The state rights democrat., April 27, 1894, Image 1

Bcmofrat
VOL XXIX.
ALBANY.ORLGON, FRIDAY, APRIL Mt 181)4.
I.nlrrril ni I In- osl ! at Albany. Or., as fceeoml-e. Isss Mall Mailer:
sTITKs aft N I I I IN 1., rubllsnrr and Praprletera:
NO 39
L
Eights
for Infants and
" Castoria is so n'J adapted to children that
I recommend it :is superior to any prescription
Uwwu to me." IT. .V. Arcbkb, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
'The ssse of 'Oastc.-ia i.: so universal find
Its merits so well known that it seems a work
of aupererofration to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within w.-gr reach."
Cxkuxs XUt.ttx, D. D
, New York City.
Thx Cmi Coarea-vr,
The Best Sheet
L. DOUCLAS Shoos are
ft.tUf i.-tirin .f Ih. -. T " -' . i ,i
. T F---;riii.u man am-
i or uw Least idooey. &wt
ante xjbv xaats
aaabaaaTraS TOpS?583?, ik.
aa,iru. utac nnerdi. aa- ?rv
w.
.... .,.,,TS . ... tuuSus name and price on the bottom, wine!
guarantees i their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them
Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Daugfa. Shoes gain customers, which belos u
ZZ . -e a.
taW below. Catalooe&caipoaappUc;
L. E
ILLER
Undertakers
r r vp i' i. r- n
A "'tr rcnsiHii) on .rd a full
FORTM
ww coram, niso Dunai rotes and suits, in trcidcloih, -fi'l
which will be old at
The Lowest I.. ting Profit.
EMBALMING and u,e proper care of the dead a socially.
t O EXTRA ChRGI: FOR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC
NEW : FURNITURE,
M
Y 8JORE iSNOW FULL OF HKsT
f f bed room.wt. chair., lcnnta, Mr.,
BOTTOM
The Oregon
Whti its homt
SALEM- - -
l"f G'ey WocL. corner Liberty nd
mm AKfcb a 8p"ialty of Sunnyside'fruit tracts near Salem',
aK Will sell 5, 10 or 20
ere small cash piymcnt lore
or particulas.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH. Proprietor,
Hi: l.: "iXt PnOTOUK.IHKRH.eKn
PATRONIZE. HOM
TPI FARMERS 4 MFRCHANTS IMSURAfiCE EB
SbMaty ,
.O'.MI, r-roHldSHt.
i L. COWAK. Tretvsuror.
niRK"roRnj
eviw-an. Jo K Simpson, W V
J K Woathorion.
Kaol,
rj J
also m.,r7titrr
several Solid Eastern
lu olulii wraniKT. AcclruHi
jsittxpir.se. nrn 1 w 1 s.
For aie in Albany, Ore.. by J. A. CL'MlWiNia
TBosTallusr-iaiil'tisu,
If your bones ache use CTTRE-AKE made only by Fred Dawson,
Children.
Caatorla cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, 1 '.nictation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and pronv
otea fH
pest ion.
Without injurious r.icdicr.t'.oa.
"For several years I have recommend.
your ' Cjitoria,' and shall always continue U
do so as it has Invariably rroduced Ivneflcla
lesults."
EPWIM F. T.UUIEK, M. P.,
liMh Street and 7th Ave., New York City
Mihrat Strxvt, Kkw York Crrr.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE JSU
SB, $4 ana $3. SO Dress Shoe.
S3.5C Police Shoe, 3 Sole,
S2.CO, $2 for Worklngmei
62 and SI. 75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES
S3, $2.50 S2, $1.7,
CAUTION. If U7 deale
or; r. yon W. 1.. Dourlo.
tnoti at at reduced price .
or ay D nan 1 Bern w 11 lw
oni (he name starupess
ua Dotiom. put bin
uowu Mama
-';..
fitting, and give beths
Trj one pair and be cors-
. .
otner make.
T-y r-ia aSorn to aril at a I
a ls re
W.X. IJCCOlLa. lta
pa ri!r Bate
BLAIN CLOTHING C
& IRVING
and - Enibalniers.
lir.e of mttalic. dcth frd v cd caskets ar
' it r j e. '
HEARSE OR SERVICE r
TEMPLE, - - OREGOf
CLASS FURXlTURK.tCONSlSTlSG
which I ail) sell at
PRICES.
i'hos. Brink.
Land Co
office at
- ORliJCa-O. h
State street, branch effice In Pawttaiw
acre lots at $50 to $60 per
Urn? on balance
Jabinet photos from $1.5010 94.00
. per dozen. .niaiging pictu rsrs a
II' WHIir, i':o crayon: 1. amea
- 1 1 , ...... if. i ..... ,....1.
1 of 5x8 and stereecor.''' views o i Or-
'liiSTITUTIONo.-
Oregi) 1 1
J O WRI'i.-iMArT. S(etetu:y
Oeo F SINCVSON, Vieo Prod lo
'i B Monuit'i.M (Rarntiorg , J Wftu.se
ltd sit ) Vrifsrnin.
AOaWTS rou-
and Foreign ComraAieb
Sfl ANHOCD RESTORED! WaEgf5SSS
ftiaruii'ted U euro toll nor mutt iiltseafMjis.it ucli u Wt'Ok Mi'morjr, UNMOC BralBi
'ower, lieavdaurhf, Vukorulnens, l.ot MaitluMxI. Niititly Kujlflahms, Nervou
iifbtt, all dratMH and i. r power, i Generative oriiaus of ettUer sezcauoed
by overexerUuri, jroulbfal rrrort, exceaiTe uae of tobaccu.opltuu or Btltn
tpanta. whieti l'd to Innmilty. ( onsuiiiptlmi or liiNanlty. tfan b carried in
vcm. rius:a.cfv. vt pvi u"i,u iurui uy uiun prvunm. nitnafO Order W
yajBivs it written niiuraiiiff 10 cure or n-fuiid the mostey. Sold by" S.U
is sn , a. tji'- ' v. ii t i Wirai I01IOH rtl n S, Ml; It l'U)
9i HU. VK itKU CO.. Mu.tMiii('lnriiit rmi'tiiti.
and by HODGES ft McKAKfANI, DruggUu.
1
THTJESDAY"
TICK
Senators. V R BNym. Albanv.
Jcd'ergon Meyers, Franklin
Butte.
Representatives. J M Philpot llanis-
burg.
I J Whitney, Albany
N P Grama. Sbedd.
