The state rights democrat., April 06, 1894, Image 1

VOL XXIX.
Kntered at thr ot Office at Albany. Or., as Second. lam. Mall Mallet:
A LB ANY, OREGON, FRIDA1, APRIL 6, 1894.
iriT,is A M I I H i. , Publishers aad ProarleUm:
NO 36
for Infants
CaatorlaisoowoU adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any proscription
knows to mo." It A Aacnxa, M. D.,
J 11 So. Oxford 91, nrooklxn, K Y.
"The .no of 'Oastoria li SO universal and
iU merits bo Toll known that it svwna a work
it supererogation to endorse it. w arc the
ntelligent families wlio do not keep Oastoria
within oary roach."
Cajuoe Mactt, r. p..
New York City.
Tna CajrrAra
The Best Shoes
$5,
far tbe iest Money. &w
a bH r. ts: i i t'as
e Kt. vim ; em
cTwpn K thp fttcv- -
InslnasT "T - 1 I HC 1HM71 D.kw
W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitting, and give better
aatisfactlon at the prices advertised than any other make. Try one pair and be con
vinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas' name and price on the bottom, which
guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them.
Dealers who push the sale of W. Ju. Pou!as Shoes gain customers, which helps tc
increase the sales on their fuU line of goods, tw ran .fiord to .en a le-s r'r"t,
and we believe you can psw money by rm-"!i,.,- j-tl voce Is i agate cf SSr-. d-atrr n :-w.-
Buaw. uuuofne iroe upon oppuraxtca. w. 1- lt: "" - , . '. .
For sale by the U E BLAIN CLOTHING CO
PA-ROKIZEi HOM
THl FARMERS & MFflCHUHTS INSURANCE III'
- .ibaa?.
d K a i . rreaidAat,
1 1. COWAN, treasurer,
- ni recto
I t'owun
Hon F Simpson, -V K Kd, r
J K 'ethrt-r i 0 J st
tUb DISTRICT AOENTa FOR
several SoM Eastern and Foreign Compare!)
FORTMILLER
Undertakers -- and - Enibalmersa
W1
rE KtEP censtnt!v cn st d s tell
coffins. Also buiisl rotes srd
which will be old at
The Ioweaf I.,
EMBALMING '" PtoP ''
KO EXTRA CKARC1 FOR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC
I MEAN BUSINESS.
Will sell all crrc.kerv ware and holiday goods ai
COST- Here are some prices! Lamp, worth
50c for 25 ePt; lamps, worth $2 00 for $1.00
cups and saucers 25 to 10 cents a set; pla e3, 40 cents pei
set. Everything else ia proportion.
Gallon roe and you will noths deceived.
J.
NEW . : P LTFN1TURE,
MY SrORE iSWOW FULL OF FIRST CLAKS FURNITUKE.JCONSISTINO
cf bed room 'set, chairr, i;unn, etc., winch I will sell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
TIios. Brink.
The Oregon JLand Go
sVltn iii
Sl.1jI!JVE - -
Liie Gray Block, corner Llhertv anj
MAKES a specialty of Runnyside fruit tracts rear Salerr.,
Will soil 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to $60 per
cre small cash payment long timo on balance
or particuias.
and Children.
Castoria curea Colic, Const iivuion.
Sour Stomach, Diorrhavv Eructation,
Kill Worms, gives sli'i or.d promotes dl
pstion,
Without injurious medication.
"For several year! I hare recommended
your ' Castoria, ' and shall always continue u
do so as it has invariably produced iH-ucficia
result. "
l'.mr. riKDtt, m. D..
135lh Street and Tth Ave., New York City
Cokpaxt, 7T Mcrrat Snuorr, Niw Yoaa Cm.
W, L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
$4 and S3.5Q Dress Shoe.
83.5C Police Shoe, 3 Sole:
S2.50, $2 for Workingmei
32 and SI.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES
S3, 82. SO 82, $1.7,
C ACTION If any deale
offers yon W . L. 1Hiij;I
shoes at St reduced prlce(
or says ne nas tnem wn li
ons trie name stamped
i bottom, put htm
down a a fraud-
INSTITUTION:
Ore - ron.
J O W BlVia. AIT . Socle tarr
Geo F SIMPSON. Vlco PrtMldonb
k--
B Moitait'i. H starnnera. J
iir vVriUman.
vF Cu, rr
& IRVING
iittl rret tc. tic th i S vrt drosltts at
twin, in I ir scclotrt, tlr . t
sins Profile.
' 'he dead a pe.llti
HEARSE OR SERVICE s,
TEMPLE, - - OP.EGO.
Gradwohl.
home office al
- OHbiGO T
Slate stieet, branch r-flfice 'n Portlan.
HHESDAT
CoKTALUS The lo'. lowing Items nre
from tlit' Oorrallil Times:
John Crawford, Mta ol Albany's solid
est citizens H!i in town Monday and
T"esdv.
Miss Carl Mitcheiis, who recently en
Mt4 in tlM millinery business in Al
bany, relurned to Corva'.lis Monday to
reside permanentl . She tins disposed
Of her bill interest in I ha Albany busi
ness to Mrs W H BHyen, formerly Mary
tioldson.
I' Hrvant, well known in the old das
of s'.j;in: between I orvaliis and Vaiituna
bay when lie kept the midway staite sta
tion, is in town to day, and will soon
leave lor HmUagtoa bis home. Popalar
eatarers Mr und Mrs Bryant were, and
those who remember them rejjret that a
sad chapter of separation ami estrange
tnent has come between the couple in
their old age.
In a few days Wood Jackson leaves for
Saleui, Marion county, Illinois, and tbe
home lie left behind when 41 years ago
be turned hi face westward and started
with &n ox team across the plains bouud
for California and the gold ininra- A
few years later he landed in Benton
county without any golJ.and here he baa
resided ever since, respected and respect
able. Yesterday Kev V A Moses was busily
engaged in raking up the dead
leaves and putting things in shape
around the old Methodist collegegronnds,
and teemed to be in an unusual jolly
mood. On inquiry it was learned that
his happy frame of mind was caused bv
the vit-it of a donation party Saturday
eveniug, who surprised Mr Moses Bars
his family with a generous supply of pro
visions and a liberal allowance cf silver.
A Jokk. An Oregon City gentleman
and his w ife visited the fair a few days
ago- They "done' the architectural
mansions and all the other buildings, in
vestigated most of the concessions in
short, came day after day to see all that
was to be i d. However, one startling
feature the cautions husband avoidtd
taking his better half to see. That was
the "muscle"-danc'm? Turkish girls in
the street of Cairo. One day ths hus' and
announced to his wife that he thought
they had better rest that day, as they
were bold pretty well tired oat with the
fair. "Besides," the gentleman said, "I
have some business tododown town, and
you might as well take advantage of my
absence and do a little thopoing today.
