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Pocket Knives
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We will Bend FREE either a
large 2-nlada Pocket Knife
with stag handle, OB, pair
of 7-inch fall Kiokel Scissors
Both ChuBtad to b bss
SuiUj it i.
For.
TonwtU ftnrt r- e-ryon tuldaneb lonuba, - "
and two ooupau. insida ah 4 oauo. twg at
BLACfCWELL'S GENUINE
DURHAEV3 TOBACCO.
BLACKTELL'S BCKHAJI TOBACCO CO., SUSHAX, I. a
Buy a ba? of this Celebrated Smoking Tobacco and read the
coupon which gives a list of other premiums and how to get them.
2 CENT STAMPS ACCEPTED.
Albany Furniture
ft A ft '
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Baltimore Block, Albany, Oregon
FORTHILLER & IRVING
KEEP cons-la nil Oil hand a full lice of metailt., riolh and wood caskets and coffn
Also burial robes aud saiu, in broadeiotb. satin, cassemere which iri 1 be sold a
The Lowest Living PreUi
EM8A!rAING nd the propercare of hi dead a specialty.
TEStLE
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR
OLD COMPANY,
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co.
Are paw in their large and well arranged ttore on the north side of Second
street, where they have the best of everything in their line to meet the public
uemauu.
Superior stoves.
Tinware, shelf
kinds, blacksmiths
work for wagons.
flasury's mixed paints.
The leading Columbia Bicycles.
Grass and garden seeds, all kinds.
Studebaker wagons and buggies.
Plows and other agricultural im
plements, guns and ammunition.
Evidenced by the fact that there were
make. re sure to see sample before purciiasing your ws wlieel
INDIANA BICYCLE CO.
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HEAHSE OR SERVICE.
hardware of all
implements, wood
pigbet of igh QrBde
mora ofthm sold in '1-5 than any other
of thorn sold in '1-5 than I
ing your '96 wheel .
Hodges and Goff,
' AenU.
'km sVamsjwamedrTjref quickly, vermanenUy all
iiuadacb, Wakoiia, V l"Uy. Mgbtir Kmlt
eril dreaias. lBDOtt?ncr and wavtlnir 3iJeajM9 caused br
youUipUcrror or txewrt. CoiTta4unootatea, Uaaerr tral
aad tlo4 bllder lAaket the pn)a a nil pti nj ft rrnr and pi am p.
Easily rrled In Ttpocknt. VI pprboxj A fnr J$5. BTinaltpra
onli. uri th a vrriLUn mutranUe ormfmrefnndtL Write tin. free
sVok sen led pia'n wr!rwr, with uHmontli ami
stsnillniT. K'n rkinM frtr irt i Itirt4nn a 1tntm rtt 4mttftm
ty SllfSHS. 'Storacat ai.i,iit.o.(BMSSJt SSSSS.VSMS S
kinds of furniture
bedding, and it
111
wanii zae mos
complete flour safe,
has them and his
prces the lowest.
OREGON.
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TECTJRSTJAY v
THE POPULISTS.
w xr
sione'r. y commit-
The "contest for county clerk was he.
tween C. B
Montague, W. F. Hammer
and G L Shaw. Several ballots followed.
Mr Shaw withdrew when the ballot
stood 46 for Montague, 46 for Hammer
and 6 blank, one more than the delega
tion. The chairman declared Mr. Mont
ague nominated. A terrilhc storm fol
lowed, only stopped by Mr Hammer's
forbearing spirit.
A S McDonald A L Boyle, A Wheeler
and Geo L Southerland were the contest
ants for recorder, the former winning.
Fortiheriff, M 0 Uaines, T J Fotlis, J
R Bucknum and J A Finch were named.
The contest narrowed own to a light be
tween Gaines and Follis, the gains of the
lor tut r lauding him ahead.
For treasurer J v Wilson, the man
nearly killed by the thresher accident
across the river two rears aro. a . rin,.l
for life, and D L Curl were the contest- i
ants, a speech by J M Marks brouxht
W ilstn in ahead by a big majority.
For assessor J K Owenbv, 1 J 'Wyatt,
C M Downing and J R tiurknum were
named, preference being claimed for each
on account of locality. J R Hai-kn i.u of
Harrisburg wa nominatel. Another
siieech by J M Marks sent Mr Bucknum
to the front on the home stretch ,f the
second ballot by 3 vot.
The convention here adjourned for
supper, meeting at 7 o'clock
bl) Titus. Geo C Wilson, of Sci.t, Mrs
J J Browm, Brownsville; llichmond
Wheeler, of AIrauy, were uamed for
school superintendent It took two bal
lon to nominal Mr. Wheeler, who
received 73 votes out of 9S.
B F Ramp nominated E TT Fisher for
surveyor. This was olijttted to in a live
manner, as Mr Fishr is a republican.
This was w ithdrawn and Geo Whiuomb
was nominated by acclamation.
W B Gibson, of Sweet Home and Dr A
G Prill, of Sodaville, were named ior
jorvner. Dr Prill w as nominated on the
first tutliot 50 to 42.
Delegates to state convention B F
Ramp, J A McBride, J J Bear.1, Thos
Thompson, P M Holt, J Clem, J F Hen
drix, John brvant, G V Hardin, C D
Stein, J S South' T L Dueger. 51 Down
ing, a u 1-rin, J l, uiii.K k Humphrey.
B F Childs. W R Wvaf.
:peeche were called for ami made In
B Montague. Geo D B.trton. T M
Uunkers, W M Rolterts. M O vaines. A
McDonald, O L Sutherland. B F
Ramp, C S Harnish Asa Lewellvu. C H
Dalrymple, J Cleai, C 1) Stein and C C
tlogue.
A vote of thanks was extended C D
Stein for his fairness and bis bnnestr as
hairman, and to the secretaries aud
tellers.
Jnry List.
Following is therlist of jurymen drawn
fcr the term of court convening in Al
bany March 9.
J E Boeaeraan, frrmer, Harrisburg.
A I Crandall, mechanic, Lebanon.
A J Jen ks.- farmer, Tangent.
J M Miller, farmer, Halsey.
A T McCully, Farmer, Lebanon.
W C Cooley, merchant, Brownsville. '
Frank Nickerson, lumberman, Leba
non.
J B Gornett, farmer, Shedd.
Henry Freesksen, farmer, Shedd-
D II Bodine, farmer, Albany.
A S Stone, farmer, Oakville.
W A Sharp, farmer, Albany.
Ubbe Peter, farmer, Albany.
Geo Stanard, f vrmer. Brownsville.
J F Davis, farmer, Harrisburg.
A J McClure, farmer. Sweet Home.
W G McDonald, farmer, Scio.
J W Gaines, farmer, Scio.
