The state rights democrat., May 18, 1894, Image 1

State
tights
IcMcrat.
VOL XXIX.
Entered at (be Post oilier at Albany. Or., a ttreenil- Ia Hall Mallei i
ALBANY.ORfcGON, FRIDAY, MAY 18. 1894.
I ii .- A N. I IIM., PuiWI.hrr, and Proprietors:
IS I 4-
for Infants
" Castoria is SB well adapted to children that
' recommend it aa superior to any proscription
nowa t ass." ix. a. Akchkt, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, It Y.
eTha nsn of ' Oasteria la so universal and
(ts merits so well known , hat it wins a work
if supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Jitfflllgent families who do not keep Castoria
sltlda tsisjr reach."
Camms ILurrvx, P. I,
Xew York City.
Tax CsxTara
aYtnw71iH9JH
53
L. DUUCLAS V. iocs are
HaWassA for the Ish itootj. jaffj
KHnriR5'as& Y
UaSSataMa . IM Vis,
la.aHUL-, ftl l '--'taB.
W.
r.ul.uu P"?s auvcnisea man any other ma!.;. Trr one pair an J be con
vinced. The .tamp.ng of L. Doughs- .TO and price on the bottom, which
Krtees i their value, saves thousjnus e l" .'n'ls ani.,:;! to those who wear tixm.
LVai.-rs who push the sale of V. L. Don. I-,. ck : . . . . . , .
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increase the sales on their full line of ; c '
and we bellerw yon eall Mve mor.,, 1--.
Used below. tj-it-iloaraa Sroo -.po.. ap;ill.
- m PA-ROMiZc HOM -
THl FARMERS & MfflCM IKSURANCE CO'
,
K ), "rtidat.
J 1- COWAN, rreaaarer. -
Geo
MRKCTOK
Owan
K vieaihs.tra. CJ Sta
-ALSO DISTRICT
seYeral Solid Eastern and Foreign Gompaiei
FORTMILLER
Undertakers -;- and -:- V. Ill tin 1 111 a rai.
w
E KfcEP conttantlt on tat a fiilMi.
coffin. Alto
M - . . :
buiial ubf s srd ndtt.
which will be old at
The Lowest L.elait Profits.
EMBALMING nd lre proper care of the dead a specialty.
KO EXTRA,
ALBANY, -
CKARCL FOR
- MASONIC
NEW : FURNITURE,
MY SrOBEiSNOWFULI. OF FIRST-CLASS CEXITUREJCONSISTINOi
cf bed room.sttB. chairr, iconges, etc., which. I'w ,l sell at
BOTTOM
The Oregon
vVPn its home
B-AJIfVt
-
X
ne Gray Block, corner Liberty and
MAKES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tract r.f ar Salfetui
Will soli 5, 10 or 0 acre lots at $50 bo fc6Q er
ere small cash payment long timo on balar.ee
or particulas.
. ALBANY CIGAR FACTOFJY
.1. JOSEPH, t'ronrlietor.
sTs
Cr SI
illELtlMXNG PHOTOGKAPHKItS, ROn'
MANHOOD
auruuld to cure U i nerv.ius disease, sucli uWaak Met
Power Headache, Wakaralnoaa, Loat Manhood. Mch tlr K
ne,all drain and lo of power: 1 Generauve Uriiai a of
lij
nlanu, which
Ww
renpociM. ! per buz.
..aft. ZJ? 1 'l:
Sajrfafw.aAr'7
1
BdruMiata.. Ask for It. take
a-i In Ih.n, f. kw 1 I ' I , I , . ,
vumAmu
Itlr a wrlttei npatMta . . L .., - .
If your bones ache use
and Children.
Caatoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Biarrhcva, ICructatiaa,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
sassse
Without Injurious iiBslBllfkn
"For jereral years I hare reoommendec
your 'Cestoria,' and shall alwajT eontinna t
do so as it has invariably rroiiueed benelicia
lesults."
Edwis F. FAimrs, at !.,
125th Street and Tth A vs., New York City
Comtaxv, 77 McaBav Strzst, Sct York Ottt.
SHOE 6EnLfl.II.
S6, 34 ana S3. 50 Dress Shoe.
S3.5C Police Shoe, 3 Solei
S2.EO, S2 for Workingmei
2 and 81.75 for Boys.
LADiES AND MISSES
S3, 92. SO 82, $1.71
CAUTION. If any deal
TOU W. I., anuria.
hoes at at reduced price.
r aaya he baa l bem with-
out th. name tlamvc
on the bottom, put him
uowu m a irauu-
crviich ...... I i ..
...wa tJii. .t.-,v'i.ii.-i WHICH nc.ni I
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- cf
BLAIN CLOTHING CO
IMSTITUTiOJI3. - -
Oregon.
JO WRl'inHn. SecaetaiT
F SIMPSON. Vioe Tn ddeub
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ut . O WriUmac. fw-
Wriumac.
AOKKTB rO J
& IRVING
. f j , . .
, wviwjc , ma iro lora nut n
Irrsoclnth, attn.ri al tarn
HEARSE OR SERVICE ,
TEMPLE, - - OREGOl
PRICES.
Tbos. Brink.
Jand Co
office at
- OIRlUGrO
State street, branch office tn .Portla-io'
Cabinet psaSSBS from $ i .50 to 4-oe
tier dozen. "Enlaiidnir nfctureu m
ffjf73l3fj)9i r,Pec'a'ty- rtlM cravon: tramttl
BBBBZL "Jor $10.00, We c.ary'a large stock
mt""' 0f jx8 antl tterescopt': views of Or-
RESTOtVED.'
isvk mill.
Till wonderful remei'v
Memory, lx or W'
T Kmiiilon. Ne-
Ornai of either sezcaSjt..
i irrora, eioes.iru ae of tobacco, oulu
tobacco, opium orstlm
ui:u ieaai.iiiiiirmity. 'insuuiptloD or Intaititj. ( an be carried in
u ' prepaid, v
s for MS. be mail nmimin. Win, 001 m
no othei Write tor fn e ileal IKHik aentqea
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UU liy UVUU&B S nJ Aitl JSU.IJr
THUESDA'y
DEMOCRATIC
TICK
Senators. W R Bilyeu. Albany.
Jefferson Meyers, 1 rar.klin
Butte.
Representatives. J M rhilpot Harris
burg. 1 I Whitney, Albany
N P Cm me, Shedd.
Commissioner W K Potter, Fox Yal
ley. Clerk C K stanard, of Brownsville.
Recorder Riley Shelton, Scio.
Sheriff 0 C Jackson. Halsey.
Treasurer K I. Bryan, Tangent.
Assessor S O Wallace, Lebanon.
School Superintendent V M Mitchell,
Albany.
Coroner --Frank Farrell, Albany.
