The state rights democrat., July 19, 1895, Image 4

EAThKKFORD A WTATT
Attorneys at Law. Will practice In all courts of th
state. Special attention yjvea to nutun In prob-te
and to to lections. OFFICE In th FUno block
er U BI1LYEU
Attorney at Law and Solicitor In Chancery. Col
tkina made on all point. Loan negotiated oa
able terras. Albany Oregon
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0. IV. IfRIfiHT
Attorney at law, and Notary Pun.tc. Will praotlce'ta
all the oourU oi thie state Special attention "iven to
collection and matter in pre bate OSSce: Kelt
door to Pottoffice, Albany, Ojrn .
fJ' WH1TNKV,'
Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.
LAGKBURN & SOWERS
.a"roR3srE"2-a .ajt l-aw.
All legal matters will receive prompt at
cnt'on. Office, First National Bank
uildinp, up stairs.
WALLIS NASH
ATTORNEY AT JCaVW.
Will practice in all the tuurt of the
state.
Office Tost Office Block. Albany Oregon.
H 0 Watson. Luther Elkins
WATSOM & ELKINS
TTOB1TBT3 AT LAW
Office First National Bank Bailding
Business intustedto us will receive ears
ful and prompt attention.
TV1
OSTANTE ate HACELEHAN,
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon.
JUSTICE OF PEACE,
b new located in the DtsocaiT ofllee. eoraer
2nd and Broadaibin streets Albaav. Or.
Beats .and Collections a Specialty.
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Farty street, Albany, Ororon.
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rs. II. . and O. K. Beers.
Physicians and surgeons, post office
block. Albany, Ore. Hours 10 to 12 a. m.,
2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence corner
5th and Calapooia sts. Special attention
given to diseases of woman .
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Office on Ferry St near cor ?rd St. Offic
hours, 7 to 9 a m, 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p m
Especial attention given to chronic case
and eye diseases.
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diseases of the Liver.Kidneysand Con
itipation.
Pleasant to take by old or young. No
friping.
The root of the Liverine plant is eiten
rively used in Norway for the cure of Piles.
Sold by all first class druggists.
Wholesale Manufactures,
ANCHOR S CHEMICAL CO.
Lebanon, Or-
Star Bakery
Cor Broadalbin and First Ms.
COKRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR.
I'aaaeel Fralts
Glassware,
nrled Fraits,
gar
Caflee
Ete
Caaatd Meats
Qneeaiware,
Vegetables,
Cigar .
Spieea,
Tea,
Et
everything that is kept in a
good variety and gro
eery store. High
est prkse paid
for
ALL KIND30F PRODUCE
A LADFS TOILET
Is not complete
without au ideal'
nor.1FLEX.OM
43 POWDER,
POlzONl'S
Ccmbines every element of
beauty and parity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, herJth
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. A mo
lelicate and desirable protection
to the face in this clinate.
Insist epoa fcaTiag tie gamine.
."1 n is Km sale evebywhebe.
DO YOU
write letters? Of coarse you do, and what
is nicer han smooth let'er paper and envel
opes for business corresponding. We make
speciality of neat commercial stationary.
( on should
BUY ENVELOPES
of us at once and see the fine quality an
extra loir prieea. Next time you wan
some inquire
OF SMIL KY,
THE PRINTER
AT
R.F.1. ROBERTSON'S
FEED STORE
is a full assortment of fuod for man and
beast; also oil meal, grass teed, lime, hair,
cement and fertilizers, ai.o Vilior's Seed
Meal, a sure remedy for the ailments of
hones and cows.
All CHEAP FOR CASH.
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EteoIiTs BnimMro.
matlwu. bout, JUdoer luoniera. Acid 1T
peoa. Anvmia. Antidote fcr AioobolL
and other (,iaua lrice.ia.Saadjuoau.
KiterwMcens.
THF ASXOlO CilEMiCAL CO.
161 (. V sttera rerae. fHICAGQ
Sold by all druggWtn.
AftlMDttlLl
FOR $35 00
W Crawford will sell you an
. 8 foot Acrmntnr for Oil
12 foot geared Aermotor 75.00
All steel and galvanized after completed
BED CiOT FLOOR.
(Jet it at any of the stores, or Wave It
ground, 40 pounds for one buehel i
wheat, at the Red Crown Mills.
rOTT7 Let v Keasrn To
VV1V1 L gether! Ia it not bet
ter to buv vour Bread. Pies.. IJ.nl Is Cat-Pii
etc, at a reliable store where they use
only tho Best material why of course i
ia you dont want dyspepsia and yor.'i
never get it by eating anything iroro ou
store. U.S. BAKERY.
Bet. Ellsworth and Lyon 2nd St.
C. D. Vandym. Proprieto
WANTED. An honest, active gen
tleman or lady to travel for estab
lished, reliable house. Salary $780, pay
able f 15 weekly and expenses. Situa
tion permanent. Keferencea. Enclose
elf-addressed stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company, 318 Omaha Build
ing, Unicago,
PARTIES VISITING THE FOLEY
and Belknap springe, t,r crossing tbe
mountains on tt e AIcKinzie wairon road
will tind it to their advuntuge tu buy their
advantage to buv their supulies of Shumate
at Walterville, sixteen rr.iie east of Eugene
on tne stage road. All gjodx to d at Eu
gene prices.
GMOOS,;opooei!e tn R 11 n.e
feed, brao tb.orts, O-in- me, 1, G a
haul Luokwbtat, rye Har, lay e,,d
'.raw ootatoes, etc.
WAN I F.l A man who iiiuierxUnd
running an engine. Euqutie of Geo
Acheson or E. U. Blodgett.
WANTED. To trade laundry work
for wood. City Launary, First street,
near Waahinff ton.
SECOND HAND cook stove wanted
Leve word at the Dkmochat ofticc
and secure purchaser at once
0. Prise's Cream Bidng Powiie r
WaeM's Pair lUencvt AwarA.
elic Scmoctat.
A Greek priest who died recently near
Trikliala, Tbepsaly.waa 120 years old, and
had been in the ministry 93 years 9
months and 3 days.
QThe Eoglishare acting very tlupid in
their conduct In, refeience to the Cornell
Henley race. DThey should accept the
situation manfully and not act like ba
bies. There are about 18,000 Johnsons in Cni
cago, and 15,000 Smiths. Ihe Smiths
who generally lead ore thus obliged to take
a second place. The Andersons are third.
What has become of the Jones and Browns.