Commissioner W E Potter, Fox Val
ley. Clerk C F. Stanard, of Brownsville.
Recorder Riley Shelton, 8ck).
Sheriff-C 0 Jackson, H alley
Treasurer E L Bryan, Tangent.
Assessor S O Wallace, Lebanon.
School Superintendent F M Mitchell,
Albany.
Coroner -Frank Farrell, Albany.
State Democratic Ticket.
For tiovernor -Win Gahowar, of
Ynin-
hill county.
Congressman, from the 1st district Hon
J h N eatherford. of Albanv.
I ongressniaii from Sad district Hon Jos
it ivuiey. ot t'endleton.
Supreme Judge A S Bennett, of 'Hie
Dalles.
Secretary of State Charles Nickell, of
.lacKsonville.
School Superintendent -1 V S Reid.
Eugene.
Treasurer Thomas L I'avidson.
Salem.
Attorney lieneral-- W II Holmes, of
Salem.
State Printer J, hn O'ilrien.of Portland
Circuit Judge 1 J Ialv.
Prosecuting Attornev 1
tat e.
H Mon
The Lord's Sidk. Kev K 1! Satton.
memlr of the National committ.v of the
Prohibition party challenges Kev I 1
l'river. who undoubtMly said the w. mis re
ferred to. as follows, in "a letter to the Eu
gtne (iuarJ: The K.?v Ir Driver of your
city is itioteI in the Portland Telegram as
saying that the republican iarty is not onlv
on tlie Uml sides but that the lrd is on
the side of the republican i-artv. i do not
believe he said it. But if h'e did I here
and now challenge him to baa debate ui.n
that proposition, he to take the af
tirnutive. 1 the mgative. If he will meet
me at Mount's hall this evening at 7:30
o'clock, where 1 am billed to speak, or if
that is too soon I will be in this citv on the
afternoon of the "J6th of this month to at
tend the county prohibition convention at
the court house at 1 a m. and I will meet
him on the evening of that date.
AriER a Sokt Bur. Oregon people
generally are down on the bonus business-
Men looking for soft snaps now
adays must have lots 'of gal'. Bonus
banters had better go to tba bone yard.
The Eugene Register says: The gentle
men interested in locating a woolen mill
in this city, have been here the past
week, but &ft again probably fir good
this time. Their proposition as we un
derstand it vj; to remove a two set mill
which they liave in Iowa to this place
rhey aanted the citizen here to tae
half the stock ta the mill, which they
vahieil at thirty thousand dolla's. A cite
would oe donated to them, secera! offers
having been made. The gentlemen
found no encouragement on such a prop
osition and have gone to other held.
Uiey have been lookinc over the coast
for some time looking for a soft snap.
The Sxsvsm Scow. The steam aeon is
to htn aaoUier trial tris Wednesdav
afternoon. Castings for hitching her
wheel to the shaft tha'. turns it so se
curely that it will slip no more, were
cast in Albany Saturday, and a couple
of days will be required to complete the
repair;. The owners have an opportu
nity to contract for carrvine to Salem
100) coidi of wood frucj Rork Point, a
ointonthe ,-iver ceven mile above.
Billing wood flora that noint to Salem
has been done by scows towed by steam
boats for years. Corvallis T mes.
Side Tbacked. The freight last even
ing arrived at Jefferson loadad down with
men. berg of Coxey'sarmy of umemployed
ass MS
astungton. I hey were
railroad, and when the
' I train reached Jell
"... ,1... :.
ffenon thev bad become
o thick that it was necwaarv to taae
oteps to thin them out The freight, a
Ei'ua1. oejan switching it. car., and
hen the signal aas civen tha train
pwil?d out leavinz the army in the cars
oa A sidetrv-K. Ther were verc ini!:ir-
nant over the treatment ami swore ven
geance on the railroad. Independent.
A Great Atiractiov. Reid Avhat
he nre say about the Chicaeo Indies
Qawrtettc: Chleago HctaJtl: Theintng
ing is pejf-ct i i precision and their shad-
ing and phrasing sre excellent: added to
this line musical f-elini' cives '.o their
singing a chartu that jnakes it most at
tractive, and thev are rapidly winning a
rugi place in puollc lavor.
Y M C A ol Chicago: We consldr
Miss Neltnor the tinrst reader that has
ever appeared in Farwell HalL At the
Ore'a House on Friday, April sjth.
Bio Snipe Kim.. Judge Whalley and
Wtt Monteith returned to Portland
with an immense bag of snipe killed yes
Uiday. There has lieen som complaint
that there was :o hunting aroand Al
bany and yet these experts captand l.'lO
plump fellows.
Mrs ieo If Williams the faith cures,
died in Portland yesterday at ttie jtge of
1! years. It is probable she fastest her
self to death. Mrs Williams has been a
remarkable woman in her way.
Of medicinal ayent. is gradaatlv reguls'
ing the old-time hrrl s. pills, ihacghta uvi
vegetable extracts to the rear and hringin.i
into general ue the .- i.t at -i tfbetivt
hqoid laxative, Syiop cf KitiS. To get tha
true r.medy see that it is mar.uf.ctarerl by
the California Fin Syiop t o only. For
ale by all hading druggist..
81 doh's Cure, the great coagh and eron
", is for sale l-y os. Pocket size ouataim.
went-iive dtues.oaly 25c. Children Ijts it
oshay A Maaoo,
flEKMA:; Lijisoss. Thou; wishing fo
to study Herman should call on Mrs ''Coh
en at the corner of Third and I'alapooia
streets Albany. Will teach vviting and
speaking. Cerman. Please call befsM
April 1st. Mil- C Cohen.
New Lt iiBs.it YaBD. Tha undersigned
is prepared to stinnlv all customers with
all kinds of lumber, drain tiling, cedar
posts. Hour and feed on the most favor
able terme.
F O Power Sliedd
Mi Glow
cneeic
brow
ITi
V!
Ill
) d v is
tthig proper nourishment.
hen this glow of health is
absent assimilation is wrong,
and health is lettinrj down.
Scoffs Emulsion
Eta ken immediately arrests
vca::le, regardless of the
tcause. Consumption must
wield to treatment that stops
waste and builds flesh anew.
stlmost as palatable as milk.
Prspsrad In- K.:M t A Bonn, N. T. All itrurri'M.
" ""
53 receipts wertS written Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Sheriffs office, as
follows:
E fatter
S M Leister
(i tiribby
S ti Col litis
John tiavln
.1 K Miller
Mrs R J S inead
C W Barr.ee
Martha Bar.ee
Susan Pearce
Mellissa Kitchen. . .
