The state rights democrat., June 29, 1894, Image 1

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VOL XXIX.
ALBANY.ORjkGON, FRI
JUNE 2.). 1894.
Entered at the rail onirc at Albany. Or-, ax ecoad-'l Mall Mallrn
in;:, a VI rriTU, Pabllshers' aa Proprietors;
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He
Pa-RONIZP HOM
I FARMERS & MFRCHAMTS INSURANCE CO!
Albany,
rtKA-i, rreddmt,
J 1, OOWAN. rrmaurer.
ftowan,
Mo V st-npsou, A? H"
J K Wnuihaitorti.
Kdll
0 J
-ALSO DISTRICT
several Solid Eastern and Foreign Companm
UttVE W TRIED DRUGS AND FAILED
TO FIND A CURB FOB
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO. SCIATICA,
KIDNEY, LIVER and BLADDER
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, ie,
Bl . v.ill
Oar 200 MM book
T:.rTiTt
rr isv.vip' Mrv
iaaieacea cni. ota
wnhaTaTeatnredthonaitndalo t l ; h.'alifc ud
shown hr hundred, of casMttir . . rt e;i:.actlwr su,li ouw tiia.T muH.luuv
ttwliom we bare strong-letters r xesi'.uMi
WE HAVE . v.w 7..ESE-WK CAN CURE OU!
GENERAL DJEBILI?'. Ci-D
i Fr uciwco ftd a 11,1382.1
Dr. A. T. Sudan. l-ar Mr r- t. -... mm oir rxu
I wm troohl-o with lost Tie. or vital .Uuw, a d
almost com plot o loss of powrr. 1 rosjjj gei up with
m wry tirna feeling, i nrv- or.ii 3, i.;ibc uina
soar bolt Ih t- had m new ic of lif . I no-r enj.ij
lifo betior th m 1 hro fort".. T ar st- lharth
otmot onfidenm in roar treat it -nt. 1 on can
liah thi. statement, Uo bar othors write or sjafl ct
m. Tmlr roun, H. A. B09TtN: J6nd2tTuriiSt.
RHEUMATISM AND LAMENESS CURED.
Par ian.4, t'rv j- n, Apnl 18 mvL
Dr. A. T. Ssndco. wmu flm Ti iff nm nm
i Sato lor rhsomau.-rn, rrrm wni -n 1
off rod
lMtiaKlaiMwi rtc. V.,nr ha': - d! jH ib in
1 nnsi n in tt wsj s u icm
Lk coxntortsblr, and Toel lik a n-w man 1 maisJif.
M. C HUGHES. Pr..pri.tir 1ul. butioaal HotaL
NERVOUS DEBILITY LOSS OF VIGOR,
Taooaoa VVsh.. October 34, m
Dr. A.T StadeatTjMrtu: I b usin yoor
00(1-10 bak forjtanaral tterroo ooiiiry. and to-dsT
I battar than fkargtar fisw yaara. Ibaaasainad
i rlr daily. f-77nifiTlllHII
THE DR. SAIwDEW ELECTRiC BELT
a a MoSSM aaJranic battery, made Into a belt w aa to be easily worn doling w. rk or stfe't. and H
srl.aa aoothuu. pr lonsed corrrate which are iactanuy felt throoabujt ail weak i.arta. or we forfeit
O3,0O. It baa an I air re Tea Meetria riaayaaaery. taasiaatust boon erer gi.cn wea loen.and
we warrant it to core any of the abor j .nl and to enlarge abranken limb,, or nerta, or Money
Kefa aded. Tbey are (raded In straneth to meet all stems of weaknesi In yocn. mkldloaceo or eld
seen, and will cure the worst cases in two or tluwa MMtf Address for fell lof orsuakiev
SAN DEN ELECTRIC CO-'"
3R0 ANOiWASHINSTOM PORTLAND Oh
MANHOOD
ftuarnu' fd tocurua.i itervouodl
Power. Headacbc. Waietulnefa. lri,at atan)ud. Niat.i:y tu'lwuu. Nr'
r.aii drams aiid iusr
bT orereyertlon. yoeithrwl -rrsra, aowsaiT oe of t-bact -,op4.-m or sum
..;:. which lead u Inttrmlty. Consumption or Jr.-j - ' . an re cmrK in
ret pocket. 91 pertxn.el fortVi, by mall 1 r- V crT s
xlrr a wrlttes vsarsitee te osre or i-fsst' ( Hr
iirts-rifitv Ak for it. take n other. Write fr!r 1 t
lupvua wrapper. Address MKVsC3KDC "
ro s ' a "an? .ore. . j. a. ci v v 1 . -.
1 be H?st Sh&t
L. DCUCLAS Shoes arc
tisfactlon at the prices advertised than a-.v
Tinted. The stamping of W. L. Vc:: - '..
guar
aea
nntees their ralue, saves thousanos of
AmT lor Uae lesst .omry. T tf-
assBasaWSBBBBM M
W BaSIISsJ fe 3H, G4 ana S3.
. ssjaLkv oucra
w
its Trho vush the sale of W. 1. Pouelaa f .hoes train customers, which hc!r.s lr
Increase the sales on tneir tuiji line oi rxxts. r.-y r-n .fr..rrl ta artl at a les r '
and we bellerw yon can sara meter K. I -, . . - -- r ,,r of te dealer a
tt.il below. aattM xre xipo Mfcrflrrf . W. AJC. I A.i, Urocktia. hu.
FOR SALE IBY THE L E BLAIN CLOTHING CO
F0RTM1LLER
Undertakcrr,
and
WE KEEP constant'i n 1 ard s full lire of metallc, clotn at ci wood caskets si
coffins. Also battel totes and suits, in btndcloih, aatlt .! u.ett
hlchwiMbe old at
Tlie Lowest
EMBALMING arui !ne proper
0 EXTRA. CKARCfc FOR
IBANY, - - MASONIC
'he Oregon JLand Do
Vl:n its
SDLiHT - -
.nr (jray HI.cL, corner Liberty and
M
AKKS a specialty of unnyside fruit iracr; real Salem-
Will soil
S.
10 or 20
re small cadh payment
or particular.
h ;
-. 72l Cabinet photos from $1
ssfiX- . JL X - vper dozen. Enlaiglng
' r of x8 and .terasconl" tI
- nr. i.v:
ilftU rilOT04.lt kPHKKS
INSTITUTION?.-
Orgon
J O WRPi.-iMAW. SeoeUrT
Geo F SIMPSON. Vie Prrjildaiib
-pirkotoe--
i) B tou'lti, vt -ttsrnrtorK.JJ W r;
stuiu ' Wrttsman.
AtlENTR TOR J
DR. BAKMOrS ElECTTtfC BKt.
with Electro Maenetlertaapen,
rnirv itt cum without medicine
ailorLV'sboretrouoies. Those who
suffer from Srre Debility.
I taMi Uralns, Last Ma ihaod.
N cTTOlHBriit !Ieeple.sn.
