The state rights democrat., May 01, 1896, Image 1

VOL XXXI-
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A L B ANY OR MtON.-PIII DAY MAY I . I K9C:
r. r SCTTIIS Fafcllsfcer Mrriltr
Erfo) FE73
Lr j-iils
THTTRS'DA'Y'
ILVERWARE
WE WILL SEND YOU CITHER
2 gft" Teaspoons,
OS, l Tablespccs,
03,1 Fork,
IN EXCHANGE
SO Coupons, OS,
for 2 Coupons and
SO Cents.
FOR
You will find on coupon Inahta each 2 ounce W,
ad two coupoaa inside each t ounce bag of
Blacicwsll'S GEiyussiE
urhai Tobacco.
THE
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OTTAUTT of thta i11ttmw i 4Stoo.ua -w. ri..
NOT the war (wdin&rilT-ntfhMm w,i rrrL
BlekwU Dnrtwn Totx.cc 3 nd fteeura e of i mi iiiTs.fTtii fur a,
- orootute. SmkI oouponri witfi. ntni and tllran ta 1
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, N. C.
Buy a bag of this Celebrated Smoking Tobacco, and read
coupon, which gives a list of other premiums and how to get them.
2 CENT STAMPS ACCEPTED.
Albany Furniture Co. Incorporated.
A A ft
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Baltimore Block.AIbany, Oregon
Xb Charge for Hearve or Services
5 REASONS FOR BUYING
CRESCENT
1ICYCLES
, Crescents are Uie only line of medium-price wheels made that sell on their
- m. competition wiUi tbe highest priced ones hep. placed side by
4
5
crescents are positively the highest grade, lightest weight medium-price
oicycies maue. l hey are handsome in design ana finish, light and easy
.uuuiug, oun pcritxi in every aetait.
3 Crescents are cheap in price only; they are made for the masses ami not for
a class. V e gi ve the people what they want an honest wheel at an Lon-
The prices of Crescent Bicycle an right ad Buit the public Crescent boy-
matti ? wm-tk
This is Crescent year. Cresceut wheels are the wee.
e guarantee every Crescent Bicycle to b free from any imperfections in
material or workmanship. ml agree to make good any defect not caused
jj urc wi awn iLuia one year,
40 to $75
For Sale By -
Hopkins Bros.
FOBTMILLER& IKYING
KtEP constant! on hand a fall line of metallic. cWh rn-l vood casket and coffin
AUo barial robes and suits, in broadcloth, satin, Ica-swiuexw which ri 1 1 cold a
The Lowrtl Living FrIH
EMBALMING 'be propercare of tbedead a tpecialty.
MASOXiC
TEHrl.K
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IIB.WT
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T20 EXTRA CHARGE FOR HEARSE OR SERVICE.
Rather Romantic.
A bit of romance ia wafted back from
Minnesota, which will be of some inter
est to Salem people. We see by the
Rush ford (Minnesota) Star that 'Miss
Etta Beatner, who sang in Aamold con
cert given in this city last year, was
quietly married at McGregor, Iowa, the
ceremony, however, being performed in
Prairie du Chien, Wis., just across tha
river. Her lover, J. H. Hanson, came to
McGregor on his return from the south,
to spend Sunday with his fiance. Thev
visited Pictured Rocks, on SnndayKand
returning went to Prairie da Chion, and
did not retnrn until Monday morning, of
fering as their excuse the fact that the
pontoon bridge was replaced that day,
making it impposaible for any one to re
turn to this side Sunday afternoon or
night. They kept their secret until the
termination of Miss Beamer'a contract
with Prof Aamold at Rushford, and
when the last entertainment was over
(having given- two a Rushford) Mr.
Hanson being present, claimed his bride
and the secret was given to the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Aamold left for their home
in Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. Hanson for
theirs in North Dakota." Miss Beamer
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. amer,
Salein business people and prominent
members of the Baptist church. Miss
Beamer tu a graduate of Willamette
Conservatory of Music, ana one of Sa
lem's most talented young musicians.
Salem Journal.
To the Public
The time has come when the true state
of afbtirs cncernin the bat e hall excur
sion must come to tight rand let that bag
of wind buet.) M ,n u,e idea of run
uing an excursion to Portland to the ball
game came up we went to the U. O. &
E. Co. to see ahoucge'ling their boat (the
Albany) and they asked us $250 fur the
boiu, but as we were not in ttie habit of
buying boats or was not in that busines
(If we were we would buy a boat.) We
we.it to the O. R. & X. Co. and got their
boat for $150 less. We guaranteed them
$100, so 'he reaeon ean be plainly seen
why we are going to take the Elmore.
Now after we had advertised that we
were going to run an excursion Mr.
Troutman came to as and wanted trans-
donation on the Elmore for the orches
tra. As we could not ansa er at that
time we told him we would let bim know
the nest morning; but before we could
get to see him he saw Mr. Sacry and that
gentktnan offered him 10 per cent of all
money taken tn in Albany it they would
let the O. CAE. advertise an excursion
under their uane. The O. C & E. knew
that would be their only chance to fitrht
the base ball boy a. The orchestra mtm
now that they were thinking of running
their excursion for 2 weeks before we ad
vertised ours. If they did why did Air.
Trootroaa come toes and make the
proposition he did. It can be plainly
seen that this is all hoeh, no truth in it.
They are simply nettling the ball team
over the U. K.AA. Uoe. ebouidera.
Sow if people still persist in patronizing
them after all this baa been we will have
to give up and let Own iro. By order of
Jub, it. Ti'rxek, Sec r.
F. L. Such returned to Albany from a
triptoTacoma.