W II Bartges
B FIV.odgett
J F Morris
.8 l.fO
ll.tiO
4.80
'J7.00
B.eo
. M
. 03 .s:i
. 10.17
2.t4
4.50
G.00
1.32
. 83.78
7.:!)
John Doran
1.00
Henry Stephens . . .
8 F jenks
W PHollida . ....
htiO
H.tiO
!.0S
i W Cox
10.80
U-.50
John Mad in
Charles Marsh
It
V A Kastburn
i E Mobley
.00
F J Denny
-Mrs Eliza Warren. . .
S0.5
148.10
12.48
L B Tvcer
Thos Brandon
74 70
10.50
Eliza Brandon .
I N V'anwinkle
W V Stalker
Mrs Blodgett
Ira Blodgett
ti E Hollinger
Atilla Uertz
Wm Power
Miller Page
M Doughty
H F Fisher
Jessie Puh
G BTrasV
J C Standish
Mrs C A Rolfe
Mary E Cox
Frank Maloue
8 S Doty
John Morrison
T Smelser
Sarah J Smeleer. .
QW Sykes
Daniel Iedy
O K Bennett
2S.88
4(1 4fi
11.55
1.81
-'.10
8 :
-'.60
4.60
41
107 7:i
7.62
1708
3.i
1.18
1 00
1.50
HUB
2..'x
2.70
4.80
103.25
7 '.U
142 85
7 20
110.51
Trites A Miller
usan Boles
Edward Barrett ...
Hon M A Miller Is on th Sistc Cen
tral Committee of the democtatir
party lor l.inn County.
An attempt wae made to get a Jio
pound sturgeon to Salera alive; but it
failed. The fih dtad in its tank ol wat:r
On the way.
As a good mai.v county warrants ate
being used in paying taxes, when the
trestutc: makes hU call for them the
number of outstanding warrants wijnot
be very latgr.
A system cf sel! letting clocks aid . xn
be Introduced in Albany. Thci- .re a'
rtady five subscribers lo it. Cnder It each
ciock i; connected with the L!ck obser
vatory and is set to the se'ond cverv
noon.
An exchange refers to a nominee on
the democratic diairSd ticket as a drink
ing man. and set a nominee cf the re
publicans on the district ticket, according
to reoorta. drinks three sytaasea cf a hi.. I
key to the dtniocra'.'s one S::ch (tones'
retxi;na.
The Southern Pacific railroad company
exhibits two locomotives at the midwin
ter lair. One of them, the CP Minting,
ion, was btought arourd the Horn in
It weighs ibboui 13.000 pounds
and cost i9,(o-.a: the olber No 11)99. I
a compound ergine sscighing Ml.ooo,
beside which the tiuntlngun look like a
baby, yet ftcos! but a trifl; aiore than the
latter.'
Mrs E A ScuiiHes
from Newport.
returned this noc n
J A Dummett. Y M C
A traveltstg stc-
retary. is in the city.
Mr Ed Cusick went to
noon on business.
Portland his
Mr and Mrs John Holnran returned Has
noon by way c( Ya-piina lom a trip la
the Midwinter fair.
mm 1 ... v 111 1 .1.1 ..iltl c 111 1 a ' i u iiic ,
if r it 1. 1 , ' . ( , .... 1 ., .. . 1 . ..
city yesterday. Mr Conner is making
cxrangements to locate in Drain.
Wrn M Hoag and a couple rf eastern
capitalists were looking over Albany
today, a snggestive fact.
) I Daly, of Ialla. was nom.nated by
the democrats lor Circuit judge and Hon
L II Mootanye. of this city, for Prosecut
ing attorney.
Miss Be.lha Ellis returned this noon
from a several weeks visit in San Jose
and San Francieco.snd repo,-:s a delict..
ful experience.
C B Stanard, oi Brownsville.and Riley
helton, of Scio, the iropular r.ndidatee
for clerk and recorder, are in the citv
The indications are that the gentlemen
will move to Albany to reside for a coup'e
years, about July 1 4t.
The young people of the Cnited Pres
byterian hnrch gave a box social last
evening at the residence ol I. L Blain. A
feature was the large vaiiety of gsmet
Clayed. Farlners were secured for Innth
y duplicate button hole bouuets.
MrOPCoshow.Jr., o! McMinnville.
president of the t'oung People's society
of the Baptist church, of Oregon, spoke
in the nsptist rtiurrti last evening to a
good audience. MrCoalsOW is a pleasing
speaker and bis address is highly spoken
of.
Hon J K.Weatherford returns to night
from the state democratic convention
The convention did a good thing in plac
ing him in nomination for congressman ;
the jieople would do a tetter thing by
electing him. Hermann is simply a pol
itical demagogue and the people of this
district should put a stop to his congress
ional career. It has already been
stretched out too long
Tax Notice.
Tax payers will bear in mir.d that the
county court has fixed May 14th as the
time when taxes will become dclKiuent.
All should pay before that date so as to
avoid additionalcost.
C C Jackson sheriff.
A t Iran llrm.
. ho tioiti nearly nil the washing in Al
bany f Why, the Albany Steam Laundry
Why, because they do first-class work at
low prices.
Who patronizes the Chinamen? On'y a
very few. IJon't mention it.
Have you siren the new wagon. It's
modern and holds a stack of clothes. Their
big business denmmhi it. Richards &
Phillips made it. They know how, a well
as bow to do superior washing.
The Steam Laundry washes for rich and
poor anil does good work for all alike.
Try it, try it.
nouin tosrsiDttaiMU
Will U Stark, (If ,rwefe-.
If you want a line tmoka uall lor Joseph a
wbate labor cigars.
The bostjroast ooffss iu tire eity t Com ad
adsryer a.
Hoslges Hi MoKarlaaa, '..tie trading dru
Sera, Albany, Ci .
Will & Stark's large line if silver war
lias created a great deal of talk.
la.roniz. home industry by smoking th
lelebrated white labor oigtra, msiinfaotared
by la'ius Joseph.
WkiioINO NVlTAVIONS.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, tioldeii'
Common every day.
Kmii.kv.
There is no claim made for Ayer's
Sarsapariila which cannot be endorsed by
scores of testimonials. This fact plainly
proves that the blood Is the source of mtat
disorders snd that Ayer's Sarsapariila Is
the best of blood purifiers. Try li this
month.
Dr. Price CreMtTBkliiM' Powder
World' Fair tllgbcst Award.
World's Fair Highest Award.
