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VOL XXIX.
Entered at the Fo m at Albany. Or., as Second-Mass Mall t.
ALBANY.OKKGON, FRIDAl, JANUARY W, 1894.
HTJTES A HI r Tl G, raadlsaers ti4 Frnprletors;
NO
IXXIOBI'VXIK, OltAR
iSTTBR
SATURDAY
Cei STY Ctt BT.
for Infants and Children.
IHXRTT
years'
otserrattom of
asllltoiaa of pwioni, permit m
It la nnqneatjonaply the heat remedy far Infanta and ChUatren
tke world haa ever kaowa. It la harmleaa. Children like it. It
aflree theae health. It wtU save their Urea. In it Mother! have
aaneethfaag which la ahaolwtaly ai and, practically perfect, aa a
child's medicine.
Caatoria destroys Worm.
Caatoria allaya Feveriahneea.
Oaatoria p raven ta ToIMa; Soar Card.
Castoria einros Plarrhoaa and Wind Colic
Caateria roHowoo Toothhaa; Trewhloa.
Caatoria cara Conatipation and Flatulency.
Qaatoria nentraliaaa the effect of oajhonio add srea or poiacnona air.
Caateria, doea not contain morphine, opinm. or other narootio property.
Caatoria aaaiaailata the food. roarnlates tale rtanaeh and howel.,
jjai healthy and natnral sleep.
CaMoria la pnt np in one-aixe bottlea paly. It ia not aold in hnlk.
Pent allow any one to aell yon anything elao on the plea or propUa
that it ia " jnat aa good" and " will anawer every pnrpose."
that yon get C - A - S - T - O -
The fac-aimilo
aianatare of
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
PAr.Qr.iZc, HOil
THl FARMERS & MERCHANTS IORHCI CU-
-Lilian 7,
3V
aKAii. Prwideat.
J L COWAN. Treaaurar.
t Cowan, Geo F Simpson, iV F Rd, D B Mon'eitb.M srarnoargjl W l
J E VVeacbsetord. CJ MaMtrt vVnUtnun.
also Diarratc-r locn roa
several Solid Eastern and Foreign Gompaaiev
tor Ukc JLcjit JLoary. a
snls
S3
85,
hi A " aaaaV X'-aB
v. IW
W. L. DOUCLA8 Shoes are stvlish, easy fitting, and give better
satisfaction at the prices advertised than any other make. Try one pair and be con
vinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas' name and price on the. bottom, which
guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them.
Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoe gain customers, which helps to
Increase the sales on their full line of goods, n.-y can afford to ae!l at a le.a profit,
and we believe yon esn save money by bnne aU tout rwntr of Ibe dealer njtr
Used below. Catalog-tie free upon application. Vf. L BOSC1AS, Kroetita, aaaa.
For sale by the E BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
Jewel Stoves
and Ranges
The Best
On Earth
Matthews Washburn.
SOLE A GNT
Is the Best
Good Enough?
Then call on tlin underf-ignod for Jy our
GROCERIES
and produce,
fur tliey
Also a fine
IruiFarlntK. A Hk for it.
For sale in Albany, Ore, by J. A. Ct'M.lNU
Caatoria wttli the. pntrnnncn o
to apeak of it vrlthont Kaaaajhajri
R - I - A.
1 eg every
apper.
INSTITUTIONS.
Oreswaii
J O WKr-aAW. SooeUrj'
Geo F SIMINON. Vica Proaidanb
-PtBJCTOM
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOE 6ENTLEMEN.
84 and 83.50 Dress Shoe.
83.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles.
S2.50, 82 for Workingmen.
82 and 81.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES,
83, 82.60 82, $1.75
CAUTION If an? dealer
offers joa W. I.. Oonl
shoes as a rMud prlr,
or aaya be baa t hem with-
mt in name stamped
on the bottom, pat him
darn aa a fraoci-
are the best in the mark ct
line of crockery
Perry Conn
MANHOOD RESTORED! This wonderful remedy
m tiuTeMiLeed to cure . i nervous dlneases.sucli as Weak Memory, Iviss of Urain
r'wtT, 11 vsdsehR, Wakeful ubi9, .Lost Manhood, NUfiiil KiiiiinloriH, Nervous
firktf,all drstiiH and loss of power In UenerativeOrKauB of ciibsr sexrauMid
by overexertion, youthfatf errors, exeesalve uwj of tobacco, opluua oritliii
ui .its. whtch lend t.) lnnriiiUr, Consumption or Insanity, ( an be carried In
"t pwrket. 9t per box, for US, by mail prepaid, with a .I order we
five a written vusrsstec ts tare or rurnad she money, bold by ml
tukn no of her.
Write for True Medical Hook sent sealod
tn pluiu wrapper. Addreso AEUVEsEKU CO.. Musonie Temple, Cuicauu.
and by UOlXiKH & McKA HLAiN I, OrujjglHU.
THURSDAY
Anotler atlac(itrtnt of SSjoo for roal has
been mud against the Willamette Valley.
It cost $67,11337 to run Salem last
vear, ai:d her total assessment is aliont the
same as Albany's.
Mr II C Watson, who lias been ill for
a couple of weeks with tonsili'i?. is
again able to Im out.
Mr A K llerslmer, the Corvallh grocer,
has failed. Mr Hershner i uvea ted f200O
in weitliless carriaf factory stock, which
helped do it. The First National Hank,
of that city has taken the store.
l.oi'al Temperance , : tomorrow.
Undoubtedly the-flall was not open fi.r ihe
Loyal Legion i last Friday, buf tomor
row the ireellng arltrta held Immediately
af:er tchoo" as usual Dent ferret it child
en. Supe.inteti Joal.
Kvcn the Insurance coniiani' s I, ate naj
faith in ifieOiceon PCtf R U under its
pieser.l unsettled condiiimt and ah I'te pol
icies cm the prcpeitv hae been cancelled.
with the exception of thosi o.t Ihe i
and lugs. Coivallis Times.
Tuesday eveninc, a hoy named Louis
Arimueld, agtd tj years. wns beating his
way fro n Ros burg 'o Wilbur on the
overland. Ihe tiain docs not stop at that
p lace, bo he jumped hum the rear
car.i
wjirr lie was stealing a Tide, and was
J'jTTX
most instantly killed.
The Corvaliis O A C team Mtve dial
lenged the Multnorr.ahs for a game of
fool ball at Portland. If accepted and
played the Man abaut Town predlcs the
former will not score and that Multno
mah will wipe the jjriund will-. Cot va lis
to ihe tttnr of 53 or (k points.
