The state rights democrat., July 12, 1895, Image 4

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Mrs. M. S. Scnoonmaker.
A New York Woman Who Suffered lor Four
Years With Nervous Debility Paine's
Celery Compound Made Her Well.
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"For four years I was a sufferer from
nervous debility. During that time I
took a great many remedies without get
tine any held until I tried Paine's celery
compound. I took six bottles of that
remedy and was cured. I cheerfully
recommend Paine's celery comnoucn
Ro writes Mrs. M. S. Schoonmaker of
SOK Jane st . New York Citv.
Too many women needlessly suffer
from nervous troubles, not only in the
cities but everywhere.
Their whole world too frequently liee
inside the four walls ot their homes.
Think of the many persons, men as
well as women, who spend most of their
lives barricaded within the narrow con
fines of their dwellings. Summer finds
them pale and tired out. Their store of
nervous vitality has been slowly brought
down by vitiated air and sedentary life.
Their whole system needs a tnorough re
plenishing. The nerves want nourish
ment, the tissues are not half supplied
with material for the repair of their
parts, and the great vital orsons must
Attorney at law. Will practice la all orart ot ta
lata. 8paalattantMO ginu to Button in ocen-te
mndta to lection. OPFIOK In tb Fiina block
It BHI.YKC
Attorney at Law tod solicitor ia Chancery. Oel
Jona mad oa all poiata. Loaa neg.tiat aa
- abl lenaa. Albaav Onra
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E. If. WRIGHT,
Attonv-j at law. and Votary Paadc. Wm practice la
alithecoarteof tbaretaie Special attention "trente
coilet-i m and aiattrri ia probate OSac? Heat
toor t.. Poaoffice, Albaar. Ore.
t ' WIIITRE1 ,
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Arojmey at Law, Albany, Or.
t LAGKBUi.fl & SOBERS
AITOHNEYS .A.T T.A.W,
A!! legal matters will receive prompt at
ent'on. Office, First National bank
tuldimr, up stairs.
WALLIS HASH
ATTOENET .A.T JL..AJW.
Wiil practice in all the uurt of the
tate.
Oo9 Post 0.fi Block. Albany Oregon.
H C Watson Luther Elkins
WATSOFf & ELECIHS
TTORJIET3 .A.T LAW
Office First National Bank Building
Business in-inted to us will receive care
ful and prompt attention.
TO.VTATYK A BaVHIiKHaN,
AUomeysat Law.
Albany, Oregon.!
E. W. HAKRIV
JUSTICE OF PEACE,
I aaw loeaUd in the DtaocaiT oOee. eoraer
Sod aad Broadalbia streets Albany. Or.
Beats aad UiUeetioat a Specialty-
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K. S. t HILL,
PbydciM uid durgeoii. OFKICK Coraa
Far? atrwa, Albany, Orejcon. -
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rs. II. E. and O. K. Beers.
Physicians ind gnrgejni, post office
block. Aioany, Ore. Hours 10 to 12 a. ta.,
2 to 4 aad 7 to 8 p. in. Residence corner
5th andCalapooiasta. Special attention
given to diseases of women.
DR. C, U, CHAnSERLI!.
HOMOHOPATHIST
Office on Ferry St near cor 3rd St. Offic
houH, 7 to 9 a in. 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p m
Especial attention given to chronic cane
and eye dueaes.
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ffcoand Fonlano, Oregon.
Ulf.y MOSEY oa j pproviHl aieurity
P.KOKf i'B .lufHi uhjiMjt tfichM:k.
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have richer blood to make them sonnd
and active, and to keep them so. The
nervs and brain need rourishment.
The power of refreshing and reviving
every part of the languid body is what
mates jraine s ceiery compounu me
marvelous strongthener and invigorater
of this century. It is this same capacity
to recruit tne worn-out nervous system,
to reiuvenate the blood that has enabled
this remarkable remedy to help so many
debilitated persons and to restore tneui
again to firm ueaun.
Kbenmatism. neuraisna. pain in tne
reeion of the heart, debility and nervous
weakness, showing itself in any of its
myriad forms, are dispelled by rain s
celery compound, it ieeas enervateu
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tisanes all over the body. It gives fresh
vigor to the entire nervous tract, the
brain, the large nerve centers in tne
spinal cord and. the nerves themselves
to their minutest ramifications.
It restores jaded nervous energy. It
sends new blood coursing through the
veins. It makes people well !
the greatest seller on the market for
iseaaes of the Liver .Kidneys and Con
stipation. Pleasant to take by old or young. No
piping.
The root of the Liverine plant is ilea -avely
used in Norway for tne cure of Piles.
Sold by all first class druggists.
Wholesale Manufactures.
ANCHOR S CHEMICAL CO.
Lebanon. Or.
mm of " BiiEH :
Easily, Qalckiy, PerBttoeafJy Restored.
fftaknm, If arroaanaaw,
Debility, ana au u tram :
L of avlis irom early errors or
! later exctasea, u resoiiaoi
oTerwor. atckneta. worry.
etc. ruu atreoKUi, oem-
opirjentaiiatooeg-rTenio
jererr organ ana wru
of the body. Simple, oat.
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lit i uru """u1"'
I 'll ata Improvement aeea.
p...... ud iirooia mt UoJ (aoalnd) Iraa.
UIE ISE01CAL C0 Buffalo, N.Y,
AW1F2D2.1ILL
F0RS35C0
WOawiord will eell you an
. 8 foot Aermotor for 135.00
v.i-. (-.miM. 7 im n-ferencaa. book.
12 foot geared Aermotor ' 75.00
All steel and galvanized after completed
BID CRM FLOE
Get it at any of the stores, or bave it
ground, 4U pounas lor one buanei a
wheat, at tbe itea urown huib.
r" TT? Let TJs Keawn To
VVylVl Li, getherl Ia it not bet
ter to buy your Bread, Pies, Rolls, Cakes,
etc, at a reliable store where they use
only the Best material why of course i
is you dont want dyspepsia and yor.
never get it by eating anything lrom oa
store. U. 8. BAKERY.
