The state rights democrat., February 23, 1894, Image 1

Rights 0
State
(tnorra
VOL XXIX.
Knleretl at Uic R'os Ofnre at Albany. Or., a Second-flat Mall Mat. r.
ALBANY.OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 181)4.
HTITF.S .i Xt'TTISt., rablUkcr and rraprlelen:
AIO i9
for Infants
T
HIkTY years' observation
SjSB5SB& P1
It la unquestionably th best regt.e.yr for Infanta and Children
the world hea wtr known. It Is hermles. Children like I. It
artyee them health. It will save, their lives, la Is jtothere have
eonae thins; which jg ahaoawtely safe erl practically perfect a ay
cMld'a ediolne,
Oaatorla destroys Worm.
Oaatorla aJlajre Fevea4ahjaeaa.
Cajtorim preventa Toanitinar Soar Card.
Osxateria cwrea Diarrhcaa and Wind Colio.
wnatorl rellevea Teething TrtmMaa.
Catoria "fflgj Conatlnatlon and Flatulency.
neutralise thw effects of carbonic acid mmm or poijsonona air,
do not contain morphine, opinm. or otter narcotic property,
aaaiwiitatea the food, r ettwlates the stomach tnd howtj.
ggfcjg healthy and natnral sleep.
rta la -pat np in one-alae bottle
t allow any on to aell yon anything else on the plea or promise
t it la " Jna r aa rood " and " will
i that yon get C - A - S - T - O -
The fae-aj-ill
I aigaatnre of '
'Children Cry for
The Best Shoes
W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are
satisfaction at the prices advertised than anv
yinced. The stamping of tV. L. Douirlas'
-V (or the Least .doney. cfa
Vaaaarv -i ' ' aVv BMs
axsnviiii.' sdaluc iirvr & r nrr-i s Tei.
1 sanssnananentsm .. - l -.
guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear iters.
Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps tc
increase the sales on their fuU line of goods, x-y ran afford to am t a li
and we believe yon can save money by bnrlni; r.:I rone ! pent of t- o-..t-li
s a a below. Cataiosrao free upoa applicatlou. Y," . .nn
For sale by the i'E BLAIN CLOTHING CO
Jewel Stoves
The
Earth
Matthews & Washburn.
SOLE AGENTS
At Perry Conn's
Barrel of Pickels, Chow Chow.
Fine California Honey,
Horse Radish Roots,
G rass and Garden Seeds.
Always keep on hand a choice line of all staple proceiies
as. well as a superior stock of crockery.
G.CMOON.
Successor to
Flour and
Opposite
Has on band a fall stock cf Chopped rt9d,Coiva.l:s Flcur, Brae, Shorts, Ge.mMtal
Grabam, Buckwheat, Rje "Icnr, Haj , O.t-,
- POONIZEi HOM
m FARMERS & MERCHANTS 1KSURANCC CH
-Albany,
KKai), Prealdeat.
J It COWAN, Treasurer.
niRaxrrons-'
I Cowan, ieo F Simpson, W F Read, O B Wontelt'i, vi Sternberg rJ WJ'"i. n
J K Weaibertord. O J Stu tit O Writaman.
ALSO DISTRICT AGaXTS FOR Jf
several Solid Eastern and Foreign Companies
and Children.
ofC astorlr with the ytttron aw of
0 sp-: of without arnesL.g;.
oaly. It la not aold in hnlfc.
anawe? ovary purpose."
R - l - A.
Is eg every
Pitcher's Castor ia.
Wc L. LIOUGU;
S3 SHOE GEKTIEIO.
85, $4 and S3, 60 Dross Shoe.
S3. 50 Police 8hoe, 3 Soles
S2.60, 82 for Worki ngrrrei
82 and 81.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES
S3, S2.SO 82, $l.7t
CACTIOJt. If any dealt
offers yon W. I.. Dotarfa.
nor at a reduced urJre.
or aaya he has them wlth-
OQI tne lame ataxxtpyd
ute miud, put Mm
down Manama,
stvlish, easy fitting, and give better
other make. Try one pair and be ecu
name and orice on the bottom, which
van
and Ranges
Best On
I A alorr's
Feed Store.
Ruts House.
8 raw, Potatoes, Applet, tie
INSTITUTIONS.
Oregon
JO WKI'lcM APT, MoctetaiT
Geo F HIMPNON, Vice Pre! lento
THURSDAY
Siun Simpson, now of Astoria, is the
best poet in Ortcon, hnco li'a poetry is
iilwitva interrating. The following on
Astoria' long fait want, a railroad, ia
worthy of being read by every bod 7 iu
Oregon. It is rich :
There'll be music in the air
When the railroad coiuee,
And the world be young and fair
When thw railroad comes ;
For t lie legioiiB of despair
And the strain of caik and care
Will be banished everywhere.
When the rai'ruad roam!
There",! be joy to vouth and age
When the railroad comes
For wa'M turn a brigtiter pae
When the railroad comes;
W'e will turn brighter page
Iu the glorious go den age
That oar prophets did presage,
When the railroad comes!
The peninsula will bicotn,
When the railroad comes,
There'll be glory after gloom,
When the railroad come,
The peninsula will bloom
With the banners that illume
EeryJcold obstructor's tomb
When the railroad comes !
Ilow the headlands to the bay.
When the railroad comes.
Will rejoice and seem to say.
When the railroad comes:
"We have waited for this dai ,
We have teen it in the play
"If the rainbows in yon spray."
When '.he railroad comes!
Let beauty turn w iih scorn.
When the railroad couui.
From the latgaid all forlorn.
When the railroad comes;
Let beauty turn with scorn
From 1 he moss back- wrongly bmi.
When the railroad comes!
It honor never crown,
When the railroad rojies.
Any man that beld us down.
When the railroad comes;
But let riches and renown
lie for them tha' saved the towa
Under dark misfortune's frown
When the railrev! orues!
Sam L Smr.so.x.
Tuat Cave. Tbc Josephine county
cave promises to lw ths great attraction
of the coast, and hence every body will
wish to be kept posted on the progress
being made to open it. The lirants Pass
Conner says : Th motor line construct
ion party uncier Capt A B Smith, the su
perintendent of the Oregon Cave Im
provement Company, have made rapid
strides in buildiDg a road to reach that
wonderful regtou of grandeur, with a
party of 15 men. A supply station has
been established at the end of the county
road on Williams crees and another on
Henderson creek at the head of Sucker
creek, where we diverge from the trail
over the Meadows mountain, which is so
formidable that a trail cut around it can
not be lnnch longer and a wagon road
ran be made there, as the caves are but
little above the camp on Henderson
creek. A cabin has been built at the
caves to accommodate the workmen
while building the road and cabins for
the accommodation of he "Examiner
party," who will visit it at Its earliest
completion. The enow is uow eo deep
that the working crew has teen reduced
to eight men. When the snow subsides
a little, more men will be pnt on so there
will be no delay in its completion.