' I'oor Mtmsry, al! VejaalaCesa-
v.ta'n'.. and nrtnJ III heat.b.
the effect of Uimi. excesses, worrj
. -r-, ..; e. wm nml relief ana pro-opt
-ru la oar marvelooa InvenUoa,
.'i eh leqntres but a trial to ooartnea
. moat akep"cL In ijruorxnc ofaf
:-s yon may ha-e on inlr drain
j, .nr r.j,i em of nerve force and tUMMi
-whicl. la elrcJricltT-and this
oiusto roar weakness ' .r lack of lorca,
II joj reyiaeo into jour system tin
eieniei ts i bus drained, which are re.
quire. tar vigorooasuancta, too will
remoTe t be cose ana health, swMEta
ami r ail follow at once. Tall
Is nor tun and treatment, and wi
Hl.-'i. fVeeTDr. Sandra's Electric Belt is rt expert!
Ihmi .1 IV Mlfl DT .Tery Til
Ttmr. after ail other traatcvams taiieq. "
tlielr recosery ar.er uaing onr Sbsm
LAME BACK AND RHEUMATISM
D- A T Pander. LMir Sir r Vin af etttorar
oard work, ocrabiacd wit. um .tma eoaiu n
'nr of a i nnits, me wm cwa of !im
from which t suaerwd for pears.
1 was o
hat Tt: l mil mi d n t S-trSr W as all dnAlad Bt
lib it. 1 bought mm of yo .r bolts. It hsiasaV aa
in ulo of tw dajs. a. 1-1 I coctin f i to wrsr it for foa
moatho, wn; pwrtfct'v euros. 3 nsx was too wsrj
t;o.fD-1 1 am s-fi t-U al'W was in DT Ufa. I
know year belt well, a .d I kn w lota of OSPSSS wh
hare beet, cored b i. Mau others aaad it, sad il
ibay wou dttj u thoj wouic .S nd U tas aaasa aa I I4
tfit best rpmrv'nn ths wold. I am I nested Wrs
permanently, and wi U 1 (W to talk with atu oaa wpr
wants to inqa resK,u 1 ,
HO BERT briiltEL. EadtMer Hotel Pc,rUJB
LOST VITAUTY AND STRENGTH.
r.v. rstt. h, Jane tt, SSI
D-. A. T. Sands . Dear Ptr: laoa wearla roe
b-lt I have been croa "y benofltad. 1 faal my old as
ro fa-t retornin. and afura mocth's aaa of the)
bait I find mself twice aa r coroos aa befoa. My
msasnry is vow nearly ; wfact. sad sau day ahowt
for the) better. 1 f 1 macat r mn-r tea- before
amine the belt. Vjarstiu.y. UEKT MUIA
RESTOREDI
T: wonderful mf
sue a as Weak 1 r'unrr. Loas of H
power 1 UaMreiiTe. tnrai. i f either sex cZT
mam br iloDGKa m ' -
DOUGLAS
OE
FOB
GENTLEMIN,
Dress Shoe.
Police Shoe, 3 Sole:
r Workingm .
75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES
, 92.50 82, $1.7
CACTI OX If any deals
you w. A.. Doocia.
at a reduced price,
ys ba has Ibera wilhr
I th. mama stamper
ute oottona. put inm
down sssfiaa
Etviish. easy
fitting, and
give belief
anj be ccr.-
other ma!.:.
lr7 one pair
- ' ntrne and price on the bottom, which
dollars ani.t rliy to those vlio vrer Ihem.
& IRVING
Einbalinersa
Liflag Frofitat.
care of the dead a specialty.
HEARSE OR SERVICt ,
TEMPLE, - - OR, EGO I
homt office al
- OBilG-O T
State stieet, branch cfBce In Portlanu
acre lots at
$50 to $60
balance
pt-r
lorjr tirnc m
THUESDAT
Bryant or No Bryant. Governor
Pennoyer eent for J B Stump today to
learn more about the result of the invea
tieation of alleged cruelty at the Reform
gciiool. He expressed himself an op
poeed to Bryant being retained as a dis
ciplinarian. U is understood Mr Mr
Klroy, of the board favors Bryant. Mr
Heiulricas says there are thirty or
forty of the young meu at the Hefoim
school for states prison offences, and on
ly a man who can inspire fear among
them can govern them ai all. t o.- this
purpose liryant is a very useful man in
his opinion, and the school could hardly
be run without him. Bryant is quick.
stern and severe. and there is undoubted
ly a torgh class of voting men there with
whom only force has any effect The
waifs, orphans, foundlings and depend
ent class of children can be governed with
Kinunees, out not ine vicious ciiminui
class, convicted of crimes all the way
from murderous assaults to horse steal
ing. Bryant'a retention will probably
rest with Mr McBride, secretary of state
and third member of the board of Reform
school trustees. The Salem Humane so
ciety will probably at its next meeting
demand tsryanl s discharge. Journal
The Man'aboutTown knows Mr Bryant
and always lilted him. Whether he
should be regained, though or not, de
pends on the actual condition of affairs,
and not on reports.
UaTOBt PirFicvLTiRs. The following
from the Times - Mountaineer gives a
splendid idea of the effects of the high
water in that city: The force of the
Times-Mountaineer have been houte
cleaning for the past two days, and the
job is not finished yet. On Friday, June
1st. the water encroached on the office,
and that day the last side of the weekly
was printed with three inches of water
on the floor. The next dav it had in
creased to axv.it a foot and a half, ai.d
Sunday it had increased to fullY to feet
and a half. On Wednesday, June 6th,
the hightst water ever known in the Col
umbia river 5tl feel, 9 inches above the
ordinary low stane was recorded, and on
that day in the T M tlie- it was 5 feet
1J inches deep. Last Wednesday was
the first day we could enter the building,
ana we have been doom cleaning ever
since. In many instances a sediment of
a quarter of an inch of very slimy mud
covered the tvpe in the rase? . and this
had to be washed off before type setting
could begin.
A Pioneer or 145 Mr William A
reterson died at his home at the corner
of First and Ferry streets on Wednesday
night. June 20, 18S.H, at the age of 66
years. Mr Peterson was born in West
Virginia in 1823 and came to Oregon
with the earlier pioneers in 1S4.. He
was married to Eliza Smeiser in 1SS2.
He has five children, three of whom,
Frank, Henry and Julia are now living.
Mr Peterson was a descendant of John
Paul Jones, of revolutionary fame. He
was in good circumstances, being the
owner of the Peterson block and other
property. His career in Oregon was a
long one and contains many interesting
events in it- makeup. Maty will have a
kind remembrance for one who has
been so long a member ot this lactfic
Coast country.
Funeral services will occur to morrow,
at Sand Ridge, where his remains will
be laid beside thoee of his wile, who
died in 1S67.
A 0.vkeb Conveyance Considerable
excitement was caused today by the ap
pearance on Commercial street of a house
on wheels. The covtyance belonged to
M Laaley, who is moving hi wife and
two children Port Angeles to the Rogue
sec'ion. a distance of 600 miles- The
houee is perfect, covered with shingled
and fitted with windows. That it is the
most convenient mode of overland travel
ing cannot be doubted after a glance in
side. The stove, always up. with a warm
tire, entwined about with house plants,
and the teds and table fold up in place
aa a palace combination sleeping and
dining car. While the husband drive
the team the wife prepares the food
within, so that wnen the halt is made
nothing is to be done bu to raise the
table and take the dinner from the e'eve.