Misa Maud Hoffman aod n.otl;i
cauie over tram Corvaliia this nnon and
are the cues la of D. P. Mason.
S. N. Steele, a well-known citixen of
Linn's capital, was a business visitor in
Salem yesterday. Salem Statesman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Sweeney.and Mrs.
Geisneas went to Portland today, and
Mrs. Bullig to Koeabuiv. all railroad peo
ple .
Miss Martin, who P laved the part of
Marguerite in Faut last nieht. is a
daughter of Martin the wizard who was
in Albany a tew months ago
Rev. John Parsons yesterday after
noon left for Cleveland. Ohio, where he
will attend the general conference of the
41. Ju cliurcb, which is htkt every lour
ears. itev. r arsons will be accompan
ied by Rev. Geo. W. Uue, of Portland.
Geo. E. Waezoner. who has been em
ployed in Portland during the winter.
came home Saturday on a visit to hU
parents. Mr. Waggoner, with his part
ner, Mr. Meldrnm, of Oregon City, ex
pect to leave about May 10th for Lake
county, where they have a large govern
ment surveying contract. lorvaiaa Gazette.
THE COMING BALL GAME.
Who's Mack the boss barber,
Who organized the team.
If you'd so I hem at their practice gan o '
xou would linns tney run by eteum.
Cap Fuller up and Burns on deck,
The game will be no fake,
If you want to see the big ball game
The Elmore's the boat to take.
With Marshall on first base vou tee.
On second Sam Dugger, Scio's crack,
The bo j 8 are all in shape you bet,
So says Barber Mack.
Conoway will play thir 1 base,
Hxi rick hold down short
We'll make old Glen plav base ball,
And think that we're in Port.
The bag of wind will not blow up
Aa stated in the Herald 'a last.
His safety valve's in proper shape
To blow off the surplus blast.
We'll dance and have a jolly time,
Willi music np to date,
Don't forget the big ball same.
The Elmore's the bout to take.
(Botmv lU'asn wit Poet.)
Oakvllle.
Superintendent Rutherford and Miss
Baltimore came here vesterday on their
wheels. They visited the s:liool and
took in the beautiful scenery in and
around our town.
Mr. and Mrs Githene, of Peoiia, call
ed on us List week.
Dr. Jayne, of Shedd, passed through
town yesterday.
Ralph Yantis, ol Albany, was in town
yesterday. He called on our school
Uacher.
J. S. Smith and to. D Barton s.arted
ed out to see the people today.
James Morgan, of Lake CrveV, passed
through hero t'lis morning.
Ah Mi k is out on the street at an ear
ly Lour every morning with his matched
team. He ia a man of aa mm-h import
ance in Oukvill as Ah Swill is in Allianv.
A. T. Davis ia putting- no a lanre fruit
drier ou his farm in V. eei Oakville. be
intends to dry his own fruit and aa much
more as be can.
The political racket has reared for a
few days while the Jolmuiea plant a few
more spuos.
Dong Wade will have snm dimcolty
in getting men to he p put in his crop in
Benton county. Two of bis hired men
are republicans and they don't want to
oose tneir residence in uua county.
. Ahky.
Dr. Maton Appointed.
Wasihsgtus. D. C. April 22. 1S(6.
Dr. G. W. Maston'a appointment as pen
sion examining su'g-on in your city
waa signed teday.
This is the position held for a good
many years fry the late Dr. Kelley.
A Picld D.it Arrangements are be
ing made for a big Celd day to take place
the but of May, and to be participated
in by Uie Y. M. C. A. and college stu
dents unitedly. The following conttsu
will be bad:
Ruuning 100 yards.
230 yards.
" 4'mile.
" mUe.
1 tni.e.
" 10 hurdSt, 3i feet high, 120
yards.
Running high jnmp.
" iToad jump
Pole vaulting.
Putting 16 lb !.ot.
Throwing 16 lb hammer.
bicycle races H and 1 mile.
Active training aiil be bta:t for the
contests.
Harness
Collars
Ihe
Cheapest '
Place
t Huy.
Special pi ices .on -u hips fur tl
next sixty days.
Po r eh A.Tom mn( n
Immense Excursion Party.
The Albany this morning took the
biggest excursion party down the river
that ever left this city on the river for
Portland. Ninety came from Corvaliia
and abjut ou hundred and sixtv rot on
at Albany. The Albany Band and or
chesUw under who bmpices the excur
sion was given funiiniic I mnsic for the
occasion an attraction that had its influ
ence, lheuame o. the boat also haa
great weight with otr citizens, aa well as
me tact mat the company riuulng it alo
runs a railroad uion lirli manv lni
are built. Before h-avinn nnon liehalfof
the citizens of Alhauv J. It. W
aeuUKl Capt. Smith ot the Albany with a
Hag, in a gpeecti exnreiwaiir the ar.nreti-
at km our of citizens for the naming ot the
au-amer. it was at once lio-ated at the
stern, and as the the boat steamed doa u
;ream 11 Ji toil in the breezes for our cttv.
An immense ctowd witnvseed the departure.
ThtfSlralsIit Of ft.
fcvidenced;by the fact that there were mora of them noId in '95 than any oth er
1 T . 1 - 1 i , ... .A . . "
uuie. oe sure w nee aauipie ixiore purcnasing your o wueel
UXBM ST
INDIANA BICYCLE UO.
MoiAXArouB, isd . C7 7 Ajcnt.
A.J. Hodges,
THE BOYD GRAVE VAULT.
40,000 Humaa Bodies Mafilcted every Jr ea DlawarCog Tablaa ia Msdleal Cefleges
ia the Uartsd Hatw.
la AbMlately AJr-figM sad
Waterproof.