The Fata J B Binebart of Eogene,
writing to a local paper of the mid
spring fair says: The Turks are on
every corner, aad representatives of all
nations appear to be as thick as mos
quhos in Sacramento Everything is
conducted very smoothly although rx
hibits are still cominc, and last of Feb
ruary is soon enough to aee the fair
rln!y of chances to ea! on the ground
rooms in the city can be had for SS to
(0 per month, and a person can eat
wheie he happens to be when hungry.
KIM special attractions are - the Os
trich Farm," "Esquimaux Caanp,"
"Indian Village,'' Minnsc Camp,"
whsre you can get a lunch of beans on
rough Vard. aad fee pis'ol shooting in
old California sty e and the sea lion's
aak. 1 lien the c nr.ty buidl.iga and
exhibits are ali fair. In buildings, sx
r.ibits. a: d particularly the arrangement
of both, inside and outside, with a world
of ee, vthing to eat ard look at about
three days inside will hardly take it
though one week ought to be spent at
least to do it justice.
Or. Price's Cream Baiting Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Best Medicine.
J. O. Wilson, Contractor and
Judder, Sulphur Springs, Texas,
thus apfaks of Ayer's Pills:
" Ayer's Pills are the best medicine I
ever tried, and, in my judgment, no
better general remedy could be devised.
J hare used them In my family and
recommended them to my friends and
employes for more than twenty years.
To my certain knowledge, many cases
of the following complaints have been
oompletely and
Permanently Cured
by the use of Ayer's Pills alone: Third
day chills, dumb ague, bilious ferer,
sick headache, rheumatism, flux, dys
pepsia, constipation, and hard colds. I
know that a moderate use of Ayer's
Pills, continued for a few days or weeks,
as the nature of the complaint required,
would be found an absolute cure for the
disorders I have named above."
"I have been selling medicine for
eight yean, and I can safely say that
Ayer's Pills give better satisfaction
than any other Pill 1 ever sold." J. J.
Perry, Spottsylvania C. H., Va.
AYER'S PILLS
Prepsrod by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Matt.
Every Dose Effective
Notice for Publication.
Urjrics at Okeoon Citv, Or.
Jan. 5th, 18'Ji.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named aettler has li ed notice of his
Intention to make final proof In support
of bis olalm, and that said proof will be
made before the County uisik or latin
Oo. at Albany, Ore, on March 6. 180i,vlz;
Henery D Myera, 11 K No. 7853 for tbe
M of the 8 K Vi and H X of 8 W 'A- aeo
a, tp II, s K 1 H. lie namea the
following witneusog to prove hit
continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, viz: Levi Pierce, Osrd well
Clark, Marshal 8 dak. Fred Myers, all
of Laconib, Linn Co, Ore,
Robert A Miller,
Register.
A HIU (1.1m
The circuit court room at the court
house, is tne busiest place in Albany to
day ; alive with applicants for teachers
certificates ; some old in the service;
some novices, some handsome, some
homely, son.e bright, scire dull, alto
gether an intelligent gathering of men
and women, whom the committee will
divide into grades, weeding out the in
competent: Following is a complete
list :
Flora Ovcrhal b, Klla Waehburti,
Slielbjrn ; Lora Thomas, Coburg; JE
Calavan, Jordan ; Frank Kobiuson, Rosa,
Reeka llomyer, Lebanon; J H Blaker,
W II Ross. Lebanon ; Iona James, May
Burdiek, Sbedd; Claia M Reynolds,
Albany; Win B Ralston, Halsey; RJ
Skelton, 1 W Wiight, Cora Cox, Haitie
Cox, Maiy Brewsler, Lebanon; Ella J I
Maxwell, Mae R Maxwell, Shedd;!
tlarencc Ingram, 8odaville; Arthur
Camber, Albany; C F Swank, Lyons;
Monna Fronk, Lebanon; J F Altermatt,
Ubany ; Eva C White, Ijicomb; tirace
Michael, Spicer; J E Dow, Kan'.iam;
1 ait-.e I) Jackson, Sweet Home; Cora L
loughton, Spicer; E F Carleton, Leba
non ; E V Peer v. Sodaville: lulu Howell.
"Brownsville; Hattie Geary, Halsey;
Daisy Kirker, Hamsburg; James Smith,
Brownsville ; John M Klaugher, Lacorab;
Anna Worrell, Albany; E R McDaniel,
Halsey ; A H Loofbourrow, Laronib;
Blanche Collins, Uahey ; Bessie S Rand,
Sweet home; Ethel BaBselt, Halsey; J S
Smith, Tangent ; Ruswell Gordon, A M
Clem. Albany ; Claude Beard, Tangent ;
Ralph L Knapp, Albany; Kate ti Mc
Cuue, Bertha Davidson. Slel'a Davidson,
Shedd;T E Harris, Scio; Samuel Wil
on, Srjo; Jerome G l.aseelle. Albany;
Jennie limberlake, Silverton , F.dith
Glover. Albanv; Mrs i W Munkers,
Scio; Mrs R L Devanev, Jeffeiso,. ; Ollie ;
Robertoll. Lucy Robertson. Stayton;
Martha A ilson. AIVnv : Minnie Maiters. i
artha A'ilson, Albanv ; Minnie Mage
Albany: Cora Hudson, Tangent; Ora
Crabtree, Carrie Peerv, Scio; Nellie
I'ugb. Sbedd : Carrie Van Winkle. Hal
sey . Helta Brow n, Scio; Elsie Martin,
Lebanon ; Maggie Shupp, Georgia Beard,
Kate Skeliy. Ina McCullough, Albany;
l.e'a Davis, Shedd ; Nellie Jester, Hal
sey. Wot sta'e life dip'.oma, ti C Wilson,
Scio.
State t'.iplomas. C J Brown, Sodaville ;
Eva Bassett, Miss Nellie Sampson, At
any;Li nie Ramsey, Dorena Marshall,
Albany ; O B Cyrus, V G Goin, Scio.
State certificate, Wilt F Chase, Shedd ;
C -V Mullin.Jordan.
The Elwood goes to Pirtlsr.d to-mor-iow
at about 9 o'clock.
The motor will be running In na great
length of lime. A 3i foot car with a
capacity of oe 50 passenger ha been
ordered. People roisa the service of ihe
street cars and will rejoice when they are
again running.
Only 1 2 mea, Including l.tcon.otive
engir.ecis are now nnder the craplor of
Master Mechanic t'hipman in the (!) P
shops at Yacjuina. Formerly there were
'hirty men under the .r.asur mechanic.
While speaiing of old books. Prof D
V S ReiJ goes Judge F!k and Dr Wa:
.er one better, reing the oaner of a
tchool diciior.ary dated Augu' 1777.