It is entirely original with Mr Lesley. and
is a good pattern for others traveling 1 y
team to copy after. alem Independc-'.
Scuaoi NDtD bt ui.d.- -Happy isl'.ie
city surrounded with gold' From what
the Baker City Bedrock IVmocrat has to
say concerning the mining operations 'n
the county, we judge that affairs mast be
very lively there notwithstanding outside
depression. The othe.' day the owners
of the Ked Roy mine at Clear creek
opened up ami soon came in town with
$2,i;00 in bullion. The Virtne is pro
ducing from Slu.000 to $25,000 per month
and has doubled the capacity of its mill
which will increase the output. The
White Swan is turning out as much. A
Seattle syndicate has purchased 540 acres
at Crane Flat and will spend $30,000 on
machinery necessary. At Sparta every
mine is going at full blast. These are
fqme of the happenings and as tho metal
is all gold, not silver, it is as good as
cash.!
A Field Hay. Following rre the
winners at the Geld dav al Moniuouih
this wee'-. :
Pole vault Burch, 8 ftt, 10 inches.
Running high jump F Tilton, 4 feet,
11 inches.
Standing broad jump F Tilton, 10
feet, C inches.
Standing high jump Iiavidson, 3 bet.
11 inches.
One-hundred yard rece Pa'yew, ll,M
seconds.
Forty-yard race Ilia-Kins. 5 secor.de
Forty-yard 3 legged race Higgins and
Rindule. i seconds.
One hundred and twenty yards, S
hardies Higgins, 15 seconds.
Cojiino to Webfoot. A party of trav
t-lers from La Grande peeked through
town Thursday en route to Webfoot.
.hey gave rather distcouraiting accounts
from (irande Ronde valley. Last seaon
the farmers were unable to harvest their
grain on account of rain, and the season
has been bo wet that they have not been
able to seed but a very small amount of
ground this year. Keview.
"As old b
the hills" and
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu
lator is the
only Liver
n l Kidney
jedieine to
which you
can pia your
faith tor a
euro. A
mild laxa
tive, and
purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on the Liver
n d Kid-
l nan
ueya. iry it.
Sold hy all
11 L quid, or in Powder
dry or made istoa tea.
:li
Ivlttfc tit Liver Mkttllcinos.
1 .! - 1 in initna Uver Reg
ttM'ti itlioUHly hay II Ih the
raise . t . ..
It 111 . tti ad 1 1
ti hi ittt'K, I con.tder It a
.i. '' 1 'it ;i.ll. Oko. W. JACR
I :..-ttn;.. Yti,U.
W-EVUItt PACKAUKIbe
tt o Ctawaa In red m arras
A barrel of German pickels just opened j
at Parker Brov
Wood for the Oregon cltv school has
been secured at $1 . 70 a cord.
The selaries of all Aslo:la .,-.. ..! teach
ers have been reduced 10 percent.
A chicken pie social will be given by
the ladies of the Congregational church
on W eunesuav evening ol next w;e.
The amount of delinquent taxes In
Umatilla county will be about $0.0,000.
The delinquent oil Is being trade up.
Prof Benj, F Parsons, special scientific
opthalmy optician hai an advertisement
In the Eugene Guard. Prof Parsons Is
a teside.it of this city and a rustler.
An old shoe arrived at the post office to
day with this inscription on It : ' Formerly
worn bv a Portland mailing cietk. They
wear rubber boots .now"
An exchange says that the downfall of
Pennoyer is partly recompensed by the
return of B S l'ague, the weather man
from California.
a young lauv in 1 ppcrtown, on a
wager, drove la nails in a block of wckxI
In 30 seconds. Who said a woman
coudn't dilve a nail? Astorian.
1 here is on: thing in which Albany
leads the world. Mr . E B an of this
cltv has the largett and finest collection
of water agates on this sphete. A fact
A reform school sHou'd be esUaiUlied
In Astoria without delay. There are at
least seventy-five kids between the ages
of twenty-one and fifty, who should be
sent there as soon as the doors are open.
Budget!- Albiny wovld not be a bad
place for one likewise.
There is nc reason why eggs should be
hlghei in Astoria than in Portland and
Ihe valley towns. They are quo'.cd in
rialem and Altany at 3) and 15 cents
per dcr.cn but In As'orla tnry sell for 35
cents. And yet tome people sav they arc
not making a cent in the relatl grocery
business. To bad. Budgeit.
Arrangjier.ts have been made for tend
ing a hse team to Lebanon rn July 4th
and practice for the contest will begin at
once. Otto Cielan has been selected as
manager; ( has Medln, captain; Frank
lannas, chief engHnee r. president ; and
W H Warm-.- secretary. A large num
ber will attend the celebration fiom Al
bany. Van Alsline, who afflicted thtscitv with
his presence a :o::ple of years.has recently
be-n operating Ml Eastern Washington.
He stopped at Garfield several weeks and
repeenled htmsel as a fruit tree agent,
and took a Urge number of o-ders which
he neg'ected to fill, and he alto left IstsV
den'y without settling a several areks
board bill Register.
There are four million feet ol logs piled
on the barks of the UcKerzie river in
the neighborhood of Waltervj le.Toe logs
are piled along a distance of eiKht nlles,
srd are for J C Goodale, of C'oburg. JJr
Goodale is going up todar to begin the
work of tcadng them, and wl en that I.
finithexl they will l lun to his mill at
Cobutg. Regiter.
Ir Wallace, of Portland, came up on
the noon train.
A W C T I" social will U held at the
residence of I. K Blain on next Tuesday
evening. Program hereafter.
An entettaiiing lawn axial was
given by the ladtee of the M Fi church at
the residence of Mr G F Simpson last
evening.
Mr A J Ansiyn left yesterday for Mis
souri, where he will join Knox Height
and K Thrall, and that state will be can
vassed for the wynelle wagon. It had
been intended to go to Texas ; bat the
program was changed.
Mrs Wm Montgomery, oi Scfa, eister
of J W t'usict of this, is visiting the
latter daring the last week. She wae ac
companied by her daughter Mamie.
Tbey returned home today.
Don't Get Excited- The following
from the Oregon ian undoubtedly gives
a very exaggerated idea of the amount
of anow in the mountains . "There are
iboee who believe there will be another
spell of high water this summer the
next time a Wiliaaielte freshet awd
mon- tbem can be counted R W
Mitchell. Y.sterday he received a letter
from a friend, living at Sweet Home.
Linn county, written on June 17. which
stated that snow was 1- feet deep on the
summit of the Santiam range, and that
night IS incites more had lallen. for
the first time since the construction of
the Willamette valley and Cascade
wagon road, it wae imt assabie on June
10. An immense quantity of mow can
be seen in the mountains in all direc
tions, enough to keep the river well
above low water matk all u miner, if a
rapid melting of the snow does not pro
duce a freshet."
Died. -On Wednesday evening, June
20. lSi'4, at the home of his mother. Mr
Cbarlea Mueller, after an illness ot sev
eral months with consumption. The de
ceased a as born in Brook' vn, N. Y.,
Feb. 7, IfW.and came to Albany in 1S75.