DaVOOBATlo "ill nip T oet evening
the deuio-'rats opened the campaign in
this city with a large audience at ti.e
opera hause.ilon M A Miller o( Lebanon,
member of the state central cooamitta
called the nieetinj; to order and intro
duced Hon T L Davidson of .Marion
county, candidate for state treasurer.
Mr Davidson spoke very briefly Baying
that he was a farmer, a pioneer ol this
country, that his nomination ouie un
solicited, that he was in favor of free
silver and if elected won Id perform the
duties of his office faitnf utly and conscien
tiously. Mr Weatherford was then in
troduced and spoke at length upon the
legislation, which, if elected to congress,
he would labor to secure. He treated at
length and with great rlearn-fis of the
necessity of ample appropriations to open
up the Willamette river so as t make it
navigable for boats as it was years ago.
He showed that if this could le ac
complished the freight on wheat and
other farm products, as well as the stock
of goods of merchants and other dealers
would be much less than under the con
dition 5f things that now exist under
which the railroad has a monopoly of
carrying trade and espcts such tribute
from farmers and merchants as its desire
may dictate. Mr Weatherford also
treated of the tariff .jtiestion and partic
ularly the views ol Mr Hermann from
wboseepeech Mr Weatherford read. He
literally tore Hermann" speech into
shreds and disclosed lbs many fallacies
which that gnt!euitn resorts to to main
tain his position in favor ot protection
ism. t!r Gallowav the candidate for
governor, was then introduced and made
a speech, which, although not political,
yet was of much interest to every one
present. He showed that the appropri
ations made by the legislature had in
creased from i8oi,000 in Ins, ithe last
year the democrats had control of the
legislature to UI5.809 in If'.'.". All
this inctease was due to the extrava
gance of republican legislatures. He an
nounced that he was not talking politics
to the people, bnt as a citizen interested
in the weal of the commonwealth, was
showing them how the business had
been conducted, and pledged them in
tne most emphatic way if elected gover
nor he would use all his power to correct
these abuses. He said he was in favor
of the reenactment of the mortgage tax
law, and opposed to a repeal of the Aps
tralian ballot law. Mr Galloway made
an excellent impression on the minds
of all present whether democrats, repub
licans or populis's- In fact all the can
didates made very favorable impressions
They speak today a'. Lebanon and go to
Brownsville tomorrow.
As Albany Mas BcPsaraTtotDKarr.
Tne Rosebarg Review says : A lond for a
deed was filed tnis week in the clerk'a
office from J T Cooper to the Cxi per
'tads'ne Co. Its provisions calls for
the construction of a railroad from tne
quarry to the Southern racihe s main
line, and also requires the company to
furnish all the funds, material and tools
necessary for the construction of the
same, and to build a plant equipped
with all modern machinery for operating
the quarry. All of this must be aeconi
p'ished on or before one vear from April
30, 1804. At a mee.ing of the directors
of the company held in this city, Tues
day, the following gentlemen were chosen
officers of the company for the ensuing
year: Jos G Kellev, president: J T
Cooper, treasurer : I" G Hayne, secretary
and superintendent
A Delayed Steamer. Mr and Mi
Frank Wood, son anil doe Ia-h returned
this noon from their trip to San Francisco
coming by way of i aquina. after an
ocean trip of mx days, the Homer lo-Lng
four days on account of a damaged wheel.
which it was thought Wii lost, for several
days.
World (olaasbUa F.iBll(oa.
Will be of value to the world by illustrat
ing tne impiov emcntt in the mechanical
arts and eminent physicians will tell you
that the progress in medicinal agent, hat
been of equal impona-.ee, and a a
strengthening laxative that Svrup of Figs
is far in advance ol all others!
wot: in :it -.id I Bis i,
Will & Stalk, jeweler
If yon want a tine sinokr call for Joaeprrs
white labor cigar.
The bestjroaat y,tfee in the city i Cm ad
of oyer a.
U S Bakeiy b.ead is Hrst class. Cal
at Second End between Klisworlhand
Lyon streets.
Young Americanslove indepen denes
hence let them sleep independently in
one of those woven wire cri I s for sale by
the Albany Furniture Co.
The Best Medicine.
J. 0. Wilson, Contractor and
Juildi-r, Sulphur Springs, Texas,
thus speaks 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.
I have used them In my family and
recommended them to my friends and
wnployes for more than twenty years.
To my certain knowledge, many cases
of the following complaints have been
eompletely and
Permanently Cured
by ths use of Ayer's Pills alone: Third
day chills, dumb ague, bilious fever,
sick headache, rheumatism, flux, dys
pepsia, constipation, and hard colds. I
know that a moderate uso of Ayer's
Hlls, continued for a few days or weeks,
as the nature ot the complaint required,
would be found an absolute cure for tho
ttscrders I have named above. "j
"I have been selling medicine for
eight years, and I can safely say that
Ayer's I'ills give better satisfaction
than any other Pill 1 ever sold." J. J.
Perry, Spottsylvania C. II., Va.
AYER'S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mas.
Every Dose Effective
Industrials at Roseburg.
The State Christian Endeavor Associat
ion convenes in corvalili thU evening.
The Corvallis caniage factory has just
received an order from a California Brm
for ten carriage.
Another invoice of Gilberts fast black
satteens in pi tin and brocaded. Al0
percalines in fast black and coloi s and fait
bla:k organdies just received at Samuel
V ojngV .
The fndoatral stmf which has been
tru'iigto ride out of Cottage fyrove only
number ahout 3 Instead cf 100 a here
tolote reported. Tiey carry twi Amer
ican llajs and are oryaniz:d. A' present
they are walking.
The building committee of ibe A F & A
M, have about determined to recommend
the construction of a masonic temple o:-.
the frnternity's property this summer.
If built it will be a two slorv brick, with a
store room below, a tenant for which is in
wating 10 take a five yeai's lease at a good
rental. Corvallis Times.
It may hav: beti a democratic '.i;er
in'.er.dent who embezzled county fund;
but it was a democratic sheriff who fol
lowed him up regardless of politics or any
thing else except justice, and bioughe him
back, receiving onlv bis actual costt for
the trouble.
A letter addressed to '-Edhor of Albmv
Democrat, Salem, Oregon' reached the
Dkmockat office this morning. It had
gone to Salem and been ope.icd bv the
Salem Democrat man, who with true
.lackkonlan Spirit, refused to take ad van
ageof the golden opportunity otf -red In
side and forwarded it to Albert A
Helena, Mon. man wanted a aarcple copy.
Mr Casper Vandran returned last
night from a trip to 1'ortland.
Mr . H Rjdd. ol 'he county recorders
office, has been at lVoria seeking re
creation.
W H I'.los. of CotTSllis, the new com
mander of the Sons of Veterans, of Ore
gon, returned home today.
The Misses CUism, of lbia. Iowa,
are in the city the quests of Mr Elder, of
South Albany. They are making a lour
of the coast.