The dutiful wife agreed lo the proposi
tion very cheerfully so cheerfully that
the husband felt uneasy. But he thought
no more about it, and a couple of hours
later he found himself in th company of
two jolly acquaintances. (M course it
had been previously arrange'1, and the
trio immediately set out lor tbe exposi
tion The first place they entered was
the theater in the Turkish vil'age. In
the midst of tbe entertainment an 1 the
boisterou; glee the Oregon City man
heard a familiar laugh in a rear row. He
turned a bent only to meet the astonished
tare of his wife. Then his two friends
looked there were their respective
wives. As they all passed ont tbe ti'st
wife, very red in the lace, said :
"Why. Jjn es I thought- "
And the embarrassed husband said :
"I thought so, too." Telegram
Got Es"fGii. The Guard eays: The
foot rail team of the Albany Collegiate
Institute, af'er arriving home Monday,
telephoned back to the 1'. of O. mana
gers an invitation tn play a return game
at Albany next Saturday. They offered
to pay the expenses of the team and give
one-btlf of the yate receipts besides.
The C O's, w ho obtained so eaav a vic
tory last Saturday .have gallant l decide.)
to play no mre football games this year
It has been t-uggested that the reason for
this discourtesy, is a misapprehension.
They fear upon goiug to Albany and
playing the other team on tbeir own
ground, they might possibly get beaten
by a !-core of 42 to J. and then their victors
would gather together a procession of
friendly college students, secure the loan
of a dczen or so silk tiles from some en
terprising Albany merchant, and lead
heir vanquished visitors about the city
with a great hurrah of viccry. Brave
boys.
The Skco! Lecture. A long l&ok
boy with tig Lands and feet lying on a
bed of leaves in a lot; cabin would not
suggest a future president of the United
Stales; yet so familiar is the story that
you already know whoi- meant. At the
M E church ..t-t evening Kev ttranni-.
told at out the development of this bor
into the prea'den'. who was cloeest to the
hearts ol tbe Atcericsn people- The
speaker na' e many incidents in tbe life
of Abe hintoln showing Ids great heart
and wonderful honesty. Thev were well
pres-ented and held the closest attention
of the small audience for an hour and a
half Tola was the second lecture of the
course. Ihe third Ifcture wi 1 be g.ven
on Wednesday evening of next week by
Rev Kdward Ixcke. of i'ortland, on
"Every Inch a Man."
Base Ball. There will be plenty of
base ball in Albany thi - . . - among
the amateurs The ball a tent m tic
air last evening by the reorganization of the
Willame'tes. Fred Wes'.brook was elec
ted captain: Dorns secretary : Roy Bent
ley, treasurer. Green and nurp'.e was
(elected as :)e clab colors, and the suits
uill be thege of la! year. The club will
meet every second Wednesnay of each
month for business. As soon as the wea
ther permits they will bo ready to play
anv amateur c ub In the valley of their
age.
LBTO The Willamette. This after
noon quite an exciting COM occurred at
the wliirf while the cargo on the Klwood
was lieing unloaded A dtstk hand wan
wheeling a box containing aWit 1)00 pounds
cf plow share and a wick of wheat off the
boat, when he accidentally hit n loard and
tipped the load off into the river, going
with it. He sank out of sight, but quickly
?ot out of the water Vy at-Mfbince of the
irew. Of course the plow shares sank,
lino the wheat went down stream. The
truck caught on the gang p'ank where it
hung.
Abtiktic WobK , The Man about
Town to-day saw at Fortmiller& Irving'a
four faces ui water colors painted by Mrs
(j w S;rr.peon, winch display a tab nt
probably not surpassed any where, Iteing
perieci. in execu'iou. mis is sayiiii; a
good deal ; but even a connoisseur could
hardly come to any other conclusion so
plain is the merit ol the work. Mr and
Mts Simpson will leave to-morrow for
San Francisco to spend several months
and will take the pictures with them.
i ; never
t rtained
cn
bv the children
7for a medi
cine that
tastes bad.
This explains
the popular
it v amcnir
little ones of
Sco.it Eiuision,
a preparation of cod-liver
oil almost as palatable as
milk Many mothers have
grat. : ; kndi
benefits lo
children.
rledge of its
week, sickly
All ftrii'Tptsls.
WANTED Tusliicg Canvaser of good
dress. Liberal talsi y and esrensas
paid weekly ; Permanent position. BKUWN
BnOS. CO.,1 Nurserymen,Portland' Oregon
Kl i
Following v. ere the receipts yesterday : j
Aana Crouch
Chas H Everett
l'errv R Conn
Mis 'Delila Hand
And red Hall.... ,
(i W Garland
Jacob Schilling
H O Schilling
II II and M J King
M Croisant. .
P P Crabtree ...
Wash Crabtree
Wm Crabtree
K Mussel mati
Rlisa Arn
M Bland
Wes'ey Bland
C Gerne
Hiram Skinner
A Gottscbe
Nathan Berber
G W Alphine
John l'atbast
Emily Towers
Thus Kroman
4n no
tiM
6208
7..W
rj.f.i
21 M
33.4.7
o.!t8
10.03
tfi ;.'
43.78
18.00
R.I
21.00
sloe
83
IS 50
iO.SO
12.(10
2 S3 i
1.1.4. 1
LOO
4 so '
07 4 1
Robert Foster 2.UiS
John Hateman 2n7.0S
Jacob Sanders, jr .. 20.25
John Sanders 40.02
Mrs A M Whitney 2.8!
Iavtd Torbett 4.15
John Sliults 4.08
Fred Ievity 250
John Fessman 9.t0
HMetzgar&S Wasserman JQ
Martha Smith 19.00
Ella Bercaw 9.6.'
T .V l'aluior. . 30.64
V S Towel' 35.30
Total
Total for week
linquent April 10.
.s.- Err
$3057 34 Taxc
de-
County ( lerk 1! F Mulkey, ol Hailas,
was in the city yesterday
YesterJay whea' tojk a juip of three
cents in Chicago. The c td snap did it.
A t'ispa'cb received at r.o.n snnoi.n
ced the fjc: lbs' the PresHenl bad ic
toed the selninrage tilver ctll .
The Oregon Pacific wii! give excursion
rate to parties of live and over Tbe road
will pah the excursion business this year.
It Is to be hoped there Is none o! Mtl
cah'y' foolishness, thocgh.