The annual m-cting of ths stockho'ders
of the Farmei s and Merchant Insurance
company of Albany wes held yesterday af
ternoon. Most of the old elite -tors were
reelected. The name of J L Cowan was
dropped and C E Wo vtr.on elected.
'Ihe Kii'tlerj;ur-tn Association met at
the resldjnce of Judge Mcmtknye Wednes
day evening. Aft;r interesting int:odu:t-
01 v cxercte, listened to an tnt'.ruulve ad-
dress by Mrs Tatham.on tht fundamental
principles of Froeble's system of a'r.Jjr
garlen work. The al'tmiane as not
large, but those prefect aent aw.tv feel
ing IDcy hid spent a very pleasant iiv
profitable evening. UraW A Strnlck.
It was reported on the sirrets that the I
O P railroad had bin. H.-d up bv a V S
marshal jesteidar. This Is a m s ake, as
the train is running rtjjular. IJut we I
understand lint the ttiir. Resolute. !
b?en tied op at Yaqulna b said officer. )
OorTaHta News 1
.
Mivor Fltnn of Alh.nc .,I,U .1... ,h.
the I
agon bridge across the Willamette at
ibat place be made a toll one. Even with
toll the city will be compelled to lew an
eight mill tax. Ah J still our citizens
grumble at a fire mi'.i tax with a free
bridge. Eugene Guard
There Is quite a sentiment in favor of
making lh bridge a 'oil one. at least for a
few y ear. 1 1 this is done the men who
paid their suoscriptions Ml ol course be I Card are ont for the marriage of Miss
given free passes. A vote of the people ; Minerra Monleith and Mr John I torn. Jr.
will sett.e and the rasprity will rule. to occur on Jan 11 at the home of Miss
Lrle Craxloa began afend!n the pub- j Mouteith.
lie schools I aster day. In the afternoon Mrs Fd Elder, ol Junction Citr.wife of
atr'Cf ss he was p aying when ano'Jirr one ol the freight conductors, came up
txjv F".'ifd nim and he leil so hard and i fron, that city ibis noon to attend the
in just the right war as to break a bone. ! Galloway-Barker wedding.
A new steamer being built ar Portland j F H Pfeiffer has purchased some of the
will be calleoalhc Eugene. It is io run to i flock and Dxtures of Ioenic'e Bros and
that c'.ty. Ret assured, though it will be j will move them into the Broadalbin store
only semi occasionally. It is io he regTet- be it about ready to occupy- Boenicke
ted though tha: the river is not r.a-igab'.e j Bros will retire Itom the business enlite
right slong. y
A tam n HI Tlie Irving corres
pondent of the Fugene Uuatd says : For
ihe past five nights the peopleoi Irving
and vicinitv have listened to a religious
debate between Rev T P Haines, of the
Methodist Church, Pooth. of Junction
City, and V Millard evangelic' Propo
sition for deba'-e: "H Milliard, do
affirm that there was war in hea.'en
Michael and his angels fotignt against
the dragon. And the dragon fought, and
his angels, an 1 prevailed not; neither
was their place ior.nJ anv more in
heaven. And that the dragon was cast
oat to this earth, and his nnzels with
htm. &md tbal Ola body of flesh and :
blood was in atio for one of the angels to !
dwell in an I I, J. wa? tlt-t !.Iel lat nigh:
by two for the atfirm.ttiv- and three for :
the negative. The chairman then sub
mitted the proposition 'o the house and j
called for a rising vole, which resulted
in about five to one for the affirmative.
Peohatf Becobd
-In estate of Samuel
Pickens, Mis Julia Pirfcen?,
eaecutor.
Affidavit John Nichols filed.
In estate of .Io L Dixon, bond of $4000
approved .
In estate ol Caroline litirxar, report of
eale of personal property approved, also
first acconnt.
In guardianship of Lewis Cox.a minor,
eventh account filed.
In estate of Andrew Vail, 1 Andrews,
J f Hyde and C B Mon'ag-je were ap
pointed appraisers.
In es'ate ol N G McDonald. A R Mc
Donald was appointed executor. I F
Miller, Thos Large and W E Arnold, appraisers-
Will admitted to probate.
Work roa the Idle. We unders'and
that the Southern Pacific company has
contracted with some parties in this vic
inity to furnish 5000 cords of wood for
'hem, the bulk of which, if not all, is to
be obtained on the Bonnett place between
here and Cobtirg. This will furnish,
work for a number of men for some time,
and tramps who are wiliii.g to work wilt
be given an opportunity t earn some
thing by chopping wood. The marshal
had five tramps in the city jail a few
nights ago and offered them work there
and three of them went over but the
other two did not care to work and
skipped.--Eugene Register.
DaWLaMD imam -Mr Chares Syfers.
recently drummer for the Standard Oil
Company, was taken before Judge Dun
can today and examined by Dr 1 ill, and
found to be insane. Mr Syfers was re
cently Itl, had lost his position as drum
ner aad had bem depressed for some
time, resuling in rofiening of the brain.
BotL the reethod and results -when
Sjrup of Figs is taken; U Is pleasy.ut
and refreshing to the taeto, and nets
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleans :s ths sys
tem efl'ectually, disjicls colds, hcud
aches ard fevers and cures habitual
c Jnstipation. 8vrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kiad ever pro
ducod, plcaaing to tbo tasto and ac
ceptable to tbo stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable subetaacoi, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have mado it the moot
popular remedy known.
Hyrup ot rigs is tor sal la dim
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly lor any on who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
f bstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO.
SAN fRAHClSCO. CAL.
LOWSVIiM. KY. NEW K0i tt.t.
This forenoon Judge Fullertcn held a
short session of circuit court at t'orvallis.
The matter of a receiver was brought up,
and Mr Charles Clark was appointed to
succeed Mi itadiey. Mr Clark was tne
first .-lloice of the employes, and his ap
pointment wilt give general satisfaction,
lie knows the business of the road thor
oughly, and is said to he a young matt of
excellent executive ability.
Bill of Ir A G Prill for $300, countinu-
ed.
P B Biheu was appointed sup of dist 2.
Uan Mctireaor reappointed eup of diet
IS.
Win Sammate, reappointed d'st 4-1.
W A Siltniareli dist 51.
A L Kichatdeon, leappointed dist 0.
II C Davis, reappointed, dist 33.
(iCO Reed, dist 10.
The foll"wirg biili were allowed:
Poor it-count--aid Hail family, 5;
Mri Clark. ft,; Mrs P A Henderson, $10;
Ladies Aitl Society. $30; Cox lamily.