C The thermometer ia holding his head
high these days; but it is au interesting
fact to note that 90 degreed here is not as
hot as 80 in the east, directly the oppo
site from the experience with cold, 30
degrees above zero here being as cold as
20 in the east.
Sirs. O'Leary.who owned the cow that
kicked the lamp that set fire to the barn
causing a conflagration that spread into
the biggest in the history of the V. S.,
ditd a few days ago. How eaey it is to
be famous.
If there is more fun iu tbe world than
to see a Chinaman talk through a tele
phone for the tiist time tbe Dkmccbat
doesn't dnow what it is. It breaks him
all up, and he leaves it shrouded in mys
tery as to where the voice comes Irom.
He htap no sabe.
lJeaa are changing materially in many
things. For instance, in elocution, the
spread eale style no longer prevails.
The greatest simplicity i: sought. The
oratorical style is entirely out of date.
Some people may be tickled by it; but it
is not tbe thing. The Emerson style de
mands a natural, graceful action.
A new bicycle tire which is being tried
is made of paper pulp and built oa tbe
compartment plaa, so that in case the
tire is punctured in any place only part
ot the tire will collapse and travel can
be continued. It is claimed that these
compartment tires are as easy riding as
tne most elastic robber pnecmatic
tires.
The Democrat predicts that none o!
the three men arrested for the train rob
bery at Riddles will be convicted. fC.OOO
reward makes it an object for some one
1 1 be convicted, hence the great enthusi
asm in pushing such matters. There
are atrong grounds to believe the men
guilty; but when witnesses come to
wear under oath aa to the identti of the
J men, or any of them, it is a different
thing.
Three little Cievelaods, ail gir't. If ay
they grow and if they are like their
mother they will be examples of woman
hood. Mrs. Cleveland is a noble woman
of wonder'olly good sense. bile up
with the times she does not go off on
every tangent, fclie is very dome tic,
attends to her home duties firrt and is
exemplary in good works without any
ostentation. Just at this moment the
U. C. needs more women like Mrs. Cleve
land, not women who will raise on);
girls, but women of character who do
not go to pieces with every new fad.
The body of Fate Caddy, drowned May 3,
while crossing the LoLo with tvo other
companion-, was found a few days ago
lodged against a large limb in lk?t stream
about onehalf mile below where the acci
dent occurred by Charles Dickinson and
ton Bert. The strangest part in connec
tion with the finding of the body i that
Mrs. Dickinson dreamed the niitbt previ
ous to the finding of tbe body, that it was
lodged where found and told her k unhand
to go and get it. Le wist on Idaho Herald.
There is a chute f ir the philosopher to
speculate.
The Chicago Times Herald has inter
viewed a number of prominent physicians
on the subject of summer eating, and come
of th9 replies are interesting and really
wjrthy of observance- Pure water is rec
ommended as a steady drink. This sounds
like an insinuation that people drink some
thingbetdde water as a steady drink, but it
is not meant as such. Spirituous liquors
are ruled out by all except one doctor who
tolerates a little claret Meat io small '
quantities and fruit in targe doses is con
sidered a legitimate. Vegetables, wheat,
oatmeal, and rice are al lovable in warm
weather. Eat sparingly at all times and i
Bvcr vxrcpl when hungry. Jce cream is
w objectionable when pure. Soda water it
almisjatile as ad -ink though not so giod
as Adam's ale. Moderation is the great
commandment of summer diet.
1 he editor of the Eraniett county, Iowa
Republican, who wa in the valley a month
or so airo -writes about it as follows: ''One
has a very poor idea of the great Wil'am-
ette val.y from tbe outlook at Portland,
yet th irreatcity whi:b has literally been
hewn cut of the wilderness rnuht have had
omotliin j back of it and that something
prooves to be the Willamette valley. This
valley, fifty miles ia width by more than
150 miles in length, contains time 5,000
000 acres of land, fertile bryond the imag
ination of Eastern farmers and susceptible
of producing to perfection, fruit, flowers,
vegetables or grcia. Sheltered on tbe
north and east by tbe Cascade mountains
and wit and south by the Ceast range, its
rainfatl is equalized and climatic condi
tions oever extreme, lhis valley sends
East more fruit each year than boasted
California, its peai-bea, plums and prunes
staid first and hopgrowing is the princi
pal, and has been To.- years past the best
raying industry, and yet tbe valley is far
from being worked to it full capacity. '
The red man continues tobehmrd
from since Judge Bellinger's decisi n.
He whoops about as much as in the
primeval days but from another caue.
The Times tells o! a cane to the point .
John Simpson returned Tuesday from a
six wi eke stay at Newport much im
proved in health. He left many camp
e s at the Bay and met many more go
ing in. While there, with Johnny Mi.
ler, the clct tinner, he muds a trip out to
Oiletz. As they were about starting up
tbe two mile grade out of the Silelz, a
terrible racket up the roaJ ai traded their
attention and they stopped. An Indian,
drunk and dreex d up came driviiig bis
team down the road at full speed. The
fltw, the wagon box bounced and the
Siwash yelled and whooped. At the foe t
of the grade the tongue came down at d
the team parted company with their
master and his wsgon. "Gad, men, this
Ain't safe," txclaimed Mr. Miller as the.
procession parsed. Another Indian, on
the same grade, similarly drank and in a
similar scrape was thrown out a week
later and the fracture of bis jaw that he
.Detained is about to kill him.
The Burns Herald tells of an interesting
experience in which an Indian played a
prominent part: Ally. Geo. Sizemore de
fended an Indian in the recorders court
last week. The Indian was arrested for
running his horse through the streets and
by some hook or crook Geo. cleared him.
The Indian was to pay him a good pony
and eaddle for his work. The pony and
saddle waa at the White Front Livery
Stable, after the triul the siwash finding
himself free proceeded to the livery stable
saddled tho pony and "skedadled " Lcuie,
Indian, in explanation of the conduct of
his brother said, Atty. Sizemore only gave
him "a two dollar talk and wanted a 935
saddle and a f 20 pony." Geo. when he
found himself "scooped'' gathered to
gether himself,the marshal, two fleet horrea,
four revolvers one Winchester rifle, came
into the saloon displaying the whole out
fit, except the horses, treated, then he and
tha marshal started in pursuit. Every
body who saw them, thought "awfully
hard" as the women say, seeing blood,
scattered pieces of Indian, scalps, etc. The
Atty. and marshal succeeded in getting in
sight of the redskin who finding him
self pursued turned in his saddle facing
the boys, placed his"1 thumb to his nose
little finger extended, gave the dreaded
war whoop of his tribe then "vamoted."
