the rounds about the effort to se.-ure
vote at
Wei
less lav election.
i
candidate! were lutorally anxiotu to
create a- pl feeling as paaaibaS, and with
that end in view, u-ed whisky plentifully.
One of tiie aspirants (r otfi-e s..nt a gallon
of "com juice'" to the occupant of a scow
at I pi-ertown. and in the i-ourse of an hour
he .rd that bis opponent bad gone him one
' --"er and -en', two gallons and two i. ve
of cigar. Not willtag tohaoatsleraa, can
didate numler one isiid: "Well. 1 can boy
whisky as lorg a any of them." and forth -
with f - .... . of the laM and four
, . - .... . .
Doxea : .;g.u-. 1 r.e re ipi nt-were
nothing loth to lay in a stork for the winter,
and carefully riepoaitiasg the lirpior in a sate
place, they went out an I VOsBd fla they
pleased.
C11 UtOBO Ci)r;.ivtvis. -Tl.e fo.low.
Irg fioTn tr.e Salem Journal Is Interesting:
lion A Hush, the janker, and l,os-einor
CflCOyer haJ a pleasant interchange of
po itlcal ccmp'irnents a the state house.
Ther were ta king taiiff. Mr liush had said
something about the governor opposing
rusts, al:tr having made three quarters ol
a trillion running a aawn.ill under the lum-
trust.
'Tnat is no'hing to aha trust that existed
when yr;j bad a BsOOOply ol printing ail
ibe es'.ray stock notices in the state at t s.oo
each. Ard the law compeiie I iseople to
print them in fOsaT pap?r,'' was Pennoyer't
reply. Mr Busl. said sr.rr.ett.ing about
that being cheaper than it is done at p-csent
and invited the governor down town to
continue the Jitcussion.
Scio. Scio i- destine-1 t have a very
heap "I hristm.As" this time. The Sunday
cbool has abandoned anv idea "f a tnv.and
the Cliriatinaa baU is to ! given for the
mole,t -urn of 50 cents per numlier.
W I'hiilipps and wife returned from
their ea-tern tnii last rrnlav. .ish 1 "n
cludeil that it was unsafe for 11 "Welefoot"
to undertake to si nd a winter in a country
where' the therm uueter sportively sinks 10
or iS degrees Wow z'ro at will.
Ii-t rnday according to reports very
nearly a lr.ig.-dy o i urrel at Hrenner
Shr-lton - livery -table on the south side.
M V liilyea and J W Shclton were the
parties involved in the quarrel. The diffi
culty 00 ured over 11 bii-im-ss settrement.
I hiring the melee it is said that Hilyeu
(louri.-hi-il a revolver accompanying hi-
iiioveuieiit-s with threats, while Shelton had
pressing baaiaeai elsewhere. Pres
Thk Smcooi.ixo Cases. Nat Bhssa
!' 1 hi- testimonv in the smuggling cases
yesti-rday. Ilium liiul hi facts all pat and
wa.- never eoultiwu. In cross examiiiati
he was prmid to he more than u match for
some "f the eoBBaal and often struck back at
them in a telling manner with recitals thev
had rather have kept in the dark. Ho bad
his records very complete, consisting of
memoranda, letters, notes of agreement
ember codes and tictitmus names under
which the money was passed. It is believed
tLat there will be convictions In every cas
N'rifiNo in It. The Willamette valle
has la-en detained at Yu'iuina Hay on nc
1 (Hint of rough weather. The DKatOCRAT
is informed that Mr Mulcah.y states that the
report that the steamer had not sailed on
account of fears of an attachment at San
Franciso. is all rot, that the steamer will
sail as soon as the weather permits and that
here will be no detention or trouble when
t reaches the (iolden date.
HociKTY Election. -At the me ting of
iieulah KeU'kah Lodge. No 38 held last
evening the following officers WOre elected
for the ensuing term :
Mrs Anette Weatherford, X. (I.
Un J O Cherry, V. i.
Mrs J II Hurkhart, Hoc. Sea.
Mrs Ilulduli Hunt. Per. Sec.