He has been engaged in business al Al
bany for several years, but recently for
lew months at Kosehnrg. lie was a
member of one of the Masonic lodges of
hia city. He haves a mother. Mrs Fred
Mueller, three sisters, Mrs Wm Garrett
and Mrs O'Conner, of Portland, and Mrs
Seck!e, of Montana, and Fred Schulrt,
of Portland, and many friends to mourn
Ins death.
Funeral services will occur at the res
idence of the mother of the deceased on
F.llsworth street, at '1 oclock p m to
morrow.
A Chanoable Tbic Mr and Mis
Farmer Powell arrived from Portland
Sunday. Mr Powell says the trip from
rortland to The Dalles is anything but a
pleasure excursion. Passengers go by
lioat from Portland to the lower fails.
then they are landed on the north bank
of the river, from there tbey walk a mile
and a hall to the old u.'ia portage road,
ride a half mil on the cars, take another
turn at walking, ride a short distance in
wagons, and finally are conveyed in
canoes to the Regulator, by which vessel
they are eventually carried to The
Dalles. From The Dalles out he reports
the loads in bad condition, but as they
are being repaired as rapidly as men can
do the work they will soon be passable
Ochoco Review.
LposO P Exi-ectationh. Ham New-
som and Sam Smith recently visited
their ranches on Tumalow, at the
foot of the Cascades. They sav that par
ties from Michigan have located all the
timber land on 1 umalow and also a large
bady of land on Matoles. Those who lo
cated on Tumalow contemplate cleaning
out the stream so that they can float log
to the Deschutes, where they expect large
milWwillbe built is toon ts the OP Is
completed to an eastern connection.
Ochoco Review.
Foe 10 Cests Several Monmouth stu
dents came over from that city to-day on
their way to their homes. Their baggago
was brought over in a wagon at 4o cents a
trunk. The driver understood the price was
to ue :to csnu, ana the result wan a de
bate without any Latin. One of the young
men proposeu mat me man to blame
be published in the West Side. Just
for the sake of making a scoop we give
llle.o I act?
rher: will be a meeting ol Mountain
Climbers on the top of Mt Hood on July
19th. Any one will be welcome, and the
person getting there wiM be ellirible to
membership.
mhbried. on June 20, 1894, at the
residence of E C Rogers, in Albany, by
1 .! XT . . T .... ...'I J
juBiice a ni isewport, mr jonn W Pat
ersou and Miss Lillian McDonald, of
hcio.
The Ladies.
1 he pleasant efBect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Ihe California
liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all
wnwitwMB, maae h tnelr lavorlie remedy.
To Ket the true and ei nnins article, look
for the name of the California Via Svmn
pimicj near r,ne bottom ol the pack
age.
FEIDAY
Taken Foil A Tkayii-. - The following
from llio Scio Press the Democrat pub-
ishes at random without knowinir whom
it hits: All is not irold that irlittcrs. neither
are all men vagranta or tramps, whoso
uttire seemingly indicates its wearer to lie
of such diameter; at least such is probably
.1... .ti t, 11 f r ,11 , in S.-L .
tin- wyinsw us ouu 01 moiuiy s eiueieni hi-
iiwemen now. !-verul days ago, Mr W II
Roberts, one of our moet substantial and
industrious farmers made a husinos trip
to the county's inetroiiolH and when he re
turned, he related iuit an experience. Mr
Roberts does not deem it proper to wear
purple and fine linen on all evasions and
On this trip he was clothed in his ordinary,
everyday working apparel. As he was
passing through an alley, either as ho was
going to, or coming Irom toe-ling his
horses, he was brought to a halt by one of
the police, thinly. "Hey there, What ore
you doing? Where are you going? Do you
know that Albany has a law against vag
rancy? and several other kindred (questions,
to all of which Roberts answered in a sort
of a haphazard manner, rather increasing
the aforesaid poliitnuan'a notion that he
was a genuiue tramp. So certain that thiaJ
wan the case that it rixmired considerable
explanation on the pvt of Roberts to con
vince him that he waa not a tramp am
uwt e ma money to us
said mat the nonceman
anotlier part of town, when lie had become
convinced of his misUJce. RoH dot
not hardly know whether the joke wa up
on the policeman or himaeif, but thinks
Altany should have policemen who can
distinguish the difference between a fann
er and a tramp without biting told.
B e is Dead . Says the Corvallis Times :
For some time stories have been in circula
tion in this city and vicinity to the effect
that Dr Applewhite was not dead, and that
instead of his lly the casket that was in
terred contained a lot of rocks. Oje report
says that he is in a hospital in California. and
another that he was ikn in British Colum
bia. A more absurd lot of rul.hi.h could
hardly become current. Dr Applewhite is
dead, ami was buried. Dr Henry Pemot,
bis physician, ha made affidavit before a
notary for the life insurance cumpaniea. to
the effect Uiat be was dead, and undertaker
Fitrpatrick has made four affidavits in earn
of which, be swore that the body was duly
interred. At 12:3U r m cr. the day of the
funeral the casket was opened by William
Holgate and the corpse was nvn insde of it
by himself. Mrs S N Wtlkins and Mrs
Raber, and from that time on until after
the interment the casKet was constantly in
full view of a dozen or more persons. There
is nothing whatever in the report.. and the
repetition of them is time wasted.
AtaoaiA am PoBTiJtND The Astori
an erems to have Useu feasting cn Port
land's )ad luck ax.d taWc adrantap- of the
disasters of the past few weeks to gite the
following adtice: The report that some of
the nwst prominent bu-inews men in tr
tlctodesl district of Portland are srncu.lv
considering the propriety of removing to
Astoria, it gratifying evidence that this
great and unparalleled disaster will not go
down to history as an unmixed evil. It
mav be that only thr.vigh . : - snch
violent disturiiance .could the people of
Portland have oesm anued to an apprecia
lie sens of her commercial raedirajneni.
There is no bone for Portland in the race
with Tacoma and Seattle, except by a com
bination with Astoria. With Astotia the
terminus of deep water, and the I'pper
Columbia open to rteamboat navigation.
Portland's position as the great distribut
ing tit-pot of me nrthwe-t would be im
prcgTiahle. and hetween the two cities the
entire incoming anl oulgotDar trade of this
whole region could be controlletl for many
years to come.
A New Ixsett. The Huge no (,u.vd
says: Rodney S-ott reports that the small,
crecn insert, that has twen rtoticed in the
LlkHig'as county wheat field, has appeared
in Lane county, air cot at ire me. t
appear between this rows of grain and are
quite numerous in fieltb in bit vicinitT.
No one seems to know the nature of the
peat, but it is feared that it may prove de
structive to the wheat crop. It resembles
the aphis that i fcund on rase leaves.
Mr Willaxd Sirtmons. of Harrisburg.
staled to us today tnat the wheat held in
tlu t vicinity, are covered with the insects,
hardly a bead of grain being free from
them. 1'nder a magnifying glass it has
the appearance of a green grasshopper.