Bet. Ellsworth and Lyon 2nd St.
C. D. Vaxdvkb, Proprietoi
WANTED. An honest, active gen
tleman or lady to travel for estab
lished, reliable house. Salary $780, pay
able $15 weekly and expenses. Situa
tion permanent. References. Knclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company, 318 Omaha Build
ing, Chicago,
R. O. T. M
Meets every Saturday venin? in K. O T
M. Ball. ViMtinsr Kuit;hU iuvitd to at
end. I. 8. Van Winki.k .Com.
UEO E FISH
THE PLUMBER
Tin roofiing and pln'-iu.
the opera houfte.
1 tt i-i
GM)OS. npiwrtil R II i.e
(art, bra 1 ibria, O-m meij Oa
ham bue wmat rje H ur i i.id
st'r" nof t-e , o
T TANTED.-
A man who nnoerxUnd
V V - running an engine.
Knqupe of Geo
Achecon or E. U, Biodgett.
: WAKTED. To trade laundry work t
for wood. City Launury, Fiwt etreet,
near WwJhinff ton.
J CEC0ND HANI) cook tove wanted.
j O I-eav8 word at the DEMOcnAT oilice
' and secure purchaser at once.
ai il l fill ! La
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D. P. Thompson baa been
sued
hu't
tor
hi.
$10,000 and had to pay it. It
feelings more than anything.
The air is full of the but cf presiden
tial bees. Already .souie of them are
being crushed to death. It doesn't take
much to kill a bee.
All the papers in the towns which the
circus is skipping are giving it fits. This
sounds like sour grapes, but in reality it
is genuine goods. The papers are simply
relieving their minds.
Nerve is the narre of.a nice looking
journal issued in ISan Francisco, a copy
of which is on our table. The name is
appropriate. The paper is for a single
gold standard and no one without nerve
would dare present such arguments as
the editor.
J.L.Sullivan is now boasting that be i
might have gone to Congress ; but be
couldn't see anything in leaving the im
mense income of prise fighting for $3,000
a year. John's great ignorance of the
income of a Congressman indicates that
he is as dull as he is generally pictured.
This editorial page is being written on
the 4th of July beside a fire, an Oregon
mist outside, at a time when firecrackers
are cracking slowly. It is not an ideal
4th of July day. The right kind of a
day is one with the thermometer at 90
creating a demand for ice cream and
lemonade.
All the indications in Oregon point to
mailer and better cultivated farms.
The prosperous farmer ot the future is
going to look ahead for rainy financial
weather. He is not going to be land
poor. He will have SO or 100 acres which
he will cultivate well and as wU raise
batter, ?gge, Ac. or eend his milk to the
creamery. He will tnaie ntiie tnings
count and not depend on one prodoct,
That day is past.
It is rumored at i'a'em that Cieo. W
H. Odell will soon be appointed clerk of
the state school land board in place ol
Mr. Davis the prefect occupant. Uen
OJell is well known here, and has gener
ally held srine kind of an office the great
er portion of his life Mr. Davis has
made an efficient officer, and the public
wiil be sorry to see him "turned down."
fcngene Guard. As between the two
men the comparison is entirely in favor
of Mr. Davis, who has made an accom-
modating, competent official.
There is "mora than one way cf being
loyal American citizens; true to the
government in the first place, every cit
izen should oa true Ui those around him.
Depend upon it very emphatically that
the man who loves his fellow man will
also love bis government. One form ot
loyalty to the government should be re
spect for the chief executive while in
office. Sa long as he keeps w'.thin reason
able bounds his name should be treated
with respect by public and private citi
zen, and should be free from caricature
and abuse.
The A dorian says the time is ap
proaching when construction will com
mence on the railroad. A familiar sound
that reminds the Dkmocra editor ol a
newspaper correspondent ia a small
Eastern village who would begin wben
the construction of a bouse was started
and in nearly every iesue tell about how
John Smith's new reiidenee was ap
proaching completion. There are pret
ty good s:gns now that the statement
of the Astorian ia approaching correct
ness. Clatsop must be a pretty good place in
which to collect taxes The Astorian
with much reaton boasts as follows:
Sheriff Hare yesterday made his official
report to the county court ot the collec
tion of taxes for the year 1S04. The re
port was made on a single sheet of legal
cap paper and ia unprecedented in point
of brevity and comprehensiveness. The
total amount of the tax rolls charged
for collection was I112.S9S.4G. The to
ut collections were $103,637.34. The
amount of errors at.d double assessments
was fl.653.68; property sold to the
county judge, 15.617.03; amount ot taxea
still delinquent, 11607.71 ; eo'.lected and
turned in over and above the amount of
taxes charged to the sheriff, $117 JO;
amount o' costs co!iecld in addition to
taxes, $ ' 6.6) .
5IS
A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without au ideal
ozzoNrs
Ccmbbes every element of
: beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, hcrJth
1 lul, and harmless, and when
II rightly used is 5n visible. A mo?
'' j delicate and desirable protection
to the face in this cllniate.
1 Inri.i upca haviaj; tie gsnulae.
! Vf 13 ?C3SALE tVEBTWHERE.
DO YOU
write letters? Of course you do, and whtt
is nicer than smooth let er paper and envel
opes for business corresponding. We makn
speciality of neat commercial statinniiry.
foa should
BUY ENVELOPES
of us at once and the fine quality an
extra lo prices. Next time you wan
some inquire
OFSMILUY,
THEPIUNTEU
COPYRIGHTS
CAlf I OBTAIN A FATEWT For a
prompt annrer and aa bonaat opinion, wnta to
M I) N N dc CO., who ban bad nearly arty yaara
ezparlenc In the patent baalneat. Commnnleaa
rlonaatrtatlyeonSdanual. A Haadbook of In
formation eonoarntD Fateaia and bow to ob
tain tbem aant fra. Alaa a eatalo(aol BMebaa.
leal and cieritmc booka aent fre.