Robert Carey, farmer, Scio.
Geo Cochran, farmer, Tangent.
A S Blevins, farmer. Tangent.
Grant Bellinger, farmer, "Waterloo.
Chas Everett, farmer, Orleans.
W E Potter, farmer, Fox Valley.
Edward O'Neil, manufacturer i Leba
non.
R H Liggett, farmer. Tangent.
W B Morganson, farmer. Shed 1.
Geo. W Hochstedler. manufactarer.
Albany.
Si A Miller, druggist, Lebanon.
Alex Kirk, farmer, HalsK'y.
G W Phillips, manufacturer, 8cio.
John H. Goins, moved to Albany. We
aid not learn what business be intends
to follow there. Scio Press.
Amos Strong, the well known Salem
restaurant man and miner, was in Al
bany this noon on his war home from
l aqaina.
A. B. Hammond arrived this noon and
went to the front on the O C. A E. the
train being beld from this morning ontil
the arrival ol the ooon trains.
The Salem Statesman announces the
engagement of Carey F. Martin, private
secretary of Secretary Kincaid, and Miss
uavenpon, daughter ol T. . leaven
port.
Dr. G. Maston. of Albany, came I
over Tuesday morning, being called to 1
consult with Dr. Hyde, on the case of I
ueorge nanis, wno is oangerousiy sick
at his borne, about live miles south-e&it
of Ibis city. Scio Press.
Geo.. Settle returned Tuesday from
Lebanon where he bad been to attend
the funeral of his father, who died at
that place, Thursday last, at the age of
eighty-eight He has in bis possession
a piece of rope about lour inches long
winch was cut from the rope that bung
Murderer Loyd Monlgomerv at Albany
on the dlst ult lloseburg Review
A eoid cure institute has Ixwn startel
Eugene.
The law firm of Erjson, Yates and
Yates of Ccrvallis, has be -a dissolved. J
F.ed Yates is now alone
Instead of the first entertainment, as tie
ijpwt mid. ytsterday. the Woodmen snter-
Uinnv nt next Saturday will be the tim
annivers try of the vvoodmen in Albany
Axe win tuie in Albany oi that day
1 nere are three mutual fire associations
in Oregon: The Lower Columbia Fire Re
lief Association, Hop Growers' Fire Relief
Association of butteville anc toe Oreeoo
Fire Relief Association of McUionville
f be latter, of which O. H. Irvine is pred
dent is over a year and a half old and baa
never bad a loss.
Ifrnmirsare correct. Goldeodale bios
fair to become tte Denver of the
Northwest. Rumor has it that a rich
gold txarinsr quartz ledtre ha bD dis
covered within four miles ! thtt citv
which apparently has no limit The ledge
is said to have been traced a (Usance of
lisaiutoDave been traced a uicance 011
four miles, and recent assays from the rock
snow $50. to the ton in irold. Ex.
BbsOhh-deus Got Six YaAiu. The
last of the county-road time-check for
gers was disposed of in the criminal
court today when the court denied lien
Childers a new trial and sentenced him
to aiz vears in the nenitentiarv. Chil-
, - v . T Urn i
derswillbe sent to join bis old friend,
Tln.. f. liaA "lltllfl nllnw.1 m.
A.OVlU V" ' " I ! IIIIIGU UUl
from this state about the time the
scheme to pass bogus warrants on the
county fell through. He was finally lo
cated at San Euis Obispo, Gal., and was
returned to Portland on a requisition is
sued upon the governor of California.
Childers has been a school teacher, pro
fessional gambler ann pretty much ev
erything else in the line of occupations
He was convicted of assisting Gee iu
making the forgeries, and as he is an ex
ix;rt penman, he is supposed to have
done most of the writing. Telegram.
Tbe Dxmocbat hereby charges up an old
account to pront ana loss.
Farm Loans.
I have a limited amount of mone to
loan on good farm lauds in Linn ana ad
joining county. On very favorable harms.
Interest payable .annuallY, , Call pr 'writs
atonce-.as the amount. l.baye , ft?r, loaning
will soon be gone. - , ,: .
:. .; . ,v: . 0,6, , Bqrkhat,
Albany Oregon.;
Cream Baking fowdc.
wnrUt sPsb HlzbtMeUataod Olotr-V
ASTORIA TOWARDS ALBANY.
In,,, , T . ..t. ..
I Under the.quadruple head, "Theother
roid, to be started before the Goble is
fished, Hammond will reap the benefit
. oI Corey's work, the matter to bo kept
quiet till they are ready for action." thft
Astoria Budget cays: The Budget Ito
fore, stated that the railroad thronnh the
Nehalem valley would be under way be
fore the Astoria and Goble road was fin
ished. Some thought the assertion was
premature and without foundation of
fact. But according to pretty reliable in
formation furnished the Budget by a
gentleman who knows what be is talk
ing about, the statesment was about
correct. i
It is evident that there is a good un
derstanding between Mr. Hammond and
Corey Bros., who are now doing the con
tract work on the first ten miles and who
will do the balance of the clearing and
grading between this point and lioble,
ami that the thousands of dollars ex
pended on the Goss rond will be turned
over for a certain consideration
Ibis matter hrt not yet Iteen gii-en to
the public and w ill noilouht I deiiietl by
Mr. 11 iiiiMiniid ml ussot ialt . but before
many inonths roll by the readers of this
this paper will have learned that it
knows what it i talking altout. -
, ipptfll in South Africji.
A. Appell, a representative of a large
hardware firm in the east, anj who bus !
recently returned from a trip in South
Africa, gave a Salem reporter a short
summary of the nature of the country
and people in an interview today.
"Many poo;.' ," a ,i Mr. Apia-ll,
'liMveaiiiiftak.il idi-u'.iia! Johannes-
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uurg is on in so.i oast, but h.ioU nt
tae case, as it is 1,100 miles inland, and
is reached by rmiroads iixmi Caj Town j
bum iwirgua nay. I trav. i.t in a two-
v vai v n II 111 lo Hicil 1118 U-- '
ual conveyance of that country, lien ;
u l,...l..l ... ... .. .. .1.1... .. , . . ' .
av iroui me raiiruaoa. ine cnmaie : a rounuatKiut coi-rse and a: figures sreAt
of l!ie country is very much like Oregon ' ! in advance of w hat ihev should le.
the only difference l-ing a hs precipi- j ' That the load ill ln built is evideno
latiou. The populatioii cd J !iai;ii-- ,-d by the favt Hint iu all tbt uiounliii
burg is about riO.OOO, about half beirg ' iai-ws w h re oppo-ilion luiciit have
natives. There is a curfew ordinance ' been espwf d, iron is already 1 d,
and all natives mustretire tothrir homes sme bavin U-n bauk-d in bv mulr
at9o'clot k. The buildings in the citivs teams Thrr was an object in ih:s. as
are as Sue as are to tw found in the or- ! mav lie im:Min..-l. I: i trv enough to
dmar-r American city of the same et. ! get a ritfiit-oi-wav through an open
1 ha most of the buulx-r nooit is fbippe-I iununtry, Lot diiRcuit in narrow pa.M
from Tacobia, Wash , to Delegoa Bay, through tuountain raiiK.-s, where other
which is about 280 miles from Johannes- line have alreaslv a footing. This line
burg, and is the nearest sea-port town, j aid be contruc!e.l as soon at xnl.k-,
A railroad has recently U-en comple ed j and in a fear iort months the whistle
between the bay and the city. of the engines wid 1 beard in Astoria.