The head of the wheat, also magnHsed.
shown no damage thus far ha resulted.
Mr Simmons i of toe opinion that the
warm weather will cause them to leave the
wheat, lie sav that farmers are irreat v
alarmed over possible damage thai may I
intucted by the unwelcome visiter.
A Snaks Stout. An incident occurred
during the Maennechor picnic on Sunday
which was highly exciting and will ba long
remeiuterod by tlve who were the pnnci
tial actors in the scent. The little 4-vear
old daughter of Mr and Mr Con'an. while
playing about the edge of the picnic
ground, discovered a water-snake an ; in
nocently picket! it up. grasping it in her
hands a few inches .below the head. She ran
to her mother with the reptile. which would
strike at the little girl's face as she held it
before her. The sight was one which is
lietter imairined than described. After re-
iteated remiest the child wa indnoed to
throw the snake fruu her, anj there was
feeling of relief, especially among the lady
si.vtators. altnotigh the snaKe was of a
harmless variety.--Walla Walla Statesman
health v LoxDiTioN. from the re
ports of officers of the Grand Lodge of the
A. O. I . V. we It am that the total mem
bership in ' 'regon is 67y being a gain for
the year ot 13i0. Ihis is a remarkable
gain wlien the -tnngimcy.it the times is
taken into consideration. This marvelous
growth shows the esteem in which the order
is held by the public generally. The order
in the state tor the war has paid out S0
OOC on heniticiary certificates, then? haying
leen W deaths in that time. Ihe uealh
rate is 7 111 the 1P00 members.
At tub hacks in Salem ye.torday Clat
tawa won the special trot, best time
barrows llros. lhilin was second iu the
first heat and thin! in the second beat. The
foilowir.g account is given of the bicvoecon
test: The bicycle nice wa now called with
the following entries : C I- Howe, Port
land; M O Collins, Portland; 11 P Hewitt
Portland, ami C A Sears Albany. Sears
was thrown from his wlieei by a poor put-
off, but soon regained his loss, although he
was not strong enough to return it, Hewitt
winning in -:o4;, Howe second.
Grand Lodoe Officers. The Grand
Lodge A 0. U. W . yesterday ejected the
following officers: Grand master work
men, V W Drannin, of Pendleton; grand
foreman, It D Knmsdell, of Portland
irrana overseer. William Colviir of Jack
sonvillc; grand recorder, Newton Clark of
ot Hood River; grand receiver, K I. Our
ham of Portland; grand treasurer, William
Armstrong of Salem; supreme reprewmta
tivee, J J Daley, of Dallas, i' C Muckay, I
Sous Lohen, Portland.
New Ofi'icers. At the regular meeting
of Alpha Temple No. 1, P S, the following
officers were elected : Mrs Alice Uicharils
M E 0 Mrs Mary Kelley, E S; Mrs Flora
Clifton, E J; Miss Lizzie, f turoll, M ot
Mrs Hertlui Parker, M of R and C; Mrs
Liz.io Wood. M of F; Mrs Luru H sight
PofT; Mrs Stta Wright, G of OT; Mrs
Julia rarrell, trustee; Mrs -Maggie Will
representative to tho Grand Temple.
Need Aid. An appeal for aid has been
sent out over the state from Ijonir Crock
Grant county. About 830,000 damage was
done, and unless thore is aid some of tho
citizens will suffer. Persons wishing to
render aid may send comiimiiteutions to
Orin L Patterson, l-ong Creek, Or.
New Postmavters. lSoujamin F Hon
ham has been appointed postmaster at
Salem. Tbos J Craig at Eugene, lames
Crossen at Tho Dalles and Steven R Green
at Oregon City, home of the appoint
ments, though good onos, will tie surprises
Married. At Waterloo, Oregon, Sun
day, Juno 17, 1894, Mr Hogue Purrish and
mL flarhir. both i f Sodnvillf. Uuv
Plowman officiating. i
cs sre worth $50 a barrel In Ch
' Counties weie carried by the poj
ser, Loo, Josephine and Wal-
nge picnic v.-ai being hdJat'lan-
uav. isevtn! were oreenl from
Albay.
TILinn C'mwitv Keview again appears,
tnarltjsd No v. 1 1 i . . C, I. Matters as
i aleam mill at Green Benin has
rchased by Allen Smith and P M
ind aii! I e moved to Detioh ana
opeia'ion.
ocr at Waterlo.1 Saturday we
rumored that the woolen mill at
BBBBBBK would be in oneraiinn Strain it.
lime. Riview.
'He came near havlrjf another Cue
. W It Hardtnan's house cautrht
thp trrra tolla flu; and it was
hard and quick work that it wa
-Review.
on lodge, No 47. I O F. elected
mowing clbcets at tlielr meeune
evenlne :.'G.li W Cruson . V
fbavlt ; secretary. W C Fetettm:
G II Ulan.!.
ements are being made to
SianfcrJ ball club to com: to
for a game. If done, the best
will be secured probtbly with
Attorney John II Summers of this piace
ha formed a copartnership la the law
business with Judge Blackburn and Intend
10 move down to Albany about '.he first
ofjuly. Lebanon Esirets.
The committee on amusements is now
raising a purse cf S40 to be given to th
swiftest horse. The track on the eastern
lbnitrof Ihe el'y is being put in condition,
and ihere w',1 doubtless be several race.
Lebanon Adrance.
The Toledo leader tats the De noetat
Is supporting C" W Walls for name ward
en. As a matter of facMhe Icmccrat luu
no cardidate lor game " warden. It has
simply published clipping. in rtfercr.ee to
the matter.
J E Ci'twright recently . ndijjte for
recorter on the populist ticket and fore
man of the Populist slrce it Haiti d, has
assumed control of ihe paper and wit! edit
It hereaf'er. He it a touog mm of good
habits.
Chaille Williams, opposite the II -o-c
at i not onl an extsert at blacking and
pollshieg mens shoes; but he alto polishes
ladies taaued shoe in an antttic manner.
Left them wiih, or send them to him,
and Ihey will be ;: ' . and cartfully
dressed.
8 N W'ilkins returned Friday from
Sodavllle, and repor, that town Iri a deso
late condition as a result of the recent fire.
Ine best block in the town. Including the
two and only hcte s,a drug store.an other
business) houw, were totally destrottd.
Tre b'J'g main s'ay. Its soda ,i'.-ig is
till all rigiit. However, Corvaths limes
Mr Cleru Irvine ha accepteI a positioa
in the First National Hank.
Rev W A TrJW to-lav reiirnsl his
atoraSe of the Congregational church.
Prof S T Atlanis. an a;pUcarit for the
Albany school, ba' been appointed prin
cipal of the Wood burn school.
R M Robertson went to Portland this
n. He will te a.vvmtinied borne bv
his daughter. Mis Lilly.of Tacoma college.
At a meetina- of the rot-mber of the
congregaUon of the I'niled Pmbyterian
church held last evening Rev Riley " Little
rat unanimously elected pastor of the
burch. a choke' that will cave irrncral
satisfaction.
The board of director of the V. M. C A.
have extended a call to Walter C Paiire to
the secretaryship cf the Salem association.
