EwMs
tmorrat
VOL XXIX.
Ill IIWMIIII
Infants
T
HiRTT yen-V ohoer-ratton
tnllltona of persons, penult
for
It la nnqneatlonafcly the neat remedy for Infanta and Children
the world ha aver known. It la hnrmleaa. Calliiren like It. It
' gfvoa thorn health. It wilt oawe their live, la it Mother hay
THBelitng which la aoeoletely aafo and practically perfect aa a
child' medicine.
Oastoria destroy. War
Caatoria allay Feverithne.
Oaatorla proven ta vomiting Sony Card.
Caatoria cure Piarrhcea and Wind Colic
Oaatorla relievea Tee thing Trophies.
Caatoria cnyaa Constipation and Flatulency.
nentraHaae the oxteot of oarfcomio acid gas or pojaonona air,
do not eon tain morphine, opium, or other narcotic property.
-H-tea the food,
1
Tina; healthy and natural aleep.
WE
rla la pat ap In rma-ala hottle only. It ia not aold in hulk,
TKn't
allow any one to wM yon
at it la Jnrt aa good" and " wiU anawor every purpose.'
Boa that yon got C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
aa- -
The fae-tnilo
t aignataro of
Children Cry for
The Bast She
S3
S5,
TS lor lot l-ui uooef. tanfl
Maw-? Mt -ym, VaV
aneWBrtirirrrIS-B. m.
VaSnaBaaarSHam1- IV T..
W. L. DOUCLAS Shoe are stvlith, easj fitting, and give better
satisfaction at the price, advertised than any cither make. Try one pair and be
rinced. The stamping of V. L. Douglas name and price on the bottom, which
Karantee their value, save thousand, of dollars annually to those who wear them.
T I U .1 1 . ( 1 1 T . .....
-'cn j.u.n nits .1 n . i ssvu-iaa
incrcaac 1:1c ..it. ua tmrir iuy line 01 ncr.t.
ana we relieve y-a rot save money ov tr-
Li;:oju. Irs l.oa pp!!:lica.
Forealeby the iE LAIN. CLOTHING CO.
Jewel Stoves
and Ranges
The Best On
Earth
Matthews & Washburn.
SOLE AGENTS
PA'HONIZt HCI
THl FARM & IKBCHAMTS
-Albany,
as f
UKa), 1'roHldeat.
J I. COWAN, TreaMUror
-mancToa
1 Cowan, Geo F S'tnipaon, W I
J K '.Vouururt r 1
'. t l, II
i'J i
-ALSO riL.TIUCT
several Solid Eastern
G.C MOON.
Sujcessoc to
Flour and
Opposite Russ Ilcuse.
Ha on hand a full stouk of C i pp i I'e "', ('o:va.l:a Fliu-, Bran, Shorts, Ov. in Metl
Graham, Buckwheat, H)C ri,ur. Ha), 0it , 8 raw, Po atcc, Apples, etc
R ST. JACOBS OIL
PAINS
Rnd all toe
u r-.-, iiJI (iniliis and loss
uittrit, which Irad t.i
. vent pocket. SI per
BnsrnBbaSsvJkann
sBeassxb n mi lsi mi.
jdruciriKtH. Ask font, take
In viuln wrapper. Addreni
For asie In Albany .Ore. .by J. A. CUMBUNU
Euirrrd at the 'os Oflic at
and Children.
of Caatoria with the patronage of
01 to apeak of it withont frgassnjgss
regulates the atomach and oowaja.
anything elao on the plea or prosni.
is on every
anper.
Pitcher's Castor ia.
W. L DOUGLAS
SHOE 6ENTLEKK.
S4 and $3.60 Dress Shoe.
83. 50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles.
82.50, 82 for Work i ngmer
S2 and 81.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES
83, $2.50 82, $1.71
t ACTION. -If Ur dnU
offers you W. i.. DoihcBV.
shoes at a redutsed puce.
or he ha. I hem wall
oni me name atamped
the bottom, pat him
do
noes gain customers, wj-lcn nci;-.. tc
Tt.-r can afTerd to r-M fit a 1-.
r
'tit, ::! year, f. .!.., f :
. i-. it5L"v'
rlHSTITUi JUS.
Oregon
J O WRrinM AH
o K -IfSITtHON. Vino Prtwl Is it
It Montndh.M. s).T.Drg,!J W"l, ti
itr" ' vVrltamvn.
AOKMTS FOE 5
and Foreign CompaMeb
I A Morr's
ii'eed Store.
Would InouiB tho cyfJH to SURH.
WlOllTw. -avh.
MANHOOD RESTORED!
euuruulwed tocuru all nervous diarjai.,itucb an Weak Mcmorr.IsORHor ilraln
Power, Ueadacbe, WakefutnefiR, J-oit Kuibood. Nlirbtly KmimotUL Nervou-
if poTTr;a Uunorati . Organs t citbor wrcaui-ad
Infirmity, ("oDnoriiptUtn or InaanUy, Can be carrleil la
box, for S6. by mall pruualil. WlttiaSaS order wn
t i buffo. ijiIudi or MlLQ"
riiif n runrunrie 10 ture or reiund Che nvner. Ho d uraJl
no other. Write for free Mdlrnl Hook sent aeLtfd
NltViCO.D CO.. MuatwUlaTemtile.CuiufW.
and by U0DOM A MoT A W !,a.Mj, DruKsff ta.
Albany. Or., as s. onil-l lav. Mall Matl I.
THURSDAY
I el'.i H4.1I !9.o.)a ou Salary.
Y
Btitti
to dm x-Rcrei
bit 11 is': up Hi
n Hail!. t
.is receiver ol tha
o give below
Oregon Pacific, which SrS
Tpniorrow we will publish
nhmd toon lb situation
Ilie comment
, which will
be in th? Hup c4 t lie KpQft:
'"This lieiun my t't.al rcrport, I bag to
Sail y..ur honor'l attest! m to the fact
thai for my services as receiver o: these
proper! it s, I have been paid on y the
suia ot 11000, this hub having baan al
lowed me "on account" by vour order of
July 1893, In tiiiu coniiectit n I deaira
to submit a few (acts,
"First. Thai 1 entered upon the .lis
charge i.f mv duties as receiver unon t'ie
6th day of March, tfiBS, and from that
date until January Btb, ISM, a period of
practically ten montl:s have devoted my
entire time solely and exclusivelv to my
duties as such receiver.
"Second. That to the discharge of such
duties I brought the accumulated exper
ience of IS years of ooneaoeitive railroad
work, which experience is my capital,
and which has been of the greatest ben
efit to the property under my charge.