Mr. Apitell was in tbe o untrv from I When competed. Astoria w ill haws a oi
April to September, traveling iluit ;
conunuousiy, ana atway in the war
mentioned. He exhibited a wy com
prehensive map of the couatrv. and in
teresting photographs He reports he
province ol .Nalai as beiug the onlv real
ly warm place he was in, and that trop
ical fiuils in abundance are raided there.
Near! a:l the wbat consumed is im
ported from the United State and Aus
tralia, To illustrate the nature of '.he
negroes of that country he said a n.an's
greatest ambition is to earn enoueh to
enable him to buy six oxen, which be
exchanges for a wife,
time does all the work.
Mr. Appell predicted a very rrjperouB
future for toe soathern par- of the con- j
tineot, and thinks it a gl place for
young men to emigrate to.
Cclchrttcd the 32nJ Annivcisarv. 1
47
The 32nd anniversary of the omnia-
tion of the order of KniebUi of Pythias
was celebrated uy the Ait any oUe in
their castle last bish
dred were present an
atite evening. The
ibout one hindrel
a tout sixty inemters of the
Ratbbone
Sisters. A program of merit was great
ly appreciated. It was as follows:
Music by Albany Mandolin C-Iob.
Recitation by Miss Ida Maxwell.
ocai soio bv Mrs. K-v. McKee,
Address by Hon. H. II. Hewitt.
by H
S.j .i? bv Quartet of voun? ladies. .
'lia tii bone Siters,'by Mrs. N If. Allen,
ocal solo by Rev. II. V. Polit.g,
Sone by male Quartet. Messrs I'olinsr.
Leinenger, Lnndell and Akers.
Recitation by Miss Helen Crawford.
A duet by Messrs Lnndell and Akers.
After the proa ram a fine renast was
served and sociability ruled.
Brownsville
Ore might reasonably hsve exoecled
to hear th boiling of the political pots
before this, but everything in this vicin
ity seems about normal, posiblv a tew
individual pulses are running a little
high.
t. Alut two hun- patrons, Advance,
d spent an enjoy-1 n. , v.ii
lo!ge now nnmbvrs j t.. m;., ...i i.;i.
CI, - WW! ... 2 "I III. aAiu..j
The plav being prepared bv the pupil ' ? ? , ,m ,0 w raMl in coia
of the North Brownsville school is about i ,T ,x aTmia account cf l he
ready for ihe sUge.
1
ru-v. Snvder recently doted a very in
terestinir and profitable meet-mr in the
1 irst Presbyterian church, and now
another one is in prounss at the l;an it
icuurcn
Tlie Woodmen of the World are mak
ing preparations for the romirg titer
tainment in Albany !-aturdav. A grand
ime is anticipated.
Miss Dora Evans, the vouna ladv who
was badly burned some two weeks ao,
is now on the mend and her many
friends sincerely hope she mav soon lie
among the ones at school.
If any of our eastern stab 8 cau loast
of better wca'her llia:i this. I believe I
should think twice U-lure 1 traded places
with tbeui, uregon 1 the ohey -o:mtry
in the world, tirain is growing rapidly,
Howers are in bloom and trees buddinit
forth, in fact everything is all we could
desire.
Thb Exact Time. A display of Wood
men's raraphenalia, axes, chips, and a
la inch dry Iir log, at Hodges A utirx
hart's, has attracted general attention.
Great interest has lieen taken '.a the
length of time it will take the fastest
chopper to cut a like log in two at the
contest Saturday night, and guesses are
being recorded, displaying how little or
how much people know about such
things. In order to relieve all anxiety
on the subject the liemocbat will give
the coming record away. The fastest
chopper will sever his loj in just five
minutes and 8 seoonds.
Wants To Dkbate. C. S. Harnish of
Scio, has issued the following challenge:
I hereby challenge any resident of Linn
. 1. 1 . . I
"un.t' w aubate tl,e owing proposi
tion:
"Resolved, that the unlimited coinage
of silver will bene lit tbe United States."
I to atlirm, and the accepting party to
deny. Debate to take place in the city
hall in Scio, and to occupy at least three
consecutive nights. I arlies accenting
the challenge, to no'.ify me in writing,
at least ten days prior to time wished
l Hank "!U u
to the debate
I
Dkskkteo. Mr. Grant Kinney, who
loft Alriantf aovuru 1 u 1 s u n liua luu n
heard from. lie is now jn Southern'
Uiilitornia. llis launly are here nearly
destitute. The Democrat is informed
that Mrs. Kinney has received a letter
from him telling ber that he would not
return and that substantially sho would
nave to look out lor herself and children.
Mrs. Kinney is a worthy woman and de
serves the friendship of all in her unfort
unate situation.
CONDOCTOB Ki-bton'b Bckolar. A
burglar entered the bouse of Conductor
Dave Huston in Portland yesterday
morning. -The conductor used his re
volver and hit tbe burglar in his arm
as he Jumped from the window, , Mrs,
Huston joined in the affair, and . sjiot t
iti nurgiar lour wines as, he , tied down
the atreeto.n, ar,,; .... .., '
Mr. W. F. Ilainmerj who wasdefeated.
for the nomination for countv clerk vea.
i terday.made friends by bis manly course
ft prevehtmg a big-rowiiy withdrawing,
V bugh :the voto had been ilkynt,
WE WANT VOUR TriAIHS. .
We aro Utjro lo loi you. If eve.y
thing is not O. K. kindly tet us know
We are not soiling at coit LiH at moder
ate profits. Wo can litrnish yon any
thing in the harness line at lowest prices
see on-line ot i'u ana zo cent whips
POWKR &. TOUUNHOM,
AU Right on Paper.
