The state rights democrat., December 14, 1894, Image 3

Weskt.t Dkmocrat. $1.75 per year
n advance. $2.00 at end of year.
Z How It HarPKNkD. Saturday evening
the Democrat mentioned an accident to
Mr Alex Brandon, the particulars of
which had not been received. Mr Bran
don was attempting to put a halter on a
young colt on hie farm near Plainview,
when the colt turned and kicked Mr
Brandon hitting him in the face, crash
ing the frontal and nasal bones. He
..was taken unconscious to his home and
iTMastonof this city and Dr J B
nenry sent for. They attended him as
soon as possible. The brain was re
lieved of the pressure and the wound
dressed. Mr Brandon is lying in a critic
al condition. His recovery is an uncertain
event. He is a pioneer of Linn county,
an ex county commissioner and a man
of sterling worth . His friends will uni -versally
hope for his speedy recovery.
Wdi rl just received from Mr Brandon
is that he is improving, and is able to
talk and recognize those around him.
A Wonderful Difference. The fol
lowing should make Oregonians think
they are the paradise of low taxes:
Washington raises $7 of state taxes
where Oregon raises $1, and Spokane
county raises proportionately $40 where
Multnomah county raises $10 of taxes
lor county purposes. At first it would
seem that this wide difference would al
most be impossible in states lying side
by side, with resources almost identical.
An intelligent idea of this difference,
however, can be had from a study of the
governments and statutes of the two
states. Geo W Belt formerly district
attorney of this district said on the sub
ject: "Our taxes a:e something stupend
ous and something mast be done for re
lief. By all means let something be
done. We can't stand the present con
dition of affairs much longer. When
taxes get to be five pei cent of the real
value of our property we will either
-have to reduce them or leave the state."
All Day Prater Mkktinq. To
morrow will be a day of prayer at the
United Presbyterian church beginning
at 10 o'clock and extending to 4 o'clock.
10 11. "What means this service.-'
Rev J T Abbett, leader.
11 12. "What wilt thou have me
to do?" Rev C H McKee, leader.
12 1. "Our responsibility for others."
Rev E R Prichard. leader.
1 2. Prayer for the unsaved. Rev A
S Copley, leader.
2 3. The Spirit and the individual.
Mrs Peake, leader.
S I. Answered prayer and testimo
nies. Rev Riley Little, leader.
All christian people and those inter
ested in religion are invited to attend all
or any part of these services.
Dratii ry Culori jo (. r tome
time past, the six-yes old on of George
Lyons has been suffer g rom hip joint
troubles which finally bro e into a tun
ning sore, the bones l com ig decayed.
As a last resort in ei eav ring to eave
the fellows life an opei tio 1 for the re
moval of the diseased ort n was performed-
It was done l On Paine &
Kuykendall, assisted by Dr T W Harris.
When the operation was a tout concluded
it was noticed that breathing had stop
ped. Artificial respiration was at once
resorted to and kept up for ac hour, and
heart stimulants were also administered,
but all to no avail. Death from chloro
form is comparatively rare bat its use is
always accompanied with some risk.
Eugene Guard.
How Ha Was Killed. The Toledo
Post gives the following accouut of the
death of Wm Hosier, mentioned a few
days ago: Wm Mosier, an employe at
Pioneer Rockquarry, was crushed to
death by the fall of the mast for a new
derrick being erected at the quarry, on
Wednesday. The mast which did the
work (a log about three feet in diameter)
was being hauled up a steep hill-side
when the rope broke, the men all jump
ed ont of the way of the log which was
descending to the railway track below
almost with lightning rapidity, save
Mosier, who was caught between the
mast and cars and mashed to death in
tbe twinkling of an eyr.
White vs Metzoab. Fire matters are
assuming some of their old time liveli
ness. At tbe regular meeting of Albany
Engine Co No 1 held Thursday evening
Mr J W White, one of the moat active
members, paid the president, Mr Charles
Metzgar, his compliments, and was fined
50 cents; they were repeated with inter
est and another fine imposed. Amotion
was made to make the fine 5 a hen the
trouble was stopped for the time being.
This noon Metzgar and White met in
.front of the Rasss House. The latter
tootinued his remarks of Thursday even
ing, when Mr Metzgar sent out one of
his famous shoulder shotaand Mr White
sat down on the sidewalk. Farther
trouble was prevented by friends.
Next Saturday. Considerable in.
terst is being taken in the con ing fcot
ball game between the Salem Y M C A
and the Albany team, at Salem on next
Saturday. The Albany boys are practic
ing daily on the college campus. Mr
George Washburn will plar fall back,
Marvin Turner, right half back and
captain, Sena McFarland, left half back
and manager ; Walter Biddle, quarter
back ; Rocky Willis, right tackle ; John
Talt, left tackle: Herbert Shannon,
right end ; Angus Graham, left end;
Frank Wood, center; Nixon, right
guard ; Louis Dyer, left guard.
Jiff by Odds. The matter Df select
ing a state flower is again oeing agitated.
' At Hood River some two years ago the
state horticultural society selected tbe
' Oregon grape as being peculiarly fitted
.for this p. ace of honor, but now some of
uhe esthete want something else. If it is
absolutely necessary that tbe state have
a sower all its own, we suggest that
stick by the Oregon grape, unless iDdeed
Jeff Myers can be persuaded to accept
he position. The Dalles Chronical.
Councilman Iv'ein, of Salem, is in the
city.
Thomas Monteith, postmaster at Al
bany, was an overland passenger for
home last evening after a pleasant visit
among friends here. Salem Statesman.
0 Scherlburg. at one time a resident
of the jail at Hillsboro and afterwards
in the insane' asylum for a while, is now
a lieutentant in the Japanese navy, his
mind being all right.
Mr and Mrs Jos Britton, of East Pales
tine, Ohio, are in the city, the greets of
Rev and Mrs Riley Little. They are on
their bridal trip. Mr Britton is an uncle
of Mrs Little. He is one of the unfortu
nates who manipulates printers ink.
The Albany Social Club will give a
social on Christmas night that will be
novel. Each gentleman will draw a
number and take the young lady holding
the corresponding number to lunch, pay
ing for her according to her bight.
G B Height has returned from the
Bay, Mr WN Miller, who was with him,
writes that there has been a tremendous
storm there, and that the cottage on
Nye Creek in which he was temporarily
living was trembling like a cat with a
fit.