Look up your old books now and tec If
you can beat It. Gcard
The Dk.mocbat it requested to return
the thankt of the Social Club 10 all a ho
aided in making the social last evening a
ucctt 'o the young ladies f if their Well
filled baskets, 'to Mrs Frank Whsistr,
Mrs Hunier and Mrs Mll'er for coffee
and those heard In the rxcellcnt pro
gram. It may urj fe toa e people to llaara that
Alaska has 0 school population of abont 19 -90
Schools hare been tupportrd id thai
country tin. e ISSO, sar evn a; loin: Br
row. the n.ost northern p4ol f ika sua
'and, the Bskisae eh:'dreo Save (he beoetit
of idolUoO.
Yesterday af.'e-LOon R I. Biidle and K M
Pode. two wall dressed atnSaTSM wars u-
I reted unjer the n.e ':;.. for red -
diir withnot ! reuse, a-d w- re ho'd i
apiece and cn-1 . Though ther had the
money Ihev decided 10 ;:..! three data at
the esise of the city in the ut.tile near
the P O.
The Kindergarter will open on Monday
Feb 19th. Toe fr.ee has been reJuced
10 one do'lar a month. All pal root of the
school are urgently requested to tend
ihtlr rhtldren upon the rt rat day if possi
ble. A primary g'ade of Firt and Second
reader will doubtlcsa be acdrd. The
Kinde gaiter aoriation will meet at thilr
room at I he o'.tl L P church on Saturday
evening for the lrantac'pn o' Important
butines. Ail the members are requeued
to be present.
V C leer returned to Albany this noon
and will I in the city a ccupfe days, giv
ing Ce'estials an opportunity to register.
Rev Jones, of Grants Pass, Presiding
Elder of that district for a good many
years, has leen in the city, and contem
plates locating here.
Iait evening a delithtful St Valentines
party was given by Miss Bessie Settle
mier Cupid was in his elements and
many hearts were made to flutter.
Sheriff Jackson left for Bushneil. DL a
week ago to-day. He was to telegraph
11st before leaving for Oregon: but tne
rhxaard delayed bim. and nothing has vet
lieen heard from him.
Mr and Mrs J A Gross returned this
morning from California where they have
been several months seeking health. Mr
Grose is now is as spry as a boy. They
will reside on their suburban property
during the rpring and summer.
Lieut H C Cabell and Miss Emily C
Failing, daughter ol Hon Henry Failing,
were married in Portland yesterday and
tiassed ibrougb Albany last night for
California. They were met at the depot
by their Albany relatives Mr ft F Mer
rill and family.
Dr L J Lemieux, of Gervais, was in
Salem today and from him it was learned
that be has been appointed by the gov
ernment of the Republic of Columbia
counsel general for the state of Oregon
1 he doctor received his appointment last
week, and has the honor of being tiie
youngest counsel general in the t'nited
stales. Salem Independent.
The Albany Social club gave a basket
party last evening whirh wi.l long be
kept verdant in the memories of those
attending. About one hundred were
present. 1 tie ice was broken with a pro
gram full of merit. The club's orchestra
were heard in several well rendered se
lections, Mr Bert Van Cleve sang a solo,
well, Allen Chamberlin declaimed in sen
tentious sentences pugilamerously ; Miss
Lillie Crawford was heard in a recitation
finely presented, likewise Martha Risley.
Willie Craw and Mollie Hunter sang a
duet in a pleasing manner; Mrs Craw
was heard in a recitation, followed by
Miss Rose Mespelt. Then came different
kinds of games, and about 11 o'clock, or
later the baskets were sold at 25 cents
a niece and a ticket showed the pur
chaser whom his partner would be. The
Man about lown had one ol the squarest
leasts since the hard times set in The
members of the social club know how to I
entertain and do it in a very nice
manner.
I. million el Hi. skin I nr..,
Ed Venney, Brockyllle, Ontario, Canada
says:
I have used Brandreth's Pills for the
past fifteen years, and think them the best
cathartic and antl-bUllous remedy known.
For some five years I suffered with an
eruption of the skin that gave me great
pain and annoyance. I tried different
blood remedies, but, although gaining
strength the itching was unrelieved. I
finally concluded to take a thorough course
of Brandeth's Pills. I took six each night
for nights, then five, four, three, two, lea
soning each time by one, and then for one
month took one every night, with the
happy result that now my skin Is perfect
ly clear and has been so ever since."
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Highest MetJa! and Diploma.
FRIDAY
XiUWHH
I'HOEKIX
tU, Feb 12, 1894.
Eili on Democrat;
1 wish 1 conld adeuately ilescrilje a
sandstorm which occurred here on the 10th !
, , .
msUnt. Abaul 0 o clock a m as 1 went fo
the iiostoiiice, 1 noticed little whirlwinds
here and tlicrc lossing up scraps of paper!
and straw and .conally a hat. Z
clouds overhead had ragged and sharply 1
,1.. I .!rr.,u am .1, .. .1-1 1 1 I
wh,
v n u .ii ,i .ii.veii ujre anu :
thereby sharp irrego!.
r gunts of wind. 1
gave up my morning iontitutioDal walk
aDdwuutto my room. Very soon I saw
off to the southwest a wall of gray clouds
lama n'K'i in me ueaven- . n pproai tanif
the rile it hrul thn ir.n..n( ,3 I
iiaing high in the beavun. Approachin
. ;
1 tliose aemte sea toga that seem to roll noise-
iesslv over the surface of Uie ocean. The
wiad proceeded tbo Uiickcst of the clouds
by some minutes. Tho strong. -t gust
struck the city with the thickest of the
cloud and for an hoslr there was a geusral
ahakiiiii nrrtimfa,,Wj fsirt rln i
roofs, sheetiroB roofs were ripped up and
small sections sent flying into the htrrets.
signs were tossed about to the terror of
pedestrians, and doors ami windows were
closed more tight' y than i, often seen in
Uiis place. The dust and sand were everv
where, the sun was entirely hid and at
times buildings just across the street were
obscured by the sand and dust, it drifted
in through doors and windows until every
thing was covered, the atmosphere jnsl
through my window had iifiMiuin bits of
Iiapcr and straw and small stic'ta which
were tossed high and proniiscuuiis!;. a'.jiit
It was the gloomiest, darkest day 1 have
1 T0 " ,Mle. nt.
-Aier uie aanu nao in wntsxmff wmn
"! dir !or an.bour or sr it began to rain.
after a few minute the dust was all Uyed.
an.l the rain turned to snow and (or con-
! siderable time the snow fell in very con
siderable quattitiej. There was cocjader-
of it on the rods of houses the next
Ei jrn-
ing, thougti little was left on Uie s'reet.
hat the sun did n .t
melt the snowball
tiend gathered uu. It has not x nosed hetv
for fourteen years prior to this and it was
the first that many goodsiiel children had
ever seen and many citizen have not seen
snow for the above period . The roofs of
houses, projecting porches and favorable
street corners were all occupied with the
inevitable snowball Send and woe to the
unwary footman who passed in reach!