The following from tlieSalt Lake Her
aid, is at least interesting, and the Vf.it-
(x rat liopes will prove true :
Running i-oiitli from l"riadown the
coast it a short line, wjt:--i w receutly
purrhiis.il by A. B Ti.iiiiii iiid. who is
raid to bavu tiehiiid hiiu f .ie linn of 1 1
B. CUrflin & Co.. of NeYork, for the
Bum of (53,0jtt. It is called the Seashore
roal. It is proposed now toexteud this
line eastward as far as O-itario, eoniiect
ing with the Short Line aud cutting out
Portland with her Oregon Railroad and
Navigation. This new line penetrates
the richest oriioii of Centra! Oregon, a
region where there are no railroads at
preswnt The country is rich in valuable
luulier. and is a mineral and attticuStu
ral country coinb:rnd. F-ast of torvalli
ihc line pa&M-e near Baker v ity, win-re
there are Mime rivh mines lion. Hcoe
J liranr, and other Sail Lake tuirties
being heavily- intt re-ted there. The
building of Hi's line wilt
oiieii up a new
held lor Hie smelters
tin. aii.t J ttttt
Ul 1 lie lJiU Ol IbiS M-ctlOll
linn t-iiM
auiountif ,t timtjt-r which
ikjw comes in
reel rouic to the ctast l.v the wiv of the
Short Line and the Oregon Central A
Eastern and mill have a competing line
wi;b the Southern Pacific.
Lebanon.
Miss Ixvia ScvMl of Alhanr is vlsilins
Miss Lelia Westfal!.
MissGeorgu of Albany vie: ted over
Sunday with Mrs. W, t. Chandler.
At the peor-ie's oartv orimarv. Salur-
ho from t!iS joay, nti j.siier was nominate! ior jua
jticeof l ho peace and G. W. Taylor lor
1 constable ot the two Lelanon prtxtnets.
C. H. Yehrs. the cn-amery man. has
moved from Sodavle precinct to a place
between Brownsville and HaUw-v, w here
he will Xiulsntie the crwmierr lysines.
Mr- Vur hone.1, ei.ierprSs;Dg and
enenwtse man. at.rtl in Kim mil tit nr-
I lrii this cunininite mid'Aina nn'-ia m
lo.. Hi new U.-.- .-o u ,.nii,i
.! for a creamery, and be wid doubt-
He do well there, for both hitneelf and
wa lb gact
tin week.
S. II. Myers, of this citv, has in his
jns.-ion a copy of a a j r j.r.nled in
Ik!on in 1770. It is needie to ar that
it does not look very much like a fioston
paper of today.
Last Friday ai Attorney Garland was
r turning from Albany, he attempted to
aiiitht from the Ira n at the Hodire una.
erty wtiio the train was in motion. Its
made a misstep and went rolling on the
ground and rooting in the mod As a
result he has ben wearing considerable
court piaster on bis upper hp tbis week
and carrying a rather stiff arm. Ex
prrs. ib? New woman social annoonc-! 1 1 be
ifivn bf lb Y. P. S C. E. of the Preb-
tmac cburcb next Welody evecir.jr.
hat leen postponed.
An electric light plant is msarft in t lb
l-s-,'r trn es, under rbrg of Waiter
Holm. n. of Salem. That hat a nerns.i
netit look to it.
Mrs. I. F. Craig wlio recently received
... . . .. . . . . . . ....
-' "T-
nr a t ii 1 1 m . . &i
" ""PO ot lot ot Ainina
v " . w. i ns piirrnr wi-re
San Fnniii."0 parties end the considera
tion was tl5,O0.
S. E. Cra:g is in EagnMie for thi pnrpons
oi suninsr a creamery. All tH? smaiier
p!as .ire nis talkintr creamery, the suc-
cess of the Alhunv creamery having at
tractcl uenern! attention. One wt I reach
Salem in tinw
Charles M Kep. oi Kon-d Grove, claims
that Nspo'eon I a vi rv.rttracteil to rv him
9 005 for the F.rt Grov bank and some
j other property, and Mr. Keep nw t rin
I suit to compel Mr. Davit to "punele" and
carry out In agreement.--Ex.
Ridinc fir a n.Ktor during lal weeV.Cos
11 trnar.1 role trom l-oil t Ar!ini.-n, bO
nule, in six horns. Th first iH mil to
Condon, he r vle in one hnr. f hre be
trot a chanip of horK-. and finisV.e-1 tbo re
maining rodiMi in five boon Over
rough, mountainout roals. aftsr dark
Ex.
Dr J. L Hill r.veit-f.1 rtcrlar frvm
ie. II. LamlKon, R. K. of Albany HiT
No. 2 Ladies of the Maccatxvs a ch-ck for
f 2W0.00 in settlement of his claim n tho
beneficiary of Mary P Hill. TM makes
1 1.OT0 cominir Ipfo Albany within a year
trom claims allowed to the orders cf tbs
P. O T. M. and L. O. T. M. all paid
witmn six weeit alter trnng claims.
Tlw law firm of Brvson, Yates & Yales
has ceased. The gentlemen have disilveil
partnership by mutual consent. M
1 ales will be associated together. wbHu
.luilga Hryson will prurlice alone The
dissolution wan an nmicab'e one their larirs
amonnt of contbetinz chentnirs rsndennir
it necc sary. They will continue to occupy
tneir precnt omce. iorvatus ttaMtie
Mr. Watt Monteith, of Portland, is
visiting Albany frwnds.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Young returned
this noon from a trip to Portland.
J. W. Wilson, representing tbe S. B.
Medical Co., of Dofur, Oregon, was in
the city today.
Miss Rosa Mtftd, of Portland, is in tbe
city the guest of Dr. Adams, a former
Dakota friend. j
Prof. J. E. iove has resigned his pos
ition in tbo Drain c.rmnl school, and
Iihb accented tho nrincipalship of Can-
yonvi.lo school.
Tho Democrat hears of only one per
son being mentioned for recorder on the
democratic ticket, Hon. J. P. Galbraith,
of this city. A more efficient man could
not lie secured for tho position.
Clarence Avcrv. formerly of Corvailis.
is Chancellor Commander of the consol
idated K. of P. lodge in Portland, and
the Oregon Senator says he hns lieeti
frequently spoken of as the best C. 0. on
the coast.
A. B. Hammond, instead of leaving for
the front yesterday as it was intended
was obliged to waif until today: The
train was again held for him and he with
Several friends left at 12-.S0 for 'Detroit.
Mr. llitntmond Is reported to have stated
thttt'a project was edfttettrrilabid for the
erection- of 'a' big1 faw lull 1 in' Albany,
which it is to be hoped is eottsammatBd.
It is also generally desired to sue t,hqroad
extended into aturn; Oregon, in fact
that is dosired ahead ot all oihor things.": ! " ."k,-t!- '.wi
. f. 1.
Real Estate Sales.