Had wholly of Iwnwt ataal
and mUable Iron, and la arae
ticaUriDdMtractlbla. Shoaltlbo
lued In rrr interment. Over
l.l.OiM) In actual uh. For aal br
all osdertaken. Jtanurd hj
Tbt CkaarBlsa Cseaical Cs
priaeflald, Ohio.
"Protect the dead.-- Thooaanda
or crave robbed annually, ho
rave. regerdleM of location, is
afefrom tba nvae of tb ho.
S" 1"2Jl- Tbe Born Gaara
w,ii';rd "v and abao
l"1 ut aaainet the Cravo
Jtobber, and protect both eaeket
aud body from damaneM, mold
and decay, aad from borrowUta
4-5 For Sale by Albany FurJii tare Co.
THOMAS BIIINB
: ft;
Denier in
Ml kinds of furniture
and bedding, and it
you want the most
complete flour safe.
he has them and his
prces the lowest.
ALBAF.Y, OREGOn.
There ve 131 telephones in ue in Salem.
Eugene haa beiron arransrementa for the
4 h of July celebration.
1 be now Salem Woolen Mill is to Ve
decicated May 1 i h a big dance
Marri Tomer is running; for circuit
Judge eo the independent frns silver p'at
form ia the Umatilla ditrk-t.
Richaroa k P'inirlea Gecrei Minat rela.
indodinar be fam'ua Billy Ker-aml. at ill
be in AIL lay on April 30, one week from
toaay.
Tbe slate taaane anylom baa 100ft t a-
tiewts. There are 112 ofScers employed and
tbe payroll is 50) a mnnth. Tbe monthly
per captta expense m f 9.45.
The Atwuiy tannery l nearly ready to
begin. Hide are alrpudv in the vata and
in a few days tbe establishment will begin
work in earnest.
Tbe Young People' Alliance of tbe
Evangelical church will bold its annnal
convention in this city tbe 27th and 2Sth.
A large delegation is expected.
Tbe report eireoUled today that Pres
ident Cleveland bad been dangerously in
jured in a runaway accident proved to be
untrue. He wes not injured at all.
A resolution before the Bav conference
that Dr. C. O. Brown be suspended from
the ministry until such time as he cleared
his character, was adopted yesterday by
a vote ot 4 to 32.
The seven tv-f even th anniversary of
Oddfellowship in America will be ob
served with appropriate cervices at tbe
opera hoe next Monday evening at 8
o'clock. Free to all, and tbe public in
vited to attend. - ,
'Mr. Earl Race has been appointed
fireman of the work on the big sewer
r Jnning from the capitol building at Sa
lem. There were three candidates. Tbe
contract for iron casting for the sewer
was let to the Albany Iron Works at 11 i
cents per pound. Work will begin A pri
28.
Bae b31 yeaterday; Pittoburr Pitta
berg, 8; LoiWille. 3. Cincinnati i Cin
cion tti. 1; Cleveland 4. St. l-ouis
Chicago, 9; St. Iniis 4. New lork
Pb.'ladelpbia, 14; e lorn. 3. wast
invton brcoklvn, J2; Washiotrfon, 8
Bait imore Baltimore, 9; Boalon, 1.
Moamsom's Fabiit was presented last
night to a fair but remarkably well satis
fied audience. It was presented in a
masterly manner, tbe acting of Wm. L.
Roberta as Mephietn not often being
equalled. The scenic euect notwithstand
ing tne cram pea cnaracier oi toe stage
was the beet ever presented here, the
electric displays and the transformations
WIDK K1VCU4' aaunuiug ujbuiki iv
Brocken scene though not complete, as
that was impossible here, was a gorgeous
affair. Mies Martin as Marguerite, in a
modest.and nice way does some fine act
ing, and Mrs- Vandenhoff as Martha,
whom even his Satanic majestic did not
want, was thoroughly adapted to the
part. Faust was well performed by Mr.
Davis Albany is rarely given such a
dramtic treat. -
Ixapamo OacnABiM. Cbas. L. D.il
ey. member of the State Bard t4 Horti
culture, is in town. Mr. Iaile i fruit
commissioner of the second horticultural
district, which comprises the counties of
Marion, Linn, Lane, Benton, Lincoln,
and Polk, and he is at prrsent on a tonr
of inspection of the orchards of tbe dis
trict. (During his preeent tour of the
district Mr. Dailey attl make a Mecialty
of visiting tbe small orchards. It is his
business to examine the vartousorc bards
for peats and fungus diseases, and report
findings to the growers and give them in
struction in applying the proper remedy.
In fact Mr. Dailey is ruuning a sort of
school of horticulture. Corvaliia Gazette.
In reply to Mr. stone and Manager
Truuttuau's aUtement in the Herald this
morning, will aav that it is a lie when
they ear that the manaeer of tha ll ft
club did not give them the preference,
t, m. Mack anted Mr. Con Sullivan.
assistant supt. of the O. C. A TO. in re
gard to the boat, 'Albany, and he raid
50. So I went to Mr. RiwliogS and
be sab! guarantee 100 ticket, no we took
the O. K. & X. to save tl 50. Troutman
came to me taice ia regard to music.
Ask Mr. Sullivan about Uiis. Take the
fc wore tomorrow morning. Wt. Mack.
Homer Davenport a Iixnek For
some time past there has been a dearth
of good things from the trenchant pencil
of Homer Davenport, in the paer that
usuajiy carry ins cam-stun and manv
have been led to ask for the caue of ltd
hiatus, especially bia neatpaper friend,
who are, naturally, the first to mica these
evidences of bis genius. Yesterdav IIjo.