Allan R Slauscn, well known in the
Northwest as a newspaper writer of muck
note, is still in Washington City, where
he is reporting the proceedings of the
senate this winter for the Washington
News in addition to his work as corres
pondent of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Ex.
Dr Collins, a graduate of the American
college of Dental Surgery, of Chicago has
formed a partnership with Dr Littler of
this city, making a strong and reliable
firm, whom the public mav have no
hesitency in patronizing. Dr Collins
comes well recomnended with six years
of experience.
The Cottage Grove correspondent of
the Eugene Register says : Our genial
lawyer, W H (jooper, who opened an
office here this fall, went to Albany Sun
day, returning Tuesday bringing his
family with him. They are keeping
house in Mr Stoffers house and wiU
make a fine addition to the society of
our town.
Joaquin Miller, the Poet of the Sierras,
and George Partington, an artist of note,
have engaged passage on the next
steamer to sail (or Honolulu. They have
been engaged by Eastern publishers to
prepare a history of Hawaii, to be writ
ten bv loaoutn Mil'.er and illustrated bv
Mr Partington, and it is their intention
to remain in the islands several months.
Maj H M Thornton left on the over
land this morning for Syracuse, N Y,
where he will reside with a daughter-in-law.
Maj Thornton formerly resided at
Danville, Pen n. He was a resident of
Albany for ten years, always boarding
at tbe Revere House, where he had the
same room and the same place at the
table. The Democrat predicts his re
turn to Oregon after one winter in tbe
east.
The uncertainty of life has been
brought very forcibly to the mind of the
Man about Town. Three weeks ago his
cousin, Charles Pike, of Rochester, N ,
was an example of health and physical
perfection. For ihree seasons he had
held the champion amateur athletic
medal of that city of amateur ath'etee.
He was taken with typhoid fever and
died in a week. Besides h:a prominence
as an athlete he was a member of the
republican cuun.y committee, and an
employee in tbe Water Works office.
ihoueh unknown here ot course.
THE DICKENS CARNIVAL.
Electric Lights.
The following list shows the number and
cost per month of electric lights in the
principal cities of tlw Northwest. A pe
rusal will he of interest and an eye opener
in many respects, and certainly whon com
pleted no one can accuse Albany of being
extravagant, many cities no larger nor
wealthier spending several times as much
tcr electricity.
i umber.
Astoria 3
Baker City 48
Olvmpia 4(
Walla WaKa 34
Fair Haven 38
Everett 38
Puyallup 33
Anacortes 2i)
North Yakima '2t
Port Townsend 55
South Bend 21
The Dalles ...20
La Grande 20
Eugene 26
Albany 13
Moscow 16
Colfax 13
Mt Vernon 13
Pendleton 15
Hoquiam 19
Dayton 13
Rosehurg 14
Pocatello 10
....8
...10
. .387
. Gil
...12
.200
Boiss City.
Walaee
Tacouia
Portland
Oregon City. .
Spokane
Seattle 123
New Whaieom 100
Midnight Service.
Hiilsboro 11
Teko a 4
Forest tlrove 16
Silverton 3
Dallas 18
Ashland 21
Oaksdale 14
Prica.
$11 00
11 00
11 50
11 50
10 50
11 50
12 00
12 00
12 00
11 00
13 50
12 00
12 00
10 00
10 00
11 50
16 00
15 00
18 00
12 00
12 50
13 94
13 00
12 00
10 00
IS 00
9 40
9 50
8 00
10 25
9 00
10 00
10 00
S 00
8 00
7 50
7 00
9 53
order.
Piek-
Kcsoluticni of Condolence.
Hall of Y MCA Albany College, Dec
11, 1894.
Whereas, It has pleased the All-wise and
Supreme Ruler of the universe, in His
providence, to call from our midst Nicho
las B Sprengw, our esteemed and Moved
member; be it
Resolved. That the sincere and heartfelt
thanks of the Y M C A of Albany College
be extended to the bereaved parents and
reiativ,'-; tr;i-ting that in tljts sad hour
they may look to our Heavenly Father, the
Shepbeid and Bishop of our souls, and
receive that peace and comfort which He
alone can bestow.
Be it further Received. That a copy of
these resolutions be spread upon the min
utes of our association, a copy be rent to
each of the Albany papers for publication,
and a copy be sent to the bo reared family.
J E TORBET, )
E Stewart, t Committee.
Bert Wight )
in
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pes-
The dress rehearsal for the Dickens Car
nival held at the opera house last evening,
though only part appeared in costumes,
speaks for the success of the carnival. It
promises to be one of tho greatest carnival
treats in the history of Albany. In the
grand march nearly 150 characters will bo
in line. There will bo Mr Welter and his
crowd, David Copperfield and friends,
Little Nell, Martin Chuzzlewitt, Little
Dorritt, Mr Dombey, our Mutual Friend
and Nicholas Nkkieby, and their many
constituents. Ifwill ue interesting busi
nosd hunting out the prominent characters
so as not to get Utrah Heap and Ham
Weller mixed up, nor take Major Cottle
for Stiueere, cr the Marchioness for Maggie.
This is to excite the curiosity shop of your
brain. It will only cost 15 cents to go, 35
cents for three nights; children 10 cents.
Following is the program for the open
ing night, Wednesday, Dec 12:
Fnosc Pickwick Pai'br3.
The Pickwick Club-Called to
Address to members by Hon Samuel
wick, interruption by Mr Mutton.
Hunting Scene members of Pickwick
club, Winklo accidentally shoots and
slightly wounds Tupman, who is carried
from the field.
The susceptible Tupman and coquettish
Misi Wardlo. Interview in the arbor.
The avowal of love. Discovery by Joe. the
fat boy. Course of true love is not a rail
way. Pickwick and his landlady, Mrs Bardell
Informs her of his intention to employ a
manservant. She misunderstands, imagines
it I proposal. Faints. Untimely entrance
of her little son, also Tupman, Winkle and
Snodgrass.
Mrs Leo Hunters breakfast youth and
beauty of village present. Introduction
of Pickwick and fo'Iowers. Mrs Hunter,
in character of Minerva, urged to recite
ode to Expiring Frog, her own composi
tion. Beautiful! Touching! So Pathetic!
Sam Weller in love. Pretty maid. Mary.
Indites Valentine with assistance of Elder
Wellers tender sentiments.
Middle aged lady. Double bedded
room. Pickwick get in wrong room.
