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Who is Right? -
Some day ago an Albany correspondent
wrote the Oregonian saying that free-il-yer
men claim that by the so-called demon
etization of silver in February 1873 silver
dollars were robbed of their legal tender
nee i.i any turn over $5, bat that the legal
tender value was made good by the Bland
act of 1878. The correspondent disagreed
with these free silver men and claimed that
silver dollars have always been recognized
as full legal tender by law in the United
States. Tne Oregonian said the corres
pondent was right. Then some of these
free silver men, after reading the Oregoni
an's reply, called the attention of the cor
respondent to section 3586 of the revised
statutes of the United States, 1873 and
1S74, which reads as follows: "All sil
ver coins of tlie United States shall be a
legal tender at their nominal value in
sums not to exceed $5 in one payment."
Act February 12, 1873. The Oregonian 's
attention was called to this by the corres
pondent whereupon that paper admonishes
the correspondent that he Is right ani to
stand firm and not let financial quacks con
fuse his mind with their ignorant assur
ance and pretended knowledge. The Ore
gonian then adds: "The silver dollar was
not a coin of the United States when the
statu'e you, (the correspondent,) quote was
passed. None had been minted for many
years. The silver coins of the United
States at that time are enumerated in title
37 section S513 of the same volume. They
were the trade dollar, (coined for the Chi
nese trade,) the half dollar, the' quarter
Infection and Di
dollar and the dime. It is these only to
which the limitation of legal tender power The sulphur should be put into an iron pan
After a case ot measles recently, the
physician called to assure himself that all
was well and to make sure disinfection had
been thorough. The mother of the child
had listened to the instructions with one
er, while the other was bent upon the
coming of carriage wheels to take her shop
ping. She kcew all about it, and so when
questioned by the medical man she re
plied: "Oh, I burned a teaspoonful of
sulphur and sprinkled tne floor with cop
peras and carbolic, and washed the walls
with borax, and had the maid put all the
bedding in the tub, and aired the blankets,
and shook the rugs, and spilled some cam
phor over the mattress, and gave the chil
dren a good scrubbing with ammonia in the
water. But Dick doesn't seem to feel quite
so well today, and Nellie is drooping."
The doctor listened aghast at this lingo
of disinfection. Poor Dick took cold and
was very ill, and Nellie seriously demon
strated her mother's perfect knowledge of
"how to disinfect."
The use of half a dosen disinfectants at
once shows ignorance at the outset. Few
chemicals are valuable as disinfectan's,
and of these only such are worth anything
as are intelligently applied. Some persons
think anything with an odor is sufficient.
Quite the contrary. Corrosive sublimate,
one of the best for killing microbes, his
little or no odor. Sulphur is only reliable
when its fumes are very e'rong and th?y
permeate every fiber of material and every
creyice of an infected room or lis furniture.
Three pounds of powdered sulphur are nec
essary thoroughly to fumigate an ordinary
sited room. Every crevice should be tight
ly eloped, and any draperies which are not
taken down before the cat e progressed
should be spread out over a temporary lime
or on chain. The fumes shou'd reach the
remotest part ot whatever is In the room
to 5 applies. The Oregonian is guilty
of doing the very thing which it seemed
to fear the silver quacks would do. It has,
whether intentionally cr otherwise, eon
fused the mind of its co respondent.
It says the silver dollar was not a coin
of the United States when the statute you,
(the correspondent,) quote was passed.
We can not conceive what led that paper
to make such a statement. The truth is
that congress passed a law in 1792 pro
Tiding for the coinage of a legal tender
e'lver dollar. This law,' with some modi
fications, remained in full force until 1S73,
when congress repealed that part of the
law providing for the coinage of the legal
tender dollar. Under this law from 1793
to 1805 there were coined 1,433,517 of these
dollars. It was then that President Jef
ferson suspended the coinage of the silver
dollar for the reason, (as stated in a letter
written by James Madison, who was then
Secretary of State to the Director of the
mint at Philadelphia,) ' that considerable
purchases have been made of dollars coin
ed at the mint for the purpose of export
ing them, and as it is probable further
purchases and expo nations will be made,
the President directs that all silver to be
coined at the mint sha'l be of small de
nominations, so that the value of the larg
est piece shall not exceed half a dollar.
placed in a tub, with water in the bottom
to prevent fire, and then ignited with a
live C3al. The room should be left closed
for at least 24 hours and well aired afterward.
Sunlight and air are about as essentia
to disinfection after disease as is medicine
t recovery. It must be remembered that
owing to the vitality of the contagion o
disease infection is most liable where rooms
are badly ventilated and health is not at
par. JJisio action is often tneif ecmai be
cause imperfect and consequently .should
be well understood before being attempted.
If disinfection was perfectly understood'
disease would ere long be stamped out, for
there would not be a second esse. Isola
tion is the great precautionary measure
and when the least suspicion of serious-
trouble is present there should be no hesi
tation in secluding the patient until posi
tive diagnosis can be obtained.
Napoleon's ThrUtlness.
Economy and privation were alwayi
more supportable to him than borrowing .
lie detested irrrgulaitties In financial mat
ters. "Your finances are deplorably con
ducted, apparently on metaphysical princi
ples. Believe rne.monev is a very physical
hlng," he once said to Joseph when the
Utter, as ktng ot Nsples could not makt
both ends meet. He put Jerome to tea
largely to stop his reckless expenditures.
At 15 that young nun paid Sj.ioo for a
shaving case "containing everything except
the beard to enable its owner to us it.'
Some of the most fu'iou scenes which oc
curred between Napoleon snd Josephine
were because she was continuing in debt.
Attcr the divo.-ce he f-equeotly cautioned
her to be watchful of her money. "Think
what a bad opinion I would have of you if
knew you were in deit with an inccome of
$600,000 a year," he wrote her in 1813.
The methodical habits of Marie Louis
were a constant ratisficlloo to Napoleon.
"She se.tlta all her account once a week
deprives herself ot new gowut It necessary
and Imposes privations upon herself in ordo
to keep out of deb" he said proudly. A
bill of 61 francos and 31 centimes were once
sent to him for window blinds placed in the
salon of the Princess Borghesc, "As I did
not order this expenditure, which ought no
to be charged to my budget, the princess
will pay it,'" be wrote on the margin. It
was not parsimony. It was the man's sense
of order. No one wai more generous in giits
pensions, salaries, but it irritated him to
see money wasted or naosged carelessly.
The Post says Salem will send a
load of food and clothing to Nebraska.
Last week a druggist in Portland, while
sweeping out his store, found a nicklo on
tne neor. no put tr.e luiiowing nnuce in
his window: "A sum of money found, on
last Tuesday in this establishment. The
owner will receive the same within upon
stating the amount." Over SHJ people
called and announced the loss cf money.
Their respective losses ranged from 11.60
to $1600. No one claimod the loss of a
5 cent piece. All those who have cal'ed
spend more or loss money in the store be
fore leaving. The affair was no doubt
simply an advertising dodge. .
