The state rights democrat., January 19, 1894, Image 1

tills
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VOL XXIX.
Entered at the os nice at Albany. Or., a mtohiI-iI:, Stall -,
ALBANY.OFI.GON, FRIDA1, JANUARY 19, 1894.
OTITIC A l rriC, I'ublislicrs and Proprietors:
NO 4
for Infants and
IjumTT years' observation of
aallllon of peraona. permit
It la vuaqnestlopably the ttoat
tap world hea oror luiowa. It
Mtmm tham health. It will mt
a thing which U abaolwteJy
madlolne.
Camtoria destroy- Www.
Caatoria allaya Fewertshnose.
Oaatagia prevents, vomiting Soar Card.
Caatoria en-re Plarrhcna and Wind. Cello.
Caataria reBove Teething Trooblea.
Caatoria on-'oa Constipation and Flatnloney.
7y'"da neetraUae the effect of wlwaic acid ajaa or polaoaona air.
Caatoria dooa not contain morphine, cpinm. or other narcotic property.
Caatoria aaaiaailates the food, regulate the ataanaoa and fcowel.
- sritina; healthy and natural aloep.
CsBOtorla ia pnt np in one-aiae bottles only. It ia not sold in balk.
lont allow any one to aell yon anything elae on the plea or promise
that It ia " jnat aa good " and " will anstver every pnrpose."
Bee that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fac -simile
( sdgatnra of f
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
Jewel Stoves
and Ranges
The Best On
Earth
Matthews & Washburn.
SOLE AGENTS
Ttw Best Shcs
S3
S5,
e
2
5
W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are
satisfaction at the prices advertised than any
vinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas'
truarantees their value, savea thousands of
BV far lie Lcj.t li-ootrj. sWm
m Mi
Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps le
increase the sales on tneir luy line 01 pooos. Th-y can afford to aell at n 1s p r
srf we bellere 70a can save money by bnrlnff nl your footwr of tTtr- Jer : . i
BgQSl below. CaUilosuc reo cpoq appllcati'a. W. I. 1XUC1.AS. Br3-.LU.j, asM.
For sale by the E BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
Is the Best
Good Enough.
Then call on tl.f- i ndereigned for'your
GROCERIES
nd prwduce,
fur thev are
Also a fine
Ps'RONIZEi HOM
TH FARMERS & KMTS INSURANCF CO!
Albany,
sv
tKAi), Pi9sildent.
1 h COWAN. Treamirer.
Joo F yhnpsou, JV r"
J R Wihnrt or 1
-also 01.1T110T aoknts roa ;
several Solid Eastern
IIS
MANHOOD RESTORED!
KiikraiiLed to cure n-. i iiei vouts dia"..a.aiicli mi Wa
drntriiUli. k for H.
In AHjuny.Ore.sby J. A. CLMXuMi
SaToaa aau nut 1 sisu
Far sale
Children,
Castorla with the patronage of
to apeak of it wlthont gvteaalng.
remedy for Infanta and Children
ia harmleaa. Children like It. It
their lire. In it Mother harp
af and practically perfect V a
BjflMajaJ
ia cc, every
411
; '.V.I
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOE
FOB
6EKTLEMEH.
S4 and S3. 50 Dress Shoe.
S3.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles.
S2.50, $2 for Workingmen.
32 and 61.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES,
33, 82.00 82, $1.76
TACTION. If any dealer
offers you W. I . Doaelas
shoe at a reduced price,
r says ho has them with
out tba name atampea
oa taa bottom, pot him
down a a fraud-
stvlish. easy fitting, and e've better
other make. Try one pair and be cor.
name and nrice on the bottom, which
dollars annually to those who wear them.
ti e lest in the market
line of rockery
Perry Conn
IHSTITUTIONS.-
Orcgcei--
J O WBn.-iMAIT, iSooiJtar
Geo F N1MPHON, Vlea Preald&ni,
niKKOToHa -
iid f) H Moutfllt'i, M swrnoorg,J WJOu it
0 J Stu sit . ) Wrltaman.
and foreign Goipaiieii
Thla nnnil Set-fill romada
Weak Memory, laosn of Urain
Power. Ueadacb, WakrulDM, Loit Miiboo4.Nlhtlv KutiM.ona.
iit!.all ilraini an-l l of power! 1 Gffirtiv(rt,Atis of eUlier m
bt OTr exertion, yuuttaftel rrra exceani0lie of totavc?u.opluxi
M, INtTVOUi-
MX cauKwd
, vi'Uthfiil errors, hichisi va no. nf r . it, ... di.i nm uraiim.
tiljnta. wbleh lan t. IntlrmUr,Consumptiou cj JnnanUy. ('an be carried In
-vest pocket. 91 per bo. fur Mi by mall prroald. will, a ordwr wo
li n' wrltlu n BUttranU. lo rur or rufuttij the luunev. Hold h r all
-m jut -k.-i. viper boi,ei:ur uy man tvepald. wiihal
uTltlen BuarMitlww lo rur or rufuUil (he money.
inko n other. Write fonree Madical Book tnt hpaIsmI
lnp.ulii wrapper. Audreas M fiUVJCSJClCDCO.. Masonic TeiuuJe.CUICA.uO.
and by UODtiKti A McKAlllaAND, DraggiiU.
THTJESDAT
Tlic eighteen pupils tit the Merlin dls-!
tiirt in Josephine county are all bov, and
i the teacher is a man.
! DomIm coun'y hired an cxpei t t0 t
mnlne lhe records of the county and now j
. he ruins i i a tiill lor SSi.l 3 . The coon- !
tv courl is now talk lag of "opening" the
expert.
The latest fad i.i Corvallis society has
il roost assumed lhe form of a mania atid
the demand for mandolins and guitars
was never 'qttalcd. If ''music has
charms 10 socitlie tie savage hesits"' it
may be a coo Intoc. Timet,
Suit tat been Lrgun to foreclose a
j mor'gaue lor 555, roo as;a.nst the Por'land 1
I exposition propei tv, which cost facoo,
j It will go by the board. The f.nr his
I been badly managed, the- same exhlhlt
btinj; made yt ar after eir. 1
Following are the Be officers of the 1
Linn County Bali Beat Council 1 of H : 1
President, li M l'altii, r ; vice-president, !
S A Dawson; secret arv, HC Jordan ;'
treasurer. A t; ITarahaH: nireni Mart 1
.Miller: chaplain, I nopMi gate
keeper, J t'nn; trvs cc?, II b Williams
and M H Wilds.