Batteis contributing to haticaUs
"the mule fund," the money so raised
to go to keeping s mule in rest and
clover tbe balance of his days for kick
ing to dea'h a wife beater. The man,
who waa a wife beater.practiced unusual
cruelty on his mule and finally used a
bridle with bits made ol barbed wire.
The mule drew the l'.ne at this and kick
ed the atumin' out o( bis cruel master.
When tbe neighbors took his body home
they fonnd his wife chained to a staple
in the wall. The "mule fund" ia rapid
ly growing, contributions being confined
to nickels. Montanians may be a little
off in tome things, but they have the
propet opinion of the man who beats his
wile.
i story is told of a judge who recently
bad the hypnotic plea raised before him
by a burglar. Tbe prisoner claimed that
he did not know that be waa"burgVicg ;''
that he did it automatically and uncon
sciously, under the direction of a hyp
notist. Tbe judge said he would give
him tbe full benefit of the law, and also
ol hit hypnotic misfortune. II there
upon sentenced the man to 10 years in
state prison, but told him be could, if he
chose, send for the hypnotist and have
binisilf made u neon tc ions for Vhe term
of hit imprisonment. "The same pow
er," said the judge, "which enabled you
to commit burglary, and not know it,
ought also to enable you to suffer im
prisonment with hard labor and not be
aware of It. At any rale, this is the belt
I can do for too. E.
Said Chauncey Depew. in hit receni
aidreae before tbe literary societies of
Vanderbilt univers'ty : "The most la
mentable wrecks which I have seen in
the thirty odd years since 1 was grado
aled have been men who abandoned
everything lor the public service, only
to be thrown out by the changes of poli
tics, and to find that their place in the
proteeaional and business wor'd had been
occupied by younger men, leaving them
belpleis and stranded.
Tbe Walla Walls joion has gone op
tbe floom financially. The hard times
have been particularly sever with the
newspapers of the cocntry, and it seems
to be sort of a case of the survival ol the
fitteet, but tbe press is a business neces
sity and it will be more appreciated than
ever when good .times come around
again. Tbe papers that swim io good
shape wi:l deserve a prosperous future-
Some of the papers are trying to make
out that Rear-Admiral Walk.rwa in
sulted at Astoria. Even a real Admiral
ought to be able to take a joke during 4 lb
of July days without to much fas being
made over it. In all p'obability there was
no intuit intended at all and rea'.ly
nothing serious occurred. Some newt
papers continually pick their teeth with
crowbars in order to be seen
Life is a atage io which men p ay
some peculiar part, neyer yet dramatis
ed. One doesn't need to go out of Albany
to find the material. All around are
acts and s-ene,oiie to make one laugh,
ome to bring b:g drop down one
cheek. The iart is played best that it
simplest and most natural, no', be the one
who seems to want to be the center of
attraction by loud demonstrations.
An Ultimatum has gone faith thst
there is to be no men gambling In Sara
toga. That is like taking a I'jng out of a
wagon or the snow off Jit. Hood. Gamb'
ling has been the first thing in Saratoga,
and the absence of it will make it almott
like Monte Carlo without samlilina or a
a loon without liquor. NeveiHielet Sar
toga is to be congratulated.
The two sreaust men ot this age aie
passing out of public life. G'adstcne,
the Englishman, without a per in his
country is too old to longer act ; Bismsrc
is undoubtedly on bis death bed Men
of great brains, rouipact'y knit and put
together far aw,
If Mr. Case proves to have been the
train robber he will deserve extra a'.ten
lion on tho. part of h4 ladies. They
should take him bigger bouquets and
ogle with both eyes and smite hiu with
their attentions generally, for it was the
train tobber who treated the ladies with
so much attention at Riddles that event,
ful night.
An advance in one year of 11 a head
in the selling price of a flock of sheep,
as reported in the Wisconsin Frrmer,
shone how free wool ia ruining the farm
ers. McKinley'a Presidential boon? will
look like a eieve bv next year. World.
A bird mil, lit as well navigate the air
with one w ing as the business mac to
navigate the! ciamticial world without
advertising.
Albanylhaa been visited by a circua
every year for many seasons. Last year
it rcai'litd Albany no Auguit 7, this year
it will he here on August 6.
What will calamity howlers do with
better times staring them iu the face
through th East, wages going np and
higher prices prevailing for products.
A river steamer that can slide over the
bars of tbe Willamette with the water at
the present stage would be appreciated.
The people are alright and that is the
season there will be 'good times after
while.
Albany's 12tb'of July,
It is to be hoped Cleveland's next g'rl
lilaboj,
i
SATURDAY. NIGHT THOUGHTS
Albany'cerlainly performed quite a
feat inhaving too 4th of July celeb.-s-tions
inside of ten days. The second
was the best ol the two so far as the en
tertainment of the crowd was concern-
6J. These 4th of July celebrations are
sort ol an4event for revenue only in the
minds of many. That Is, the question
with many givng is simply w hether they
can make money, by it, and every little
detail has that in view. But that seems
to be the way ol the world, from poli
tics up. The "filthy lucra" is a great
motive power for human action.
While we are enjoying the most de
ligbt'ul weather imaginable, in places in
the East they have been having a siege
with cyclone and itoruip. No searon ot
the yeir seems to be free from tlitm.
II a'few of the atatts cculd have a regu
lar time for their c; chines then they
could prepare tor them; but no, they
come like a poor relative, when the cup
baa id is baie and no one is prepared for
them.
lias the world gone mad? A buiUing
has been erected with a seating capacity
ol 52,815 tor the Corbett-FiUsimnions
prize fight, and Ibis Saturday night we
wonder what people are thinking of to
travel hundreds and thousands of miles
to the place and then pay from $10 op
to see s contest of a few minutes between
a couple of men, one of tlit m so unlaitli
ful his wife can't live with him and the
other of the usual prize fighting calibre.
It will be a colossal gambling affair. It
ia probable a million dol'ara will be
spent in connection ith it, which doesct
look much like Lard times.
.Men Fail as Prophet.