The Ashland Record is to blame for the
ollowinir item : Judge E C lironaigh, the
great jurist of Portland, was in court at
Jacksonville this session. Judge Bronaugh
is a very intellectual and respected Chris
tian citizen, who interprets the calamities
befalling the people of late as in line with
the destruction of the earth and the second
comicg of Christ within the next seven
years. Be has contributed a number of
very able and clear articles on that theme
to current literature, and belongs to that
sect in Portland, ludge Bronaugh is also
very wealthy in this world s goods. At
one of their meetings a poor devil in the
denomination roasted the judge s unchris
tian like, attitude in holding so much
property while countless millions were
starving. The judge was fatten bacsr, but
said he would look up the scriptures and
mve a scriptural retlr at the next meet ins.
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which he did by tubing out 01 toe scripture
the passage, "Oecnpy. until 1 come."
Increased Revenues.
A large increase In the revenue from the
new Tariff bill U expected this month, and
the indications are lhar la the future the
receipts will be In excess of those realised
under the McKin'.ey law. The daily re
ceipts of the Ttexrsry for Decmber to da'e
average near! $1,000,000 a day, Sundays
There was no further coinage of the ail I excluded. Of a total of $6,500,000,$ 2,635,-
ver dollar until 1S37 when congress passed I 523 has come from customs, an excess of
a new coinage law providing among other $750,000 over the same period la it Desm
coins that a silver dollar of 412 "4 grains ber, and Indicating a total revenue from this
of standard silver should be coined and that source for the rurath of December of between
$12,000,000 and $13,000,000 ai against
$10,003,000 for November last.
Iniernai reveaue receipts, as a result of
large distilleries in the W est resuming
to (2,500,000 a month U expected, which,
added to the present revenue, will make a
monthly revenue of $30,000,001 to S1.000."
O-to, which is abxit tne present rate of Gov
ernment ex penses.
While the general Treasury condition is
improving, the gold reserve since Dec t has
decreased $6,567,104. It will probably de
crease daily lor some lime to come snd
Treasury officials hardly hopt to see tht
gold reserve inta-t at the beginning ot the
year 1895.
it should le a full legal tender. The sil
ver Uol'-ar coined prior to this time con
tained 416 grains. Coinage of the silver
dollar under this law of 1337 began at once
and with the exception of the jears 1S3S I operations, are increasing, and for this fiscal
acd 1858 this coinage waskept up until J year to date are $11,000,00010 excess of 'he
1873 when the so called demonetization act I corresponding period of last year. From
was parsed. For the period of thirty-five I sugar duty a revenue of $3,500,000 a month
years immediately proceeding the passage I is expected, based os last year's conuop
of the demonetization act this coinage of I lion, and from the income tax $1,000,000
legal tender silver dollars had been going
on. v
In 1S71 there were 1,117,130 ot these sli
ver dollars coined and in 1 87 1 there were
coined 1,110,600 of them. And from the
time oi the passage of the coinage law in
1702 up to the time of the passage of the
demonetizit:on act of 1S73 there were coin-
of these dollars 8,031,238. Id view of these
indisputable facta what mod be thought of
the confuting acdamisleading statement of
the Oregonian that "the silver dollar was
not a coin of Use United States "at the time
f the passage ot the demonetization law.That
law was passed in the second month of the
year 1873 and jet in that year there were
coined 296630 of these do'-Iars? What
becfirt.es of the other statement
of that paper that none of these
dollars bad beer, minted for many years
prior to ibe passage o the demonetization
act? The Oregonian seems to thins, that
the section of the statute to which Its correw
pondent directs attention which provides
that the silver coins ot the United States
snail be a legal tender of $5 00 ly was passed
at a different time from the act discontinuing
the coinage of the legal lender silver dollar
whereas, in fact, both of these provision
wre -am of the same act. The teal qoes
tf in raised between the correspondent of
fie Oregonian, and the silver men here,
(and by th-i wy they are Republican.) ss
. whether tne tct of 1873 known as the de
mone'izatUn act affected the legal tender
qualities cf the legai Under silver dollars
tbat had been coined prier t 1S73 The
answer of that paper by to mean satisfies
those who hare been looking into the bisto--j
of silver legislation.
Te act of 1837 made the silver dollar a
fall legal tender. . One section of the act of
1S7.3 discontinued the coinage of the silver
dollar. A no! her provided that 'Vie silver
cwnsof '.he United States shall be the
trade dollar, the half dollar, the quarter
dollar and the cime." Another sec' ion of
the tHoie act dec ades "that the silver coins
of the United Slates (hill be a legal tender
at their nominal value in saint not ti exceed.
$5 in on: pajmcnV An ) the Ust section
of the act, section 67, proviles that "this
act thai be known as the 'Coinage a.t oi
- 1873' and all other acts and pi'H ol ajs
pertaining to the mln's, assay offices n
coinage of Ibe United Stales lnconsistant
wliii the provisions of this set are hereby
repealed." In view ot these three- sections
it is no matter of wonder that tfvge silver
men have some doubt about the correctne8
ot li e position of the Oregonian.
Frankly Admitted.
The following statement !s authorized for
publication in the World by Mr iatu, the
Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs
"The Japanese Uoverameot desires no
concealment of the events at Port Ar bur.
Onlhecontrary.it is investigating them
rigidly for the purpose of fixing the exact
responsibility, and is taking measures essen
tial to the reputatloa of the Empire. From
the beginning of the war every conceivabl
precaution has been taken to guard aga;n
excesses. ' Tbe discovery that discipline a
unavailing in this instance shocks and
grieves both the civil and military anthorl
tics.
The facts thus far gathered show conclu
sively: First That the Japanese troops,
transported with rage at the mutilation of
their comrades by the enemy, broke through
ad restraint. Second That fu'.her exas
perated by the wholesale attempts at escapes
disguised as citizens, they inBkted verge
aoce without discrimanation. Third Tbst
the detest ion on successive dais ot repealed
Chinere atrocities rekindled (he fury and
provoked fresh acta of violence.
"The Japanese Government deplores the
unexpected traosgressbn of the principles
to which it was and always will be pledged.
It feels boond,neveribe'ss,to protest again 4
daggers- ions c air jilted to pteest he affair
in a distorted and misleading aspect Piouf
have already been received rh t the victims
almost without except ion wera soUiers wear
ing stole u c'othes citizens ssho ad fled in a
body Ion? beture the assaalt and are now
returning, trustful and contented.
While cffetlcg no palliation of whatac:
ually occurred, the Japanese Government
holds to tLe convection that there aas abso
lutely 00 intention to maktt non-cons taunts.
The tnith, toe who',e trnlb.shall h reported
as socn as practicable. Mean bile the
Government hopes public ocinion alii be
guarded against extreme recitals
Robert Burns.