John O Mickalson to Jos Mick-
alson, 120 acres, Jw 1 $ 1000
Bolin to Nancy J McMeeken, 100
acres, 14 w 4 300
Agnes Logan to Cail Krucger, 147
acres. 10 US " 2(100
J A McFeron to Alvira Mackey, .
tax deed to 200 acres of 0 11
Wheejer S8
Harry M Rogers to Mrs Emma
Unburn, 1-10 of lot 4, bl 4, Al
bany : I
D 8 to H M Pennington and wife,
650 acres.... Patent
Jas P Crabtree to Wm B Donaca,
5.57 acres, 10 w l 25
J A Richardson to J A and Martha
A South. 90 acres, 11 wl 2100
Caroline Shelton to J A Richard
son, B.Iili acres, Scio 2X)
Emma A Keene to S A McCall,
41H.::t5acrc3, 9E1 5000
G Jl D.wjgt to G M Wesifall,
210.8" acres, 13 w 4 3000
G M Westfall to G II Dodte,
50x170 feel and of 62x170
feet. Lebanon .'XX 0
J W Glililand to J J GilliUbd,
. 143' sorts, 13 K 1 1
L!wis A Scott Ut Columbia Junes,
170.55 acres, 12 w 3 IJoOO
I W Xewcmnb to II L Neacomb
1 lot, Tangent.... 5
S ius)n to T M Zoosmau, 1 lot.
B's ad to Albany 1
J A McFeron to Nancy M Clark,
tax deed to 47 acres fl.75
Susan Martin to Elizabeth Zimiiis,
40 acres, 14 w 2 oOO
II Bryant to Melissa A Burkhart.
lot 5. bl 15, it's 3rd ad 300
Alonxo tirant to R. A. Rampy
trustee. 200 acres. 1 j w 4 '. 3400
Oregon to W lla.inltou. 13..VS
acres, 10 w 1 27.12
A Miner Opinion.
Toe McMinnville T. R. siys: A miner
now in this city who has wotkinl in the
Q'larlxville. mines within the oaotsix
niH.ttis give it a his opinion that the
li-l'ift. when lull developed by the
ICiigiisii syndii-ate no working' a 20
....no itiiil. will tie the best ravinj m jn-
uitf district in the northwest. Tte ore is
tilth grade and etsity imlie.1 and the
t.t:iiig are siisceptt' l- rt-fbictiort bv
thesyanide proivs. Tt mineral U-h
exU-u l irom Moiaiia to Ulicuaa and as
yet has twen but litt'e boieCted. On
nearly every biliM It. a irol pan pr s-(i-t
can Ik obtainwi. An Albany com-
iny 1 as a 10 stamp mill about a tn.
aljove the property of the syndicate and
white it lias not been in olecranon for
some time past Ihe discovery that the
cyanide procestt can be used on the ore
has in laced the proprietors to fsrdicr
develop their holdings. . The ore of the
district is not uniform in milling proper-
tie, toe uecompoel quarts being touod
in patches m the ledge; a majority of it
is ooevr decotn oooj and toe ore can
be called free milling. It asavs from
to (WO a ton and to the miner's
knowledge a tcpoouful of go d was ob
tained from washing a pan of the ie?o-n-
poM ore witnoot urn mtiuogtt. im
camp in bis opinion, is the tet place in
the northwest for a prospector as it has
been opened by the capiia!itf in a way
that gs vw surety of the sale of a gol
proewrct when founL He is very ea
thussastic ovrr the tutare of th district
and will spend the summer prof peeling
it.
Sivibji. OaJHTioxs There is likvlv
to be a spirited contest overUie confirm
ation of Referee Woodcock's report next
Tuday. when Judge Futlerton will .it
in special session to hear arguments pro
and con of the several attorneys inter
ested. Ohiections to the report have
been flJd b-sun and Booth, as attor
neys for 'm. M. Hoag. Geo. . Coe,
trus'ee. T. E. Hogg and VV. II. Bums.
etal; Jobnon A Huiford and Snow A
Mc.su.iini forinurancecom(an!es. who
claim prionty of paymeot on their re
ceiver's certificates; and L. Fiinn for D.
B Montetth, John A.Crawford. W. L.
Yance, First National Bank of Allwny,
and L. Fiinn. Wilson and Itufford aik
tor confirmation ol that portion of the re
port relating to Benton county's lax
claim. J. N. Dancan, attorney for Linn
county's tax claim, and John Burnett
and E. E. Wilson, representing tbeciaim
of School Dirt. No. S, also ask that the
report be confirmed Wealberford &
Wyatt ask to Lave the report modified so
as to ailow Lincoln county 3.33l
claimed as taxes for the year 1S92. Ga
xeite. 17 Vi 8. A large audience witnessed
the game of base ball last n ght at tbe
opera boose between the Y". M. C A.
club of Saiem and F. Company of Al
ienor. It was hot from tbe start. The
Albany bevs plaved a plucky bard game,
but were unequal to tbe occasion. Ches
ter Marphy in the box and Joe Evans lie
bind the bit area remarkably strong bat
tery, well backed. Murphy made 5 of
talents 17 without an out. roller ana
Stellmaker did good battery work for Al
bany. Wm. Welch umpired for Albany
nd W. C. Paige for Salem, both impar
tially, only one dispute arising during
1 ... r .. fal ti.ftf iKa
i-alem club tlefeated the O. N. G. cmb of I
he Capital Citv Welnesdav night 2S to
8. the score did not make a bad showing.
Following is tbe result by innings:
Salem 0 6 2 1 5 0 o O X l,
Aihanv 1 2 -0 -0 2 0 3 0 0 S
A Neic.hbohlv Arraia. It. Arnold
and E. it . Beman are neighbors in the
third ward On account of some chick
ens and other things bad feeling has pre
vailed between Mr. Herman and Mrs.
Beeman, culminating in trouble last
Tuesday. Mr. Arnold had a complaint
sworn out in Recorder Henton s court
for the arrest of Mrs. Beeman. The case
was being tried this afternoon at press
time before a large audience, with J. J.
W hitney a counsel for the citv and Ke.
ley A Curl for for the defendant. M r.
Arnold swore that on tbe occasion refer
red to the defendant called him "a d d
low thief, rascal, etc." and the defend -ent
in turn declared thai tho prosecut
ing witness spoke pretty emphatically.
Result not reached at pr 81 time.
Tn Web is Bxtso Wisflrs about Mc-
Kensie the man in jail ior lewd cohabi
tation. Capt. Humphrey, deputy pros
ecuting attorney, has received, a letter
from the father" of Ella llolcomb, tbe vic
tim of McKensie. statins that she was
born in April I8.S0, that she was never in
California and was never married. The
man is lioble to no up f r perjury as well
as lewd cohabitation, and it looks now as
if he will not get any more years than he
deserves. ' Hot I the lather ana uncie 01
the irirl. will probably bo hero when
court meets.