Fatenu taken tbrontib Moan A Co, raectr
ipeelal notice In tbe Hrlantl fle America a, and
tuua are brouxbt widely before tbe public with-
BMueai
laryeat
worn. s: a rear, bamn a bod
ijuiiomji naiuon, mo.uuiy, mimj year. Binti
enpiea, US cent. Erery number contain beau
tiful piatee. in eotora, and pbotOKrapba of new
touiea. witn plana, enabling nuHdara to abow tbe
itest dealiriiB mud leciure contract. Addraaa
. i-j 4 CO. Kuw Vuuk. ai BuoauwaT
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COPYRIGHTS.
During the past week the glorious
eagle flapped his wings and screamed,
just as loudly as ever but with less fire,
for a WebFoot rain mussed his feathers
and put out the blaze. The 4th is one
time of the'' yrar when the politician,
though he may be the worst demagogue
in his parly, will spread himself on the
platform, decry deu)agogue!sin,spak tor
a better sentiment between roan and
man and adviBe a united effort for the
good of the people. On this day the
man really talks sense ; his conscience
backs him. Were he to be heard in a
few days at some partir.au meeting he
would lay all the ills of the day to the
other party and declare there was no
hope of returning prosperity except
through his party. All this is for effect.
It is dishonest and disreputable, and yet
the country is full of it. It is time that
more honesty prevailed and victory be
sought through upright channels and
not by falsehoods.
Thu past week has witnessed in Ore-
gem one of the most daring train rob
berica in the history of the coabt, one
that showed what nerve can do when
one man has it and a well loaded revol
ver. Self preservation tells a man to
meekly resiat in such a case and cool)
handover his 3 or $10, ketping the j
bulk of his wealth. The good of society
though, demandt that there be a resiat
anee. So long as train robbers are al
lowed tornn things to suit themselves
and there is a profit in the business, so
long will they keep it up to the detri
ment ot society. The Dkmocbat man
would be one ot the very first to hold op
biabandi; lie ia not a shooter, never
owned a revolver in his life and hardly
knows where the trigger is; but there
are plenty of men whohave been brought
up with them in their bands, andareong
tboee whose business it is to know bow
to use tbem are conductors and brake
men. It is to be honed that some day
one brave man cleans out a who's gang
of train robbers just for the rxamp'e-
Thc Xvw League.
BUtorDcmurnU:
It is on the "glonouj fourth ' that
the soul ot the average vtisen is stirred
to feelings of patriotism, when ben
solves that, as many whom he commem
orates in speech and song, have died for
their country, so be resolves that be wiH
live for bis country.
In anticipation of this there rose a call
tor one hundred thousand sermons to I e
preached on Gnnday Jane 3Hb on the
topic of Christian Citizenship. This call
came from the National Christian
Citizenship League (whose offices are
133 La Salle 8;r Chicajro) It asks that
this first be emprasized : '-That Bight
eouiMiFss Exalte th a Nation and Sin is a
Rcproval to Any People " This ca!l is
beard throughout the land. It meare
in general, a demand for honest govt rc
meat, clean streets, well enforced laws.
It ia an organized movement itb a
life principle within. It proposes the
application of the principles cf the gos
pel to pcb!:c affairs, and recognizes the
fact tLat the power to make this appli
cation lies now in the bands ot tbecbU
lian 'people of this nation requiring only
united action. Its general purpose is
harmonious ard aggreaaire action on
lines such as tbe following:
1. To prevent by personal effjrt the
nom'natioa and election of corrupt can
didate. 2. To secure fidelity on the part ot
officers.
3. To exterminate tne taboo as the
greatest enemy to Christ and humanity.
. To preterve tbe Saboalh .
5 To promote tte stn ly of social
wrongs and the application of remedies.
It is proposed !o organize these leagues
in every state, county and town, that
whereas christian people have often held
them aloof from politics, because . ot ita
being "a dirty pool," thev will learo as
members of this league, that "the con
sistent christian can reserve do territory
from the jurisdiction of his King. He
will servo him in the caucus, ard in the
primaries as truly as in any expettene
in life, and be wiil vole as the &!ax r
would have him vote." C. L.
f rain Robberies.
Oregon has alwava bad a clean record
on train robberies until this week. We
have occasionally bad a stage robbery,
but no train waa ever stood up until tbe
one at Riddles. & here no reistsnce is
made and one man can do up one hun
dred passengers there is no reason hj
any train should not be stood up. Of
course there Is fear of the result for the
robbers are always followed by a pesre
ot shooting men, but in most caaea tbey
get away. It is a c,reat ptoblem of
today how to meet inch cases. One
thing may be considered. A train is in
charge of a conductor, wbo is captain of
the men under him, eiaineer, firemen
and several braketnen, and indirectly
several Pullman men. It is the conduct
ors business to protect the passengers
entrusted to his care. Conductors and
brake men should go armed and should
fight for the train as fiercely as a com
pany for their cannons. Unless the
drcp is gotten on them these men should
be prepared to defend their train to the
last ditch. There should be no cowaid
ice. While it is tiue that under the
present system of two or three men do
ing the business a man has time to hide
his valuables and give out what he
pleases, thus not Icing much, yet his
liberty a" an American citizen Is interfer
ed with, and whether 1 or $1,000 if
UVen he is unjustly tobbed ot his prop
erty. The conductor will say he is not
hired for all this ; but he certainly is in
charge of hi train as much as a man is
in charge of his home, and should pro
tect the interests of those under him.