"Third. 1 futnished in the state of
: Oregon, bonds to the amount of f."0,000.
aud having been appointed by the stale
cuurt of ew lor..
pain's property Tfi :rit state, I also fur
nished bonus there in the sun: of $lu
O.o.
Forml: 1 hat alien I assumed
cluirge of the property, 1 found it carry
ing a debt in the shape of receiver s cer
tificates oi fSO.000, in debt to i's unptoy
ees, for labor, to the amount of $1.7.000.
and owing $-5,000 for material furnifhed
That by reason of the confidence inspir
ed by my appointment. I vas at once
able to dispose of $-iO,C0O of my ceuin
cates at pgr, the amount being paid out
to the employes, upon their back pay,
of which they stood greatly in need.
"Fifth. Tnat by diper.ing eith
various officials, reducing the salaries
and for -e of employes, cancelling con
tract, and the introduction of economi
cal methods of operation, the propeities
hare been operated by me at a total
annual saving of about S100,0u0. Twenty
thousand dollars of hi was saved by
reductions of force and salaries in the
general ofiicas, fJ5oO by reorganizing the
an Francisco office, SM0 perannum by
utilising the tug in freight ami passen
ger service, HOuOW by eubetituting wood
for coal under tha boilers of the tteam
ahip. An average saving also, of 20 per
cent baa been effected in the cost of al
most every article purchased, by thec'ose
attention to the buying oi supplies-
"Sixth. Prior to to the apooj tment
of a receiver the company employed the
following general officers : A president,
first vice president and general manager,
second vice president, third vice presi
dent and treasurer, secretary and assist
ant treasurer, and that all of these officers
were continued under the first receiver
at salaries aggregating about $30,000 an
nually That I personally assumed and
carried on. so far aa the receivership is
concerned, all the duties of the foregoing
officials-
'Seventh, i! at 1 found the property
entirely without insurance, and as the
river and ocean boats were subject to
extra hazard, and it was necer.ar that
the property should be insured That
no funds for the payment of the premium
were available, bat in spite of the rules
of the insurance union, forbidding the
acceptance of anything but coin for pre
miums, and in the face of many diffici!
ties, I finally succeeded in protecting the
property by placing insurance upon it to
the amount of $224,000-
' Eighth. I have made many and im
portant improvements to the property
tntbe shape of repairs 'o tratk. bridges
motive power and equipment, so that
the physical condition of the property is
lully :w per cent betur Wian w neni
assumed change of i
"And lastly 1 beg to assure your honor
hat the successful operation of these
properties for almost a vear. burdened as
l.ty were with debts innumerable, baa
involved the inoet painstaking care, and
has been accomplished only by great
personal exertion. That numerous seri
ous complications have arisen through
the fact that, the properties were not
earning sufficient to pay their operating
expenses, employees have oeen several
times oa the verge of striking, persons
furnish'Ug material have f e-n aw the
verge of refusing further credit, and only
through mv persona! exertions, aud the
Confidence of sucli employees and persond
in the integrity and honesty "I purpose
of the receiver, have such crlsises been
averted.
In view therefore of the above facts.
I respectfully represent to your honor
that I - eve that I am entitled to the
sum of $10,000 as parment in full for my
services, and pray that you will make an
order allowing such sum and ordering
it paid front the li'et monies that may be
applicable to the purpose that may come
into court or be paid into the nanus ot
the receiver.
Very respectfully voure,
E V BaMXT.
Tuiiia Waoch Here are some of the
wages paid 0 V emwloyes under Receiver
fladley:
( l Walker, cashier and clerk $125
Charles 'Jlark, d:spteher 19
C T Wardlaw, it F & P A 150
Ob Hopkins, auilitor
W F liraggins, clerk , S
Jno Adams, " 86
C A Miller, agent 80
W if Bartgess, conductor 100
Jno Campbell, " 0
JroTway, W
U b ( hipman, master meclianic. . . LBU
Engineers, $4.50 per day, firemn, $05
per month, carpenters, ftM to t53 per
day.
At Will & Starki.. So 1, 2594; 2,
1591 ; 3, 1818; 4, 1505; 5, 1990; 8, 1482;
T.l.173, sVIMz, 9, 1376. Have yon any
''f the numbers.
Sew
HI
You don't have
twice 10 detect ibem
f i I
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rfat
;ht
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res,
inLrni- co
; i
brii
in
T
r
every ac
tion. Djseasc is
overcome
only when
weak lisvie
C.rlTTe
w i i ;v
r
EMULSION.
lHTTTt
ts replaced by the healthy
kind. Scott's Emulsion of
cod liver oil effects cure by
building up sound flesh. It
is agreeable to taste and
easy of assimilation.
i'liip irsil kr flaatt i n..rna, N. Y. All tlrut'tt.itn.
Notice for Publication.
Urrics at Oheoo.v Citv, Ok.
J.n. 5-li, lbllt.
Notlo i in norel.y bIvsii tint tha follow
ing uatnet seti'er has . ed notice ol his
lOtOBUOB b make, fina' ptoof in support
of nti olatm, and that, said priKif will he
made oefoin iheeounty Clsik of Linn
;. at A.ia-y, Ore. on March 0 IKiH.vIz;
Heury ll Mverw, II h No. 7353 for the
14 cf the 8 K and 8 X of 8 W !,' sec
28, tp 11, 8 H. K. He names the
following witneusoa to prove his.
continuous residence u pon and cuitlvaflon
of said land, viz: Lovl Pierce, Of rd well
Clark, Marshal 8 flak. Fred Myers, all
of Laconib, Liun Co, Ore.
Kobeiit A Mili.kh,
Itegister.
Tho republican state convention wil
be held on April l!,at l'ortland.
tto to the n tiara reii..t enfertalauienl
tonight. It will pgv, and the cmw Is an
Urgent on-
0 I MttaKBC ;, ., h, Ctttri
; IKm-. . tti mm nitibt it) ' u .,, nl
, the PupOliatS.
i .Mr little h:ih puul n-eil (hi iitih
; ket .f Set. nicer tV. Calal au neai toe
ma r-1-
U
unit w ill titun'.rer run it
J W Cuiek and Hon S V Daw ton re
I Hi ncd this neon front' I'.r Uod, where
they had been to attend a meeting ol
the lepublican central committee.
i'he (). A. ('. of Corvallis and the
l'ortland Fniversi'.v team will play loot
ball at Portland on . he 17th instant Cor
vallis will undoubtedly win with muscle
to spare.
Too box sh.et for Calhoun's "Hohe
iniilli Qirl" will he Opened at Hodges A
McFarland'a on next Sattnday morning
for those signing the guaianty , and on
Monday for u'liers.
The relief entertainment tonight will
begin at 8:30 o'clock, in order to give
tht m-attt ndiiig prayer meeting an op
portunity to w itness the entire program.