The Roseburg Review says: It is now
reported that the S P Co will put on the
freight trains laiJ off some ti ne agj, on
the iirst of next mon.h Tie butioess i
aliradv too heavy for their pre.cnt train
facilities, and is .apidly iricreasing Mine
of the boys have t-ccr. out of woik for
several weeks past and are very anxious
to get back on the road again.
Oregon's climate is more appreciated bi
persons who have resided In the east, than
by na'ive Oregonians. A lady whi le
cent'y airivrd froT! the bdzzard -:juntry
here the thermometer has been ranging
abo'.it 33 degrees lxow x ro, wrote to her
husband that she :ou!d not vtaik s ow
enough here lo keep cool. Her husband
aho is in the csst replied, by slating that
he could not walk fast enough to keep
warm. Whs! a contrast. Why do peo
ple live in a cold country whiie there is
room in 'Jregor. for thousands of families
Thrre Sisters.
Rev J R N Bell recently delivered In
Baker City a lecture entitled "Himlet,''
with such success thst his auditors begged
for another, with a chat.ge of tubjec',
and in n-fponse Bio Bell deliver.-.! on
the ty.h inst a stcond le-lure en'iticd -
Glance at the Ame'ion Poets," ar.d an
aoalysis of Toe's Raven and how he came
to write it."
ladies Auxiliary H'. meet in the V M
C A room.. Friday March, 50th. at 3
o'clock- Tne following program will be
given. Devoiional exercises. Study for
the month, Nathaniel Hawthorn: !:...
rapbs Mrs Abbett. Uaes'ioia on per
BOacltrj of Hawtho-n. Soo, Mrs Nutnrg.
Toe:n written 3y Hawthorn before en'er
ing college, by Mrs I row. His College
Life Mrs (ieff. Selection from tr.e Scar
let Letter, Mis Littler. Questions on
Works of Hawibo'n. (J J'ations
Mr J M Balaton went to I'ortland hU
noon.
Hon Jeff Meyer a in the city this
noon.
J O Writeinan went to Salem this noon
on business.
Mr Matilda 1'oUasd, a r.ioneer of 1-47.
died in Trineviile la.-t week
Mr C T Burkhart return--: - & day
ago from a trip to California.
Mr Ed Fronk. who ha. Wn attending a
Wine?- c. liege in T. rtl.1.- 1 f r -.ri
weeks, has n-'urne-l honv lille I with ideas
about Inniness.
Hon Chas Nil kel of Jacksonville, prom
inently mentioned for OoagfOSB en the
democratic tii ket. i-el through A tbasty
this noon for home after a trip to Pcrtland.
The Trineviile News pays a former
Albany man the following compliment :
Prof Liggett, the Worthy prn ipal of our
public schxl. i the biggest man in town
lie weighs 244 jiounds. Mr Ligg.tt's
irtellectual weight is aliout .is heavy as
bis corpcreal jsmderou-ness. He is one of
the best educators in cur county.
Oregon ban never had a cyclone: bnt if
Ignatius Donnelly. Mrs Lcoae and McKin
ley all come here in Way there will be a
hurricane.
The Salem Independent says thai on the
deinecratic ticket J H Balsj will Ix? nomi
nated for congress in the 1st district and C
A Coggswell in th second: Gen Compeon,
for governor. I has Nickel for MsTetarv of
state: W F Matlock for UnaiUini; W M
Baaseey tor sngsnase Jndge, and J E'lod
frey fi r state printer.
'l ack my box with live dozen liquor
jugs" and "tltiick brown lox jumps over
tbe lazy dog" each contains thirty-two
letters and are the shortest sentences
known that contain the entire alphabet.
It is in order lor some one to invent a
sjntence containing only 96.
Alter the ball is over.
Alter the game is done,
Alter the actors leaving,
Then it's not quite so much fun
Unhiding on canen and crutches,
With plasters on your nose.
Thus it is ever with football.
After its c!os9.
A great many tnr payers are holding
00 Hi the bones that the tune lor deciar
ing taxes delinquent will be extended,
but there is no probability of that, unless
tbe sheriff decides io keep the books open
a few weeks to make payment easier
The court has been petitioned to have the
time extended, but tbey have no more
power to do that than to declare that
horse stealing is not in crime. Eugene
Register.
A man in a neighboring town snvs that
when he meet B hog now in the road he
feels like taking off his hat to it. liecuuse
he says, the American hog is the salvati-m
of this country. When everything else
fails, when wheat is low, and horses won't
sell, whan the fanner is at his wit's end to
know where to get the money to pay hi
taxes and interest, the hog comes to his
nocne and helps him out. Long live the
Aineriian hog. The Dalles Times Moun
taineer.
A practice common at county pontotllces
is for persons who have locked boxes to try
their keys in other person's boxes to sen if
it will lit or it the box is locked, very few
know that they ley themselves liable to
prosecution and fine. Thin act is a viola
tion of "Uncle Sam's" postal law, and is
punishable us such. A case occurred re
cently where valuable mail was taken from
a box in a postolliio by parties unknown.
A young man was arrested for the theft,
and although the crime could not be proven.
it was Bhown that he was in the habit of
opening boxes without permission, and he
was lined $1100 and given one year in the
penitentiary.
FBIDAY
' m'c'l's yesterday were $1147 '.II ,
aitking $.'lti-l 1)0 for the four days nf the
weaa. "i tins amount msi. pies to Al
bany and t'.HJ Til ti dint. . Following
wi re the payments:
Amanda Long.
Peter Long. . . .
I H Headm
C S Barnish. .
!s Harrison
N LQarooto..
6.28
LO)
41.01
fi.00
BS.58
17. 80
io.:h)
::.7i
02.90
1.00
69 M
.in e i..Ln-..ii
J T Webber
JobA Stuck
A EShick
Wm Canies
G W Car lies
Daniel Moore
S M Tciiiiington
IM
4.00
144.05
MJ 00
15.25
19.28
01 .'52
0.53
4 8
41.25
42.:10
Mrs A h Tennmgton. . .
li W Goff
M J Caldwell
John J Salinger
Martha Mcllnde
II A Carothers. . . .
Heirs Jane Hingbam ...
J L Vineyard
H I lhtight
W t 'iT.ompHOin0a. iwv-
Will I ..11
i B Thompson
JasCarothers
W H Thompson .......
Win M Itowning
1 U Fisher
W B Haw ley
W K Hawley
W F Daboaa
Henrv Kiphart
J w Kipkarl
Seth Kodlwoll
J r Nave
John Itachmau
liilbert McElror
0.00
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35.75
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I A, I !
3.-x
1.25
22.50
21.00
21 it.)