T. W. Davenport, of the ute land do
iwirttnent, father of the artist, shewed a
letter to a Statesman rejiorter abicli ac
coucls for the Upe here noted. It was
row Homer himself, d tUd at Orange,
New Jersey, on Aprii l-"tli, aad contain
ed an exhaustive aonmnt of the writer's
recent and serious iilne..s from pneu
monia. At the date it was written h
bad been out for tbe firt time afier be
ing prostrated for several aeeks and was
still quite weak from the attack. A great
deal of solicitude was fell at or.eMaee of
bis ilinews, and liea-.p!-'r. Vr. HarM
of the Xe York Journal and San r'ran
eisco Examiner, bad shuan tbe dt-pet
interest in bis young attache's eond.tion
sending Ir. Palmer, the great New York
specialist, bis own private pbytkian, to
confer with Uie artist's own uWu-at men
an insisting tbat tlonn-r ha-e "trice
the care anyU-dr el bad," under like
ctrcumsUnori:. Good fortune favored
the patient ana bis caretakers and bis
hot of trends, fir and near, mav now
congratulate ibemselvea that l.e i on
the high road lo cou.ie:e recoverv.
SUteunan.
Oakville.
Our public school will close the first
week in June. r
Vt e worked ono dav this week all iliv
and was glad to rest the next, one day at
b nuio luita ub,
VA.... .... : t i i i . .
uuiik muurica ia inciinei to i,Uw a
little. He savs. "The Dkmomat baa not
had a correspondent to stay to his ro t
like Young America." How old a cor
respondent t Amicus 7 We mean how
long has he been a correspondent of the
Dkmocsat? We are willing to admit
that Young America is older than we are
but we are inclined to think that aa a
correspondent we can count more years;
however we will leave that to the editor.
We were called to Tangent yesterday
on business. We found a few of the best
citizens at the Post-office; they were
discussing the signs of Uie times and the
money question. We saw Young Amer
ica, he was on the lailroad track headed
for San Francisco and at the rata he was
traveling he would get there before tbe
train ; perhaps he is going to get some
candy hearts since the price has raised
at Tangent. Why not buy your candy
hearts at Oakville? Come over some
day and we will learn you a few tricks of
trade.
Ah Milk ia the first man on the streets
in the morning. He makes daily trips
to the creamery and returns by 2 o'clock.
Some of our people went to Portland
today by boat.
We met Matt Scott on the road vester
day. Matt is all right.
A MKTS.
Bishop Geoss Ix Ertitxr. U-ntion
was made sereral days ago that Bishop
(Jross w juld lecture in Eugene. As some
interest was expressed in the rhanu-ter
of the acdr ss ae give tbe following from
this morniriii's KegUter: The opera
house nas tilted butt night to bear the
letture by Most Rev. William A. Gross,
Krcii bithop of the diocese of Oregon, on
ihe subject "American Citizenship."
Every available chair was occupied and
fully 100 st-Mal durice the entire course
of the lecture. Iter. Uross confined him
!f mainly to American Catholic citizen
ship, of their moral worth, patr ottsm
and loyalty to the government. In so
doing he brought up the name of num
erous Illustrious men, of Catholic faith
no became famous to it t wars of the
United States, tbe revolutionarv war.
tbe mar of 1S12 and the rebellion, of such
mtnast'bil Sheiidaa. of Car rod. who
as one of the signers Ot the Dechu&tion
of Independence, and many others, alio
showed their fealty to tbe government,
in tbe times of its need of true citizens.
hrougbout tbe lecture tbe interest man-
tested by the audience was marked, and
app'anse was frequent.
Potent Meters return raoid
omiieya camples
Cloth circulars catch conntrv eii-tneuf ra
Smiky the printer.
See French's show windew fi.r c.ill .r
buttons 5, 10 and 13c Each one warranted.
Tbe Ust and cheaDeet watch chain
made, at French's jewelry store, fully warranted.
Anniversary of Odd Fellowship at fh
opera houe next Monday evening. Free
to all.
Mr. Jas. Dannaia ia lniM:no a isr m.'.
dence on the street ad joining the reidor
of P. A. Goodwin.
The Lams AcxiMAr. Tbe next reg
ular roeetinn of the Ladies Auxiliary ill
he beld at the Y. M. C. A, rooms Friday,
April 24th. at half past tbreeo'clock, tbe
subject being John Bunyan. Following
is tha program :
Lite, Charterer and Wcrks of John
Bunyan, by Dr. Mrs. Beers.
Extracts from Pilgrims PrOres), Miss
Baltimore.
Vocal solo, Mrs Lee.
Recitation, Miss Oda Haigbt.
All ladies are cordially invited to be
present.
who has ben in
is expected home
A Dar Cocsrav. A centleniAn who
ecentlv went to Kewhall, California.
writes from there stating that the coun
try ia about dried np and is nearly reads
to blow away. They have only had 4
inches of rain in a year, fruit win not
yield halt a crop, the bees are not teeu
ing themselves, and tbe grain is 6 inches
high and turning brown. Ex. Oregan
could eaei'y spare the rain of the last
tew days.
Okkgos Conpehesce. Tlio Oregon
Conference of the Evange'h-al Associa
tion will convene in their church in this
city to hold the 13th annual session, the
30th of this month. Uihop Bowman
il; iireeide. about 39 uiiiiist- rs will at
tend. All are welcome.
Mr. F. E. Allen,
Montana on a trip
tins wecx.
Rev. Levis Andrron,ot Medical I .ate
snd Spokane, is in the city, and will at
tend tbe conference of tbe Evaocvlical
church next aeek
Mr. C. S. Hamisb. the Scio j hotocra
pher, is negotiating for the porct.ee oi
Vlr. Paxton'e interest in Crawford A Pax
ton's gallrv at thia city. Mr. and Mrs.