How few things have turned out as
men have predicted ! The railways were
to throw teamsters ou. ot employment,
but there are mare ol thept employed
than ever before. And then tbe railways
were to supplant canals and all artificial
waterways. In 1S' tbe railway mileage
of the world had roached tbe enormous
total of 354,310 miles, costing over t28,
000,000. The total mileage January 1,
I$95. is estimated at IX.ilH miles. And
yet the great commercial nations have
celebrated at Kiel the completion of the
Baltic canal and the United States has a
commission in Nicaraurua inspecting
that great enterprise, which will un
doubtedly be pusheu to completion. It
waa only last year that the people of
England celebrated the completion o!
the Manchester ship canal, which cost
$75,000,0X1. Coming nesrer home ws
find Uie government of tht United States
building a canal onnecting the Mistit
sippi aod II in ait rivers, and destined to
be a part of a great inland waterway ol
which tbe Ch cago drainage channel,
now under contlruclioo, will be an im
portant lick Few York state proposes
to enlarge the r:e cacal and propel the
boats by e'ectricity. Pittsburg is seek
ing to connect the Obio river and Lake
Erie by a canal, the survey for which
are now beiog made. Nomeroot other
inland water xay project are nnder seri
oas consideration in this country and io
tbe old world, thus utterly setting at
naught the prophecy that theneam rail
road would make owlets artificial water
ways We miftil extend tbit examination of
mans prophe ic powers ioto all the
realm of Lis activities, only to prove
that at a prophet he i very much of a
failure. The Widow tSedo'.t sat one cf
the most sensible person pertoo of the
peril when .! sectentions'y declared;
iv. K. Kant Ka ker:a. ' there is a
mountain ranee of troth ia the widow'
remark. Baker City Democrat
" 'O. will he paint me the war 1 want.
I As bonny at a girlie,
Or will he paint me an ugly tyke.
And be d d to Mr. Xerli,
But atill and on and which ever it ia,
lie '. a canty Keriie.
Tbe Ijord protect the back and neck
Of honest Mr. Nerli "
This, one of the latt verses ever writ
ten by Robert Lewi Stevenson, is in
reference to tbe portrait of himself,
which is given to the public wi.h his
j r r5e for the first time in the July Coe-
mopolilan. The lines might have come
t from tl.e pen cf I,irne. and are inimila
1 ble ia their way. The portrait w a de
! dared by Slevmicn himself to be the
J beet ever paiblnl of him- la this tame
namueroi me t-omopu.no uuuyaia
K'plirg tells an Indian story, to hicb
R?m:rgton adds cl aiming illuslra'ions ;
Mrs Burton Harrison makes a serous
study ol New York tociety in ' The Myth
of the Fcur Hundred," aid Kate (Kng
la 'Virgin contributes a tory ol one of
the ni"t delightful of V elah retreats
The CoiiiKf oiilan we with this number
reduced ,o ten cents per copy, and at a
conM-quence, notwithstanding its large
edition, it was "out of print" on the
third die ol publication.
The S. out, ol Union, is decid.dly hot.
Here is il-e way it boilt: The Salem hog
has gel hi snout well into the public
trongii and it champing and guzaling
willi intense tatiafact'on. Tbe average
hog ha 'n't g it sense enoug h to I now
that ie more he eata and the faster lie
eats mi Iv hastens his proper coudilion
for the butcher's knife. Hog-killing time
will arrive presently. While the iurane
patients are sweltering and suffer ii g in
crowded rooms at Salem, men with clear
er braius are doing a.l they can to keep
them in that condition. The pure, dry
air of Eastern Oregon would be verita
ble elixir ol life to many of tin patients
now confined in the asylum. Simple
humai.ity should tut tome figure in the
case :
Frt ui Pencil Springs, Arizona, come
Ihe story of the finding of a nugget, or
boulder rather, ol pure silver, such as
there hat been no record ot in the his
tory of tninirg in the West. The boul
der weighed about hall a ton, and i s
value la anywhere from 14,000 to $10,000.
It wis found by William Tucker end
John Doyle, both old prospector. The
nugget was lying within 300 feei ol the
railroad track and not more than 100 feet
from the main wacon road. It pit jetU-d
Irom the hillside in plain view of the
road, and sfjod in fucli a position that
more than one man had probably tat
upon it to gaze up or down the railroad
track.
Astoria will goahtad no and grow
and prosper, but (he will never ito the
great city the expects to be until site
gets connection by rati with Salem,
through the Nehalem, Tillamook and
Grand Roude country That road will
bring something to her b -sides summer
retorts. Statesman.
Perhaps the reason Albany Is alright
ia because it is connected by rail with
Salem. All towns in the state should
be connected by rail with their capital if
possible, including Astoria, and when
tbe Astoria-Albany road is built the
Dkhocbat hopes to tee a branch line
running to the capital city.
MISFITS.
Keeping everlastingly at it is
counts in advertising. 'Don't be
modic.
what
span-
Within the next two years Oregon will
see the bent times in her history, accord
ing to the horoscope of tbe Dkmocbat.
Tramps are now taking their meals by
installments. Last evening after getting
a cold lunch one went to the Man about
Town', house for a cup of tea to go with
it.
Most of the bicycle races yesterday
were lor keeps; but the general opinion
was that the Class B contests were al
together too slow. There should never
be a start allowed in this dura except
w hen more than one make of bicycle is
represented.
It is reported that Rocky Mountain
Smith, a tramp printer, has dic:ded to
start a democratic paper at Prinevillt.
Shortly after he gets it started he will
decide to remove to some other field. It
is too bad for legitimate journals that it
is so easy to "start newspapers." States
man. Smith is a former Linn county
man, and has a number of relatives in
the county. He has as much right to
start a newspaper as any one.
In a boys bicvrle rare in Portland a
mile was nimle in 3:04. Unlike the
disgraceful jockeying of older riders the
boys all started in to win lrom the word
go, and kept it up without regard to the
other fellows. The usual bicycle race is
considerable of a take the w ay run. The
fastest man insU-ad of taking the lead
waits for some other fellow to do it, and
then spurts to tbe front nt the tape.
"What time do you desire to be wak
ened in the morning, sir?" asked Alex
Meglar oi a drummer who waa retiring
tor the night. "Well. I don t know now
but I will touch the button in the morn
ing when I want to get up and let you
know." Alex looked puzzled for a mo
ment and then asked a late Budget re
porter to take something. Astoria Bud
get. A piece has been going the rounds
about a verse referring to sewing pillows
in arm holes from Hezekiah 13:18. Very
few people have noticed the fact that
there is no such book as Hetekiah in the
Bible. Tho reference to pillows is in
the Bible all tbe same.
Some New York City prices just taken
from the World makes one realize how
cheap it is to live in Oregon compared
w ith the east. Here are a few : Aspar
agus, 25 cents a bunch; string beans, 10
cents a quart; cauliflowers, cents; 6
beets for 25 cents ; corn 50 cents a dozen ;
6 cucumbers for 25 cenu; new potatoes,
60 to 75 cents a peck ; California peaches
50 cenu a dozen; plums 30 cents s dozen;
cherries 25 cents a pound; roast beef 12
to 20 cents a pound, sirloin, IS to 20
cents; lamb about 15 cen'a.