Mrs Willian.s, of Portland, has just
complete.) a fast, of 70 days on 'oread and
wine, and 40 dtys on water. She is be
coming the greatest crank of the age.
The taxpayers of the Drain school dis
trict laet Saturday voted a 13 mill tax,
on an a-sessed valuation ot $146,254-
te 0(
rate
voted by any dirtrict in Die state.
One of the causes of h.rd limes in
rortland is the fact that people are send
ing to eastern cities annually, over ?2i0,-
000 interest on au indebtedness of more
than $4,000,tV0. This is a heavy burden
on our community. Portland wgwMhw).
TheCorva.lis Tiire Is off. The Demo
crat has not countenanced the statements
oi the SaMJgl Journal, though it has pub
lished them. It never said Far a Gesi
were allowed $jS..oo f-r,lr tact his given
the true tituadon on that point.
W S Thompson, aa assignee of the Ore
gon Bank, has brought suit against E S
Barrows for $81$, An attachment will
be made against some Albany personal
property owned by Mr Barrows- He has
no real estate here-
The Oregon Trader must be hitting the
men who do no, advertise when it says:
Stop pat ronizir.g the niossback business
men and thus help to drive them away,
as t: rv are a stumbling block to the fu
ture prosperity of Albany.
Judge Fullerton went to Corvallis thi
noon to convene the extra term of ronrt.
'udge Strahan and Hon J K Weather
ford went from this citv. During the
Session the date of the it P sale may be
set
The Times sat s the date of the sale
w ill probably net be set at this session.
It is said that the salvation army will
open a lodging and boarding ouse for
ttie unemployed in Portland. Bunks for
50 lodgers will be snpp'ied and meals
furnished ior 5 cents Tiioee without
money will be given wcrx in a woodyard
Rigid rules will be tnforced. "Early to
bed and early to rise." the motto
A footba'.! team has been organized in
Corvallis as follows: Right guard, Mil
lard Hay., right tackle- Chas Rodgere j
right guard, I. Kelaay ; center. Win Skip
bin ; left guard, 'L IlavlssK-n . left tackle,
E"l Northup; left end, Fred Ober;
quarterback Alex Rennie, captain ; half
tvacks. Chas Young, Clyde beach ; (all
back, Virgil Watters
A couple Albany boys who disturbed a
meeting at the M E church iast week
gave tlumsei.es up voluntarily yesler
iay afternoon, end were fined ?2it apiece
and costs. It is safe to predtct the young
men of the city will not disturb any more
meetings. Better not distorb meeting
or people, anything or Xybody. That
is the bcs.1 program.
To-morrow evening ti.e oratorical con
teat to select a participant in the state
intercollegiate oritoHcal contest will oc
cur at the college chapel, beginning at
7 :30 o'clock. There will be Hires partici
pants, besides other exercises to make the
evenings entertainment a p!eaant one.
Everyb-iy is invited.
the Kvening Ieiio-bat says loal in a
game letween the college team and the
public school team, the latter won. etc.
We asked the captain of the college team
about the matter, cut he said be knew
no'hingof it. Where did the DaxocaaT
get its information ? College Cor. of
Herald. (lot it from the public school
boys
J W I .e w . of Crowley. Or., butchered
e'ght hogs last week, the grows weigh: of
which was '-.1- pounds, smallest one
weighed 302 and the largest Dne rG6
pounds Seven of the number were jast
one year old. and have been kept fat
enough for pork nit the time, fatted on
wheat. Thus d-raonetrating the fact
that a little stock, well kept, is more
profitable rhan large droves half starved
The Populist in windy langusge says
the Dewccr it lied, which is not a fact.
The county did exactly as statcd.allowed
$2i'd.l5 for publishing the dtir.qaent tax
list- W at else was paid, in all nearly
$.1)0 less than the Populists first figures,
was paid by delinquents before the sale
The Populist said the county allowed
the Dem i-B.T ?;!H, the Dbskxbit said
$$81.1$, which is true. Who lied?
Mr E i. Thompson ami famiiv
of Port-
lan!. are in the city.
Mrs al! rway, of Salem, is in tho citv,
the guest rf her parents, Mr and Mrs A V
Marker.
J L Akin, a former resident, brought in
the other day his two daughters and son.
together with something like a car load of
naggage. anl will again occupy the boanl
ing hall. Philomath cor. Times.
Mr W 1 Phillips, of Chicago, editor of
the Cynosure, one of the old papers of that
. itv, arriv.-.l in Albany this noon, accom
pained by his sister Mrs Coffield. of Oregon
lty. Mr fhillips is a son of Capt W N
Phillips of this city. He will remain in
Albany a few days.
Tile Calhiu x Oi'KKA Og, -Tbere will
noteworthy attraction at 'lie opera
bouse, Tuesday, Feb. 13th. It will be
the Calhoun Operacompany of 45 people,
and t.e:r own excellent orchestra. The
opera selected is Ilalfes most charming
and ever popular Bohemian Uirl " ll
will be handsomely mounted and gor
geously costumed. The principals are
all well known operatic favorites and the
list comnrises such names as Miss Laura
Clement, prima donna soprano; klias
ij i ceici t arn it, prima oonna con; rami ;
Mibh Alice Johnson. Mezzo soprano
Miss Beatrice, McKenzie, soprano; Miss
Aiveno i.eon i, contralto; Mr (ieo Lydiug
primo tenor; Mr Wm Hhusbe', primo
baritone; Mr Dotixlaa 1 lint, bass and
comedian ; Mr Rutland Calhoun, com
edian; Mr Alexander Thompson, bari
lone; Mr Otis B Thayer, tenor. The
sisters Brascee from LeB tollies Bergere
Paris who will be seen in new and mar
velous dances. The grand orchestra of
2" well trained voices and the capable
orchestra go to make n. a perfect pro
duction. It is not olteu Aibanv thealre-
I jjoers have a chance to witness such a
i ..I i . .... ...
HpiciuiKi organization ami the house wili
no doubt be packed to the doors.
The sale of seats opens at Hodges &
McFarland for subscribers on Saturaday
and the regular advance sale opens Mon
day. A .Ikkpi.kwin 1'aii.i he. The Ln1t0
i bat learned this noon thai the well known
general merchandise store of A Tangier &
Co, of Jefferson, was closed this morning
by creditors. This was a leading business
houso there and was supposed to lie solid
financially. No figures have yet been re
ceived in lfrrM to the extent of the
failure.
Bio Pica. Mr Ubbe Peters, the rustl
ing larmer brought to Aibanv this morn
four pigs weighing dressed 882 pounds.
They wore only seven months old and
display a growth that is remarkable. Mr
filers received $48.61 for them. No one
hears Mr Peters complaining of hard
times.