Ruffeij hag produced this year, Recording
to the estimate of the Minister of Agriculture
272,000,000 bushels of wheat, as compared
witli 336,oo,ooo last year. H-r rye crop
is 792,030,000 bushels, a, against 752,000,
000 a year ago. The barley yield is 176,"
003, "co ar.d that of osts 672,000,0. o. There
is n t mine in the Czir's empire this year.
A City of Mexico special says; " There is
as Increaud activity in tie investment of
native anil foreign capital in this country.
A new company, ma'nly com; ocd of Amer
ican residents here, has been formed to cul
tivate coffee. A Scotch company with 20,.
000 capital has also been formed for a
similat purpose. .-.,
I. is said that Qjeen V c'orls 1 proficient
in 1 1 European languages, and that she has,
in the last our or five yesre, completely
mastered Hindoottanee, in which she Jcon.
serses with griat correctness with any of
her Indian subjec's who 3 re pre;encd at court.
A Spanish Pretender.
- -The most interesting of the Spanish pre
tenders is not Don Carlos, but a man whose
name is seldom mentioned outside the Ibe
rian peninsula. He is the duke of iledlna
Cell, chief defender of the faith, fourteen-
fold grandee of Spain, first of all Castiliaa
knights and direct descondant of Ferdi
nand and Isabella. For him and his faml
1 the race of Bourbon-Anjou, who now
rule Spain, are nothing more than usurp
ers. As often as a new king of Spain is
crowned ths duke's herald appeari in the
palace, and in the presence cf all n
dees of Spain protests in the name of his
lord against this usurpation, rets forth the
claims of the Medina-Cells to the throes
and challenges every knight who may Ten
tare '0 dispute the legitimacy of the duke's
rights to defend his opinion in a duel to
tbe death. As no ftrandee of Spain has
ever seen fit to take the duke and his her'
aid seriously, the head of the house of
Medina Cell has been left free 'o spend the
income from bis enormous torune on
beautiful 8panish girls and to make per
ennial tours of his estate. It is said that
he can travel from one end of Spain to tbe
other and sleep every night in his own
house.
The national church of Spain is the
Roman Catholic, to which nefcrly the entire
population adheres. There are in trie
kingdom 18,629 churches sn I cathedrals
3M35 priests. 14.591 nuns, t, 684 nyrnks snd
11,202 convenis,rnonasterle,aBd ether houses
of a religions character. Tns clergy are
maintained by the s-ate. There are :n the
country a few thousand ProtesUn1., a few
thousand agnostic and about 400 Jews.
The constitution provides that Protest'
ants may no;a religious services und:r cer
tain restrictions, but within the past jear
an Episcopalian'chapel has been erected in
Madrid without official sanction under 'he
protection cf ihe Biitish cmba'sy.
Holes are bad things in ones pockets-
One got in the pocket of an Albany young
man recently, and when be counted his
silver which had been k?pt loese in the
pocket $4 was gone. It had fallen out on
the streets and was no doubt picked up by
people needing it.
Albany has a liir. smart aleck. a
pretty girl, a weather prophet, sn old maid
who chews gum, six women who gossip, a
man who knows everything, seven men
who loaf, eleven boys who cut up in church,
"a tbinir" that stands at chorcb doors and
stares at women, a widower too gay for bis
years and one or two men capable ot tun
ing tbe I' S.
If we look around we see that Albanv is
not afflicted with very high taxes. Take
ciiensourg, ss asn, I3T instance. 1 ue
state and county taxes are 174 mills. To
is born and brought op in we oeen ver nauEoiT, Jr nnwn:
E poverty and complies igno-11"1. fxi , ?hu ?mW b
-V w - , ? 1 pontsh tbe culprit Jsot long ago
ben, jolaS;, Jsatoanial Haw- , j, kDd 0Pt Md MrA
He was born and brought op In tbe
midst of
races.
thome visited tbe poet's residence at Dum
fries and took notice of its filthy and mal
odorous snrroandings, be wondered that
Burns could have preserved bis marvelous
genius in sacn an unsavory spot, ine
author of "The Scarlet Letter" was even
more horrified at tbe wretched aspect of
Boras' farm at Mossgiei and could not
compare tbe habitation in wbk-h the Scot
tish bard passed so many of his days to a
pigsty. "It is sad" srote Hawthorne,
"to think of anybody not to say a poet
botany human being sleeping, fating
thinking, praying and spending all bis
home life in this miserable novel." He
praises the "heroic merit" of Burns for
being no worse man amid "tbe squalid
hindrances" that beset the poet's moral
and intellectual development.
Hawthorne was right Low associstic ns,
bad sanitary conditions and the compan
ionship of tbe vile are all but fatal to hu
man virtue. Burns was never .utterly de
graded, lie was always, in spite of his
failings, a true man, and his passionate
love for his fellow men outlived a'l bis
sufferings
His relations with Jean Armour, though
tbey proved his fraility and hers, were
honorable to bim in some respects, for bo
left nothing nndone to repair the error of
his youth. His intemperance was rather
tho effect of his convivial disposition than
of any vicious tendency. If he sinned, be
paid the penalty, one might say, with bis
life. His career terminaUd' at 37, and,
having regard to bis circumstances and
opportunities, his record as a poet is un-
paral'eled, for no man ever achieved so
much as Burns with so little aid from the
world snd with such terrible impediments
in his path. Westminster Review.
this is added a special school tax for dis
trict No 3 of th mills, and a city tax of
U mills, making a total of 5" As mills
The assessed valuation of city pre pert v
last year was $1,600,000. with a levy ot 9
mills, as against 100,000 this year with
levy of 14 mills. ,
About eighteen months ago a cm men-
company was organixeu in ancouver.
Since that time the company has expended
about xjo.OUO in tbe plant and it is now
operating on of the moat complete cream
ery plants in toe United States. Tbe suc
cess of the venture 1 shown by tne suupie
statement that when the company fit
commenced business, tbe creamery handled
900 pounds of milk daily, while at prewnt
4O.UU0 pounds ot milk a day are consnmed
by this aegis plant Ex.
A peculiar suit is pending in New York
state. Misa Mueller care live kisarw at a
church festival for tbe benefit of the chorcb.
A fellow with money in his pouch attended
and be planked down bis spbnduUcs for a
kuas. tie got it and liked it, and Kept on
paying and kissing until be emptied his
wallet. Thinking over the sweetness and
satisfaction of tbe oscdatory pwformanoe,
he concluded to marry Miss M that he
might g?t bis kiss free of charge. He
proposed, she consented, then be badced
out and declared he would not bang his
fortunes to a girl who would dispense ber
kisses so freely, even if it was for church
purposes. And now there is a suit for
damages.