Albany ha-1 a delayed Fourth of July
celebration today. ihe is a! -ay from a
week to a year behind the times. It is
told that a few months since a building
! got on fire in that city and the tire dt
i partment wae informed of the fact br a
j telephone message from Corvallu;. fcu
f gene Guard. Rata! Albany ia several
j years ahead of Eugene; but'what is the
j matter of all the valley towns hereafter
f getting a live rustle on together, Salem
I beoau9 it is tbe state capital, Albany
j because it is the railroad center, and Eu
gene becaueeof its State University.
Wm. Porter, writing to the Salem
Statesman, nays that "in the '5C
the K-uk-rs throughout the Willamette
valley had to go to Oregon City for their
mail, dour, groceries, etc. This trip was
made twice a year. I have walked to
Oregon City, ' a dUtance of forty-five
miles, for my mail. Letters and raf?rs
came once or twice each year, around
the straits of Magellan. Tiie postage on
a letter from the eaetern states was 50
cents. That s nothing, an Albany man
went to Kugene to get a girl to go to a
ball with hint and bought her a calico
dress for the occasion.
A big joke is the statement in the Lr
ons corrwpon-ence 10 the scio rr,- "hat
Rolhchild syndicate have bought the
Kan tiara mines and ate the ones now
developing it- While there is undoubt
edly notiung in it, even 11 true 11 would
insure the fact that tbe mines would be
pushed, and as they only have two mines
bonded, it would add great value to the
other mines, and bring thousands ot xnen
into the mines to build up this country
Thee Santiara mines if successful mean
an immense thing to this countrr re
gardless ot who .yets the money ; but de
pend on it th e.-e' will be plenty left in
the countrr.
Tti 33njT ro. ptos asf
O 'epate.1 ro?3-JH3'f "A .
-aauj 'areiBooiiuwi Jai poau -wnrraAeei
joaniiu suoonm pr Bootq m no jC-,iaj;p
ww pww airuri aw T)S uaj .UVTVJ s,UiJ
-.'rr VweV 1
JiOSVinO'AT J -rvst J
rm -G"W 'raqtoasaa 10 fen w ttwt awwawaol
fua J FqMO,nt pam 9m aoqj.Ml o) auawg
'JVKSBJTBXYU .
-sjj iiaavivj s.-nvjj jo osn ir tq parco
aq town) yttrt fjuwiav) 1 Ma aUaaa (r tj
J srwrrioa a.TH01a,1M SKO jo " H1
tmt nu nug pre jviii pus 'nfuror frliw paw
iurwj 'Opeiivj, jo iiw) wqt U wmiwi in lop
-0OYawiio-f 'A joougain jowvwwd vib
q ) sq rm mo woi xikaa.) ( ajtvaj
. 'jLaanoO aI
i 'oenetjo ui ouu AO SXVZ
witb one ey4 ou tne dock, and the other
ou your plate, you cannot entnv a meal.
hen traveling east, you sbou'J take the
Northern Pacific, tha only dining car line
from Port land; mil ? cent. You don't
hive to get up in the morningat six o'cWk
r.,sn to breakfast aud gulp it down in of
teen or twenty minutes, and then have tc
ait until 2 or 3 o'clock for lunch or din
ner. Io avoid this, take the Northern
1 'antic, the only dining car route, the onlv
line running to tbe Yellowstone Park and
the only line running Pullman Tourist
sleeper through to tun east without frvm
12 to IS hour delay, lor full information,
time cards, maps, ete. call cu or address
C. (J. Bark hart, agent, Albany, Ore.
Few menicinrs have held their ground
to successfully as Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
During the past fifty years, it has been the
most popular of all cough-cures and the
demand for it today is greater than ever
before. Prompt to act and sure to cure.
MARRIED,
IIIOCil.NS- BROWN. At Uie residence
of the officiating clergyman, Elder A.
Cane, oh Wednesday July 10, 1895,
Mr. Beecher Higgins and" Mirs Retta
Brown, both of Soio,
HARRIS SYLVESTER. At the court
house in Albany on July 0, 1992, Sam
uel Harris and Mary Sylvester, both
of Linn county.
Touch and Go.
Touch the spot in the
hack, chest, limbs or side,
where the pain is, with an
Allcock's
Porous Plaster
and the lameness, soreness,
stiffness, congestion, will go
at once, leaving comfort,
health and strength behind.
Imltatldas are asvar reliable Tkenfen al
ways team asew kavtag ike (teniae Aucocsw
Allcock's Corn Shields,
Allcock's Bunion Shields,
Hav bo equal as a relief aad cur for carta
aad tunioas.
Brandreth's Pills
are a marvelous speoiflo for cases of
biliousness m4 ladlgastion.
Detroit.
. Now is the time to apend yout holiday
in the mountains. '
Hollinguworth and Archie Kemp are
at Albany attending the races.
Dr. Hanson, of Turner, who has lcn
visiting Frank Perkett returned to bin
home Thursday.
Miss Igabelle Jakeway returned Tues
day from Sacramento fal., where die
ban been attending school.
Mr. Litchfield, of Salem, acting as
mail clerk for a few (lavs while J. JJm
terworth is fishing.
Minx Myrtle Knight has closed her
school for a few weeks on acjount of the
warm weather and returned to hex home
near Silverton.
A.Shultse, of Salem, and J. M. Hol
Iings worth of this plac ran afoot raee
Monday. TLe latter being the winner.
Mail Clerk J. Buttcrworth, lAwycr
Hammond, of Med ford, James Monroe
and C'has Stewart, of Berry, are spend
ing a few days at Humbug'tTcek fiehinif.
Capt Bowman, manager of the it
pleasure and pack train, is in this place i 'a!i':' huiia that wonld have teen hn
everv other dav. He leaves Sunday, ! w ea midsummer, and th delayed
Wednesday and r'ridav uiorring, going ; xu"'u!ation of one eeaon geU in tbe way
any place in the Caade range or East-1 , fforU to "8o an.Jther on time. Bui
rn Oregon. j 'he volume of baoineas it may be a-'sared.
A few ministers are holdinir meeting i' nfAM 're tor '. "
in tne hall and grove. A.?.L t he T1 f 'W ant
Revs. Mretw. .1 if.T ,7
Marion, fchUIUe. of Salem, and Mnnr.
house, of Matiama.
Mrs. Robert Fowler who was r-jx-nding
a few days in Albany returned to this
place Monday evening.