Mr. A A
a boaid-
rtVtt, a boarder who had
s.curcd a bill of $15. due Mrs J, with a
horse She charges that he Rot posses
sion of the animal unlawfu l when it
was turned out on tle road b . mistake.
Salnn Jcurna'. Bariiett seems to be Bg
urinj,' in a RO'd SaM cas-s o-n
E sgrna to Salem.
The r.atern Star Lodga A F and A M
intallol lhe following new officers Ist
night: Matron. Mrs t' 0 Kellay; Patron.
I R Wyatt ; Associate Matron, Mr ' K
'Volverton ; Secrlarv, Miss Zulu Winn;
Treasurer. Mrs K Lanploti; 0 adact'
res?, Mrs 1 (' Hehal ; Associate Gendnei
ress, Klixa ('Brothers; Warder, Mrs K C
Marshall ; Marahal, Mrs Alice ixve:
Sentinel. W E I'.alisr; t'haplain. Rev K
R Priehard; Adah, Mrs B Redtkcr;
Rnth, Mrs T L Wallace: Ksther, Mrs A
B Matthews; Marttia, Miss Kdna UlMrt
Kiecta. Mrs C O Lee; Organist. Miss
Rose Train-
Reixitkd. The Ti nea says: Lee
Porter.of Monroe, is on:e more 'he happy
head ot a small family. On the 10th of
last August it w ii! In. renienjleml, Le
and Ityear old Lilly Cain figured as
principals in an elopement, and through
frightfully false swearing of a certain
Dutchman secured a mariiage license
and were made hneband and w ife bv a
Ilarrisbun: justice. Three weeks later
VOIIthflll Mrs IV.rtr; ' ! Lrrv- '..' T m'm
bed. and ioard and hied awav to San
Francisco, returning subseouentlv to live
un ner aunt at L rowlev , folk countv.
and the explanation of her mysterious
movements was thn and still is denied
the public. The Times Monroe corres
pondent, however, relates that voung
Mrs Porter has just assumed the mar
riage relation she eo adruotiv ended live
months asro.
Receiver Cues: Home. Receiver
Charles Clark returned this miming
from Sad Francisco, where he had Uen
to make arrangement! to get the Wil-
iammette a"ev on, of the c'utchis of
the!a-.v. As 8V in bonds ware re
quired this was not dona. Arrangement)
ere made tisoueh for a boat to carrv
he freight at a rhartsrae ofJtrt a dav. If
this ran be raid the boat will be kern
un::in;. A b '. is a r.f-cessitv and it is
probable a contract wiil be completed by
means 01 which ccean communication
iil be fcept up with San Francisco
ne Meamer lel orte will leave San
tancisco for Ysquina citv next Tutsdav
. in. an.l , .....srn Coinrg in
place of the illamette valley.
Is Marios Qoanr. Ifca following is
statsment of the amonnts of warrants
iiawn on the different ccnr.tr ac:ount
'rem Januarv I, 1S;3, to December 31.
ISJJ. in Marion county. Roads and
bridge-, 17 Vi" 75: supervisors. SI .913 -
pauper, ...-. ..7 : criminal, $.".I.7.1 :
stationery. 2.3ti.l3; conit house and
I, 53.3.2.42 ; clerk. S3 861 ; recorder.
2S4 75; s"ieritT. ji'74ia: military.
40: baliffi $309; sehof! superinten
dent, 'r.i ;: Co m ice. 11,500; Co com
missioners, MOG.ZS: inane. 3'.18; iurv
2.219 20: coroner. SAl-IO; resurer
1.200; 'uel. S414 10. assessor, $1 S3&J3
lection, iT'Sti; his ttv, 5S32.50
b-?untr, 1J83 U : tax relate. 7
Wa! services. ?1,073: indiin. o!diers
il. !"!; school examinations. $177. 7"
stock inspector, 1311.70; j i Igmert coDts,
F-,t v).
The record hss not yet b.en made np
n vno count .
Tub CiGiBETTE L.vv,- It shall be un-
lawtul to scl', i-arter, trade, give or in
nv manns' fiim:ii to any minor nnder
age of eighteen yean any tobacco, cigars
ir cigarettes 1 1 anv form, or any com
pound in which tobacco forms a com
ponent part, without the written consent
or order of -uch minor's parent or guard-
an ; and when such minor has no paren
or guardian, then in that case consent
may be given by the county coort in the
county in whico said minor resides. Anv
person violating the provisions ol this
t, upon conviction, is subject to a fine
of not less than eo nor more than taO,
It is also unlawful fir anv minor undsr
the age of 18 vears to smoke or in anv
way use any cigar, cigarette or tobacco
n anv form whatsoever 111 anv public
highwav, street, i.lace, square or resort.
and any minor violating this provision is
uhjetto!a tine of from one to ten dollars
or imprisonment of two days for each of
fense
Roasteu the Prea HEiis The Kugene
Register savs : Rev J II Weber, well
known in this city, gave the Poeton
clergy a a aking up on New Tears dav.
He upbraided them for what he consid
ered a lace of divinity. "Ministers are
afraid to preach alajnt hell and damna
tion," he continued. "We lift philoso
phy ; we give 'sin a theoretical sermon ;
ve sav nice things 111 the pulpit; we
hoot at the iieople. but we shoot over
their heads. But I tell von there is
nothing so old or nothing so now as the
story of Jesus. You Yankees don't like
hell. ou don t believe in hell. What
of it? You will go 10 hell whether
you believe it or not. Let me warn yon
in iod'a name."
Death of Mai IIashiiaw. The DaHO
cuat has iust received a dispatch from
Portland announcing the dealti there 01
Mrs John Hans'. aw, nee Mvra Mansueid
today, from the etlects of child birth
Mrs J II 1'pham of this citv, was present
at the time among others. 1 he deceased
was a resident of Albany for a good many
yeais, until a few years ago, and was
greatly beloved bv all who knew her. She
is a niece of Mrs Jonas Davis of she 'd
soft's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil presents a
perfect food palatable,
easy of assimilation, and
an appetizer ; these are
everything to those who
are losing flesh and
Strength. The combina
tion of pure cod-liver oil,
the greatest of all fat pro
ducing foods, with Hypo
pho phitt-s. provides a re
mark able agent for Qui k
Flesh B aiming in all ail-
m
u
nts thai v-xc associated
111 K
5ss)f 3esh,
l,pf.r' 'l ! S-.-ls 1 r-i.Fi.. rlirmlsta,
Wire for Colds, levers an Qenarai He.