Mrs J (iradwhol, TreuH.
lafg SoLDOCBa JfiiMK. ThochunccK arc
againsx uosenurg getting we Conner h
Home. The Indejiendeiit says: Prosecut
ing Attorney McCain has refused to nigh
the papers in the Soldier' Home injunction
caae, This will not, however, "top the
proceeding which will be tuk"ii directly to
court without his aid. The necessary Bteps
will Is' taken within several days and the
injunction suit is to gj, in spite of Mr Ms
Cain. Tmk Macl-abccs have elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing term ; A I
l.amd, Commancer, M 11 Elds, Past
t Commander. John Campbell, Lieut,
A
1 Straney, K, E U Will, F K, Geo
I Meyer. Chip, Grant Kinney, Serg, J
- Long, First M of G, C O Beam, Sec
i, J L Eenton, M of A.
M
aettwn
Kel it
There baa been little
k today, on our
streets except that ill
ce to the i (re
gon Pacific sale. Tha"
bus been full of
it. All f.inds of prog
Banns rumors
reports and "what not
"It won't be sold,
junction on it
filled the air.
will be an in-
"It will bo sold, at I
$-00 Of W de -
posit is in. It's a go I
an,
"Ih,! two factions
formed a combination
together. '
Ktc. ate, etc
agreed and
The special with C
f t. t
lnn from
Pan Francisco, did not
14': but I i I
Hogg was represcn'
,
t llogue
did that in good shape
then he had hi-
W.
attorney on hand
i
nd V M-Clm-k
antl t- r, tlugln-s. representing the New
tork bondholders arrived hut night ..nd
,
left tins forenoon ., a raaaal run by t on-
ductor 1 way. for orvallis.
Attorney Fav, of Seattle, came in this
. .
noon trom the s-uth aivomikiiu-d bv At-
HU-
toruey Cotton, the I nion Pacific attorney of
rorthuad, who w.-r iojaaj here by Attorney
Weatherford and J Wi'usick. who took u
special for t orvallis at Vl.'V).
t'oiiv Al.l.is, I lev. :5th. 3 p.m. There
wa- only one bidder at the site of the i in
gon I'acitic this afternoon, though several
representatives were present. M ( lark,
representing the Blair fac'i-n. bid it in for
1300.000.
llepresvn'atives ,.f Qol Hojfg mm noti.v
tiiat lie claims road under former tale,
which means a ivnte-t.
A Ji ParuntB
The
hard-
' ed
aire I'orr ol I f ("onr.cr was
Saturday by Sheriff Knight, on an a'
Mchmrnt lor I) Osborne .V Co. The
Cue ol Mr Conr.er'r trouble was the
faiiure on the part of hit deb'ora to liq
uiJa'.e their accounts. Wishing lo treat
all his creditors honorably, Mr Conner
turned over lo the aheriH hit book- I notes,
and every tt.lng ol value that he possess
cd, and we are Informed will j.akc an
assign men'. Key lew.
The Craalar Aaal The skaaa
The Blair I
tal
n'tareii
air
lOBjien
' have
there
mone
r cert
hav
d Ib.gg
uuUer.u,
!"d, C
Every good thing has i'i iot of Im- bouse kept by the .Adams woman. The
itator:every genuine arilcle Its counter J details of the case when made public,
feits. The imitators always choose the ! naturally to be expected, created a sen
most valuable and popular atiicle to) ration urged on by the news papers. Ir
counterfeit, so that when they c alm t'letr Parkhurst for a while mas looked upon
share to be equal, or as good, or Ihe sair.e with ronUinpl by many people, some of
at -So and-So's," the paMc may depend "horn, aie today his most ardent aJ
upon it that "So-ard No's" article is :he mirers. He did not stop al thia point,
best of the kind. The sham proves the but backed by hiscongrega'ion.hecaused
genuine 'Terlt of the thing It copies ar.d the arrest and conviction of many guilty
never hat this been better illustrated fan reront, during the paat few months. At
fcy the imitations of Aitcock's I'orous ttie outeet it w a apnarent that in ti jht
1 listers ing crime, Hr Parkliurst a 00IJ a.so be
Atico:k's Porous Piaster is the s'ard jrd rompeleil to antagonist the police offi
oi excellence the world over, and Us im-elal. True coo rage never fails, and the
itators In tlieir ri T thai theirs is -as -. si i'xtor insmadiateiv entered into a lively
ss Alicock s ae only emphasising this j aad animated correspondence with rfa
fact and admitttog '-ailOOCasVta be the 1 pertntendent Bvrms Again did lr
jacrr.e of petfectkm. which it is their high- j
est ambii-on to Imitate. The dlncrtnrt j n secureo evMence. very to
netsreen the genuine and iheae imitations, I gather and nsquiring the hardest kind o!