!'; Mrs Rolierts, SjJ: Sarah Preenel',
tiu: k l Kemp, 5i0 , Mrs Hoekenbern,
IS; Klinbetb sborn, So; Sarah Hines,
t&; Heuderson family, $10.
Aiiicneii. lwis .V Maver Co SIO,
-M v"'uU yjMarl,.alnUowry
- OlJrTwarde. reUte on lax i 3 60
.ionnsoni.ee, nonnty 0 00
Santiam Lumber Co" 2 00
Mrs M Fennell 3.50
(i t Russell ItM
B T Fisher, acct poor 7.50
D L lvvaney, roada 2.00
Man McGregor, roads 2.26
li C Coolev, poor
tlarrisburg Lumber Co
Mr llardman, roads
Jas Connor
W H McPherson, Acct roads. . .
Harvev Shelton, road sup diet 2
I aii McGregor, sup
Wrii Simmons, sup dist 44
Martin Riland, sup dis 51
.l it Tidotsou, roads and h.idges
V G Moore, aid-poor
G W Hawes, bounty
A 1. Richardson, eup dist 9
H C 1 ', sup dist 33
Jas Nichols, supt dist 26
G W Youug & Co, roade
.le,-ry Hav, acct roada
P W Spink, roads
14.15
. 1 62
. 12.00
7.36
. 10.00
. 44.00
. 26 26
. 3S.0U
. 21 00
. 12.00
. 2.50
. 6b 2
. S6.U0
. 34.00
. 15.46
. 1.25
. 3.2.1
. 32.00
. 10.20
. 62 00
13.14
.104-00
1640
. I3.S6
. 1.50
COO
. t 00
2 52
. 2.20
. 0J.76
" 1,1 A cn. sup dtetIO
Foster Mill Co
John Burnelt, sup dist 11
WM Kimsey, road
w L Metlmacher
rgon agf Malone. pre ex
Matthews & Washburn, mds
tl D ,
' r oarKer, rtasoa.
J S Bennett, poor.
Lydia Jewett, poor
N Bashor, roads
1 Shea, supt dist 50
Jos Mayer, witoefs
Kimsey & lavis. sundries. .
Judge Ftillerton went to Roecburg this
noon.
License was issued today for the mar
riage of N i tiallowav. a popular South
ern Pacific man, and MissCormL Barker,
daughter of Mr A 1) Barker The cer
emony will be performed at 8 o'clock to
night V,has Murpoy has accepted a positiaa
n a hardware store at Salem, .:. i ex
pects to remove to the capital city in
abonl ten days George Fish haa a sim
itar position offered him in Albany and
will make that place his home after the
1st ol the month Corvali - Timea.
Mra S K Young gave a party last even
ing ii. honor ol fercy i oung and Lartton
ho are spendiag their vacation at
home, it was a social affair ot murb
interest. Sixtv vouna- petple of the i itv
sornt several hours oroflLablv. mostlv in
social intercourse. A pleasing feature
was the selection ol partners (or lunch,
served in three em tons atoned small
tables in the dining room. Well known
quotations were divided in two and plac
ed in separate dishes.The young man and
ladv, upon drawing, whose slips termed
the quotation vrere made partners for the
lunch. The repast was a simple bat
choice one. Thote present were: Rev
Riley Littie, Mr and Mrs Redeker, Capt
and Mrs Overman, Mr and Mrs Sox
Misses Velle Irving, Sarah Allhouse,
Ethel Davis, Flora and Vesta Mason,
Annie, Mary and Kale Allhouse,
Ava Baltimore. Mildred Burmister, Mol-
lie Luper, Marv Cundiff, Guesie Blod
gett, Mary Williams, Nona Irvine, Annie
lad tie, Eva Cowan. Bert ha Ellis, Hettie
Miller, Maggie Simpson, Ora Flinn. Eva
Simpson, Olica Hewitt, Annie Flinn,
Pearl Vance, ljra Vance, and Messrs
Rici-ard Wheeler, Eiliot Irvine, WsH
Lyons, Carlton Sox, Cland Vunk, t M
Mclailand, Olto Ie, M Turner, Sam
Worrell. Luther Klkine, Walter Ellis
P Goodwin. L E Hamilton. Ed Bloditett,
L Siu'n-k, Van Wjleon, Collins Elkins,
H Fisher. W Peacoc's, E lloiton, and
Mr and Mrs Isutting.
rnor BaIa
Edttot 5 . )rmoci at :
Tano-ist. Jan 3. 1S94
The condition ol our reads is deplor
able. According to my observation it is
mostly due lolbe way in which thsy are
w oriied.
Thev are plowed and uraded up until
there is onlv about one-foutth oi the
space left r,n which to travel, the rest is
tlilrhcsand ridges, lhev would lie bel
ter if properly draioed and not plowed
at all. Melmd w here this plan is car
ried out there vou will find the beet
roads, ami wheie 'hey hava been graded
up the Irgheet thev are almost impas
ajsble. A L BRiiMixrAKMKB.
The Lincoln County Iealer says the
biainc does not rest on Mulcahy alone, but
oi others just us much, for the recent 0 P
iiiiMiiuiiugenieut. The truth is the road
has been under the circuit court, and it
u, the cotjiCk business to know that the
bus'ncHS was licirg attended to.
PatOM La tiutri-K Mrs Luther White,
a nioncer of 1847. died of liurrim' at
Brownsville on Jan 4. at the age of 72
rear. Mrs Sarah I Sawyer died at tha
smile alaea on the same day frcm the same
cuiiw, she was J4 years of age and has lieen
a resident of Oregon since 187.
AcciDKNT on TiiK o. r. leaterday ;w
the fri-'ight, train reached the bridge at
KiMvvillc the brakeman, Mr Van Horn,
known as hante he lrom iiitving cotno
from that road st!Voral iiioiiIIim iiiro reiu'hed
his heiul out to one side antl was struck by
the bridge and knocked off. falling alwiit
twenty feet into the bed of tlie ert!fik lielow,
-1 - . , 1 1 r . 1 1
ticulariv on his head, and it was thought
ut not slriKimr in tni' w.ttcr. ne ieti pur
his skull was fractured. Ho will probably
live, though the result carmot ba foretold
now.
llucku.Kham's Uye tor the Whiskers does
its(woi k thi iron li 1 v, oolnring s aaifurmjlirown
orhlsuk. which, when d'y, will neither rub,
wash off, nor soil Hneo.