5.68
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There are t'jo pby tlcians In Oregi-n.
Mr A M Rrevts, a popular school
teacher has ben appointed postmaster a'.
HaHey . A r.ist-cias's atpoaatnsant.
Mr B.:k-.p d;id at Corvsl i" on March
28-h.
The Baatcs Basaai netted tie iadir cf
the Episcopal church aSout $65, much
more than was anticipated.
CortalHs has a oung ladies den-.ocrjtic
club. Miss Edx J scobs is president; Mrs
11 F Irvine, vice picssJent: Helen tlo'gate,
sec, and Vattie Avery, t.easurer.
A Cmphrev is Circulating a pc'ition
askims that Mr. K VI Mi".rr he anaoinled '
postmisl-es. The peli
o r
tian is reccivinij I
a 'irge number of signa: ure.
Advarce.
l-ebanon
I'rol G II Wilkes i. a candidate fo'
e
democratic nominitlon lor county
,
SCnOOl I
superintendent, Tuf C U Hart win
probably be the republican ncmire.
Lebanon Advance.
j
levice I
shall I
The kindergarten is r.o longer a
to ki.l tirr e for the babies onlll the
have ensc" eniugi to leave the
ry and go in'a the ieg-'r school.
The Eir.J-rgarten A tsocialion wi..
an open meeting at tbe sCtndesgai
rooms on 'h street onTuesdar eve'. .
next wees, when a good program wiii be
presented, to which ail will be fn he J
Large numbers of tramps ate now go
bag northward. On account of tt.c rffi
clency of our police Albany is trout led
less by ttamps than probsbiv ir.y c:ty
or. the east side.
Parker Bras fave remadeltd their
bakery so ss to give them many Improve
ments They base secured the services
. f ims and expert baker. and 2-e be:ter
prepared than ever to serve the public
with fine baked goods.
An Albany njcnfaed a letter from
a nelghbT cf Na'han Pierce, nominee
for governor on the no,u'.ist tlcke. crH -cising
that g-entltn-.vn In a very !-e man
ner. Indicating that he Is entirjly un1?'
for the exal.cd position Ise Is seeking
T.ie Lebaroo Advance has "he fellow
Ing sensi .I item: A", orange del rr open
ed up In Kirkpa:r:ck's bui.dirg the ti't
ol "he week, lie did not do a sery mah
ing bj.in.s.. Our citizens prefer to pat
ronize resident deilers, which is e:a i(a;
ly prorr.
E R Sslp r:h. of Eugene is mrr.tljc-
cd as the pos:l-!e nominee for
sece-arv j
of s-ate nn the democratk tisket - Ad
vance. .sj tipwortn ir.iormeJ - icmo-ja lir, . fn m S;j.; 1 . . .
cas man that he was not a candidate lor Uhe building of tin- line -any
otBct, and that he wou.d attend ri r v, 1 t.,th wa bv 1
s-nc'ly 10 bis Increasing legal business . . , twain.
ne omin' vc'.
Mrs Henry W; .iiams aad daughter re
turned this morning from a visit of a I
month or two with relatives faa c?nn I
Francisco.
J enft and hd Huton. Use- insuran.-e
men went to Portland this noon. I
Mr T II Wan,, i. hing danger-ti-lv
ill iif iiiinsimiiiliisj at hisViiiii inlTriTT
n 11 .. .. 1 1 1, ,.- . ,
s.-'l," H,t.t ;,n,,J" w-r" WC!lt to
McMinoviile to ! iy on legn business, cir-
cuit court being ;n session then-.
Will II Parry's energies have hrrn.un
tiringly for the success of the rei.ab'.i.an
ticket and Hon fcvron 1 lieliw. Mr r.irTv
has di.plaved great generalship and eve. ;t-
ed rare ability as a politician and ontaniaer
in this campaign. 1 ne older liea.H l:aU
U-tter look to their laurels . Beafme Ar.' is.
Mr I'arrv was at one time editor id the
orvallis Gazette, and i known by quite a
numlr of Albany people.
Mr H J Peterson and in Henrv. arrived
in Albanv this morning from Angelas,
Calif., where they have been for a COQI
vears. The former is seriou-iy ill. He
went then1 on luvount of rheumatic
troubles. While he liecame improved s..me-
what in tin- respect, ntner tiling an ;ci
his system, and he is now in a worn out
condition, rbev report the weather tin re
no letter than here.and consider this much
the better country.-
A pound ranTV.
The Albany Social club gave a nonnjd
party last evening that proved Mncinail !
their ability to entertain their friends Ilie
Q A B hall was well tilied with the mam-
ben and invited guests of tbe club, abotlt
one-hundred seventy-five being pres
ent- The club appiecintes the taste for
good things by giving something for not
only the social nature, and the inner man;
hut as well lor the eves anil ears ami oniin.
A pleasing program was presented. The
opening wedge was driven by tne orchestra.
.Mrs I rank ( raw recitm I lie ag.itwinu
with elocutionary effect. Georgia and Littie
Custer went heant in a duet. "Watch ng
the Children l'lav. "responding to an encurt
with a comic song. They are Woming
quite popular in their songs. The Merry
Four. Will Hawkins, r. lent. l.ee iv.wer
and Fred Bruekman. were beard in several
selections, raoBsring the apylanse theii skill
on musical instruments entitled them to.
Lillie Crawford recited "Lochnivar" with
excellent effect, displaying n promising
talent. Mike I Mil sang a comic song, that
received a livo encore. Hon' Meapell re
citeil "Kate Skelly" in a pleasing manner
A duet bv Maggie and .Mollie Hunter.
"Why Hid I Houht It," was pxsl. Martli;
Hisley mited 1 ho ltutnsellers Mgn
Hoard' iu :m impri-ssive manner. Hi
program closed with a tunic Irish dialect
reading by Allen Chamberlin. Games
followed for an hour, when a palatable re
past wo served. Partners were selected by
the drawing of the ladies' names from
hat, and the eupnnr paid for at the rate of
one-filth of a cent for every pound of weight
of one. partner. As 40 cents am the liiglie-t
it cost anv one this was not a calan sl
Much smrt was occasioned by this mode of
paying for Ones supper, more gajncetol
lowed and it was a late hour when tli
happy company dispersed.
'Turn that wrinning naper the othersids
out," said a lady in a dry goods store which
never iidvertiu'd. as a cleric wiis putting ui
her purchase in a wrapper: "I don' want
to lie a walking advertisement for your
store. I read the papers as all intelligent
people ought to do.und 1 think in them is the
place, to advertise your business. Instead
of asking your customers to carry a sign
around with each purchase, tell the people
through the papers what yea have to sell
and how you sell it."