ALBANY.ORM3QN, FRIDAlf. FEimUARY
Iteferring to the interview w ith vr ileo
(J Bingham phboslieo in li..--Ijily I'i.mis
cuat ot (lie ''!Hh instant Mr C C ilognn
sayw:
'Mr Bin-lmm iio doubt l-liivei lie is
giving a new version of the 0 P matter;
but a reading of the secret r.-p..rt of Mr E
W lliuliey to the Blair-Wharton faction,
last October w illf shov . conclusively that
Mr Bingham's infom, ut drew on that
dotsiuient for liish.-tt- fancies -ami not
on the court records at orvallis. The re
ports to the court made hy Col ll"gg while
reieiter, from time to time, and the teno
graphic report of nn examination for eight
days on the aivtsint of the i n gon Pacific
aud of the rvceiyer an- all on lile and can I
seen by anyone.
These reportaare very full and complete
even to detail ia strong contrast with thoe
tiled hv his -
If Mr Bingham liad examinetl tlisi he
would have found iletailed stateinents of
every . issued by Col Hogg and
the imrpose for.wbich it was issueti.
Of these overf $500,000 were issued for
judgment, payrolls, bills, etc. incurred
pnor 10 me ieceiersiitp ol lol Hogg.
$15o.U00 were for the purchase of the S S
illamette
niniak a
debtedness during his receivership, nnd Mr
Bingham lends himself to the same decep
tion. Not intentionally, I am sure. ' - . i-.-no
reapectable attorney would do so. and I
am told Mr Bingham' stands well ia his
profession, no doubt he has tern imposed
upon.
For instance the figures be trives as the
indebtedness of receiver Hadley at the close
of his retuivcrship are identical with those
given by Mr Hadley in the report referred
to about page 107 as the amounts due I it -tober
1st. lrt3 Mr Hadlev went out Jan
uary 6th 1894. 1 it possible those remain
ed unchanged all those month--
The figures fa gives as the anrOBBBB due
the various counties for t.ixe- are u'ten
from page 03 of that reptrt Bad an? not
correct, so 1 am informed.
Mr Bingham might have said the court
records show that most of the indebtedness
wa incurred prior not only to Mr Had ley's
receivership but to Col Hogg's receivership
if we includ the purchase of the B B Wil
lamette Valley.
Mr Bingham says Mr H.-ileys :.e were
$6000 per month . The court indrbtedneai
iraraased in hisadminiatrati.-nl'etwerr: $12.
000 and $15,000 per month. I am sure. As
to the great improvements, the books show
a little over $StW0 for betterments. Of this
$2fAJ was for taking tip a few lengths of
rails from a siding and relaying litem on
grade already made and with ties previous
ly bought- Mr Mike Sixtcn. who did the
work, savs the labor cost 4s.0O. Where
did the $1942 go?. Mr Hadley ran the
mad behind just abo-Jt ae much per month
as did Mr Hogg-. He found one year's fue!
on hand and lei none.
He found a fine merchandite trade fr-::i
San Franciscy to Valley point and lost on r
wi muiii iiu iiii'-'i an till ill -
oe par cent ot it a records in this crty wU
-how
tie toun.i the river
paving exiens. and
divirioe more than
lost in ten months
ver $lo.0u5 and sacTitke-t the river to the
opposition.
He found the S S W-lUmette Valley
practically clear and left her boiesaly ti-l
np. 1 could go on in this manner a inng
time but wiil not. It ha leen try policy
to abstain from any personalities ami is my
report to the employes, when emploved a
expert. I stated the' lore facts, as f had
found them, without comment.
The persistent misrepresentation, evi-
oent.veniaitaiir.tr irom -'ir mk ,cv. tut
a one caused ! me to "P havr done at
a'.-ut Mr Hadlev's regime
w ........ 1 it
ik.S 1 .. .. 1
yet been made public.
Yes. of course you may u.-e my name.
Mr Hogue wa anditor of the company
so long that he is tborooghly familiar witii
the facta and we ad visa Mr Bingham to
onilt him rather than a serret rejssrt.
which the author tjok great pains to seep
from the public.
Mwsr Hughes and Clark read from this
rejsirt at the time they were pleading for
the confirmation of their bid of M0B,w9$ to
prove that the road wa worth no more.
The language of the report as we rememler
it was "The present value is practicailv
nil."
Mr Hogue would say nothing as to th
Salem Journal's attacks oa Judge KcFad-
iien. except that tney were able b nght
their own battles arid, that
any real inteet in the road.
wither had '
Had never
taken anv part in Benton countv itolitic
and knew ai:uot nothing about them.
He spoke in the highest terms of Mr
Clark's integrity and was sure he would
receive the aid of all cJassea in hi. difficult
position, and that he would !e abla to hold
the road up till a. sale could be Bsade at a
reasonable price.
ine onsnngs 1 r city an 1 national uonai
indicated that idle capital wa seeking in
vestment and that meant much to the
creditors of the O P.
He had not received his lack pay ami all
his property was along the line ot road, so
tie was deeplr interested in seeing a good
sale made.
I'sh.k Ton's Cabis. The BoU
Miner j
savs: ihen i no tienving toe : act mat
thuuifh the original text of "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" ha len eliminated from the play
the name itself proves a drawing card. ihL.
was demonstrated bv the attendance at
Magti ire's opera house which fill. I every
seat last night and heartily enjoyed the
rendition of the play by Sutton's double
company. Sympathetic, tears followed
Little hva and I ncle lorn and r.liza, and
roars of laughter responded to the spoet lies
of Lawyer Mark". The dogs, the uonkejs
and the ponies are well trained and came
in for their share ot appreciation.
Sutton's double "I ncle Totu's" show is
a good cne.
A Waterloo Take Off. A corres
pondent of th Express writes: Them will
be an exodus from this little crumjied up
Tillage in the early spring-time l our cor
rafitondent will stay as he has no means of
going except by foot-gear and wind-motor.
Town lota have depieciated UK) er cent
since th Mayor wrote his open letter to the
Governor. Starvation can be heard of any
day. and the committee on charity is over
burdened by work. This little mushroom
settlement is the nearest aprroach to an
April Fool it has been our opportunity to
live in, or stop (we cannot lay claim to !iv
ng )
DOS'l Want ChaRITT. -Several MillCit
men wore in the city yesterday. The me
state positively that they want no charity.