LeyiAnkeney, ths rich Walla Walls
banker, and possible future fatted
States senator, has a bouse full of child
ren, rays a Spokane paper, and once la
a great while, when one of them has
been very naugbtv, Mrs Anseny will;
boms to
a case
Ankeny
took bob and a strao out to tbe ooi-
shed. and said to bim: "Now, Bob. yoa
cry like fury and 1 will hit tbe side of
tbe sbed with a slick." Bob did as dir
ected and yelled like a Comanche, while
Mr Ankeny belabored tbe side 01 tne
sbed for a quarter of an hour. Finally
Mrs Ankeny came to tbe door and said :
"That will do, Levi, do yoa want to kill
the poor child?" Then the father and
son went into the boose and tbe three
parties to the transaction seemed per
fectly well satisfied. Ex. when tbe
Man about Town came to Orcein a fel
low passenger on the steamer was son
or nephew ol sir Ankeny, a con -
firmed morphine fiend. He rods steer
age.
flews Sshesne.
New Yohk, Dec. 18. Henry Clews, of
this city, has written to Chairman
Springer a letter, urging the retention o
the present bond basis for national bank
circulation with the right to issuo notes
to tne par value of deposited bonds. Ho
urges the issue from time to time of t.'00.
000,000 of gold 3-per-cent bonds.of which
&r),000,000 are to bo sold by public sub
scription in order to meet the needs of
the treasury. The remaining $150,000,
000 ho would use to redeem the Sherman
treasury nots at the rate of 12,000,000 a
month beginning July 1, 1895. The
Bland silver notes he would redeem and
cancel. j
rsrtlaad s rablie llalMlaa.
WAhiiiNGTOx, Pec. 18. Senator Dolph
has introduced an amendment to the
sundry civil bill, providing an appropri
ation of $lo0,000 lor the Portland public
building, with the further provision that
the Bwrotary of the treasury may con
tract for the completion ot the building.
The senator nays this amendment will be
favorably reported from the committti
on public buildings and grounds, which
will give the amendment a parliamenta
ry status. I t will then be incorporated
in the appropriation bill.
BelllaSrr's kVcUlaa.
pEXDum, Or., Dec. 18. J udge Bel
linger's decixion that Indians who have
been allotted lanus in severalty are citi
sens, if sustained, will revolutionire
Umatilla county elections by giving In
dians the riuht to vote. Chief Clerk
' Cuyer, of the Umatilla agency, an attor-
ney-at-law, says Uie supreme court a ill
doubtless reverse tlio Bellinger ruling,
and has dona so, in effect, wversl times
heretofore.
A ssltj Sratcat.
Jacasosvtujt, Or., Dec. 18. The mo
tion for a new trial and arrest of judg
ment in the Howe embezxlement caae,
from Klamath county, argued yesterday
and taken under advisement, was over
ruled this morning. Tbe judge sentenc
ed him to nine years in the penitentiary
and to pay a tine of $16,000. The case
will be apjaled to the supreme court.
A Laa Trial.
Philadelphia, Dec. 13. The case cf
the Central Transportation Company
against I ho Pullman Palaca Car Com
pany, which has been in litigation for
nine years, was decided in favor of tLe
transportation company this afternoon
in tbe United Sutes circuit court. Tbe
ca involved several million dollars.
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concmy sr.d gocd liv
ng, It jou piocure your supplies frcm
our stock of prltr.e food products. Being
dressed bsdly only affects your appear
ance, but estlne poor snd adulterated
groceries may sffert vour .ealth to a
serious extent. Whatever ar cle we seep
Is ot Ihe A 1 Brsnd snd the best that can
be obtained in the market. Whether
farm snd dslry products, canned goods
teas, coffees, specs, or anslhlrg else do
mestic or imposed, we hsye only the bet
The Uett inte reset purse, health and
palate sre servedy trading wi b us. Ou
latest arrivals srecw California honey
toiled elder, sstcsplced pickle, pig
feet end new crop ralelns
Allen.
H F MERRILL.
INSURANCE AND MONEY
BROKER
Albany, Or.
City and county! warrants bonsbtand
so'd.
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INSURANCE ANDMONE
BROKER.
County Warrants Consbt an
Sold. OfGee, Maston llofk, Albany
Oregon.
Tinpiate is selling at from $3.70 to $3 75
a box weighing too pounds and containing
112 sheets, each I4 x 20 inches: The da'y
was reduced On August 28 from 2.2 cents a
pojed t 1 2 cents a pound. Recentf prices
show a decline about equal to the rtducii. h
of duty. !
Ri's must have access to water ur fier
die. A trapped rU any easily be turned bv
allowing no ws'er bat 'hit ofl-rpil in a po
In l'i. wi-u. tUcDuuii karu. to tecognizt the
band which supplies this all-ltrtpor ant nec
essary. ..'
Don't
Be Afraid
To Send the Children
when you want anything
in groceries from Parker
Bros store, They will be
waited upon just as
promptly and just as
Jf icarefuily . ss if you :j
Heat yourself. They
will get just as much for
the money. Kelisble
groceries, fresh oroduce,
and first class baked goods.
The rush of home seekers and new set
tlers to tbe Southern states from the arid
and drouth itricken states of the West and
Northwest is wonderful, and these people
will soon learn that they have bettered their
condition to a wonderful degree. Ia the
Southern Stales are millions of acres of
rich land with climatic conditions that in
sure bountiful crops to the Industrious and
intelligent tillers of the soil. The great
curse of the South ia the ignorance, and
slouihfulness, and general worthlessoess,
and "pure cuasedness" of tbe American
citizens of African descent -tbey toll only
when they sre forced to; their tillage is
without intelligent direction and without
desire to prosper or better their physical or
finuncial condition. Tbe South welcomes
the people of tbe Northwest and West,
knowing that with them comes intel i
gence, industry, thrift and a capacity and
desire to build up and develop the resources
of the country.
gff1 .' '- -'
Tbe use of the colors of animals to pro
tect them Is one of the highly Interesting
subjects which has been developed by re
search and discussion in the last few years,
but leva Attention has been paid to the
equally interesting subject of the use o"
colors in fruits. It is a highly suggestive
fact that until tbe seeds of a plant sre t e
its fruit remulns of the same color as its
leaves, and is therefore effectually conceal
ed . But as soon ss the seeds are ready for
d's'.ribution by birds or animals which
feed on tbe fruit 'he toiorof 'be frujt be
comes brilliant in many plants, while in
nil t is in marked contrast to the color of
the leaves.
rpabUraaa Bt4 It
Salt Lace, Dec 13. The canvassing
board today opened the ballot-box for
one poll in the third precinct in this city,
on the claim that there was a discrepan
cy between the tally-sheet and poll-list,
Under the recount, all republican dele
gates to the constitutional convention
lose 50 votes, and the democrats gain
correspondingly, ihe populist vote was
unchanged. This defeatea two republi
can aeiegates who were elected on the
face f tbe returns.
100 Eeward, $ 100.
The wad sm of this paper will a pleased to
wars taat taere is at leant on dreaded ouaaso
t&at science haa been abla so ran la all Its
busts and that is Catarrh. Hall's CatarrSs
Cur is tb only posits se curs Dow knows to
sae'ssedlcai f raterait. Cetarrb twine a cost
ttlutional disease, requires a constitutional
ImliMnl. Hall's Catarrh Core Is taken lnt
waUy. actios directljr uioe tbe blood and snn-
ous sarfacea of the system, thSrrbr destroying-
in roDDoauoo os tne ainease.ana giving to
atient strength by bulldir)opthexnrtiuitioo
and aasistins Datura in dome iia Work. Tba
frapr'atars hsrs so much faith, in its enrativa
fivers, that they eder On Hnsdrad Poltaas
Inr any cam that It falls to curs. Band fas
list 01 testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O.