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Hal. Hlghc-.t Medai and Dictum -
r It 1.1 IV. T BUI M ti ll ft.
Al.llANV.
Begin o nler of Witlansette river, oppo
site the center at tbe north end of BioadaJ
bin .t, aii.l rniiiiing thenoa soatli s 15
miantes e;:st to the center of ttli st, tlieiioj
westeily along Ibe eonter of 4th st to u
point opposite tbe center of the Court
House, USJBOB south 8 IS minute, .
Quroagh the ccntor of the Court Etoawto
the center of .'dh st. tfaenfe we-terlv to the
center of Ferry st, I bene nth 8 15 mln-
ntes ssurt alons; tbe center of Ferry st ami
continuing sajd coorsa to tbe south line .f
sec 7 in Tp 11 S If :; sunt, thence .!
along the south line of said se. 7 to tli 8
w corner (hereof, tfaonoa sootb 2 railes,
tbenca east ', mile theme nortiierl .- to the
1 aonth west corner of wreck s addition to.
Albany, tbence south !3 :kj lain wctt lo the
i center ,f .!. ..onty r.;ad at tie- N V corner
of iottra Hark addition to Albany, thence
jawth westerly along (he center of said
j county road to a point 8 8 15 miu e.i-t
from the center Of Baker -t in the city of
Albany, thenoa north 8 oogrnas 15 rain west
through the center of Baker st to the center
1 of 4tU st. thence easterly along the center of
tu st to th center of aiantnotuerr st.
of the Willamette river, them
.-iver lo the place of beginning.
up
Wtrr Ai.HAjty.
flegtnniant in tbe canter of the Will
amette river Oftpoaite the North end cf
Broa.lalbin st and running thence south
6" lo" eas: along the center of said street
to the center of Poorth st. thence weet
crly al-jric the cen'cr cf Fourth tt to a
point opp :site the center of the court
houte, thence eouUi 8 15 u::n east
through the center of said court house
to the center of Fifth t. tr-ence westerlv
along tha center of Fifth st to the ceil Cl
ot Ferry st. thence SOQlh S 15 min east
along the center of Ferry st and continu
ing on said course to ".he south line of
en 7 Tp II s R 3 tl.ence west alor.g
the south line I said section 7 to the
sou'b wes: corner thereof, thence south
2 miles, thence wes'. to the center of ti e
Willamete, tivertlu.ee .'Jwn said
survey to the place of beginning.
Onnjooa aotiuk Wukld. Toe London
Tinsber Trade Jonrnal ayt : The Ikx-k
cranpnny ar now using a plar.k of .awn
Oregon pine, brnsaght over I v the sailing
. B a, aOcKner OS tne WVleVt-!
I
. .-"
seless against the otxav side
waiting tor SSaseCntng to turn up.' lb
plank in ':'!etion is four feet whie and
sixtcm feet lonir. without a ahaa4a bssnl
9n,i :. tn f..i tk tAn t.t ... s . -- s
. .v.... ..... .-.-j. .j. .,-. 1. '.Il l
rv.im l:il,l.. al Usa IWV rJKm
J '.j of the line-- ; .e , . 1 t.vn
'nine :n Uiednenn. Th,' manassa asaU
quantity of .i li dimension, acdfwill. bv
and by. play a more important port in our
sn:n!v wl:n i-ais -f. f ind ilnrim
Woouca Mm, Mkx.-H takes nerve to
talk new institutions just at the present
banc I - ti:e following is frcm the Eu-
liaord: M-sis Wm Le-.er aa i wife,
and J E Wnddiagtoa and wife, of les
Moine. Iowa, arnve.1 ten? last sight and
today are viewing the country. Mr kever
i presid-mt cf tb Lever Woolen Company
of Fterx-un:. Keb, ar.d !!:;s is his s-nd
visit to this section of fregon. A few
ye.ir since he was !;ere purvba icg wjoJ
fjr his nisnafact. ry anil is ! .ad- ln hi
prai of that pro.iu.-t grown in Western
I 'n-g n. Tuex gnnttensnn intend buiiding
and operating a large woolen mi!! at s-.-me
pc-ict in tn? fr.--t,-rn jr:ion of the mie.
and after K-c-king over It? fieid. are more
favorably iropressevl with Eoge than any
point yet rushed. In fact, they are o we j
that tbey will make our citizens a proo
(ition ia a few days, to consider.
Trtr. Rt;i. Pisfi-.n. Tne Statesman pets
tbe following grain of com text oct of tbe
Adany A Anbarai Rai'nad: n Ijnnsaay
lat Sensrtor Dotph had fsi.:s.l throtgh the
upper 1-ranch of evingresa a biil granting a
fignt--f-WjV to ire Ai! anv , . . : V.
Co. throach the Grand Km !.. lr. i -.
Jervasi'-n. W should not be -::rpri'ed if
j this had some, connection with a re en'
j statement of PrnBdent CPHnnjSngton
ithat tb S-xi'hcm Pa. ;'".- would n:4 soon
ij 1 any u,w main lines. Iu. that they
! would rxit nit s.rm? feeders a r-
L With
line
Ct Hp.t
Koanblltg
other day
Dsecataar. A B . of
made a cer. j- div- v.-r- the
i an oak tr.r which proved to bl
a snsnjl leather pooch which bad evidently
!.n pla.e.1 there a lorg time ag. an-i was
aim -t conoa!.l by a new growth aK it it.
W.thin thi. I; t;c?i w.-re several to s Kr
"V' v: ''1,lir,;:'r.' :!." r"M-
Silver and . .d Mining o.. an in
atkmenrrdng propntin tbe Csardea blr
in V.T ivmntv, Chlllbiaria Tliis
k asrsrreffnted 146 shan-s f MOOench
1 the ranital stock of tbe mmiianT fanusn
frcVi.fs-O an 1 wen- unaed to J A ttanfnr on
the date of Nov. IS63 over thirty vears
ago. K.v h oer'.i:.. a'e has u'taihed t.. i; .-.
' cent iev.mie stair p be question i
ho placed the isiirs in the trvo.nr.d when.
and for what purpose '.'
C.-i OF MoDKSa St BOUTT
-A del'
ica.e and -tui.-tul sargial oivrn'ion was
pexxornard on the person of Mr C J Bard-
man, re-idmg a tew miles trom Albany,
F"ursLiv of last wivk bv Ir Maston A-
l.ivi. Tlie ennrafinn consisted in owning
the abdominal cavity rail irnarrinn; ndhn
SSOSM that had to Mien between the omentum
ami intestines mul removing a niattjini of
omentum ana straightening tbe intestines
that be l been tur.d down bv adhesions
md bad became knottct The oiieratiou
ha. proven to be entirely anccsnnfjnl as Mr
Barasaan is taking nonristenent and f.vl
mg quite wel' on this the ninth dtiv after
the operation. Bomnch bar the success of
nimlcrn surgery.