Pax ton will goto Arizona for tbe former's
health.
Rev. D. II. McCuUagb, formerly of
Mehama, is expected to be again with us
within a few weeks and will take charge
of the work so unexpectedly left vacant
by sudden death of the late U-t. Syl
vjnus. Mehama Cor.tayton Mail.
Misses Ethel Reducll, Marguerite
liopkins. uTim.ie t.ourtnght. Came
Sakmarsh, Jessie Hackieman, Maud
Crosby and Madge Marks went to Port
land todsy to attend the meeting of the
state college 1 . V. C. A , going on the
Ruth.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bates, brother-it-
law and sister, of Mr. F. W. Itlumberg,
will arrive in Albany from An Sanble.
Mich., the first of next week for the pur-
puss oi uiaauig tneir nonie iiere. r
Rates is already the owner ot the Hyde
farm aujou.mg the f.-tir ground,
Mr. William Lnnley and Mis Lee
t'rather were unttel in marriage at
Louisville by., on April 23. Tliev will
reside at W ilmore, Kv.. where Mr. Lun-
ley ia doing a prosperous btisine s ss un
derlaker and furniture dealer. Ttie bride
if a former resident of Albany, having
been a teacher in the Allianv Coltece.
She is a young lady of splendid attain
ments, nut! her many Jnentls will unite
in winding her the great happiness ami
prosperity sue riciny deserves,
Tmk Bicyclists. Arrangements are
beina made to oreanize the Albany I'.i
cycle fjlub. The track at t he college will
be fixed up. a grand stand built aad a
big bicyble time bad thia summer. Al
bany is full of bicyclists and there is no
reason why the wneels should not fly
this summer
A Ckowd or Them. Last night 108
miners, including their families, passed
through Albany on the rvimore tor txr
vallia and thence to Cons By, where.
they have employment. Thy were on
the lower deck and were having a big
time dancing aad in other auiuuiiit-nta.
1 be bo li g coi.teMt ut Urn alley lad
niuht restlteti with the follosir g H-ore a
tbe en 1 of the s xth same: S. wr 7
Morton 67, U i feiffer 67. 2 feider 71'.
Totl 287. averatfoli Sim.won 6:1 Head-
rick 09. Drum 65 Vatla 67. Iotal i'04.
average It.
II Save Uvea Every Day
TbouiumU of cae ot Cou3 nipt'on
Aatnma. Coughs, Col J and Ciup ar
ured every day by Shiloh's Cure.
m akt a CaxiHnATK The dem-arratic
county central comm.t tee met last Sat
urday lor tbe purpose of nominaunf a
candidate for joint rfpreenla:ive. Tliey
decided open Hon. A-Ien Paiker, as
tlieir cbotcv and atked the Benton cuun-
(V Mmiiiit!,. IA . ,l.n: j.. . .
Tb secretary of the Lincoln ountv
committee is receipt of a communication
from Uie Bonton connty committee tn
which thev rvf use u. endorse Mi. Pa-ker.
and lo fact express an intention of mak
ing no nomination. This will leave Lin
coln co;:r.lr democrats with oat a candi
dalA. The rvpubiioia candidate is a
resident of Benton county, and Ihe pop
ulist candidate practices law at Cortaliis
most ot the time. Now if tbe prohibi
tionists cr female suffragists will jest
pat np a genuine Lincoln county candi
date there a ill be a first-class opportu
nity to get some vote. .Lincoln Connty
Leader.
What a Wan Oat Pio. Dr Clara M
Davidson bad a peculiar snreicsl case on
hand yeeterdav. Mrs J. W. Carr, liv
ing on South Commercial street, in tbis
city, while ea'mg some canned wild ber
ries, s4iioel a a tid oat, which bad
been allowed to remain in the fruit while
was being ranaed. She did not know
at tbe time what the foreign substance
was, but was conscious that it bad lodged
n her tnroat, causing ber great pain and
annoyance. Her efforts to dislodge it
seemed lo only make Uie matter worse.
mn she railed at the doctor s onice.
the latter made au examination, which
resulted in Ihe discovery ot the wild oat
sticking in the tonsil, being deeply im
bedded in that organ through Uie efforts
to sa allow it. The beard of the oat nr
jected from tbe tonsil. Dr. Davidson
nally removed the obnoxious snbstanci.
using a pair of artery force ns in lite op
eration. Sakm Post.
Highest of all in Livening Powers-Latest U.S. Gov't Report Y()U Cclll'it Flsll
i ixxiv ii ut c j m ft
very wet! witbont a good outfit, and
we would like to sell it to you. VI u
have rods, nets, hooe, lin-i, r-,ln.
etc., and the prices are lower than
yon usually f.ay.
Mxwakt & Sox Hew Co.
Free Silver
SA.TTJEUA.
SOCIAL AMI FKHSONAL
HOME AND ABROAD
Belt buckles, beit pins hirt waLit tela.
in gohl and silver, at F. M. French' iew-
elry store.
Steamer leaves 0 R A X Co f.vi
of Broadaibin street every morning txetrrf
Eit.il...,,.it. . . : : .
i i w a. di , arriving in t CtUaou
it 4 J0 p. ni . same day
Vr. Lnrv lUain Ij'iu. tnot'ner r.l T ;t.
lian, Frank and Robt. UIsm. diel at th
familv borne to miles ou:b -f Curval.n
at 1 .30 o'clock Tburviay.
Our line of Ladies shirt aifa ia eo
complete, having j;it irceivt-d ail lite new
est patterns in lawn and dimity This is
by far the satlVet line of goods ever
cbwe in A'basy, call and are tbein at the
iiauies tMzar.
