The state rights democrat., August 03, 1894, Image 1

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VOL XXX.
IiUrtdit Ike Pit mce at Albaay. Or., at Second -Class Mall Mallei i
ALBANY.OREGON, FRIDAl, AUGUST 3. 1894.
Mili ., lTrisU,FattltBrr'aa4 Proprietors
AO 1
1 1 Hill III 111 Ml I IIIHI -MI111II III III1JLJ1JMIJLL
for Infants and Children.
" Caatorla Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it aa superior to an prescription
-aown to h" II. A. Abchir, St. 1 .
HI Sot Oxford CX., OrooUyn, R. T.
The ton of ' listeria Is go universal and
its merits so well known , hat It seems a work
if supererogation to endorse it. pw are the
ctelUcent families who do not keep Castoria
sitUa oasj- reach."
Cuius lUjrrvx, D. tv,
Kevr York City.
FORTMILLER
Undertakers
and
WE KfcEP rrnstsnllv.cn hand a full line of rrelsifc, cloin r v.rrd caskets ai
coffins. Also buiial lobes and stilts, in lusty-loth, t'i .el u .!
which will be old at
The Uweil I. .vine I'rofita.
EMBALMING arul "-r rasper care of the dead a (specially.
no EXTRA. CHAFCt FOR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC
The Oregon
eVIth its home
S-A.ZL.JEJIM: - -
ine Gray TfkjcL, comer Lierty and
MAKE:
Will
a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tracts pear Salem
soil '!, 10 or 0 acre lots at $50 to f0 ,., ,
ere small cadi
or particular.
payment lorg tinio on balauve
NEW : FURNITURE,
M
Y STORE iSKOW FULL OF riftST
( f bed room sets, chair, leunges, etc.,
BOTTOM
Albany
Begins the fall term
Wednesday, Sept 12, 1894.
tend to Rev E N Coadit ,
As Many Pounds of Sugar.
or a Dollar, and every thing else a cheap, as at any store
in Albany, at
Julius GradwoMs
at the corner of Second and Ferry
vour groceries and crockery ware.
G. C. MOON.
Successor
Mourand
Has on baud a fall tta '
Ors'iam, Buckwheat, U.
syf J
mm''r" io
Ml. I.l: iMRUI'HOTOtJKtPHKtti
In Albany .Ore.. by J. A. CUMlkiNtl
I
Caatorla oim; Colic, Constipation,
Sour stou-sch, Warrhosa, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and fromntea di
frestion,
Without injurious medlcctloa.
"For rereral rears I have rccomiueude.
tout ' Otftocis,' and shall always continue u
do no as it has invariably 5 roCocod benelicia
lesults."
En wra F. r.vRpn-.', M. D.,
VXi irect al rh aVgwa New Toti Cay
Thi Ccrrara Costast, rr MraauY Strut, Saw Yob Crrr.
& IRVING
lumbal liters.
HEARSE OR SER.SSfc ,
TEMPLE, - - OREGOF
Land uo
office
- OJrtltiQ-O
Ittate street, branch office In Portlaiu
- CLAPS FURNITURE. CONSISTING
which I will sell at
PRICES.
Thos. Brink.
College
President, for particulars.
New Store.
stieets. Call there for
lo I A .Vorr's
Feed Store
Oppokite Russ House.
hnppid FexPCorvslhs Flour, Bran, Shorts
'Mr, H), 0t', S riw, P-.;in, A.iu'ei
M
Jiihlnel photos fi oin $1.501014.00
iirr do
dozen. Enlaiglng pic'.uret a
Ity. i6xaa crayonr framed
on. we -arrv a large stock
o( x8 snil MfiMcoM' views of Or-
r-gori
MANHOOD i?ESTOREL i tifSElgg
guarsuited to curw u.i iierv.tudiHase. suvit h. Wiiulc Meuiorr, Loss of Area
Power. Uesduclsii. Whltel ulrjens. Iaisl Mstiliood, Mkljtly lduiN.ions, He'
new.alieraliisandlii.sor Dover' iUeiertieUrvuni or eliuer seacas...
by oierejprUoM. y-mtlilui -rrora, eicvr.ice umj ot ... , ur ..ni.ljm uratlni'
u'anU. Trblch Ipsdi.iliilirtiiltr. t'onaumpllon or Ihmimiv. Can be carrtnl In
ve.t pocket. 1 nt-r Inn, U tor SIS, br niall peeyal.t. With. a order we
jrlve u wrlllt n KMr..nt4e lo eure r v-fui.' i nnrv. Hold by .
druHM'ts. Auk forlU take liootber. Write for In. ' : lual Hook sejltsas
In plain wraupor. Addrew BJEKVSaKKJlK., M nlu'l'uuipie.QHmt
and by UODOBS A r Mli. irnuuri'!
HTJEST3AX-
Thk Crops. Pasties report for week
ending July 83: The weather has been
very favorable to farming operations.
The hay crop has been practically se
cured; it ia of good quality and as a rule
very heavy ; in the coast counties some
haying is yet in progress. A few header
and hinders started last week on the fall
sown wheat : but this week will roe the
fall wheat harvest in full blat. The
wheat is turning out very well ; the gen -erat
impression is that the wheat aphis
did xio injury to the winter wheat. In
Linn county the opinion prevails that
the wheat crop will not be such a large
one, though the general average will be
maintained ; the wheat aphis has done
some damage to the w heat- The spring
sown grain would be benefitted by rain,
though it has a good stand and usually a
good color Winter oats are being cut.
As a rule the oa's are in good condition.
The Imps have generally a goes! growth
and few lice are so far observable. Many
new yards were put out in the spring and
are do'.ng well.
A RfsTLiso Koitob. ' The following
letter was received bv weather forecast
.1 !., ,tl. I fr.,.,, .... I l, ....... ..I;.,..
. V. V.V 1U1U l I . P VUlfclM I
and it booked ,8 an exanipbof.
tUm o.li. avi.l.nllo think. K....
uv .uavwa v ' I'mmj in tunc I'ttliii'l.
Uccle Sam is rich enough to buy us all a
farm he is also rich enough to pay edit
tors for telling about the crops :
'Sir pace is valuable in my valu
able paper. Times are hard, and I am a
poor man and not able to run this weath
er end crop report for the benefit of the
government without pay. I'ncle S.itn
i able to pay something for priming f.
I will give you my lowest rates. If you
don't think the subject is worth looking
into, don't send me any more of your
bulletins I can't print them without
pay and I want yon to call the depart
ment's attention to it. I have always
given your bureau's bulletins lota of
space. Hoping to hear from you soon as
to a contract I am, yours truly".