SS 1 1 ll I DT Cnureuta. iao.
Piako asd Okoaxs. Fare small deal
era and agents commissions by buying
from the Wiley B Allen Co- direct. In
quire at H J Jones book store for prices and
ini'imiauon.
The Sau'.hern corn crop will be nearly
500.000,000 bushels, sccording to Uolted
States Agricultural Deparlment.an Increase
of 48,000,000 bu,hels ,
lfr A. a IMUocm
; Orleans, Ind.
Good Reason for Faith
Cured of Scrofula by Hood's
Scrofula permeatss humanity. It Is tiorosghly
Infused lath tab blood. Scarcely a man is
ires from It, la ens form or another. Rood's
Sarsaparllla cures scrofula promptly, sure If,
permanently. Thousands ot people say so.
For instance, read this
"lam Justified in thinking Hood's Sarsaparllla
a splendid medicine by own experience wish
. Jt I was -s Brest sufferer from scrofula, bsv
In If dreadful sores In my ears and on my
head. someUmesUks lsrtfe boljs. discharging
all the time. My husband Insisted that I
take Hood's SarsaporUla, 01 ths first bottle
My Appetite Improved,
and I felt somewhat better. Bo I bought another
bottle, and y ths Urns It was half gone ths
scrofula bad entirely ttlsappearsd, I am
Hood'si5Cures
now entirely free from scrofula and was
never In better health. Hood's BaraaparHla
aiso eurea me or a terrrole nstn in w
a Mjtpuftx, Orleans, Indiana.
Ciaaaswrs Brffated.
IKvra, Dec. IT. The convention ot
the American Federation of Labor did
more business today than in any preced
ing day. Tbe members expended their
sur pin's enerjrr ia disvasaing Use sssnts
of lite present program ana were re.ly
to do tmsinecs. There were some sur
prises in the day's action, the niort im
portant of them "being the defeat of l'rv-
nit'ni ttornpwrs lor nr-i-tr won. wouu
Mcl'ride sras elected on the first ballot,
t at tie Tklesrs artcae.
Pccwjnox, Or., IVc. IT. .SheritT
Iliruxr has rounded up a list bethinks
is the ringleader ot a gaii? of cattle
thieve, and baa two others in cm-tody.
1 louder went lat hatttrday to Camas
prairie and met other officers there. For
many months a careful watch has been
keM and clews notoJ in each case of cat
tle stealing. These have l:-cn numerous,
bat the Ivader was not detected. TI
men arrested are Ice. Gay and French
and others U1 1 arrested.
1 IrtMSMs Jap
Nrw Yoiue, Pec. IS. A dispatch to a
morning paper from Shanghai, dated
Ueceinbcr IT, say : Tbe First and Sec
ond Japanese armies aremareluag direct
to Tien-Tsin. Ther are now north of
New Cbwang, which place has been cap
tured. Jfervral otbar cities have alio
been taken, a ithoot any serious rkhtin?.
The force ot the two armies combicl
amounts to Wul 72.fXO men.
a suase.
CittTVEtVE, Wyo., Pec. IT. All the
Kock spring coal mines have rwen sold
to a (radicate ol Charar capitalists, rep
rrseniini: a capital of l2.aJ,tX. The
Union l"aritjc lUnwar, however, retains
its coal lands. The mines have ln
producing from tXstO to TtWO loss month
ly. It is believed that the y ml irate
controls the Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
mines, and have recer.ur made invest
ment in Kansas and .M lrska.
A SaveSta SSesd
Losoox, Dvc. IT. The death of liob
ert Louis Stevenson, the well-known
novelist, attracts groat attention here.
The F-oglUh newspapers devote columns
to obituary notices. The Westminster
Gazette savs Stevenson was among lbs
most lovable of modern writers.
is Eastern AsrtfaUM.
I'txviK, Pec. IT. Governor Waite
a ill go Fjust to lecture immediately alter j
the expiration of his term. January g.
His first lecture wilt be deliveml at tne
Auditorium, Chicago, Janoarv 15. From
Chicago he will go direct to New York.
Aaae Battle.
IjOSdos, Pec. 18. Tbe Central News
aencv'n correspondent in Li Aotnng.tel
esrrapbcd late in the evening of I Hx-e tu
ber It :
In accordance with (General Nousu's
instructions, tbe Fons Huang garrison.
which was confronted Iecember 12 bv
40CS3 Chinese, began an attack on the en
emv at dav break this moraine. The irar-
riiHin was 1100 strong And was command
ed bv Colonel Tomovasu. The main bat
tle took phtce at Yih Min f-han, five
miles from Kong Huang. The Japanese
attacked witu spirit and defeated the
Chinese, driving them to Tinratoch. The
Japanese loss was 3 otlicers killed and TO
privates killed and wounded. The Chi
nese lo?t ""0 killed and wounded and 3)
prisoners. The Japanese raptured four
ucul gu;is
Eaatty w ladled.
Fort .Scott, Kan., Dec 1C The resi
dents of Uronson and vkinitr, a few
miles west of this city, are wrought tip
over uie lact mat a numoer 01 ine:r cm
zans have been swindled out of cash,
stock ami property to Ute extent of at
least $i,000 by three sharpers, whopro
fosml to be the inventors of a washing
compound for which they claimed wond
ers.and for which th y were selling state
andlerritorinl riirhtx
Tiltis, Uussian Trisns-Caucasia, Pec.
16. A letter which appeared in the pa
per here states that for 19 days the resi
dents of the Armenian villages where
the outrages were perpetrated fought
against the Kurds. The Armenians lost
only 10 warriors, while the Kunis lost
509. When the troops under Zekki Pa
sha appeared the Armenians were com
pelled to succumb. Alter Zekki l'asiia s
treachery in offering peace, 60 young
Armenian men were seised and tortured
horribly for three days. Then all were
murdered and their bodies buried in a
ditch.
cry Old.
Asiil.sd, Or., Pec. 16. Giles Wells,
sr., one ol tho pioneer residents of this
section, died early yesterday morning at
the advanced age of 96. His funeral oc
curred today. His wile died only a few
J V 1. Ill M II-
months ago at the age gi vs. .ir neus
came to Southern Oregon in lrU.1. lie
was a member of Oregon's legislnttira in
I860.
a'exl ia Ihe Presidency.
Sam Fbascisco, Pec. 16. Jockey Har
ry Griffin, tho highest salaried man in
his profession in America, arrived today,
and will appear before the San Francisco
public at tho Hay District track this
week. Ho In under contract for the next
season at a salary of 30,000.