Thousands of lives are saved annually by
the use of Aver's Pectoral. In the treatment
of croup and whooping cough, the Pectoral
has a most marvelcus effect. It allays in
amn.alloti, frees the obstructed air passage
and contro b the desire to cough.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
nssHl oia ffisug 'q3B.
io:s pnn uorindusdbo Sana cus iusaoj
II K Cauen, minis, S22.70IJorilered paitl.
Her
i Contii
iort jf V Hutk-r. dist 87 37. bill JS0.
lmictl .
Crow, acct poor. $19.20, ordered
(Mid.
Settli-iiieiitM were had witkHM? roml su
iiervisots antl appointiiientaf wade as fol
lows: Dist
30
IW
4
.'3
22
45
Old Sup
Thoa Turner
E N M. Law
C Carey
Chlie Peters
J II llcott
W .1 Bteele
i Wt-Uargue
J A' Burkhiut
Thomas Friun
tS W Colbert
las Ware
Bill Allowetl
$ '20.00
20.00
K.OO
Sti.00
m. oo
io.oo
34. 00
19.50
loO.OO
J4.00
Jas Curtis
reapprtlntad
J ii W timer
reappointnl
1 -41
10
14
;
.so
41
4
19
70
112
31
J Shea
n-aprolnbsl
2C.0O
T F Miller
Frank Smith
W A Thrift
J H Itebham
I. M Ajcbambeanlifi.OO
Hi. hard Warner 4'2.0(i
M Achcsiii
40.00
:.oo
44.00
Frank Kirk
A W Standard n-ai pouiU'd
Tlie El wood
st, a
oung man,
Is steward of this boat.
Lebanon pa s the Electric Light A
Water Co $i2o a n.optn. Her receipts
last year were t lotia, expenditures, fiioO.
The populi.t meeting appointed for
Saturday evening at Ihe Court House has
been postponed on account of the speaker
expected lor the occasion being sick .
A debating tocietyhas been organize!
at Tallman with Ihe following officers :
Preiider.t, Robt Gilson; vice president,
! Trout mai; secretary. Mhs Ida Smith.
Meetings are held eac't Saturday evening
and are largely attendc '. The question,
"ResolveJ, thai man is a creiiu'e of
drcumstarce." will he discussed at the
next meeting.
Mr R W Ha-lley will
lente inConallis.
(ak
e up his rei
Mr J H Wallao 1ns iiurthal tlie irro-
cery businet of vV T nodes m the Thinl
wanl. and movul to this iiv from the
countrv.
Perry and Hoc Conn. John Coon and
I'harkre Murphy went op the river this
morning duck bunting. A big score is
looked for.
Sheriff Jackson and Drl L Hill went to
Salem this noon, taking Mr Chas Syfers.
-nu nutted to the asylum. Mr Syfers is
in a bad condition physically aa well as
mentally.
DavidFry. foreman of the Express, is
in San Francisro. taking in the Mid-winter
fair. His brother, who ha been working
on the Oregon Popolut for several months
pa, ha come up from Albany to tike hi
place for a few week -lbanun Fipres.
I'r K J Thompson returned fr.m Vc
Minnvill yesterday where he performed
the marriage ceremony of ML I "orris to
Miss Ethel llellinger. The wedding took
place yesterday morning and the happy
couple will make Independence their future
home, where they havv already gonv to
bouae-keeping. Corrallis News."
Who Va CRAtv.-Son.Uy evening a
irentiemaa from the Sotiam appeared a
the sheriffs office and swon out a warrant
i-harjpmj a man named ilarper. of that
otintry wilh m-.uiity. says the Salem la-
dedent "n Monday Morning a dep
uty sberiO ieu for the location aniiM with
a warrant for Harper's arrest. Late this
afternoon IVputy Sheriff Cooper returned
from the Santiam wi:h I I.iri-.-r antl be
proved to be a very m man. He said
that he conld not understanil why he should
be charge-.l with insanity and believed it
be the work of an efsnny. narper
brought before Judge Hubbard, examined
and immediaiely discharged. He was
without a cent to pay his tare bark home,
and for th great injustice done the man
Judge Hubbard allotted him V5 out of the
county fund to pay his expenses back to
his home on the r-antiain.
The entire co-w h.uld be ' taxed on" to
to the complaining witness, who should be
made to serve it out in ja;l if necmaary.
Colui.1 Y M C A. The
lege Y M
C A convention for Oregon, began at 3
o'ctea this afternoon at tha college chapel
with a good atti-ndante of delegates, about
bftv from outside colleges, tat re Wing
about ten each from Oorvalli. Eugene.
Salem and Portland, with others from dif
ferent places. More are expected from
other schools tomorrow. Tonight Rev
lnver will deliver the address, which
prnmis to be a treat.
Un ao-our.t of not a mam- arris ing BBS
noon a were expected entertainment was
not called for from all who ;intraid; but
may l tomorrow .
pRErsREt) rm RonnKRs. The Selem
Indep,ndent say: A N Ihish ha given an
order for a pieoe oi onlnance with which to
lo up anv set n meg who ir.av take a
notion to come the James act on the bank
of LasU k Btlsh. The new weatton is a
magazine. Winchester shotgun. It will
hold six shells loaded with buck shot and
the six loads can la? emptied a quickly a
out of a self cocking six (hooter. The gun
is to he cut off so that the barrel will be but
alnut 18 inches Ions Such a weapon in
the hands of a determirsed man would
prove a verv effective affair, worth a dozen
or two revolvers.
A Dakota Titkkv. The Lebanon Ex
press tells the following: Mrs l VV War
ner and tL-iughter returned last Saturday
from the east, ihirinjr their absence tbev
visited the world's fair, remained a short
time in Minneapolis. Minn, and Ipswich.
S !. Thev also visited Conway. XI'.
where Mr Warner is buying wheat. Thev
brought with them a turkev frozen under
the average climate of North I'akota, to
wit, 35 deirrees lielow zero. Ami when it
got here, it wa still frown. The Warner
and Stewe family ate it ami say Oregon
turkeys are preteratile.
As Imi-oktast Trip. Chas Clark, the
new receiver of the Oregon Pacific, and W
F Crosby, will leave tonight for San Fran
cisco, to make arrangements to settle the
affairs of the road at that citr. and if pos
sible get the release of the W'illamette Val
ley, so it can liegin making regular trip.
'he result will lie watched with interest in
connection with the road. Mr Clark lias a
big task on his hands to get the road
into n respectulilehimncial condition. It is
to be hoped he succeeds.
Card ok Tiiankk. Mrs A Cohen and
family wish to return their heartfelt thanks
to many for kindness and sympathy during
the recent illness ami after the death of
their husband ami father: iirticu!arly to
the inemliers of ths A O V W, who were
constant in their attentions.