?drs Julius tiradwoh! will leave tomor
row night for San Francisco on a visit
with relatives, among others her brother
the well known owner of Sutro heiehts.
tiuite a number of Mr Caleb Daris'
friends called upon him last evening and
very pleasantly surprised him with a
beautiful gold headed cane as a slight
token of the great esteem in which be is
held by the church and congregation be
has so long and so faithfully served. W
E Yates, Esq., in behalf of" the f'iends.
presented the cane in very kind words,
which were followed by a' short speech
from Dr Thompson. Mr Iavi led todav
lor the General Assembly of the Presby
terian church, which meets in Saratoga,
N. Y. He is one of the eight commis
sioners from Oregon. Co real lis Kent.
The cane was purchased in thiser.v of
French and several Albany friends i-
interested in the presentation
COI XTY COURT.
(J. S. TDAmcan. ooant jwlsr: Wni.
sat J. W. Pujcb, L'taaunaaaoocrt.)
f.-' . . .-;,
Continuesi, bill of Dr Artman for f I! .93.
acco-int poor.
Carer iv-iigned as supervisor of Dial
Ko 40 and K L Hamilton was arpointe!.
Petition of Thomas Malon at al to
( hange location of count v road, granted
and tieo .sp!awn. I J Plulpot and Ja
'irwen appointes.) viewers.
On petition of J F MesBBSt al f county
rjal surveyor rrdered to surrey road.
Petition lf ies Kinles- -t a! for c-Mintv
road granted.
Application Of t red N:hroei-r for srholar
hip is AsrkaltanU i-olleiw was placed oc
file until vacancv ocean.
Allowed:
Accor.nl px).', ai-i. Hails. M.s Oark,
Cox familv. Mrs Roberts, Mrs PercifuH.
Mrs Kenworthv. R C Kemf. Elutabe'h
i IsIk rn Sarah limes. Henderson familv.
Lewis Hawkins. MtsJankev.J K Morn.
Robert liillock. Mrs Tavlor, Mrs Streil
hoff, J H Allien, Carminiirsv.and other
bills account poor unnamed, iV.; 25.
John I'sher. janitor S 10 08
G H Wilkes. Supt
F Rucker acct roads
Geo D Barnard ft Co, stationary..
T V Dillv. bounty
oo
1 4S
II CO
- fi
18 00
1 00
37
i::
31 50
22 50
2 50
13 50
Is 0-)
K M Wait, state agt Liun Co
F Holfus, tiountv
Foshav a Maon,stationary
Albany iron Works, acct roads
J C Morgan, acct roads
hlectnc lights
w M Berry
Wm l-:.e
P W Spinks
Oregon agt W'm Jones . .
06
00
00
50
so
50
oo
10
5fJ
Mites ot .Nutting, rrlnting
T rites A Miller.accl roads
A H Martin, acct roads
Stewart A Sox, acct C H
W A iilderman, b juntv
o
ieo Hawea, bounty.
S a'e agt Frank P.obson, pre. ex -
11
'regan agt t .MOlrard
I S Van Winkle, miscellaneous
Train A Whitney, printing
Or. agt "A in Nolan
W V M:ller & Son, acct roads . . .
Lydia L lewett, acct poor
(i H 'Viikes, saiaiy
Henry Met, rimes, roaits
Ladies Aid Societv S
J T Hoik-, -heriff fe"s Sponogle.. .
H A Hecker. roads
State agt Iewis Messenger
Mate agt Lewis Connett
M Heilfield. acct roads
Merer, acct isxir
M Paulsen, jimitor
X P Payne, clerks fees
K T Fisher, surveyor fees
E T Fisher aid pOOt
W F I 'eak ins. assessor's fees
i W Young A' Co.. roads
St John A- Shine
bricc Wallace. a:tTreaB
J N I hincan. judges salary .y.
J E Hamilton, rebate tax
. 142 00
. t,l 35
. 100 00
5 00
. a ')
II Hrvant. acct roads
J W I'ugh, acct roads
H K Young, acct poor
. 2) 4."
. io oo
. io oo
.$ 5.ce
s h i oung. acct U 11
Aid rbebe Haniam
Oiegon agt F M (iirard
. I !:;.:
W in Kumbaugh, com. fees . . .
I W Pugh, com. fees
N .1 Henton, acct poor
;i SO
12 00
s oo
4 00
00
6 00
-r 00
E Kodifers, acct pjor
Wm Maker, acct roads
P M Smith, accctpoor
1) M Large, acctroad
Petition of Samuel King et al for bridge
dismissed.
Clerk was directed to advertise for bids
for HO cords oak wood for C H, hi ds to lxj
opened June ts.
Application of Foster Mill Co for de
duction of assessment dismissed.
Court ndjonrned Friday evening after
transacting the following additions,! lmsi-
nees:
Contract for building bridgu across
Horner creek was let to ( ieo Riduigt-r for
o7.
Contract lor building bridge across
Hlougli between W J DrinJtard ami Mary
niack wiw let to Wm ISurgott for 91 -i
foot.
contract lor building a bridge across
Muddy was lot to Wm Jlurgett at $1.14.
per toot.
Allowed:
Fresh CabDage.
Cauliflower.
Celery.
Onions.
A Turnips.
AtC E lirowriilla
Shiloh's Yitahzer :s what jo.t used tor
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yelloa akin or kid
ney trouble. It ta guarantnsrl tof give yov
satitfaetioD. Price 75c. Sildby Koahay &
Masoc.
By using Hall's Hair Renewer, giay,
faded or discolored hair assumes the natu
ral color of youth, and glows luxuriant
and strong, pleating everybody.
CURE - AKE made
FEIDAT
City Council.
Thursday evening, Muy 10.
Present Mayor, recorder, niarsluil. and
eouncilmen Whitney, Mtsii, 1'fcilTer
llurklmrt, Marshall stsd Wa'teis.
Th following bills wi re ordered paid:
Frank Turdum, 4.ST : Stites k Nutting,
i.ti5: W V Bowell, 94.5f; H-pkins liros,
18,25; John BcJuneer, c'-.OO; Santiam l.um
berCo, 2. M; Hanrv Itoggs. 810.00; John
HosTaun, 113.00; c t Los, ?7o.oO; w a
M. t'lain. $.'K): 0 i Hale, 9U); John Jones,
S-'o.oti; Beetne Light Co, HS9.00.
Ibe committee on sjBWtl and public
proiierty rejiorled several cross wnlks. side
walks and drains rpjiaireil; also that citi
zens objected to bridge acrosi cana I on
Third and Thurston '".-cause it would in
terfera with ierd.
Coinmittee on ItOSSSOl reported against
granting th petition of F I. R'is and ask
ing that UcewM be issued for three months
on the grounds that it would be contrary
to city cbartcv.