The Arizsna bustler and real estate
boomer has another "unu-aal" to apologize
for and an explanation of the storm can be
bad on any street corner, and it is good.
For today ( have been silt ng out of doers
much of the time and a more lovely dar
would be hard to find. Buds on the trees
are swelling and even bursting. The robin,
the herald of spring, has keen here for
weeks, and we may anon expect to hear faa
the land the song of the Gila mentter. of
the centipede and of the tarantula and
soorpion. People here seldom see these
things, so they say, but I remember p! t ing
hide and seek with one in a parlor in Sil
ver City while sundry women t -I on
chairs and sighed and look.-.! paie. the
gentlemen of the party kicked and aorau.
wen at a rale that would have done crvoit
to foot tall scrimmage. The centipede was
.1-:.- i.
Most of your readers docbtiess know
what the tarantula, centipede and scorpion
are. The Gila monster is more rare. Its
habitation is along the Gila river. At iu
largest it it perhaps twelve inches long, h
belongs to the lizard family and looks like
an alligator on a small scale. Its yellow and
black spots are similar to those on a rattle
snake. It ha a mouth with jaws on very
loots hinges. It looks like a mouth
If any cituan is farnrsatLpis st mouth of
unusual tus. or is espMaWT garrulous, he
is pretty apt to be dubbed the 'Gila mon
ster.'' The bite of these creatures : I mean
the genuine monsters) ia very poisoraosts.
But the worst thing in Arizona ia the mos
quito. I have lived in Jersey and bave
een and heard descriptions appropriate ;
for a pteryilactyte But the sWnption of I
the Ariz wa moeiuito outrank, them all .
' His seaon nat not vet come an! 1 wait to :
see if be has been slandered.
ape sin 17 ;
reief fromtltengoroftt, c,.rt;.err. wtr.-
ter. If my imagination ever trett s.itS
gets sua-;
play and entitle it Tha Coughing Chorus.' i
By turninir down thelichta and oaimr om
blue light on tha stage I think perhaps a 'he city the guest of Mrs Ihjrri.
stage effect might be produced equal in j Jas Brady .a deaf and dumb Iwv.of Lyons
ghastliness and horror to Man5e!a"s por-' was taken to th" school at Saiem vette.dav
trayal of "iir Jevkvll and Mr H. Ie." It noon.
is Incoming well known that climate 1 the !
. 1 1 e . . , . , I
great healer of lurg troubles, and thanks
to the beneficence of the Creator there is no
danger of exhausting the climate.
tne principal attraction in rhe. .six this
week ia Chinees New Tears. The inevi
table gomr" makes nhrfat hideous, but the
hrwracker it ostracised by the city laws
I shall devote my next letter to the sub
ject of work and wages in thit region.
meanwhile let me say there are no excep
tional advantages here save those of climate.
1 nis is my seme 1 conviction. I am yours,
very truly. J ames J Charlton.
A Bright Idea. W C Peterson. the
irrepressible real estate agent, has hat. hed
a novel method of advertising the products
of this section of ountrv. His plan is to
construct of Oregon wood the frame work
of a glass house, to be placed in the flower
garden at the depot in Albany, and hlltM
with the products of th? farm and orchard,
so that pecple iu traveling through the
state mav see at a glance the resource-. ..f
this part of Ltnn county. advance. This
should be put into effvit. Mr andran.
of the depot hotel is a public spirited gen
tleman who would be glad to co-operate in
such a movement.
A Toledo Fiout.- They have l-een
having live times at Ya-ptina Bav. In a
newspaper fight Col Van Cleve hit Stewart
of the Leader a heavy ran. Stewart got
mad, h'red an attorney. A L McFadden.
and called on Van Cleve for a ret met ion.
The result was that loth men were tire.1
liodily from the Post office. Van Cleve is
said to have been pre.Tenled with a purse
by the citizens of the city for the act. Stew
art, a very windy fellow, threatened to
arrest Col but has not yet done so.
Santiam Wood. Twenty or thirty car
loads of wood have Ix-en ordered by Albany
people from people up the Santiam. The
figures in connection with it are interest
ing. The man cutting and putting the
wood on the cars gets "5 cents aeord: the
owner of the land 2b cents for stiimpage:
the rvilroad 75 cents .for transportation, and
the dravs 40 and 50 cents for hauling.
making Hip wood cost the consumer 13.26
a cord, which is very cheap.
A Cold Rids. A hobo came in on top
of the l ist Pullman coach on Saturday
morning's train. It was bitter cold and
be could hardly limber himself up suf
ficiently to descend in safety. He tried
to shake the enow off his garments but it
was frozen too stiff. He beat his hat
against the end of the depot, but the
snow refuged to budge. He then struck
out in the direction of the round house
and disappeared. Grants Pass Courier.
Married: At the residence of Rev
TJ Wilson yesterday afternoon (Fb 14,
1894) Mr Henry Meng of 111 , and Miss
Cora B Thrift of tshedd. The ceremony
was performed by Rsv Riley Little.
To grow old gracefully, one must live
temperately, calmly, methodically; be
Interested In all that la going on In the
world; be cheeiful, happy and contented,
and above all, keep the blood pure and
vlgirous by the use of Ayer's SarsaparUla.
Be sure you get Ayer's.
Whatever may be the cause of blanch
ing, the halt may be restored to its origi
nal color by the use of that potent remedy
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Thin or grvhair and bald heads, so
I displeasing to many people at matksof
age, may dc avenru tor a long lime by
using Hall's flair Renewer.
Or. Prtoe'araain Baton? Powder
Forty Years toe Stenfafa,
COUHTCIL.
Th tirade tmtmino Fi. IB
l'rr... M,ivnr RmwI. r u' 1 1
- ' J - I i. m 1X4 Eli, . i tin,,
all councilmen.
1'he committee of the whole prrmented n
written rejL.rt to the effect that the special
policeman should not l di-harged,that an
engineer be eli-cb-l f.ir So. encriri".
i . . i .. c I t , . , it ai nil lirria ..J ' ' ' M -
.... ....iv.T rti.'i at--iiiuu lire ill
it during the day. the tMejaJ pieman to
Vif it heated at night. Tins engineer to
l'orm reasonable ser-es as
J?ZSu,S?,
that of the pr. iit nighlwat. h an.l engine, r
CilO J- - . 7. 1 V.
v. .n. uiiiuinriitfiftjv. .10. 1 s n-
gine was ordered left in No. I k hall
John
1 en
Jones was elected engineer of N'r
gine.
Counciliniin W'hitnev pirnenteo the tdate
ment of Un arxhiho t that No. 2 hall could
, .,.
be arratigi-d for I with eniriues at a cost of
. .
T ' c un ,lre ana water nav-
Ing repotted that it would coat 12011. which
(treated 11 hot discusaion ending mostly in
smoke.
Mr Chas I'feiffer was granted permission
to move a wooden building from the east
-Side of Ellsworth to the wett side of the
strest.