FBIDAT
An Ekiht Hot'H DKBATK. Albany was
Ih; sceno of a big debute yederday. A
man OUM all the WttJ from Los Angeles to
debate on the immortality of the soul.
Bishop Dillon, of Salem, of the United
Brethren church, and Rev Uowmnn, of Los
Angles, of the Adventist church, alternated
every half hour in discussing matters im
mortal. I. mat: claims that in Adam all
sinned, and that a soul is created onlv
through Christ, that when a man dies he
iceps until the ludirtnent day. when h.
judged; if COndemued, eternal death is tin
punishment, bis): i, Dillon mashes the
iiimiiirtalitv ot the - Mil straight, two an
. I Li I ... . . .
i nan nours mine i i.vnuon. lie same in
the afternoon, and three hours in the even
ing were occupied in the discussion. Thi
debate ended ivs it begun. To (put acex-
icni it. was a noi mu game with word.
Both sides probably claim a victory in ar
gument. 'I he Man about Town "did not
bear any of the dcliate and liurn of it
through those who did. The judgment
seems to ue that the followers of each side
remain of the same opinion ua before.
Keooni7.ki.-'"peaking of Hie demo
cratic excursion over the liar Uio Astorian
says; ibe cccupantji of the estnneries and
factoiies fin ing the river bOTTrWI etieer to
tue exeurs:onistH by the waving of hand
. i.i.-i- ,ui i iui occasional iiurnui lor
uailoway; and even the sea gulls wn'
thicker than usual, as though thev were
surveying the crowd with the ho that
thev, too. might have nn oi.norlnni',- i
helpamusethe strangers. Thv aWtataa
over Uie steamer for wimc distance il,.wr.
the river, attracting the attention of all on
Uxird by their fmicrful swoops and cir-
lngs. and one that mivl to be the I..-.
sea gull of a! came down over their protec
tor irora Linn county, the Hon "leaf,"
Myers, who had l.d.irnd sn h:irsl u-liiL. in
the It'-'Ul.ittin- for tho Bssaaassa of Hms l.in
for their protection, an.l gave him the
right baud of fellowship v -s. lm- it lo
him twice.
Closed
Koil AVII! Li: i'hoi k'-.r La
shut down his tannt.iv and will mtnm '.b
an etlort to organize a new comjanv to run
it. He say. it tv.ys een tetter than the
woolen mills and the product in the aaVsM
it takes capital to run it. Th-x Kav says
they have nw $10) in th- tanne'rv and
money i- ti..,. i! take- all hi. ' apt
tal to run the w..)len mill. A meeting will
be called a'ter Mr Kay return from '1-risco.
to consider the matter. He s cs next week!
Sa,em Journal.
The Bttutni! Home The work on tha
Soldier Home i rapidly nearimr comnhv.
I . l ! :i .
n. and President Ms!: ,.tt,vi. in t,..,.
the liuilding ready for c.vuiancv not later
than May .'.th. The v..,- ...... DOW
U-ing laid thr.-jghout the
workmen are busy in every direction pat
ting on the tinishin work The electric
ugbt wires have been put up and the home
is now oOsaafSiad with the power sta
tic.n in the city. The water eOasfsxay lutxe
m force of men putting in a main from
West RoseLarg to the home and it will be
a tear days until the water is tampion
L'ery thing will 1 in readiness f.tr tha
dedi.ation of tha home, which is t.. take
place on the l'Jth cf next month I-.:-
uaJer.
;;v
Ilvll.n. Word dji-Ihw
Bert Waugb. a former brateman
P ivMsenger train, wz. recently
haitd. at I lWS Bay. where he had
cn the
hang-
g : :
-1 wu. iuai 1 sen was waking on
the vejweJ helping to load it. Jst lefore
ths load was complete I the mate sent him
dewn in the hold to work, and whik- he
wa. down there the vessel got under way
and sailed with Bert an unwilling paaassi
ger. The vesw-l was San Franci- o bound
however., and it is moie likely that Bsrt
was peifixtiy SataaW to he shangfaied after
he got over his scare. Toledo Leader.
Loxo BuiTaacw. IVpofy Sheriff Sise
more. of Jackson county, brought two pris
oners down today and turned them over to
upenntendent IKwntng. for safe keeping.
t". . : . . . , . s .
llhe miscreanU ar Frank
Haney Martin The Srst w
sniias and
. senlencesl to
j fifteen sear and the latter twelv
I -. ear. f r
the anie crime, and that of as
U.t 1
..
.,i ,.
IC - . I ,
1 -:.-!: , l a !..-:i, v .
riaiem Independent . The latter received
three years less on account of pS.., ;
guihy. Harver Martin is a son of L Martin,
n w de eased, an old resident of Albanv.
Harvey went to sciiool at Albany tnd
an average kind Of a boy.
was
Win. Need Tui.a -sav
: There is in no
The Toledo Leader
us'- talking. The
uominatum ot J h Wea! hrt rd. of 1-
baLy. i the strongost ore thit possibly
could have Wn made, and lie will run
Binger Hermann the race of hi- life. Mr
Weatherforil is extremely popular and i a
jnt. honest, upright and con sSajtaSM
man. and a man of great ahibty. The
aSSJsahsscan majoritv is an immene on- to
oyrn on.e. l:t Mr Hermann can just thank
bis lacky shir that it is just as large as it it.
for hois going to need everyone of them.
Dkatii or Jscii Newvvx - Hon Jsasoh
Newnnui. a we'l known and highly re-ejsii-1
t itizen of this county, died Monday
after a long illness, agvd 65 yar. Iv
oeased t'k an activs part in polities, and
w-.is a memlr of Hi legislalup one term.
He l.-ave one iLiughter. Mrs i Kinder.
His death is mourwd iy a large numls-r of
t - a . 1 - . .
irstsnsn.Au vancc. una county ! a
gan.1 itnjen and many will regret heari ng
f hu -leath.
SlPttovs JAtTinrxT. A di-patch from
Brownan die state that Frank C Sfanard
was kicked by a liors.- lat evening cau-ing
serious in;usies. He was inscn.iUv but
hopes wrs entertained of his nv-overy.
The Lebanon Advatco says: Dr J A
I aianarsial of this citv. Ssatahaxww a nrom -
inent republican, has renounisl allegiance
to the "g o p" and oraie over to the
"party of liberty." The Dr does this
through a sanse d duty: says he has bSM
under conviction for wmie time and feels
j happy since he threw off the burden. The
ui is a wen nai man. a laiKer. ami
withal conscientious, imd will lie an able
champion of the jeople's rights.