, small mum li- a-is. zsc. pr bottle.
Joiinao:;, u ho keeps
U4 I IswawataalM Ill il srrrrrrriWn
I Jmlgo Flinn was in Etijreue yesterday
on business.
Dr P A raine, of Ktigene, was in the
cltY yesterday.
Mra I N Coadll is tepoilfd cons'tder-
nl)iy btttMT today.
Mr L Sender, ia lvint dangerously ill
s$ his home in this city, a fact many will
regret learning.
DrTC Maekey returned last evening
from Portland and other pUeei on a visit
us (i M of the A 0 D W.
Ratal H Kincaid has been editor of the
Iftlgsns Journal since 180-, Bnd is not
vt a millionaire. Stratire.
isom monteith wedding.
Mr John lsom Jr., and Mi's Minerva
Monteith were united in marriage at the
resideifo of the bride, on tltli street, in
this city, nt 10-30 o'clock this forenoon.
Tits cerein .ny was performed by Rev B
11 Mehatd in an impressive manner, a
beautiful rlaf service adding to the effe t
09 wt'1! as Mendelssohn's weddin? march
P'a.ved by Miss Annie Houclc. The
rooms with hatdsomely decorated for
he occasion an.l evsrvUiins went ofl
merrily, i'he guests were shown the
rich display of wedding presents, and
I were then taken as they had
wui-rr nu iterant "inner was aerveo uj
Mr Van. Iran. It was a repast worthy of
a presidential party, consisting of many
chobv dishes, ending with ice cream. Mr
and Mrs lsom left on the noon tiain for
l'ort'and, on their bridal trip, and expect
to return to Albanv at.d mate this city
their home. They have the best wishes
of many for prosperity and happiness.
Those present at the wedding were Rev
and .Mrs Priehard. Mr John lsom. Sr.,
Mr and Mrs Frank Wood. Mr and Mrs
9 II Pf?irT.'r, Mr and Mrs Duncan Mon
teith, Mr? Waiter Monteith, Mr Wat
Monteith, Mrs. I V Pine. Mr Casper Van
dran. Miss Ma.y Vaiulran. Misses t.ussie
and Nellie lUodgett, Mr J R Whitney,
Mrs Thos Monteith, Miss Minnie Mon
teith. Mrs C Monteith, Miss Annie Monck,
and Mr and Mrs Nutting.
Fu. os tuk Stule r. This morning a
man claiming to b- a Catholic priest
catkd at the Catholic pars mage and was
given a brerkfast. About noon he was
walking on Btoadalbin street, when he fell
in a Iieu;keu to be taken to rather
Metayer : but Rev Metaver declared him
to lie an impostor and refused to take
charge of the man. Who he is. Is not
known, lie certainly Las no papera or
evidence 10 indicate "that lie is ahat h
claims.
Ot a Assts-MaNT Judge Duncan it
esdreda format rolificatlon to-dar from the
stale boa id of equalUi'lrn that ton iots
had been raised 10 per cent in this county
and caltie 5 per cent, while horses have
beta decreased 10 per cent. This all!
cause a toft! riise of nearly $300 000 and
considerable work to prepare tbe bocks
The malter of exrmp'.ions a'to wl'l re
quire some doc'.oiirg in te operation.
t rupnc n oftae 1MB C a red
EJ Ye.ir.ey
Brockvil.'e, Ontario, Canada1
savs-
'I have used Brar.dreth's Phis for the
past fifteen rears, and think them lhe bet
cathank and anti-bi,liout reined r known.
For some fire vcars I suffered r.i-.h an
eruption of ihc skin that gave me great
pain ana annoyance. 1 tried diHerenl
blood remcd.es, but, although gaining
strength the itching wjj unrriievtd. I
finally conclude! lo take a thoioueh course
of Brandeth's Pills. I took six each niahl
for nights, then live, four, three, two, ie
soi.ing each urn.ehs onr and ihmm. .
menititoOTi ooe every night, with the
hjpnv retutt tha. now m skin i uerfecl-
ly clear ar.d has been to ever since."
lf Praise.
Self praiye is no recommendation, but
there are not tirr.es when one .-nost permit
a person Xo 'eil the truth about himself.
When what he says is supported by lhe
"esfin-.onv of ct tiers no reasonable "man
will doubt his srord. Now, to sav that
Alicoet,' Porous Platters tie the cnlv
genuine ind reliable porous plasters made
is not self nrahe in the slightest degree.
Thev have stood tne test for over lhirtv
tii-. and in proof ot their merits it isonl'v
necessary to call attention to the cures
they hve effected and to the voluntary
irsttmor.ii's rf those whs have used them.
Bewai ol imitations, and do no: be de
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
Allcock's. and let no solicitation rr expla
nation indurr you to ac:ept a substitute.
Olives In Bulk, sauer sraut. mixed
sickles, chow ihow, cranberries, lemons,
flake.! hominy, and n;w raisins at C E
Brcne's
Shilob's Vitabr-r : what ya need f.r
"ypepMk. fsvpkl iivi-r, yellow akin or kid
eey troaajs. I: m aansstetsl tofgiv jnn
aattstactior. Trice 75c. 8!d,by Fnthay &
Maaoc
lhe tienalae An I The Kaasa.
Every- good thing his its W of Im
itators; every genuine article its counter
feits. The imitators always choose the
most valuable and popular atticle to
counterfeit, so lhat when they c'alm t'leir
sham to be equal, or as goJ.' or the same
as "So ar.d-So't,-' the pul.lic may depend
upon It that "So-and So's" article Is lhe
best of the kind. The sham proves the
genuine :rerlt cf the thing it copies and
never has this been better Illustrated than
by the imitstions of Allcock's Porous
Plasters.
Allcock's Porous Plaster ia the standard
f excellence the world over, and its im-
tators In their ety thai theirs is "as gol
its Alicock s ' aic onl v emDhasizlne this
fact and admllti.ig "Allcork's" to be the
acme of peifec'.ion. ahlch it Is their high
est ambition to imitate. The difference
between the genuine and these imitations.
which copy only general appeirai.ee, is st
wide as trial between copper and gold.
sue on iv sate sav lor ptuc!iacrs Is to
always insist upon having Allcock's Por
cus plasters. They are the only petfeel
plasters tvrr prcdiictd.
Penny Wise and Poem! I uu 1st
I'he man or woman who does not suo-
poi t tluirnwn home paper can be proper-
y c asfe'i as - penny wise and pr-und fool -sh."