A clocV found in the possession of a thief
several mcntbs ago was ordered iet-inwl to
Mr Meranda, who hail identtlied it as his.
A wedding occurred In Albaany ihls
we.-k, wherein I he groonu was tore
Inn at old as th bridr.
Up 10 thi noon :a, r.iore (VlctUlt had
registered, Sa in all About 10 more will
register before Mr (Jeer leave to morrow.
The cpera house ttore, well located,
car. be rented the coning year at a very
'ow price. Ca! on J tiradhol for par
ticulars. The IHeWCnSI is informed t,.at Mr
Martin I'ayne, who ha been in California
several m-jeths, will return to Aibar.y to
reside in a (ew weeks.
A bany bott ard men will take warn
ing. Edward Bourner his ju.t been
ent to the insane atylu-n from P-ndleton
caused by exretive cigs.rctie smoking
with a little drink added.
Ruff !!itt and thas Wmlth hate
bought a long maned horte f the Oregon
Beauiv ttock. They wili ae it to the
Midwinter fair about Marcn !t, and ptace
It 00 ciHokion. Express.
Tha acousl meeting of tba Balldla Sc
Loan Asaociation oc.-ora to-oigb:. Th re
tort of tne secretary will show tha Associa
tion to be in a healthy condition regardlers
of qawt limn.
An editor wrote a beaj line, "JL Horri
ble Biandcr," to go ovrr a railroad acci
dent; but though It was the printer's fault
that it got over th accouut o! a weddir.g.
the edbcr wa; the man thrashed alt the
tame.
Tba Htfch'a. d whist dab b!d their
aeekly n esting at eveoing wi-h Mitt
Mrt Miiier. A p!asaat vrntD wasapsnt
The brat pr a- aire wrn by Miss bertha
Kifr end M' Sutrk, the booby (.ria.-s b7
Lscs Kuler aSal ATaJore Baaaetl
Tee h r I tun-- teasns to car ha i a mi-'-
-.c-the numher ap'tiog for
j .sc: ki l.r.c.ua geoerdla- (hrooh Or
;oo Lute ciOf . leads with applicant,
LsSM has m, and Martoo W.
Astoria people are g'vmg ;o per not
of their rca. estate hoM: g In order to
tf. a railroad, and tbc Attortan publishes
to columns of narr.rt of pei'e agreeing
to do so. Thai It wanting 1 taSroiJ wl.h
a sc8grar.ee.
Prinevllle New Is I estimated that
900 jack rabbits have been kiiled within
eight mile of Prioerilie during the past
two months. The time will corre when
tnese beautiful iit.ie animals wiii become
praciicail extinct.
Wtn Ralston went to Salem this noon.
Mr Ralph ihiing went to Eagene on the
ntson train.
w E Chandler tame over frv.m Corvallis
this noon
Mis Lulu Clark returned to her home in9
Ashiar J this noon.
Dr J M Applewliite. of CorvaJlis. anas in
the city todav.
urn .1-1: 1 i:j.h
-j... .....ra . . ' '
- - . -
ea vuutacK. s-a u f,, ,e. ,1;
,,v c,ly 00 b",nrt 'vening.
'-.' I rris. of auVMBslaac
w c 1. t . jr
s- . .'..qiiMiiur. 01 irLstin. IS ueiDtT
Ilrl to run for th- K, f 7
Mate on tbe Populist ticket.
Mr Joe Waldrop who was advertised to
speak to-night at the court bouse was taken
ill with the pneumonh, at Scio, and will
not 1 able to 11 his engagements.
The remains of Joho Beard were brought
to AIIany this noon. Funeral services oc
curred this afternoon at the Catholic chnrch.
Mr Beard came to Albany in 1S50. return
ing east again and again crossing tbe
plains in 152. He has since redded at
Tangent .
Henry Laug. tbe grocery drummer, is
sweeping up through the valley with a
chained chameleon under bis coat lapel.
This tad is a year old in the east. Most
fashions reach Oregon in a wek or two;
but this was an exception. Of alt fads this
is tne ni'-.-t Lsijis.i. Mr umg. though, is
wearing the chameleon more for a tike off
than t H in style.
From Thk Mixes. H
miner, arrived in Albany this
White, the
noon from
Quart rville. with Messrs Drew and Clark
two prospecting miners, whom he had
piloted out. aoconiUiied by Jim Collins,
who had taken tbem in. Thev were two
days in reaching Gates, travafihg the last
nig'it until 12 o'clock. The snow wa 12
fe. t deep at the summit, and so light that
their snowshoe sank until their knees
were just out of the snow. It was a hard
e;;.enenec and the men do not want any
an of it It wa reported at Gates that
ll.ey were lost.
A Xkw Invention. Lebanon is the
home of inventive genuises. The Advance
tells of one: Ruff Hiatt showed us recent
ly the mode! of a patent that M a marvel of
simplicity and usefulness. The invention
will most effectually foil baggage smashers
in their wanton efforts to reduce trunks to
the condition of kindling wood, while in
transiiortatioii. The model was constructed
by Mr Crandall of this place, and reflects
much credit upon his mechanical skill. Mr
1 Vandal I als.i made models of the rotary
harrow and Beattie's device for lowering
coffins.. We doubt if there be anything in
the line of mechani.'s that can balk his
gonitis.
Contract I.kt. -The county court met
today and opened bids tot building a 113
foot span for the Sanderson bridge. Thev
were as follows: It B St John, IWS; Dan
Large, $1035; J B Tiltotaon, 11044; H M
Stone IIOSO; (Jeo Eticungcr, $1077; B F
Thayer, $VM; Jas Shahan, $11565. The
contract was let to H B St John.
A Very Old Hook. Several pupers
have been boasting of old books. Rev W
A lrow, ot this citv. is the ov ner ot
"Modus Conci mandi." printed in tpuin in
176, durikg Uie Elizabethan period. It
will take considerable age to ecmal this. ,
With pure, vigorous blood oourting
through the veins and animating every
fibre of the body, cold weather Is not only
endurable but pleasant and agreeable. No
other blood medicine Is so certain In Its
results as Ayer's SarsaparUla. What It
Cot for others It will do for you.
"Now Is the winter of our discontent
made glorlout summer', by Ay re's Sarsa
parllla. This wonderful medicine so in
vigorates the system and enriches the
blood that cold weather becomes positively
entovable. Arctic explorers would do
well to make'a note of this.' j
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's FalrHlghsst Award.
Shiloh't Cure, the great cough and croup
are, it for sale by us. Pookat aise contains
wenty-iir a do tea, only 2 Jo. Children lave it
oahsy & Mason.
SATDRDAY
Tin: 1: 1 .
1 he annual meeting of the Building A
Lan Association was lield last evening.