Eruption eftsss lain CaWasJ
Ed Venncy, IlrocUille, Oi.tarjo, Canada,
says:
'1 nave used israndretn s t'l i lor the
past titteen years, and think them the bctt
cathartic and antl-bldlous remedy known.
ror some five years I tutlered with an
eruption of the skin that gave me great
pain and annoyance. I tried different
blood remedies, but, although gaining
Mrengltl tor nt ning was uiitriievco. I
finally conclude I to lake a thorough course
of Brsndeth's PI1U. I took six each night
for nights, then five, four, three, two, les
sorting each time by one, and then for one
month took one every night, with the
happy result that now my skin Is perfect
ly clear and has been so ever since."
At Mk a i. Times do vou ever conside
the quality of the food you are eating? It
may be good. It might be bitter, purer,
fresher and more wholesome. Ia It not
worth while to make sure that your tea,
coffee, lugar, baked tooils ami Innuinern
bleother groceries aie of Ihe best quality?
There Is such a trifling difference In the
prices of the best and ths worst that It
does not pay to buy ihe worst.even on the
false ground of supposed economy. The
best is a ways tne c""l'"1 ' '
mo aatUfactnrv and durable. and the verv
tne cheapest, because the
best of everything In the grocery line
kept at Parker Bros.
.N.-W .
M Hprd
Phokxix Arizona, New Years Hay 114.
Editors Democrat :
As I sit here in the open air, this bright
sunny day, I visit, in mind, many places
ami many people. The holiday season is
always suggestivo of home, and for me
there is but ons place worthy that name.
From thinking I Ml to writing, and. be
hold, a letter to the Democrat is the
result.
1 have received a good many letters of
inquiry about this southwestern portion of
our great country and tlie quetion asked
in the letters received suggest the outline of
this letter. A to the climate one can onlv
string together a list of complimentary ad
jectives. This has been. 1 am told, an un-
usallv wet saon. Since I come hare. Nov
'"tli. it hat rained two nights aad a port of
one nay anl mere have been just two
cloudy aays. All other Oay have tn
sunny and bright from sun up to sun down
Imagine it! People talking of a wet sea
son to an old webfooter when tlie sunshines
every day a little bit and all the time for
twenty-nine davs in Iiecember! In on
average season. 1 am told, the sun s-hines all
day during throe hundred and sixty oat of
TSTT 1 i l I . r . . .
tue uiree utiniireo ana eixiv-nve aays ot the
year. nere i am snung just now 1
think a theruioneter would register 70 de
gree and it is 10 o'clock a m. I have
never been able to learn how hot it does get
here in the summer. Uut I have heard of
the man who, dying, ahd feeling sure that
he w a doomed to the region of the Fire
Fiend in tlie world to come, asked that he
might go to that region by way of Arizona.
For. says he. afrer the heat of Arizona I
shall be comfortable in the plate to which I
(tO- The humidity is very low, here. Ths
air is absolutely dry. This make the intent-'
heat tolerable and even pleasant to
some. Ihe night are nearly always cool,
and, a in our own Willamette Valley, the
heat of a summer lar gives wav to a cool
and pleasant air at night. Many of the
new comer live in tent the vear round and
in summer time every bodv. nearly, sleeix
out SB Honrs.
Phoenix i now the capital of the Terri
torv ami is in the Salt river vailev. Thi
valley i. a nearly a I can learn, about one
hundred and twenty-five miles long by forty
mile witte. A large proportion of thi
xa'ley is arable. The principal feed for
cattle i aitalfa. Wheat I tar ley. and other
grains gr w well. Oranges grow and ma
r , - - -
ture earlier than in any other portion of the
I'nited States. But my! what prices!
Three pounds of apple for twentr-five
cent' Think of it, ye of the land of red
apples! That figures abot $5 per bus don't
it?
There still remain in thi valley consid
erable government land But it is going
rapidly. I have seen on one side of the
road a bright, grain field a Oregon
boasts in May while just across the road
every thing is a barren a a desert. On
inquiry I bnd the difference due to irriga
tion . I .and i useles without water right,
and hence some of the largest interprtass
are in the line of canal project. Ijand
varies from gJ5 la WO per acre according
to location and with the Land usually goes a
perpetual water right. The valley is rapidly
being covered wilh a net work of canals'.
Oo either side of the valler is a range of
rough ragged mountains when.'e the water
Bows to the valley, and whence comes the
cool air of the night.
Monev is a easy here a any place I have
been. It doe riot grow on trees. Bat it
seem to he tolerably free. Of course m
dustrie on a large w-aie. and which depend
on earstcrn and northern capital more or
less, an frrling the tlepreasion out the
prospect seem to be bright for thi region.
There are numerous and neh mine through
thi Territory and new ones are being un
covered. Ready money command good
rat's. Loans at 18 nar cent an not infre-
2mwsh- Taxes, iroding city rate, a
irTsaxgh a seventy mills, and prices are
rally tugfc for everything. 1 tat popabUion
may be divided into two (lasses. Those
here for health and those here for money,
and trade proceed upon the old princirle
that in every exchange somebody mtut be
cheated and some one generally is. But af
ter all one mar travel a long way and not
find a more whole hearted, genial and gen
erous set of people.
School, churches, charitable invitation
and society average well with older com
munities, ami there is an abundant new ror
all to work upon.
A fine specimen of the Indian as I ever
caw are in this valley, great big. broad
chested, robust bocks with all the fantastic
features of the painted warrior and squaws
lanouen ana pwnieai in tv ana ranou
colors. There are many relics of the pre
historic occupants of this valley, and one
can not but wonder at the evidences o an
early civilization little behind that which
now obtains, tt hence these people came
, and whither they have gone is the theme
j of many a learned and eloquent diaquistion
I but the mystery of their being and ctviliza-
U n remains to t fathomed.
There is a sprinkling of Mexicans tn this
Territo.-y but the population is
predomi-1
nentiy American and Pboentx is
American
IB ever feature.
We are having today bv way of a New
lear-i eelaJarataOsi a helo dav w athletics in
the open air. A game of baseUvll between
the lawvers and business men. foot-racing.
hivrse racing, bicycle-racing. eTerythir.k
that is done elsewhere in mid-summer goes
on here in mid-winter under most favorable
irvtimstoiice.
There are other things worthy of note
DSJMkaM but thee I will reserve to some
future time. So wishing you. and other
old friends the compliments of the seaon 1
remain.