sxlich ccpy only genera! appearance. t as , work, to Ihe effect that Hugh Maria, a
wide as t.vat between copper and gold. : member of the grand jury, wa proprie
The only sale war tor purcharers is to I lor of no' only one saloon, but of three
always insist ursoo having Alicock' Por- j "gin mil!" in the city. District Attor
cus piasters They are Ihe cnty perft ! tT Niehol, when akeJ by Fr Parkhurst
plaster ever produced.! lo refuse Sievin, in accordance with the
(law, ;. replied "there is noevt-
, , . : ' ." Islenee." But the hard aorking and c.ur-
Far pjl) ssake.dcri it growl and grur be . tll, .Parkhurst proved to the entire
because yoo are troubSed -ith indigestion. . Mtisiju:tl.,n ofthecour. that Sievin did
No good wa ever effected by snarnng ar.d 0. mIood(. Th(1 preent circumstance
f.etling. Be a m.n (unless sou happen to rt.u,in, to ,,r parkhrjrti ,t ,n entire
h 1 ana-int as 1 ' . . . 1 . r . a, I. la la. . . . . .
which wi:l
"i -f-"
.a..aa..Q a u, a... ..a.. a.
woman.
' When sour heart i bad
,cur .
e'ean i
gaaa..
sr. 1
head is bad. and you are bad
through, what is needed?" askei a
day-scftooi teacher ct her class. "I know
Aver' svarsa-arilla. ' spoke up a li.tle
girl, whose mo-her hai recent!, been r
s'ored to health bv that medicine.
No better piepari'.vn fcr the haw aai
ever Leen tn.enttd ttian Aver ilatr
Vigor. It r'stores the erigmai color to
faded and erav hair, and impirts iht
natural g'esa and freshness, everyone so
murh admires. It reputation is wo. 1J
wide.
. I, .
A Baa FiR'.. Ijot, Knglisb Better pup
biUaWith lemon rpots.'A lilwral reward
will be raid for his return or information
a hereo', lv
sV7 A Me, k.
T! e p. .;a ;ia- -.
When Baay was alrk. we fwr-e fcr CaaWlia.
When she was a OmM, she cried fur Castotia.
When he h-sranvMiwe she dune t-- Cat srL.
Taax she had l TUldrec. she sa v ) ihem e -astoria
Dr. Price's Cream .taking Powder
Moat Perfect Made.
Wmotso Isvitavioss.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, liolden
tVimmon every day.
Hmilkv .
Tai, T J C1 aa ih; S iet line o
a-jle for suitings In the state at W H
Grfcham's. where he has a tailor with few
equal on hand lo mtktvthcm up on short
notice, (aetlhe best and most stylish
suit of him. A new feature will be th
making of ladies' cloaks to order, or the
altering of cloaks to the hues' styles, and
he repairing nl cloiks. Prices ar? bot
torn ones.
I'ATitosui th Ceutrl Fih u I Fou'try
Market, on FHIsw ir h street, between Sec
ond and Third, fcr year ar.mel poiltry
game and li sh of all kinds iu sets in, nyators
clams and crabs . I . . er . ' ! : n ; flash In a
line may he hai t reasonshla tiataraa. C
and ire ui. . 8atDBBI V C
vVheat, 50 cfs; oats, ice; hay,$S haled;
wdad, $3 to $3. $0) taken tn e cchangelor
sewlnir machines or organs on hand at E
U Will's music store. Also on all book
accounts ol f months standing. S-wIng
machines from : ; t t ; , with my per
sonal guarantee lor 5 y rs.
Whatever may I lie cause ol blanch
ing, the hair miy be restored to its origi
nal color bv the use ol that potent remedy
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair R'pewer.
Shilnh'a Vitalizur t what you need for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skiu or kid
ney trouble. It is guaranteed to'givo you
satisfaction. Price "5o. Slid by F.mhay Si
Masoc.
Shlloh's Cure, tne great cough snd croup
ears, is for salu by ua. l'ooket aizo containa
wenty-livo doses,ouly 25o. I hildron Iov it
othay A Matnn.
self I'ralse.
Self praUe Is no recommendation, but
there are not time when one mutt penult
a person to tell the truth about himself.
When whnt tie says is supported by the
testimony of others no reasonable man
will doubl his word. Now, to tay that
AUcock's Porous Blasters are the only
genuine snd reliable- porous plasters made
is not self praise In the slightest degree.