The dance at this place on the 4th was
well attended and everybody seeming! v
nat a good time.
avllled by aa Explaalaa.
Astoria, Or. July 12. Word waa rt
ceivea wis
rt,Vt eniog that James r uh. a
Clkanine raorber. waa killed Wednea-
day last, at his home, by an exptoaion of
giant powder. rih had a large quantity
oi powder on the upper floor cfhisresi-
it when th HnUM w, -ri... i .
was completely demoliahei on the second
nocr. and Uie unfortunate rancher was
blown into fragmenU.
Sew Ore.ea FexaaaUrra.
Wa nisioTOX, July 10. Oregon pci
mat,tert were today appointed a follow:
CleoM, Multnomari county, J. T. Leon
ard; Cornucopia, I'oton county. N. I).
Boley; CrawfoHsvill. Lmn county, Mii
R. L, Newton.
Do ycu know, if you want to go eat and
ue-ire ruuman lourut Meeperi, tbat too
will be detaine.1 from 12 to 16 hours unle
you tike tbe Northern PiSc ? lUa:a
bcr that the Norfwrn Pa- iac is h oeren
line nnnin Pullman Twri.t Sl-.-pr
throagh to the east withoji d-lar. Ti m
and money saved by tci roate. For ful
information, ti ia card. mp. et:. call
orvllriC. ii. Barkhart. a-nt Albany
Ore
Dyspepsia.
E. W. Joy GuxrAST Gentlemen:
1
have taken your Vegota'uie SarearariUa
,.al to it, I h. uffere.1 . ten year,
o. a I ias 1 TT lit T a II V T :lll
with dyenepeia. not beinjr tbi
t fat
anything but milk and brown tread.
Life was nothing but misery for me.
Now I have a pood appvtite, ea: any
thing I w ish. and feel no d!a-re.a.
eflecu from it. I wish 1 could u-U all
dyspeptics and urjre them to try your :
egetable Sarsaparilla. "
II yon want to get a
without a blotch", an
epr;n moLcne i
oi l sarsatnila s
trade mark, a big patch of r.-l
t-iaip:
lake joy s iareaponiia.
,-Vrvoasfrostrntion.
t,.MTWSm-l have MSved
Can say Jov e XV.bie 1
uu cami me. m nver, ftomacn
and bowels have been very inactive, bat
since takins ?r Mir renu-dy I am entirely
well. All busnes men anl women
parilla has cured me. My liver, stomach
should use it. ptcte pu!-!ih.
Signenj Ma. Ws. Henbv Jove.
Butte Montana.
Backache, dizziness, tirednes give wst
to Joy's Vegetable Sars-aparjil.
CrfEtr CiEKxtEs. -Come to my place
araes the tt'OUtuette and pick cherries
of Uie kin I desired for on! v 2 rx-n-s a
I"'. W. II. W tKVEs.
Ca'i- t S ? -,-r. t" .. s
Di
t-al says: "Shioh' C. arm Iterr.rc
the first rr.eJic'.oe I hare erei foun t
wool J do me any ojt f, ice s--c
"
.
That Joyful rxllnj;.
Wjth the exhilarating tree of rer.-wed
heailh and tlrength a A internal )earh
n.wbitb tu!l..ws the one of Svrap if
liga. i unknown to the few who bare rwt
proiivKl be von I the old tirce nseiHc-ne,
and the cheap tatstetes sometixeVjc-w
ed bat ner-r accepted bv tbe well irf ra -
, '
Yoa em gt K-atiih or WilUai-rtie her
ri-4 at I.V a g thoa by S-.vini orl--r a
Conn Huston or with F. W. h
b:unii er
People wishing chean eoce'TT:e rn '
Obtain them at Wra. Peaovk's garden
across the river for 3 a nv,-. i i. .
- v J i
-a.
Shliah'a Cure, the great cxun snd
croup cure. Is in great demknj , cWrt
ise contains twentr-nve drs on'v jce
Children lot e iL Sold br druggtui. " : tnree oay n-bt wi;b insurgents is Sierra
e. . ' Mats'xa. Tbe msargvnts lost a great many
i ki.,ed and wounded, and the S(vacu h cap
u.o Black Brbrik. Darin the i tnre-1 a quantity of arms, ama.u-jin.tn and
present Aoa I will admit pers-ias to mvihorse. 1'u.ther details oj lue tijfntina
wild blackberry fceld at 5J cents pt r ,iav".
W ill admit n i one before July Alii iVrrie
oot very plentiful.
E. Wn.t..
Karl", Cver R t,t'n- ijni n'.., I
6cr g'vrs tre)mcs and cmgts io
I.e
comiexi;n and curtra c.-:s j s,:on
oc. t.o-t. ho. hav & Mason Aimu.
Taea Baby waa sk t. we caw- h-r CSa. ,t ta.
vTheaiiis wa a Caiit , cried fv Cajtorlv.
Wbea she becwrne lilss, she etucs to Caftoria.
WVea she had CulW ren. stae gave t Vn Caaorta
Paiker Bros grocer.
S.iwortjm oheeae iuit relva .t r.i
Vleyirs.
P J Sruiler job printer. Flinn Rt.,i.
Srat claa work. '
Smoke the celebrated Rir,.. Kil- a
olgar at Jaliat Joseph's.
Fa',roniM bom indntrw hv : .v.
celebrated whlta labor eii.ar. ... ,
by In'ios Joseph. " ' "
The beatrnaat iD in ah. -to ,
Maywa
Karl t Clever Kan will p:,nfy vou
blood clear yot r complexion, re.i'a'
your bowel ...d make vour he.ui det
at a bell. asc. 50c, and jt.oo
Shl.oh'tcure ts ,oj on a guarrt-e. It
cuies Incipient Consumption. It l the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent a Joe.
5c.5.ndt.oo. Foshay "t Mai.m Scnt.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads so
displeasing to many people a- marks of
age, may be averted for a long thus bv us
ing Hall's Hair lt,.neer.
iLBAKV IWlatllCT.
W heat, 4Cc
Oats 20c
Flwr, $15)
Butler V2o
Eggs l.S
Lard, 12 to 15o
Pork hams, 12 to ISc, shoulders, 9 to 10c
Sides II to 13o
Hay Balod 7.00
TELEGRAPHIC.
Will Set Baa.
New York, July 12. A local naoer I
ays, anent the vwit of ex-President Har
riBon to New York and the Adirondacks:
"It wa reported in this city that Mr.