Discovery. Surprise is mutual ; apolegic
in vain. Flees from wrath of enraged
maiden lady.
Christmas ete at Mr Wardles. Grand
time. Every body happy. Mistletoe from
ceiling. Ancient vustom. Pickwick em
braced by your.? ladiea. Is envied by all
present. All jollity and mirth . We won't
go home till morni ng.
From David Copprrfield.
March of characters.
Music by Copperfield orchestra
David happy home tableau .
Piano solo by Mrs Dt Strong.
Peggottys boat house punt.
Vocal solo by Agnes W icktiold.
Betsy Trot woods home tableau.
Wedding scene tableau
Micawber denounces Uriah Heep punt.
Reconciliation.
Dr Adams returned this noon from a trip
to Portland.
Attorney General Chamberlain, of Port
land, is in tbe city.
Mi and Mrs C E Smith, of the Le) anon
P O went to Portland this noon.
Judge Chenowith, of Corral! U, went to
Corvallis to day to argue three cases in the
supreme court
Mrs E E Parrish went to Salem lb is noon
after her sister-in-law. Mrs Webster, who
is greatly improved in health.
HOME AND ABROAD
Killed a Couoak. A correondent of
the Salem Journal says: L M Ornsby, of
Silver Creek, is tbe hero of these part just
at present, and the cause of his glory is the
killing of one ot the largest cougars ever
seen in the state. For several weeks past
sheep men have boen pestered nearly to
loath by the depredations of a mountain
lion or cougar of tremendous size. The
beast would roam about and take his pick
from among tho choicest of tbe flock and
retire to feast at his leisure. Party after
tn..p firmbl Willi tilt PXtlfPSR tllimnui
of running the intruder down but they were , s"r,s fault
always unsuccessful in their efforts-. Mr, Instead of as
Ornsbv was one of tho heaviest losers and
determined to do away with tho pest that
was so destructive to his property. For
two long weeks he watched, waited and
trapped but at last he was rewarded and on
visiting his trap tho other morning was de
lighted to find the lion there, safe and
sound. Before the animal could be killed
ho succeeded in "doing up'" two tine dogs.
Reached Harrisbuiui. On the local
last Saturday afternoon ti man and woman
nrrived in Harrisburg who arc very poor
specimens of humanity, seperiallytpBaHtn.
It is a combination that is hard to linflsi
stand. The man is an able bodied man,
yet he prefers to "beat'' his way rather than
earn his living by some honorable means.
We learn from a prominent citizen of Al
bany that while they were in that city the
went from houre to house, lgging fur
Kmnotliinir tn eat. Thev had two small
.... V , ,, . . . I . . . . ' . t ..
children with them waeu tney arrived in nunm writing it icoks as though we
Albiinv who were about famished, but were nnht be going to have a tin days of nice
taken by Mrs L K Hlain, president of the usins ior a change
Ladies Aid Society, and placed in the or- Itev McKlrov and wife, of Philomath
phans' home. When they arrived here j and Rev Morrow, of Jefferson, are holding
tbey had evidently trade a raise as they a protracted meeting at tbe school house,
had money to "blow" for beer. There is J They report very good attendance consider
a place for such people and they should be i ing the rainy weather and bad roads, thev
The Dickens Carnival to night. Grand
march at 8 o'clock.
Mrs Ohas A Riley the talented elocu
tionist will appear at the Carnival to night.
Secure your reserved seat for the Car
nival helore It l too late. 137 s
tickets have already been sold,
It Is an interesting fact that though
ii.ere is probably over S300.000 in all the
banks of Linn countv, only $30,193 Is
given in to the assessor, This Is not the
stated yesterday the assess
nn-ni ior las: yesr was: (insa value. 19.-
J76i9'7i exempiions $684,057; net taxable
property, fo.saj.syj; foils, 2,605. the
reduction this year ts $1,122,690.
The Postal Telegraph compsnv see ns
to be extending Its lines. Monday at
New York the property rights ot the
unticu L.incs lelegtaph company were
sold for $30,000 to a representative, ic is
said, of J W Mackey.
A ununified specimen ot a cat was found
under one of the old buildings being torn
out on Ninth street to make room for the
Conser brick block . It Is well preserved
mm wuuia ao credit :o any museum. It
should be sent to the Smithsonian Insti
tute. Eugene Guard.
Are you interested in
Potutocdom.
ut there.
That place is the workhouse.
The Salkji Team. The Journal gie
the following as the makeup of the Salem
V Mt'A team that will play Albany on
next Saturday at Salem: Babcock. c; Gil
bert, r g; Judd, I g; Keene. r t; Chase. 1 1;
Evans. re;Jessup. 1 e; Holman, b;
Coleman, r h b; Olfnger, I h b; Paige,
captain, f b. The Salem team has the ad
vanUge of having played five or six games, j alout the house
me was piaved EnU afternoon with the
V illamett. so that tbev i!l enter
are of the Evangelical persuasion
Ed Snyder had the misfortune to get
belated on one of the islands down oa tbe
Uantiaui tbe other night, consequently be
took squatters right to a small piece of
land, and made the best of it till morning.
Harry and Frank Thompson sold the
remainder of their potatoes to Chas Smith,
of Jefferson, consideration 26 cts per bu.
L Thomnunn i !.! tn nn ..!
f w WS UU'l
Mevokiax.
Mr Nicholas B Sprenger was born in
this city Jan 2nd 176 and died Nov 28,
1894. In his death the home lost an affec
tionate faithful son and brother and society
one whom it regarded with confidence ao'd
' r.K ! -'t in t K otfthvtlvvwim m rt . 1 or,.rr.
the . wnortfk Hrt ii fbiiKfnl and innviAr.
Man about Town feels like putting itf piiigflv and well, he discharged everv
print hie regards for a young man of daty and committed to him. He was
purecnaracier, asKenue as a woman. 1 conscientious, honest and painstaking
" "" - uie performance of all his tasks. He
origin intellect, one wno ior nearly u 1 a and even temrjerammit. I . u ...J ,n u., ....l,r
His intimate acquaintances alwa s spoke j Corvallis Times.
in ine niguest praise o: nis character.