The comuiitteo on health imd iwlitx- re
ported against granting the petition of T
C Mackey and others asking for the ap
pointiuent of an extra policeman on the
p WW i j,e utys iinr'n. t wouiu nol4
Tftni H
The city leeorder n-uorUl another 81000
aid on interest on londs, leaving $1000
due.
Tlie n-signation of John Jones as assist
att engineer was i . I. and on motion ac
cepted. Application of John Jone ns
pnlieeniiin, with dtit.M of assistant
M(t was read.
On motion, oft..- much lalk. tin
was ref.rrel to the eommitte.; on
p as)
engi-
beaith
and police to orepitre resolution at
the l.cxt
meeting.
The committee on fire and water was
issteaeted to provide enginsr fur No. '
until next meeting of the council.
Sidewalk on 5th -trret adjoining bl 2,
lot 3! was n-portvl in bad condition.
Councilman Marshal reportexl a bad road
OS tb- Bates Pud Uwt. One woman had
SSBS thrown out of a wagon and injured
and several wagons broken. Considerable
discussion followed en the asawssry l-ro-ceeslings
in such -.u .
The committee on str. ets and public
property wen- autiiorizexl to examine the
streets of Aftssty, learn what streets nstl
repairs, and to employ r.n attorney to draw
tip resoiuUon for tb same, and that a full
report be made at the m-xt minting.
The mr.tter of onings frcm ditch into
aSWSn fee slushing n nunuroutly di
cussed. and resulted in s reference to the
committee on street and public property
to look after alushsug sowers generally.
The nvorder report'-d that t'-.e city
treasurerrefu-e.lt aoept wrjran: of fl ".
fir quarter -alary ir.-t. .i 1 ..f ... j-r
bill presentesl.
Hills el John Hanimi'l 83 ?i0f'r building
dog saaaeTaad D U Monteith. 2.i for
rnt of ground one ytiir fsr dog possst,
allowed.
A Divoitt E SalT. lias'seppe Ma!.sii
again-'. K..te Mata- U the name of a di
vorce ;nt jtit legun in the Circuit Court,
Tne plaintiff it an indutii"Kis farmer, who
by hrrd work had accumulated a pretiy
good fortune when On Jan "Ath. lesn than
four months agu. he c married in thi
city to his i.reent wife, a widow, ibe
corapUint is somewhat sensatiooal. harg
ing cruel, inhuman and abusive treatment,
mating life bardeneoine. an-i that the de
feodant called the pUistif? s"jch pet name
as bos;, liar and fool, both to hit fare ami
to neighlir: tiiat in March defenLtct
went to Portland, bringing hotue s w.vatazt
f uncertain character, the plaintiff barge
as a partner to conpitacy against him; that
the plaintiff had mean when he married,
but that defendant had wassi all of his
nwans or gotten sue-;, n of it L,r i..-r-self.
They separatevl en April 24.
.t.l.Mlul.- ii iMirymp,. ot
Albany, pcnalisi candhlate for district at-
t.wwet;. for tbe thirl district. I-r.h,sl
ulist doctrine for one and one-half hours at i
ti - - !, ! hou-e -. T ;: -!.:v evniug. !!
y evening. He
,,
be ever new to the pot nlist about
govern-
roent e m l-, nati.-nal lunk. sultsnfucl
ires, eve. eu . mil i,e iiuai seunti up
, . .... ... -
y saving, in sub-tance. - the thing for the
people of I'regvin to do now. and tii? most
important thing in the present campaign
in i'p'gi,i i-. -n i iov i ennover to tue
l,il,.. R. P...
noyer mui i-.-n irieii lor eigui yesirs now.
. t 1 , . . E t . ,
and wa.- "th- neOBte fneml. but
I i - friend. t at re-ver
told
,- . in vnr iuuihiiis ui in isi'.ii. i w 'ir
.netwnghe everdidf .r thepeopie..! . in t,t compla.nesl that
.,.arvon rompoent .-aiem aourn...
A CuAi.LKSsiK. The following live
i-hall.ige appears in the Le'oanon Advance;
i opuiin who na? never m:tie a evii
in public since hi Vovhood dav. when he
recited "Tlie l,ov rf'X! on the Irtiming
deck." will nes t any ts-presentative repub
lican in Linn county, in open debate. in tlie
town of U-lianon at s slate to be aj-m-l
upon. Her i a challenge to admini-ter
in anodyne to your dying isse. prote. ti .n.
ou can devote two-thirds of tots time in
explaining the cause of the prenent psaic
the tariff luimhug and waving the hloody
hirt. ihie-thipl of vour tim. must l de-
vot,l to the discussion of the man an I wily
issue the financial 'uestion. AddieSi K.
AaTsaee office.
Goon Nr.au.-By telephone we learn
that Mesn Weatherf.ird. Cill iwav and
Davidson had largo aadienee. at Ia-banon
tanerday imd at Rrownsvi'.le !a-t night.
Democrats arc waking up and mnch en
tut-iasm is ling nuuiifesteil. Mr Weath
ertord is said to have made the U-st siiee-h
f hi life at Lelumon. The-e candidat.'s
are strengtlie..ins? the democrats very much.
I-t everv demi rat in tin- nmntv do Ins
wboii duty tad we witewm.
r5i.aMr.R SfiT. There was an inter
est ins; law suit at Independence yesterday
wliereiii Mrs Baiter VSS nasi by Mrs Esteb
fcr $200 damages for slander, and the case
wa trie-1 W-forc .luitice Lvons. Iho ver
dict of the jury was that the plaintiff have
51 damages and the costs Of the -uit which
amounted to about $1''. i'lien were
about sixty witnesses exumineil. It was
alleged by Mrs ijiteb that Mrs R iter pub
licly accused her of the theft of B jiair of
scissor. Statesman .
Not Piiokaxe. Thv DucocaAT is re
ablv informed that in the affair across the
river, resulting in the arrest of Ed Zej
Jr.. no jirofane remarks were made by the
Shannon girl, that what was said was by
another voung huly. also present, and that
h,r words were not nearly as bad as report
ed.
Jr. Price's Cream Qsking Powder
A Pure Qrcpo Cream of t artar Powowr.
i ax Notice.
Tax payers will bear in mind that the
couof :ourt has fixed May 14th as the
tinKV len taxes will become deipuent.
All should pay before that date so as to
avoidjadditional cost.
C C Jackson sheriff.
A lean Hem.
Who 'iocs nearly all U.o washing in Al-
linliyy Why, tlie Albany Steam haundry
Why,
liecause they do first-class work at
low
k pr
rices.
io patronixes the Chinamen t
On'y a
very few. Don't mention it.
Have yon seen the new wagon. It's
nioilern and holds a stack of clothes. Their
big business demands it- Richards &
Phillips made it . They know how, iu well
an how to do superior washing.