They want work and business. They have
wood to sell, aud will lie glad to sell it to
Allmnv MOdW. The county ia making ar
rangements to order a cor load nnd others
might do the same. The truth is there are
people iii Albany no bettor off than the peo
ple of the Santiam. We must give them
work too us much us possiblo
Wait Awhile. An Oregon man who
m nl lb mid -winter fair opening writes:
I was informed the Oregon state building
was just raised, and was not nour ready to
begin her exhibits, so 1 did not go to see
it. There were not more than one-eighth of
tho exhibits out of the boxes they were
skipped in. It will bike about too weeks
vol in net everything in their places. And
1 WOM Iii ndviso those contemplating a visit
,t.... in the fair to wait until the lest of
March at least.
f.i-KiniiT Oratorical contest at, the
t . . . 1 1 . 1 . p.
ehune . A program, ltegins at
ttSB Every body invited.
nll .0 the denot hotel by Mr Vundran.
xru;,. ),t. l-'lite orchestra of Suleui. Tickets
il 00: lunch 25 cents.
Populist speuking at the Court House.
Phrenological lecture at the W CTU
hall.
Mr C Geer deputy Internal revenue
collector Informs us that he will he in the
ei.Jn the ith. 15th and 16th o this
month Jocompietreglsterlngall Chinese
who may wish to do so.
iiinnm i
The following levies have Leen made in
Lion county by the incorporated cities, the i
mx not pameo, not Having made any lew:
Albany 5 mill.
Brownsville 3 mill, and $' poll tax.
Sodaville 2 mills.
Iiepunon . . . . 1 t mil s, city, 1 J, mills, roads
H alsey 8 mills.
The school dUtri.'L making leviet are
the following, with the names of the clerks:
Mills
22
10
4
3'.,
2
H
4
r,
4
m 1 mm. 01 rgsMiBirio-iisra
Ai.iia.ny. February 2ml. 1804.
There will be a treeting of the l-inn
County Central committee of the prohibi
tion party at the ottis of the undersigned
Koor. 2". Strahan PnBTBB faiaC k Allutiiv
Or., Thurralay, I'ebraaiy 22nd. 114, at
2 o clock p in. Members of the committee
and all prohibitionists an urgently re
and invitel to attend.
T. P. flat klkmax.
Chainuan Linn Co. I'rohil.ition Own
T!ie O.-eg
dered until
n Pacific sale will not te or
the atSjoarned term atxut
April 9.
Licenses hsve ben istued fr the mar
riage of H Doughertt and Christiana
Roe, Krcl J Keen and Elizabeth Vs eber,
R H ftourn and Sophrmia Eugbety.
Fifty tickets to the Midwinter fair at
rUn Francisco have alrcads been sold at
Albany, ten or twelve to people of this
city, a fact that indica'e some money fn
circulation.
Last a tsrrk a brother ar.d sister, aged
74 and 7S respectively , grasped tach others
hands lor over fifty ' years. They were
They were Gr.ndma Locke and her
brother, aho has just arrived from Texas
00 a visit. Corvallis Times.
Albany's lata tax w!i be rrills;
county and s-ate, 15 j city. 8; city schools,
i. This Is sevtn mii:s 'lower than the
Salem lax Salem Statesman. In th
mailer of high laxes Drain with her
mill school tax nil! have to re lre. See
dtt ei.e .here
F L Soch arrived in Albam thj mornint?
irom .-an r rancisro.
1 A Morri" went te Salani this coon
tith
a big shipment pf hay.
E rLuiler. of IViuvlelphia. will lo-ate
in r.ugene and i.uiid a flouring mill.
j irto Humphrey. !." S deputy marsiuti.
went ubite Sweet Home Wisirtetsdav to ar
rest Mr Foiiet and Henry Jackson.' on t'ae
j harg of cutting timber on garemment
ianos.
EJ M rant. Manager of the Northwest
Insurance c.mny is in the city for the
UUrutSBS of 8mirinir . n th. wincitntv r.t
j toe ta-ines of the Albany com piny. Sev
eral otter agents are aisj here for the same
purpose.
Sheriff Charibm. of Lake countv. paid
a visit to hi father. J K Chariton, this
week. Mr Charlton say the petrje of Lake
county are in a deplorable conditon finan
cially. Their nomes are mortgaged, and
there Veinir no market for farm product.
o. . m -c . - .
Le - r,oJT tttev niVtst of tw,,t
their homes . Lebanon Advance.
i-asi evening was a joyous occasion for
Mis. Ixttiie Layton. it Wing the occasion
of the anniverary of btr eleventh birthday,
a large ntiiiilter Or her friends were invited
in and the evening was spent in games and
other means of amusement, alisa Lor
Layton and Fdith Smick assisted in enter
taining. Refreshments were of conns a
pleasant feature of the occasion, ine fol
lowing were present : Loma Henton. Vesta
Her.ton. Lucie Chamberlain. Marguerite
Cham!rlain. Vila Maston. Lena Miller.
Kelhe Miller. Arlene Trajn. rlsBaw) Knerht.
Carrie Prichard. Vesta Wailtce. Addie
rVhiaW, Vince Mayo. IxKtie Layton.
lliarlcs I'hamberlain. Paul Wallace. Victor
lalbraith. ileorce Maston. George Prich
anl. I Vll.ert Burkhart. K..y Smick. Jerrold
v r-,wl' ,'1- ,trit ruiKharl. irni ll saBBiai.
""n; iwrnan. wfmorj bstmbbbx, rrans
uti; a .
Tur. Kki.ief KvTERTAiNnKxr at the
opera h sso netted ft " for the Santiam
jople. It wfnt off IBIBIBBflj The I M
C A orchestra U'gan the program and were
beitrd frequently during the evening fur
nishing some, excellent music Allen
Chamlierlaiu was beard in a comic recita
tion. Mr Langdon in a vocal solo. Walter
Kllis in, a wbi'tliag soht. en-oiei. Maggie
Murry an l Kva Cowan in piano solfts.iirace
Lore in a rtvitation. the guitar .jnartet in a
;- i ... .ir seltvtion. Miss Nora eyss sang
"After the Play." Keuben Thempson was
enavre.1 for a 1 bitch declamation. The
Oregon Paicrlc itiartet. Jeatse Barker. Bert
Van Clove and Frank and Pel! Stimpson.
with the lights out. and railroad lanterns
burning captured the audience in a live
medley. Be't an i leve by special tepest
sang "The Bowery Grenadiers.
Cinderella was then presented to the enjoy
ment of the nn. heme. Grace Ixve was a
?vod Cimierilla: Lillian Crawford did the
"rince in an artistic manner. Helen
Crawford as Kllen and Mrs Cora Coffman
as li.we diil some excellent acting. Mrs
I.ove filled the parts of god-mother and the
warden in an acceptable manner.