$7,760 to thk Tos. Cottage Grove
Leader : The Bohemia mines are slowly,
but surely coming lo the front, and the
time has come when no other mining
section in the great Northwest is attract
ing the attention of as many capitalists,
investors, experts and prospectors aa this
new Eldorado. From time to lime many
rich prospect have been brorght forth
from these mines and assayed, acd in
every instance the returns have proven
the mines to be remarkably licb, with
free miling ore. But the record was
broken this week when Messrs Chris man.
Pearson and Kennedy received from Sel
bys Smelting Works, of San Francisco,
returns from a sack of ore taken frcm
the Anaconda mine in Bohemia, the
phenomina! assay of $7,740 to the ton.
This mine was located by Cbrismao,
Pearson and Kennedy in 18S2,and is now
owned by Tacoma capitalists.
As Old Fashioned Bst. The lallea
Chronic'e says: To decide a bet as to
whether an animal could drag 230 lbs
of sand in a sack at the end of a rope
half a mite long, the experiment was
tried on Third street today. Theie Is an
idea that a weight, after it is a certain
distance from the power applied to move
it, becomes practically immovable, and
the repeat ing of this statement led to
the trial today, the bet being that a
certain mule could not drag the saca 50
feet. The question was soon decided.
tor the animai walked off with it and
could not be stopped until the end of
the block was reached.
Maubilh In Aloany oa Wednesday
evening, July , ISM, at the residence
of Mr Jerome Wili.ams, bv Rev C G
Harmon, Mr J W White and Miss Cora
Peterson. Mr and Mrs White, two of
Albany's popular young people, have the
best wishes of many friends lor the best
blessings of life.
On Wednesday cvenine. July 25. 1894.
at the M E South parsonage, oy Rev C G
Harmon. Mr William Hawkins, of the
Albany Wire Works, and Miss Bertha
Wallace, daughter of ex-Treasurer Slice
Wallace. Many friends will unite with
the Demockat in wishing them pros
perity. A M-ccsasfTL JiDoea. The contract
for the bridge over Mill creek at Turner
was awarded to J l iiltotson, of Albany.
Mis plans were considered the most
suitable, and the structure will be 300
feet long by twenty wide. It will have
four post bents and will cost 3235- The
Bethanv bridge across Miver creek was
let to C M Hinkle, h's bid being 1300.25
for an eighty foot span with a forty-eight
foot approach, and to have double abut
ments. J 15 lillot'on s bids were: Beth
any bridge across Silver creek, 90 foot
span, Wi and el. Is .per loot lor ap
proach ; I urner bridge, $235.
At the Co crt Hcuse July i always
a dull month at the Court House. The
new officers turn over the receipts of their
offices every evening. Last evening the
reel pta since the new law went into ef
fect on July 2nd were: From County
clerk, $119 39; from recorder, $03.95.
neither one of which will pay the ex
penses of the offi -e. In the course of an
entire year the clerks office will consul
erably more than pay expenses, while
the recorders office will come cut about
even, lhe receiiu are gradually in
creasing.
Wouldn't Eh: The Salem States
man iSjWfernng to the item in the Dem-
cbat to the effect that a line from
Salem to the O P would cost $200,000
says "It would cost nothing like the sum
named. The grade would be an easy
one all the way and could be bnilt for
little money." If 150 miles of O 1' rail
road coat $15,000,000 how much would
20 miles cost. Well, about $2,000,000.
We make a big allowance and call it
1200,000, which is ai little aa it could b
built for.
Seaside Excursion. Albany to New.
por' and return, Sunday July 29, :8M.
T'sln will leave Albany at 7 am' Corvai
li,;:jm, Returning leave Newport
at 0:30 p m vaqutna 7 p m . rare from
Albanv and rhilomkth, l.;o; Wrens
to Chitwoo J, $1 ; all stations w-st ol Chit
'cod, 75 cents. This excursion will be
given under the management of the Al
bany Mechanics Band and the popular Al
bany social Clud will aile'id In a special
car. A concert will be given during the
afternoon on '.he beech.
Camp MEKTixti. The Albany district
campmeetin. cf the Evangelical a&ocia'
tion, will be held at Jefferson, Oregon
cornmencinif Auirmt 27th and continue
until Sept 3rd. All lover of the Lord's
cause are invited to attend and enjoy this
meeting, (jo and take your tent
camping outfit, is the desire of the
mittee, 1 B Fisher, A A Kngelbart,
Maurer.
sesc sizar
and
corn
Ezra Paiker Bros, grocers.
Now cream oheese just received at ' I
Meyers.
P J Smiley job printer, Ftion Block
hi
arst class work.
Smoke the oalebrated Bsvtna till..) ft sssH
oigar at Julias Juph's.
I)r M H KHi", physiottn sod surgeon
Aibacy, Orei'i. i'.iu Mix Li oitv'or
oountry.
Fa ronim home imlustry by tmoling the
celebrated white labor aigar, manssntorsd
by la'ins Ja'epl-.
Wkiioimo KVITAVIONS.
Wooden, Tin,
'Silver, Goldei.-'
Common every day.
HktlLgV
Wild Black Berries. -During the
present seaHOn I will admit personi to my
wild blackberry fields at 50 cents per day .
Wiil admit no one before July 5th. Berries
not vtry nlentiful. E Wm.i.h.
A Free Picture! ree
ting a lif: jlze crayon free
Tbe btsrjroaat coffee in the oity at Com ad
id .yr.
License hag bee.i issued foi the marriage
of Adam Hegue and Mnry F.tta Meyers.
Two marrisgts Uxt evening led to rur.i
ors of at least one 01 her, but U ba njt yl
materialised.
The Cotvallis street car corr.pany sclU
tlcsets for $1 a month good to ride as of
ten as ore please.
Hop buyeis have commenced lo solicit
around Ilarrisburg und are offering 1: and
11 cents per pound.
Dr EliU has lost s highly valued Col
lege Autograph Cane, which i.e would
like to have reiurned by the finder.
The stwy of '.he Mt Hood stage being
I e'd up proves tu hive rem a fake. It
was made up by Leon Cohen, whom the
papers r.ow modestly call ' the liar."
All parties who have been In the habit
of taking book from the Odd Fellows
Library are requested to took over their
books at home and return any that may
belong to the Library. Tbere are s ill
nearly 50 books unaccounted for.
A wooi man in The Dalles was asked
Sunday whtt were the prospects there for
wool receipts. The gentleman arswru-il :
about six or seven millions is our usual
amount, but this year the receipt are
considerable more. Much wool ha not
yet ben brought In and yt they txpect
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ftg ' ""J '
'"r'; nd -" '
1-1 come lo isise ine
millions now In up to
perhaps seven milliors.
A report core es from lhe MeKenIc that
ohn Matthews, of Salem, who was en
gaged wilh a crew of men running log
for J C Goodale's mill at C-oburg, met
with a painful accident Monday forenoon.