"Nicholas was a good boy" is tbe univer
sal verdict of those who 'knew him. and
his sudden and earlv departure from this
1 life bronght sorrow to many hearts, beside
those of his bereaved family and relative
As a christian yoontr man' Nicholas lead
an exemplary life. He was a faithful mem-
1 .'ir .talc IfUrn... 1.1 c.tA . :.::
the father-in. -law : 1 TK,.
ed bv the IKfeTlC AibanY team - U,d Ua" till running his
has splendid material : but the handicap of : "7i.1 M "fy,-f?n
. . : . . . wrv TIT L ill . I rr 11.
uncci aspics
ISalemseiptrienceisabigone. p 10.
t 4 rv r, l . s . " F" e 10 uig aown here in pc
The All Da v Priye meeting he'u in ; tatoedom yet.
tbe United Presbyterian church yesterday Paul perry, of Hard Scrabble, has in
was well attended, especially during the ; rested in a new horse
aftomocn hours Everv church in the city r. , ' ... , ..
was well represented and the spirit of unity ' JTjZjl .' m k"u
and oMMaTof pur, inanifeitad. tended 11 ht ,n " a feW
to draw these christians very dose together.
Surely every person who participated in.. iiai Dai bid drfiance to posdtry eat
this praser meeting received a rich bleas- 1 mg varmenu, at be has built a new chick
ing. Mr Peaks mm last evening was i b'se
on of great power and pathes. The large Quite a number of the young Uocda
audience listened attentively while she
pictured with great vividness the 'Suffer
ings of the Lord Jesus Christ."' Truly,
she had a message to deliver to the unsav
ed, and she did it with eloquence and
power. Services tonight at the usual hour
Bible readings each afternoon this week at
3 pm. Subject. The Holy Spirit . '"
ThrK.xdW Want.-It la rcpoted
thousands of people will rotne to Ortgon
this coning lew years. We wast thous
ands of people, but e do not want thous-
ans ot prop.e who reach here dead broke
veara was a member 01 Uie same house
hold of the Man about Town, a continual
ray of sunshine among those with whom
be was associated.
was
Ya-the
John Cook, a hoy 14 vears of age,
recently killed on Upper Bear Creek,
quina Bay, bv shooting himself in
chin.
Mat Scott has just returned from tbe
foot hilis with a car load of cattle, which
be will ship to Portland, tie leporta
snow lying on tbe foot hills.
The steamer Eugene will make regular
trips to Albany. Mr George Acheson
has been appointed loca'. agent, and will
ru6t.e for ibis excellent boat.
On account of the severe storm -at the
Bay the steamer Homer
from salllr.g for about three day
South Coast is on this side ajraitmg the
abating of the storm.
The firemens election was in progress
'.his afternoon. The fight was between
W W Rowell of No as, and Merrill D
Phillips for chiff engineer, and Fred
tJ'.ount and Albert bteiimaker tor assist
ant chief, the later being an independent
candidate.
Fair Oaks Circle No 1, the Ladies ot
the GAR will give a social at the OAR
hall on Tuesday night the inn. A gooa
program will be gien and refreshment
served. Every one i cordially tnvittd to
attend. Only lo cents admission. Pro
gram will begin at S o'clock.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church are arranging ior a sociable (with
fancy articles for slej on Wed, Dec 19th
at the house of Mrs Wallis Nash, fourth
and Montgomery.
A schoolteacher near Mitlon. Umatilla
county, while punishing a pupil, was at
tacked by five grown boys. The teacher.
Charles Howard, pulled a pistol and stood
them off while he continued to give the
unruly pupil a whipping. This is the
same district in which Frank Fletcher and
Peter Gaakell amended school the boys
who murdered Chas Petrie on Llnkton
mountain two years ago. Ex.
Who Backed Out.
of O 1 Bard well and Martha A Kiter. and
George E Glass and Vesta Turner.
Mias Celia Pennington, who has been
conducting junior service at the Baptist
Mr 0 E Brown, district passenger agent
of tbe Union Pacific, of Portland, was in
the city today, on business connected with
his popular line
Mr Tom ScneH, nephew of DC ScLell.
arrived in Albany a few days ago from
Canada, and is the meat of his uncle. He
ber of the l?t Presbyterian church and also i formerly resided in Albany for awhile.
of tbe Y P S C E. Very seldom was he ab- Pen Blevins arrived from the Willamette
sent from the Sabbath 'services: By his! Wednesday, he came across the Lebanon
route horse-back, and reperts the snow two
feet deep on the summit. Prineville Re
view. MrTiiomas Brandon, whi was in the
city to day, reported his brother. Alex
Brandon, recently injured by being kicked
by a horse, as rapidly improving with
good prospects of recovery.
Ih Hill went to Salem this morning re
turning this noon, after having attended a
patient there. The Dr remarked that he
remembers when he used to make the trip
by stage in several times that length of
time.
License has been issued for tbe marriage Wc pePe with some money, no
cneenui. consistent cnnstian me ne rec
corr. memkd the religion be professed to all
around him.
He will not soon be forgotten bv his co
workers. "Blessed are the dead which die
in tbe Lord from henceforth: vea saith the
has been kept SPirit xiaLt tbey may rest from' their labors
three das. The j ani tir wor'8 d follow them. I
Assessment.
Tbe assessment roil of Linn county lias
been completed, and shows tbe following:
Acres of cultivated land. I92S01,
value $2,475,555
Acres of unimproved land 37562)
value 1.273.215
Improvements on deeded land . .
Town lots 6S4.HS5
Improvements on town Iota 577,8 5
Improvement 011 land not deeded
or patented 15,790
Railroad lines, telegraph line,
electric lines, canals, etc 329.525
Merchandise and implements. . . Sist.SSO
Money :.190
Notes and accounts 977,486
Household furniture, etc 223.9S5
Horses and mules, 8976 260,4C
Cattle, 1343S 88.180
Sheep and goats, 3S926 40.&30
Swine, 6119 12-256
necesssrlaiiy fortunes; but enongh so that
they wlil be self supporting. Oon't come
here 10 be supported, we are not a poor
house; but come with enotieh lodiridc
op n.r farms into prune orchard, and
smaller wheat fields, or perhaps bet:er
still with money for manufacturing.
Sosic Ficiaisc. Several snen were
diacuttlrg c Piracr Bios store this morr.-
ing, with Chas Metisr the question of
mastjiie-
this vicinity expect to take in the
rade at Jefferson on the Ind.
I Se Vov.
SOCIAL AND PfcRSONAL.
Mr Hale Backensto,
la the city.
jf Dallas, has been
Menama, is in
went te Yauina to
1 Mr. Rev McCullagh
the city on a visit.
Mr John Holman
day on basineas.