Directors weie elected, as- follows: Or J I
waiiace. 1 I" .Milt ng, h w Washburn S'
8 train. HSlewait. If J0ant, A J
Hodges, A I! Woodin, fj B Winn. Audit
ing OOatmithie, George vV v right, E X
Condit and 1' .1 Smiley . A loan of SfiOO
was made to S W Krs at "' months ir
terest in iulvan.-e on sbx' fiecurity. The
annual reiort of tho secretary showe.1 a
flattering progress in the business ol the
associa' ion The first series of the Frank
lin association, of Portland, matured iu 9
vesu-s and 11 menths. I he value of a share
in the first series, in the Albany association
over 9i more than in the franklin at the
same DSIOtt) which would indicate the
maturity of the fmt st-ries in a litite less
than it y:irs. The gnat increase in the
va'w of th- t,r.t a -r ,. ' -:ir- in the la-
three or four years, wlien interest is coming
ia. and particularly now on aixount rif
withdrawal creatisii by demand for ready
money.
The report nho w :
tteceive.1 frfm due during Uie year.
$!0.80,' snd other items making a total of
eU.OlO.:. Lran. h7,7tt,9v: withdraw
als, f 4.'j.4C: other items making a total
.f VMJU4M. ' ash on hand 225.9I .
Mortgage loans in fares, 74.t.V..-2. I)ue
from meiiiljers, fU.'toi Qaia during
year, t6.457.Ol. U ing fBUAJSJ interei,t
earnest, lines $135.90; et.tranc and ex.
fees. $13.01; profits on withdnw-ilr. 307.
01. The value t f the share in the 1st
series. M payments is $81. 73: withdrawal
value, I7O.K0. During year there were to
loans on "I share: highest at 'X, months,
lowest a 60 months: av.-rage 73' months.
Total shares issued. 1217: withdrawn. 3W:
in force, H37: shares loaned upon. MIX.
in: Car Coi i lkr The fc'alem Inde
pendent says of a car coapler, heretofore
rtrferred to by the DkbWCKAT, in a triple
headed article: About :5 :30 this afternoon,
on the switch at this city, a test was inade
pf the Erown car coupler, which, after a few
minor changes.proyed satisfactory in every
respect. This eoanlar was invented by
Samuel C Brown, tf Niagara. Oregon, and
a company formed of four, viz : Samuel C
Brown. G M Power. J M Brown and E C
Kac. who are the patentees . It is not the
intention of this campany to manufacture
these couplers, but to sell the right to sub
compaaies who will furnish them. Tbe
head office will be estaUuhed at this city
by the gentlemen named. This invention
is of great merit and will undoubtedly be
employe.! by nearly all railroad companies.
Scio. C H Stewart the popular Albany
hardware merchant spent Monday night in
the city.
An effort was made last Friday night by
Prof Davis to organise a vocal music class
at the M E church l J .scholars were ob
tained with the prospect of as many more.
Enoch Miller, of Crabtree. was in town
Saturday- While here be inadvertently
mentioned that be wai a candidate for the
nomination for the oSce of assessor, sub
ject to the action of the democratic conven
tion. En?ch. in .jar opinion, would he a
good selection for that position, and could
he be elected, would perform the duties with
credit. He also stated that H S Williams,
of Lyons and P M Smith, of Lebanon, wen
alto aspirants for that position. Prest.
Killed a Piieaa3ct. Alva Simmons,
who lives on the Mckenzie above Spring
field, was arrested this merning.oaa charge
of killing a Mongolian pheasant on the Mc
kenzie stock Farm, daring the month of
January, the prcsieruting witness being
Kate inant. He was gnen an examina
tion before Jcstice Kinsev this afternoon.
His attorney. Ge- B Dorri. interposed a
detrurrer to the complaint claiming thai
aid variety of pheasants could be killed at
any tune of the year for food, teat the jus
tice overruk-i the same, and fined the voung
man und costs. Mr Dorris immediate
ly gave notice that he would sppeel the case
to the circuit cvirt. Guard.
IV v so Hi. Rfis.FD Smith, fcr-.aer-ly
of Wagner, who drew the big Examiner
prize last yeir. died rxentiy at Lakeview
rrom the effe-U of amputation of a lken
limo. Tne bro -en was nseiveii in a
runaway, and boas exposure gangrene set
in. mitb never livcl on his orxage farm.
tut sold it svvto after he won it for 96000.
This be uianaged to get rid of fcv dtssir-
Uon in a few mont'os. an i be died penni
less. He was in his caps when tbe accident
happened which resulted in his death, and
what be thought his great good fortune
proved to be his undoing. Fossil Journal.
An Old ParER. Among the effects of
the late Richard Pea was a copy cf The
Ihuly Democrat published for awhile dur
ing tbe year ls7. I,ast evening when peo
ple calling at Parker bros asked .to see the
Democrat thev were shown this old copy.
They opened their eyes cn looking at its
contents and wondered what was up. until
examining tiie date. WjH Parker. now fore
man of the Herald, worked on the Demo
crat at the time. At this office mav be
seen a bound S'o of the paper, as well aa
of the weekly beginning with Volume I
W'e Lf.ai. Miles Cary. of Jackson
county, Orecon. wrote a letter to his son at
Hollev saving that he had a prune sprout of
aass tear s grow ui wtiicu umt&urcM ) ien o
inches and wanted to know if he conld beat
it. We are pleased to state that Jackson
county positively is not in it with Linn.
Mr C Carv. of Hollev. has a prune spreut of
one year's growth which measures S feet. 8
Inches. I he natural wonder is on exhibit
at the Holley pcistorfice store. Brownsville.
Times
Rklichus Services. Kev t H l.trynn
is conductinrr the evangelistic services in
the Presbyterian church. He is a man of
spiritual power and an interesting sjeaker.
Services thi9 evening at 7 :o0 . All are cor
dially invited to these meeting. Preach
ing tomorrow by Dr tiwynn both morning
and evening.
Toil are lorxlially invited to be present to
morrow at the men's meeting at 4 o'clock.
Rev C H McKee will jjive an address at that
time. Hood music.
Foot Bali Cnder the training of IVz
.ash. of Corvallis. tiie unknown foot ball
learn is doing soils' excellent work. As a
matter of fact the college 1vs know tbe
entire elewn they are to bseaJe, and are
uoiiig the training of their lives to meet
thetiL an assurance of a hot gume at the
DBII grounds on the JObd,
lssT.vu.ATioN. On Saturday night,
tebmary IS. the aewly elected orti.vrs of
the Sons of etentns will be installe.1 bv
LolLHvifer. MouiUts of the ti A R and
W K C are invittl to Is? uresent. and all
sttns of veterans who wish to become mem
Krs.
M. 1. Patrxura, Cant.
T . -. ...
iMivuTNr iiacisiox. it will he re
meiultefSl that the question as to wether
tne ooanty money deposited with Haui
iltnn, loo A; t a yvas a trust fund or not
was argued several days ago before Judge
ruiteriott, who look the matter under
dvisemcnt. A decision was sent vester-
day sustaining the plaintiffs demurer to
the several separa'e defenses set up by
the assignee of hi., J & Co , thereby
holding the county money a trust fund
and giving alie county a priority over the
general depositors. The College case
Standi on the same ground and this de
cision in effect gives the College the same
priority, in the set off cases the cour
made a decision sustaining the objection
to the set oil's, holding that no set-offs
could be allowed, a'hu cases will be
taken to the supreme court, and if the
former is there sustained, there will be
?Ju,(XJ less to lie distributed among tbe
general depositors, w hich will be a bard
blow. News.