In view of the usual stereotyped style
of the teports of grand jurors tbe follow
ing from Douglas county is of interest:
To the Ron. J. C. Fullerlon, Judge:
The grand jury's final report is as fol
lows: That we have visited the poor
farm and examined tbe offices of the
different county officials. Certain sug
gestions about tbe roor farm and re
commendations concerning the court
house and county jsil might be made to
the honorable county court, but we have
read certain grrnd jury itports hereto
fore, made by former grand juries, and
Ji id that such reports have not been
h -piled, and we conclude that it vould
b- OKeless for this piand jury to make
any suygntions or recommenVstlonr.
We have examined carefully into the
different alleged ciimcs which have been '
brought to our knowledge and returned
indictments in those cases only where
1 we thought the evidence would wan ant
, a conviction ITsvinit completed cur
' labors we ask to I discharged. Signed
' by W. F. Gilliam, foreman.
The Gazette says it is true we have a
delightful rea breeze every summer after
noon, while Albany lies sweltering in
the scorching sun, hut the wind don't go
to sleep in Corvallis. The wind don,t
sleep the wind is an active agent, and
loves stir and life. It naturally avoids
Albany. We feel sorry for our sistsr
town, but we can't blame the wind.
Speaking of sleeping, reminds us that
Albany has an abiding fondners for the
arms of Morpheus. 'Twaa but a little
over a year ago that Albany had quite a
fire but didn't know it until notified
v:r the telephone by the Corvallis
nightwatch
This sarcasm reminds the Dkmccbat
that the cities of the Willamette valley
have all just been passing through a
very sleepy period, not caused by any
!ack of sea breexes,-we all have them
some, but by some very hard times fol
lowing a boom era. What is needed
heriifter is for every city in the Willam
ette valley to rusi'.e together for the fu
ture. We are blessed in the first place
by an unsurpassed climate, one splendid
feature is a nightly sea breeze that
makes our nixhts very enjoyable in the
hottest season of the year, while in the
winter our climalie conditions make ocr
nights warmer than in the east. We are
favored with never tailing crops; e
have the finest fruit in the wond, some
of which has no equal outside of this
state. We have mineral resources that
promise to develope; we are situated we')
for manufactories. In fact in everything
the Willamette valley is wonderfully
blesred, from the north end to the south
end, from tha Cascades to the Coast
range. New comers wilt always be more
favorably impressed with different sec
tions, and as a reeult tbe whole valley
will grow together. It must do this or
ws are doomed. It will do it because
every ecuon is favored, without an ex
ception. TUa is a fact. r!e tbe illam
ette valley would not br, as the writer
believes it is, aa flee a valley as the aon
shines upon, and it shines opon it, not
', withstanding California Tars, all that is
needed and sometimes enough to make
' ore appreciate rain. So the DexOtaat
i, ah n it considers the ul jret candid
ly, in favor of a united effort for the ad
vancement the country deetrves. The
man ia fortunate who mak it his borne,
and if be doe not care to com to Alba
ny or Linn county let him go to Corval
lis or Benton county, Eugene or Lane
county, Riueru or Marion county, Oron
City or Ciackatua county, McMinoriMe
or Yamhill Cjuotr, Independence or
Polk county, aye or in'o the beautiful
Rogue River valley.
You Need to be Particular.
T'lIERE um't anything in the world
X that you are justified in being p re
ticular about if you are not irtict;ir
about porcbaaing your groceries. iVa't
takecLancra with what goes to your
table urelr the best of everything is
not too good for vou when it come to
what yon eat and drink. With other
things, a little indifference is conceivable ;
to be indifferent alout vour gro
ceries isn't conceivabfe at all.
You can have absolute faith in
what Parker Brothers tell
vou. They keep good pool',
rfU proUuce and seasonable
fruit, and the bet made bread,
cukes, pie, etc, in tbe market,
and wben thev tell vou a thing
it is to, as all tiieir oi l customers
wiil vouch for.
Teicphone 4$. Ring.
FLOUR.
Great cat in flour. After JuIt 4th we
wiil sell all brands t-f firvt erade, full
roller Hour at per nrk and warrant
everv fa t. Orvler at or.ee as this is a
rneetal price made for a short time only,
in Isurvl lots or 4 sacks for f"-.-'0. These
prires for conirumer onlv.
July 3, 1T. it. F". Mt Ilwain,
SraACD V BOM AS.
That Joyful Iceling.
With the exhilarating of renewed
health and strength and internal cWou
cera, which follows the ue of Syrup of
Fig, U unknown to the few who have not
prosrreaW beyond the old time medicine
and (be cheap nihftitute sometimca oSer
ed hot neTrooeptel by tbe weil intarin-
Try H. J. Phulip every morning for
, a square deal in vegetables and fruit.
PaoerratfTT is Oomso. Il will be here
soon. One way to help it on is to pet
good groceries, produce; and fruits of the
best quality at bottom price. A penny
aved ia a penny earneu, you know. The
place at which iodo tbia and assist pros
perity is Conn A Hustons, a fact that a
rUl will convince anv one of.
Freeh buckwheat 3our in bulk at
BrotntH'i.
C E
Never mind eoneentianalilim. Just ride
right into Hodge ft McFarland'x for your
drop and prtsicripticna. Their tock is
hitfb prai'e, and they are tireless in their
effort at promptness and to pleane.
F-r Iure Drug." Dawson's.
Tor Prescript Jons DawMin's.
Use Dawson's furniture polish.
LOW INSURANCE.
l'hoenix,of Hartford andllomc.of New
York, ixilicice, on good risks, will Ijc rs
written in any company represented by
nie, at from 7o to 90 per ct oft. New bus
inees written at rates to meet competition
M. PxTfDKlW,
Leading agent, Albany, Or.
.MARRIED.