Ife was working with others trying 10
break a huge jam, near Gate Creek, when
he lost his hold, facing snarly 30 feet
and striking his back aciosa a tog. Ti.e
extent of hi inj kfiea was not learneJ.
The Misses Condon of Kugene, w en: to
tbe Bay this noon.
Sheriff McFeron returned loday from
a trip to Browaiville.
State Superintendent sicKlror lias
been in the city in the interest o! the
district institute.
Miss Vesta Benton, of Albany, came
up on be afternoon train for a visit
wilh Miss Carrie M ilUe. Salem Sta'e
maD. Kditor Conover. started las, evening
on his wheel for Brownsville where he
will join a party who will ride to Ash
land and return. Corvallis Informer.
Mrs U F Hollen'ueck has returned to
Kugene from St Louis where she stood
at tbe head of he class in the conferva-
lory of music. That ia Oregon s'yle.
Mr Striker, recently superintendent of
the I'orvallis Carriage Works, was in the,
city today on his way to Montreal, Cana
da, where he will have charge of a fac
tory. A 'eUgram received from Mr Chares
Sotro, this morning, by Mr Jtlius Grad
wobl, announced that -Mrs tiradwobl left
San Francisco last evening and would be
in Albany tomorrow morning.
Mr David Fromao who has relumed
from the mountains states that he met
forty teams loaded wilh people bound for
Fish Lake and the Metoles. BesWet'.he
country is already well populated witb
fishermen
James Murry and Hale Backenato are
in the city aftei .. trip to tb Neslucca.
They were acro&panied by a Dallas man.
The three men caught over 2500 fish, in
fact all they wanted, and killed three
bear. No toch riabing and hunting can
be found any where in Oregon. They
went to the ocean gelling deep sea fish
as well ae fresh water fish.
Suiter Ksrigut. Recently Chare
En right, who was arrestH foe tnr sts.il
ing. was bailed out. he giving a (nil of sale
to everal hones. After bmg bailed he
took the hurses and went north. It was
learned that be was in I'jrUaad.when the
Chief of Police was notiSed and immedi
ately arretted Karigbt. I?paty Sheriff
Profkrt went to Portland this morning aftet
this very slippery kiad of a man.
An Eastern journal gives Salem's pop
ulation as 4,51. .. which is acco'ding 10
the census, and a local paper gels hot
under the collar. That is a sensative
point witb the capital city.-
We have t o cause to comp'aio of hot
weather here, when the therma-ntter sel
dom reache ninety. A letter from a rela
tive In the East tell of tne thermometer
n Michigan regUtering from 00 to lo?
for three week at a s'retch. RcgUter.
The Mr doc made ler latt ir'p lo Ccrval-
li lost evening
There were two charivaris in Albany
last night about 1 o'clock.
Lebaxos. Dr Foley shipped ten ton o
rhittem bark a few lav ago. and will
make another shipment soon.
W C Read and wife and Mis Browneil
of Albany and Mrs W K Chandler of Leb
anon left Wednesday for a higb-T attitude.
J K Charlton has scld his farm, consist
ing of 200 acres and situated about eight
miles east of heri to a Mr Baker Of Mar
ion county, for fMO). Mr baker doe not
take possession until the first of October.
Lat Friday eveniot. Mis Haiti.- M
Warner, of Albany, who for tbe past two
months has been teaching voatl acd instru
mental music to quite a larg nunilwr of
pupils in Iiebanon, gave a musicale by her
class at the spacious home of Mrs HuUlah
Miller, for the entertainment of a company
of invite i g'jests. Th? program fttmitttnl
of vocal and instrumental solos and duets.
the rendering of which demonstrated the
eminent )naiiheatior.s of Miss Wamer.as a
musical instructor and a trainer of the meg
and movement of the fingen.
A Poverty Sociau Hard times are
upon us and "i-overty." "t'overiy:
"Poverty!" is to be the theme ol the
Baptist Union "Poverty Social'- tomor
row evening. Lome in your rags, come
111 your lags, but not in ve'vet gowns.
or you will be ned the usual sum. Read
the program very carelully and ail come.
Poverty So Shul You are axed two the
parlert of tbe Baptist parsonage on Fri
day evening. Inly 27. 1894. Rule and
Regulations K.rst. Every womin what
kums must ware an kaliker dree and
apren or something ekelty appropriate.
Second. Know gent wilh a biled shirt
an doori koller will be allowed tu kum
unless he pays a fine ov 5 sents. A kom-
petent komity will introduce strangers
and look after baclilul tellers, tines fer
womin No apren, 1 sent; kid gloves
sents : hat with flours or fethers, 2 scuts .
earinge, plane, 1 sent, dimon, 2 sents;
trmrd apron, 2 sents; linger wring, 3
sents; glases, 2 sents; silk dree, 5 sents;
wul dres, 3 tents ; ornatnantle hair pina,
1 sent; waring nu dres,6 sents; brezspin,
1 sent; curled bangs, . sents; strate
bangs, 2 sents. Fines for men Blacked
butes, 1 sent ; segars in puket, 1 sent
each; pipes, exemp; wotches, not Wa
terberry, 1 sent; stovepipe hat, I sent;
chawing gum, 1 sent; s:aadihgkoller.
sents; patent lether shoes, 2 sents; ruset
shoes, 1 sen'.; button whole bokay.
sents; glases, 2 sents; creased trosers, 2
sents; silk ty, 2 sents; making love or
flirting, 3 sents; perfume, 1 sent.
A Pi j 11. 1 vh Fakir. As the following
attraction told about bv the Oregon Citv
Enterprise is likely to be in Albany we
give our citizens the benefit of 1111 intro
ducticn : A street fakir uppcarod on the
street., on luetutay night ami alter attract
ing a crowd proceeded to stick himself full
of pins and to till up with water, tilling tin
crowd with wind at the same time Unit he
poured the twenty-live glosses of water
down his throat. After sticking sundry
and various pins through his eats, cheeks,
lips and into his arms l.n sewed his lips to
gether anu proeeeaeu 10 lane up a col
lection which returned him only $1.50 at
which he became mad and refused to in
diet further punishment upon himself till
the hat should contain live dollars. As his
ttudienc.' wus not interested to that extent
ho pulled his pegs and left for green pus
ures.
Julius Gradwopl informs us tha
tils branch store on Second street will be
open from this day on in regular form of
business. The tame will be a cash ktore.
Tink'e about get?!. 1 """ yourwivcs mat
r Ia I 1 .
1 11 c i.aii njBicm mc umy irue one in
business, it you take his advice you will
never have any hard times.
JtlRADWOHL.