Mr Harruon. who was taken to tbe asy
lum several month ago returned home to
day. greatly improved.
r (isesta Piper, of tbe news depart
ment of Use Onryoniin. came up this noon
m u.ud-i use i.aranai.
Ine Iegre of Hnor social hut nijrht
was a Terr pleasant affair. The IV.ies of
use order know how to msJre an
pasa off enjoyably.
Jack Roscoe. who rm-ntly left for Michi-
tne 5 fine he had paid the cits on account ) fD to spend the atcter. was in a railroad
of the contest with Maggie White ! t ""deot hasl and came near losing his
s-igges'ed some figuring, when It wis 1 rwnrmg some serious mjunea.
learned :he two fines, ooth ra- Sae
A Saicru Scheme.
Gross value cf property
Exemptioos
Total value taxable property
Polls
.064,275
594.115
$7. 470.1 GO
2S1
Brownsville Happenings.
Why Was It
that Arer'a Harsaparllla, out of the great
irimber of similar preparations manufac
tured throughout the world, was the only
medicine ot the kind admitted at the
World's Fair, Chicago? And why was It
that, In spite of the united efforts of tho
manufacturers of other preparations, the
tlenistsnjof , the World's Pair Directors wa
not reversed?
BECAUSE
According to Bclb 13 "Articles
1 A. ...
ui. ui uy way dangerous or of
otfenalve, also patent medicines. o
nostrums, and empirical prepara
tion, whose inc-redlenta are con
cealed, wriU not be admitted to the
Exposition," and, therefore
BBeanu Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a
patent medicine, not a nostrum, and not
a secret preparation.
BecauH its proprietors had nothing to
conceal when questioned as to tbe for
mula Irom which it is compounded.
Btcaute It Is all that it Is claimed to be
e Compound Concentrated Extract of
Sarsaparilla, and In every seru, worthy 21
tbe Indorsement of this most Important ol
committee, caned together for passing Ol
entire world.
Ayer's
ionry Sarsaparilla
r Admitted for Exhibition
AT THE WORLD'S FAIRgS
ttoooooooooooooooooocoooa
Last Thursday W E Martin left for Al
bany where a match bad been arranged
Ior him with Sky Meeks. for some rea
son or other the Albany people backed
oat and Mr Martin returned wratby at
tbe treatment ho received. When tbe
match was made it was stipulated that
his exoenses should be borne by the Al
bany cinb bat he did not receive a cent.
McMinnville Telephone Register
This la untrue. The backingout was on
tbe part ol Mr Martin On Oct 7tb be
wrote reterring to a proposed lour hand
ed match between himself, Moore, Kin
zel and Meeks, and adding: 1 don t
think a shoot of this kind can be arrang
ed. 11 you can fix things satisfactory
with all tbe boys all right, but if not 1
will tboot k r Meeks under these condi
tions: Twenty-five (25j live birds for
twenty five dollars, ($25) a side, match
to take place at tbe race trac, gate re
ceipt equally divideJ. Your people to
furnish birds. I cannot afford lo go to
Albany and pay my ohu expenses on so
small a purse as $2o, but as I agreed to
boot Mr Meeks, I will jo under the
above conditions. ''That was plain enough
that Albany was to furnish onl the
birds, which was done. On Nov 7th Mar
tin sent an agreement ol which the fol
lowing is the body : I . w h Martin have
this day deposited with Fleming A Gii
son, of McMinnville, Oregon, the sum of
$25 to be shot for at Albany on the race
track, on any day hereafter to be agreed
upon, for a purse o! $50, $25 a side.
Match to consist of twenty-five birds
each.
This deposit is made wiib the under
standing that if this match does not take
place, tbe money is to remaiu up as a
forfeit in tbe four banded match now be
ing negotiated between Kinzel, MeekB,
Moore and myself, for a purse of f400,
each man to shoot at fifty birds.
The attendance at tbe grounds was
small, the contest not having been Iver
tised and Martin refused to put up the
money and nowithstandtag the contract
claimed expenses, evidently as an excuse,
and tbe contest was declared off. A case
could not be plainer. By request the
Democrat gives these facts in order that
the Nimrod. of Western Oregon may
have the correct veraen of It.
The "liveliest" thing of which we have
heard since our last communication to your
valuable paper is the wind. Friday and
Saturday night it blew a genuine gale in
this place, frightening- women and playing
havoc with all movable things
A W Blackburn and family will soon re
turn to Albany where Mr Blackburn has
secured a permanent situation. We regret
very much to lose them from our city.
A large number of Brownsvilleites made
trips to Albany last week.
The latest and best news to the people of
Brownsville and vicinity is that after Jan
1st, we are to have two trains daily. For
nearly n year and a half we have labored
under the difficulty contingent of having
only one train each day. much to the cha
grin of all, and now that a way is to be
made by which all inconvenience will be
noviated everyone is jubilant
We understand that considerable talk
is going the rounds pointing to the union
of Krowniville and North Brownsville. If
it will only tkn a tangible form and rnate-
rialisa it will h one of the best moves ever
made by ixth corpvations. A
.s .-
Inst tf.i re jk
r -
,-Kjr ".! tie voased to
.f .i (in-uacd dine
4h line. 1-11 o Sf VO " " lO all
3m nnA n.ii UC-iana. Hall's Cstarrl
ft
Curs Is Ino only pouli o t eji
litutional dim--i recitina u. coiiniiuiionai
tbe D -ill' hi ' i Hi c i :i . '.
ro r.ow known to
ri a Demi a coo
........ H.ll'.C In : rh fur 11 Hkl'U iiiCCT-
nally, acting directly upon the lood and m
I cous surfaces of t.'iesys'.em, thereby destroying
I tjie foundation of the disease, aipi giving tbe
I patient strength bv building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. The
i proprietors have so much all in its curative
nc wers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars
I for any case that it fails to cure. Send fo
list of testimonials. . ,
Address, V. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, 0.
Mffkild by Drtuuists. 'ibu.
OiV.OUeJJ u5 -Jtl J JtflUgMptft rp3W P1D P'PJSMV
Doji't 8s), A good many men in 'Vest
ern Ore?on have had the Southern Africa
fever hence we pntlish the following from
the Telegram: "The African gold fields
are not what tbey are cracked up to be,"
said Ferdinand S Force, of routhern Ore.,
this morning, who recently returned here
lroin Uape lon.