An i.vrTF.it ItoniiERv. Ijist night an
old gentleman bv the name of Thomas
Redding, aged about 70 ve.tr. residing at
the Walters hotel at Jefferson, took a
lantern and went out to an outhouse. Up
on opening the door he was viciously at
tacked by an unknown man. supposed to tie
a tramp, with a bridge bolt and several
uply gashes cut atom the bead. Ine old
man tlinched with the man. and in the
scuffle that ensued his lantern exploded
when the old man called for help. Before
it arrived the man had made good his es
cape- Mr riedtting is said to have money
and this is given as the motive of
the attack. Suspicion rests uikiii a man
who has ban in Jefferson but a few day.
Try Uuall biand Parched Oats.
Try Qulal brand diddle Cake Flour.
emis, the oueen of planets, now sets
two hours behind the sun.
Ask your grocer tcr Quail brand Parched
Oats, sometiing new lor breakfast.
(Jueil brand Griddle Cake Flour is
leadv to bake, and makes the best waf
fels, griddle cakes or gems, light as a
dream.
Uncle Tom't Cabin will be hare on the
Bttl, the beet on the road. When in Al
bany last year Sutton bad an immense
house, and gave general satisfaction. The
Anaconda Stanard of a recent date says :
'Uncle Tom's Cabin" played o the us
ual well satisfied audience at the opera
house here last night. Each of the char
acters was well sustained and the com
pany ia well up to the average of "Uncle
Tom" companies. A number of credi
table specialities were given.
Inhaxk. Parker Turnridge, a 10 year
old boy, was brought to Albany today
by his brother, examined by l.r ll W
Maston, declared Insane and taken to
the asylum this noon by Sheriff Jackson.
The cause given is typhoid pneumonia.
The boy ha beeu il), and will probably
be cured by the good treatment of the
asylum.
Buckingham's Pve for the Whiskers does
itsjwor k thoroughly, ooloriog a uniform browa
Si black, which, when d-y, will neither rub,
waih off, nor soil llneu.
Or. Price's Cream Halting Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Dist Clerk
5 I'll Stewart
1" DP Hantmaii
U .... J Clem
121 BE Uwton
'-14 KB ' ornelt
104 A K Murphy
I I' Kohis
74 ID Irvine
4'- T J Anderso"!
22 M Bilveu
8? W V liuiuiuer
&2 PC Stanard
3 J (' Oom
JW Hector
1 W B Doanca
181)4.
'Hi'
W here u Q f uh,rli. sujriiib-icient of
adbottea of :in county. On Thursday
night of la-! week he loft by uveriand foi
San IVnadac o. Before going l. niin ar
rangements with r' H Hart to a-1 fr.r
him as superintendent for set era I mouths
-Taring Uiat lie wa-
aii'ii'iait- tor Miner
iii ten. lent of Indian agencies for thin coast.
ami would ts; working for it. On Monday
the nth Mr Hart received a letter from I
him, containing nothing of importance.
His wife also received a letter written'
at Sai. Fran. iCO,hl which he admitted that
he bad done some i ro .ked word; but tlntt
u wvnsfl not t- tomiti out for some time
yet. It is probable he left -an 1 rancisco
Monday Btorning. rhnrsday Mrs Knr-ell
retiyeii . dispatch frosn Omaha asking her
to join him there. She telegraphel. refus
ing to do so and inferauag him that his
conduct was out. Mr. Busell then went
to the home A her father J A Smith ne-.tr
Halsey. What hmd Wnsisil eVane? Puring
the last two or three years three school dis
tricts have been discontinued. Kussell
used fictitious names as tierks and collectl
the warranto for the district, in one case
using the name of .1 W Crabtree. former
clerk of dirtrict 109. muring ail on one
ap.jrtioninen;. collecting money on tltese
apportionments. He also tcs.a "uKantat;e
ot a new lUstrict at Sweet Home, not vet
entitled to funds, and forging the name' of
the clerk Mr Yost, made out a warrant anil
collet ted the money from tlie treasurer. In
all about tlOuO has been traced up a- stolen.
Thi will probably 1 increased ifialsllj
He also ad led 6ij name to the list of tboie
drawing school money which was a source
of some revenue Triere is an examination
fet; of $1 from every :.pplii-ant for teachers
certihcatoi for an institute fund. This
Kussell collected ami ini Initial, pavieg the
expenses of institutes which are small. The
law requires this to Ise turned over to the
treasurer, which he never did.
There is a difference of opinion as to
where Prof Russell is. Some think he ha
gone to Hawaii and that the Omaha dis
patch wa a ruse; but it is probable the
dispatch was genuine, and that he has gone
to Central America, i perhaps hrst visiting
Missouri. i about which he has talked con
siderably to friends, and where a former
Halsey friend recently went. A warrant
has been issued for hiarrest. Will he be
caught?
The superintendent does not give bonds,
hence the county will probably hare to
stand the loan,
Beside his defalcation Prof R isseii owes
a good many local debts, perhaps $1000.
Perry Conn has attached some lots in Mrs
Russell name in Viereck'a addition, and
The Albany Kcrnitme Company is after
some property near Halsey.
The affair ha caused 'considerable sur
prise, a Mr Risli has sfcwd well in th
community, though some familiar with
htm nave Hi-pecte.1 matters were not right.
Obatobical C.vtet. A large audi
ence bear! a prvgrarn fall of interest at the
College chape! last evening on the occasion
cf the contest for a candidate to the inter
collgiate oratorical tournament at Eugene
on the l"th in' tant. The students liegan
with yUpidee." closely followed by ten
girls in costume in a gossip pan tomirne.a de
lightful affair. Mr Louis Anderson delivered
a declamation in Danish Ada Fiickengw
d-hvered an oraticn on Patriotism'' a tal
ented effort, deiivered ia a well rounded and
pleasant voice. "Mrs Candies Wv tnre" by
four juniors. Mary Stewart. Maud Bry-urt
Frances Mturthv and Feta rorbC, wa ni
particular merit. Mehrin Williams de
livered a flowerr oration on "Nature."
The students aS -PoUv WcJ'-y Poodle ail
the Pay." Arthur Foshav was heard in
his orati-n cn Wajcxioo, an excellent nar
ration of that greatest military contest
Several live sing followed, and the com
mittee. Hon J h. W eatherford. Mrs Rev
Trow and Etfiof Irvine, rendered their de
cision, announcing the contest aj follows?
A Melrin Wt;Uams. 21,: Arthur Foshav.
79,. Flickenger. 7C. Mr William
was declared entitled to the honor of repre
senting the college at Fagene.
Pbobatf. Rf.xrp. In
Marts intent.iy sled,
pointed.
.-state of Nancy
ttpraiaers ap-
lnestat of SQ McIVmald
inventorv
prona.
fiW. Rea! nrowrtv.
e.i-.Jju.
In estate of T A Wcsterreit. will aimit
tcvl to reeerd. Fanne vVestcrvelt apitointed
eiwBuix.
In guaniianship of
bond of approwd.