They have stood tne test for over thirty
years, and In proof of their merits it Is only
necessary to call attention to the cuiet
they have effected and to the voluntary
testimonials of those who have used them.
Be wan ol imitations, and do not be de
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
AUcock's, and let no solicitation or expla
nation Induce you to accept a substitute.
KB 10KH I I 1 I
Nkw YouK, December 8tb, IS'.k'i.
Now that the long-haired, athetlic, and
ever noisy college youth, has left us in a
j state of semi-insanity (ihe effects of his
tool ball .owimg.) we hope to recover to
enable us to enjoy a very "Merry Christ
mao" in the old Kn'ckrrhocker style
This is the time of the year, when dances,
dinaera and public balla are enjoyed by
the gay people ol the metropolis. Soon
i uua' French ball masque, the
: .irion .ot-irtiy masque nan, ami trie Old
j Guard ball will arouse interest amonv
wilt bid it in j the clubs, and other resorts in the Ten
I derloin distrirt- These three events are
I always patrOnnnM by the "man about
j town," h:h1 an air ol suppressed ticite-
j ment. ia iila-ivH tirsi-alfiit ll. ,.t
. , j - .... t . . .
iiipi, .,..!. . .
say that the Fiench ball is "just to aw-
ftaet trWthB'11 1
fol lor anything." It ia an undeuiablej
masque ' IS pstTijWlretl
, ,,,.. ,i i ...... i' re.
;..t ,-t.. i... ........ ; ' ,
1 " 'o ww i in wc eaiiy injurs, Ol
the morning are verv shocking,
in . , ,
,, " " "3 ' aone. me ,e" Ir,:p'
Ihaf a P r a. bi liirian . . i r , t . 1
.".". eo
nnr,i me iieauo 01 irie i oiiee neoart-
ment that they are struck with awe. and
are exclaiming, "Where am I at?"
TI ,. . . . . . .
1 ne nev it 1 11ar.es 11 rarkhurct, hag
sprung into the prominence, in fact in a
wsy tending to be no'orious. I)r Tark
burst is pastor of the Madison Square
Presbyterian church, and a'so president
of the society lor the suppression ol vice
and crime. As president ol the society,
Dr Parkhurst. through his indefatigable
work. Inspired by a determinatioh to se
cure evidence to the eflect, that the
public were receiving money for "pro
tection" from bouses ol ill fame, as welt
as from the thousands of saloons in the
city. Pr Parkhurst came into promi
nence about a year ago, a hen in company
with one of the detectives of bis aociety".
and a membes ol bis church, he secured
evidence against Hattie Adams a notori
ous woman, who kept a disorderly house,
within a stone's throw of !r Parkhurt's
church. The police had often made the
statement, that "Parkhurst was on'y
reeking notoriety, and could not prove
his charger." But the right will win in
the long run, and an expedition was
planned by the earnest pastor, which re
suhed.in the roneiction of Hattie Adams
through evidence given by !)r Parkhurst
Parkhurst triumph overt e police, when
victory tor tne nttonie. stsa crand nirv
, ... .. . .. , .. 1 V V ,- T a'
: v- 1. i .. 1 v. ce i ii'J.ii lY.tt i n
charges made, and euidence presented, j
i-v t - I.. -. i ar.es 11 Car: It.e
police commissioner have transfered
"e!ve captains. and the aflair ha caused
(treat "shake up,"' in he department.
10 ine surprise 01 every one. tr.e tact :
now undisputed that every dive, disord
erly boose and gambling bell in the city
i closed and Ir Parkhurst say that they
ill remain closed. If the police do not
keep them closed the grand jury will take
immediate action against tiie uniformed
guardians ot the peace, a ho tolerate law
.braMng lor revenue derived Irom the
various ource. Handtcaped a he was.
D Parkhurst has, by constant wort,
: aided tiy his courageous determination,
1 BBared a victory for the people of the
j community in which i-e is an honored
citiaea, and many who denounced him a
1 .v.r S. amimg hi mi-t ardent ad-
mirers. .tive credit Ij whom credit is
Wa. K. H. Koaix ii.
a
Recently the Cunarti steamtr t.a.anta re
. duced ihe Ceaard s'.etmer Campania s tast-
wad record by one hcur and twenty-five
' minuict, and th Campania reduced the
! I.ucanis's westward rcccrd by twenty min
utes. In; two records cow stand: hst
ward, l.ucar.ia, 5.13 Joj westward, Cam
pania, 5.I3.JJ.