Mr Paige la late- LTadnatc of the training
acaocl m Chicago and it now atti-nding
the summer school at Lake Geneva. If he
accepts Ihe call be will assume his duties
August 1. Mr llahcock. tlx- acting secre
tary, will enter the unitersity Ibis fall for
tegular college couiw. Independent.
Mn Hi nt Aoais G W Hunt, once an
0 P contractor, afterwards connected with
several big project, some of which downed
him. again conies to the front in a railroad
scheme. 'Ihe Oregon Iuid A- Irrigation
corapiny. of which Mr Hunt i general
tnana-rrr. MS taken a contract frrnu Use old
vt!and Pa. it. Railrvvl LnBOBay, la
Men it. ina cnuntv. nortlicm ('nJifornuu to
crmtruct 100 miies of road . The line will
commence at Fcrt llrairg. a coast harbor
and run up Novo river, throuch the red
wood torrsts. to the town of ill it, m
Little I-ake valley, and to the headwater
of tV I river. Thence it will run down the
river to the main fork and up that to M taint
t-mon coal mines. Iliee mine are lot?
largest on the Pacific coast. From the
mines the read is to run to Round vallev.
Stirria OCT. l-at Saturday evening
J'.iin Scanlan l i.tu-- i - :i.e tiisturlonce in
0 M. 1 vers saloon antl era thrown out.
He galheml a rock and starteil back in
but our city marshal P W Morgan was
promptly on band and took charge of him
and locked him up in tbe cooler where he
remained ail dav Sunday. On Sandav
nigiit some one gave him an augur with
which he bored a hole throuch tne csila-
oose floor and made hi escape taking
with him he blanAets llongmg to the
city. Mr Corneliou Cox reported that he
passed his place about 1 o clock Mondav
monung on his grnv imv with teverai
blankets headed for the mountain. There
has been a state warrant sworn out for
John for stealing the city blankets and if
ne is found it win ne maoe interesting lor
him. Lebanon F.x press.
A Bio Waterspout. We hear that W
E Houk eon of J Honk, of this place, rec
ently lost a wagon, loaded with wool,
and three horses in a waterspout in Crook
county. Then "spout" consisted of a wall
ol water twelve feel high, and it swept the
outlit down a canyon and into the Des
chutes river. 'Kite' bad tied his team
(the third horse was tied to the wagon)
and waa holding a ladv a team, which
was scared at the storm and threatened
to run away. "EUc" has the svmpat'iv
01 n any irientl here. Guard.
L.uioBKUK Wanted-Laborers on the
Union Pacific, between Walhila and Port
land, are paid $1 .(0 vt day ami board
Men must furnish their own blanket. A
letter from the head of the laboring depart
ment says: 'Send a big lot of BMK, good
workers. We will furnish tnuisixirtat ion
to the point ut which we want them to
utnelr '
SEK BP
Paikcr Bros, grucera.
New cream cheese just irceived at Conrad
Meyeis.
P J Smiley job printer, Flinn Block, doe
iirst class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana tilled 5 cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's,
Dr M II Ellis, physician snd surgeon
Albany, Oreno. Oat la male In citor
country.
I a.ronixe home industry by smoking th
celebrated white labor cigars, maitafaotared
by lu'ias Joseph.
World Colaatblaa Itlsnoalllen.
Will be of value to the world by illustrat
ing tne itnprov ements In the mechanical
arts and eminent physicians will tell you
that the progress In medlcln.il agents, has
been of equal importance, and as a
strengthening laxative that Si rup of Figs
In far In advance ol all others.
When Baby waa sick, we gave, her Castoria,
When she waa a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she rliiut; to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Hood't Pills are purely vegetable, and)
do not purge pain or gripe. Sold by all
druggists.
Dr. Price's Cream Betting Powder j
World's Pair Highest Award.
m
low..
Agra
.-rut in
Highest of all in leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SATUBDAY
HOME AM) ABROAD
Half fare ticket, any where on the S P
on the 4'b of July.
Even the East Orcgonian comes tc the
Democrat office on tnanida paptr,
H C Watson ar.d Lather Ellin have
for t ed a partrer-hlp 'or the fracice ol
law.
Magnolia are noa In bloom A line
tyra at Mr Martin Pawn's i furnishing
some very large and e'egant bloom.
1 A business roit rtc
State l,"nivera . S
Mitchell, of Ptt!lleipha at teacher. Jar
it, 00
Yaqaioa Bay peop'e a e tnUers I io
faying that T J ltuford is (ally capable f
M.ib the psHuoa of t.rtn.r tt the it-form
schoo'. awtasrCtsTtaasaiag the a. -off 1 .t his
be-ng fartrec
A Portland rr,ar salt ihe who'eale Lu
incts in that city ha Ir.en gradually im
proving, and that col rctions ate much
better.
The Salem Independent continue its
Sght agairst the trform school manage
ment and publUhes sevrrat column, of
very live siEdaviis.
Mis Ora Spangler. ubt was at ihe re
cent rsusUale i" A'bary has beei eltcied
one of the MSMMt teachers in the Oregon
city tchoo'.. A 'pler.did selection.
Yamhill courty wi I par the deputy
hfriff and de-vr.v clerk each j.to a tear,
cr S50 a month. Tli salaries for this coun
ty have not yet been es'ablished-
The Atioiia Budiett ta;t Hon C W
Falton aBJ deliver the 4'n of July cration
at Eugene ; but the Guard ta " Wallace
McCainant, of Portland wi I deliver it.
Last evening some one entered tne
rttabiUt.tr.ent of Wait Mead and Dr
Attain through a rear window; but failed
to grt what th-v wanted, and took ixXh
ing. Cbsr.ie Hodelson -vs be has establish
ed an Jgercy for pi patent clothe line
with Mr Talt at A'tany. They ought to
make a svr.g team, a tfiey are both good
canvas-er. Jtffe'son Review
The Dalle. Chrcnicie say lh-4 a rattle
tnakr, ihe owr.er cl twelve rattle, wa
found In the Bildwin opera house, in
ciear.ingit up SaWktay. It wa dead,
drowt-de J
The Dasi'acrAT is biformed that Mr (J
Propat wi i re aprolntad deputy sheriff
and Mr F M Redfield deputy clerk under
the new admir.tttizthn. The c tanty
court have not yet decid-d whether a
de-mty recorder wi'J he allowed or not.
The riorida man who bid for the North
Yamhill and Tillamook -nail route, found
lhat road in Thla-r.ook are net ballt Irom
asphalt, and in order to sub-contract thg
same, was compelled to experience a o
of. $&.3o Ph'iip H)Me.-.er.cf North "Yam
htllJs the ,ut-conlraclor.