Yours very truly,
JAMS3J. c'hari.ton
Moni-.v RKTrnxEn. WhiU walking
down First street this forenoon an honest
man found a bank book containing consid
arable naosasy. It was taken into the bank
for which the deposit was intended, and
the owner. Mr Dodge, was notified before
he had discovered his losss. He rushed to
the liank as a man would rush for a train
and found his money all right It is very
gr.ittfving during these hard times to
know there is one man who will restor
money .
Last nlfiht a small snow storm visited
Albany and Ihta afternoon a s'orm of big
hatls.
WtuuiNO Invitavions.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden
Common every day.
"Smiley.
Wben Baby was sick, we favo her Castoria.
Vhon she was a Child, aha cried for Castoria.
When site became Miss, she cluag to Caatoria.
VTUen she had Children, she gave them Castoria
si i it it if n
1 1 A t.LOW AY BARKER . On Thurs
day evening at S o'clock, at the residence
of the brides parents in this city, by Rev.
K. Prichortl. Mr rsathamel L tiallowav
of Sulem, and Miss Cora le Barker. The
-wedding ceremony was a very happy event.
terfoniied in the presence ot a good sued
gathering of relatives and friends. Mr
iiiid Mrs Oalloway were remembered in a
handsome manner by their friends. A de
licious repast was served. Both are popu
lar young people who deserve the many
cm i gV.it nl.'.t ions they hays received.
Speaking in anticipation of the event the
Salem Independent says: "Nick," as he
is known bv his friends, has charge of the
wires of the Western Union Telegrauh
company from Portland to Eugene.and is a
joiiv fellow; and a ravorite among an nis
mentis, uis nrutw is a ciitsrtuiuK ouujj
lady, who will lie to him a true helpmate.
J The happy couple will come to Salem to
rrv r
is
morrow, ami wu take un their residence in
a handsome cottage on South Commercial
street.
afeX.X)G-X
The College Y M C A couference of Ore
gon is holding its third annual session in
this city with the Albany College Y M C A.
The young men with tlie help of the young
ladies of the College V w o A. Dade com
plete arrangements for the entertainment of
their guests before the holidays so that
when the delegates arrived there was noth
ing to do DM to show them to their places
of entertainment.
By three o'tlocV, vesterdv aft;rnon.
the young men Wi.-n-embled in thechanel
and many of them had already formed
numerous ooiaintancet among the delegates
oi oiner colleges. Several rsons were
heard to say that they had met so many that
they did not know whom they had met or
wnom iney noil not.
4 " . .. .
j very interesting devotional cervice
followed by an introduction service oocu
pied the time from 3 o cloc to 5 o'clock.
A song service led by tlie Appolo
!ub"
was of a nature to fit one for the excellent
intellectual repat that folbwed. in the
evening.
K Kmmetf. president of the AHkuiv
College Y M C A and President K X
tonuit delivered addresses of welcome of
an entertaining diameter, warm with i
hearty welcome, to the fine loeking gather
ng of young men present.
I bey were reiv-,ii.led to bv President P L
Campbell, of the Monmouth State Normal
school who brought out in well rounded
sentence the felTcw feeling of students
henever and wherever thev meet, and a
well the wonderful binding foroe of Christ
that unites vouns antl aid as brothers in all
places and thus felt assured of the welcome
extended.
The l iuitar Uuartet aa heard in a t,n-
ular selection that pleased so much a second
was demamled.
Rev I D Driver delivered the address of
the evening, on the subject of "Myrade,
their relationship to Nature and Science."
He started out with the proposition that
ignorance is the ba.,i of all progress. He
told of his offer of $1000 to Col ingersoll for
a single instance of progr outside of the
(liscu-kion oi t unstianity. ite could nt do
it. Reerred to China. "Africa, etc. Ad
vancing his thought.- he came down to the
subject of rnvrai tes, and on the sabiert of
evidence referred to the fact that February,
did not have a full moon, something
that will not occur again in over a million
years. In nature there must be one com
pensation, gravity: in the moral universe
then is only one commandment, obey the
law ; the tea commandment are simply ten
precept, there i one shall and nine pro
hibition. As an illustration of the con
troling of nature the speaker referred to the
dying of a bird in an ingeniu manner.
So myracles an not sapernatniai. they an
nature controlled. The eye does not see
nor the ears bear, it is the mind. So you
will only see liod with tiie mind Speak
ing of the Bible he showed how then had
never yet been a correct translation. The
address was a continual mass of argument
and illustration, eloquent and convincing.
Thi morning the work of the conference
began in earnest, with written reports
from the various associations which showed
that the I vt year ha been one of advance
and profit.
taWsspp from the blackboard wa the
heading under which the statistics of the Y
M 0 A work in Oregon was discussed.
Several student from the various school
took part. Between 11 o'docl and noon
Bible study was disrossed. It wa fed that
man prayerful study of the Word of God
wa needed as well a more reading
Tbo McCSeHand. of Pacific University,
will ce'iver the address thi evening.
-
Mrs EX
in I
at her home in the city with
R K Montgomery, formerly of this city,
is now night operator at Grant's Pass.
Miss Edna Allen came down from Al
bany to assist at Prof Davis' concert.
Miss Allen is a musician of rare ability.
Jefferson Review.
Ed Qoinn returned ths noon from Salem
where he ha completed h: labors on the
reform school building.
Hon R A Irvine and w'.fe went to Port
land yesterday, hoping to secure help for
Mr Irvine's health.
Dr Chamberiin. wno has returned from a
i trio to San Francisco, reports having at-
ten-kci tee midwinter rair. aoooi iar-
onlv thing on exhibition was the Uoddess
ot l.ibertv Ivmg -vn her loo in the sin.i.
The building are incomplete ami there are
some s-.de -h -n. out there is little to be
seen vet.
Rev Andrew Jackson Stevens. Baptist
minister at Talent, near Ashlanl. has teen
tried for heresy and found guiity and.it wa
reocommended that his oarae Is" withdrawn
from the ministerial roil. Hi only of-
fense is in being a soul sleeper, believing
that when the body die the soul s.eep un
til the resurrection day.
A meeting of the social OHB last evening
was a Mitxx"s. Aprons and necwies rSBM
and much ain!i-mer!t sx occa.,!onel bv
the matter. A Sne lunch wo served.
after which a general social time was had
Those present were: Misses Cad Warner
M.isr.'ie li.u-kcr. Ida tsilier. lildie lwris,
ljuira IratMunt. Hentlev. Nea.a Marshal.
Maggie Kirk. Martha Ridov. ' irace L.xiney.