It brings, for instance, to vour door
opportunities for sccuiing the best bar-
gamu In everything. If you want em
ployment, then we asrlstyou. That re
minds as that the advertisement of B F
Il 1 1 n & Co, Richmond. Va. in another
m 1 may prove of real Interest and
ui t o vou.
liackiuchsm's Dve fur the Whiskers does
itsfwm k thoroughly, coloring a aniform)brown
or black, which, when d-y. will neither rub.
wash off, nor soil linen .
Thousands of live are saved annually by
the use of A vcr's Pectoral. In the treatment
of croup and whoopinp cotigh, the Pectoral
nas a most marvelrus effect. It allays in
animation, frees theobstructed air nasaaie
and contro's the desire to cough.
Yfsl, YOJ Cv SSS ta: flust -line o
sam-jles for suii.lnijs In the state at W R
fjriham's, where lie ha a tailor with few
equals on hand to make them up on short
notice. Get lhe best and most stvlish
suit of him. A new feature will be the
making of ladles' cloaks to order or the
altering of cloaks to the latest styles, and
ic icpainng ui cioaus. trices tri bot
tom ones.
Thin or ijrav hair and bald Seaos. so
dlsplesslng to many people as maids of
age, may oe averted for a long time by
using Hall's Hair Renewer.
Khiliih's Cure, the grsit cough snd croup
cure, is for sale by us. Pocket siae contain
wenty-Hve dosos.only 25o. Children leve it
osliay & Mason.
THB CBTiESTlVA.
1
Messrs (iwr and Tonkin, internal
revenue office arrived in Albany last night
and wi'l be iu Albany until Monday nih!.
prepartvi 10 receive applications trom l tii
neaa for registration. Thoir heaiUiuarters
will lie with Sheriff Jackson, ut the Court
House. It is probable a few 'will register,
in is.ilatrvl cases, where it ia neeessarv in
order to hold their jionitions. Bnt the hotly
of them will not register, The reason af-
ready given in Albany 1- that they are too
poor to get the pictures. This is merely
an excuse. The real reason is Uiut they
dare not. A little CVlestiel of Ihis city
stated u few weeks ago Uut he would regis"
ter. but this time he says:
"Me no register: highbinders -ut iny
heail off," whicli4rives the true situation.
At Salem nine registered at just the lat
moment. They went together and secured
their pictures for (5 cents apiece, and
seemed to lie afraid the city Cele-tiali
would see them ut it. All were from the
country but one. Fifteen weie registered
in The Dalies and twaahhft&win Astoria.
laataerpiiMa?or.'. W 'depor
tation will follow in the jpue nitlmse aOect-edbythent-'.
Linn county Celestials wilt
be obliged to go to Portland after Monday
if they repent and de ide to register.
Tba DgMOCXaT is informed this after
noon that several of the city Celestials, ac-
conllng to Jim
Thev are p-ttii
head?".
Westall. will
regi-ter.
to their
the matter in
City governments everywhere arc re
t eliciting- '
An Albany- man sdverti.e. in a Sa em
papir 500 tons of hjy for sale.
In Maiion county the court did not ap
point a single populist as a judije or rik
of clectio... ard hence they aie ina I, and
propose to lake lhe mat er Into the courts.
The Ladies Cong't-g V.lom-i Ms!onirv
soctcly wi I meet with whh Mrs Woodin
at :Joo';lork Saturday. Subject . -Woman
'n Heathen Lands. 1 P.eaae come on time.
The last co-nty court of Crook cour.tv
authorized (he paysnentcfa bounty on
wild animals, and there will no longer be
any necessity of sendu the sci-fa to
Albany.
Through the caielessnesa of hunter
Jas and John Wil.baiks rave lost two
lost two valuable hoses. It Is to here
grel'ed the careless r-ci are not kcown
so they could be prosecuted.
The Del Norte to ran between jan
Francisco and Yaqulna Is a 600 ton steam
er, it has consld;raMe business ahead,
among o:her things a big cargo of a heal
at Ysquina awaiting shipment.
D W CooiWge, secretary ut the state
board of equalization ! 'an cr.thoalaatlc
horticulturl:. II; has growing en hU
fruit farm near Eugene some 500 varieties
of fruhs and nuts. In this number are
included 70 varieties of grapes.
The Masrot Gun C'ub held its mor.t Vy
shoot yesterday afternoon. Twer.tt blue
rocks were &1.0I at- D B Montei'h "br jke
IS; Geo Froman, 17; David From an. 17;
Grant Froman, 16; John Brown S.lth
Jones, 14 ; W E Baker. S.
The Portland Telegram is pubashlng a
s'tort hlstiry of Lsoncl Siagge, the re
ceiver of the Oregon Bank. According t
it S-sgge served a term in the penitentiary
for forger v, and h!s past before he came
IO lhe N W is not very we'l known. The
malter Is causing c,ui:e a sensation.
Fallowing are ihetffkets of lhe Degree
f Honor A O U W instituted in this cHy,
which starts out with a larre rreoibership
and bright porecl Mis Maggie Bar
aa: Past Clurf , f Hosb Jtafi
Joors. ChUf ofrjo-ar ; sin Wr IA a-
ner, Ladv of lionet; Miss lter-.ha Kiefer.
Chief of Ceremonies ; Mi's Birdie Anlvn,
Recorder; Sirs A L l.amo. Financier; Mrs
8 F Purdoro, Receiver; Mis Al Ssior,
Usher; Mis Lena Meter. Inside Waieh
man; A D Barker, Outside Watchman:
W y Read. Advisor to t: of H ; Mil A D
Baiker anj Mis Mrytra, Maid of Honor.
"I'eifect'v lovely" is what all the ladles
say about the calendar for 1 syj. published
by C I Hood A Co. proprietor of Hood'
Satsaparilis. It i a unique ard beautiful
calendar, which combine rccuracy f
dale and other useful and va'uabtc irfir.
mation A hh lhe a'lrac.lons of cmlnsn'..
Ii i a very desirable and serviceable gift,
fhose ot our readers who have r.ot already
ecurd or.e, can dj so by applying to the
druggist or sending six cents in '.amn
or one or 10 cents for two copie. tc C I
Hood a Co, Lowell. Ma.