A center of attraction for eerjl dav fca
beea tbe mooae ciicti at Hookin Bra i
Tee manner in which tb plucky little ro
dents ride I be treat, wheel is v ry iu'.eret-
DT.
W. B. Lawleris expected borne from
London next week.
W. L. Smith, the reoublican nominee
(far sheriff of Lincoln county, formerly
retnlta, ee ; resided at Halsey,
vie regret very much to inform our
readers of tbe severe illness of Aont
Mandy Kestr, she has been very ill for
some time past. We troot ber recovery
aid be rapid. Yaquina News.
F. II. Hobergand wife, of Kankana.
Wis., cousins of Grant Hoberg of this
place, arrived in Albany yesterday. Mr.
Hoberg is representing the Hoberg Toilet
Paper Co., of Kankana, Wis.
Rev.j. W. Cowan D. D. of Oregon
City, will deliver tbe aesociational sermon
for the Willamette Association of Con
gregational churches, which meets ia
Albany on next Tuesday. Sermon at
70p m. Dr. Cowan is an old friend
and classmate of E. F. Sox of ibis eitv.
He is an able preacher.
Is a mighty good thing, and if you
have any that yon want to swap r
wagons or buggies, just come around
and see ns. We carry the Stode
baker' vehicles, the very best on
earth, and can make yon good terms
Stew abt & Box How Co.
Two for a Nickel
is the way we sell packets of garden
seed, and we also have garden seed
in bulk and grass seed of all kinds
y lot sale eheap.
Stew abt A Sox Hbw Co.
Said About tbe Mines.
Walter Ho! mac, electrician at the
mines, told the Salem Statesman about
matters there as folios s:
In coming out to Gates, on Uie O. C. &
E. railroad, twenty miles from tbe mines,
lie was compelled to travel over sever
miles of soow, which in many places ten
feet deep. Eighty men are employed
there, lod the mines are being worked
continuously night and day and from
fifty to sixty ions of ore is the oat pat for
each twenty-four hours. Tuere are four
tunnels into the mountain and the
miners are now "stoppine ut." Tbe
pay roll averages about 200 a day. Tbe
I .w..- I t. J 1 . .
The Ahwnv will Sare Albany tomorrow ir,.r .m i. - ii. t.
J , " , , 4, 1 3 " . "U,Q ? lighting of tbe rew toaa rreated then
" o"J - -'J linuriiue ai l H-aie i A,.
' - - ifjca wi vilic au !'; j Hwnt nr , n ISA i;l.i . Tl..
esie A ni.letn ia Atvnm t m Vltut ; n A. 1
- vw tlU 1-
ata(Kit 12 p n. Rjoni ti-to SI. 00
Uood meala only 25 cents
Haliie Wilkin, a CorvalSis boy, earced
some money UA year picking atrawtarrnes
sept it dniii rereonv n-n be bought a
system is used in tbe tSces, mill, store.
bunk rooms, and dining ball. Power for
tbe big stamp mill and other machinery
il supplied by an 60-horse boiler and 60-
norse engine, there is a Urge store
Agaix OiuTarctED. The recent high
aters bare caused the illametta river
to rat a new channel nearlv a mile long
in tbe vicinity of the inoith of the Mc
Kenzie. Tbis new channel is vet full of
snags and has never been navigated. By
reanon of tbe change tn tbe river the old
channel has been rendered oanavigable
and tbe steamer Grrar has not Men
here since last Saturday. At tbat time
Uie water was high enoush so Uie boat
could make tbe rus through Meek'a
slough. The liver is now at a good stage.
but owing to tbe lack ol a snag boat to
clean out the newly formed channel,
boats are unable to get here. Eugene
Guard.
bicye'e in PorttaLd. Wti e trjing to j Conducted by Uie company and an excel-
wa to nu os le ooaer a nree; car and lent rxtaraing noose.
an arm. i u- was aa on occv burv-
de.
W. I. Beonef1!. lie Medford ardiitect rs-
tnrned yeaterdav from Sian. bavin? re
ceived contracts lo f jraUn plans for feder
al new botktiates in ice burned dutneL
Koael aad Mailer wii each erect stone
btfiliingi. A-LUtwi .lwrd.
Tbe Elaiore Wt for Port and si S o'clock
Uii moraicg wita several from Comllii
and an even Sfty Imm Aiiwnr. indodiag
lh- bvise bill ciuti. which is lo trlav the
t'ortiai- s txxnorrow and Mbadiv. Whl
tbe boi V- n-t expect to do nsacli as a roat
ter of tatt the t'o'j f-r..hb'r contains tbe
bet aoiAictir i b!l tujtrr al cf any
dab ever organized brre-
II. B - WiliLuama baa the 02tract for
aitnuctiiolb' ,iMia T fltri S r. sod
I now eeggd in the srewk. The entire
and bbiier i sid to be tbe I aad nol
eccaomkal of the --rt oa the rirr. ad
way. to couipasy cy. be a.d in tbe con-
atrodion of a new Uwl for tiw upper nrer
rvwe next seafo . a? nru'ia' cnat ot
the Siter nuchinery was f-.C3. Cor
vailis liny.
Almost Anything:
wan'ed by a farmer u kept for sale
by the Stewart A Sox Hardware Co
Engines, separators, binders, mow
ers, rakes, plows, barrows, and al -most
anything else in tbe line of im
plements or hardware.
Something
Good to Eat
is bard to prepare unless yen have a
nice wife and a cracking good cook
stove. Now it" yen have the wif?, we
have Uie stove. Yon don't want to
dispose of tbe wife, and we do want
to sell tbe stove. What's to prevent
ns from making a dicker? Come
around and we'll talk about it.