Harrison had taken to tbe political woods,
and that ox bamg cannot drag him to the
republican nomination for prenident The
announcement, it is said, came from the ex
I 'resident himne'.f, thrrmtfh ex-District At
torney Chambers, of Indianapolis, ir con-ve-Ruti.in
with a republican leader in this
city. It is giv, cojt, however, that Mr.
Harrifoii would not decline a seat in the
senate."
(onCaard laaprsreaaeat
New York, July 12. R. G. Dan k Co'a
weekly review of trade tomorrow will .ay:
A busine flood ho strong and rapid thai
conservatives fear it may do harm is out Of
eaison in luiy. Uut tbe seasons this year
lap over ai.d crowd ea':h other. Mav frosts
and frights, Hi now evident. keDt back
; r ure P"
A Banker's Am.
futsuOTT. A r..Julr 12. L II. Or.
a 1.. July 12. t.
a dapp-r young man, ton of a banker, and
reported t' be a tepLew of Senator Brice,
today fceuten -. to ten dy in jail and
' to. ? a bh'
I "f 1 IV
ay a nue or. ijo, wita ihe aiieroauve
in jail, for obtaining more
un-ler faie preteme. Orr came up from
i'hoenixto take in Uie l'rescott big cele
bration iaft week, and, running tbort of
fund-', drew a co-jck lor i'jO oa a Phoenix
bank, where he had no deposit. The check
wa, cashed here, and wberTpreaented to tbe
bank in IWU. wa rernJiLvted, and hi!
arierf and conviction followed.
By All Beaaa.
al-EM. July 12 John Cufterworth. in
' behaif of tne citizens cf tho nnwr Kanti.
: am vahey, will cait oa Senators Mitchell ;
ad "ctnde ia Portland tomorrrw, ak
j 'neT theai to iw t.Viir infiaence to have ex-
j cuipieu irom toe reserve mat portion lying
n-air the terminus of tbe Oregon Central A
r-asM-ro raiiroait. SeUiera in that section
feel that farther development is prevented
. by the existence of the rfrre, and con-
ktvxs will be petitioned to remove tbe ob
i strjclion.
The . T. tv a. a.
EosTox. July II. All Boston hat sound
i el with tbe entboiarn of the great armj
1 r -l rnnn I'itrtd!. . . ham T , L 1 L .
j j ... ji uvh .iium lid SJA4ca.
i I he sfplendid welcome which today was of
ficial y extended to thethoons of de
gate to the grand Cnntiaa Endeavor on
vention has giai irwl ili?ir beirt.aa,l to
nigbt tLree magniacient diviftona of the
multitude praiaed God in song an 1 prayer.
Even tie immensity of the enthusiasm tbat
prevailed today ax tbe mammoth meetings
in Mechanics' hail and tbe two great teou,
U iiiuton and Lndccvor. was exceeded to-
j night by m-re mother gathering at the
j earn pUc-3-
KasyVeA Swt
A5COCVEK. B. C JaV II lack
I T . i . . '
j '.'J
I a S ka .11 Z 1- - .L Ata.
w w a Asc au utr; AJ lTj.
LVCip7 i. a physical wreck, and lookt as
thocgh he Lad bat a tbort time to live.
lurini the journey he tainUd more than
,oace. ana but tor tee
" Uoctcr i-ariicg on t
preseoce a LaJy
same train, it ts
doubtful if be maa'A have am veil aliee
I eicpaey bad to be carried from tbe train
tlk.,m 1 L. . 1
" "JK-e cau gerai comment.
ttstd Sal.
EtoEsa. Or.. I3!y II The McKeazie
wagon-r-Md ccniro ersy ha bwtj brought
!,
to a e:tsp. the re-ait beiis thai th mrtr
, court hi pttid tn-? koJ csi.-npaa7 f'Oj fur
; tne property. Tbe reigisal es cf cob-
j atrBciioa of the toad it said to ttare been i
! t c ri.i ?T, e t,!
1 the esmr.!ain's maL u, the r. and
; tae esmt.:ain't a:
' the p.xr bosi&M
' q jirJ the rocd a!
and the cooctry has ac
very !o eo&t.
aiaasaia WwaaW.
Pi..'ti To. Or . lu'.v II. There wis
t -
cscrl-r in the Chinese Quarter
i tuu afternoon. Jim Town lost a large
- uai of cocey gauiUicg ia Yicg Ching's
place and acrnred Ch'Bg cf running a
: creaked gan:e- Cticg end two others iet
"ti Lira and beat him nearir to death. Sim
: c;aiic be kt ever $fjQ in Ohing's p.ce.
a ' iu u;ng cas lenonre-J all ot tne I hi
. nese by tkr-atecinr; to kill theai ii thev
i "gare him away ."
i waiaiw rire
o ; Salem Julr 11. A rerort can
r is toeSnttam vaiy toda.y tilt a Sret g-tc-ihat
( icg headway ii tb tiailr aiorg tie" Bre-
i lenba-n stream, thit r-rorra to do mn.h
jdaais A mrsnUirieer Iron that vicic-
i 'J Mr -e ire b it control and wi.l no; i
le iopre.f ti;i rain falls. Some terv 6ae !
i1'111' in that reicp. "
ff,T. tvra... Unmm
v v , , , , J. r
I. sk. -oy II -T-. rsn and ,
' mn were ort..i ... t.a9t nr j
'f ' o:i!u M 1 , f "sne
; 1 Wt.n3n . oce m ;r w .o were jok-.
i nd ttrjflflicg cn li.e p:r. fell into
jir.e water, lbeircamea are ctiknowa. l
. V chael O'Neill, a young engraver, who !
l r,v I t , .i- - , 1. ... A . 1
1 ----- av..MV " C , WWI.U 111U
them.
ease ricwtla ar,
Havaxa. uly U. ij-nersJ Navaxro is
ptirsuirig the ia--Tirent- under Uarson.wbo
wer recently d-f-;-.d uer Minas-taiouin,
province ti -.i.u.od i nli wuH ,1, . i.
i ol many Ueat and wounded. Ma.wbl. the
! Pwnt ieaier. at the head of liO men.
! a4i coc:Pet:eJ Sanchex, with 400
wn to ritIlert- General Uasco has had a
; I sve nt leea received. The steamer San
J Francisco has arrived from Spain with
t 0 -aa . a.
. v uwps. ana tbe steamer Autotao Lo
; (ei wi'.h -500.