A btcde'e contest bttween Lyie Rice,
Ihe railroad man ol Ashland. ard Geo
Parker of Ibis city, will take place Satur
day. The disisnce I f;ve miles, on the
road from Medford 10 Jacksonville. Para
er will rlie an Ircpet-.,! wheel ar.d Rice a
Victor. Rice made ihe cUiance n 15
minutes one dav recently. Ashland Tid
ing. The bedv cf Leih Hunt, sort of G W
Hun, who wa drowned in the- C-r.atiS.a
rttrer setcral wexk ago. was fouod lodged
against the btnk oi the nver near Echo
I matula county, on Suttdiy. Ihe re-1
mains will b r shipped to Wa. t Walla fcr
burial. Pendleton E O. i
At trie meeting ol tne school board on i
Friday last Prof S W Holme cf Pnion
was eiecud principal of the Rardav school, i
his salary 10 be Si 000. and Frol W rl Pow- !
et! principal of the Eastham school at $75
rt mon:n:v. ti jfr.es vc prl.iC'.jMt 01
Barclay school al $tx per month. The
salary for other L-achrr was rcJured lo
$40. -Oregon City Orotic.-.
Lieutenant Mcruca! cf the navy le.ls
the houte committee cn commerce that
ihe Nicaragua canal can be built in i
year at a cost not rruch exceedi- g $fo-
000,000. and that contractor 'tand ready
to undertake to co the woik for thi price
Several tears SCO t-c gave a Mcber eti-
rate of cost. This revised esii-r.ate i
based cn addition- study cf the condi
tlor . Hurrv u; a-.d j've U t".e canal.
Get jour fruit -irs at Tatker tiros Ex
tra top and ru!'rr.
A Free Picture: .--"ec Tickle about ret
ting a Me slxecri vi.n fiec.
Did vou krow ihit Tinkle n-.sde the
finest pho'os, sec Ihe new amp!rs and
get hi price.
Remember Tlr.kle posit ire It eearn'ee
hi photcs, a tea will be sore to be r'ea-
ed with your pictures If h makes tliem.
Trv him once.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
iWSJohn brought the Sot water cn'-s
to Albany today.
Mrs K P Ketclnii;. returned this noon
from a trip to Oiegon City.
Silas Male-, who has tteen Msiag in
Albany for several month, will retcrn to
Newport to make his home.---Newport
News.
Mr F K Cheshire jastl through A litany
today for Salem, he reircsents a iv'.ony ot
lowr farmers who intend coining to OlfjgOU
and locating on 'JUKI acre of our Ust farm
Lbg land.
Mr M S lUirrows. a brother ami Miss
Kllen Murray, a daughter of Mrs Edward
Murray, of Qui city, are in Albany oa their
wuv from San Francisct). to their homo in
Puluth. Minn. Mr Burrows is one of Cue
prominent business men of that live city.
J F Couey. of Fivmio, California, is now
visiting his brother J B. of near Shelburn.
Mr Couey states that wnen he left home
they wore having plenty of nun, but it was
too late to do their crops anv ginxl Scio
Press.
RedlgiouE
1'nilcd Prcslivterian : Subject o
the
morning svnuon, ' The Faith of Moses.''
In the evening un evangelistic serviiv will
be conducted . S S at StSO, V P S C K
6:45. Strangers always welcome.
Preaching at the Baptis ilmnli to
morrow bv Rev W Sanford Ci'. of Mast
Portland, nuvning and eveniiit.
V M C A gospel mooting at -S p in to
morrow. Bo there. !ev W S tiec, of
Portland, will Midi CM tlie meeling. Hoar
ye him.
The annual Children's Day exercises of
the Baptist Sunday school will U oboetvod
at the cliur'h tomorrowing evotiing at 7:15
p m. All ate cordially Utrited.
Pays i Ad lktisi:. One of the grad
nates of the State Normal school .it Mon
mouth was return' ng homo through Al
bany yesterday, when she lost her diploma
on tlie streets of Albany. A a now di
ploma is worth millions to the owner an
advertisement was put in the Democrat
last evening, and this morning resulted in
the recovery of the property, a dravn.un
having found it.
WanuiNa nvitavions.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Goldeus
Common every day.
MAT Shiley.
Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Powder
I'iie Wheat Pk-t. Mr A L Lam'j re-
tumetl last night from a trip through the
country, extending over the entire day. He
probahlv examined the wheat in over two
i.undr -i fields, and found on all that he
examined the insect heretofore mentioned
by the Democrat. It resembles the bop
louse and i everywhere found on the wheat
A peculiarity is the fact that so far there i?
no evidence of any damage. There an?
fears though that thev will sap out the lite
of the plant. Prof W'asiltarn of the 0 A C.
makes th1 following report on the insect:
"The inaect referred to is the grain iaphi
avenaej. which has been at times w de
s tractive in the Eastern states. It may be
come equally destructive here though the
will possibly keep it in check. No really
pnu titrable remedy can be applied while
use wneat is standing. It 1 true kerosene
t Mttaaa will kill the aphis, but for rarioos
n-aeona this treatment is harlly to be con
i'lerel where the acreage is large. As
- - .11 aa the wheat or other grain is har
vested, burn the stubble and all straw,
weeds.litter and waste on or about the nld.
If the grain is not worth harvesting and is
u- t toe green, it should be burned while
standing. The presence of fences is against
this procedure, but it is the best, in fact the
only remedy knoam to entomologists.''
Hk-ii Fui . Klamath county teams
began climbing the mountains toward the
Rogue river valley in an animated way
last week, sud when the drivers arrived in
Aihlaod it was learned that the people
over there were nearly cut of fl xir. Ranch
er joan tsiiem nad about ait toe nour or
g .:-i w-jjat th-re w, left 0Mj fr-tn U-t
year, and be -et the price up to $1 a sack.
$40 a thousand lbs. A flour was selling
on this side of the mountains at $12 to 5I0
fr 1000 lbs, it started the freight wagons.
A Dunlap. who came in to-day with
-everal team, repoits the price at Klamath
Fall now to be $1.50 per sack. Last fall
and winter the Klamath ranchers fed all
th-u- surplus wheat to their hog.. Tidings.
Cxcebtaix Navigation. Navigation
on tne v iiiamette above i.oTvaius cm-
linoe to be almost impossible. The Guard
say-: At the time ot goirg to press tbe
(teaaner Eugeije baa not arrived here.
although she left flaurisborg at 7 u o'clock
yesterday morning. A party inform us
that be saw the boat about five miles below
bere at 11 o'clock this mcminir. A ray of
sunshine comes from the fouowin? fr:ni
the Corral! is Time: Captein Ilert Hatch.
of tbe saag boat Corvallis. passed cp the
nver oa the steamer Kogsae yesterday to
begin the work of blowing oat snags in the
channel of tne river between this point and
Eugene. He will use a small boot.
A Fabricator. The only thing the
I'mocRAT cares about the office of name
warden, it tbe fact that it ha been a great
protection to game: we have no candidate,
and as a raatv-r of fact had the Man ab:-at
Town the appointing power he undoabted
tv would net appoint an Albany man at all.
a fact that knocks the bottom oat of tbe
following rot from the Salem Journal
Therefore tbey cannot tell the troth, you
know. The Aibanv papers agree that the
.See of game warden is an important one.
of area: value to the people, costing but
little, etc. etc. Of coarse they want an
Albany ctaa appointed. And yet. gentle
:. . r. -. . ; rt-t-:. ": to represent the great
arrfiirnetlean fulcrum that move tbe world.
, and you are moved even by the appetite of
another for spoil. After ail the people are
not to blame. It is the so called spoil
p crs that corrupts them.