The big prize fight came off this after
noon in Mexico. Fiusimmons knocked
Matter completely out in ons round.
J. W. Rentlev at bis old stand in tho
Cnsick block. Bools and shoes made or
repaired well and csrefuby. -
DISTRESSING
DISEASES
OP TUB
SKIN
Instantly
Relieved
. . aB - i
j5peedlfy j
Cured by
1 v BFmniT-Ciai-aArwsirr.
Warm baths wHhCiwwwa Bat, wmtH applt-
Mllww of ODTioeaAfoiaunMHuMl mlM daw
( OmrioDaa RasutiTaMr (Uwmw biooi mUir
'i. ... :..L..:'. -1.1 Jit'.k'i..'t i
moia uraHnw m? vimiu. i.fiiiMi .! f. "
- vaua a casw. V0r- raw, mw, . .
V" f
-v iwiwa .a,. .tZm .1 111
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. GCTv't Report
ii w cy
kSJJJ
SATUEDa
BUILDING AND LOAN.
The seventh annual meeting of the
Albany Building and Loan As-wciation
was held last evening. Secretary Winn
delivered hit annual report w hich show
ed the foi. owing ;
CASH rECKIVkU.
Cash on hand hit t ftatetnent. .$
Reed fr m due,-,. iote e-t ei.-tram-eand
exjne f, fines
and tax
Ren;s ,
lepu)-it accuUvideiid
6' 00
Total'.
-ylH.i2 21
t lv-0 00
. b! 31
. 327" 50
. 201
20 75
10 IX'
10
." 12 50
3 '
7
. 534 21
OlMtdKKUi NTS,
Ixians
W ithdrawttts ,,
Exette. acct .....
Loan
Liens and recording deed
Foreclosure !-e
Insurance
Tax
Road tax
Foreclosure ....
Remrdiflg Je-d
I4-, Ciits,-tc
Total paid out
Balance on Land . . . .
III 349 .Vi
2 ;i
The following shows the No. of serie.
No. of shares, amount in dollar paid
pr share, tot.i aniu'int p. id. the gain
ior the M'rie, tne jjin for ea-b share,
and the present v:ur of I i..krc:
IS'172 SH SS7 CO 14: 19 .132 3&
372
.512
2
I ft
,
40
r
fy-J
- ,i
2ti.V2 00 1 5 to 7 i 1 1 !2 i 20 fti
3 2H 7:'j 2ultii lC7 22 i 47 110 47
4 I ft fifl 1311 IO 6"SJ -C.U 24 H3 24
2Uli l
131 1 lJ
LMifW
2100 l'f
'.;!'!
75 f j
1W2 W,
72 (of
(
6 ti'.U ) Tit 93 7H
I125 224! (Oi 24
-.01 ?tlll 2T 76 27
1274 fc7;20 57i fcH .'.7
54
2
IK
2i
20
4
8
4
4'
,
:
2-i
2-t H IS C.
57
248 .'6jl3 4:
292 15! 10 13'
49 40
40 13 -
7 44
S3 44
17i4
26 I
4 4- 22 44
12
i-6 001
3 20; 15 2.'
The as:s are as follows :
Cssh on band
I.'ians on real estate
IHs from memls rs on lxk
Real estate .
Fixtures, etc
Personal notes
82 71
. 74.0 i
. 3.020 42
. 5,740 5V
us co
241 41
13
I.- nncame-1 interest, tic.
Net asse's
7313 64
In tweir payments the valne f the
1st serirs iacn-afccl from 13 to 132.
SS. makiog $27 24 or 2.27 for each tl.
This iil u:cras in the next year, in
dicating that the 1st series wi!i mature
in a little over two years, perhap t.o
and a ha if. between nine aud fn yiar
in ait, a fine showing considering tl.-;
f ct liiat the bard l;a-s tsa af!ectd
the buitie the same as that of ethers.
This will be c-iai lo the matunty of the
Frankiin Ao:;ation ot Portland, which
crarred in a prosperous time.
Toe follow ing dsria.-tors were elected :
Dr. J. P. Wai.ace. H. Bryant, E. W.
Ijinsden, D. P. Wtf , J. S. Iuncan,A.
I'.. Woodin. C. B. W ion. S S. Train, A.
M. Hammer. The board elected otficeis
as follows: President, S. S. Train: vice
president, II. Bryant; treaurer, E. W.
Langdon ; secretary, C. B. Winn ; finance
committee. Ir. i'. P. Wallace, H. Bry
ant. A. ii. Woodin ; attorney, J. N. iHin
can. A Covptvros's Lir. The following
from the Asn'aml Tidtntrs gives an in
teres ting phase in the life of an S V.
railroad conductor: The dismissal cf
Conductors n.H. Jamieton ar.d Jack
Andrews from the service of tbe Is. P
hss been considerably discussed in rail
road circles the past week. Tbe Kansas
City suretv company which furnishes
bonds for ail tbe S. P. conductors is said
to be the cause of the tronble, with which
tbe railroid company itself is not inter
ested. The surety cumpanv is an arbi
trary cold blooticu asMciation and one of
its 'spotters checked op Jamreons
train and reported two fares from Rot
burg and one from Phoenix to Ashland
short- The suretv corn ranr withdrew
from bis bond ami of course the railroad
company could not retain accord it. to
its rules a conductor wik could not fur
nish bonds, although Jamieson's numer
ous fneuds maintain that if he were
given a bearing be could easily vindicate
hitmeil. Conductor Andrews was oe-
s irons of retiring from railroading, any
way, and the loss of his position will not
inconvenience turn it is satd.
A Fast Cuojteb. A local contest was
held in Brownsville to decide who should
represent the Woodtnen in the ron'et at
Albany tonight. . L.. iiyde won on
15 inch log severing it in S min., 45
seconds. Speaking of the affair tbe
"limes says: Mr. McFarland was time
keeper, and while he was intently g ax
ing into a face of a high-priced watch, it
it stopped short. Another gold watch
was Landed him and no sooner bad be
cast his eve upon its face than it, too.
stopped. That Henry McFarland. who
prides hirotel! as being the handsomest
man in the city should stop a watch,
seems phenomenal, and needs an ex
planation.
Not Grnvrr. The c-ise asainst Mrs
K. W. Beeman, arrested on complaint of
H. Arnold and tried before Recorder
Henton. was finished last night about 6
o'clock and nt 10 todav Recorder Henton
rendered his decision finding the defend
ant "not guilty." Mrs. Beeman swore
that she did not use the word d d, and
several neighbors did not hear the expres
sion though they heard tbe other words.