FRIDAY
A fioou OirTixJOK. This is fres'.; from
the Corvallis Time: Representative Daly
find Hon John Minto ar-i in the Cascades
oust of the end of the O ? track looking
over the route for the proposed eastr rn con
nection with tin O P I y wagon load. In
com pan 1 with Reeeivr Clark and Road-
m.Mter Mimv.m iney went ovr lhe route
liotween letroit and" Independence Prairie :
the first of the week. The eight miles of
grade east of ttlanlia, built five years ago
was not so badly damaged by fljods as re
pcrteil. Ono bridge in the graile a mile
and a half et of danha has lust iu
stringers, but the bents still stand. The
grade is excellent, brood und straight, and
the estimate for its rehabilltUtion is $10,
000 or less. Several miles of ldanha tie-s
are laid all ready for the track. Mr Minto
i enthusiastic over the prniiosition. and
deems it entirely feasible, and says that
with 100 be can place tlie road from the
side up to Use summit of tbe nituntaina in
excellent a conditio! ihat .iise team
draw '.- pounds up it. A pack train
from east of t he mountains was at the 1 P
terminus when the party readied there, and
Utere is a uiosuenton foot. t esta'niish a
moil roots, b which residents iutoss the
range can be acrommodated with a mail
service every two days instead f once a week
as now. Lirge parties of hunters rnd
and pleasure seekers from the valley ,ir" .".
ready out there ami many more ure going.
Timss rRix;s. The Demos u.it has
ptibtisheil several items about the
springs
at Sodaville. e are pleased to giie
facts as stated by the home pap-r, '!
view: Those who informed the Time
the
Re-
of
the above "farts" evidently an better ac
quainted with Sodaville than men who
nave lived hre by the spring for the jat
twenty years. It is noticeable in some peo
ple that they can take in more in ten min
utes regarding anything of thi kind than
some people can in tw-nty years. How
ever, we are informed by one of th" Utter
kind that the .same sprijg is in use now
that wa when be came bene ttotatf rMaTS
ago- The spring building t t I-jx20
as state 1 by the V- ve nameil gentlemen
but 30x40 and is a handsome structure. It
is now 1 early completed and since j -.itting
tbe solid stone wall arousd the eMera all
the fresh water i shut out and this make
the soda stronger than ever before. As
for the water laanjr a little murky we will
say while they were rutting down the con
crete floor they bi!ed toe water out to mix
the cement with and c.neq oent!y this
made it a little muddy for a short time
during which period we suppose these
gentlemen were here . If each appropria
tion would cause the spring to be spoiled as
this one has. we ay give u an appiopna
tion every day for ten year.
MiklNi. Em.. R. Alt newspaper, suid
books are foil cf errcrs It cant be helped
ne would think, though, that rhool
books would be inrrvct See how far from
it they are. The Pope Manofti luring
Company sent out an offers t the voting
lMipie of the I' cited States, of five ltcycle
as prises for those discovering the greatest
number of errors in text UL puUisbe-1 in
f hi country. V result of the contest, from
162 critics ,VW0 aJleged error were pointed
out. 671 admitted bv the lodees a real
errors. 3114 rejected and l "73 not censid-
ered. 1 be yrner- went to ut psrson. til
sKnUenxen,axd residing respectively in New
Jersey, Kentucky. Pennsvlrania . Mas
s;hnsetti.lowA 'I be onVer given indicates
the onter of preoeslente from highest num
ber of error discovered Is lowe4. ar.d toe
range was 23 to R, The two but were ties
and tbe Pops company to make it satis
factory gave each one a bicycle, making six
in all. When ail returns wen in the pub
lishers of the text-book f were noti6erand
and in nearly every instanro changed the
pistes fium whu-h the books wer rintel.
No disputed historical point, no differenoe
of opinion, no tyjogTSpnicjl error was ad
mitted to figure in the rente!
Georoe Coox lNKSL--;e -rge Onon. a
resident o the Muddy, has been declared
insane by the examining lxrd in Bentoo
county and sent to the insane asylum. Hi
hallucination leads the old man to beiiee
that be is the creator ami that he walks the
tnpet of the N.-w lertnsklenj : that he hnl
the key to the golden city, an I that with
out his permission no one can enter
there. To a well kn.nr, minister who
ehanced to pass near him be said: "Tan
; and vour nock will be uirpnsed when 1 BSr
j fuse to shut tbe gates of heaven on ou."
He tn-iaently threatens to attli omolly
l.ut has never attempted to carry his threat
into execution. Coon is 89 years of age.
Axjuxn T" Fisa Lake. As a good
many Albany people are making arrange
ment to go to Ki.i Lake foe an outing the
following table giving the distance
SSSea tlie place namrsl will ! of interet:
Allaxny to Lel.non.l4 miles. Sweet Home.
l-" miles; Whiskey Spring. f miles; Mr
Malev". 4 miles; Dntch George's. 4 mile:
Toll tate. 1 mile; Lcwer Soda. I mile;
Canyon Creek. 2 mil ; Walton's. miles.
pp.r ."vwfa. 4 miles: Mountain Ilcmse. 4
miles; foot of 7 mile bill. 1 mile; Snow
Ciwk. 4 miles; Summit, :! miles; It
Prairie. 4 mile.; Fish Like. 4 mile... TotaU,
1 miles.
A TiE-fP Ixciwext. Toe dav lfore
the recent "tie-un" on tlie Nvtit hern Pacific.
Charles Humaston and family, who came
here from Albina about six montns ago.
parked up their belonging;; and concluded
to leave for California. Th non-arm al of
trair.s prevented their departure, and
thinking they would l- detained hut a day
or two they put up at Van Houtan. After
a three weeks detention thev took f-e first
through train for California. About 20
miles this side of Redding the train s.owed
up and Mrs Humaston thinking it about
to stop got up and attempted to walk down
the aisle, when the train started up with a
sudden jerk, throwing iier down and break
ing ber hip. Roschurg PlaindeaJer.
The First Wheat. The interest taken
in bringing tbe first strawberries, first wa
termclon. hist cabbage, etc, to Aitianv. is
entirely capped by that in bringing the tirrt
heat to the citv. I Ins was done tins year
by Mr Karson Miner, residing near tilts
city. It was thresher! yesterday afternoon
by Norris Morns, and brought to the city
and stoied with the Aniaiiv r armor- Co.
this morning. Tlie quality of the wheat is
AI.
Mr Edward Loaf, of near this citv. re
cently visited his friend Mr Medders Van
lertiool of Sodaville, aged 07. It is seldom
thut two persons of so great an age are
together. Mr Ixxit has never worn spec
tacles, hears accurately and has un exceed
ingly trooil memory. MrLoati79 vears
of age and has not had his hair cut for ' 12
year. Scio 1 ress.