Tin. A and A. If a railroad were to be
Iiili from hereto the moon the Salem
;at.vrnan would claim a branch line. In
thi resr. t it nmtmt, xnknJi.l oicfnre of
optimism. Ine paper says: ow that
the Albany A' Astoria railroad has been
granted a right -of -way by cenjeres.- tiiroagh
the Grand Ronde Indian reservation it is
'expected there will be revival of ta!k reia-
use to toe (Ktitaing ci a line ot rail ltoui
the vai;ev to tae ea- e are not very ror-
titular what route th- line totes, for Sa-em
wi.! have" it or a branch, no matter which
pass it occupies. We believe this lice
would have been built this vear had titae
bn better.
Died. On Satirday forenooa.June
iv.'l. at her lii-me tn A!i.fiv. alter a
lingering illttese, Mrs Cha s Metrgar.
at tne age of about 3S years. The deceased
wa a life long reaident of Oregon, her
father Mr Thomas Powell being one of
the pioneers of the state. She leaves, a
husband and many relativiea and friends
to mourn her death.
A Lixi.y RfXAWAv. Tbe horse of 0
!. Reece. Of Bnton count v ran away yes
terday, with the wagon well loaded with
grvxvnej and otlter things turchastvl. part
of the course being down First street. Mr
Reeve secured a horse and followed the fly
ing team, making the affair a lively one.
The wagon and contents wore pretty well
smashed to pieces.
A Good Indi-strt. 'no of the credita
ble industries of Aibanv is the chair fac
tory of You. 1 Son. This reliable firm is
manufacturing a good many 'goods, which
have a prompt sale, not only plain work .
but aj well a higher grade of work that
compares favorably with imported good
The Best Medicine.
J. O. WlXSOH, Contractor and
.iiildor. Sulphur Springs. Texas,
thus speaks Of Ayer'a Pills:
" Aycr's Piils are the best medicine I
over tried ; aud. iu my Judgment, no
bettor general remedy could ha devised.
1 have used them iu my family and
recommended them to my friends and
aniployes for nioro than twenty years.
To my certain knowledge, many cases
of the lollowing coinplainta have been
completely and
Permanently Cured
hy the use of Aycr'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 use of Ayer
Pills, continued for a few days or weeks,
ns the nature of the complaint required,
would be found an absolute cure for tho
disorders I have named above." 1
" I have been selling medicine for
eight years, and I can safely say that
aycr's Pills give better satisfaction
than any other Pill 1 ever sold." J. J.
Terry, Spottsylvania C. H., Va.
AYER'S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mas.
Evary Dosa Effective
1 ' . w
A Pyre Hm&m
oil is thrt l:inr! used
in tint production
Of S ott's Emul-
r.-aV,
Sion
Pat ,
Sod:
for
feet
ard
I.imc and
re .idrlH
upon
brain.
nerve
So
rnvstery surrounds this fc
it bui
ttrer.j
:ak of all at
Scott's Emulsion
will check Consumption and
indispensable in -.vstinj; dis
eases.
Those.
I
aaPimplesj
Are UTi-Ude symptoms thntvour iVa 4
ts nof right full of impv ritta, eotumg I
a tluggxsk and untightbj tvmplezi- :
A few bottles nf tS. H. 8. teilf rr-wi
all foreign ana impure matter, cleanse J
tAe tlooa thoroughoj, and girt a clear j
and rosu complexion. It is most effect-1
vol, ana entirety harmless.
Ctas. Ucrlon. 73 Liorel Strsst 7--jla nr: ?
I have had for rears a haasor in my'doxlX
w ai Ji made n- dread to ifcawi. a stoali batuor T
pepk-s wonld be cat, tfcsa shirlr to!
faeagreataiBcTaace, AisertiAus; there txr.iV-s .
a.j tiie is aUcatarafld scacotri as!
skaes, SHsft ssvl feei t-ke ma-:,, -j ?
- I
foc race all for tie use tf 5. S.
Ttafisec ilrnt 111 1 ills lis Ml 1 niiPjiiTfiiii I
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO- -r:--v-. Ci.
Of Des M'.lae.. lows, wr.tes tcdei'Ute of
March 23. IS33:
S. B.
Met. Mrr. Co..
Dafar, Oeess
70essea
Or? arrifing b'e lt wtek, i fi al
well add aaxkesly a-saitutg. Oar iittle
sill, etshl and ooe-bslf years old, who baal
waled away tat Si ;ccis, is t3 well,
strong aatl it'rcas. acd well Seabed op.
si. B. Cocgh Tare tuj-ae its wot itli.
8oti of the ct.tidieo like it. Yoar S B.
Coogh Care baa cared a.i kept away all
boarsesesa trorr me . So give it to every
aoe, with gre-i:nsf- r ill; Wishing ;cw
croseeti y. we are
Years,
Mr. A Ma J F Fokp.
Iff . .-.il f.-l ,m -.A I 1 . it I
ler U Sidir - w irt. deans k-15 rtssw writ vta
iy taksar two or tare
i.weaark -eek.
b erati pv aattlasw
i j rr.-. ve rssruue by
I A CLAIMING.
saata,
.v.-ts-,ard
gUBasai
One cent a ccae.
Tttts ft 3 eat Coroa Crkx tr:r
wtere ail others fai Cc-iit:s. Crc;. Sarr
Threat, Hcanecese. Whccfisg Ccb s&i
Ath.t. For CotB3tstica it has no riva-i
has cured 1hassa.ciM.1iad arUl ctkb Toe if
txi-a in time, foia by Pra-gls-s ctt a truar
se.tee. T"or a Lane Back or Chest, ii
SHiLOH-S BSLISDONNA PLAitEKSc
CATARRH
REMEDY.
I are rout
tstrua
r i
teed t cere
iYice. i-'cta.
FCSHAY A WASO
vaau ava axs saran,
i)ruggistsand Bookseikt
f pei.ts for Johr. l. Aider, a pntiv
sa'seh w? aell at potdjaher'a J tkwii
ataea(idsa?
VI60R MEN
Easily, rjaiekty.
Peflaasaatlj SestefwC.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
and mil tb train of Tm
txxm srarly errors car latear
cx1l&. tia rr Malts of
I'VWtlClk, liv'kQfSS,
worrr.t'ti.. FUU strvaigt.
tic Tvicru.etn ta icaw
frtren "oaNry organ ariA
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it m r- natural nwi hv-ia.
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niiueu vs--utru) res.
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Burrx rt."
Caveats tadTrada.Marks cMa-csd. atsdaa Fat-J
cnt t-ness cootlucteii tor Mozlr t: fet.
Oua tmctiiCfotmUS patent Orr-;t
and we can .secure patent la .tw Uaic uau usoi
,.,At.lnv. ,.'; r '-'Of..
i Send m xlel, drawing w pkcto., tt
Stioa. We aitrise, ti rateftab or box. irteolv
charm Our fee not due tu; p ten: i s.ec!.reu. e
a rataeHtrr. "Bow toObt t Pateats," with
cost ot srjie in the U, S. aua cigucoaaerktsj
sent nee. Address,
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