L&gt May the alluring announcement in
some of the newspapers respecting the for
tunes to be made in African goidmining
auracicu me to mat yet suiierticially ex
plored continent. After reaching it I visit
ed nearly all the gold fields, as they call
fhoa '.here, but found nothing encourag
ing for a poor man, or one without proper
financial backing. The mines, of any im
portance, now putting out gold in anv
great quantities, are owned by English anil
Dutch corporations, which operate their
properties with negro labor, at a very low
price. inesKiiieu worg in ine mines is
performed by white men, whose pay, con
sidering tho cost of everything and the cli
mate and sther incenviences, does not
amount to much more than it does in this
country. "I met three or fourscore Ameri
cans who would be glad to leave the coun
try could tbey only find an opportunity to
earn enough to pay for a steeruge passage
home- I merely make this statement to
warn my countrymen against being misled
by this mirage. 1 would say to any Ameri
can making a living in this country, 'Do
not go to frica, for a fortune you'll never
una i ve ueen engageu in miniugon Uie lroui n
Pacific slope for 3 years, off and on, and I catarrh.
am Kure that had the so-called new hldoru-
Sale, Or., Dec. 11. The Post will
publish today a very lengthy and com
prehensive petition that will be present
ed the neat legislature for prevention of
the moving the deaf mute school to new
home five miles cast of town. A petition
is being signed by many prominent men
in the city and state, and all who have
children there. Undoubtedly- it will cre
ate considerable comment. The idea of
many is to have the new and costly mute
school turned into a girls reformatory
and build a new school for motes where
they can leant from contact with speak
ing humans. There is yet an unexplain
ed mystery about location and purchase.
Before the legislature closes it will be
aired. Many citizens are interested and
are going to eift the matter to the bot
tom. There ts always a V In advertising.
A Corvallis jury has sent a man to jat.
because, without permission from the
owner, he hunted on the "enclosed lands"
of a farmer.
The ladies of the Christian Church will
give a m!b social at the residence of Mrs
M K Rhodes 1st and Main street Tuesday
evening. All are invited.
horse was sold at CorvaMs by the
marshal acd brought the sum of $:. per
haps more than it we wocth at the begin
ning of wlnler.
The so-called Csrvallis Dancing club
were to give their hrst party at '.he opera
hov-se last Friday evening, but only two
ladle grazed the occision with toe'.r pres
ence. Times.
The following appears In the real estate
sales for Benton county in the Times;
E J Phillips and t.usband lo W L. Vance,
a and ten hundrelhs acres one mile north
of Albany, tlb.
The managers of the Dickers Carnh'a'.
having been requested by many lo have
reserved seats have concluded to do so.
Season ticket 50 cents, single admission
25 ce-.!s. For sale at Hccges A McFsr-land's.
A good rr.anv are watching to see
whether Oovertior Pennoyer pardons W
W Haundtrs and Prof Russell. Less
than a month lengcr remains for the
Governor to get in his t anion work.
What wi.! he do?
The Post In lis rtccount of the recent V
M C A district convention savs: Mr Mlch-
ener then took the fl.ior and at !ii Ir.quirv
it was found ;hat Albany college contained
2C chrlstaln young men, McMinnville
co lege, 1 1, Mon mouth 30, Pacific college
30, Agricultural college 30, Harrison I- etl
uieao, Polytechnic InstitJte la.ano v II'
amette university 50 christian young 111 n.
That Joyful Feeling.
With the exh'.lcratlng aense of reneued
health and strenght and Internal cl'anli
ness, which follows ihe use of Syrup of
Figs, Is unkown to the few who have not
progressed beyond the o"d time medicine
and the cheap substitutes sometimes off
ered but never accepted by the well informed.
paid the CTty ihe re..;jired amount, would
buj 40.000 cubic Incur of bread, or to
speak more understanding! , 400 loaves of
bread. Placed aUJe by side they wo-jll
reach t !eet. 40,000 cubic Ir.ches ol
bread for a Utile fun these hard limes
should make a man s'op and consider.
Tub 8 P asd Its Em-plotes. A dis
patch was sent out fiora San Frtxciem to
the presa last week staling, that a sweeping
redaction in salaries on the enure S P y -tern
was to go into effect oa the 1st inst..
and that hardly a man woald escape lor
railroad men cm the S P lines in hrgon
son't seem to know anything about a re
duction, bat a tbey are paid about 10 per
cent less all round lhaa like emptoyes on
other divisions of the road, the Oregon em
ploye don't look for any cut onu! the men
on the soot are put down to their level.
Ashland Hdinja.
Fibemax s Election. At the firemen s
election yesterday S) votes were cast.
Nearly every voting fireman in the city
casting his ballot. M D Phillip, of the
UAL Co. carried off the tivphy. being
elected Chief Engineer by 48 vo'ie to W
w nosreit s 42. t l mount, of .o is
was elected assistant chief, receiving 62
vo'es ami Albert Ste!k:.. - -
Robheij ix TacoMA. Mt Alex Domond
.. re.-e.nty - it f r M. w ... 1 -fctja
ea several days in Taroroa. While there
be was robbed of 35 or 530. ail the money
et had with him but about fi. Be tele-
graphed to A loony for mere and will ton
tinoe his journey East to night.
a raaixr o assLE-jjn w k lira-
ham while in the hen bcese at her ho
near mis cuv. on .Monday. BMS, spraining
one of ber ankle in a serious manner. Be
ing alone she was obliged to crawl to the
boose and await ber husbands retain fro a;
lbs city before receiving surgical attention.
The Hot Place.
A Big Stock to srlecl from is an Im
portant thing in getting jewelr t.lliais why
you should call m Will and Stark.
E'egant sterling i ver jewelry at WW a
iitarks In the latett designs, anil rnanr ol
them.
The best stock of spectacles and eye
glasses in the city at Will it Marks.
Wilt A' Stark have the goods most suita
ble for holiday presenU. Examine their
stock.
frouvcnlr spoons at Will Si Stores.
Gold headed cane and mar.y other
things just right for holiday remembran
ces at WII1& S-uks.
Kheumatisrr In the back, shou'der.
nips, ankles, elbowr, or wrists. Is caused
b accumulation of acid in she b:ood
Hooa s sarsaparllia neutralise the acid
and cures rheumatism.
flood's pilS are the best fsmily cathar
tic ana Hver medicine. HarrrJcs and
rtilabe.
New niTCHEaSnor. Boyes Bros, have
oretW a meat market : sriine tbe O
tempw? on Ferry street and will ei first
cjas meats as cheap as any shop in Albany
1 nve us a call.