As OlB PaVPBK, - List evening 'r l'r.ir.k
i unditt snowe.1 tne i 'i.m.h p-at a paper
owned by bis mm tier, residing near thi
citv. whi li in a curiosity. Obi and worn
it beers the name. Washington Federalist.
It ia dated November, isoo ami no Visaed
in W ashington. Among it conaena IS :t
ji-o EamatlOn by IBB President John Allan
ind an obituary on l incknev. paix'rs
are alwevs liitere-ting. vir v unditl ot-
fen'ii the pnaer tor .ile.
Fnx Down Bratas.. Prince Morgan
while delirious nitu fever at the boBOC
of his parents in the Third Ward, fell
downstairs. rocei.i'.g injurioustb.it
caused a concussion of the brain, cans
ing bun to lie in nn uiicoiiscious condi
lion tor several boor. ir HaMoo was
called and attended him. He is now
considerably improved.
Hki In riiitKsT. The Scio 'Press says
The nonnltat (W who made the loan B wvk
or two ago. of?l0. taking n note Uiiring
interest, due a year heiuv. Of 6100 for it
should justly forfeit the whole amount to
the school fund. A man who will take
advantage of other peooie'a inn-ossifies, ha
a soul so small that if it weie placed in
the hull of a mustard seed, would bave a-
much room, in comparison, as would a
tad pots in Lake Bunertor.
A OosrEsaioN. A dispatch to the Saleu
Journal from Corvallis reads: It is ru
mort'd that Mrs Kenyon. I 'r Applewhite's
paramour in the alleged adultery case to
come a,, when cmrt convenes, h is madt
long utlidavit. telling the whole storv from
lieginning to end. Her bondamen say
thev will surrender the prisoner and with
draw bail. Hr Applewhite is the treasurer
of the State Agricultural I ollege and ,!
prominent man.
lr Wii.t, Coi n t. Tin following frc
the Press of Scio indicates a gi ad deal fo
that section of the county: tanners in
this vicinity aro very sensibly growing a
variety of i rops. rVsidos th') usual amount
of grain and hay. thero will lie this year
between lOO and SOU a resot hops, mj acre
of tlax, a large t.creago of jmtatocs. baaidea
every farmer is a stock raiser in a small
way. This showing should give Scio soma
money next fall nevertheless the times are
close.
SATTJBDAY
Taxe
Luntie to ;.rri'. 1
it the
beritTt
ee
Oinee lit illy.ilt tiie ...nr.- l
aily rate
follows:
leraay tne re eipi .
Bobnett liro-.
s Bfcdaaaw....
Ifn C B wort
I W Join:- n
'i w amei
II E Bead...
Willard li Stl
A Trip
EstTalton Taylor.
M Qannan .....
Mr- M ABui bai
K Paddock
Cora A G:rl.er
8 M Harrii ..
rbuah A Ib.r.-:,
JT Porter . ....
Wm Pardy
Mrs E I' Darin.'.'.
I.izie c Dark .
A .". EC tVeheelL.
ls 08.66
i.2.1
6,93
2.40
1 M
102.23
96.80
I0.2H
36.87
23B 64
3. m
.75
5.10
.Kl
15.00
13 M
4. 50
2.00
51.45
5.10
"'.IS
W H a j j
Mary A Bo,
Mary A Mc
B P Bnrantj
Jackson .
tare
Ry.jO
Margaret
Wash
.78
11.93
1.00
9.25
3.K.S
2-J.2J
IO.eS
27..T0
12
34.75
ttM
12.64
10.CJ
2. 99
'4.7'.
Klmont 8 Herri
N 0 hen wan .
D Nana
Sophira Van W
S M Nerslh;..,,,
,H V Bodeker .
Mrs V a Blact
I D B N BI . kl
! II 0 treason
A liievms
Peter 1
Bicbard Pntnrs
M m 1 i.'nuin
sTm ibenn . -
S G Netharlar. ':
joetu-.aster at Li',
ll2S
been
' a ' . :
appointed
a county.
Or.
Dr w 11 Davis wan calk
today to altetd Ms fi
seriously iii.
Mrs Kcbifflar atid son
Allvtny Frida-, and now
E Blain e handnonee cotti
arrived
o-cuov
from
Mr L
Iti.eWl.-i.
.ev;s3rt news.
Mr A B Hu iielsoa of J-fferson, the
democrats-catd. date for siieriff in Mar
ion was in tbndt) to day. ir Hoddel
son is a gentleman of Integrity is fully
competent t , j-er'crm ti.e duties cf sher
iff, and tbe people of Marion county
would be doing right to elect him.
Mr J i: Stockman who recently returned
from a fc-::r. - :r:;. to S.:n Francisco, re-P-rV
the Midw.nt.-r fair a great sucoesea.
it i fuii J a::r . n a r:h seeing, from
;L..- iii;:
dancing Tuskij-h gsrfa to the art
stain ng souse of the ahaest spee
ie SSOrisL San Francisco serais
on tifWHiif of i: -
gallery, cv
nanns in U
full of life
T!;e Era. a
ea-t has the :
man of Sab
Tas in ti A
several week
living w :..
ment is d nag
alt over tbe c
. a Y M C
A i ..ifT : . :
ngt sy ebont a voting
"ai;...i the gysjasium
I j.ny Y M C A (net -.e-ar for
Mr Wii Balock is a
'. Sal the vhysicul liepart
' 1 tbonnandaei y..uag men
miry. Two years before the
..ti w.is ofg-asi.-e.!. thi'
Saieta a.-s-. ::it; n
young man was n .
uusj. bos a 1 untLe of
sssn 11.1 i-T ...a'i r.
men of SaL-ni in c
a .. : - the young
- it. ::.. aih'.-tic
: .
gymnasium, tcil!
mars !...: ! - -
stt-inati exerv;--? in the
p a body that any voting
I: ' .-,:. : rl.-f ise to
He was so successful
is work ia the tjiiiasiiHa
VT-i He is n-.w a
regain n:s ;....: .
that be coalinaed hh
until he fully rew
niagniiv-i;
sis ie.'-t tall. ;uid wei
is but IS vvurs of a.
He
area i Se I4J incfatn; cheat,
innlinrtsd 34; chest rit'::.:.' : waist.