The Steam laundry washes for rich and
poor imd does good work for all alike.
..Try it, try it.
Or. Price's Creaui BsKtng Powder
Forty Years the SUnaard-
VDUNa NVITAVION8.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden
Common every day.
fgssy Smilkv.
Tho drummer travel is large.
Most of the fruit has been killed In the
Rogue liver valley .
TheOACand Stale L'nivenRv nines
will play In Corvalii to morrow.
A special train will leave Albany to
motrow at I :Jo for Corvallii and return
after the Eugene Corvallis ball game.
The drought in parts of California, Cal
ifornla, added to the previiling hard limes
makei things look dubious hi some pir!
of that state.
Linncvjnty l as eleven paper to-v.lt:
Democrat, licrud. Popwiisf, Telescope,
Flying Wedge, Advance, Hx, ic.s.Couilcr,
News, Times and Press.
The Cmtey men have bean stca'ing
trains all nver the D H, but without being
punished, even fined; but when they get
on the gran at Wahin''oi, Itok out.
This saaede funny ; but there isa
deal more than getting ea the gras
good
The General Assembly
of H.e Comber-
land Pr-sbiterian Church will anive in
Eugene Ma'v i jth ( Tuetday p m); wi'l Last night a lerri!,!- trag-ly WW enact
convene in VllUrd Hall May Bxh IPS sa -iesaM of the affair. Mr Kenyon
A cordial invitation It extended to ail lo Bae the following version of it. ' Having
attend the sessions c( the Assembly, fi A
Blair. (Pastor &l Eugene Oregon.)
The L'bonon merchants now have moil
of their freight brought by steainhoal from
Portland to Albany, then brought over to
Lebanon t,v ta
ims. rretgni cytnit isute
It cheaper than bytiie railroad. Advanc
1 he names of G W Cruson and John
(irithan appear in the li.t of trial juries
drawn for the C S circuit court which
rneeitln Portland on June uth . Mr Grit
ham died nearly twoyeart ago - L.-bsnon
Adiance.
G W Tzylor secured the cor.traci f.jr
moving a building InAloanv ihltweelt for
I W Cnsicfc. who t.ad It removed prepara
tory to rrcc-lng a new biick bank building.
Sc'o Press. Mr Taylor seems lobe an
expert mover.
A Mi WaPace, cm South Uend. Weak,
hat been in the city attempting to 'art a
populist newspaper The field it rather
mall, there bring S papers "n the county
but lo.x. Inhabitants Telephone Regis
ter Return, ir-tile to Co'decti r of Internal
Revenue Il.acLtnan thows the actual num
ber of Chlresc registered in the diIrlct c-f
Orrgcn, which included Orrgon, Wathii.g
ton and Alaska, to be lojffta. Fintl reports
have not el been received from al! points
It is es-ima ed that they will ( ring the
mral uptoscmelhlngovcr eleven thousand.
In thrdistr'it tnerc ate a'xiut u.-rjo
Chinee.
Tlie pioperty known as Rhinehar-.'t
corner wa rccentlr dis;od of by J
Rhinehart to Wild am Halliday.of Oikland.
Califoir.ia. It consists of the block of
land on Hie r.orlhweel corner of JJin-h
and t 'ak tteri and the two- s-ory build
ing, the firt i.ir of which conit of
three tloie r,.sm and -.he opera house.
Eugene Otl'.'
Dr .' :. f .- iaiilie. na L-eu in the
ci!v.
Mr H C II , el Lekuicn prexin-t was in
tie titv tousv.
Hon t "na Nickel. daasXfSfOC candidate
for Sev-retarv of State, is in the litv. Ikm't
forget to vote f--iT him next month.
Rev F B G Wynne left be Sarat'-ga. New
York, via the Canadian Pacific route, v es
ter-lay. He goes to attend tho great edu
cational conference.
KM lilc-igett and Tom iaham and Collins
Kikins went to CV-rvallis last evening on
bicvcles. hranl Mr Bssr, National Seaetarv
of the Y P B C B and returnesl the rarae
evening.
I li Len j, the wiirid cinder lyciit. fJT
hiting and the Victor bicvtle. wbo I -!
through Albany in November 1-TC, ha
just passed out of Asia into Europe after
erae wonderful etperiencw. He i now
riettr OewaaSBDSkSxaS. He i pn ing him.f
t voungmsn of great nerve. His acix-unts
ef b travels are ery readable.
Prof M Mibhe!!. demorratic cm-iidate
for county superintendent, spent last Sat
urdav sad Stinilav io our city, fhe lrxf
bss ta:ufht several scaoelt n-5ir la-lar- n
i w - . t l. ii.. :. i,;.a.i
.,...,. .verv where he ha, taushl loth
i m,n and tMr-ber Leiannn k'ninxi
I Vx'vM. ur-witendent of one
1 of the Indian achoois c.f Colorado, has lost
, , i u -
i iv-.i i,,iinii-i i.' iiuiiauii iumiiuic
, Chemawa Mr Cleveland mad,- no mistake
i . j : li . - - as.
i,.i , i: i . n tui.j.
in
j din I an alio imiii.dir inro u iirt-
' ... . . si . i
i: i I i : .: . - t ta
I .
1 Mo N-iustk- Some time agj a Pepnt
o, . " . , ,
! n,,eJ States Marshal was sent up
Cntted States Marshal was sent up lo
nn count v to look sn some "moon-
i shiners." w ho a ere said to be at work
, ,,
tuajrUiy, wire being furnished with
' some kjwd of stuff which snswered in
the piare of something better, to "rcase
drunk come." IVputy Humphrey ar-
I reale.1 ll.e osrlie nfieelsl but fhev
------ - r - - - - , j
succeeiivd in getting clear on some tech-
nicality. Il is doubtful whether ihe
parties were distilling any kindof licjoor.
but they were distributing some kind of
vile stuff. Oregonian.
State Democratic Ticket.
Whom Oalonoy
For (lorernor
hill county.
Wm Ualioway. of Yam-
ClStSII) WIIHIS. from the 1st district
Hon
I K Weatherford. of Alutnv.
I ongres-uian Inim -;nl district tl n jas
II Ralev. of Pendleton.
Supreme Judge A S Bennett, of The
Dalles.
Secretary of state -Charles Nkkeil, of
Jacksonville.
Sc hool Superintendent-D V S Reid, of
En irone.
Treasurer Thomas I. Davidson, of
Ssleta.
Attorney tleneral W H Holmes, of
Salem.
State Printer- Jchn O'Brien, of Portland
Circuit Judge J J Daly.
Prosecuting Attorney- L H Mon
tae.
Public Spcakin.
The democratic candidates of Linn coun-
i ty will speak on the political issues of the
day at the following tunes and places:
Syracuse May IS. at 10 a
m
langent
IS. ut
z p m
1 p m
1 p m
1 p ui
1 p m
Bbedd
19, at
21, at
22, at
23, at
llarrisburg
Halsey..