WILSON'-UURHAM. At the heme of
the bride four miles north east of Harris
biirK.Tuestlay.July 2nd 1895. Mr.Harry
Wi'aon and Alms Maud Durham, Rev.
Oburjr, of Halaey, officiating.
Hands Off.
Why try to press back a
side ache with your hand,
as so many do, when an
Allcock's
Porous Plaster
will not only relieve the
pain but prevent its return.
The best remedy known for
wenk back, strains, sprains,
!an.cness and all local pains.
Jtaar la Itfiad-Noi on of tha hai ot coun
tcrleiKundinilatkmi i. fooa at the gmuio.
Allcock's Corn Shields.
Allcock's Bunion Shields,
Have no equal relief aad cur for eorni
and bunion.
Brandreth's Pills.
A safe and sure remedy for diseasot
arising from impurity of the blood.
The Fourth at Waterloo.
Notwithstanding thn rain tiiWvaan fiti
and five thousand people celebrated our
national holiday at the prosperous town
of Waterloo.
The procession, headed by the Leban
on baad, formed on Main street prompt
ly at 10:30 a. m. under the command of
George i. Stairs.chief marshal, and pro
ceeded to march to the grove, which the
people of Waterloo had so magnificently
arranged for the occasion. Here a very
interesting program was carried oijt.
Thos. Kay, president of the day, made
a few introductory remarks, which were
very inteeesting. In the course of his
speech he stated that there are five
woolen mills in Oregon, three of which
he was instrumental in starting.
Stirring and patriotic speeches were
made by Col. C. B. Mont.tirne in the
forenoon and lion. J4.A. Mil lir In thft
afternoon.
Every body pronounced the celebra
tion a success and went home singing
"Tho Star Spangled Banner."
OSB WHO WAS THEHX.
Detroit.
Our mill shut down for tbe 4tb.
Strawberries are now ripe with us.
Rev. Myers preached here Wednesday
evening.
J. C. Miller, of Scio, waa in town Wed
nesday ev ning.
Among new arrivals In town are D. C,
and J. C. Marquis, of Chicago.
Lawyer Hammond, of MeliorJ, has
located his family here for the summer.
C. D. Smith, our school teachqr makes
quite frequent viaiu to Lyons.
Jonn Wallinir and Pierce Bros, return
ed to Salem Wednesday after a few weeks
sport in the mountains.
Geo. Maybora and wife started t
Turner Tuesday. I hey expect to attend
lue big populist picnic
II. Il fuller is making some repairs
on me old notei butiuing
Miss Maud Lawbead who won the
Demorert medal at Albany, recited at
our literary last Saturday evening,
cava or mm, crrr or ioudo, fa.
Uocam Cocjtty. (
Faaaa; i. ( mr nakea oath that be la ta
aa lot partner of tbe Arm ot V. J. Caawar
aulas baalaaaa ia the City ot TMado, Coajily
and Stat alomaid. aad that aald na will pay
U na ol OS HUN DRED DOLULfc tot
each aad erery caaeot Catarrk that can Dot bt
cared by taa na ol Uut't Caraaaa Craa.
faAX K J. HENBV.
Rwera to before m aad aabacribad let tny
, una au oay oi uecmuw, avu,
A. W. GLKASOK.
RaH'a Catarrh Cor is takes Interaally aad acta
directly oa lb blood aad aracnaa aaraoa ot
UM ayataaa. Head tor Wtiawalala, tree.
V. i. CHEJi KY CO., totedo, O
.4 SoU by Oragziau. TSc
Aa AlMoIutc Cure.
Tbe OrigUul AbitneO'nlmeni it orl
put up la Urge lwjonc! tin boxe, and U
an abVoluta cute (or olJ aurea, buin
wounda, chipped haol and a'l akin erup
tion a. Wilt Do!llely c-ire ail kii-d of
piles. Aak (or ll.e Original bietlne
Utnlmeat. Fold by roaha dc Maaon a
J 5 cent per box, by mail So cent.
W Loaves of Bread lor f I.OO.
Let everybody come to -h i Star Bakerj
and get 40 loaret ot ttr.h !.icd for i.oo
cath.
CMsvza.
NatUc to Farmers.
Ai.ntJtr, xUy 17, 195.
To the grangm cf Lion county: 1 hate
ibis day made arrangement ith Orabam
A Koin for binder tarine (or tbe mmo
ot 1SS5.; G L K ee,
A r?at Liat Cj. Btioe Cuaci
Ct5"li Snt. US A. Sin Dice"
Cal a: "hi'oh' Ci'trrl Remrdr la
the firat rccdidee I have erer loand that
aroaiJ do me any Ojd " Price 50c
Wi!.D GutcK UaaMic. During the
F reseat eaoa 1 will admit perton to my
wtM biKkberry add at M cent rcr day
WiU admit no one before July 5th. Iterrie
not very plentiful. K. Who.
Ciix.tr CitEiutiES. Come to my place
trron th Willamette and Ptrk cherries
of the kind desired for only - cents a
pound. W. H Wabmle.
Karl' Clover Koo!,tie great o'ood pur
6er give fmhne and c earn to the
completion and curt conauiation, 25c.
oc, 1 .00. Kothay A Uaaon Afent.
Do you kno. if you want to go east and
d.irt Pullman Touriat Sleeper, that vou
will be detained from 12 to 16 boars antes
too take tbe Northern Pattfic? Remem
ber that tbe Nortnera Paci6c i be oerea
tine running Pullman Touriat Sleeper
through to tbe east with oat delay. Tt m
and money saved by this route. For ful
information, tt aa card. mp. etc. call '
ora l ire0. ti. Barkhart, ageat ADaany
Ore
KC BIKBr
t atker Hro, grooara.
Hw orean eheeee jaat tceai4 at Coaras
y.
P i Smiley job priaUr, Flios Block,
irat claaa mora.