Snrwaar A Sox How Co.
The Best Paint
in tbe world is Malory's Mixed Paint
and we have it in all colors. Every
body neinz it likes it. If you want
lead and oil we have tbat, too, and
also varrieh. turpentine, brushes,
etc, ' SrzwAET A Sox Hew Co.
Tin Coixbos. An effort will be made
to raise money for tbe eolkge Uie coming
summer in shares of -j each. - It is
proposed by President Lee and Prof.
How laud to visit nearly every tnemuer
in the Presbvterv tne coming summer
and making a thorough canvass. Tbe
tuoi tgage debt os tbe college is $5,000, of
which s-WU has been raised and the re
mainder will be provided for. Tbe out
look is gradually Improving, and it is
expected to place Uie college on a good
bnanciai basis.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
.. JOSEPH. Proprietor.
It is more honor to peter out cycling
l over a rough road than for an old hunter
a that has been an tne turt tor zo years
"snd claims to be a erack shot especially
!! goose hunting, bis favorite shooting to
1 get a gooee the way he did. It seems
that lie has lost ins grin as a snot, ana as
ihis wife is very fond of geese and he has
-put in the winter faithfully hunting and
trying to Kill just oto; on it iinppeneu
j Vis brother had killed a lot and Denver
j hearing of this sends bis son and gets
one and makes it appear that he killed
he goose. A Bktycmst,
ITGHINQ
SKIN
DISEASES
: RELIEVED BY
- ONE APPLICATION OF
itlGiira i
flrnoT OnaS TasirmiirT. Warm baths
with Cirri on a Soar, Itentl application of
Cuviouaa (otnunent), and mild oom of Uuti
ccaa Uaaoi.vaMT, f raalaat ot humor euros.
Sail thnwrlMal th vnrlS. Prtea, frnFra.
Ssir, sw. Kui.vaT. aa. 4 SI. fonaa liana
! CRKW. Cor., Snl Pronto HaatoR. ....
jr - lies Car Heal akla lw," SMllad Se.
The first ftawurries of lbs season wt
seen edorday.
The Ruth 'ook about Gftv down Hie river
f jr t ortiand this morning-
Irf. SUver. of the FonvtCitive colleire.
t,o'ie in Detroit Ut tt'sht rn Armenia.
having resfent ot turkey for four
or hve yiHB.
The San Fraiicisco Fxainim r received
yeaterdii ctitaineft a picture of Ors I I'oin
uexter, tbe coimrir -oy vrimtiiunl even
try lo pmron anjbody.
The Allmnv wto'en Mill hre jnt
receivrtl an ororr lor 00 tmlea it! lilanket
pom hotrrtiiin, Holland, and will Gil tl
ordrr immecutoiy.
Mis Iliiu'iiian picked the balance of her
r,i uue crop t hi w -ek . ller oran&rs tree
only about et.liieon inches nign, but it is
a very prolific tienn-r. havirg borne fifteen
durinx the ru'1 oc-tsun Lebanon Ad
vance.
The following trial juror have been w
lected from Linn county for tbe U. S. cout
which convene in Portland May 2i: VH
Ileadley, Aluny; Berson Harris, Sweit
Uomef I D Miller, Millers,
Tbe Pfeiffer team in tbe bowling match
lat n'ght hist several points. Thi score
now in. S wer, 96, Horton tS, C , I'feiffer
8. V I fe'iffer HK Total, 870. Average
119-1(1. Watt 97. Drum 97, Headrict
83, Simpson 80. Tola1, 365. Average 11
6-1C . s
Jicnry Blakely, democratic candidate for
MipritI, came over lueauny am spent a nay
or two fueling the political pulse in this
vicinity. Henry is a brat class man and
would not make a bad sheriff should light
ning happen to strike bis way.- Scio Pies.
Salem clerks are to enioy the benefit of
irlv closing this summer. Tbe trrocers of
the City nve ireu n agreement ineag-
lnn tbemneives to ciu tueir yiiux oi oum-
" 1 1 t o ' .1 I. - :
ma rroiliptiv hi qu uiwk erai rutii.
cent Sstutdays, from now until October
lournai.
Th Willumetle Association of Contrre
D-ntional churches will meet with the Con-
irreirHtinutl church in this city on next
TiiMxduv. April 2th and sill clone its la
iuirnn Wednesdav niuht. Lcadinsr men
of Iba thurcb from all over the state will be
in attendance. -
In DARKNtsa. Tbe Dalles T-M says
Owing to tne failure of the city council
and the electric light company to agree
upon a price lor lurt.isiung street lights.
The Dalles has been in darkness since
the first of tbe month. Thisisncondi
tion to be deplored. After having en-
ioyed tbe luxury of street liithts for
number of years the residents of tbe city
do not den re to retroirress, and so back
to the "tla.k age," aa it were. The city
cannct atlord to pay the prices demand
ed by the company and these prices are
mo ot-st tuat are iiaoio to ue ouervti.
77th Annivcrarj Prtra:ii.
Following is Ihe rnvram to be riven
next Monday evening at ihe opera booe,
Uie occasion beine the eeventv-sewnth
anniversary of Odd Fello-.hip ia America:
Payer by Rev.T. P. Havnes.
leading by Rev. J. T. AbbetU Sub
ject, Tbe Good Samaritan.
Male quartet. Akere. Hammer. Steele
and LundelL
Club swinging by Y. M. C. A. hoys.
Recitation by Mie Mary Condiff."
Address bv Rev. X. F. Jenkins, oi In
diana.