Sadie Tnuvx. Mert MilW. LiUie Mc-
Htirgue. Ella RisJeT. Lillie Crawf-trd. Mrs
laicv Haves. Jessie Hunter. Yandran. and
Messrs Frank Schnvder. Ailrt Stellmarhpr
John Cartwnght. Allen Ohamlierlin. Oran
Neal.ind. Ixirenr-i boss. m Hand. IVrt
vVtbrook. 1' V K etc hum. m Hawkins
F W Ross. Ed Mitchell. Elmer Ccnn. Jas
Hunter. Fred Bnickman. Bert l rawfonl
S lUvscoe. Wm Xoland. Chas Sears. Herlert
Shannon, and Miss Kssa Mark v. Mr Kd
Stark, and Jean Simpson, from Corv.uU
Rkliuiovs Bamvtcaa. Communion
service at the Concregational church to
morrow morning, with offering lor torei:n
missions.
No services at the Evangelical chnrch
tomorrow. Rev 1. S Fisher is ont of the
citv.
Regular services at the V P church,
morning and evening, and S S and C E's
at regular hours.
The Y" M C A will not hold their usnaj
service in their room tomorrow but wil'
join with the college convention in a
men's meeting in the opera house at 4
D in sharp. Rev 1 D Driver D D. ot Eu
gene, who is possessed of one of the most
versatile minds on this coast, will ad
dress the meeting on "Social Purity "
Every man in Albany should ear this
address. All members of the Apollo
club are requested to be present.
At 10:30 ft m at the Presbyterian
church the pulpit will lie occupied by
Mr E Lawrence Hunt, the Internationot
College Y M O A Secretary, ban scuol
at 11 :45 a m ; Junior Endeavor meet''ug
at 4 p m The communion service that
was to be observed tomorrowmorniiiR has
been postponed one week Wcause ol the
unfavorable state ol the weather.
Wheat, 50 cts; oats, 15c; hay, $8 baled;
wood, $3 to $3.50, taken In exchange tor
sewing machines or organs on hand at E
U lira music store. Also on a' I book
accounts of 6 months standing. Sewing
machines from $25 to 135, with mv per
sonal guarantee tor 5 vrs.
ExBc.-lrnrc oran I vi hamalaa
Athletes and man who ake ordinaiy
outdoor cxeclse such as walking, running,
bicycle riding, lumping, swimming, tennis,
etc, are often the subject of acute troub
les. The experience of an cx-champlon
walker will be ot interest to all who are
aftllrjed. Harry IJrooks writes:
'No. 314 East 19th Si., New York,
April a, 18S6. Numerous statements
relative to the merits of different plasters
having been brought 10 my attention. 1
ake this opportunity to state that 1 have
used AUcock's Porous Plasters for over so
years and prefer them to any other kind.
I would furthermore state that 1 was very
sick with catarrh of the kidneys, and attri
bute my recovery entirely to AUcock's
Porous Plasters.""-
Bumbaux),
B F Craw was directed to take chargr: of
i.ewis Hawkins as county charge.
R L iJevane
J A Bilyeti
60.08
2.00
Wm Mespelt
M A Lucas
John Conzer
A Craft
B L Bryan '
0 P Card
G W Colbert
H E Cady
W Nichols
C M Griires!
Albert Itondall
reappointed
J Meeker
A Trnax
reappointed
John Wither
reappointeel
I, B Splawn
Wm Davidson
reappointed
reappointed
C W Yates
7
12
I
17
99
f
29
10.00
'O.OO
mm
SOjQO
'4.00
40.00
.'54.0
16. '
XI
23
Bill of B Gem $12, continued.
Bills allowed :
W W Parish, stationary
J K Hand. prel. ex
W C Sanford, axct roads
GiJl A' Calavan. roal
.1
1.00
3.00
r,..o
Myers k H i ggi ns
:i,40
;:.2i
1.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
83.30
10.U0
C.OO
15.00
iJO
1.00
J i. Morgan, road
B N McLaw, roads
Fo hay : Mason
Dr Jones, acct poor , .
'ohn L'sher, janitor
Brioe Wallace, treasurer
John I Davis aid Streithoff
C Robert, roads
8 M McLane and Harrison family
H Harris, bounty.
Marshall Berry, bountr
Electric Light Co '.
ExC W Syfers
25.00
9.00
5.00
o2.50
8.00
.00
E T Fisher, surveyor
J'irdwohl, roads
W .M r.-, poor
John Hamilton, bounty ,
Wm Rumliaugb. roads
4 25
II Bryant, acct poor 3.50
eaon A" Ilavis. acct poor 2.00
A'ljournel until Jan lo.
A Jesrersea la tialta :l a
tireenleaf Lodge No. SI. A O C W. of
Jefferson, had a public installation of its
officers Friday afternoon, followed bv a
literary and musical program and Mat.
i i rand Master Mackev. of Aibanv. was
present and condactei the in-talUtion ac
cording to the beautiful aad impressive
ceremonies of the order. Dr Mackev also
delivered a short, but very eloquent address
in eulogy of the order and its accomplish
ments. Several pleasing vocal selections
weie rendered by a quintet composed of
Mi Rowlaad. French, and Messrs Frank
Robertson. S F Johnson and Archie Seh"
maker. with Mis Winters as accomDanist.
after which an extended address, covering
all points of public interest i the order.
was deliverei bv Mr frank iMvev. grand
official instructor The meeting then broke
up ami became social. The tables were
all wade J with good things prepared f or
the occasion . I sincerely wish 'govern or
Pennover had been present to have sees iv e
silent out magn inoent answer to h stan der
...c. . . . .
on regon which was presented at tha
table. 1 he greater number of the aqmam
and their familiea an from the snrrOnndings
country and their cheerful faces, finely
clad
bodies, well loaded baskets and their gee
eral appearance showed no signs whatever
that this part of Oregon is Lacking in the n e-
i sesitii i of life or even its luxuries. The
whole entertairment wa highly enjoyed by
members and guests, and cannot tail to
result in large additions to the order in
this place. The probabilities an that a
Isgree of Honor lodge, an adjunct of the
A U U W. will he organized hen soon .
Following is a list of the officers iost in
stalled: N H Looney. past master work
man: !. H Piege, master workman; s li
RasseU. foreman; A B Hadedaon. overseer-.
i Robertson, recorder :C M Smith, finan-
w K V , ..I ii i Mr
fgwMe; J R-Metsger. inside wairjsnsan; J X
Moot, outdde watchman.
JeSersua Jan 5.
aa
The. bond of Charles Clark, receiver,
are on'v $5,000. These of Hajjey were
150.000.