The matter cf re-.txrehment in ;he cJtv
expense la hilng considered b ll.e way
and means committee, ar.d w.i'. he votej
on in different form by lhe council next
Tuesday. It is probable provision wi! be
mad; f.ir a vote on a to'.i on the briJge.
for a tiade tax, for lhe tils s prying lhe
expenses of the i"ne department "directly
without allow a ces. Perhaps a ni;ht
watehmanwill be done away with; but
exnediencv of t .Is is doubted. The street
suprrintendert will undoubtedly be retain
ed, there is woik for a mn cansiantlr if he
will do it. The two erglne houses will be
ke pt intact as now, and should be. Tnere
will lie other scheme mentioned without
bottom to them
Th at Toll. TJ
p at Al
talking about rlaring a toll on the bridge
across the Willamette. The bridge at
Salem is free and should remain so. iwilem
Statesman. The bridge at A'lrany should
remain free also, if the revenue to keep it
up can possibly Ire raised withont lhe toil;
if not a toll will lie a necessity . lint i
the situation.
W K and Fiad Yates have a democratic
uncle nameil l Moss, wliom iic.crnrr
Pennoyer recently appointed county jdg
of L.ase county. How they can put up with
democratic uncles when it is said their re
publicanism is of such a nature that a win
dow in trie south side of th:r dwelling
wonlu not lie tolerated is indeed hard to un
derstand. Corvallis i iazctte.
Coirallis Iiils an indebtcdnos of 817,000
and thinks her hack is broken. Albany's
indebtedness is now altout $136,000. How
about her back. (iiuette. Her liaok is all
right. In the first place our indelitednrss
is less than $100,000. and that is enough.
A CLIld 1 ii j o .
The pleasant flavor, gent'e acfi-.n and
soothing effect o Syrup ot Kigs, when in
need of a laxative, snd if the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the n.osl
gratifying results follow its use; so that it
Is the best family ieine.lv known and
every family should have a battle.
Eaperleaer .fan tv! hanipluii
Athlete and man who take ordin&ry
outdoor axerclse such as walking, ruaning,
bicycle riding, jumping, swimming, tennis,
etc, are often the subjects of scute troub
les The cxpedance of an cx-chami!on
walker will be of interest to all who are
afflicted. Marry llrooks writes:
"No. 314 East 19th St., New York,
April 3, 1SS6. Numerous statements
relative to the malts of different plasters
having been brought to my attention. I
ake this opportunity to state that 1 have
used Allcock's Porous Plasters for over 20
years and prefer them to any other kind.
I would furthermore state that I was very
tick with catarrh of the kidneys, and attri
bute my recovery entirely to Allcock's
Porous plasters.''
When Batiy waa alek, wa gave her Castorta.
When she waa a Child, lio cried for Caatoria.
When she becamo Miss, she elunj: to Castorla,
'Alien she had Children, she gave them Castorla
We ore still selling lircss goods and
Ca esand Jackets at greatlv reduced prices
for cash. We invite you to examine the
Red, Peacock &Co goods and prices.
Mr lid ( Join, of S io, was in lhe city to
day.
Mr Frid Goawtj of BUverion, is in the
city .
Mr J;hu Webber, Of Portland, is in the
city.
The Mcrs Jacob, cf Corvallis, wi re in
the city today.
J M Kalst1.11 and family went to Portland
this noon
Hon C J Bhodd and wife, of She.Id, ore
in the city.
0 B Hart went lo Halrey this noon to at
tend the teachers iustitute.
ITcns J K WfatheifcrJ aodM A Miller
returned this noon from a trip to Portland.
Mrs Henry Williams left last night for
Sacramento, Calif, on a visit with relatives,
Mm J H I pliant came np this noon from
Portland, where she had been toattend Mrs
Myra Ilanhaw.
ester lay Mr Sam Conn had a big piece
of llesh bitten from one if his cheeks bv
one of !iis
dray hors.
causing
bad
wound.
W E Chandlrr. formerly of ihis city, ha
iu-t ben elected president of the YP S C
E of tha Congregational church of Cor
vailis. Sam Case; of Ccrvollii, imitates a phen
cgraph so well that he tried it during a
Methodist revival there, getting himself
into trouble.
Cncle Billy Wright after a mKiessfuI
horse nidi ih Hlin trip up the valley ax far
a Corvallis returned to his home at f-'alem
yesterday on lhe river.
l.en Coirpson. of the B K Commisii,n
was in the eity yesterday and toi'ay. lA.t
evening he insjwcted the 0 P bridge and
prcnounced it all right.
The building of S E Yjung. opposite
the Dkmoc hat office is Ijeing move.1 to the
street. It will I.. rcii:'iel-i and occupied
by F L Kenton u a grocery store.
The remains of Mrs Myra Haoiiaw will
1 brought to Albany to-morrow noon for
burial. Mr John Webber is in the city
making arrangements for the burial.
In rewnse to a an patch that hi mother
was dying Mr K L p.jwer went t- Salem
yesterday. Tins morning Mrs Power had
rallied and showed a slight improvement
but is in a critic... condition.
Mr Heary Kesee, of Bonanza, was in the
city today on hi way to Corvallis. being
c:d!tl there by the recent .leath oif his sis
ter. Miss Lizzie. He had been nearly font
days on the -ay and hence was too late to
! present at the funeral Mr Ketee i
P M at Bonanza.
Wash Philips was in the city today for
the first time since hi return from tne
world's fair. He is more of an Oregon Lan
than ever, and doe not consider that there
is any comparison let ween Oregon and the
east.
Mr Frank F-wter and Mia Maud Straight
two prominent young- people of Walla
Walla, were married in that city last Wed
nesday. The latter snt several days in
ABaasry several months ago. the gcest of Mr
V M 1'rvn. h.
:':: .uati Hwxieo. In estate of K A
Westerveit a comusission was ordere-i is -sued
to take the testimony of W II .Smith
at Uinghamton. Calif, as' one of the wit
nesses to the will.
Uizabett i.resham wn arjoa3d gaar
dbn of Lemoii Uretham. bond ?j00.
Utile Svfer appointel guardian of estate
of Chaa v Syfers. insan. Torn I lloOO
in the esLste of Am hu Wilton, a minor.
4,-.:asdian apvointcd lo sell real estate.
In estate of L A .Sert'.inir. petition to s-iU
lronaI proiasrty granted
In estate of Jos thxon invent-iry Sled.
Real propertv. SU50; neraonai iironertv.
S'&lA'.'.. Petition to sell ierst .nai proirlT.
Kl ''
In est-le of OtMan Hnrjhes. Srt account
approved. CLums orderei paid.
la ti- esriate of Mary tialloway. inven
tory filed. P.Tsonal property. $70.55. Or
der, si sold.
In estate cf Wit; Q Mantgoinery. will
admitted to prabate. appraisers appointed.