Brownsville
Cniwfcrdsville
Sweet Home
Waterloo
Sodaville
Lebanon
Rock Creek
Lyons
24. at 10 a in
-'4. at - p m
25, at 10 a in
25, at 2 p m
36, at 1 p m
va, at 1 p ill
Tat, at l d m
Ionian
110, ut 10 a m
Shellmrn " 31,' at 3pm
N io " HI, at 1 p m
Santiam Juno 1, at 2 pm
Albany June 2, at lam
Opposing candidates are respectfully re-
niiesteil to be present ami parucip ate
tin- discussion.
E E Davis.
Chairman County Central Committee
Cko v whhiht.
Secretary,
only by Fred Dawson, Chemist,
SATURDAY
A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Dr
.Appicvvnitc snoota i diaries hen-
you, Murders Mrs Kcnyon
and cuts his ou n throat.
Several in m'hs ago the Di:viK-f"AT was
the first p-iper to publUh the itrticulara
ia sb estwpaaawsi oy ur anwswnne, trean
un-r of the Agricultural t.'olleg', of (or
Tailis, imd Mrs aeayoa, wife of a farmer
residing near that cuy. It was roundly
abused for it by one of the Corvallis papers
aim ujenui or foe uoctoc prosatssd a hiiei
suit on his return: hut nothing r-stiltel.
Apptesibite on nis return was Bliesttd on
couipLtint of Mr Reavoa. hut his ease was
dismissed on a ie hniirality, the prosecu
tion tppir.ilir to the supreme court. Op-at
teelmg in and around
i orv.tHis jirevailed
Over the matter.
reci-ived threatening letters from Apple
white, I caiin- to town today and bought a
revolver, leaving my wife at Locke's, and
stopping for her on her return home.
Just as we were turning into our g:ite, Ap
plewhite, who was in ambosh behind an
oak tree, stepped out, saying. '
I've got ycu now,' and commenced firing.
Several shots were exchang-d. but my re
volver refused to go eff several time-. My
wife jiinid out of the wagon, and scream
ed. 'I'm shot in the hip.' wlien Apglewhite
grabbed her. holding her between him and
myself, and locked off up the lane, still
firing. After receiving a wound in the
leg. I drove on to the Locke, and 1-ing
very taint from lo of Uood. -ent Lock t
town 'or help.'' Dr Applewhite and Mr
Kenyon then fled and were seen going up
a wnyon on Sol King's place, and they
could not be traced during the night.
This morning aliou 0 o'clock Brady Bur
DBtt, one of a ear. inng party. wi- terrified
to find them in a bnn. h of oak gmt lying
in their own blood.
Mrs Kenyon was cold . in death.
Dr Applewhite", thrxtt v as cut in a terri
ble manner, am! it ass doubted if he lived
more than a few hours, though some
thought be might irrplSf Alt he -aid was
"12 o'clock."' which he muttered several
times. About that time of night om one
in tlie neighborhood h-or.l a woman scream
in a terrible manner.
Or .-ipp;-wii,:e w..- tak-:i to i.orvaiiis. a
coroner I jorv w i- to investigate Bse mat
ter.
Or Applewhite i- "-! years of age. an old
and prominent resident . with a :ean re?
ord until the rn :-nt affair. Some think
he was crazv. but pfXtbsbii sot. Mrs Ken-
y-m was about thirty vears of age. Mr
an-1 Mr- K- nyon f -rtuiiately hd no chil
dr-n
MOTil fp-ni ' ortsasa ibis afternoon to
the efft that lr Aj uteahite was rapidiy
n- .v-rir.gan-t w, r i 3 s t.-.-- :gt.t
rie saasi a statement ttut be gave .,irs
Kenyon 2t' grains of morphine, from the
effei:U of whi- h she dieJ. though she was
alio shot in the hit's in th; melee with
henyon. He also t ok 10 grain of m?r
nine and rut his wrist and throat, neitcer
bet
ng eff-.- ;-.-. He Wi- ;-.rr:e.i f t tiie
m artier -t 'r r.'.
At press time the coroner, jcrv had not
rendered the;r ver-lkt.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
oi.m n i:nin-!.-.
Tne (ieneral Asaemblt- which me-ta in
Albany at B j- May will be opened
with a sermon by Rev James Bruce of
Aades. N- Y. There is no fixed program
for the meet.ngs of the BSSSBsMy not the
nrler of r'e-. i us-aadfy as folows: Af
ter the opening seruem the roll will be
called by the principal clerk and the assem
bly constituted with prayer. After which
an adjournment will be taken to 9 a m the
next day when a new moderas x and officers
will be elected and the regular business of
the assembly will begin.
After the appointment of 'tan.iing com
mittees reports will be made by tne secre
taries of the different loard. Tae day
sessions are devoted mainlv to lj:ne--
The evening sessions are usually deT.;-;; sssl
and dmvte-i to some otv? particular 'ubievt .
There are no d..ctnnal .iiscjssi-.w or
troubleeome heresy trial- likelv to cor..-' le-
fete the assem1
ne evening session
will la? given to a conference on the subject
of Foreign Missions. one to Hoc:e Mission?.
vne to IreevlRien- 3si--:or.- and one to
Sal-lath hhocJs. The evening given to
Foreign missions will be of very special and
general interest. The c.vtTes pending secre
tary of the board. I r W W Barr of Phila
delphia will have control of the ev-nferen-e
and several hawWea4ina sssaeSBM will bp
delivered bv rtarned K.-reign missionaries
and others. The Cnite.1 lYesbytenan
church has in the foreign field SSI BUSsioa-arie-.
.V? native preachers. V0 native heljvrs
and 10.041 ommunicint.-. There are a
snmler of schools iml b-.ispitals ucler the
control of these mtssiosa and the conference
may be WUBttell to l of general interest.
Tho BsaswkHS usually remains in session
one week and will adjoorn on We-inesday.
May :Cth. The delegates come a sreat dis
tance from all parts of our country and even
from the fon-ign field and no such repre
sentative body of Christian tabus SIS is lige
ly to le een in Allstnv for many years la
come. Much attention is ting jaid to
them on their way coming in different
cities in the way of II II Sal Baa and dinners
and we BOPS the cititens of Albany will
keep up their already well established rep
utation for hospitality. Tlie eommitte has
Un-adv met wuh eiveuraging success in
nding places of entertainment for our
guests. But there axe yet some unprovided
for and we hope our liberal minded citizens
will do their very test and that the dele
gates will return to their homos in the east
to give their neighlors glowing accounts of
he lautv .inn terliiitv tt the iliamrtte
tllovantl the culture hospitality and intel-
ligenoe of its inhabitar.ts.
SOCIAL AND Pr.RSOX.ll.