The ,V ooslburn ladejiendent says tha
though there are no saloons there men get
drunk right along. It wants to know how
to remedy it .
la spring
Nearly ever. body neadt'a icoil mcd ciic.
The impurities which have accumulsted
in the blood during the cold months mutt
be eipsllitl, or when the mild dsjs come
and th 1 fTcct cf bracing air is lott, tin
body is liable to le overcome by dtbi'ity
or some aenous disrate. The iitnaiksnle
saccsoa achieved by Hood's Sarsspsrilla
ano the many words ot praise it has ice
ed, make 11 worthy your confidence, lie
ask veil tc cue th'S mid. cine a trial
We are suro it wtll do sou good. K.sd the
testimonials published in be. all of Hood'
Saras parll la, all fn tn relisble, grateful
people, t'bey tell the story.
Mrs Lancruish. "Tired! Oh, so Hied all
the lime!" Mrs Smart. "Well, so 1 used
to be until I begun lo take Ayer's Sarsa
parllla as a spring medicine, and now I
don't know what It Is to have that tired
feeling. Try it my dear; only be sure
you get Ayer's."
The work ol the Quartttie is of the
very highest order of merit. Tlie voices
are well balanced and blend together
delightfully. Iowa State Register. At
the opera houeo April 87.
See the Mew Improved Sli der Iswil g tn
chin. Tho t is alwsys the. cheapest.
W Sawden, stent. Ollice at K M French
ewelry atoro
By using Hall's Hair Renewnr, gray,
faded or discolored hair assumes the natu
ral color of youth, and glows luxuriant
and strong, pleasing everybody.
Whem Baby was sick, wo gave her Tastoria.
men slit) was o Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she become Miss, she. ctunB to astor: .
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
attf-sfttw
The S P pay car was circulating a
arge amount of money here today.
This Is clean weather. If iou would
nave your clothes washed In a clean
manner send them lo the Albany Steam
Laundry.
Yesterday was oni of 'lie hottest days
In the hirtoty of San Franclico, the ther
mometer reaching H2 degrees, the botfest
teing 88 degrees above zero.
The Fast Albanv United Prnln ii.,inr,
mission S S have moved Into comfbrtabl
quarters on the secend floor of . , fh-ck-ers
line building ever Mr Worlev's
lore.
The Carnival if Nations presen'cd at
Lebanon by the ladies of the M E Church
netted them $85. An autograph (jullt
uuub-hs uy -y 'v rces lor fiij alter a
spirited cont:st.
Mr
(ullus (i'adwohl'i. store in the
opera li.iiise b'ock will be simply a branch
to bis First street stor. It will be a
famll grocery store, where good mtua.
at low piices may be secured.
Ttia jury at Porremv. In the case of
the State is 1 K Edmlston. charared with
"' 'Mm $30,000 from ihe Walla W, aa
Savings hank, at y o'clock last nlchl
brought in a verdict ol not guilty.
oncrui Jackson has nrav-n himself nne
of the best sheriffs Oregon has erer had
irom one enu to the other. The p tin'e
realize thi-: ai d they will reelect him by
a big majority .
Last evening one of loe Mtert de
livery teams .ai away taking a wheel off
the wagon of Mr Lo'ne. of Oak Crek,
hlch .ii resting on Second street. It
was quite an exciting affah for awhile.
Mrs Bcaltv has rented the boardlne
li-'useof.Mrs R F Ashbv on E Iswortli
street and will hereafter ru 1 It. Prompt
attention to the needs of boadrrs.
Tonight the entertainment at th- oM
U P church will l.e a great treat lean
Irglow's -'Song of Seven"' will be rre-
sen'ed, as well 3 somst fine mo.ir n ii.
Apollo club. Do not miss It.
A I'orilsiid mn will succeed fr V
H Huston as manaeer of Knann Rorrll
4 Co's business In this citv. on Wjv it
Mr Hustasi has made a popular manager
As there Is no s'reet superintendent In
Albany the merchants ol the clt y should
see that Fir-; street is cleaned up, ar.d
given a presentable appeatane Several
are already coin ib'a. Let all fall in line.
A pleasant sunri-se tirtv w:is ten.l.irss.l
Mi-- N.:,a l'..rk.-r W.-ln. t.iv ev..n:rif.
n
Bishop Morris will prea. h in the Episco
pal chunh Suntlay night. Hear him.
Iacense has been i-med f..r the nv.rri.11w
f Anthonv Bender and Madalina J fSu
Iternagle.
Mr A P Butler. :iiv.ime nmsl .,( il..
Ks.tr.s ant! Stjntag cotaumv. was in the. itv
ti-uy. but failed to make a date on acoount
cf oilier attractions.
GOT Pennover and Ira WakeSeM will
jeak at Barns i -org on the evening of Hay
4. and at Albany, May 5.
Col X B Alley, state aaaaaaC from I-ane
1 1 S ' II t V W - . im Ik. .a. i..l,.- ! . 1
hi.tise bv SV.1V .if V..-intM.
Vr Frank Parton. who has Iwen in the
city several days on her way to her home at
Waitatburg from a trip to Southern Calif
ornia, left on the noon train for Waitsburg.
i"' ssf master lieneral Bissell and party
passeil through Yuma today on a tnp to
the Pact fie Coast. While on his trip of
pleasure lie wi 1 Lock ii;to the p wtal wants
of 'he west
w E Potter, nominee of tie lemccrat
fw county commissioner, was in the city to
day. Ma Potter is a man of solid worth, a
level beaded gentleman of just the make up
for a first etas county commissioner. He
wiil receive a big vote for the office.
Hon Jeff Meyers returned from Astoria
this noon Vi hue taking a ride m the
Columbia be was attacked by a sea gtill.
but of course the report that he would favor
the reteal of tie law protecting sea gulls,
which be helped to pais, was simply a joke.
J T Tichncr an-i Mrs S A Jones went t
Albany today to attend the funeral of Mrs
Jennie Pierce, who died Tuesday night
Her mother died near Saiem in 1880. Mr
Pierce was well known at Salem and Independence.-
Journal.
MrCha NicMl editcr of the Jackson
ville Times, an-i democratic candidate fcr
ecreUry of slate. sraS in the city last even
ing. Mr Nickel! is one of the 'most com
petent men in ' iregon for the office of sec
retary oi state. He is business and attends
lo business.