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers does
ita)work thoroughly, coloring a uaifortn,brown
S black, which, when d'y, will neither rub,
wash off, nor soil linen .
AM)
Sno .v fell thia af:er.ioon; rut it is
Ing.
fleet-
Or..' f Ml
ami ida.
f.icetiK
of Chss k
The fj.
played at
night.
snow at Fre-t
benin.'ir.
Grevc tha
sa 1. ued to , lav fas I He snetri
S.i.. .If r and L.zz e Wonder,
ga-ne of basket ball will
the Y M C A gymna-i-m
st
Be efeea ttsst lha writing aftaaa ietssss i
an ey-idence of insanity it to mi sliafsaasl id
Pott and.
Popu'ist piimaiic will be held on Fr
day, March 2, ibe county convention o
Match to.
Tbe K of P will be 30 tears old In a few
week. It now has the large membership
of over 400,000.
A miniate; at Buena Visia Is accused
of kitting an unmarried member f hit
flock, and quite a sensation has resulted.
As th: Southern Pacific's net earnings
last j ear er $ 1 7 ooo,ooo,that railrcad has
no kick coming. Do they want the world.
T'nt O P Is economizing to such an
extent ih.t the mail clerk it being utilized
at fireman, doing away wth the regular
fireman.
As ons eult of the hard time thre
of .Salem - sa'.ootit have go-.e out cf bus
inest. 1 ' is reduces. the cily's revenue
jatl $!2or.
Go,frrr.i r Pennoter will deliver popo
listic s,-r.ch In Albany in about two
month'. At l.e has a long lime in which
to prepare It, it mav be ixpecud lobe
asssaa tonal
1 2 S J-cktw rr v- I in K in m Cats
Eases bosbneil. Ill , thia corcnv, ti. l tele
gr.i bed nia depcty Mr Sni h that hz aa
ne'ltr in health and aoa'd look for a cu
pa ch at Decver.
A very bold train robbery occurred near
1-ot Angele last n:gh. The train was
wrecked, aad two men. one a tramp, were
Aiiiec. tne robbers secured tie W F't
treasury, a good many th rutand dollars.
Schuo'. Superintendent Nwell, of Mor
row county, who was put off the Union
Pacific east bound passenger train the
nigot of December 5, lias sued the com
pany at Pendleton for f -0,000.
Another attempt was recently made to
burglarize the store of Weir & Son at
Jordan. Mr Wer Cred In
thedaik at the point where he supposed
tne cury.ar was, ana tne man, sto was
somewher: else escaped
Tobacco chewing has about stopped in
the Fossil Metheditt chnrch tince Rev
Kawant HSH vear Ucted up within the
building sererai placards bearing tr.e
following verse of scripture: 'Please do
uot use tobacco in ihe bouse of Goc."
Sheriff Mattie, the populist sheriff of
Columbia cour.'y has been heard from
tie is at Cape loan on the extreme
tocther.i coast of Africa. Considerably
more successful than our school superin
tendent in getting away.
Superintendent Wesson, of that Che
roawa Indian training school, has tender
ed his resignation, and it has been accept
ed. It seems impoctiate to get a taper
ictereVnt whh the sand to run Ce school
more than a few months.
Last night four hobos were given their
supper and a bed in the calabocs. Thev
refuted to work for tbdr breakfast, de
claring that they would not make a
spectacle of themselves for any body,
whereupon marhc.l Lee marched them
out of L-ve dry towards the north
The Oregen City woo led mills, the larg
tt: west of the Rocky mountains, seating
upwards of j;; ,ooo is ass. ill as a moose.
Not a spinning jenny or a loom H mov
ing. It has stepped aad like a courier at
a generaTs tent, is waiting for orders.
A Journal correspondent from Detroit
get off the 5oIk wing : We see that Salem
nas made a bid for the Corbett and Jack
son fight, for $45000. We'l, we will
do better. We will give them 50,000 10
cnse out and fight at Detroit, if they will
tase orders on tne u r K K Co. lor -
000, and lake f2s,xx in cord wood.
Dr W H Rowland, of Ogdert, Clan. H
ia Ashland with hit East India Catarrh
Remedv and another aon-letf ai dUcorerv
for the paV.es tttiaalhaa of teeth that i
- - - II - - : 1 a V t a a wa a f
u, . woauer-rtsni.no rsecora. ini.
n i.k umc urao.tno:o ti.i-!.-i-
dent of Albany a couple of tears ago L
C Stratton and Dr Grav inves'ed in hit
catarrh remedy quite extensively.
The Harrisburg Courier says:
The biggest mistake the populit
Lir.n coanty have rr.ade is to throw off
on the Lebanon Advance to he!? the
Oregon Poou.Ut. The Advance by being
true to its partv and honest with its op
ponent, has won tbe respect of all. while
the Oregon Populist is not voicing the
sentiments of the party It represents, but
is making enemies in its own ranks.
A country exchange whose edror
seems to have lost the Seller judgment
that genaerallv characterize him calls it
a swindle because the pivperit of Mrs
Johnson, of Eugene, was sold for taxrs
under the recent sale, perhaps because h
was not advertised in b:s ; aper. One
person is as much under o igations to
pay taxes as another, and tlae wrto do
verv naturally rejoice when others are
made to do so. That is justice. Mrs
Johnson can redeem her property vt ry
easily.
BRSOK.
I-awver Fay, of 0 P notoriety, who want
$'24.0(s) for 10 monts services, was in the
city this noon.
Mr George Landreth will move to oppos
ite the Democrat orhce cut the comrletion
of the room being arranged by S E 1 oung.
Col Hosier, who sreaks out in plain
English, in the Salem Journal, b in the
citv. and wiil install tbe new orhcers of the
Sons of Veterans tonight.
tieo Beeler. the insurance man. left for
Sodas BaS today fcr the purpose of retrain -ing
liis health. George lias had a hard time
and we trust he will soon be well. Journal.
Mr George F Simpson returned this
morning from a three months trip tcCa'-
ifornia lcokingand feeling like a new man.
and greatly pleased to shako again with his
host of Albanv friends. He had a splendid
time in tbe mdd climate of the orange and
almond country. On bis way home he
topped ti the iunl-sprmg fair, which he
reports a tine thing, though not yet com
pleted. The patronage though is not Urge.
and it is liable to prove a nnanciai laiiure.
Better weather, though, may improve it.