IS?; right forearm. IS; right Dnaandows),
12; right uparm down. 1L- left forearm.
12: leit nrsu-:i up. 1-S. r:gi;; thigh, IS
T - 'VI I 4: Wl tnicb. 22
left caif.
It 3-t
"i :.e H :..- : - :. V " C W gave
an entertain:.. eat in the A U D W rooasa
iast evening ".- i re a packe.1 bouse. The
audionc-? w.i- i'dighten with the program.
P.-'. f W A If."..' :r : .:: i...ppy
manrT. An opening tle ii sung br ihe
j memUfs ef A ' V W. v electiontry
I the Merry Four wa Icsudly applau.kd. Misa
j Birdie Anatyn deBnered the address of d-
I f, a bright effort delivfred in a credita-
I S.l , 1. .A -i. ,
,-c maitoer. .v .r.ec oy itie iw.j nine
dnngtecs E A !. Ltmb wa. apprrciatedl
Lottie andGe rgia I raster aren heard in a
vx-.l dtift incnusir.g tt " gil opinion of
th-.-.T t..Snt !:-t-. Mrs t Yaw re.' i led
an em.:- nal ; it-: --i effect. S.uue
s-'-uiiii remarks wert ir.j.ie by lr Ma key.
c. hi w g Um a OU of Oregon. Mrs
Oallussay and Miss Korn Eeyss wers; w
mended in titeir psnssngaben vocal
duet. An instrumental duet by Mr Horner
Pbiliips on a bar;, an i MiaS Bertha allac,
am th" fsnjan. ams enjoyed. Mi - Lsssn
Meyers incited in Qerecaaj and the
Apollo club v.-ere 'v arl in one of their pop
ular songs. . c. ' act drama "A 1're.iwi
Pickle." clonod '. program. The parts
were taken by Sir- 1 stub, IVrdie Anslvn.
'lara Kiefer. C.: i Warner. Emma W.uuer.
Mrs Craw and at! '-ing tha work with
xcwent drar.iaie ,-Ic. t. A social fo;;owel
and asnch anj j menl leanlte L
AsMvmv-vuv Exzat js!. Tbe tirst an
niversary esesciaes f the V M C A in the
new hall, were hold ias: evening, before a
rowdea house ol our abacas, displaying
a nannDed bateresl in the g! work of this
iii'titution. Prof W J Crawford, prosified.
Tne i M C A tatheatia rare abed soeae
cx.xileiit niu-ic. v song was tnllow.M (v
prayer by K-v W A Trow; Misc Lanao
uadanick recited well. 1'n.f Uv read a
pais'r. stiggistivo nt. i to tli'1 point, on the
business men and the Y M C A. Mis
Hose Meanest eras land in a well reasdered
ns it.ition. An iiisliiiimnlal trio, Measss
1 .off. Powers and Strahan. wore encored
onthusiasticullv. Sve'arv McCullagii real
a report on the Y M C A an.l Mrs T J
Ovennan. aeontan on the auxiliary. Toast.
were th.-n cailcl for. ar.d responded to by.
O M McV'arland. on our physical worV: K
PNnttiugon OUT .--.uxili.irv : Mis Marv
Cnndiff, on tir orceestni: Prof Crawford
m onr fu'ure w.-r's; Mr W A Trow, tne
b. vs. C E Wolrerton, the la tins, and Prof
Howlatul. the s.s rot. rr. Ihe i.itt.v was a
iu-t tribute to the hard and untiring ssnrk
. f Mr Met ullagh 111 the interests of the t M
t A the meeting'was a success and .vn
tinned tec-warm feeling id thi' public to
wards the Y M C A.
I . struts L.KT. I lie o.uicrs items
coinuiission mot at Kosoourg an.l awarded
the cOBtrnet for furnishing the Homo to the
Albany Woolen mills, of Albany; lor mat
tresses, to the Pai Ik IfaHreas Company, of
Albany; for bedsteads, to Lee Brown, of
Stayton; for water, to the Roseburg Wafer
company. The HOsebuTg tl'tytrio Light
c.vuipuny will furnish p.ilcsand hang the
wiro for electric lighting for $TtO. Major
Walih. d Olalla. dr.. was epnointcd
adjutant.
A
1! si;
1.
ie.o
bene ball leagae has bean anraniaad t . con
sist of nines in the l A C of t orvallis.
W illaiiintta of Salens, State t'ni varsity, of
Kiigene. Nonnal, of Monmouth, Lafays.tts
College, and Albany College. Schedules
will be arranged and sosne good anulwit
ixise bail will bo given. As no playorf out
side the schools will l alii red some hnaiat
basotiall will n'sult.
A U.Mi l'l: 11 net.- -Two Albany boys,
who should know better have been Ston
ing the attest ear evenings along Lyon
slriet. On Tbuieday evening one ol
them bro'.e out the head light of tbe
engine. On another ooaaatlon the boy
was in front of the motor, remaining as
long ns possible, and then jumping off.
lie slipped and foil, and succeeded in
scramiitiiig elf just as the motor passed
hint. The mutter will probably cost tbe
fattiers of the boys, who are known,
several dollars-
Sr.iloh's Cure, tno onage ud croup
tu -, 1 for salo by ui. Poukct siae contains
wonty-tive .1 ,..al -"c. Cnildren lave it
oshay A Maacn.
stiavhsg and lair cutting
Tn se criha
when not iu .
and see them.
The Modoc
d
under the bed nicely 1
Call at the A V Go's
iit down s:iea n this
load of Corvalli. fl-.ur.
; torc:i(K;n with
Albany beer, and other tuings
Sl Urtriir vour roi! all rap 9nH haw I - .. I
refilled wiib 5 gallons bst I'earl oil fcr I
75 cents at A B Mclloains.
Members of tne V M C A interested
In having a held day are requested lo
meet -it the hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
DeiTiocrsiic primaries were In setson
bxlsy. In Albany as required by law ior
cities f 2500 or over.delegttcs were being
elected by ballo
Malls healln freserving corsctg, 'Need
no uieikirg in.' Yield to every move j
ment of tne wtsrer. If you value vour
health ana comfort try the'm . S E Vol vo
Young Americans love independence,
hence let them sleep independently in
one of those woven wire cribs for sale by
the Albany Furniture Co.
1 here are no .flies on J M Nolan of
advertisement
i k. Mr o!an believes m
a lvertieiag and never stops it.
Wticn yo-j want anything in the gro
cery hr.e do not forget that A B Mcll
wains is ihe place to get it. See hi price
1st in this paper.
A H Mcllzin is receiving his new
good i new ginghams, satteen, prints,
ar.I downs. Ca'-l and ge: prices
kef re ;ou purchase, as you can save
SI , ey r.n 'i dry goods you bus from
hhss.