Sraoka th ealebratad Havana 6114 S
-tgarat Joliaa Joseph's.
a ronia bom todoatry by amok in ta
slehrated whit labor eifar, saaaafactwrwd
by f a'ia Joaepfc.
The heat roaat oofle 10 the at) at Oatae
j-rr a
Tboa Baby wa slek. w (e Imt Oat ..
WT the waa a CaiM, aba crivl tr Ctetorbv
VTbra she became kUM, abe chin to Cuioria.
tVXaa sa bad CbiU ica, aba ga re I Worn Caacorat
"This line ot ladie'
pair.,' is the no" ice in S.
window.
vbees $1.00 per
E. Yonntr's show
Karl' Clever Ko,H wl! purify you
blixxl, cler voir completion, regula!
jour b-ieU aift make your head clea
at a bell, 25c. 50c, and'i.oo
Slil'niiVcur t aold on a guarart-e. It
cuie I .ctpk-n- Conaumptlon. It U the
best 0ih tu.-e. Only one cent a Joe.'
5c,sK:.aidt.rK.. Foshs- Maaon agents.
Fine bieycle suoei oeap at i K.
Clothing Co'.
niain
Where to Trade.
Here are some of Julius Gntdwohl'a
cash prices :
20 lbs. Savon Soap $ ,85
3 cans Tomatoes 25
Arbuckle, Lyon and Big 4, per lb. . .25
Sardines, 15 cents per can, 2 cans. . .25
1 dos cans tomatoes 90
Vinegar, per gallon 20
15 pounds beans , .50
Sugar always subject to change of the
market.
And all other goods as low as sold by
anv body.
Hardware, crockery, glassware and
uroceries at reasonable prices.
Millinery at Cost.
The Missea Ball will sell their entire
stock at cost to quit business. This will
rfford the ladies an excellent opportunity
to purchase stylibh millinery at the low
est possible price.
For Eogs for hatching from hiah claaa
poultry either of Golden Wyandotte or
Brown Igliora breed call on or address
C. it. Brownkix,
Albany, Or.
t leie '
bvu.
wi tit yrv oaatumer at Vie ek
b.r
If you want a good and clean
smoke buy cigars made bv our AU
bany cigar factory,
TELEGRAPHIC.
A ratal Bar.
Cure ago, July 5. Five perrons dead
and Xi injured was the record of accid-jDtn
on the fourth of July, 18'J5, in Chicago,
up to 2 A. M, '1 he dead were not all kill
ed on the day itnelf, however. Three were
the victims of the day before, one fell dead
from heart diaeane while watching the
Kvanston celebration, and one man era
drowned. .The putol of commerce and the
toy pistol srot in its work in tbe death list,
three of the five being victims of tbe dead
ly machine. Firecrackers came next in
the list.
eat Orexea. j
Fonr Scott. Kan.. lulv 5. The heav
iest rain tbat has fallen in this section in 1
many years occurred lant niht wben there
was a precipitation of 4.19 itches of wa
ter. Marmater river and Mill creek over
flowed, and te uoith aide of town is com
p'etely inundated. Families have ben
driven from their home and much damage
to property has resulted. The Mixaouri
ratine ahopi are under water, neccwutat-
ing the stoppage of work. The rivem join
ed on National avenue and tbe water i
still ri.ng.
Leas' ateatb.
f'irrsBi-KO, July 6. Another letter con
cerning the death in Armenia of 1 rank
Ietiz, the t ittnuurg wheelman wbo was
making a tour of the world, has been re
ceived here by T. P. Lancrhans from a
missionary in Asia Minor. The name of
ths missionary is not given because bi
life would be endangered. The missionary
is working with SachUebea, the St- 1xiu
man wbo was aent in aearch of Lenz .Tne
letter says they have discovered that Letz
was murderedby Torkub officer high In
tbe serrice, and for that reason the work i
attended with great danger.
Caatlaara lareaBeat.
Xaw Vobk. July 5 R. G. Duo A Co '1
weekiv review of trade tomorrow will ur:
Tbe midsummer reports from all commer
cial center are of eeoectal interest, cover
ing tbe qoeations on which the future of
business depends. They indicate duti nel
ly better crop provpocis than either official
or commercial account, a marked increase
in rail distribution ot prodacts. an active
demand for good and a general enlarge
ment ot tbe working force, with tome ad
vance in thewngeaof more than JOi.'XO
hand. 1
m Stra flee All.
SroaaSE. Waah., July 5. The report;
given oat late taat night that Paul ebo i
wa dead was incorrect. Although the
doctors say hi back 1 broken ta two
place, be cling to life with wonderful te
nacity, a! poruciaiu now say be ha a
fighting bow for life. Webb i quite
rahooal. and (peaks of recovering as
though death wa not to bs considered.
SkraJSlrr Warat
Oulx, (H., Jul 5. Mrs. J. E. Red
mond, of this piare, took itrychnine ye
terday mot ning at 9 o'clock and Led a
few minute later. She said the day be
fore that abe oa!d die on ker 17th mar
riage anniversary. was a m3ch re
rpected lady, but bad been in iU-hetlth for
sereral year, with a tendency to consump
tion. Il iJOew Btlaa
Coin D'Alksb, Idaho. July 4. In all
probability. CfpUin Paal t ebb kat bi
Ule near bere Uiday in an attempt to ride
hi submarine Uial or barrel down a 34)
loot log chute. Two-Uiudt cf tli way
down was a tiigbt raie in the iociine.
Here tbe barrel jumped 30 fet in tbe air.
atrikicg the ground on end then roihng 40
feet farther down the bill. Many persons
on tbe beat turned Jseir bead with hor
ror. Sme fainted, a a'l fsared inttaot
dealb to Webb. Wbtn tbe Ua.iet was
epened, Webb wa jammejf kw-!y into Use
end. fie eticoourai aj tiised fneeiy.