Two Boy stopped in Albany last night
on 1helr way on n tramp from Portland
to California. One of them had been
b'ought up and adopted by Dr J B Lee of
Ccrvalli. and went to Portland recently.
Marshal Lee telephoned for Mrs I.cc who
came to Albany m a carriage and took tbe
boy home, paying the other boy fare
back to Portland. A bad start.
The youngest son of Mr B F Ramp fell
in thedttch near Ferry street. An older
brother prompilv jumped in and rescued
htm.
Upon complaint of J C Garwood L E
Morgan of Sant'om p-tc!nct was arrrs'ed
for liesfacs; and tried before justice J C
Fowell. The defendant proved that ibe
properly was h!s own and was discharged.
Died. At the family lesidcnce south
west of Scio, on July Iff, lSlll, Martha M.
wife of J L Chapman; ugod 4n years, 1
month and 2C days.
Mrs C'al Burkhart is visiting her father
John Coniur, at Portland.
Notice to Farmers.
Having rented the Magnolia Mills ami
warehouse wo are prepared lo store ICOOUO
bttsbell of w'neat and oats. We also have
11 first ciiiss chopper in tho house and are
nniKiiig special liiiiiiceiuonts to seen re
storage. 8to us Iwfore
ments for storing.
making arrange-
CiEO F Simpson.
O W SiursoN.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
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THE WIFE OF "TEXAS JACK"
She Is A
Nervy And
Woman.
Talkative-
Thc Dkiior rat yesterday mentioned the
fact or Knright's being again arresbid in j
Portland for running off with horses put
up for his bail. Be was again placed in!
the I, inn county jail last night. Under the
aoove iK-.t.l lhe I'ortcind li le.rram gn -s
lRe following live writeup on the subject:
Jot
a Frsasglui Camphe-tl, aliiu Knright,
1 "Texas Jack." arrested here on a
anas - lexas Jang." arrested here on b.
n.
dispatch from the sheriff of Linn county
for carelessly driving off some horsws not
hi own, evidently ia rarely given un op
. . . ( . . . 1 . 1 : . :j
,u 1 umi ur is .1 iinurirsi
I man ftllswifn Unin 4..idijwl 1.1...
in driving the stock, came over from tiieir
camp at hellwood last evening to sec her
"linbby," and the first thing she did upon
being admitted to his presence in the city
jail was to rake him over the coals for tell
ing an East iide policeman that she was
not his wife. She concluded her tirade,
saying: "Frank, I'll stick In you till you
get out of this scrape, and then I 'll sniike
you," Frank tried to concilliate Annie, but
it was "no go."
After tne interview Mrs Campbell who
claims to lie but 'it years of age, went into
the main office of the central police station
to ascertain bow much money had U-e-n
taken from her husband when arrested. It
w.is 4.r cents, and ai Clerk Warren wa not
present to transfer the funds to her. she
concluded to wait rending bis arrival . She
, i a talkative little womin. and for a half
hour s tune she entertained all those in the
station with ber peculiar mannerisms and
tales of adventure. She truthfully remafa-
ed:
"I-rink isn't a bit pretty, but be lt do,
as I say, and he's all right.
"It's all a mistake about those horse
being stolen, 'lhe fact is that Frank was
arrested for stealing some harness up in
Albany, and gave some ho.-ae to his bonds
men for security. Thev think these are
the horses. The fellows that stole tae
harness turned state's evidenoe t cin-h my
husband. Pshaw! 1 was in J myself for
six month all shout that harness, an.l
wouldn't let anyone go on my bonds; but I
froze tbera cm. ami they let rue go."
When she saw a reporter taking note of
ber talk, she said:
"You think you're smart: Fre got you
sued up. If you put anything in the pa
per about me I'll do you upas I did an nW
freah fellow the other day. I've been in
thi jsil before, eight or nine ear ago.
for fighting, and would just as iief go in
again for licking jou. so long as Frank
here."
SLe wound up after relating all her
'xuigerent expeneaces bv saving t-Kat she
never would travel with a dog again, for
it's a Jonah" u. hsr an-i Frana. Thev
had a dog following them to Albany.Salem
and here, and each time thev en countered
a little unplevuantne as with 63e police
W:;:i rrank I comfortably returning to
r in efaarge of arNi.er.
Annie projoae dnving tbe stock tjae to
ljelvinon.w hence they came, single horded,
if nect ataxy.
li II Harris haw a j jst'ce, an i re?: es'a'w
offi.-e with , V. V, tlgn:.
The Sfsdscsic Circus wii. cxrdbl; cn
the Lt near A O starts.
.vairsnorm iu. T" running t.w j i,,, f a. wm bael on the en
threhMg machlr.e, rtoha-ly hs firt initrinJg -;, and then solicit stork
the coomy 10 tat.
There wi!! be o ie assessmen- in the A
0 0 tV order
This make
mom h.
tot the taon'b ot August.
10 aement for eight
Mr Bit ant. of the reform tchoo! cap'.ur
ed llarr Wright, an escaped inmate near
iM citv yetenia snJ lock film back to
the school.
A g-xxi maay vrr young Chinese
-- ihe Democrat i informed have
been killed around Albany Game War J
en Mc Outre should cluich some of the
sfftcder by lhe ncci.
A J Ae hison, a brother of E W AcMon
of Aibanr, has made a proposition to start
a tcam laurdr; at Corvlii lie as for
a ioan of miner to be paid back In iaun
dr !; on Ibe completion of the laundry
I he San Bcrnardioa Courier tut a lot
of Chinese pheasant taken there from Al
bany ae ihtiqing, snd the peop'e hope
ioon to see Ca'romla vtoclec; wilh these
ptendid game bird.
Tne McMSnn-ille crea.neiv, which
trtrd up :n Mas, has had 10 tusper.d
opera'ions. 1 ne farmers, it appears, are
dissatisfied w-.:h the return. rhl i the
motl iring season id the Tear for butter
makers.
The O P official aie In receipt cf a lei
lei from SarFranchvco consumer, that
state that 'he pioneer toe i now con
ceded in SanFraiicisce to he ahead of any
other s'.one quarried on the coast. The
deeper iato Ihe ledg the workmen at
Pioncrr quarry go lhe better the alone
gel.
The cirrlage factory ships rig Ik vehi
cle lo California bv the lear.er Homer
ailing Saturday, and eight more go to
Albanv tomorrow. Two tine job weot
to Portland ard a fine- mountain hack
went 10 Sa'em by lhe Modoc Tuesdav.
Ord.-r for eig teen new vehicle were re
ceived by ts'erdai tnsll. - -Ccrvallis
Time.