Haldlsg aast Selling. .
8as Francisco, Pec. 16. With nearly
every warehouse in tho state filled with
wheat. California is importing its bread-
stuffs In a largo part from Oregon, says a
morning paper. Wheat and flour is
coming in by the shipload and vessels
are leaving Knn Francisco ballnstladen to
return from the north with wheat. Cal
ifornia farmers and speculators are hold
ing their grain whilo those of Oregon and
Washington ecein as anxious to get rid
of it. .
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aim.
Ciuick Clock
Albany Or.
Filling and extsaetingot teeth withoo'
f sin a specialty.
IJEO E FISH
u THE PLUMBER.
Tin rooSing andjplombing.
the opera boute.
Oprosite
Y?OBS ILR-Soois no 1 socio st a 19
a. pr laonaan i, aa 1
wood at fi.H a oord.
JJOR RTST.
1 traliy toeaied.
soma oak srrub
M 6aaiaa.
rrx m eoflsee een
laa r n Jc Klein
J FRED YATES,
ATTORNET JLT X
Room 25 and 2S, Ktrataclilotlf, ' :Uoy
Orvg-cra
Notice for Publication
8 U Laao Cmca, at Oaccoa Cnr Oa
October 19, 1S94
Notice is hereby gives that in compliance
with tbe provisioos of lbs art of Co a great
tf last 3.1 STS.soUt led "An act for tbe
sale of timber taod ia tbe States of Cali
fornia, Oragos. Nevada, and Washington
Territory," aa axUaded to all the fabiic
Laad States by act of Asgast 4, 18V2, Cbaa
Classlaad, t4 Graabsm, eoenty ef Maltat
mab. Euie of Oregon, baa this day flUd ia
this office bis awora statement No 2966 tor
the parcaaea of ths N E U of iectaoa No
10 to Township 9 10 6. Kings 2io 4 K
sad will offar proof to shew that tbs laed
tooght is ssete vslatbla for its timter or
stone tbsa for agricaltaral purposes, aa J to
establish bia claim to said laad el ore tee
fUgister and Receiver of ibis cScs at Ore
roa Citr. Or. oa r ndav. Ibe 4th day of
Tsoasry. lSOj. lis aaasst as witusssi
C L Rk4, of Portland, Or, Caaa Tboespeoo,
Gso Corpfsted. U Dj.ris. all of Niaeara,
Or. Any ssa all v rsoas elimicr ad-
Vs-wly the abeva described lands ara f
qsaatad to Ola tbetr claims tn Ui . offioa oa
Of before said 4 lb day of Jaaaary, 1S95.
KOgERT A MILLER,
Ugtsur
Notice for Puolication
U S Laso Orricm, Oskhis Crrr. Or.
OA 19. I8&4.
Notiea is hereby sjvea that ia com OU
a no with tht provtooas of th act ( Cos
srea of Jen. 3. 137. titled "As act for
the sale of tiasber lands ia ta StsU s f
Cahforaia, OrejOJ, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory,' aa extended to all the Pah
lis Land States by act of Asgast 4. 1392,
Anna CWre'aad, cf G res ham, eoeaty of
Ms leocah. State it Oregon, las tha day
bied in this bftica ber swore stateaect No
;j, for ts parch w of the S W i of h
W 4' M l' cf S V aad lot 4 of section
No 2 in f ewaabip No 10 S. Bangs No 4 E.
aad wi.1 offer proaf tosbew that tbs laad
e?eght is mots valasb'.e for its Umber or
stoe thaa feraaTseaUaral earpoae . aad to
(tsbtish bar daim la aasd land before the
RrgssSar aad twiver cf thta oSee at Ore-
tosj Ciit.Or.ee Friday, the 4th day of
Jaaaary, 1S95. Sb avsmea aa wiissasra:
CoUsasL tUed, of P'tlaad, Or. Cbaa
Thowpaoa, Gso Corafered, aad H Oorra,
ail of Niagara, Ur. Aay and a'l pareoca
c'asatiag adversely tba above diamceo
lands are requested to fUa tbasr elaiaui ia
this olrtce oa or before aaid 4th day of Jae
esrj,l95. DO BEET A MILLER.
Register.
( M0O..
oppcaite the Daaa lttu
bras, trort. Grat aaaal. Gra
ham buck art at, ne floar, hy, oats,
traw., pouteas, etc.
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' SUMMONS.
In thr. Circuit Court for Linn County.StaU of
Oregon:
la equity,
L id Hochner, trnstee, plaintiff vs Char
lotte S Cohen and Samuel Bisaioger, defendants.
To Samuel Bissinger of ire above asmed
defcodsnta: Y'O are te -shy required to
appear on tbe 1 1 th day of Marco, 1693, that
beirg ibe nisi day ci lbs Marjb term Ot
said coort, to answer tbe com plaint filed
against yoe in tbs above entitled cause, sad
if yoa fsil to answer for want tbere&f, ths
filaintifi will apply la tbe court for tbs re
let demanded ia ths ocmplaint 1 arete.
towi:
l,t: t or a lodsmeat against Charlotte 8
Coheo (or tbe sons of Light Hsadred anc
T treaty-Ova (9S2S.00) Iollars, Ugeib'.r
with interest tbereoe as tbe rate of tee
per cent per annum from the 8:b day of
February, 1893, aad tbe forth tr saa ef
One Hand red ((ICO) Dollars as attorneys
fees ia this soit, and for tbs costs sad dis
baraemaots of this salt.
2od: That ths asoal decree may be made
for tea aala of tbe lot described U tbe eont
p'aint, towit: Loton(l)ia block twenty
three (23) ia the city ot Albany, Lion
eoaaty, Oregoo, ia the manner provided by
law. asd that tbe proceeds of aaid sals be
airpUad to ths payment of tbe smeeat dsa
plaintiff, sad that said Charlotte S Cohen
aad 8mael Bissinger, sad all persons claim
ing ey, mroagts or aeoer tees., sabeeqseat
tetbe exeeattoe 'of tbe mortgsgs seed
apoo ia tbe esmplaiot, may ba barred aad
forever foreclosed cf ail right or sqaity of
redemption ia said premises, sad for sack
other aad farther relief as tj this ceart atsy
seem meet snd eqaitable.
This samuUas ss poblis tri- ly order ef
Hoe IJ U tiewiU Jodgeef Dspartmeot No
t, oi said coort. made apoe the 30th
day ef October, 1894.
GcABta.Sif-rrsiosB, Hearer ft Baocis
Attora7s for plaintiff
ALBANY
COLLEGE.
Next term opens
Jan. 2, IS 05.
NEW CLASSES organized in College.
ormsJ, Commercial, Preparatory and
Sob-preparatory Lepartnwjit.
Address F. G. YOUNG, v
President.
Star Baker j
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C0K1AD sVtYEB, FECP1IHCI
Casasse! Metst .
Qsieeeiesra-e
Vecetssklee.
Cigar
rlceai.