Dr. Baweil. of rckaae. examine! him
and rociutxed hi f ioal coicmn broken.
A tug wa pfJcared, aod the unfortunate
man hurried to Coeur d'Aiet and then to
Spokane.
Webb died at II o'clock. Hi cs.me
ws Jame Svwart. He was a photograph
er at McMinnri.Ie. Or. Captain lcl
Webb wa a tctiyi'Mis came asmeJ tor
prufesaiona! rtwr.t.
A fccrsl &ilr '"itaaUiilaa.
WasBiXtiTAy, Ju'v 4. Another secret
organuatioo hu. been formed in thi coun
try for political ua!-!s. It is ea:!el the
Order A tl.e Supreme Tempt. Siiver
Knigfat of AuKrica, aad it headquarter
is It New Y-jrk avenue, ia thu ci:y. Tee
name indicate tLat tbe purpose ot the s-
ctety u to adrance the caue of the free
cctioage of niver. Tbe bniirtiU arechar-
terei in tuvimaas a tcrporauoo. tbe
charter name William M. Stewart, of
Carson. Ne., a pcesi-i ol of the corpora
tion, and among toe oier o'Juers and di
rector are the name of (wo ex-mem btr cf
congress.
Teey Careea.
Attica, O., July 4. Chinos Halt, ajed
18, loaded a gua vttb beavy shot tnis
morntn? aad tiuntt it abore a door ia bis
(atber's boae. Tne gan (eil to tne Soar,
and vas discharged, a rortton of the load
tnkin Hui!" motber to the abJomen.
Hi iter reveivd the remainder of it in
tbe breast. Tbe mother vtU die. but tbe
daughter may recover.
Bar Caeasteat.
Sauut, Or., July 4. Two boy escaped
from tbe reform school today and one of
tbem is a bad one. He i Fred McMnrray,
aged IS. and was in company with Biaock,
the Seattle murderer, wben be killed lef
ferr. McMurray hat a large birthmark
oa tbe left cbeek. brorn hair and etart and
tbe appearance of a tough. He a rait
el ia tYashiaxton county. Tbe other i
Newell Shonteil. the eame ae, atooped I
aboulders, light hair, wue eri an! a t?ig
nose.
a hr Jaty riu
LatsTOL. Ind.. July 4. At 6 o'clock thu
evening, while a boat 300 people were (fath
ered oo a bridge epannicr the St. Joseph
rirer watching a tab race, ll0 feet of side
walk of the ttidce treat down, carrrinif
with it 100 person. The fill wai about j
30 ftvt, and ironwork fell on many. The j
injured were cared for a well as circum- I
stances would permit. None was killed I
outright, but sereral wt:l die
8. MoNEll.L, Rewiver.
TO THE
E A
Oivca maciiotcB or
TvVO TRANSCONTINENTAL
RO UTES
great union
NORTHERN PACIFIC
via
VIA
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
AND
ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY
LOW KATES TO ALL
eastern iciTiEs.
OCKAN STEAM KKS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERV 5 D.WS
SAN FRANCISCO
For toll details eajl oo
Cusran & Mosramt, Albany, Or
OR ADDK.:
. W H HURI.Bl'KT,
Uss'i, Pan . Anaav
t'OUf LAND, OR.
1 :;mo ilio
ST
Star Bakerj
cr r readstlblsi aad first Urn.
CO K RAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR.
waned Frnlta
fjilasaware.
I'rled FrnKa,
lobsitiro
a sjar
4 wtTee
FAe
4 atsiBed Meals
Qseesiwsre,
Vrgetablew,
Cfgsrs.
plee,
Te,
Etc
everything that is kept in a
Rood variety and groj
ceryatore. High
eat price paid
for
ALL KINDoOF PRODUCE
ALBANY
INS. AGENCY
The only first class agency in Albany
lhat can give ton KO tents wcrh of imur
anoe for ! .00.
besides giving yon the best indemnity
we have paid out is this community dur
ing the last nine month for , oat" bought
over $13,000. thereby benefitting the farm
ers and every business man. in cor i dera
tion of which we thonld receive the pre
ference ever agent who send out nearly
all you pay tbem for insurance and bring
in nothing
We represent the only first class com
pany making a tpeciaity of farm insurance.
on the note plan. -The Continental,' of
-New York. e alo represent the Sun.
rhnenix, Manchester and London, of ng-
iana, tne sun being tne olden ere msar
ance company in the world.
M. SENDEE?, Mgi.
SCIENTMC
DISCOVERY
A fare Tore tor B' Jnee, Hair falling
mi. l.ar.Jictr, Mta r S a v eond.tir.ri
of 1 he ae p, fuy d- gerer tinn of the
hair, fol tic.ea or tr.y -nplcb, eal
beads, bl rkbaa n iota etc I have
aeeari tie so e ri b' fox H bton. Una
ana Msria-.i crwi.t!. I antra wiabtng
traatmrr'traucbtsult Ksat my flaesof
t aaa or .
Artd.a Box 42L. Aibtoy, linn C. Or
S. B Pb e. i. VlfeKECL
CHICKEII RaUSisaPAYS
if ToaetheS'iialeai I
larabalare a I
Xaa aaooey wauc
own ere ait I
V CauJoe all aixKt
Racccacns
artKle arafr Ur 1
poOtjy bar itten".
The "ERIE"
auchaaksay tbe beat
wnm. rresueai aaniiL
e are Faoae Ceaai
? uaaai tKnee etc, aesarr urajrm.
maxim. QKCsATOX ca.retaiasaXal.
Saacal Uacv. rsx a Maaa St-, LeaAactea.
JOSEPH .T. SMirii
BOS
OrTioe at ScLmeer's stable. Alba ay, Or.
Residence 5th and Montgomery.
A. Straaei
Upholsterer
Repairer
Hair, wool od shoddy ma!tRsaa rear
rated and made OTer.