A (l.li.l Katjatfl
T isp'easant ftavor. gentle action and
soothing effect o Syrup ot Figs, a hen in
nee I of a lacatlve. snd if the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying result follow its use; so that it
is the best family tetnedv known and
everv family should have a bottle.
rroseal U be ihe Best.
Tested and proved by over thirty years'
use in ail parts of the world. AUcocVs Por
ous plasters have the indorsement of the
highest medical and chemical authorities
and millions ot grateful patients who have
been cured of distressing ailments volun
tartly testify to their merit.
AUcock's Porous Plasters are purely
vegetabie. They are mild but efleclive,
sure and quick in their action, and abso
utely harmless.
Beware ot imitations, and do not b de
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask lor
AUcock's, and let no sollcitstion or expla
nation induce vou to accent a substitute.
Dr. Price' Cream Baking Powder
World's Mr Highest Award.
When a doctor considers it necessary
to prescribe sarsaparilla, lie simply orders
a bottle of Ayer's, krowlng full well that
he wid obtain thereby a surer and purer
preparation than any other which ihe drug
store can furnish . Ayer's Sars ipariiia is
the superior medicine.
NtBRir.lt
RENNIB TATL0B. On Friday even
ing. Dee 16, 1893, nt the St Charles hotel
in Albany, by Rev K H Priohaid, Mr Alex
Bennie, and Mia Cecil II Taylor, both of
('orvallis. The groom is a former resident
nf Albany and Salem. Mr and MrsKennie
have the Is-st wishes of many friends.
COLTON GKOIUiK. On Wednes
day evening, lec. 13, 18V3, in Portland,
Or., at the residence of Hx-Congressmau
II (1 tie-urge, Mr H Guolton, ol Portland,
and Miss Genevieve George, ol Albany.
The wedding wag an elegant affair, a gooel
many relatives and friends of the ccn
traeling parties being present. The
bride and groom are both accomplished
and popular young people. The bride
has spent most of her life in Albany and
ba a host of friends here who will join
with the Dkmocham in wishing theui
much happnesR and prosperity.
PRICE PKRRY. On Iec. 4th, 189
at the home of the bride, a few miles from
Albany, by Rev E B l"richarel,Mr 1 F Price
and Miss lloso E Perry. Mr and Mm Price,
two of Linn county's ls?st young neeple.will
have the liest wishes of many friends for u
happy and prosperous married life.
KING FOX. On Dec 11, 1S93, at the
retlder.ee of Lewis Fox, by Rev L C
llaulman, Mr Win M King and Miss
Amelia A Pox both of Linn county.
ASBiaorag LtTrntat
I r-.m cur reirutar Osnrawwa4
anilag'on, 1 1, v. 11, i S.
SlJ-
Prenderit t.'levehi! d
tarbed by the leemiag
was no more di- !
li-eourlesv of the'
senate in adopting a resolution.
copies of all slate depart ment document)
reatingto Hawaii, than he as by th
sense'eaa chimor which. foUoswad the pub
lication of Secretary (iresbam's recommen
dation on the same subject some weeks
ago. Before the resolution was introduced
he had gii en orders that ail of the docu
ments be copied for the purpose of sending
them to congress with Ihe special message I
0a the subject which he staled in hU an
nual message flrea'd shortly be sent in. The
message ar.d accompanying documents are
all ready and they will go to the senate
as.: 1 , r . .
"... " T .
tuia wees. ano. some or mo-e iJocunien
t we yaa am -i laiuiiig i"i repvt-
Iicsns, ei'her in or out of ongress. They
will show a long series of plotting that is
entirely "p.osite to what has always been
the recognied foreign po'icy of the L'niled
States.
Your correspondent had a lit le chat with
Chairman Wilson concerning the tariff
bill. He said that the bib would le reported
to the house this week, probably on Wed
nesday, and that be had Ijeen agreeably
tarpriaed at the weeaaca ol the democratic
opposition to the bib- The question of
submitting the bid to a democra'ic caucus
i still an open one. Personally Mr Wilson
is in indifferent, being perfectly satisfied
to leave it to his democratic colleagues to
decide w.ie'her to ho'd a caucus on the bill
or not. H:- thinks that the ermanent
Ijenetit which the bill will carry to mil
lions of our people will far outweigh the
hardships that it will temporarily impose
on thousand?, and that in the end it will
be generally regarded xs fcne of the best
tariff laws ever placed upon our statute
books. He look for minor change in Cm
bill, both in the bouse and in the senate,
but not for any changes in its underlying
princip'-e the wellfare of the masses
rather thin that of the favored few.