Astasia atwacta
! Awria. Ju'y 10.-A. B. Uamtcond,
1 ,1fcMf'D!al- capitalut, has completed Uie
Ideal for what is known as the seashore
j rood, leading from a point near fie citv to
' t Lit ,rv tun..,. I . . ...
uu j.nfssica oi me entire
property was turned over to him todav. It
h 111s intention to construct at once a mod
ern steel bridge over oung s bay. to coc-
uevi uie purchased road with the road to be
ouKi itom uobie to this place Two nas
nKer coaches and an engine have been
shipid from Portland for the Seashore
roaa. The right ol way for the Astoria-
u,w ua ww a" leen securvd. and
work will begin without further delay.
A Bl rea.el of CI4.
Cfi:r ClTT !' P- Ja!J" -Tie Uou.e
stead Company tocay unearthed in a cem
etery 3 ounces of crude gold worth H.
WO. which had been buried bv Alexander
Streets, now serving tbree years in the
penitentiary for theft. A year ago he was I
a trusted employe cf the couipaov. lie !
oousied ot having a fortune buried which
he would enjoy when he was set at liber'y.
Blaaifrwat F.wods.
Saun a. Kan., July 10 The flood is un
abated. At 10 A. M. today the river was
three inches higher than at luiduight. Five
hundnvi twple have been dn ven fmm
their homes in this city alone, l'hey have
taken refuge in school buildings and are
beiug cared for by citizens Tue val ev is
desolated beyond description. Hundred
of farmera and families hve had to flee
The crop are destroyed, and stork and
buildings waslie-l away, bridges have
been washed away in great numbers.
Dam and mills are greatly damaged.
Taken far Strawy.
Sas Fsaxcisco, July 10.-J. A. Bun
haiu. an Oregon schooltoacher, was a naa.
senger o the steumer HuuifcoUt from t'u
reU totlay He was much turpruedo,,
earmng that he was supposed to be Brady
the stage robber, who was believed H.
embarked on the Humboldt arEurekA.
B;trnham who does not resemble Brady
was not detained by the poiiee. oraaJ
ritwa. r tk w.r
San Fhancisco.
nrri.ra cf u" :J neSAl
becominr, :l 7 , -geneiesare
becoming ured of rate wars. Brown
Craig & Co one of the leading fim, herT
today issued a circular to of
nix. Anierican and Pennsylvlnb. orderi?
thera to stop cutting rates and to cease tak
ing up the policies of other compau.ea fwr
the purpose of re.ritin. them at reduced
ntei
Your husband will notice a great
improvement in your cookintr. '
wlien .
You use (sCJoiene
Your house will not be filled with
the odor of hot lard, when
a.
You use2i22LEr.
Your doctor will lose some of his
Dyspepsia cases, when
Your children can safely eat the
Lfldre
xl as
wu u yourseu, waen
V&uusew2!LEE
Your money will be saved, and
your cooking praised, when
Famous cooks, prominent phy
sicians and thousands of every
day housekeepers endorse it
Will yon give ita trial ?
BoM tn S aod S pound pans, y an aoears,
Made only by
Tho N. K. Falftank
Company.
Cw,tWK.w Yewfc,
FIRE IHSU RANGE
Insure your property 'vith
Josep'i V TaU i.. "h
Old Hartford. THE XF.W
YORK UNDER WRITK fi-S
AGENCY, or any out ' iUe .
other reliable f !d l:ne "m
paniea he represents. N"oes
taken and plenty of tiirs
giver for payment on fan t
insurance. All business plac -ed
witi. him fill be prorrjp
s . n e- .
list'. I .' ' l , , . i
P O Block,
A lsi. Q
DOLLARS
PER MONTH
In Ycu -a Own Locautv
rnaCe easily and honorably, wiihet caps-
m, aonng yoer spare nonrs. Any mas..
woman, boy. or rriri ca-i do the work
liy, wrilhoct extersence- Talkms; sa-
i necessary. SoUtic? l:te it lor nw-t-
, suiairgeveroaerea before, vcric&riea
always prosr-er. So invs vwsted 3
leam-cz the bnIess- We taseji yea is
a night bow to sc-ceeJ traa tiie f r
hocx. Ton e&a make a trial wrfeaaat ti
lm to yourself. We start you, ftirns
everytiii5 aee-ied ts carry oa tbe bos'
tCM ioxsaIx. and guarastee y-V,
axiinst failure tf yon -ct ioSow
Simple, plaia Instracdocs. SeadaJ. V
yoa ere ia need of ready moaey, as.
stmiI to ki .v a3 arxwt the best parins
Isasiness beforw tfce public, send ns yv"'
aarirees. acet we wia niill yoa a cc.
! T aa the pirs
1RUE& CO., Box 400a
Augusta. Maine.
50cXo.Ji;-?159
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215 wad 217 l.;vi St. Cot Comirercial.
Sax Fb. n ciseo. Cat.
re rxty the highest mark. pr tor
tvheat. barley, oats, pot a vss. an.
rl. poultry, h ivies. ivikiI and gen
eral prvduce.
It
d
rill pay y;-m to write w aad kv po$t-
fjivral advances nJe on cociirnmeflt?.
f San Francisco I'rodt-.-e Excfc.
V'emU'r:
3a n ra;w-;s-o Fruit Exchange
tx. n. t TTsrs Firrs as3 jsas n urxcr;
is jol,l cwder rwan wr:ttea (nn rtv by
mw pt Bnun and Norre t'ow-r: I uat Uanhood
utckne: Aient Le; traunans: lck 1
Lrwaof lVweruf theiieaeraxiv Itrvajs in .
cibmi ,.y owr-jtvTOon, snatntut cvrrora, 1
AxreNRra 1 of Tobaecu. t(iaB we laquoj
i "m- wwiBraja, aaswaitf
and lVatik By nuui ti a bexi ma for $3; wul
writton rnarwatao to ear or tefnnd wMaj
launnle parsa. eoctaaoi-s uvw davs' Deataaeeti
with fall lutrucuov 7i rr.li Otta -jaj5-
. w.v. w im iws aiau.
I A Ca-nni.i, j;e ajstt. ?Uaiy
An agreeaWe laxatree snd Kxkts Toirra
d bylruirirista or tent by mail. 5o,e,
aod per roctaira, earapfeafjea.
KOIIO
The Favorite T5CTS KTtJl
for tbe Tee Lb and toata.frju.
Fashav i Mason, ages
LAD
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arwtheoria-inaland only I FNCli. aafeu.1 rw
Uablwenrtt on tlie nsa,A r-:ce l.ou; avta t
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J A Cfrnmingao'e a-
Alwr.y ,
IJEOEFI-H
U THS PLUMBER
Tin roofiing and plurcHiiig.
the openi house.
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