Deputy I' ; Marsh it Humphrey and
Back iciurncd today from Silelz where
they arrested Larky and Pandry logan
for giving whisky to the Indians. Tney
were taken befo'e U S Commiicner
Irvln at Newport sesterdav, and a lhe
evidence wak not suSclent lo warrant a
convic ton, they were dischsrged. Cor
vU! Inlormrr
Miss Annie iioldsmith hi- returned from
San Francisco
Mrs Martin Ludwig is expected home
from ber trip east tonight.
Mr Campbell immediately left for Leb
anon and was cxected in Albany tonight.
Mr Frank Concklin left this noon for
Nu-ramento by way of Ya-itiina and San
Francisco.
Prof II A Shotey, of Portland, was. in-
the city today on hi way borne from a trip
to Yaqtiina Bay.
The two sons of Dr Griet of Alleghany
arrived in Albany this noon, and Dr tJrier
will come up on tonights overland.
Emit Ewert and Lossie Knat leave to
morrow morning on a fishing trip to the
Alsea. b? way of Yaqtiina.
Walter Jackson, the drummer tied up
several weeks in northern California by the
strike, was in the city today.
Mr F I. Such arrived in Albany yester
day from San Francisco, and sill look
after his interests here for awhile.
Miss liussie Lnyton, of Portland, is in
the city on a visit. Her sister Lora, is
taking tier place as stenographer in Port
land. Mrs B F Arnold and son Jack returned
to.liiy from Baltimore, after an "iibsenw of
over a year. They were iletumed in Chicago
for two weeks on account of the recent
stri ke. 1 nformer.
A serenading club of young people with
guitar accompaniment favorinl several of
Qmu friends last evsning with some choice
music that was appreciated. The Man
about Town and hi family acknowledge a
call.
II P Williamson, formerly of tlie O P
river divison, who went to Montana some
weeks ago in search of work, is enpigod in
rwuing un engine in the mines at Butte,
Montana. Mr Williamson says times art?
awfully dull in Montana, as tad as in Oor
vul I is 1 nformer.
Maude Hoffman, who is with the trage
dian Wilson Barrett, made her debut be
fore t.n English ludianot at Black Pool,
England, last Monday night. The company
was to have appeared first in Ionuon, but
the theatre, in process of erection especially
tor air isarreit was not completed.
Mis Sarah Harris, a former Corvallis
favorite, is the guest of Mrs Leo Stock,
Miss Harris seems to be on a visiting tour
ol tne valley. Mie arrived here vvedn.v
day afternoon by private conveyance, after
a two weeks' stay in A'bany and Harris-
burg. Corvallis Gaxette.
Or.
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SATTJEDAY
A i i.i in Y '47. Mr P II Bowman
diesl at his home at Spring Hill, across the
Willamette from this citv. on Friday even
ing. July 27. 104. of chronic rheumatism,
resulting in heart 'ii-.-u- at the age of 66
year. Mr Bowman came l Oregon from
Missouri in lj7. Amcng the company
were his broth Oast Nat Bowman, on
his second tnn. a:id Mr Asbby Pear.e. Mr
Bowman marrSada daughter of Mr Wiii
iam Alpbine, ofVferacnse precinct. lie
was well known in Albany as well as in
other arts of tbe state. He leaves a wife
and several grown children, as well as
numerous friends to mourn his death.
Arren A Coal Mime. The following
from the Lincoln County La;Jer tell about
a esse in which several Albany men are
heavily interested, I' li Hale re presenting
others a we'l himself: The litigation in
tbe matter of the foreclosure of the mort
gtg cm the property of the Toledo Coal
company seems to be no nearer an en-i
than ever It his taken on an entirely new
phase. It will be re.-nemlered that D i
Hale has been trying to foreclose a mort
gage on tins property for some time'.
Several months ago it was offered for sale
on an execution iueil from Benton tioonty.
The amount of tbe bid ws not forthcom
ing and another order of die was secured
from Benton county, directing the eh-riff
of Lincoln county to make the sale. Thi
sale was made not long since a.;d the prop -erty
was bid in by D Q Hale. Lat week
when Mr Hale s attorney appeared in court j
at Corvallis seeking a lonhnnation of the
sale be ran against an injunction obtained
by tbe law firm of Slrahan. Whallev A
Pipes, of Portland, a attjrneys for B F
Jones, of this place. Some of tbe salient
points set up in the complaint of Mr Jones
in mis new mih are. mat nc- aai cis w n
were th- owners of a Tta:n tract of land
whkh is now in controversy; that tbe To-!
ledo Coal company secured a fraudulent j
possession i f taid Und: that ice company. 1
through it preai i-nt and sssretirr. utter
ed a fraudulent mortgage upon said premi j
es to V G Hale: that the Toledo Coal f
company was never legaHy organized, and '
lis. never tenll; uk n l elected director-
as by Law required, and many other points
are set up. An injun-rtion is issne-t by
Judge Vnlierton restraining the o?nfirm--tion
of said sale, and the matter wiil be
brought .0 Uncoin county circuit court for
adjudication.
"Ws Wsi.i" Th? Salem Stile -mm ha
began building the diagonal line to tbe O
Is 1 . &a : - J . k-
- wassaajassawasawy ,yj mj
; roxeed as foilowf: "Let tbe company be
Uake lhe fhmf, cbfap ptenty cf
tisern 11 earh it nestsssarv. Tlsi. would
place them within reach of all and every
I man. womau ami child in the whole region
wonld be nereicallv interested in the sec
oej; and management of the road.
, , ,
- ia
th stock p-var It h?rAs. Ue?, or sw- . - Th
wart. Tnen the tr.rn with teams can
donate liberally ( f their Labor. Farmer I The at ?. miiote e r.-ss will be in Al
with timber land wi furnish ties and la- ; banj Aag 7 .
Uarers who take t xk in the company can Ail kind if colored specucles at Fren
make tbe grde ana cot the ties. Take j ch Jewelry Mores
the r un and ne-te and esiy tbe rail and the i
line 'is bailt. There is net a single perx-n 1
m -Aiem r
id faii t. suUscribe a j
dollar towari lildic- tbe road. Tbere are '
several tbonsand who wcuid giiv s. each,
many hundr- .U who wonld snbsoibe $0j
each" and the nomW-r whe wocld give $25 i
S.V1 and tiOO ami from tuat to 310O ev-h '
would be Urge reopte everywhere iu tee
county, along th route, up on the Santiaro.
in Aitsany. l'ortlanei, along tne't r :ina
ia
Sen nfmisua, would buy shares t
ct.-s-k in tm
laWsslsssaiM
build tbe roa-l
we:
A Si RTLlts. Es-uire U A .'ohson. Jr.. j
ha iven to Sodaville recently and he is an-1
thority for tbe statement tint the sews j
paper" circulating tlie report that the state 1
spring at Sodaville ha ran dry is doing an
injustice Tbere 1 plenty of water in ihe
spring and it is just good in it supply
and its medicinal virtues as it over was. j
With the appropriation t-f oX msde t'y :
the legislature there has been Imilt a nice j
house around the spring- thirty by forty j
feet, twenty-eight Ian high. Th building j
is two store acd from the upper one there j
is a delighttul view, a
ghtful view. A nice cement nosr
also surroands the spring and in fact every
arrangement is complete an-: '.-Msin. in.
state owns an acre of ground embracing the
s,--rinirs, which are under the control of the
citv government of BodswiHc. hence their
official supervision costs nothing. Tho
contract pn-e fcr the building was
wnich will leave a surplur M JuM to turn
into the state treasnrv cr it might be used
to put up at tlie springs a statue sj Senator
Jeff Myers, their especial champion.