In estate of Samael Piekette. J ft ilslstU
oatiik-d as esectilor.
Lb3a.vo.. J B Long, editor cf the Ore
gon ropulist. was in the city last Saturday.
WaaM liere he made a proposition to A
lci- Adun to run a popnlut per in Ku-iTi-r.e.
but we are not inforrae.1 as yet
whether Mr Adams a-.ept-d the proposi
tion or noi.
Jos Buhl has received a fine oil painting.
B cvJiecrion of rose, eieruted I v and Al
bany lady. It hang in his room.
I a.-! Monday the infar.t dagliter of K B
Fry, cf AlKir.y. was Itrought to l-ebin m
and Imri'sl in the. Masonic remeury. It
was Inrn Sunday morning and only lived
about 24 hours.
Less snow fall here thin oat in the
tniddte of the valloy. There was less titan
half an inch of snow here last Saturday
morning, while at Albany there was alioot
fmr inches. and at Salem about four inches,
and at Salem about sis inches. Kxprvss
and Advance.
A Mattkh K-wi.Aixtn. A man at We
anon hired a rig to come to Albanv ad
meet a sister on the overland, an.l was
cbarge.1 tlO. He think the price was de
cidedly steep for hard times and is giving
the liveryman some free advertising Al-
May I 'i:i.srKvr. ibe I'onxnu
been misinformed about this matter 1 ne j two gentlemen make hosts of friends wher
p ntioniaii spoken of hired a team and car- CTer thov go. Bv the war. it is stated on
nasi- of our liverymen Mr wincli tie was
charged only a reasonable price i. then hired
two voung men to drive the team U Albany
and luck, and for this sesv ice the voung
men charged him 15 each. The gentleman
has complaint against the liverymen, but
thinks that the two young men value their
time pwtty highly. Lebanon Advance.
SavKH TtJUHUfa lajl night Marshal
1 eabooatd wren tourists and this morning
had them do the wood ad for an hour
for their breakfast. Thev were all
lead broke. ine had spent his last cent
the night before, another two nights before,
another had been in a hospital, one was an
optnun ::enu, anomer a sauor wno tan leu
his lioat, etc ami that is the old story con
stantly reieated. The men were ordered
to move on out of the city, which they did.
Tiik llniiiT luKA. HiversiSiM fanning
i- to lie the great panacea for the OlOgOB
farmer. ludgeON Penny has set a good
example in this respect. He owns a 70"
acre farm adjoining the town of Layfayette.
He has "0 acres set aside for hops, liiO
acres in timothv aud clover. 125 acres ready
for prune planting for which he received
last week lo,&50 trees, and will also raise
wheat, oats unci fruits of all kinds besides
going into the hog business on n large
As HoXaT Max. The pocket liook of
Mr Kichards nt Stayton had a close call.
It was lost with some money and valuable
paper Mr A M Brown found it Ota the. edge
of a cliff, nearly ready to fall off. and being
an honest man returned it to the owner.
The man honest enough to return monoy to
its owner these hard times is entitled to the
lirst premium every time.
a
Tuk BitowNsvii-LK Bask. The new
officers of the Browtisvilte bank an: JM
Mover was re-elected president: W R
Kirk, riot; I. L Say, cashier; and (.eo H
Coshow was eNvtetl assistant cashier. by the
director?, via: .1 M Mover. W R Kirk" and
Mrs V P Klmore. A dividend of 10 per
cent was declared.
A Good Plan. It Is a good plan to
subscribe for and read carefully your own
home paper, as it is the aim of this paper
to make It an educational factor In the
community. Besides that, if you are out
of a job, or wish to Increase your Income,
then here Is the place lo find It. In an
other column you will find an advertise
ment of Ii F Johnson A Co, of Richmond,
Va, for workers, that may Interest you.
Whatever may lie the cause of blanch
ing, the hair miy be restored to Its origi
nal color by the use of that potent remedy
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hatr Renewer.
One NnuLl Bile Itcan everv niirht fore
4n-k ni-ouseTcrpld Livers, sac. per I
Heavy rms to-dav
The Oregon City fid
a K
bosild be
irv tlx. we want It uo tbk war.
Wor on the Boidiers Homt a'
tmrg win begun next Motsstay.
Several prominent S P men are
lug a ueneral insoectlon nl the r .i
Itoge-
mu-
Scaator Dolf h arid dative? an addrr
before the New York Bar Assccii-lm at
Albany on Jan 15th.
ale Gleason, the draanMr.il in iba it v
aner a trip to an lranci',
with (Jolden Hale friends
Ofl a visit
Frank anl Fied Mer.der.liLl! of Harris
burg found an old can of ponder, and ex
perimented to see If old powder would
burn. It exploded, badly banting the
faces of ih? boys.
The place oppoji e the Devockat office
being remodeled by 5 E Young has not
been rented 10 F L Kenton, a slated ve
terday bv the Daocar, In fact has 'not
been renter to ny orie vet.
Mr Calvin Dub ber. brother of Mrs C C
Crandall, who has been ill in this city for
the past year, died last eveningat .''o'clock.
He wa buried this afternoon in the Ma
sonic ceinetarr.
All subjec het been praclica
ped In Cofsallis except the f nt bi
next Fiiday hetecd Hi- OA
Mullnomah Juniors. The r
i' dtop
gi ne
and
lhe game will depend coniderabit on the
tact ot whether they arrall jjr.'on- .r no:.
If none cf the regutar eleven p'av. Van
about Toa predictL Corvallis will' win.
At a meeting last evening the Mechanics
Band was le-organized and Wm Richards
wa clctcd leader. The Mechanics ha
always been a credit to Albany and prom
ise to be tr.uch so a ever" under lhe
re organization.
The world' record inedong distance
railroading wa beaten by a run f.om
New Or, leans to Chi-ago the other dav.
The distant of i 5 mile was run in 13'',
lmur, an average speed of 67 a, mile per
banst,
At a rreeiir.g iast evening McPhervon
Post GAR installed lhe f.iliowing offi
cer : Commander. J D Ker.diick : S V C.
R Brawn; J V C, I ) Miller; surgeon. L
H Monianic; cha;.ain, rt D Breckinridge
quartermaster. H Worrell ;0 of I), H D
Mrrand ; O of G, John Cotton; a-jutanl,
A B Woodin; sergeant major, H D Hv
man; q jarter-nas er sergeant, I B Beam.