Mr Kr.cx Haight. of this csty. has leen
app-intivl suierintendent of traseling sales
men for the Spanlding Mantifartnring
company of tiwinelie. Iowa, one of tlie
largest t-amage manufacturing com janies
in tlie 1' S. His authority extemls ovit the
coast. The appointment it a pod one.
Nathan Pierce and his son. Henry, are
in town today. Mr Pierre says be
could give work to several hun.iivd now
idle raen were he possessed of th? enor
mous expanse of acreage attributed to him
since be aiwptel the populist nomina
tion for governor. Pendleton EO.
. ' ' W.i. ..,.. n :. !!; f the deatO r.it.-
for county asaisssnr. was in the city today.
Mr Wallace is being recognized as a very
strong candidate. He is not only a first
.1-- man: but h knows Linn countv
property thoroughly, and has had a good
d.-.u of experience as assessor. His sound
judgment peculiarly tits him for the office.
According to the following advertisement
in the Telephone-Register a former Albon
Biaa has bx-ate-l in McMinnville: PLind
gren has h-ased the old stand of Samuel
Coiine and tittesl up a complete machine
aaop. Ail kinds of lathe anl forge work
done promptly. Repairing of engines.
Killers and harvesting machinery a siecial-
ty. I hilled plow shares ground.
Public Speaking.
H.e democratic candidates of Linn oBaaY
v w ill sneak on the nolitu al issues of the
lay at tlie tollowing units and places
iiacBsa .
May 1. at 10 a ta
langent
is, at -' p m
Bhedd
' V.i. at 1 p ui
llarrisburg
HiUsey
Brownsville . . . .
iVawfordsville. .
zl, at 1 p m
J2. at 1 p m
" 23, at 1 p 111
" 24. at 10 a in
S steal Home . .
".'4. at '- p m
" 25. atlOuiu
Waterloo
Sodaville
as, at a p in
Isrbanon
Koe k Creak
Lyons
.Ionian
Shelburn
Scio
Siintiaui
Albany
't, at 1 p m
88, at 1 1
" 28, at 1 1
" :IO, at 10 a 111
31, at 3 p in
31, at 1 p 111
J une I , at " p in
June 2, at 1 a ni
Opposing candidates are respectfully re-
ouesled to lo prt'seut and i.irtuipate 111
the discussion.
K E Davis.
Chairman County Central Committee.
dm w Wkiobt,
Secretary.
A Peculiar Challenge.
The following is. taken from
the
Press mid is self explanatory:
- HAiiuisnruo, Or., April 17
W F Deakins Eaq.
Republican nominee for Assessor.
1 tear Sir: In our conversation at the
hotel lit Uurrisbtirg on tlio Itttli 111st. yOU
unauaiifiedlv declared yourself in favor
the free and unlimited coinage of nil
von also asserted Uie tariff issue toln" largw
ly a humbug. Now why do you not stand
bv our national and state Phittonn like a
man and advocate a single gold stanard
with as largo a use of silver us possible and
si 111 iiiauiiaii lias parity sw nue-iciiiuijcc.t-bility
of cue dollar with another? Know
ing this to be republican bimotalisni, why
do you talk free and unlimited coinage of
silver, unless to catch votes? And why do
you not defend the tariff unless for the same
reason ? 1 challenge you to joint discussion
and will undertake to prove that neither
you nor your party unconditionally favor
the free and unlimited coinage of siivi'r, or
an independent American financial system.
II. B Maxwkll.
Populist canlitate for Assessor of Linn
ounty.
SATTJEDAY
IWVIM, TAXI S.
The
a littl
receipts for five hiys this week were
1 over IS000. Tliupi.lay..-i.'.d Friday
they were as follows:
Mm F B Prater
Heirs T M Burnett
I. II Wassennan . . .
Jus tlreenhylgli ...
J C Porter
Mrs L Fonst
i M Smith
I has Dwyer
Kst Haryey Bbelton
Warren Nichols
A M Hall
.$ 38.50
15.00
1.02
. . 73.00
7.00
. 5.00
. 9240
5.56
. 85.0:j
4.44
. 10.45
7.30
4.75
12i.52
Lowiss J Derrick .
If V Sprenger
Jas I'lakely
F King
Margaret Bonier .
TP Caldwell
J A Pluuimer
Eli L H (Tranter
Mrs R 0 B0M(
Willar.1 Wills.... . .
Eat Charles ( iray . . .
(i VV tiobble
ST. 70
4.37
. 13.80
7.50
7.50
1.50
. 7.30
- 30.70
1.00
. 2.08
I A L-lne Urvant
Atbie Brvaiit
i Mrs L Bryant
f. :. A
. 2.08
rannie llryant . . .
Oeo II Muiler. . . .
C M ilssiiiiiiliiii
t Man. .....
P Y Ihincan
S A Ihiw-oii
A J Craft
ileo Wihon
G B Bruckman . .
A M Acbi-son
John F Ascher . .
Mtj Martha Joa
Kst 0 H figgill
John Ander.' ..
Selina Burkliart .
Thomas Arnold .
Wm Phillips ....
L B Henderson . .
Thos Skellv
Kate Skelfv
4.13
1.94
7.75
17.47
25 47
. fKi.SK)
1.00
ft.15
LOO
1020
K..71
. :.00
30.00
. 7.60
42.77
24IJ
5 II M
15.7:!
1.03
.30
:.oo
1500
. 4S.
l.9
K K Cooper
W w Baines
Est Frank She-Id
0 ft c b r.
Grasfwatlng subject-.
Following is a list of the graduating
class of the Albany public school, with the
subjects of their essays :
Myrtle Woriey Opportunity to Work.
Moilie Worre! Pictures from American
History.
irao. liamber Heroism.
Sue Breckenridge Mi-takes.
lias-id liotiieb Improsement.
Henry Morgan The Modem BsaaSaSas
Man.
Fred Schmeer Language.
Robt Hunt James A iarneld.
I-iir Thorap.Mi Class Historian.
Mary Parnsh -The Pursuits of Happi
n
Anra liithens Value of Books.
Lillian Brenner Associates.
Ktha Cherry Resxlution.
Ola Miller-Oat Setfmade Men.
Stella Hughes K-lucatiio.
Mary MiaitaajS fhafj Waiting.
LLtue BsirWscJl Hope and Sierrory.
Man-k Hulburt Value of a Musical Ed
ucation. Lillian W .man Class Prophetess.
Joyce Browned Valedictorian.
Jessie Hackleman rol-len Renertion.
Eddie Sears The Almighty IMIar.
Joseph Beth one rbe sVijard of Menlc
Park.