The internal revenue bill ha not been
entirely completed, but it probably wil. be
this week. It Lis been deriaitel decided
todoub'etbe tax on cigarettes: t tax
playing card, and to tax inheritances -
Tee income tax is still undecided, but the
probability is tha' the tax on net incomes
of corporations, which wai 5r: agreed
upan by the commit'ee, wid remain in tie
bil:, the understanJing being that th
member of the committee who favor a
I personal ineot-.e tax instead will be at
liberty lo offer that as a substitute for the
corporation income tax and leave ii to a
majority of the bouse lo decide whkb. if
either of them, shah remain in the bill.
KepresssnuiiTe liry'-'n. of Nebraska, who is
re.--gniied a a leader of the demxrmts on
the ways and means committee who favor
the personal in mm tat. Lis not abandoned
hope of winning in the committee. He
said on the subject: "The fact that the
corporation tax wouiJ bear heavily en
ciiBj people with very limited nen.
whi'e the individual tax would be collected
from the wealthy wbe ewape taxation in
many fortu-. is having its influence. If
the tax is levied on individual income the
. ., .
nch w,il ,ben PT 'heir proper proportion
jsrbich they do bb at present and would not
under the corporation tax " A compro
mise has been ssggwasfed l y which both
corporation and individual incomes viil be
taxed.
The Srst result of the work of the joint
c . tigress;;:..-.. wi.i.h ha f r
mon'hs been icve'stigating the methods of
tbe executive departments cf the coiera-
ment will he men when :he legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation bill is,
rejerted to tbe house. That bill will make
some radical changes in several of the de
partments, all in tbe interest of economy
and a more prompt transaction of pub'.ic
business. AaaaBfj these changes will be
the abolishment of be postal note and of
.several bureaus of the postotEce department
the work of whicii is not considered neve
ary. This is only the beginning of the
work of tbe comruit'ee. which ha three
expert accountants aiding it in locating all
unneorssary handling ef pu'dic acceunts
and duplication of work. Its intention is
to put the government business upon tbe
same basis a that of the railroad or either
big private concerns lief ore it gets through,
hut it is already hiding it a hard task as
the employes ot the useless bureaus ap
pear to have more congressional friends
than any other class of government em
ployee.
Iiemexrats in the Hgue arj de ermined
that the hill admit-.ing C'.ali to statekxii
shall be passed, and if the republicans ter-
ist m hlibusterinj to prtvent a vote upon
it, a they did las', week, it will be Bad
party .juestiori and forced lo a vote under
an order from the committee oa Rules.
The Senate will this week begin the
consideration of the election repeal bill.
Senator HtU will lead the demociat.c fe rces
Voorhees, chairman of the tinsnee com
mltlte ot the senate, has introduced a bill
for ihe coinage ol the seigniorage silver in
the treasury at t'i ra'e ol 2.000.000 a
month. After this is all coined, utonthl
silver purchases of if 2,000,000 will be re
turned. Prov Iatoa is iaad for tiie appoint-
men. ol commissioners to anstltcr intei
national monetary conference! lelerred to
finance committee.
lures hnd ISicir loo.i in strange puces.
There are birds that live with cattle for the
purpose of eating their parasites. Lately
the old ttory of Thucyc'idcs is lou.i i
have been absolutely ttue, and that ther
Is a species of quail that jumps into the
mouth of the Nile crocodile and to frees
him ol the letches or parasites w hich ad
here to the crocodile gums.
At the north po'e ttiere is emly one direc
tionsouth. Kiist and wvst have vnnishenl
The hour of the day at the pole is a para
doxical conception, for that point is the
meeting place of every meridian and the
time of all holds goxl. so that it is nnv
hour one cares to mention.
Secretary Cat lisle has signed papers call
ing for the resignation of the foilcwiag
officer! O C Basin-shell, superintendent of
the mint, Philadelphia; Joseph C Digital
assistant appraiser, New York; Milton
Weidler, collector ot internal levenue, dis
trict of Oregon, and a number of turvejor
of customs at other points.
The senate committee on privileges and
elections have agree 1 to report the house
bill repealing the federal election laws
without amendment.
The bill to admit Utah and
at a state has passed the house.