A Toleco girl w riling lo the Yaquina
Bay Newf. cars: U i'.ie, my brather, sav
he I going to jc a great politician when
he gets big just like Senator Crosr.o. Pa
pa say he is just as gooi as Crosno, now.
Papa and msma don't always agree, es
pecially when tney talk about President
Cleveland and other large men like lud je
Swift, who wa at oar Xe Year's
ball.
Rev I II Fisi
Hon Jeff M
night.
Hem Jeff
lony.
f Salem, is in the city,
was in the city over
pent lat night in Ai
Mr alter l.von. of tl
r-form scfacwl.
I'-rmersy ot u.e .-layton i sites
citv todav.
was in the
B I KirfcpaJrtcl.of the Lebanon tipr.i,
was in the ity this noon.
H C Melt ahon. of the Salem indeprn-
iiea:. an ei nan" savs. weald use to g. to
vxjngresa. imb t no u .n.v.
Ueo r fiin .".nd famuy arc pre paring to
BBBwsa to litRimem 'n--sn and wilt Tiik
Asnland Xheir home. Ccrrallis News.
Mr and Mrs Jis-a Wheeler, are now at
Le Uato, til if., greativ improved in
baaith. They seem to nave found the place
. . : i . . .1 - -i-
jii sune.i i' ' uieir iu.
Miss Mildred Barmestcr went to-Portland
Icuy to r..;e r.er 3 ii-.i. ;:i masse. i:n i
expects to remain alsiut four months. She
will be the guet of Judge Be.linger.
Lionel Stagge. or whatever his name is.
was in ajaaas a w. ;. a .jttie over a year
ago in the interest cf a bolidav edition of
the i.lregonian. St is n.w the talk of Port
land.
Kosooe Price, who went north last wswk
was imnaediatelv taken with a severe attack
y isthrua and -r:ipe!led to retarn to hi
home at Hotel Oregon, where be recovered
himself after a - day's seige- Ashland
Kecord.
The funeral ol Mrs John Hansliaw at lhe
Congregational church this aflern.n. was
attended by a large number. Mr Hanshaw.
Mr Manstse'.d. Mr and Mr- Chsirch and
otheri from Portland, an I Mr and Mrs
lavis and oliiers from Shedd. being among
Uiorse present. I ne deceased leaves iranv
to st: vara the death of a good woman.
I leputy Collector Lansrell is in town for a
day or two to register the Chinese. There
are nearly thirtv who make their heatlvi.tr-
ter in Ashland, and all have had their pho
tographs taken and are ready and willing
i.i eotnpiv vim t:-.e uw. unie it tni .--a.
woman, who has rot patronized the pictura
man yet. Asiiianvi r.AoiM.
PrT C Mackav. Urand Maatar, and
i tank Davev. tlrand Iecturer. of the A
U V. were in the citv Saturdav. Th.e
pX))i authoritv that Hr Maokev lias the D 8
consuianip to Japan corralled and will a
cept as soon a the term of his present
om.s expires, in atsjiu lour wecSs the IT
would make workmen out of all the Japs.
t...
tawawaaw ssisarye .
A Tkaps Tax. The city tvuncil will
iiavt its hands full providing for satiafal t
ory revenue to meet the yearly exjiense. A
trade tax will not give satisfaction. Busi
ness men are the ones who pay the heavy
taxes on the regular levy, an.l they say a
trade tax siuip.y adds to the burden, when
they have thair hands full anyway. Itin
erants should bo tax-d heavily. The home
mervhants should lie favored, the ped lor
should pay for his privileges How shall
the revenue U r.ii-c-i. ProUibiy by re
trenchnit nt.
A 1.1. to Rli.istkii. No ftValiall have
vet registered here: but several will, t mw-
tont C 1 axton toiiti pioturvs tor two or
three vesterdav. and some this afternoon.
,'iin Westfall made arrangenients for eight
or ten mid San Wa for about the same
immU'r. Wetfail nys ail in the city w
register. 1 he c UBSM population liere is
not very extensive, and has gradually been
decreasing.
A Laxd Slide. A big land side 00
allied ut Oysterrille this morning de'aying
the passt'iiger tram until about 1 :ot. when
the slide wius removetl and the train started
for Alliunv where it was exinvted ut t:S0
o'clock, rhe wires were down, the other
side of Wrenn. preventing communication
with the Bay until aboof il o'clack.
Poopls who hava tiietl it, say that there
is do better medicine fjr dyspepsia than
Ayer g harsapartlla. it my not give one
the the stomach ol an ostrich, bnt it so
strengthens the alimentary crgars that
digestioa of'ordinary food lirconirs easy snd
natural.
ciuarsnreesl to curs Btitous Attach!
't untlou, Small kule Utuvr.
fro led to be tha Besl.
Tested and proved by over thirty years
use In all parts of the world, Allcock's Por
ous plaster have the indorsement of the
highest medical and chemical authorities
and mdlionsof grateful patients who have
been cured of distressing ailments volun
tarily testify to their merits.
Allcock's Porous Plasters are purely
vegetable. Thev are mild but effective,
sure and quick In their action, and abso
utely harmless.
Beware of imitations, and do not be de
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask lor
Allcock's, and let no solicitation or expla
nation Induce you to accent a substitute.
. I'. A SICE MEETlSli
KnoxBi ttk Ckanok Hall So. 22,
Pit H,
Janr.ary6, 1894.
Altii-. then has been quite a storm
niging and the wenther has Ijeen inclemeni
f r several days, there was quite a good
number of patrons in attendance at the reg
ular meeting of the Linn County i'u-ui..--Council
P of H.
m due time the house wa called to or
der by the Worthy President, Bro J II Scott
in the chair.
The worthy secretary read the minutes of
the last regular meeting of the council and
stood approved as read.
The agent asked for further time to
make his annual report, and time wa
granted.
Cnder head of new business, the worthy
treasurer, A G Marshall, offered bis an
nual report, which on motion, ret- r. was
accepted and placed on file. Motion car
ried. Also, the worthy secretary offered his
annual report which was very thorough
and seemed to be satisfactory to all the
members present. Motion prevailed.
The election of new officer for the year
lS'jt drew out several remarks by different
members present, and it wa thought i -
to proceed with the election, and, on mo
tion that v; proceeed with said election.
Motion carried.
The election resulted as follows : Presi
dent; H M Palmer, of Riverside grange;
vice president, S A Danson: of Harmony
grange: lor secretary, a J Jonlan. ot tuiox
Butte grange; treasurer, A G Marshall,
of Hanuoney grange: agent. Mart Miller,
h...ji Butte grange; chaplain. J t
Propst. of Harmony grange; gate keeper.
onn. of Knox Butte gran"e; truitesa.