The fan;y article 'cfc over from the
fl.zaar r.ave been removed to Mrs Bakes
cor Ferry and ;th s-. The grspe leaf
center piece and doy lies have been reduced
In 4, oo.
The 8 V R R Co hare agreed to issue
tickets to persons a-tending the State
" t ib t on Convention at alem April
4th for one aad one-third tare. Pay full
fare going ar.d get ticket tor one-thirc
fare returning. All prohibi'.ionins are
invited to attend as deiigates.
Mr. J N Hoffman desire; to announce
that her rew millinery goods have arrivee
ar.d that she is now prepared to supply ail
customers with the best in her Jlne. Ca'l
at her place eti Second street bc:ween Iliii
Bsd Maine.
Mrs J X Hoffman desires to announce
that her new mi.iinery goods have itrived
and that she is now prepared to supply
III eustoiutr with tb best in her iine
t'a'i at her p ace on srcar.d street between
Hill ar.d Mair.c.
A republican club a psrtttaify organ
tzed at the city hall last Monday sf-.er-reKjc.
composed of voters in Scio snO
Frankiia Bu'te precincts. We are in
forrcei that the'e was 43 signatures on
the roll though there was ba: 14 tha tpar
ticipated ia '.he organization. Scio piess.
B:2dst reet's renins of the state of trade
piono.r.ccs Ihe coir. mercial outlook very
cheesir.g. ConsuTption is stiit-ulated lo
all staple iine. Iu the New England,
and rr.!ie s'ates, where general trade
was reported barely s'eadv, there sie re
ports cf Increased is'es, at.d ijtne dry
atcosis house are working nights in Chi
cago, to keep up w::h order.
Pendleton Tii-utesars: It Uestimated
that by nest Batntday night r.ear!y ;o,
000 will hve heetv paii in for taxes it
the shciiCs c :r.cf . Taves wil! become
delinquent after that date. The receipts
fir :: s we. '.. art expected :o reach $J?,
000 Tosl amount to be collected for
ao purposes i S-1305.41.
Hon Alien Parker, ia ta'ked of as joist
Senator on tbo IVmocratsc ticket for
I Bentomand I.:neo!ncounlie.Allen Park
er .- . lentined mth us and made a good
representative, if a d?m.x:rat is to fill
that offic, we would prefer him to any
that have been mentioned fer the place
on the Democratic ticket. Newport
Ness
Amjng manv devoting tine and
effort in elocution, we notice with pleas
ure M:ss Rose Mrsoelt.Oir citizens have
alretdv recc-rniied ber gifts as shown
upon several occasions In pcb'ic M:s
Mespelt is receiving instructions in
e.ocutroj, be ieve she has native tatc nt
which enly req aires discipline and exe---
lo place the young lady axong iead
ers :u tbe hisrji art wbtrn is rapidSv
rising to highest rank in general culture.
A Tauf..tfji Pi as ist. Mr W t.iifford
Na-h gare a musicaie at t'orrallU last even
ing. It proved the choicest even: of the
'..I.-wry of Corvai'ii. Tne A 0
V v ha; was crowded with the music lov-::-g
s"-p-c -! ti e city. The feature of tbe
program was Mr Nash's wonderful execu
tion of the most difficult classical pieces.
His technique is perfect and Leput. an ex
pression into his work that displays his
genius. A gentleman froni Corvallis says
tbe audience was delighted with hi? play
ing. Mr Nash ha just finishes' a residence
of four yejrs in Leijwic. Genu ay where he
received instructions under the cilebrated
pianist. Hen Kniuser. Corvallis is fortu
nate in having a resident possessing such
skill. As an instiuctor a good pianist is
worth a great deal to the musical culture of
a l : : v .
See the M Improved Singer owing in
ehire The b.tis always We cheapest .
W Ssssehna, ssraaa ClrSeelat K M French
ewilr. stcrs
Fresh Cedthnga
Can'trtower.
Celery.
Onions,
as Turnips.
B 3 .wnills
AtC
"When I was a Boy,
Writes Postmaster J. C. WOODSOK,
Furest Hill. W. Va., "1 had a bron
chial trouble of such a persistent
and stutilHirn character, that the
doctor pronounced it incurable with
ordinary medicines, and advtfhd
me to try Ayer'a Cherry PtvCoral.
1 did so, and one bottle cured me.
For the last fifteen years. I have
need this preparation with 300.I
etTect wheiisiver I tako
A Bad Cold,
and I know of numbers of jieople
who keep it in the house all the time,
uot eoiasiideriiig it safe to be with
out it."
"I have been using Ayer'a Cherry
Pectoral ia my family for SO years, with
the most satisfactory results, and can
cheerfully recommend it as being espe
slally adapted to all pulmonary com
piainta. 1 have, for niauy years, made
pulmouary and other medicines a special
fenny , and 1 have come to the conclusion
tat Ayer's Cherry Pectoral occupies a
position pre eminent, over other uicdi
etaas of viie class." Chas. Davenport.
Dover, N. J.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ajer a Co., Lowsll, Mass.
Prompt to act, sure to cure
Vie,:,
par'ors
II
BotL the method and rertilta y her
Syrup of Figs 13 taken; It is p1e?3arjt
and refreshing to the tane, cud ac:
Einily jet promptly on the Ki lr.- -.
iver and Bowels, cleasea the ers
tem cfTectaailv. disrsela eol.l 1
acbe asd fevers and carps bahitasl
tassttton. bjrup of Firs U
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ceptable to tlie EtonfacB, prcmpt In
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s ih-uvu iiuu Limy weueLicai rri jtS
effects, prepared only Irani tbe nson
healthy and agreeable subetr.cc?. its
many excellent qualities coiznend h
to all and have mado it tho mast
pcpular remedy known.
fsyrup of Figs is fcr sale it. Kic
and 1 bottles by ad leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist wbo
may not have it on laaxdwili pre
cure it promptly for any one wrbo
wishes to try it. Do not accept anv
iutetitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
3n nscsco. cl.
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Difnr, Oreac-c.
Oe arriving h.me -as: week. 1 foardall
eil and anxicsLsiy -Tai'.iz. Oar little
rirl, eshl and one-naif years old, who had
sra ted away to j pounds, ia caw well,
troag sad vig-.rc., aud we!! JeaheU ep.
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80th ol tte chiUrea like it. Yoar S B.
Cocgh Core has cared ard kept away aU
boarseaesa from me- lv give it to e'.ery
ee, with g re -lings fur all. Wishing joc
f-rotii y. we are
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