R Y Koadi-s A l-:s !r.
Edith Rumisaagh. Salutatorian.
A lxrrstiiiii.
EJi or iVtit:
In voVrdav's issue of voor
piler 1 no
ticed a report of my debate which oon-tmne-.l
a mLsrepre-entati.on of my views,
that I desire te cvTrert First. I never be
Sieved or taUjbt that "all sinned in Adaui.'
or. that " a s,-ul is only create.! through
Christ." What 1 said was: "Tn Adam alt
die." not sinned. Second. I claimed that
"Christ brntight life and immortality to
I'giit." am! that it wa.- n-ot a present pos
session, but a future lnvestitntv. to be put
on at the resumv'jen.
Please make the above correction and
oblige. Yours lespettfully.
H W Bowman .
The informati n given the Dkwsh Rat
aas by a gentleman who attended the en
tire ik-liate with a vies- to lea rning seme
thing, anl it seem he cam e away not
knowing what be had heard, so mixed up
and intricate are the distinctions in this
discussion on the immortality ot the soul.
The Man about Town lielieves such a dis
cussion only onfuses and d'.ses more harm
than good. He would like to hear a coup'e
of men talk for eight hours on how to
iseiter mankind, so that there will be less
selfishness, from which all the present in
dustrial troubles of the world arises, and
more of tlie trite spirit cf Christ in tlie
world. What '.he church needs is Itss
division over technicalities ar.d more nnity.
and the tide 1- tWatpfttt; strongly this way
Sevex Stsoi.s or 1. ike. The Kinder
garten Association gave a pleasing enter-
I tainmcnt at the old t P church last even-
inaT to a troi n.i-.: a-.idicnce. I he tenure
of the entertainment w-to ewn Ingeiow s
.-iis of s'ven presentesl in even inirts.
showing seven different stasjes of life. It
lgan with "Exultation" presentevl by
Adete Uoff rerre-enting the child of seen.
or seven tiuuss ore: then came "Romaiu'e"
by Miss Bmwnell at seven times two; Mis
Kdith Smick prtraye.l love at seven times
three in a pretty manner. "Maternity"
was presentee! t'V .miss fiinlie Anslvn as-
isteei bv several Kindi-rgarten childreu. in
pleasing language at seven times four. Miss
hva Siinisson reiTisss-nteit WidOWaOOd
at seven times five with elocutionary efj, ct
Then came a bridal scene w ith Miss Kdith
Smick and Charles S-ars as the happy eon
pie and Ir Littler as the Episcopal minis
ter. followcxi by seven times six. in which
Miss Annie Fort miller gave in marriage
the recital by Miss Fortmiller Wing par
ticularly tine. Seven times seven, "long
ing for home" was well presenteel by Miss
Mary Cundiff. Intenpetscid were six or
seven songs by the Apollo club, musical to
the core.
RKl.totoi i. SatasrtcJBS. President Mc
Clelland of Pacific I'niversity w ill speak at
the t ongregational church morning and
evening. 1 lie subject tor the morning win
M 'Christian hducation. A large at
tendance is desired. Other servico as usual.
Oat skat at tha B.iptist church iiioruing
and evening. Other tervioM as usual.
Cnited Presbyrerinn: 11 a iu, "The
Gathaemane Piater" sermon to 1
tollowed by the sacrament olthe LonPs
supper, 7 :30 an evangelistic service . S S
- :9fJtC K G.30. Strangers welcome.
The set I lues tomorrow at tha Presbyter
ian church svill le as follows: lYi'acliing
by the inutor at 10:30 a m and I'M p m
SiibUith se'hevil at ll:4.- am; Junior C V.
meeting at I p m; Y P S C E meeting t
6:46 pin. The subject of the moniing sit
mon will le "The Kingdom of Righteous
ness FinnllyTriumphant." in the evening
the subject will be "The Qocetioa of
Brotherhood as Related to the Tramp " All
will le made welcome to these servicYs.
Wilson Blain will conduct the services at
11 a 111 and the pastor will 1 present in the
r of evamngalld preach on"ChristiiinStviirity."
v I " ""v's ;'l '':'W pin. AH tiro invited.
I 1, ., . . 1 . . . . I w 1 U a
i react 111 te 10-nigin at. ine uaivoraaii.i
ehnreh by II W Bowman, conimenciitg
at 7 'SO, Also to morrow at 11 a 111.
Subject for the morning, "The Signs ot
the Tinier."
Bishop Morris will preach at the
Episcopal church in the evening. It
will pay to hear him.
Mr Thomiis Brink received tixlay the
stul news of his fathers death. He would
have been Si years old Uw 21st of May,
18M. He was one of the ol.fast settlers in
Whiteside Co, Illinois, having built tlie
first house in Sterling, III., in 1S24. Be
moved there from Indiana inlS35and lived
thore up to his death. He was one of the
most enterprising citizens of that county.
HOME AND ABROAD
The new school house U to be comple
e I hy September 1st.
For the very best bread tal the city go
to ihe U K Bakery.
Three loads of young people left lids
morning for a days outing at Knox Butte.
Iljou wai.t a fine photograph real
Theap, call at Ihe gallery cor 2nd and
Ferry and have a sample made.
E B Sutton prohibition party organizer
will speak In the W C T V hall Monday
at 7:30 o'clock p m Every body Is Invi
ted
The bright sunshine is here and with It
came Lncle Billy Wright with a fresh
supply of prepared horse radish Keep
your optics spread lor hl-n.
The boot black across the street has
more fun than any man in Albany, snd
give, a scintillation to ones pedal estrem
ties that goes to the teat ot ones optic
nerves.
Jihn Ennls, who has beer, employed in
Albany and Portland In past years in the
same business, opened a barbershop in
the Grady building on Monday, and will
barber and shave at popular prices. To
ledo Post.
instead ot Joe Meyers tsaas- standing
Into Mt iners tearr. . as stated last even -1
ing. Mr t.cng's team Lacked into Mr
Meyers teem at It was passing, so that
the wheel of the wagon was caught and
torn off.
A Jack Adams, recentlv candidate for
the nomination for recorder on the pop
ulist ticket has been appointed deputy
P M bv Charles Smitn of Leosnon. A
blr . in the band is worth a hundred such
birds as the popudst recorder nominee's
chances for election.
The city council of Ashland held a spec-
is.' session and passed an ordmar.ee spec
tally so as to keep the Evans and a
troup from exhibting in that city, they
i:l not be in Albanv. Tne opera house
management did not care to make a date
with the company.