M if Wilds and H S Williams.
'"be next meeting cf the council will be
!d with Harris burg grange the first Sat
urday in February IHSS4.
1 he president declared a recess for din
ner.
Alter dinner the house was called to or
der and proceeded with business nnder
suggestions for good of the order. When
uaen an am anaataa r-p-.u.v
Bro H S Williams on assessment, and state
board of equalization, snowing up some of
the inconsistency of the same to the satis
faction of all present Bro W M HiUeary.
sec of Oregon state grange, made some good
and wholesome remarks on several impor
tant questions.
On motion that a vote ot tnanks it- ten
dered the members of Knox Butte grange,
for the use of their hall and the sisters for
the bountiful repast furnished. On account
of the day being very inclement there was
not as nui real Ijasiness done as might
have been.
The retiring president was called on to
nake some remarks suitable for the dav.
which he did in a very desireable manner.
A vote of thanks waajter dered tha worthy
president, and all the otScers for their ser
vices. On motion to adjourn
J W hfM
Scribe.
Reucioits Sevices. The usual ser
vices will be held tomorrow in the M B
church. At 3 JO p m the pastor will preach
will be conlinueti at the M E church each
evening next week. Rev 1 D Driver. D. 1'.
ot Kugene wsii preaca each night canng
next wo-i. Aii are cord iailv invited.
Retralar serrices at the V P church to
morrow morning and evening. S S and Y
PbUList Use lesroiar boor. Lverrhouv
is welcome.
In the at-senee of the pastor. Prof W VY
Iiavi. of Jefferaon. will ensidntt the ser-
riees at the Kvangelical church tomorrow
ramming at 11 am Ia the evening Rev L
r urser win ocenpy tne pnipu-
Rer C H M -Ke- is expected to niilisas
the I 1 Ol tomorrow al the usual 4
o'clock meeting. A mala quartet will fnr-
nuin usune.
Bible olass in the Y M C A parlor at 9
a m. Ail members ar reaested to t
present.
Obituary. Wm Q Montgomery died
Jan I He was born in Baaari.
county. Kv . Mar LtU. Crossed the
plains in 147. and in I52 settled on the
place where be died. Was united in mar
nege in 1 152 to Miss Mary L Cnsick.
tiet-ame a member ot tne L nnsttaa cnurrti
in 15. and was an exemplarv Christian to
the dav of his death. He was the father cf
IS children. 10 of whom are still living.
who with their mother mourn the loss ot a
kind and affectionate husband and father.
Brother Montgomery has alwavs been held
in high esteem by those lhat know him. for
:: isiest principles and unswerving integrity.
Km t ItOODSAX.
Wanted to Ripe An amusing inci
dent aeeanea at the site of the street car
barn, recently burned, this noon. The car.
with its charred top and broken windows.
stands in the front or the burnt puce, a
libinidated lookintr soe.ta.le. A eonnlo
;ust trom the train, wiui their hands tuil
Kcsrvraev. rushed throach the ram tor the
car. got on the plattorm an-i were aiout to
enter for a trip down street, waen arrested
M the cneers ot several wno were watching
the mistake- Tney "caught on' to the
joke, and hastily fled to the sidewalk and
fnm the scene.
AVPB'C
Sarsaparilla
' m "
SMiTn, of Towanda, Pa.,
whose constitution was completely
broken down, is cured by Ayer'a
Sarsaparilla, Ho writes:
" For eight years, I was, most of the
time, a great sufferer from constipa
tion, kidney trouble, and Indiges
tion, so that my constitution seemed
to be completely broken down. I was
induced to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and
took nearly seven bottles, with such
excellent results that my stomach,
bowels, and kidneys are in perfect con
dition, and, in all their functions, aa
regular aa clock-work. At the time
I begau taking Ayer'a Sarsaparilla, my
weight waa only 139 pounds ; I now can
bt-ag of 150 porvids, and was never in so
good health. If you could see me be
fore and after using, yon would want
me for a traveling advertisement.
I believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla
to be the best in the market to-day."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
rrsjmd by Pr. 3. C. Ayr k Co., Lowell, Has.
Cures other, wii! euro you
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
sS
TUTIi-K IS 1IKKK1IY 01VKN" THAT THK I S
dersiifue.1 bave been at(K.iuted sdatmisi rasor of
tit MUtu ol L uertisrvt, late sa unn eiiuniy, or..
ikveasvsl . All raoiia bsving claim iriut asul
estate are hereby requirad to present th.m duly
verinml u bv law leaulrcl to vh uudereiiriieil at
Corvallis. Ureson. within six monihs lrm the
ila'e here J
ISctwl this SSth Jay ot Xovsmher. 11S.
LEO GERHARD.
UKNRV GERHARD,
Wsatbarlunl WI I'haiuberiain, Administrator
AUy Kr AdmlD.
j95k WILL
Si w si
CLEAR i fLONQl
SKInI sk LIFE I
mental! w E STRONGl
EMER6Ygjjp. NERVESJ
SarsaparillaI
"Aa oH M
thf! hills" and
never excell
ed. " Tried
and proven"
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu
lator is the
only Liver
and Kidney
m m 1 jajagpisassa m
Better
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-
Tha
n
Pills
neya. Try it
.Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to tie taken dry or made into a tea.
The King or I -leer Medicines.
" I nave naed your Hlmnou Liver Beau
lator and can conacientloaeiv- say it is the
king of all liver meri!.-lne. I consider It a
medicine cheat In ttaelf. Geo. W. Jack
sos, Taooma, Waahinaxon.
ar-EVZET PACKAGE-
the S Stamp ia rei
mm
taaMaa .I a f,si a
Seta,
Will
Sl.COperElottae:
(Joe cent a dose.
This -.t.Ii Cor'a Cttbb crcmTitIv evra
when ail ottaesa faff, Ccagha. Cr-p. Scrr
Threat, Hsaraeaeaa, Whoopiag Cs-t h and
Aathrna. for Cossss;tiaa Stnas no rival?
taa curei thonsiia. sj: I wtil cxn TOC if
taienla vne. Sold by TJninists on a guar
antee. Fee a Lame Deck or Cheat, tase
SHILCH 3 BELLADONNA FX-ASTESJSc,
CATARRH
REMEDY.
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1891, 18QS3
Tersa Wpeaed September Sic
Irst
A f-- 1 corps of Instrnotors.
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARf
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
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all grades of students.
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