U-anler H Jones
In guardtanshij
of Pearl and Bnsnse Mil
t appointed guardian.
ier. Marv J Mill
bond tlttO.
In estate of Martha Hunter.
inventory
personal.
filed. Real urot.-rtv. S-.J-4o.75;
Sis
In estate of Rebecca Brown, final account
set for Monday. March 0.
In guardianship of David. Flora. Bertha
and Lla Miller. Man iMiUer wa
ed guardian. Bond $'. 000.
appoint-
TitF. Best of the Season. Tuesday
Feb 13th tli t tsr. House will have the
strongest attract! tn of the season it being
uie ntBnWB ubbujd opera comany. num
licrir.g 45 people, a grand chorus and its
own excellent orchestra Ihe principals
comprise such well known people as Mis
Ijtv.ra Clement. !a-t season wrh Lillian
Russs-U. Miss Sylvester Conuish. of tlie IV
Wolf Hopper Opera Co. Miss Aiice Johns-
ten of the New York t'aii.o. Miss Aloena
Leoni an.l Mis. BtAtrit'e McKenzie cf the
ntnTttTBian. Mrlleo Lyding. late of Mi
tieijers Comiwiiv. .Mr Um bhaster. last
season with the loff "iiera tomistny. Mr
IXmglas r lint and Kertland Caihotm of
the Calhoun Opera Company, Mr Alex
Thompson. Mr Otis Thayer. Mr llo-.t llar-
land. .Mr Jack Boice. Mr J hdgar Mcn.ee
and .Mr Sol t-otilson ot the I anlice liali
Co.
R Kt.it. tors Sans Una 1 hi account of the
revival meeting in the Williams"in neigh
borhood Rev L S Fisher will only preach
once on Sunday at the hvangelicnl church
ilson Itiain will occupy the pulpit Mindav
evening.
ipecial coiniminion st'Tvute tor the re
ception of members with infant Itaptisiu at
the Ccmgregational chnrch tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening the pastor will seak
on "thrist s Call to a Busy Man. i hnst
i;m Endeavor and Sablnith school as usual.
A Pi.itky Woman. Mrs M A Bridges
a lecturer on I'd. 1 Fellowship, who former
lv lived in Eugene was victim of a foot tad
- o T- .1 .1 . I . I?
in isiiii rninciM-o u; otner uigiu inwnuug
to the Examiner. She resisted the attacx
although the muzzle of a pistol was t!atsetl
in close proximity to her head. In the
tussle a diamond pin and her purse were
thrown to the ground, lite property wa
recovered but the would Is? thief escaped.
In Daxof.r. Corvallis is liable to be
withont a river. Tlie tiazette says: Ahord
two more seasons of high water liVe those
already ex(Hrienced this winter Sriu result
111 the cutting of a new channel thnnigli tho
Willbanks farm and thus leave Corvallis on
a comparative island, ivs it were. Not'iing
but a small bed of gravel two or thrse feet
tnicK and perhaps a hundred ttvt m u-itgtn
prevents the water from pursuing that
which is almost a natural channel through
this farm to the lake, thence into its natu
ral course.
A CLIItt Eujets
lite pleasant toivor. gentte action ano
soothing effect o Syrup ot Figs, when
need of a laxative, rod if th father
mother he costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that i
Is the besi family icinedy known an
eveiy famllv should have a bottle.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so
displeasing to many people as maikgot
age, may be averted for a longtime by
using Hall's Hair Kenewen
Shtloh's Cure, the great cough snd croap
are, is for sale by as. Pooket sis contains
wenty-tiv does,oaly 25e. Chiltirea lore it
oahay Mason.
MrriM, PablUker and Proprietor.:
scjiazi ami
The vote on tolling the "jride occ-r.
n xt Moi.d iy .
The etate d -i o .'atic ctinyeniion wil
be held in h .ona April 17.
Pendleton t x payers will nay 38 mills
this year, 13 mills ahead of Aloaiiy.
M F Kui.om, treasurer of Cmatiils
county, is said to be a defaulter I-. a .. re
turn. Job's bans of Corvallis will psy a io per
Ottnt divid.'nd nex. week. He ler than
nothing.
Mrs E K Biigh'man of Ashland has just
fallen heir to $15,000 by the death of her
father in Illinois.
The Oregon City Expreit say !I H
Hewitt, of this citv is among those men
turned for governor.
About twenty couple were present at
the hall at the dpot hotel las', evening, a
pleasant time Is reported.
It is now learned that Chailes Hums
and Gu Beor.icke are twins. Eich was
23 years of age yesterday.
lo,ooo for the anpoon of the National
Guard, .nd "2o,ooo lor unito-m. (or i&n
i timr-ly ij i culout these hard litres
The rir it court at Corval is adjourn.'
last even-i, untfl March 1. when list
dale ol th. 0 P sa'e will probacy be et.
Frank G .thrie, who has been a con
ductor on C-.e S P R R for number of
yeaes. ha res gned hi position o account
of i.l health.
It ha been decided 10 leave 'h- t j fire
engine ta ttcir preer.t quarter., p-e
pu'i : : demand t'tr thl wa so great lha:
00 o;hcr course could very well be taken.
The K 4 Plaindealer mentions the
fact that R B Hout.on, S P railroad agent
at.d well known In Eugene, i a demo
cratic candidate for (beriS in Douglas
county
The regular month' v meeting of Linn
Engine Co No 2 will' be held Monday
evening. All members and exempt are
requested to be present, as Important
bu.ines will be transacted .
The store of E P Weir Si Son at Jordan
wa burglarized Tuesday night. Two
ooxes of tobacco, smoking tobacco, 12 or
IS paper of coffee. 3 pair of shoe and
pair of gam boots were stolen.
The zoological museum of the Agricul
tural College has received from Power
some aixty specie ot invertt brates spec
ie now existing and many fossils a very
fine co lection for which donation the
college extend most appreciative thanks
to mr Powers. Corvallis New.
JJTUe Oregon City Courier say thzt Mr
McMahan cropred" $6500 in the vain en
deavor to rapidly reiirra our state officials
and iht people oi SaJem by means of the
DaUy Independent. He i'r.du'ged in tb;
font2 detusicn of hope until his stuff wa
gone. Where did he get the (6500 to
ttart on
IJa L Carson lias sued the Sta'e Insur
ance Compary, of Salem, for Soo, in the
l-ar.e countv etrcufc court. The plaintiff
ege that defendant buared her Ham ,
ain, hav, carriage, wazon and harne.
and farming utensils for the above torn
and the same err entirely destroyed bv
4re on August to. 1893, and that the com
pany neglec-c and refuses to pav for the
Mr Arch Monteith, of Portland, is in the
ity.
Pap Stroud of Portland, was ir the citv
todsv.