A Usase will make a splendid
.'hristmas present (or vour wife. You
can get the proper thing at Read. Pea
cock A (.0 s at an extremely low figure
ior casu.
Wcsisd. Alt to know that Tinkle
turning out strictly first class photos, end Is
ine p ace 10 gel r.r.e picture
look at his work .
Tate
naxos axd One as. Save small deal
er and agent commissions by tuvinir
f . 1 44 1, .. . , 1 , . . " e
uvoi me w iiey o Alien o- direct. In
quire at H J Jones book store for prices and
int -niiauoa.
Tooth brushes at I red Dawson'
WILL & STARK .ttio jewelers
DRESS GOODS?
IF SO write to us for samples, and elate abcul the price and color youjprefer.
WE HAVE"THE.
Largest Stock
OfDrefs Gocda in Oregon t?outh of Portland. We are making a big effort
To close out
Our busfnecs in Albanv, and we have the goods and can give you the
TaCl tSfsaT possible
TRY US once and be convinced.
Road. Peacock & Go,
City Council.
Tuesday evening, Dec 11
Present Mavor. Recorder. Marshal and
(.ouncilmen Whitney, I'feiffer. linrkhart.
Marshall and Walters.
The following bills we'e ordered paid:
I Henton. I23.-J0; F Purdom, t&.lQ; Ed
Iravidson. $2; George Cobb'e. 5; G MJ
Knox, tlii X; H liosrtrs. 16: J White-
sides. (5.60; A G Long. $1 70; J P swank, f
'?; Llectrtc Ugote, 129: judges and
larks of election, continued; tann Fngiae
Co. $13.40; Costs Molten agt Albany.
NUt; Thornton agt Albany. $46 37;
Uackleman agt Albanv. W 65.
Tbe claim of Mrs M r. r arreii for the
refunding of 192 paid on street work was
disallowed
Mr I oho Schmeer. was upon recommen
dation of tbe committee on streets and
public pro trty ordered (riven 24 hours in
which to lower his side walk adjoining his
livery stable to trade and to remove his
hay scales from the street.
thief hcinneer tannais reported trial
So Is engine had never been cote' except
when being repaired, that No 2s had 1-evn
coH several times, it as stated by toe
engineer on account of poor coke. He re
Dorted all toe cisterns working well except
one at Baser and Nec-ind streets.
Tbe recorder reported the regular can
is of the vote of tbe city election sub
stantial! r as iu'iuhed.
i ise niif let : s seWSI tfer 10 PHK9D
1-27 and 12 HsckletBsns addition was re
ferred to the committee 00 streets ai
-. .. . ! -
4 . . . .. . . .
An c.ttroction in lalferal sewer tasween
3rd and 4th streets was ordered Jtended lo
by citv if in street, and by private property
owner if bevood street.
Anordinaec i rroer
riding far tbe letting of contracts for
tding and srraveiing ot streets, to Ine
lowest biddr. to be paid for by property
owners first, if not then by city.
Don't
Be Afraid
To Send the Children
when too want anything
in groceries from barker
Bros store. They wi! be
wared upon jui as
aod just as
Jf carefuJy s if jou Tp
areet yourself. They
will get ios as much for
the money. Reliable
groceries, lrrh produce,
and first clas baked goods.
Ra'.hbone sisier.
Lady Macca'iee.
Daughters of Rebekah,
Ladies ot Hooar.
Riktnofthe sTasll I II 3!ar.
Vou are all Invited to call a: F 11
French" jewel y siore and exa-nine those
rmbkT tlnt ird ctianr.s. iner :r.isc
vers nice and appropriate Christmas J"res
ems.
TRADE WITH US
And Get One Free.
MiC-
SsUer aie. spectacles c o-ks and
al goods.
tl twaar, jcwe.cr.
Prescriptions filled at Dawson's
H. Evrert. the Albany Jcwv-Ior.
Choice atscrtroents of ladies and gents
wa'.ches. Price lower than ever.
Jaw kl v . Latest ladies novelties
Diamond good, ling, etc.
II Ewaar, jewelir.
Face powders at Fred Dawson s
,Vf wlil close out a large lot ol sundry
...i-i ...ii.ku tnr haltdav presents re-
4IWV-IC -"" - .
j.rdle of cost. Hodges 4 Mcvi.anb.
Ciiarran OrfK Kits. -Baily Chapter No
8 have elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Allen U Matthews. High
PruMt; I It Wvatt. King; F K Allen. Scnbe:
C B Winn. C of H ; I P M.ison. P S. K 0
Cusick. R AC: F.dward Wa-hburn. Q M
3d ; II H James, li M 1st V; K W Ung
don Treas; II L Walden. Sec. W E Uater.
Sentinel.
Money To Loan.
1 have taor.ey to loano-i good farm
land In Linn and lie Hon counties In
sums not over $3000. No delays in fur
nishing the coin. Call on CO liurkhar-.
Alba-.;,. Oregon. Also mcney lo loan 011
city property, in ary amount on long tim
at a lw rate ol i.itereat.
Its Fame Will Live.
Do you know H will s3on be Christmas,
md II Is lime ycu were thinking about
laving ) our Holiday Photos made. Tin-
kie Is the hea -'quarters for fine photo-
grai h-.
You cin buy OliiiMmaa presents iiom
35 cent up, at F M Fr. nch's jewelry
tore.
Drop Into French's j iwelry store mid
spend a few mtocte looking at the
display f Christmas goods. It a III
Cvst iiiu nothing and yu will be made
welcome.
Lidirs who aesire to order a Delsartc
Corset or walt, or self adjusting corset
horn Mrs Talt, may leave orders wl'h
Misllowlandoi Broadalbin ' t between
and ard 3rd St.
do presented any advantages for a Pacific
coast miner, I would have been able to
grasp them. But, I tell yon, up to date
there's nothing in Africa for an Ameri
can "
A si emergency medicine, Ayer'
Cherry Pectoral takes the lead cf all other
rcmcdids. For the relief and cureof croup
whooping cough, sore throa', and the dan
gerous pulmonary troubles to which the
young arc so liable, It Is Invaluable, being
prompt to act, sure to cute.
Do not think thoe holiday goods you
see marked so low it FreflcY jewelry
store are stole,! goods, we guarantee tbe
tie a well as the quality.
CATARRH positively cured for $1.50.