Mr- Crov'on and - i Freddie went
to
ortland this noon to visit Mrs C'rox-
ton's sister Mrs R M Wade.
One of the social events of the wrek.
which the Dkmoc kvt omitted to mention
at the time was the picnic party given by
the Railroad commissioners up to the front
op the OieaOa Pacific. Ceietsl Albany
onnLr narsnla wen- in tue party. 1 he state
foot the bill. It is probable the next logis-
latun- will aliolish the fake.
PaoaaTB RboOSO. In estate of V. L
Knox tic'tition to sob petsoasJ ptopctti
Ulowecl.
lu e.-tato cf f?eorg. Dickinson. Mrs
IVIa KcuBson appoiafst executrix.
Boada $ti ih)
In estate of Maty A Cramer et al third
mnual account tiled.
In estate of lienrv A Hirons. Petition
to sell real property filed. Hearing June
ter report ot
--l. 1'inal
BSM
BC
of personal property npprov
counting set br June o.
In estate of E L Knox inventory tiled.
real property 130,950; personal property
16,584.80.
Will of Michael Croisant ;diuittel to
probate.
In estate of i'n-tlerick Sutlanluiarg
Fred Sudanbuarg uiuioiiitetl admr. Bond
Stow.
KELTOIOl'8 MiRVICKS. Kev 1. S f- lalivr
i
will conduct the services at tho Evan
gelical church for the last time before
moving to Monmouth, notn morning
ard evening to-morrow. This will close
his three years paatoiate. Ail are in
vi ted.
Preaching at the Baptist church Sab
bath morniug at 10:30 by Rev David
Tat uni the Quaker Evangelist. Other
services as usual.
The regular gospel meeting will be
held in the YMCA rooms to-morrow
at 4 o'clock. A good speaker is expected.
Young men yon are especially urged to
drop in.
Jt. Pr Ice's Cresm Baking; Powder
Moat Perfect Aired.
'WOMEN BACHELORS.'
Some Palatable Saturday Evening,
Thought.
Aljiast, May 12, 1894.
What in the world is a woman bachelor
lerhajM some one asks . Well, I will first
answer any inquiries negatively. They are
not girls for women of any age), who have
B dread of having Miss, instead of Mrs, on
their tombstones. They are not women
whose "chief end it to marry." whether
they Bet a husband or "a stick" that wears
trousers. They are not the ''left-overs,"
liecaiise they are not the daughters of mil
lionaires and have none of the qualifica
tion needful in a good wife. They are not
the giddy, giggling, nam by pamby, novel
reading, empty headed girls, who "see na
use in going to college and studying Latin,
Greek. Algebra, and such, which will he
of no earthly use" to them, when they
"get married." They are not those who
are utterly ignorant of the culinary art and
boast of such ignorance in the pretence of
their mothers, who smile and think their
daughters smart. They are not those who
think and talk of nothing except beam,
parties, new dresses, "just lovely ' bonnet,
and other devices used in husband-catch
ing. So much for the negative character
istic of women bacheters
I now mention some of their positive
inalities. And first, they have good, sotiJ
common sense, and take common sen-
views of life in all its relations. They are
close observer of men. married and un
married, and by intuitive tart or otherwise.
ffaaWy from a correct estimate of their
worth, i hey admire loose wbo are real
men and have high aims in life, and enjoy
their societv. And when sucdi win their
affections and propose, they are not so cruel
as to say no. and thus cause sadness and
insomnia. They are willing to be courted
and caught, but they are net in the catch
ing bu-inet-; or if they are. they are mighty
dy aljout it and shrewd in concealing the
trap, 'me thing is certain. Their chief
aim in life is not matrimony. They do not
accept an offer of marriage simply for the
,ake of getting a husband. They do it
onlv when they think uV-v will better their
condition in life. Thev are not. therefore.
ver.' but "hold-overs" from choice
until "something better turns up." If
they see mere happiness in paddling their
own canoe than tnat of a worthies. has-
land, they prefer to take the voyage of life
alone, until they find a man who can do
at least one half the fnddling. In tnis
they show their good sense; and if I was
young and a candiiate for matrimony. I
am inclined to the belief that they are Ibe
very ones wbo would make an impression
upon me. 1 have great admiration fcr the
piddling their own-canoe girls. I am
pretty sure they would mate good "help -meets,"
and do their best to make tbeir
husband happy ail the tiavs of their liv. 1
Dj toecr scu-iiousiie. anu caamnii uxscnarge
of all tbeir duties, while they are in school,
they afford the'r teachers very great pleas
ure. When they are graduated and enter
upon life' work in the school room or
otae position of usefulness, they exhibit
the same habits of character that they did
in t-bool. Their employers find them effi
cient, fairbfol and trustworthy in the dis-
Jiarge of their duties: and the result it.
Uiat tbeir services are at a premium- They
are preferred to their nale cemtemporariei
and get gci salaries. Is it any wonder
then, that the number of women bachelors
is on the isensat I Why should they give
up gvj salaries and rising prospects, to
became the wives of men who cannot sup
port them or earn as much as they do
themselves.' A life of in.ieriideEoe" and
sell support is paradise compared with one
of drudgery and de- endence upon a hus
band, who i a stick dressed in a man's
i-Nothing, and these women bachelors de
set ve credit for declizuna Lo torot matrt
mociai alliances with such candidates for
marriage. How manv there are in ABamtw
College who are preparing to take the
voyage of life a'one. I am unable to say.
The prvianostications are ominous of a
gi ily numlr. If 1 am correctly inform
ed, ten young ladies will be graduated next
June, more than one half of them from the
normal department. This Looks like boa
ts, i ii 1 1 1 ni i in 1 1 f 1 1 1 bsi latsi
shadows ttefore them. Judging from the
projected shadows, there is good reason to
thins that a majority of the present senior
.i.- win set out on the vovage ot ftfe
alone, after commencemsnt. Then the
work of preparation for this voyage will
be completed, and 1 see on reason why the
voyage should not be successful. If we
adopt Patrick Henrv's rule ant judge of
the future by the past, the prospects are
very favorable. Success will follow dili
genoe and the faithful discharge of duty in
whatever sphere of life they may be called
to act. Such is 'be opinion of
ff'T
HOME AND ABROAD
Cap". John FlraraLiick, of the Hotel
Monterey, Newport, died in IVniand on
Wednesday
D 5 Sena-or Wm M Stewart will can
vas cregor. on the sliver question lor the
populists.
Committees of all organizations are re
quested to meet to night at $ o'clock to
make arangeoieas for the decoration day
exercise
Bingr Hermann is now sending dis
patches to Oregon papers about the wonder
ful appropriations be is going to secure
for the Willamette valley. Cute Binger.
Ar.o'her invoice of Gilberts fast black
satteens in p'ain and brocaded. Also per
caiinc in test black rnd colors and fast
black orgranc'ies just received at Samuel
Young's .