.Mr. and Mrs. Arnoni each swore itiai
the word was used. The Recorder de
cided on the preponderance of testimony
The case attracted considerable atten
tion.
Osw a Few P.vski. The teacher's
examination held in Albany last week
resulted in one, Miss Amy Collins, of
this citv.secitrine a first grade, one, Mrs.
Jackson, of Brownsville, a second grade,
and six third grades, 29 either failing to
advance or to pas. State certificates
will be granted the following if the re-l
port is conSrmed by tlu state boards!
customarily is done: Misses Ma rv Wil
liams, Ollie Baltimore and Nellie Colby,
of Albany, Miss Carrio Eoval of Halsey,
and Mr. George Howe, of Brownsville.
New Time Card.
Following is the new tinu car! of tb
Allinnv Street Railway:
the car will leave . corner 01 tun anc
Washington streets as follows:
4:20 a. ra. for morning overland train
8:00 " " lbanoo train.
11:35 " ' Yaquina train.
12:00 noon, tram going south.
12:35 p. 111., Rosebnrg train north boun
and west bound Yaquina train.
on both the .Southern. Pacific audM.C
E.riulroad. .Mi: 1.1 .,C0 BoRaHJkRT.
1.-05 p.m, U. V. H fc. train, easA lKna. cbas, that you have the 'genuine 'rf Goins, K.H." Alien, WnuL. Vance,
4.HMI " Iba nan train. which is mannPK-tured by t he tuorwia TUrrett and Samuel E; Toung.Who
1.S5 Ovrland train going south. . Fig tsyrup Cx. only, and sold by sdirep- l E. D. Barrett ana lmuea 1 ou g,
. ' t)rpbatv's Home. 5 ut able druggists, . are now prepared to sell thfc Dcst
The car will aUeuicet all incomingtrains It in tho enjoyment of goM health, - -
ik ;,. . ,i. v .; - ,. 1. .Secretary
i.'' ' w . .-"j, i.r-.
ut. rrica s cream uaiuns iwu
World's Fair Highest Award..
fTi B
mm
sPbwdeE
SOCIAL AND HKRSONAL
' County Assessor Deakins has leturtied
from Cali form ia greatly improved in j
health.
" Hon.T.J. Black, of the U.S. cugtomJ
d!fMy Portland, was in the city this nocn '
oH his way to Haleey.
Dr. John Gei-ndorfer, cf Arl.rnfton,
is in the city,. He was recently falb-n
on by a horfe, and is somewhat uii'ler
the weather.
President W. C. Ha-a ! y, of Wi:ioi
ett Univelity, came up fro a - e
ibis noon with his ax and h . . - ;..
contest lonigin in practice 1 s
choppet a 15 inch piece of .-'-n iir !
lees than iiiiunU.-. I'rr br v ;i i. j
at leart twice as long,
THK MAMHA WAHtV.7oS TU. j
Th-re was a large lEathering. at ti.e
Martha Washi gi.n lea at ti.e ariioryj
last evening, given liv the .;.-!i- t t-.e
Congn.'gali'ijiul churcl.. It uas a jj:c
cess in rvery particular. Th Wa-iiirr-
tooian cXJtrai.-ters ere all wed reprsei.t
ed creating much interest in ilse.r pit; t
ing makeup. Tt program was pio
nouncefl good. The o?iart-t san 'Jior-;
and More;" George and Martha Weai.-
in).'ton, f. J. Smiley and Garr,
leaitl a grand march, followed bv :d-nio-t
the entire audience. Mu Liliie
Crawford rw-iled Briar R'-Mr and Mis
He'en Crawford "The Bell- of Enderby,"
U.tii with hue eiic t. Iwuttn .s a
iviiig by the jiiart-t. The lkyc C.nb pre
sented a lan-e'-Tiie Colonal "AswiirUy,"
and reieivej man.- rouipHmeuts.
!Sx"iaM ity ami a choice repait followed
' The Fres-io, Caiif. Morning Republi
can, ot 1-eb. lo, ronlams the JOuOHing
account of a weddim; in that citv. iu
w bich the bride is a so-t-r of Mr. George
f. AcinTM.n, oi this city, ai d at one time
a resident of Albany: 'liap;iily Mar
ried At tiie resiiienor ri .. A. Coney on
Unshmton Ave. Ie ""o.-rsi Rue and
Mi- Miniiie A. too-) er..- marritd at 9
o'clock la-t evening. J t-'sn o&ciatitig.
A uimr of lrieni ami relatives were
prei-eiit. itie br:tfe receive-J several
iw - iUtKa!
presents. Her bright, genial
jdisoo:liou has on forlier many friends.
an-i ;ney o I'l le lolii to give ber up
were it not tbal she is to remain w ltti ns
for the present. We all join in wishintr I
tttem a bapt-v Kiamev ti.rcmeu lite.
Linn county Inends oi the bnde will join
in the good w isht-s.
WooJmca Tonight.
The Woodmen wut begin choppicif"
al 6:30 tonight when they w ill meet the
special Corvaliis train, at 7 o'clock the
river boa. will arrive with visitors from ;
Salem and other places. With other
Woimeu already in llie city the pro
sesmon will match to the ball, receive
souvenir axes and then march to the
oocra hoae at S o clock, when the pro-1
(gram heretofore paMssneU will be pre
sented. Oreat interect is U-.ng taken in
this, pirticniarly tlie chopping ccntet,j
between cbontn from r.wene. liims 1
mrz. Brownsvjiie. Haifev, Corvailis.
Stay ton, Manoc. haU-m, Independence,!
Monmouth, Da-lias and Euesa Vista, j
After tbe exercises the metni.-ers adl
tneir lamutes wiit pi ue .! wreo at
10.30a i-an-ioet wi;l ! spread lor 140 at
one tabSe. and sea's for others, ciar-
inz whtch the Manloiin c.ua wul p!ay.
Ttsts will t eiveu with Mayor Btirk-I
hart ii loaft n,au-r.
Peck o Waa. Frank Abram Fowell
tbe mot eloquent speaker on the Pacific
Ooat will deliver a series of f re lectares
in the Albany opera bouse three nights.
commencing Monday, February 24,
on the following subjects: 3ionday
nizht. "Jesuitism:" Tae.Iav night.
Romanim in America; wecneMay
nieht. "Protesunttm vs Romanism.
tiiven under tbe auspice of tbe A. P. A.
fcvervbody coruiaiiv invue:. uioies
pecialiv. "Come and bear Mr. Poweil,he
is an able and eloquent speaker. By or
der of president.
Baowsavrujc. Seldon Warner so far
recovered trom tbe sad condition ill
which be was found last Fnday morn-1
im?. a to be awe 10 return to aicMj.