Tee. .
stte
EAST AND-SOUTHs
-VIS
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF Tilt
Southern Pacific Co.
toraraat Tula aser PortlaW baUy
mm iv U ISSS,
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rs.-s'st s-i- s. alt atsilo sa from
si tiar a jiosivs. aleoTaa
t't .Hs.ssr.rlirrisbig. Jarsrooa
' r; ail all stations
'isrft vss'stl ii;;oe.
auaaataa atr .siar
1 ss U rwui Ar' -Sr
rassa I L atbaay L I ItjH
Mrs sr aiaaeam Ll TjfcC
ta&ars,
.Hsittr JVary , arl tS-Tlsa
sSSsslar t isms Lei SSa
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PBUMAr EDFrTT SLEEPEFS.
a"D
Dining- Cars on Of dsn Route.
SECQND-CUSS SLOTS CARS
attaewew la all Tkraautw Tralaa
W aiee StiSS .
rwaTTaaast aas srwaraisja
ass iaaisaat(SxaseaWaaty
aiaee) rrails,
hisses stare,
Orieel rraf .
Talsseeet
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Cafttee,
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c earrta tax fa tussle
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aMrass petes yaiS Sse
AJ.L KINDS OP PRODUCE
FIRE INSURANCE.
Insure your property wif h
Joseph V Talt Lr. The
Old Hartford, THE NEW
YOPsK UN ERWPsITEES
AGENCY, or one of the
otlitr reliable Id line com
panies he represents. Notes
taken and plenty of tim
given for payment on fart
insurance. All business plac
ed witis bim will be prompt
ly attended to. OFFICE IN.
BALTIMORE Block,
'Albany, Or
-
MS
Notice for Publication
U i L snOrrtcs, 0t Cm. Oa.
OMober?:. 1)4.
Notice is hereHr sivee that tee f VI o a in a;
oajssd settler k - bled awtiee ot ais mlea-
ttoa to saake rt a pmef ia sapport ef h:s
claim and tbai sasd proof vtll be saade
bWoi C.-aM tie's-. of Lioa cnaoly. at
Absay. OrraOrf. oa 1W It, ISS4. via: Arcb-
ahaZd B asm. rt t. .&, lor tbe
W IS. V t S W I. sad S W S 1
SS T 1 1. S, It I E Ms oames lbs fo!io.o
sritaaeses te Drove Lis eooUaa isa resideBe
apoa aad eait a:iea ef. aaid teed. a: G V
Myers, Isi rVresw J W Pierce, W.liusiH:
Clark, cf Usee rah. Or
ft A Mi lias.
Register.
A Moment's lKlay
s painful in a :ae of tcothacbr.scd to. as J
you note, Ssr.'.a t .sus oien't asrt an se
sran, but revolted loojr Icolhachc drops
at orce. Of coarse, he as at once ie Icv
ed and able f proceed abovt his gracious
business a p'eatantty as before. Pont
foal ssiirt tre or loot hsche. but drop it st
once. Our nresctip'lon drpartmeat is
unsurpassed In the country. The prepa
raikn ol medicines is our'r rec'sliv. U'e
sunp'ement he kl!t ot sn Cqpert rharma-
cist !tb a slock of absolutely pure and
fresh drugs, which commands tbe praise
and confidence of sll local physiciins
We a!o carrv all the standard medicines
and a full Hoe ot toUet and manicure
artlc'e. sthich are iost the Idea for holt-
dav gifts.
Prof. A. STARK
a
Of Will A Stark.
Optical Specialist
Graduate of ths Chicago Optbalmic
uonege.
I ntu prepared to examine scientifically
and accurately, by Uie latest and improved
methods of modern science, any who de
sire to have their eyes tested.
Cusiek 13 lock, Albakt, Okkoos.
Cock sr els Foa Salk. Pure bred
ockerels ftr sale.at the Albanv Poultry
Yards, White and bilver Laced Wyandots
snd Barred Plymouth Recks. John Bros
Albany, Oregon, corner ath and R R St
Littler & Collins,
DENTISTS.
- Good work a specialty.
ALBANY. tvtl OREGON.
MI:
Hood's Pltl cure liver Us, sonstlpaUon,
biliousness, laondles, slek beadacas, InrrussUon.
Dandrutt tonns when tne giandi-of tbe
sk'.n are weakened, and it neglected, bald
nest is sure to follow. Hall's Hair Re
nrwsr is tbs brst preventive.
FRESH BUTTER
Choice fresh butter at A B Mclil wains,
3 ) cents per roll.
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EXEtHJTRIX K01ICE.
Notice la hereby elvea that, f. ihr
cn dcrsigned. as oa the lO'h day of N
vtmber, iSos. duly arpotnted bv the
county court of Una county, Oregoo,
ittrulrii of the last a ill and estareent of
BenitDin Brrr.ner Jeceasd, srd have
duty quaifie-l as sock execnirlx. All
persons navtng claims against the ettatc
of said deceased are herebv noiiSed to
present them, duly VftriM. to roe st my
resl-tence in Albany, Or, or to n.y alter
rey Geo VV Wright, at h!s taw office it
Albany, Or, within six months from this
date. Paled November, toth, 1S94.
Soah Basssaa. Eaecuulv.
Geo W Wright, attome for Eiecotriv.
SUMUQXS.
0t Omat Cwt " Ot Stat f O.tgon
for tie Co ay os" Lmm :
Willtaaa Rambaagh sad DW Rumb.(b,
copai Users seethe lino aims of Rato
haagb & Soo. 1'UinliJr.
va
X 8 Frv. IMeodset.
To X B Kry, tbe sbor a-ed defredsat,
Io the Dam of ihe xta cf 0.ea t on are
hereby repaired to aprear asd sosvir tbe
eonplarol of plsiotiff ia tbe aHive tclitled
action, aod 00 file la the above ratitUd
e-mrt o or bef-wa the firt Mnerlsy, -he 7 lb
day of Jaoavy, 1S93. ta s-iri dsr briac tbe
6 at day at ths regatar term of -aid e art far
ssid rnnvth ia Ibis enuoty aod ia c vna
hall f .11 to .(.pear and anssrer, ll pl.ia
tiffs will lake jsdKment agsiatt yi a fe
twenty to dollars in U S gtld coio wiib
iotereai thrrroa in like enia st lea l rr cent
peraoBorn trem Jacatry 17 tb, IS90, aod for
ths farther so as of tee do Isrs a res nraMj
attorneys fee. sad their costs acd -iisrara-ments
of tht sttioa to te taxed. This
snmmoos is served by "pibiioatino by
order ot lino J X Dud tan jate cf ea-d
eoonty, which ordr bears date Nov 6, ISM
Dated Nov 6, 1894.
Mo.XTSXTI & HatKtXMAtl,
Attya for pU In tiffs.
WARMiKC-
All persuns iod toted to Will Bros and
Will A Link, wanes nuUsaod accennts are
due, are reoioaled to call at Will's Ma.ic
Store snd s.-tile. Your aeosntts have bete
carried ever a reasooabla Isjgih cf time
we shall demind oar just does.