Statesman.
Oct of thi.
Advance irircs tb
Would. The Lebanon
I folln sing, which dunild
make every reader of it rei 'ice in an ex
istence in the WittsVaMM valley: Mrs
Flora Funk, who recently accompanied her
brother. lr I M Smith." to his home in
More. Sherman county, does not like that
country at all. Following is an extract
from a" letter from Mrs Funk: More is a
wonderful place about as big as Sodaville,
but as dry as a de-sert. Alt tho yards bene
ore as dusty as the roid iu front ot our
homo in Lekinon. and tlie dry wtsd is
blowing a hurricane all the time, keeping
the air full of dnst. All tho doors and
windows have to bo kept esOSswL m .iter is
peddled alKiut tho streets li.e milk is at
home. More has no well, but uses cistern
water, which tastes like lye. and I cannot
bear it without putting lemon sugar in it
I would not make my home here if they
would give me a good deed to the whole
country. A person might as well be in
Alrica as here; it is clear out of the world.
Have not heard one item al now since
reaching here; not an ' OregonLvn'' comos
to this placi.
ReliakHta Scarvtoes.
Christian Chtircli. Subject of sermon at
the Christian Church Julv -IKh, -If Christ
Should Come Tixlay. Would You B--Roaily'r""
In the owning iromptlv at S
o'clock the justor will preach the first ser
ntitn on a soric on "The tV.ir lireat Lights
of the Koformatioti" John Wyclif. Martin
Luther. John Wesley, and Alexander
Campbell, 'lhese will lie of interest to all.
You are welcome to attend ull tliese ser
vices. By special request tlie pastor wiil
repeat a senmon ho lately preiched on. "A
Clnnge of Heart." on tha tirst Sunday in
August.
fJadtod Pre.-bytcri'tn : Prof J A tlrier, D
D, of Alieghei.y N'minary. ADcghtr.y.
l'onti. will pivach morning and eivnimr, 3
S 2::W, C Vl You are invito.! to
worship with us tomorrow.
The services tomorrow at the Prebj
toiian church will l? as follows; Preaching
at 10:.' 0 a in. by th pastor. S S at 1 1 :4o a
m, Junior C E at 4 p m. Y P S C E at 7 B
111. There will le. no prsjAciustg in the
evening.
Kev Riley Little of the IJaitad Presby
terian church will address tho men's nnvt
ing tomorrow at 4 p m at the Y M l A
rooms.on a gospel theme, t'ome and hear.
When rravrltnc.
Whstbor on pleasure bent, o,- business,
take on every trip a bolile of Syrup of
Figs, a It act moit p'eisanllv and el,
feciually on the kidneys, livei and bo- s s
preventing fesers, ueadaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in 5-jc and $1
bottles bv all leading druggists. Manu
factured by the Cetitornta Y Ig Syrup Co
only.
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Baking
Powder
HOME AND ABROAD
Ice cream - and io cents a dish at Mrs
V'ierick's fee cream parlors, cor J'd &
Brosdaibin.
An aesor centu of Oregon will cc
cur next year. These er.uc are very
unsaUsfact ry.and had better not be tak
en. In the ie iritt race of the to mrle bicycle
series at Siem, Chester Murphy wa tbe
winner lati evening for lbs third lime.
he time of the race w a 29:58 2-5; best
nite,
A new suit it that of O P Cos'now and
W T t'ochran agt Wm Cochran of Sin
J "- f r $10,000, in which the lat'ers
propert at Brownsville i attached.
T' e poverty ocial at the Baptl! church
las' evening wa an enjosable affair. A
nrarrsr all wore their bet outfit there
"sere fcOod mini fine, snd hmcejtome
eienue.
A dispatch to day nates that in a naval
engagement between the Jipaneea-d
Chinese iiie J? t ucceeded in linking
the Chinese war ship Ttao K'ang. ft
looks a if the Jap will make It warm for
the Cdestial.
Recewily Postmaster Tho MonVeith lost
a fi e Iii.h setter bird dog, one of the best
blooded animal in Albany, vaioed very
highly. A day or two ago tbe remsins
were found ia the woodthed of a vacant
house on seventh ureet.near Ferry. The
dog had evidently becc poisoned .
A SanFrsncUco dispatch ay: E'ery
SjarmiK in the ;a'e t working over time
to upply actual order from tbe Orien',
not anticipated deniand. Canned goof
men have received Urge orders aito, and
a'ready trade in ihl city ha been greatly
stimulated in those particular line.
the rr. aver of the national grange has
been sending out cfrcn'ar to tbe Patron
cf Husbandry urging them
vattou senators in behalf of
to en 11 the
the anti-op
uon mil wr.icn na pissec me oouse ana
t now bef ore 'he Senate. The intention
is to '.op gambling in farm products.
Ellensbur i r0 hsve an a uminum
Uciorv. compauv having been formed
with targe capital a nder thr law of the
state of Washing:on. 10 build a factory,
there far the manufacture cf aluminum
ia i.Jvario form. Ii wrll be a branch
of he Hirsch compsny of Chicago. Ihey
say they wi'.l put in about $ion,oco wrr.n
of machine- ai.d maiufacture oa a lar -e
seal-.
Same two Joi n of tbe atiiking section
men fom ibe skiiciui who had been
tu, ia- io AMand.
rit JJl . T
ten: their bos to the
City but week at J teceived through him
I te w ge dt:c ; : t . Or? Monday or Tes-
day tbey nearly al! look thetiain for Dur.s
j muli . 'Most of the other strikers who
j made themselves cocipicuou about tbe
; depot here tn intimidating, insahing and
1 r idici-'dcg as -scab"' all the men who
, Weill iv wt iin nit lAiiuusin, uac IJOi.v
, n ; : . 1 . - rs i:r . r-
fesn s'angerwii naethtic given by
Littler the Dentist.
J e'"r?
Rr r'"1' den tr, as ac.sone.
Five yew's practtewfn Aftvsny saeans
'hat Littler the dentist U here to stay.