Money refunded if not satisfactory. Call
10 12 tor irec treatment tor
colds, la grippe, headache cr
neuralgia, at Hodges & McFarlands, Odd
Fellows Temple, Albany, Or".
j CueaP Shoes. I carry a large line ol
ladies Kid Shoes, solid throughout, sole
1 leather insole and counter, slvllr-h. patent
tip, everv pair warranted. $1.50. $l.oo, j
! 2 CO, Try a pair, vou lake no elm rti I
r) II Young,
MoCULLOCH-Wll.l.lAHY. On
Wednesday. Dec 12, 18114. at the Kevere
House, in Albany, bv Rev k R Prichard,
Mr Oeo E MrCultoch and Miss Anna M
Williaby both of Harrisburg.
GLASS--TURNER. On Tuesday, Dec
II, 1894, at the residence of k C Rogers,
in Albany, by U W Harris, Esq, MriicoJC
(Hues uml Mirs Vesta 1 urner both of
t Hcio.
i nmiiiiiniii iiiiiiimii 111
DIED.
Danuruff forms when thrglandt of tie
' 4kln are weik nrd and If elected. ;i .li'-
SSiLLit-S? H"r Re'l Dr-Prtce's Cream B.kine Powder i k.8l!0h?y to
nv. i- . r-;
World s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
WHITMAN. On Dec 8, 1891, at Berry
Mr Geo W Whitman, at the uge of 70
vearn. me remains 01 1 110 iioccaseil were
l.M..l.l 1 1 Uneii.i.M....il i. 1.'. ..1 1
uiuiiuiii' i."- ' ... j ..'ii .-.iii 4 1 w mini
Mich, for buna'
I STATUE OP THE REPUBLIC
COURT OF HONOR
WORLD'S COLUMBIAN
EXPOSITION.
The World's Columbian Expos
ition marked the climax of hu
man achievement. It will live in
memory of the crowning glory of
modern times. No other devel
opment of tho closing century
can compare with it in practical
benefit to mankind.
Who that exhibited is not
proud of it Who that failed to
exhibit does not regret the omis
sion ? The former are the people
of to-day. The latter are relics
of the past.
No honor so high as that em
bodied in an award at the fair.
Competition was world-wide, the
fruits of ripest experience and
noblest endeavors were submit
ted for examination.
Honest tribunals, composed of
eminent scientists, examined and
passed upon tho claims of exhib-
. ltors. Their judgement based on
inquiry and justice, proves con
clusively the value of any article
they commend.
Their approval was stamped oa
The
Columbian
Gallery
A collection of reproductions of
PHOTOGRAPHS
From the
WORLDS FAIR
A Trip Around ihe
World
A portfolio of tbe photographs of tbe
marvelous works of God asd man in all
parts of tbe world, prepaid under the di
rection of JOHN L STODDARD.
Each of these beautiful volumes is
13x11 in sire vnd contains 256 full page
plates, accurately and artisticail repro
ducing the original photographs. Each
view vividly described in graphic lan
guage. The whole beautifully bound in
brown cloth with cbccolate colored side
tamp.
With each cash purchase we give a check to cover
the.amount : as soon as yon get $25 n checks we
present you with your choice of the elegant books
mentioned above.
THE L E BLAIN CLOTHING GO
FUNH.BLOCK.
ALBANY OREGON.
rite Great-
TV
Ttiis eitra-
enUnarr Rt-
iavenaior is
the most
wonderful
discovery of
the ace. It
has baan en-
OHtedbjrUia
men of
Europe and
America.
H b
B?
stasia stops
PtiasiSwisess
of the dls
rriarge tn JO
USrs. u
tosi
MANHC
CcostipaUoc.
Dlitfnisw,
FaiUac Sn
s::or.f.Xrrv oastwitchiiit
of the eyes
and otht?
paia. -streoatbaaa.
Invigorate
and tone the
enure arstem.
Kasha a euros
iieolllty,
Kerronarass.
Emissions.
acddevelopcs.
and rt-aows
weak orcana
Falsa In tha
back, losses
b t d a t o t
nMKi-ppet!
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
It received the highest award at the fair from a jury headed
iy the Chief Chemist of the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Dr. Price's was officially commended for highest leavening
power, purity, keeping qualities and general excellence,'4
iMf o MVt wfrat afHSorsaments.
Prematorenesa means tmposrncT tn she first
i. ia mnnifwi nraRminal weakness
and barrenness. It can be stopped In SO days
by thenseof Hmijan.
The new discovery sm iMsHlg ej SeeUil.
i... nl.t amnnHaSus Hsdlcsl lastitot.
It to the strongest viiaiisrr dj. " ' w
powerful, but nam-.li. JSjKSffilSS
ageorS packagv for Si.00 (plain saalsd txo)
Written gnarantee svaaforaoura. Ifrrjubsw
six boxes an are D.t entirety ccrvd. six mora
win be sent to you free ci charges.
Sender clrcnlarsand teexiroordaAcWreRi
HI' U SON MEDIC A I. INSTITOTK,
J um-Uou Sioehloss, navrket Kill. S
San Frmsielseo, CsU.
OCKIfttU rot SALkPure bred
.ireU fee sale.at IheAlbanvPoultrv
Yaids, White nl silver Laced Wvsndols
nJ Bsrred Plymoutn kscks. Jwnor
Mb any, Oregon, corner alh and K R S;
T O-.T. Light oolored overcoat, black
I j vol vet collar, 8mewhereln eastern
part of ettf Reu m lo DawoctaT ornco,
sUG (BURN & S0MERS
ATTOENETS -A.T LwdVW,
AH legal matters will revive prompt at-
4snt:3n. t-ithce, Hrst retionai onus
IruiMiBg. up stairs.
BUY JEWEL
STOVES AND
RANGES
OF
MATHEWS &
WASHBURN
Albany wars
rtioat. Sic
Oats. 3Sc
flour, S.
Katter, 2o.
!. J8c.
Lard, IS to I
Fork -hams.Uto ISc.
(tew. It to lSe.
Hay. baled,
o moss,; 25 v
Ap ,.
ou!(r.-T-Oc;
c
When the Chinaman the water
From his naly ncxzls squirts
On the surface of your collars.
On ihe bosom cf vour shirts.
His only thought of you
Is the money be will set,
Bv spitting on the linen.
Till he knows he has it '..
The Albany N-.eam Lsuadry
dampener.
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Red Grown Roller Mills.
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