Arixona
HTATK all.HTS
The It gislaturs of Oeorg'a has rectntly
: . i3tr.il l..r t' .. free coinave of silver thus
den,nst of tl.e national govern-
Tnt to H,e,,er': withLor r"'r'; ,he
' a a,. - 13. V . H , I ... 'J I t I . I , C ,,
state's rights pure a-d simple.
The constitution of the Cnited State de
clares that congress has the light to coin
both gjld and silver, and to regulate the
value thereof, but there, the Georgians
contend, its power ceases. If there be
any other power, it is vested in the states.
It i not e'ear that Gwrgla Is right in the
position she hag taken, but if ghe is, there is
no'bing to prever.i other states from follow
ing her example. It will be interesting to
knot now tills conflict between ate and
federal rights on tie money question will
terminate. Salem ndeereeat.
We do not understand what action the
Georgia legislature has taken, having seen
sso account crl Kc n. otter. fl il tkat hntiu
hsB1ilrelyexpreferl it sentiment tavor
of free coinage of silver by congress, it hs
done nothing more than it has a right to do.
Bit f i. L iLtr.es tc coin money and. reg
ulate the raise thereof it is .. - g what Is
has ro rlgia to Jo, nor would such action
he states' riu hts j ure and simple. "State'
rights'" pure and simp' i the coctrire
t .at all lac powers of legislation anJ ad
ministration that are cot delegated to
Ciaag.es by the constitution of the L'ci'ed
S'.a: .s oor prohibited by it to the rate
are reserved lo the state.
These power not so delegated to congress
re the rights cf the itatr tt.' rignt.
B it the power to coin money, not nec-e.'arils-
out ot gold or silver bat Oct of sns
sats'snce cocgre may choose, i ex
pressly delegated o congress , hence no ttate
has tbe poster to coin meney . No state
can declare anything bat gold and sTrer
legal tender. Tbe constitution does net say
that coneres shall have power to coin sil
rsr snd gold but it shall liave power to
coin sacSB't .
TBE .LSI! BT ASB aT sKBSIAs.
iJur reailers do not neci to be toid what
the Century Magazine is. It is a great
work in any sense. F'or 1S5H it will be
greater than ever. 2000 pages of choice lit
erature with 10W iilustra'ions. There will
be a new novel by Mar Twsiin, important
expeditions, hunting of fierce game, artists
adventure, tramping with tramps, unpub
lished essay of James Eusseli Loweil.etc.
Tbe St Nkbiaa u tbe prince of children's
magazines, the best of all of them. A feat
ure of the ISiM number will be Tom Sawyer
A bread by Mark Twain, a natural hist, ry
series, a series nn American authors, stories
of India by Kadyari Kipling, recollections
of wild life, tapers on th government and
some beautiful serial stories, a well a the
famous Brownie.
The price of tie Century is 35 cents a
mtaler, Bf.80 a year: of St Nicho-is. t3.'.J
a year. Any sutecriber of the DEaocava;
in good standing may secure the Century
for 53.50 or the St Nicholas for i.M. bv
tearing the money at this office, t will
do the rot.
SCB BE8I
Fa., r r grocers.
f. M. French keep railroad tims
Buy fans groceris of Parker Bros
Raa .ri.-'.niatCiis'i
lirs cream cheea ;ast leoeived at Coart-3
aleyers.
P J Siciley job printer, Fliao Block, does
Srst class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5 cent
dgar at Jslias Joseph's.
Dr M fl Elits. ohysicaaa aad (argeoo
Albany, 'tn ri . 011 male ia : : . or
xsoctey .
OJCB EXJOYS
Both the method and realt when
Strap of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and ac:s
pen Jy yet promptly on the Kidney?,
Liver and Bowel. cWanses the sys
tem eiFectually, dipc!s colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pre
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial ta its
effects, prepared only fram the most
healthy and agreeable aubetances. its
manv excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50e
and' II Dottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist afho
may not have it on hand aril pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it- Lfc not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
siv rMaXastCO. Ctu
wvisriut. al afar
.r.
Gladstone has
A clear Head
, WHY ? Because he follows these
roles: ' ' Keep the head cool, the tet-t
warm, and the bowels open." You
can have a clear head and live to be
ninety if you do the same thing.
When tht bowels fall to move dur
ing the day take on retiring two
Smith's 5ajaV Bile Bean. Their
action is so mild that you are not
aware of it. All day your mi n3 will
tse clear and cool. "Not a gripe in a
barrel of them." Ask for small sire.