Bur venr specUct and eve giavves.
t (rerch's Jewe'rv sto-e . price hi
; keeping with the times.
a-L, r , iinr, r,.- r,r.r.-
! tac'.,"and'eve glasses when sou ranee
nr Oiirg 1 oa want at French's Jewe'rv
ore a; price that are just and right and
fai'. Every pair warranted.
Mrs Ashby withe to announce the op
ening of her Ml,t'nery and Notion store
un July Kth. Call and see ber in the
Maton building crosite Democrat effice
fcr bargains
Dt Lowe ha c'mt back to n-egon to
sanj ; si ihi country is good ti.ugh for
hUn. He wip, come to Albany at least
orce cacti vear. A an opttcl.i lr Lowe
has ro supeiior. Have hi-i iet ycur
eve at once. To be found at Dr Littler"
office tiil Monday evening.
lir Lowe, the g-adute optian who
j did ach effecuve work in adjusting glass
es when he a be-e before I again In
our city. This 1 a rare opfortunti for
our people to get what Ihey need in thi
me. tits ; tav 1 limited to a very short
, pe. Vod
Eves letted free a: Dr Littler
cfS:e.
Matrimosial. On July 27. ISM, at
' the St Charles Hotel in Albanv, Mr
Joseph Kelso and Miss Emily Cohnay, of
Lebanon, were nnited in marriage b;
Jnstice J C Powell.
L:ce"iJ hi. been issue j tr the mar
riage of J M VI oo.se and Mary BeU Fox.
A sut for dtvo-ce ha been begun tn
wntch Mary K Malson is plaat-ff and
W V aison is defendant.
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purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on !;c Liver
and Kid
Than
Pills
evs. Try it
Sold by a!
Drtiggitt-i in Li-mid, or in PoWde
to la taken dr or made intoa let,
Tha Rlr.g of Urer SI. : t'ut-i.
- I lu,e j ' sS!aini.rriIJverBeS!f
..!.' nui n.i i-e.-' .- i-.t;ot; - -ae
kic of a.t In- -r 1. . .I., ines. I eoii-IJer It si
aiolU-mer' l i'-lf. iitjx. W. JaCW
r.T&ru. W eshintm.
sa-irt'Eri packai :
a U e Stn.r. in rel tm ut,
'Teaching it uc nolIt-t art bat tbe
sorriest trade."
TEXTH ANNUAL LviN
STATE HOEMAL SCHOOL
A training school for teache r?, theory
and practice combined.
MroC2 nrofeaeional coarse and we!
equipped model EchooL
rnorouah .re-parat.y zad acaoesnie
eoonae.
Normal. Advanced Norma!, Businea,
Musk and Art Departments.
Lieht expenses. Board and Iodzintr.
books and tuition not above $150 per
vear.
The town of Monmoo'h bae a heauititni
and healthful location in the very heart
of the Willamette Vallev twelve- mile
south west of the State Capital. It lias
no saloons.
The Normal School diploma entitles
one to teach in anv county in the state
without any farther examination. Grad
uates command good positions.
Expenses. Tuition per term of ten
weeks: Normal $6J5; Sub-Notmal $5;
Commercial p.i". Boojvi and lodging :
B0aniatN0rraalK11inzH.il. $1.75 per
week; furnished rooms, with fire and
light, from $1.00 to $1.23 per week.
Bosvrd and lodgmx in private families
from $3.00 to $3.50 per week.
Vitalirv and growth have aiwavs char-
acterined the work of the Normal ScbooL
The anmiis. year pr93?ec Is he weswr-
Use nest m its nistory.
Oatalognee cheerfully sent on applica
tion. Address
P L Cahtbex. Preadent.
or V A Wax. SecTetarv of Faouitv.
W. L. Douclas
S3 SHOE
IS THE ntET.
ROSMUCMIM&
5. CORDOVAN,
slFICssJeMlssM
S 3.5? PQUCE.3 Soles.
5f2
MsW v.-, ,
"S rrvr5
LADIES-
. aasSLal C- it n
BESTS"- 1.
SESO FOB cj.-jx.
L DOUCLAS,
BROCKTON. MASS.
Yoa eaa save sawwey Sy rckiiiM W. L.
Dwwctw saaes.
fjaawac. we are tbe lairest asaxrsEartrer 01
advertised shoe ia tbe world, and KTiarantee
the valae by stansiBar tbe use and price on
lb' bottom, wbicb prctect v--a ajainst hlS
pnees and tbe aaiddleman proSt. Oar shoes
-aal castosB work ia style, easy filling sad
wearing qoalilie. We bave tbera sold every
where at lower prke far tbe valwe gi-ren tbas
anv other make. Take wo swbst-.txle. It yoar
dealer cannot wpply yow. we can. soIJ. by
THE I E BLAIM
CLOTHING CO
Re? i ORB, S?afiglisls
Cf Pea M- In-. Iowa, write nirlate I
;lreh 2S. 1S95:
3. B Mkv Mig. Co.,
Dnfur, Oregon.
stcfw1asew f
On arriving b-sme iaat wrek, 1 fonr.l al
well and anxiously a-vaitinar. Our Ititie
girl, stsht and Ooe-h. lf years old, who bad
wa ted away to 3S p-uods, ia now wH,
strong and ngoroa, and we'd deahed op.
S. B. Ccogh Cure ta dine tta Wwra welt.
80th of tbe cbildicn like it. Isja S B.
Cough Care has CSUSal and '-.yl away a!t
hoarsette from me. So grratt to crv
oce, with gre-'inir for all Jj Wrsfcicg yea
p rot oei i y. we are
Toora, M 1 A lias J K 1 w i
II nJQ :i frvlnmr .-,J .hcs.rfa a;
teria Spring work, etaa - i-oor ayst.w wit 4 lb
waawavww oi i.ar- , . i .aaiof 1 I
tOML9tfb --VWS.
U BU par txrttki 6J all
Si 4 a t rswiUre . SSaSSaSBBS kv
A CLAIMING.
VIGOR of MEN
Easily. Qslcsri,
WEAKNESS
KERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
aid all the train ef wrlta
from early errors or later
wases. she ivsules ot
sickness,
w vwrr.elis. FuUslrvugt a.
developmeat and loe
k o ery oncaa .-si
Sxtlos or the bodr
mpl. aaturatmwtbods.
luiniAltale lnliromi I
si FsU-.;wfpoaB)s.
m ratueneva. ts
evplJasav aal P
Stalled MBBSS I re-..
ESiE sTCfeCrU. .
ourr. n.
FOSHAY MASON
l'-S S !-
Draggisisand Bookiseih
A ireute for John B. Atdee'a puBllr. '
iraiiiaftslotia B. Alaec'a ouails. 'lo- a
arniSh we aeU at publtaner'a prase- k
iiatageaddad
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