M rs. amcr came not om Albany jaoo.
day and remained with her busband un
til Wednesday, w ben sue accompanied
blm to their home in the county seat.
Harvev Burrell. Watt Monteitb, of
Portland, and John I?ui, of Albany,
will arrive in the city this evenin, aod
wbl soend a few ays iu this ncinity.
shooting snipe.
Gecr?e McKnsght, one of tbe republi
can candidates for sheriff, was in the
citv last Saturday. Mr. McKnight has
Wn all thro-j.'h tbe southern part Ol
the countv. looking after his political
chances. Time?.
0it of Weakness comes s rtmrtb
when tbe blood has been puritied. enriched
I and Titaiued. tbe appetite restored ani I
tv-s.em built up fcy Hood s fcarsapa-l
rilla
HooJ's Pills core ninsea, sick
bea'-
ache, tudigesUon, biliousness. All
dra
gists. i?c.
O 2so Sr. h. Broders is no In his
new and nat brick, where he will keep
a lanre and choice stock of meats of au
kinds. Oive bim a call.
m
Mrsic Miss Mildrci Barmester
teacher of piano or organ. System the
.uason loucu mu irvumuiiv. i,rc,v.v ......
F.fth street, opposite L P chmch.
I
Gladness Comes
With si better understanding of the
transient nature of the manv phys
ical ills which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
tho knowleUgo that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but satnpiy to a ocasuoaicu wo
tion of tho system, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup ot t igs. prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, aud is
everywhere esteemed so highly br all
Who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fao" that rt is ms
one remedy which promotes m
cleanliness, without aeon
organs on wbrch tt acta. It Is therefore
all important, in oivvr to f ai ooe-
ficial ViTcets. V oto wnen you
and tho system'ls regular, then laxa
tivs or other remouieti .n..
I n..:i ..fr.x.t. to note when you Pur;Tnnw
If afflicted witu any actual aisea, w
1 mmmmuM to the most skillfut
.v...,. ai.. ekvlit liaye-thbest.nnd W
physicians, rau; -";,v
1 'rn a.sr symnof
, Fiiw sunda higbe&AApd vh most largely
" wsodandgivesmof' eralsatbdaction.
I.lsit f Patents.
Granted to Paciiic States inventors
this week. R-iirted by C. A. f-now
Co., sjlic:itors of American and I or-is;rt
patents, opp. t. , i'att-v.l o .ii-, Vs.i
ngton, D. C.
J W lieckwith. Ga'r, Car. tr.-i.i;
hame boric; If Bi.l., San trati.i l-.
"(,'al, i igarette-rnxebine ; V." Booth, j.o.
Angeles, Cai, oil-'onrner f-w-l-jcoritiv ;
J V .Cover, Everett, Wash, ca.hU -!!-
S Crump, SpfAane, WtaU, producitiv
molds for cape-makirig t';ac ir.ts;
Eide, San Francisco, ( al, steam engine'--alve;
W Forward, San Diego, Car, pro
pulsion of lioals ; H H Gasr.Los A9,-
Cal, nail-setting hammer and iricar.-: for
charging same widi nails; J L Meaid,
Crockett, Cab, -cobtroiling n,ei liarit.ro
for engines; T G K-ad,Lot Angeles, Cal.
fifth-wheel ; .0 H Thomas, Socora, Cal,
or!-wasber; W S l.onr.g', IrdrU:rg,
Cal, pr&ning imt l-Ci'-rf.
VREGUiATOR
THE BEST
SPRING FilEDICINE
is Simmons liver regllator dont
forget to take it The Liver gets sluggish
during the Winter, just like 211 nature,
and the system becomes choked Dp by
the accumulated waste, which brings on
Malaria, Fever and Ague and Rheuma
tism. You want to wake up your Liver
now, but be sure you take SIMMONS
Liver Regulator to do it. it also
regulates the Liver keeps it properly at
work, when your system will be free from
poison and tne whole body invigorated.
You get THE BEST BLOODwher
your system is in Al condition, and that
will only be when the Liver is kept active
Try a Liver Remedy once and note the
difference. But take only SiMMONS
Liver peculator it is Simmons
Liver rbgulator wfesA
difference. Take it in powder or in liquid
already prepared, or make a tea of the
powder; battake SIMMONS LrVER REGU
LATOR, Yon'U find the RED Z on every
package. Look for it.
J. H. ?ii" & Cxx, Philadelphia, Pa.
IP, if
.cmiag;
rhe rrvatest R-l er on tb Biajirt fo:
iUeases of the Livsr,KiJn;ysnJ Cco-
tt pa tion.
Pleasant to take by aid c-r jra. No
rripme.
Tbe root cf tbs Livenne plint is exies -
vlv Ged in Norway h ihe core of Piles
& ii... . 2 :-i
Wnolcsale iiinufactnres,
ANCR'.'R S CHEMICAL Lt.
Lebanon. Oi
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aat fcoe. Aiiirea. !
CA.SNCW&G04
QaK-kry.TasrwacatT,
FiTcr Cared.
r.xr 00s ot Sts w-ha
sutler ucrvcw5iies
mental ircrry, artsris
ct the biajs." are bnt
jartaj tbe piai:y ci
eaily excesses V5o
tims, reclaira ypor
aiasbood, reseaia Tear
Tigr. Doat despair. Seid tf
explanation and prootS. Mailed (seaiw tree.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,EuffaIo1N.Y.
Hon DOLi-mRS
in Youm Own Locaut?
cae easily and honorabSy.withcatca?;
during vocr siare hours. Any waj
- oiuan, boy, or gi 1 4 ca.i tio the work lwi
.v without cxjfricu..e. Talking Ptv
teccssary. Kothitu Lk It for mor
wakuigcvcrotSrav! boforj. Ourworvei'
wavs prosi'T- -Vo 13 " T,5teJ f
ATKins the bu-i-e-s- We teach y
i niht how rtJ -cec-.! from ttie Mr-'
lour Yon can rr.ake a trial wlhont eT
peu to yourself. We st art yon, ronit
evcrvthiua ueo!et t carry on the bu-
bcjs" iriccessfc: ?. and guarantee J S
against failure if yon --ut follow '.?
simple, plain iustrtxiioiis. Ceadw.
you ere In necl of rcai'.y money, sv.
wnt to kBo.v all aaout the best rayi
easiness befors the public, send us V1
audress, and we will n:l you a d-
eiitglvlngyoaaUihei'.-ujcti-ar .
-.RUE& CO., Cox 400
Aufiusta, Mal";
ALBANY
Red Crown Milliug C
under vthe niahagenient of Ed
FLOUR
s- At market at rcasonau. ratis.
Highest cash price taid for wheat.
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