Take no substitute for SMITH'S
Bile
Beans!
mm
I
khUM OOLLEGUTE ISSTITUTI
ALBANY, OREGON
a891, 1892
Iral Teeaa otveaed aepteaawer lfc
A fL 1 corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARf
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
1 .Hirst 01 study arranged u. ataw
alt grades of students.
sSsoau tuatHtmenis eftrtd to tlmtU'.
from abroad.
BIT. BLBCBT V l ONDI!
"An oM M
thf.-hilLV'and
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
i.s the verdict
o f million-:.
.Simmons
Liver Regii
Iator i.i the
onlv Liver
and 'Kidnev
Better
r.ifcdicin'; to
whi-li y o a
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A.
rn i 1 d laxa-
Th
an
Pills
1 directly
D the Liver
nd -Kid
nev. Try it
Sold hj all
Druggist in Liquid, or in Powder
to tx: taken dry or made iatoa tea.
The King of Liver Medieiassrs.
"I liave used j.ur Simmon Liver Kero
lat,r and ran jr.selentiouy say It is trie
kin of all liver medieinet. I consider it a
medicine cnest in Itself. iao. W Jack
sos, Taeoma, Washington.
-I VEBV PACKAGE'
Use Z SUmp ia red on arapser.
J F. FORD, InwM,
Of Dee Mv.nea, Iowa, wntes under dale of
i March 23. 1S93:
3. B. Man,. y,n Co.,
Dufar, Oregon.
Or arricina h'me last week. I fcvocdall
ell and acxion-dy a-raiting. Oar little
girl, e ght and one-half years old, who had
a ted away to 3S poo tela, ia now well,
strong and vigor &a, and well fleshed ep.
-S. B. Coogh Care has d-.ne tt wora weii.
80th of the cfcildiea like it. Yeair S B.
Coogh Core has enred and kept away alt
bearseness frcm me- So give it to every
one, with gre-rxcg for all. VViahin,; yen
prrast-eii y. we ar
Yoorv, Ma 4 Mas 3 P F oD.
If i ssisk to had trs-m aad dSMTfal. aasl -radr
t stw-.r-a w ir. dxMam raoijiuw wri taw
s-'-- -r . .-.-- - is, or tans
t- :- ;
bs aTi dl lausstt-
So-. I 5utf (native rurasitee I r
0 ACL MMING.
Bwn 1 'J I iWyTrffj
Seta,
:.-ct and
Jl JJper BcaBie:
One oeat a svaea,
Tms Ghza? Corcn Ccaa prompcrt- caws
wtere ail others tali. Concha, Crc-p. Sere
Throat, Hcaxseseaa, whoc-:g Cc-j.h and
Asthma. For Consumption tt has no rival;
ha cured thoaaarr't. arsi will CTBI T'- c ii
taken tn time. t:-J by Drrtggata on a guax
aaBaa For a Lame Baca or Chew, ose
SHllOK'S BL1.AICNNA FLASTERc
r
CATARRH
REMEDY
youiatarr:-. - To s rf oeMr r 1
teed to cure j-ju. Flits Blue Inject
FARMEPsS. ATTENTION
WACON HACK. BOSSY. CART
P10W HARRQW,DRK.L SEED
ER FEEO CUTTER,
or auv irc
hlc'.e, call or
Ve.
or aalcress.
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rcttte Post Off ct
tbny,l
VIBOR of MEN
lUsiff. s?H.CaV
PcrttJAaeBtt) Restore;..
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p. riiin ci iv oswi : -5stn".pls.
b it r 1 nirHlv
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sj- FHurv IntiKfcS.
2.w rf t-reao , BkK t.
mUlel vsiaNashKi tlTCv".
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o. McFadand,
-:- DEALER -
Harness - and -Saddlerj
Display in the floof
REVERE! HOUSE
k'-BANY - S 0REGf
AS. PfiSIFFFH rKuri:)K!!'R
FOSHAY & MASON
f-l-'i-l-A-i a a itaiAi
Draggistssand Booksellers
AgeLta for John B. Aider's puolloatiora
auieh we sell at publisher's prieea w iti
ataaeaddas'
LB4Y, OltBtalO
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you desire a faith at once reasonable and
uplifting, send for free liberal relUicn
reading to postoffice mission, .Vp'j Y'aai
hill street, Portlar.d, Or.
live, a n d
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