Tne home of ex-Sheriff Scott, on 7th
street, was ablaze with youth and enjoy
ment last evening, the occasion being a sur
prise partv tendered to his daughter. Miss
Eva. m honor of ber ISth birthday. Her
young friends to tbe number of about
forty met at the residence ot air I'tto t.ie
lan "about 7:30. and were conveyed in car
riages to the home of Miss Eva, and she
was more iban surprised when returning
from church to find them gathered there.
The evening was spent in music, games an.l
cards.and a general good time had. About
1 1 o mock an elegant repast was served.and
at an earlv hour they all wended their way
homeward, after wishing Miss Eva many
more such pleasant and happy birthdays.
Those present were: Misses Laura Trabont,
Nelia Marshall. Lilly Mcllaigue, Ora Mc
Karland. Tilly Dorris, Elva lorris. Myrtle
Miittr. Edna Miller, Rose Messpelt, Maggie
Kirk, Grace Looney, Eva Scott, Leva Scott,
Mrs 0 Clelan, Mrs L Dorris, Mrs B VaL
Qta; Mersrs 0 Clelan. B Clelan. Phillips,
Neeland, Sacre, F Ross, W Ross. Xohuid.
Van Cleve. B Crawford. F Crawford, E
Peary, of Sodaville, Ketchom, Fisher ami
Veal'.
Yes, You Can see the finest line
sam vies for suitings in the state at WR
Graham's, where he has a tailor with few
equals on hand to make them up on short
notice. Get the best and most stylish
suits of him. A new feature will be the
making of ladies' cloaks to order: or tbe
altering of cloaks to the latest styles, and
he repairing of cloaks. Prices, are bot
tom ones.
Shiloh's Vitalisar :a what yoa need for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow akin or kid
ney trouble. It la guaranteed tofgive yoa
utiafantion. Price TSo. Sild"bv Foahav &
Mssoc
"As OH
lfaehaia"and
never excell
yl. "Tried
and proven"
Is the verdict
0 f millions.
Simmons
Liver Eegu
7 , t Iator is the
riPTTPVoKXj Liver
rnelicine to
which you
can pm yonr
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa
Th
an
tive,
purely
etablo,
and
Pills
ing directly
oa the Liver
and Kid
neys. Try it
Sold by all
iJniggifit? in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry ormade intoa tea.
The King ol Lirer Metbrfne.
I have ased y.mrSImmoo Liver ftesm
"sas and ran cinseJeotaooalr aay it i tne
king of all liver medlrdnea. roonstderlt a
medleme ebestla lUelf. oxo. W. JaCBV
sxjt, Tacoma, Waahicgton.
49-EVEST PACKAOi.-iS
aa the Z Stamp tn aed eta Wiapataa,
J F. fDBD, faTaiEelisl,
Das'" MoVea, Iowa, wr.taa underMala of
.March 23. 1SS3:
n
B Ma.
Mrs Co..
Oofar, Oregcc.
7ewrstea
Ce arriving horr.c ii week. I feudal!
well aad ar-i.. o-iy aTaiting. Oar IttUe
girl, SLsht and ooe-half year a eld, who bd
saattd away to $1 founds, is bow well,
strong aad ttgoroa', and well let hed ap.
S. B. Coogh Cure has dice its work welu
60th of the ctiidren like it. Yoar S B.
Coogh Care Las cared and kept away all
hoarseness frcm me. So give rt to e ery
one, with gre -tings for alt. Wishing ysc
proaaefi y. we are
Yoors, ilk x Mas J F Foan.
If m wish u, fsri uasa aad eaeerfai, art Ttdj
is, -x. cMtaas raeragMteaa wwataa
aaaaeJ laaaeCsaaa. bTUktar t w tana
teacfa
K ot&ts f-r hacl: hj a2 arojzwc.
Ba i
L.r-iar3te ir
I ACCMMIXG.
rets.
asssal
Jl.cOper Bon!
uae cent a coae.
TTtrs GsziaT CorscH Ctu raromsc'v eara
wT
wtiere all otters faiL Coocha, Cro-p. San
Throat. Bcaraezeta.
cotajas st-i
At Lr. a. f rCci
u sa it nas no mrax
:: ana 1
has cared tcccsa i. and will eras Tv r it
taken in t;ise BaM by ftusath's on a arear
actee. Tor a Lame Back cr Chest, nee
SHILOH'S BELLADONNA FLJtSTERJSc
I
CATARRH
REMEDY.
ive you Catarrh? Ttiis resnrcvasrmiraa-
tecdtocvireyou. I'rfcc.yca. Inject -r free.
-:- DEALER rs
Harness-and - Saddlery,
Display li in ihe Oooi
FOSHAY & MASON
,Jrugistsand Booksellers.
rw ta for John B. Aider's pco!t iioca
sttieh we aell at publisher' rrioraw ::
tKawa.t.tar
I.BT. KEiO-
VI60R of n
Laiiis. Q-tc.
r-crxar-!. Rc&icrci.
NERVCJSNESSa
DEBH iTY.
Bti tKttatolateK"
it afXsNfBaasL. ti? r;ul -
tTtrtttxlt, -Kt'-iM,
J laxarrv.rtc. Fuilirc. sr
f 1iB9miBBmm i atia ihs
jrti'w tt.r.v;j wfc.ea.rt ia
twxit.'Hl Cf t t
tlTtr,' i?:r.ic:Hl ,a.
feMLT4jtetirbawa
farasMV. Kstlilirer-llRi- N
spUnatKva mb4 itls
DiJt-atO. IMLbM ; flvt.-.
ERIE KED1CAL C3.
BUFFALO. N.'
D. SANDEN'S
ELECTRIC BELT
iATEST PATENTS
WITH ELECTnOs
BEST
MACtlETIC
SUSJEHS08T
IHPSOVEMENTS.
ana r WBtaat nti-ia ewaaaai rmg rscsa
,rtlB el Sll. Br ttrgt.gg.w i!t,ertt.
u .,tuo. ttift.. rta Spirit..
lM :Mr. tbvaAtiiB. tidM. U.r 4 bt44cr
cu,:uBU.IUI baft. t,B. tslMlM. tMr 111 Se.'.t.
,u- TL lrt tl etttait. W4.KI Itr.. e,t.
. . 1 k. , ,. ,..!.. : . r-lt t, it.
1,.,, or y. Tau.a1. ba srv.l by isj -r-.,S,
l-tttia Ker kit oUi.c nxmriW f.:i.J. kb4 w
rrr t . rorrett ,wuv. ana : - ' lr
. . htn.K' SI Xk-KSSlIt: 1 . ( ...
unit ud ,iavrui ,tratta ta-CATtKtmCtf low : .
s.u.i r.r aaaaeaaas rtiiitaittt. .. . w
trtVJV X1-:TV BLSICTItia OtOs,
No. .72 ?trst St.. PORTLAND. OPE.
REVERE HOUSE
tLJJAM
AS. PFKIFFEK tftOPklKTO
iiifa-n.ini.s
0 fHlL0HV
mv
WarSrVT