The car si 11 leave corner of First
VtasMngtoa streets as follows:
7o a m for Lebanon train.
VJ5 " " Orohan's Hosae.
1 1 :jo Nooa train going aorts
is:i j p sa tor naoo train eoing soo b,
t Lebanon train.
1 .50 Orphans Botoe.
4 ss s
Overlsad train gorn( u
for Opbaa's llorce 00 Suoday
kae st a-jo, 3-33 and 41 p sn
Tne car will also meet all tne
trains on the O-egoa Pacific railroa
C G BcaaRABi
Harpr'f "Weekly.
H1S05.
Harper's Weekly is a pictorial ittstory
of tbe rimes. It presents every I r. port
ant event promptly, accurately, aad ex
haustive' y lo i'las:ratioo sod ds-scriptrve
text of tLe highest order.
The manner 1st which, during i&st. fx
has treated tne Chicago Railway Strikes
and tbe Chino-japaacse War, aad the
smomit of light it was ahie ta throw oa
Korea the instaat alteatioa waa directed
to that ti'tfe-koown couatrr, are examples
Ot Its almost rwaadieca resoorecs. Jaiua
Ra'ph, the di s:rsgnihrd srriter acd cor
respondent, has beca sent to tnr seat of
war, aad there joined by C D We ion, r h
well-knowa American artist, now for
Einr rears a resident of Japwo. who haa
beets engaged to co-opca:e witH jir
Ralph ia serding to Barper's Week! ex
dative inforrnciloei aod iUttstratioa.
During 1S95 every vital sraestsoa will
be citcnued wttn vtgor aad enUsoct prej -
udice in the editorial colorarri. and aiso
ia special arlic'es by tbe h'ghest snihari
ties in each department. Portraits of tne
men ard soma who are maku tuttarr.
and powerful aad canatic po-l'scal car
tooov will conrlnste to be rtaracteristic
featares. Ibis Basy Wor'.d, with Hs
keen and kindly coemest oa the lesser
doings of tne day, wsil reaa'a a regnlar
department.
Fiction. There will be two prjmcfal 1
s-rr'alv, both baedsoaae'y illustrated The
Red Cockade, a stirring romance cf old
en das s by Stanley J Whevmaa. aad a
novel of New York, entitled The Sob or
His Father, by Bracder Ms; thews sev
eral novelettes, asd nsaey short stories,
bv popular writers.
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OXTtStr. A OAtKLEHili,
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon.
I J WHITSEV
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Attorney at Law, Albans Cr.
G
EO. W. fTRIGHT.
attoraay at U. ao4 Xarr ra!.le- r.tl pnrane'ia
sli tlMvvanaottius state S(m1 atteat'os -ireata
souartaaesaui ssattersia veeasta OSSMf Seat
low t Pstaia.w, aiowy. Oca .
The Voiumes of the Wek!y begin
wtUt the Xnmbrr for jaxoary of
each year. Wbea no time ia mea
tiosed, sutwerip lions will begia with the
Number current at ibe time of recrfpt ot
order. Cioth caa-s. tor bindint. fl.oe
each by mail, y a paid. Thle-page asso
lades seat on appiicaiUw.
OnStTsrsmaXtoavssicaaaeeas' imm.
mrnx psEKPioiLS.
Baapars vacazccE.
HAirta-s weekly
BaxmrsBAzai
BAuru's Torso feotuc-
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fostact trea to all sdhKr.ars ia the raited Saasas.
Caaada aad Mexico.
Address HARPER A BROTHERS.
POB.W059, N YUty
J JR. J. L. HILL,
rVSc uJ itorrfcxi. OrriCB Coeaa
twj strseta, Albany, Orarga.
Dr II E Bier. Dr l K Beers
Physiciaus Surgeans
Siciat aitenlij.-s rlrrn Sa d'seme O
women. Hou-s 10 to t s A M, a to 4 aad
7 to 3 t Xt OtTices an J residence Biaru
berg Building, First Street, between Lyoa
nu a,t wcrtn.
B
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soto, oaaeoa.
TEN POLLARS REWARD. We ai
give $10 reward te whovr will fire
gtvs a ths asms ot a eestomer for" a rise
or orju ths money to be paid soon aj asl
is maae itemrmbr year name will not b
mentioned to the custointr. Who take
h next reward?
Th ffrtvR Aixica Co,
111 First ot, Torti nd, Ur.
N OTICE TO STCCKHOLDEhS.
Notice is Lereby given that the annual
stock-holders meetine of tbe F & M Ins Co
of Albany, Or will be held at the company's
office in the city of Albany, Ur on Wed
nesday, Jan. 2nd, 1894, at the hoar of 2
o'clock p. m. of said day, for the purpose
of electing new directors of sr-id companv
to serve one year, and to transact sntb
business as may regularly come before saw'
meeting.
ty order ot the rrestuent.
JO Writsmas, Sec
GIRL WANTED.-Young girl wanted
to do hoii'e work In a fa ml yof two.
Call at Ibis oflico.
TAKEN. An umbrella, Sunday night
from mooting at Catholic churchby
mistake. Ketura to Democrat office.
K. O. T.M
meets everv Saturday evening In K. O.
T. MHall. Visinng KnigUUs levlied to
attend. A L Lamb, Com.
omcaaa
Jstesm
s1 w ... AN -oa
01SSQLUTION NOTICE
The copa'tnershlpof Hudson & Kuthe,
known as Pacific Nursery Co is this day
dissolved by niutul consent, U W Kuthe
withdrawing. WO Hudson conducting
the business under the firm name raying
all debts and collecting all counts.
Dated at Tangent this s ay ot Pec,
WO Uvosox.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
"Notice U hers by given that the under
signed, administrator Hh the vlil an
nexed, cf Joseph Sommeiville deceased
hss filed ha. final account of ssid estate in
ths otlic of the county clerk of Linn
countv, Oregen, and the connty judge
ot said coun'y has fixed the 7th dav of
January, 1895. at l o'clock In the after
noon ol said day as the time for hearing
snd settling said estate and trs hear and
determine any objections that may be
filed against the approval ot said account.
T E Grimis, Admr.
J J Whitney, Att'y for Adror.
AlimnjInsiiraEce Agencj
We have had or terra years expet
ience tn the Home cfCce and iocs I inssi
a nee business, and can guarantee bsaranc
written by us to be properly looked after.
The following Is a partial list of companies
represented by us:
Foreign Noth Britrsi & Mercanldt
Norwich Union. Phoenix, London, Mao
Chester, Guardan, Son, Caledoniaa, Lon
don & Lancashire.
American Continental of New York
Westchester of New Youk. TheContf
nental of New York and Mancheattr of
Enclaad, write farm business.takinE: notes
for the premium, with ample time fa
payment. We respectfully solicit aas
jrobd business. Office opposite old dos
office.
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ALBANY FOBfflO! CO,
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ia all its branches..
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