Mr Sperrv, of Linn conntv, shows us
an old book in the quaint stsle of tvpe
a-.d building of our great grandfathers'
times, it it a sermon on the licorrtpre-
hensibleness of God. snd was published
in Boston 17:5. Guard. JustCfty years
younger than Dr Irvine's book.
C E Stanari, of B'ownsvil'c, democrat
ic candidate for county clerk, ca.ne over
Irom that cttr on Tnesoav morning train
and indulged In a bout of hand shaking
artih oar ctizens. Ed is an excellent
young man whose character l without
a blemish so far as we know, ar. j is well
qualrfiej for the post low tor w.ilch he is
notT. mated Scio Press.
The Scio Press, a pop- paper says:
Among the candidal- s nominated at the
ate democratic couatv convention will oe
found, for recorder, that of our popular
f- How tewnsman snd city recorder, R
Siiei'on Esq. A more competent and hon
orable selection coaid not have beer, made
Ov his partv. His well merited personal
popularity givsw him a strong suppoit for
anv position to which he aspires, hiendlv
end triable to every one, he wouii get
there if he was on tne right ticket.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
J Van latrwlingham will hereafter re-
ide in Albany.
W C Tweedaie and family eue spending a
o-:r weeks in ewpjrt.
Mr Seamen MeveH left this noon for
Jefferson on a fishing expedition.
Prof J B H mer. -ina of the 0 A C's tal
ented professors, was in Albany this fore
noon. Prof Reid. lem-ratic nominee for state
sehocl sutwrintendect passed down the road
this noon.
Miss lhaisT treisendofer. who has been
teacbing school in Marion oyanty several
months, returned home this nM.
K L Power, c-f Portland, brother of F W
Power, of this citv. was a rwissenger to Al
bany ou last night's train. Salem States
man.
Mrs Prof Isavis and family arrived in
Albanv thi noon from Jefferson, and with
'rof lai will soon leave Lw the east to re-
iiie.
i.hie of the pieasaatest parties
season was one gven in noaor e. miss
Tiny Arrick on Thnrselay evening a the
residence of Hon J K Weatheiford. demo
cratic nominee for congress. Miss Arrick
about to return to her home at San Jose
and the event was to rejoice at her pres
ent e and mourn over her contemplated
departure. The regrets at her departure
art-genuine, tor Miss Amik bv ber am
iable disposiuon and many aevomplisb-nient-
has made friends of all with whom
she has cc me in social contact.
How It A.U'pened . Yes'erdav w ?
mentioned an accident to F C Standard
of Brownsville. The Times gives the par
ticulars as fo.lows :
While in the field with a team he
went around in front of the horses to
fix the halter, when one of the animals
reared up and struck him in the fore
bead. He rode a horse to the hooee
walked in and fell in am nnseoncioos
condition to the door. A doctor was
summoned and an examination of fits
wounds made. The marts of the hoof
cover bis ere, which is swollen shut
this morning, his skull is also thought
to be crushed. However, he will probab
ly recover in a short time. Had the
horse been shod it is said he would un
doubtedly have been killed instantly ,but
fortunately tne animal was raretootea
Ball's healtn rrcserving corsets, "'Need
no bresking in."' Yield to every move
ment ol tn- wesrer. If you value vour
health and comfort trv them . S E Yovxq
SMtrn, of Towanda. Ta.,
shose constitution was completely
broken down, is cured by Ayer'a
Sarstyiarilla. He writes:
" For eight years, I was. most of the
tame, a great sufferer from constipa
tion, kidney trouble, and Indiges
tton, so that my constitution seemed
! Tse completely broken down. I was
traduced to try Ayer's Sarsapariila, and
took nearly seven bottles, with such
excellent results that my stomach,
Dowels, and kidneys .ire in perfect con
ditio!, and, in all their functions, aa
regular aa clock-work. At the time
I begau taking Ayer's Sarsapariila, my
tasaight was only 189 pounds ; I now can
asg of 159 poiaids, and was never in so
joed health. If you could see me be
fore aud after using, you would want
Mas tor a traveling advertisement.
I believe this preparation ot StsaparUla
to be the best in the market today."
Ayer's Sarsapariila
Prepared by Dr. 3. C. Aysr k Co., Lowell, Mass.
Cures others, wiil cure you
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to l taken dry or raad-s in ton teav
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FORD, imim,
Of De'( Moines, lows, writes ander" date sf
.March 23. 198:
8. B. Mm.
Mn. Co.,
On far, Oregoa.
(aesti-Dirr,
Op arriving bome last week, 1 herd all
a ell and amicus! j- stilting. Oar little
girl. e.ht and one-h.-.f years old, who had
wa ted away to 3ipiaeds, is B.-.w well,
strocg snd sogeroos, and well iWced op.
S. B. Coogh Core has d me ih 101 weiL
8otn of the children i.ke it. Year S B.
Congh Care has cured and kept swsy all
hoarseness from me. So give it to ycry
oce, with greseiofcsfor all Wisticgyoa
prwiseu jr. it are
Yoorv, Ma k Mas J F Fostn.
If fou stisa io fui
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t: st.i i rae
i soj Liijt Cere.
7
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M cent, per ti., 1 j all
a So i sbbJs BtsMtal (Bsaaaats tr
I A CL'ITMING.
mm
BbbsbbbbWss ttm V.ai
: s -1. tn J
fbte per Bottled
Une cent a dose.
This OazaT Coma Cra raKKnctty cr
where ail otners saL Oassgast, Cro--.. Sere
Throat, H-irseles, Wtocpicg Cscgh ac-1
Asthma. Fcr Cc-un;rtioa tc has no rivsu:
tas c-s-eel tioemda. an l will errRE yoc i
1 taken in time. Sc-ii by Pmajjers on a ft-sr-,
, I actes. For a Lame B&cst or Cbest. use
a tHILOH'S iSELLAOONSA PLASTESiil
CATARRH
REME-DY.
.avey.iCarri Tuts rraaecy isruarss.
teed Ui cure yusi. VriJt.i.'esa. hyes2j-r tree.
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Display In tha Oqqi
REVERE HOUSE
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a secure risieat ia lesi ui- s- ifisiss .
tat bus-ness c.- :
Oce Orevcc
x-d e ci2 s
mni,ifon Vsh.r',:ois
SecJ raodel. drawing or pfcoia., we. 5 de-scr-p-i
tton. We adrise. U patentatM or cc-.iree otS
i..m iitiT tea tw due lit a if p: is sscsrec
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