The commencement of Willamette Cn
tversjly ill begin on Sunday lune loth.
The baccalaureate sermon wi,l be deliv
ered bv Willis C Hawley, acting president
and Key John 1'arsons the I niversily
sermon.
Fl'sewheie ia hard hit a: Judge Horr.
It is from a Populist paper. Tne fallow
ing from the Astorian indicates that
Horr is after I be pops: WM a fewSpeech
rs like list of Judge H . last evening,
there will not be a PopuMt left in Claisop
county"
David Tatum, the Quaker Evamjelist
from Denver Colotad.v, wi 1 deliver a
stirirg address In the I'n-ted Presbyterian
church, Sunday evening tbe ljlh at 7:.to p
m instead of tor.ight as wa adverilsed.
Subject.Intempertnce, Our Conditi in and
danger, and the Naiicns Peril.The Home
and Saloon, and How to save th; Boys
The rpeaker comes highlv recommended
by the Quaker cliurch. Miss Willard and
others, forcible and instructive speaker of
more than twenty vears lecturing through
this country and Europe. The people are
cordially invited to attend and hear this
teteran cause.
Easily Taken Op
Cod Liver Oil as it
appears in Scott's
Emulsion is easily
taken up by the
system. In no
other form can so
much fat-food be
assimilated with
out injury to the
organs of digestion.
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos
phites has come to be an article
of every day use, a prompt and
infallible cure for Colds, Coughs,
Throat troubles, and a positive
builder of flesh.
Prep-,! bf Scott a Bewne. S V All Jrntvist.
TO KKNT. Two looms, newly An
isbed one suitable for smsll store or
cfSoe.one for store, 20x60 feet, Will be
ready by March 8 Call on Dr G W
Mas. on for particulars.
"As cM u
the hi Is" and
nfrver erceK
e.J. "Trlfv
aril proven"
ia the vertlic.
0 f millioK .
.Simmon?
Liver Jlegn-
1 itor ia th,;
o a I y Xat0i
ul Ki'lLeV
jlicini: t c
whi' h y o a
can pia your
faith fr a
cure. A
ra i 1 d laxa
tive, and
purely vecr
etahle, act
ing diric-iiy
. :Le Liver
and Ki1
ueya. Try it.
Sola bv aa
,or i i i "x-Ut
Better
Pills
rr J
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I twassfaVr Ii a
t w . Jar-s-
FORD, EfuSiellsl,
Of De Mo.aee, Iowa, w-i'.ea under dat of
.March 23. 1W3:
S B Men.
Mk-. Co..
Dafar, Okssaa
treaOavT,
Oo arriving b-.me :at week, 1 t.oi i all
aeil and n i .- . awastasp. Oar bttss
fill, e hi and one- ,; If years old, who had
wa ted away to S f enda, la arw well,
ttzocg and vtgeroa, and well Jcshtu op.
S. B. Coogb Tare ta dine it wr a well.
Both of the children like it. Year S B.
Congo Cere has cared and kept away all
boaraene from ice- So give it to e.ery
one, with gre-iinga for all. Wishitg tea
.roet-eij j. we are
oars, Mb A Mas 1 F Fcbb.
U coa waas lui una arai caeerfa ar i -xdj
g aarsart ware, rlnaai yew syaaa -i taw
Hewtwli i. urn car., br (aaiar to tr thns
Baaaaaaaa -M.
eu,ts ' U aS Srwfrata.
S i -:--. j . ii
J ACt iTMlNG.
-Xpe r
Osa cent a dose.
This Gfiat Coctih
where ail others fail, Cosha. Cro; . Sere
i Lrai- ocarsresa, e. -ct-.z? ecsija saa
Aatiasa. For Ccasiic-uoa it has no rival:
hue-red taoBaasda. 1 wid crr-E y r
taken in t-jac. S Ji by lTax-i--s on a gviar
a::ee. Toe - Lame Pcfc or Chest, use
SHILOK 3 BELLADONNA PLASTESc
CATARRH
REMEDY.
its v '
h .- i a I If acsiy is 8" ia .-3-Price.adca.
ije.t-r Ire.
teed w euro you.
rvrtUnd. iTev-w. A P AnrstTTSaf. I ---.
ssaasa Sessjot: Gattsaa Bra. coiarc . Saies: rr
Sma ooirsca of riy as .xie jfui a
Business. Shor.hand,
i ! Vet .;-: nc F.er r
C3ta:a5 V.i J I I-f IsrCffrr. Wttb irVPfw
IfasMtW -rrJw, sot BwKlJ; i!! wtrat'r
liat istrfrrt. tt rxrrr-it.
TV MPflf fc oJsTw"isr in hxrTT---aiH3t Merpdistf eff
sjrai.Trsv r pt.t.t5U; jtTCTtefUi vhiu-. ttl- at toa."f
fTAVIt. X cPtlM ef bw-Attty. S3 pAra Of N TrI'.-
r tlfAil '.-'si-TMst Caaffww A -I ill c v!:irt
ssatHI t!wrK : il :W TWtiw. Thea har4 S Tar--
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t s.r rr VTnk"flrt ir-vw. thb bfcwvs
fkm -.5.,; h thsiirAtxaT. A TTTT
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tor"- SIR. V .-:crlsVkt' F!ra! G i-vtetr; hitru
Mfsj. . si INr isH. If v 1t s ne pc
r ; .-. ' : v ? BwasV.Ml I 'or:. w-Vvh r-.ar ttMuctfff
Caui Mh far ltatssw.
w.er. s. y. JAMES VIGK S SONS,
f MEN
Easily. Quictty.
PereaataU; Ststere.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
fjked all Ur- tria cf Tiis
rrvrxicsvrlj ertr5 .- later
exctYjm. to result of
ork, !i'kn's,
worrv , etc. Full uvugt h
tieTlpi:ifa: tuM i&
FtvMi "o every organ sloC
rxMrt i on of the iY.
Simple, natural mechotis.
Imniell:!niprnra.
garea. Failure iaui-oes!Ma
i.0BO refetxT. cx
expIsvaaUo'i an i p:
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BUFFK N. -
0. Ms Mr Parland,
- I- DKALEJt IS
Harness - and - Saddlery.
Display in the Qqqi
F08HAY a MASON
awssaaaaS aaa aaran-
Draggistsand Bookseller
Agents for John B. Aldec's pnolle Uoca
aloh we sell at pcbUsber's price its
araa-ssrldx
LB"T. OKRHO"
When Baby was sick, we ve her Castoria.
When she waa a Child, she cried for Castcxi.
When she became Misa, she clung to CastcrL
When she 'oad Children, ihe kt-o them c-toria
Alban
V ban
Seta, jail
Crxa t-r:- - .
Hare y . i. atsn
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