' Bingham of Salem, was m the city
t.-av
J W R. land, of Jefferson, at one time a
resident of Albaiv. is a candidate for coon-
tr clerk.
I "avid Kitson. of the famous Kiison
Spring has been in the city.
ft- s DIMS, of .cio. W-4S in the cut to-
ilsy on hi' way to Portland.
Miss Stella Fisher left today for nJassssr.
to uketharae of the Swank school ten tuiies
east of there. Salem Journal
Editor Long, of the Populist, went Is
Amitv today to spend Sabbath with bis
fa;:.; .
Joe Purdom is a candidate for sheriff of
1 "lackanias countv. J.ie was once sheriff of
Dc.tgbxs county.
Mr Al Becnicke will leave tomorrow or
Mondav for San Francisco, with a view to i
making that dty his home.
C J At wood was selected last night to
represent Willamette University in the!
- - ' r.M I'.: tee:;. w.s
"t'onditional Citizenship."
Mrs G A Dugcer went over to Albany
Wednesday morning. She was called to
the bedsides of her son. Geo C Henderson,
who is gradually sacenmbing to the de-
troyer consumption. Scio Pres.
We are infta-med that Miss Lii'ie Wvatt.
laughter of E I" Wvatt. who f. nnerlv re
sided in Eugene, was recent- married to
Jonathan Bourne, the Portland millionaire.
They are making their home i;i the metrop
olis. Eugene Guard.
Iame Rumor and Madam Gossip were
abroad in Salem yesterday and before night
many gossipping tongues were wagging at
a fearful rate over what was thought to
have been the arrest of a newlv-wedded
young man at Albany on Thursday night.
etiarged with bigamy. A telegram from
Aibanv lass night was to tue effect teat no
such arrest had beeu made there, and the
report was branded as a most infaxuoas lie.
Ihe person spoken t has ten in aiem re
cently. Stabssman. This referred to the
husband of Grace Scriber.
A Little Daughter
Of a Church of England minister
cured of a distressing- rash, by
Ayer's SSTSBptaXilla, Mr. RKHARD
IliiiKuthe well-known Drugcisst, 901
AlcUill st., Montreal, P. Q., s.ys:
I have sold Ayer's Family Medicines
for 40 years, and have heard nothing but
good said ot them. I know ot many
Wonderful Cures
performed by AVer's Sarsaparilla, one
in particular beiug that of a little
daughter of a Church of England minis
ter. The child was literally covered
from head to foot with a red and ex
ceedingly troublesome rash, from which
alio had suffered for two or three years,
in spite ot the best medical treatment
available. Her father was in great
distress about tho case, and, at my
recommendation, at last began to ad
minister Ayer's Sarsaparilla, two bot
tles of which effected a complete cure,
much to her relief and her father's
delight. I am sure, were he here to-day,
he would testify in tho strongest terms
as to tho merits of ,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Us.
C'ires others, will cure you
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
A Fare (trace Cream of Tartar Powder.
"As old M
thehilla-'and
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
ia the verdict
o f rnillion'.
Simmons
Liver Eegu
i.u. . l
1 a g ' ' JL lu"
medicine to
which j o tt
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa
Tha
n
tive, and
purely veg
etable, act
IO 'rN? directly
hJ tic on the Liver
- fifitO and Kid
ney. Try it
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
The Pag of Liver MsslictiM-i.
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j iuiuwu. civer BSSSBSs
Msg and can wjnsleDtiooaly say It is the
king of all I iver medltlnea, I consider it a
mc-dieine chest In ltelf. tito. W. Jacbv
1 a j,av-a.una, aeaawgsan.
VEKY PACK.GE-
the Stamp ta pnC oa Wrappea.
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rtraaM.tl, Eestcrtd.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS.
DEBILITY,
US'' all ihe trrta sjff err
fix 31 -esu.j moc T Vjjtarr
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ERIE SEDICAL t&
nurrato. n. -
J F. RffiB, ftauelist,
Of DeJ Mo.nrs., Iowa, write KederVate 0
.March 23. 1393:
I. B Mim. Mrc: Co..
CDafar, Oregoc.
Oe amvinz buna last week, I fcardail
well and aaxicssly aTaitisg. Oar iiuie
girl, e-ent and one-half years old, who had
wa ted away te 3 pounds, is mrw well,
uoog aai vxgrroas, and well Seabed op.
S- B. Coegh Tare haa dne it. work well.
8oaa ot the ceildien like it. Tear S B.
Ceng Care ha eared and kept away all
hswaisu. tn ate. Se give wt te rrery
viae, w-na gie ,. far ail. iimag yae
prasswti y. we are
Yosts, Mk g Ma J F Foan.
'J -a visa U feci una aad cfcetffal, aai rmdj
lor tae sSr-c.s work, n" rials iraar svsene walk the
Sleaawaeeae Ur.r Cot, tsrsaktaz: two r Uane
V otats err b.:tlbTaild
I .Spt'i pe:.;T-J ranxri kv
I ACCMMING.
snssBBBBr. r. w. snswBa
! B7jjBamB
OMSBad
ei.JDper RottleT"
uoo cent a cose.
Thts Gkbat Corr-.u rraa xtromptly
where all others fall. Cowcha. Croup. Sere
Throat, Hoaracaesa, Wbsof ics Ccch SBSB
AstAraa. For Cocsazaritioa it has no rival;
has cured snssBSBB SB, and wiU CTBB T. IS
taken in t mt- sv 3 bv Itrcio-s cn s sT-
antee. For a Lease Back or Chest, use
BH1LOK S BELLADONNA PLASTKKJSs:.
CATARRH
REMEDY.
v vhi t starrii ? This rerncdv ts ruaran-
tocurexou. Price. JOcta. Injector fro.
Red CrownMUls
JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR.
pkocbsas r.jri srrEatoa roa nsim
i aaKcas rss,
REVERE HOUSE
tlBANV
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AS. PFtilFFEK.IrROPUJKTO
Mo McFarland.
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Harness -cM-Saddler j
Display in the Oooi
IVrttand. Ortfoa. A. P Arotr.-ir. I'm:.
BSsSSSt Sl-hool : C'sriTsl Bra Colum :, Slem. Orsc&
Stuns course, of .l..4, mat. ratet ot luttjoa.
Business. Shorthand.
QraVanbag, 'isnusiiql, ami EiflU Dr?artmf!t
"a-lf' mmsiii througbout th. rear, .stuilmt. atlsilt
M ma uie. c'swaos-s. rtviu tuUiwc wkeol Us
FOSHAY A MASON
weotatAia ABB aaeanv-
irRggistsand Booksellers,
AgetU for John B. Aldan's pabtv Hons
nteh we sell at publisher's price wits
tivas rider
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