Foraitor of eery descriptioa x' labi
cajTiagrs re-cuhoUtend aad nrrishfu.
T-rtp a tote ia tbe P. O , er call at 7
elreet. bet aeea Ferry and Brjadaibin. A
baay. Or.
ALBANY, OREGON
A f- 1 eorpa of tnstracsxisv
CLASSICAL, SCIESimC UTE?r
CSUKESCIAL AKD XMUKl
CLASSES.
r-r!!jwt. 'irrem. A. p. ArwmraKt. Prta.
S-tK.J; ('wtii Biw. CU(. i sake, tkmvra
ww.ma(ilel;. aMimn BnUea
iriness. Shorthand,
fl,'.-3 ..Jf .'Waaiat, sW tzrA Vlaa fssaajl
H F MERRILL.
NSURANCE AND MONEY
BROKER
. Albanj-, Or. .
City and -ennty warrants lougblaa
o'd.
J. (. Ia11aSTOJ
INSURANCE AND MONEY
BROKER.
Const? Wsirants lmi
mi. Office, Hastoa Blork, Albssr
Orrpn.
AT
R.M. ROBERTSON'S
FEED STORE
is a full assortment of food for re an and
be3$t; also oil meal, grass seed, lime Jtair.
cement and fertilizers, also Wilbur a Seed
Meal, a sure remedy for the ailments of
horses and cows.
All CHKAP FOR CASH.
ESTABLtSIIED
FH Hammer.
Wholesale Commission Merchant,
215 tnd 217 Davis St Cor. Commercial,
Rah Fbaxcisco, Cai.
We pay the hiehest market orica for
wheat, barley, oats, .potatoes, ar
i't, puunry, tttucs, woot ana gen
era! produce.
U will pay you to write us and keep post
ed.
Liberal advance made oa consignments,
f San Francisco Froduce Exch.
Member:
( 3a a Francisco Fruit Ktchangs
Caiaicn U
" saaa. "
VA sacste r
, preparatrxtcr - . i
mm m&m
m Rif.hraifisV
to snppose that an imitation offers
the customer any guarantee like
the original does. Take ColtoUne
for example. The Faikbank Co.
discovered it, perfected it, and
spent thousands in making its
merits known. It is plainly to
their interest to make and keep it
what it is to-day the most popu
lar shortening ia the world.
But when you come
To accept ear
the 2 guarantees all disappear,
and the housekeeper is at the
mercy of aa imitator who deals
on others' reputation and who
profits only by others' lor.s.
To ensure having good cook
ing' and healthful food stick
tight to- Cottolesb aad let all
imitations severely alone.
SoSd ia ks poand aaZa
Kade oa! hy
The N. K. Fa:rbantC
Com party,
rr.IXHTU auael
CtJcst. tern Zerk,
FIRE INSURANCE
Insure your ropertv r ih
Joseph V Tail i" ',
Old Hartford, THE ,NKS
YORK U NDER W R 1 TEK
AGENCY, or an one sf tho
other reliable Id line ecm-
faniea he represents. Koea
aten and plenty of tin 9
giver for payment on farm
insurance. All business plae
ed with him will be prorap' -
x is 1 t. OFFIC3 .
P O Block,'
Albany. Or
DOLLARS
PER taaONTH
In You! Own Locaut?
mai easily aad honorably, wijci apU
tal. dotin; yoer spare boars. Any man.
wodin,boT . or girl ca-i do tbe work hw
Dy, is itbout exreneace. Taikma; bo
Becessary. Xotijn? I ke it far raxef
asakinsereroCed before. Ooxworier
always propa-. Xa 5me 'wasted t
learoin tbe btt&fess. VT teach yea fes
a sight boTT ta seceded frosj the tr
boar. Yoo ras is&ke a trial whoot rl
P" to yoorsel. We start ysa, csrassir
TrytJun5 aeetied ta carry oa the bo ;
se Ficces.fi. , aad gaarantea lj
asaiast n:are if yoa at foUow sdf
simpie, pbia tBstrocdona. Sesdtf. tr
yoa ere ta need cf ready noser, iav
jtos to as!7 au aaoat tne best payta
tts betors the poblie, send as jo"1
a-jnree, am wa wru nsjl yoa a w
aseui gtTins yoa ail the pankslars
1RUE& CO., Box 400,
Augusta, ttlain.
20
1LB1H IiaiUEE CM.
CO
(FURNITURE
"ompiete line of-
-U.VOERTAKIKG
ia ail its hjaachea
EMBALMING iaJfj
Ratdeaoe ceiaer Sri at. a':
arro at' ins;
V 12Z4L1 35a fa.
MAilOUuL pnrrrvrtrn (7,
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r. a
rat Pkwer OROYIU-E. I
FasbaT t Mason, aea t
IxrtHVHeslN. L
Ik vsq Win sttritS'
Itiaaolii rm av nwintoi hw ait .t-.r.
gists. Ik eure acia&t Cunantnpvio-
aa&istha ba Causa, aad Croup Cur
foshayft Mason, Apa',
Caraua and Trc-Mrk
aat Vaiaas& comluctcd tut ftOC JMATX .
Qua mcf newMirtt t.NniiTOmel-
B4 w can rcur. oaceM ia W tw,
iraraima Waahtngtoa. . .
iieeel Bjtial. diawie: or wa
He- . i a ad'ite. U Mtaota1 or aot,tia el
teaarja Out te KUdatou
D9t kju in the U.& va. i,icgae-atna
CA.sraow&cOaj
mm .ft i
ax-
Di..
. UJX LC
sim m wma a.
artb original aad only FRENCH, aafeaml re. V
oahieeare on tha maikot. frtce tiMf. seat b
tnwataaaatt omj DJ
1 A O "limine. so!e
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rala' a,.a.a-ava,A.' - V?'
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