A 5 : a -1 1 ' 1 f j.-.vta.-: forsale
enquire a: the Ladles Bazaar.
The Annual Convention of democratic
clubs will be held at The Dalles on Jan 9.
One of Joe Myers teams ran away this
afternoon for 'he first time in stveral days.
Hard time, prices, Columbia smelt 5
esjSSSB per pound and salmon S cents per
pound at Hyde Market.
Ab3ut four inches of snow fell this
morning. In Ihe afternoon it changed
to rain, making walking decidedly s'.oppy
buslne.
Hon John Wannamaker, an eminent
authoritv says : The time to quit advertis
ing is when vou go out of business or all
the people are dead.
The C A C toot bad team of Corrslil
clairr. the championship of Oreeon Were
thev to plav Multnomah one game there
wouldnt be enough crow left to even
croak.
Tne Iocs of the street car co.-npa.iv by
the recent file is being adjusted. There
is talk of changing the motor to electric
ity, the proper thing.
Thin or grav hair aad bald Seaas. so
displeasing 10 man v people as maiksof
age. may be averted tor a long time
bv
using Hall s Hair Kenewer.
It is claimed ihat the attempt to com
mit Mr Harner. of New Oetrott to the
insane asvlum was simplv the work 01
men wanting to iump his clim. Haiper
was proven entirely sane, by the com
mission at Salem and of course discharg
ed. The matter should be investigated.
A Racking Cough
Cured by Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Mrs. P. D. Hall, 217 Genessee St.,
Lockport, N. Y., says :
"Over thirty years ago, I remember
hearing my father describe the wonder
ful rnrative effects of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Daring a recent attack ot La
Csrlppe, which assumed the form of a
twtnrr h , soreness ot the lungs, accom
panied by an aggravating cough, I
used varioua remedies and prescriptions.
While some ot these medicines partially
alleviated the coughing daring the day,
none of them afforded me any relief from
that spasmodic action of the lungs which
would seise me the moment I attempted
so lie down at night. After ten or twelve
suah nights, I was
Nearly in Despair,
and had about decided to sit up all nigbt
in my easy chair, aad procure what
sleep I could in that way. It then oc
curred to me that I bad a bottle ot
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. I took a
epoonful of this preparation la a little
water, and was able to lie down without
soughing. Itt a few moments, I tell
aalesp, and awoke in tha morning
greatly refreshed and feeling much
batter. I took a teaspooniul of thj Pec
toral every night for a week, then grad
aally decreased the- dose, and In two
weeks my cough was cured."
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver a Co.Lowsll, Mass.
Prompt to act, sure to cure
(J.N. Duncan, county Jodjre; Wm.
aid J W. eiKh, 0,maMt'nr.)
"As oH BA
thebiils"an4
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
the verdict
o f million?.
Simmons
Liver Regu
lator in the
only Liver
and Kidney
medicine to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa- -tive,
and
purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on the Liver
and Kid
jm'
Better
Th
an
Pills
neys. Try it
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Tne King of Liver Medicines.
" I have used yoorstmmons Liver BssjaV
latorand can cnJeniiouly car 1. E the
king of all liver medielns, X eortrdder It a
nwdVineehest in itself. iEo. w Jac
ao. Xacoma, Washington.
SW-EVEKT PACKAGE-
Use Stamp fa red on wrapper.
Those.
Pimples
Art teS-tale fymptoms that jwar (Aood
ts not rijktfulloimfrtiritks, mutiig
a sluggish and unsightly eamaletim. ;
A ietz bottles of 8. . S. an' rcntortt
ail foreign ana impart matter, cleanse
the Hood thorough.':, and gire a cfrr
uaL, and entirtl'j harrrdets.
Oass. Heatoc 73 Lar-I Street. Fdjasns
I hare had for veais a hemes- in en bsood
.:r. Eia: n oread to sha;ve,asaBSBbasaor
Eaajsas wscid be the oasing seama to
rapeatisaorisce. Sfsii liltaelstMassaJlati
ary face is aU dear and smooth i
T.-eaSss oa blood aad sine diseases mailed face. 1
sniri sru.il-it. cu, Atiacs, Ga.
FARMERS, ATTENTION
IF : TOC - X. ANT - t
WACON HACK. BUGGY CART
PLOW HARROW.ORiLl SEED
ER FEED CbTTER,
or auv kieve of a fartc I r.- c.er.t or Ve-
hide, call on or address.
B, F. EAMP
r csate Poet Oftr
aibany.O VISOR MEN
East!.. Oaicth.
Prraiesallj tiiriiias'
WEAKKESS.
HEaVOUSfc-33.
OESillTY.
all tie trmSa ?" r -1 ?
MsSjsal
1 iraitk, ilcklrSf,
imcT ,eic. FtUr-irrt-ajKl ,
iOYckpsaBslM SBai lOsEaT
rtvajc w rry v rga-
rwlsstaB Ost ! lK'T -SCBpfca.
aU!VlaBsKisvav
Tlafllenirillllljl I III II If
rri tar:-
ERIE KEOiCAL
buffalo, is.
C2
o. M. HcFarland,
Dataiani IS -:-
Harness -and -Saddlery
Display Ifo in the Ooof
REVERE HOUSt
a'-BANt
AS. f F K IFFF r Ki PU ! fcl i K
.v-ts.,anti
Sl.OOper
Oae cent a dose.
Tats Criit
vSmw nil nriipr, f-iL Cotfha. Croup. Sore
Throat,
Throat, Hoaraeaesa, wt opinf toujn ana
Hoaraeaesa,
Asthma. For Consumptioii it bss no mas.
has cured thousand, and WtU CURE vou if
taken in time. SoM by thruis on a guar
antee. For a Lame 1U -k cr i'h--t, use
SHILOH 5 BELLADONNA PLASIKR-W.
I L0 H SCATAR R H
REMEDY.
Have ytm Cat!
This r, tnodT Is ana ran- j
teed to cure you.
MosVWeia LiKvtorfree.
ACADEMY
-OF-
lady of PerosRal E8lo
FOSHAY A MASON
s-a-iiaca-.a aaa aavan.
Drfiogistsaod Booksellers,
,. t.fcr John B. Altlea'a pnbllt t. llora
suicb w soil a
araaaast -
t.H. waetso.';
LOST. -Valise entiiuin severa' ar
doles with uanjes ou. If found pleas.
return to 11 Parker or leave as Paiker
Bros. Will FT a rewar.l.
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rVHTTiw ft-aa nromrtiv ettrcs