Male quartet.
Benediction by Rev. ti. L. Eurtunt.
Free to everybody.
A Ect;r- Paojsx-r. Tbe Gnard says
plans are beiug perfected for tbeerecliou
of a new opera bouse at Eugene on the
L. X. Roney propeity, adjoining Day A
Henderaon't on Willamette street. On
either side of the front part of tbe Ituiid
ing will be a store room 20 .feet wide and
of suitable depth. Between these two
store rooms will be the entrance to the
opera boose, 20 feet wide and buiit with
a gradual ascent so tbat it will be five or
six feet higher at the rear end than at
tbe front. The opera bouse wit be in Uie
rear of the building and will be about
&0x60 feet in the auditorium and will
have a stage about 30x60 feet. Tbe an-
ilonuoi a lit slant icraduallv from the
rear to the stace. and wiil have a eallerv
extending dear around iu A number of
prominent business n en are interested
in the project.
A Tbjp To Excland. Mr. Samnel
Sixon returned from Albany yesterdav
where he bad been to pay his taxes, and
also to get a ticket (or New York . Mr.
Nixon is administering for '.tin Martin
Costello estate, valued at $34,000, and
leaves lor .Manchester, England tomor
row to see if he can find heirs named in
the will who were bequeathed tlO.000
and a aa last heard of at tbe above place.
Sir. Mxon has bad tne est ve s attain
settled up tor ome time, and is making
a last effort to find the missing heiis. be-
lore their portion win have reverted to
the slate. Since the foregoing was in
tvpe we learn that Messrs. Mav and
lnu.tiaa were the administrators ol the
estate and that Mr. Nixon ia executor of
Mrs. Castelio s will, aud bince, Uie en
tire business was turned over to him.
Harrisburg Review.
Tax as is the all abf orbing question
with a great manv just now and an icin
along that line is alwavs ot interest
Sheriff Johnson and bis deputies up to
Inst night had collected in $08,144.92 of
the IWfci tax money. There is yet ove
171.000 to collect, so that less than one
half of the tax money has yet been paid
ib, though only a lew mora days of
grace are left. Eugene Guard.
' To Portland In Oi.e Day
Th new steamer Albany, elesrantly fur-
n shed, including new piano, now runs be
tween Corvalhs and foruand on me ioiiow
int. oclwuliilo- liown rivtr. MontlatK Wed-
neaduys aud rnmys. i,-ave iorvanis,
a, ut ; Albany, 8:10 a. in j Salem, 11:30 a
m ; arrive in urtianu u..vj u. vp
river, Tiiesluy, Thutudaja aud Sutur
dsys. Ix-ave Portland. 6 a. w.; Salem
S:!Wp m.j Albany 8:20 p. m ; arrive at
Corvallis, 11:20. ,
Round trio fare, good lor oaya, o
Purtlund. t2; single furs to Portland, 1.25
Portland dock foot Tsylor street. Appiy
to 11. 11. Siicry, citp ticket ascnt, Albany,
On gon. '
Surrounded by Water.
Henry Sargttant and W. Hall bad a
scaly time of it during tbe recent high
water. Tbey were logging on tbe Bear
place, two nules below Peoria, when tbe
iresbet came. Dunn Monday night
they were asakeced by their horses
pan ing in tbe nater, and starting oat to
learn U.e eaoe So and themselves) wad
ing in tbe flood. Tbe torses removed to
higher gronnd. and at daybreak tbe ris
ing tide had enured the teat. There
nas no escape in any direction, for it was
baif a mile to main land. Ail tbe day
Tuesday tbey watched line water creep
higher and higher, and at night there
a a u:i lor ttiein a pteee of land nncor-
-red by water only twenty feat wide aad
city teet lung;- A rise ot tonr inches
woo id have covered tbe whole spot, and
bav left tbem awfully lonesome ia a
wilderness and roar of waters. That
night the highest stage was reached, bat
ihe provisions and horse iced cave oat
The next day an attempt was made to
lord the sloughs that separated tnem from
ibe main land but deliverance bad to be
foregone until the folio wins day when
tbe watei had snfficienUy receded to per
mit them, by tail wad.sg, to mke their
escape. Corvallis Time.
Two H AKatssrsxi Bors. Toeatiar ev
ening William Black and Eitno Roach
were pat in the "cooler, by MarsiaJ
McDanieL on the charge cf disorder! v
conduct. These and other boys tor some
time past have beea in tbe habit of pro
curing iKiuor Uiroairh a third party and
then seeing bow runch noise they could
make, and it was high time tbat there
be a stop pat to each work. Black bad
been to tbe recorder's office before and
was accordingly fined $10 and costs,
amounting in all to $13; tbis being
Koav h's firs, offense be was fined 15. In
default of patmert tbey wooiJ do time
in tbe city bast lie. Review.
Casj or Th axis. Tte relatives of the
lata Ira Strood desire to express their
sincere thanks to Uie many who display
ed s-ich universal kindness and offered a
helping hand during Uie rec?nt fatal ill
ness ot Air. Strond.
Wbo Hath Woe?
Who Hath Sorrow?
Who Hath Much Wrath?
Verily it is be that boyetfa a High
Grade Bicycle at a cost of $o0 and
10 per cent off for cash For behold
it breaketh and caeteth bim into the
dust ; yea, eren into tbe mire and
gette. h into tbe I" acds of the repair
er, and in theend coetelb bim many -piecea
of gold
Moral Bav a "CoJombia.- It
costs $100 and is sold by Uie Stewart
A Sox Hds Co.
E M H La It li
BgJJ v
ttdrk!r.TaTsUx,
Facrrcr Crc4
Four ect cf 6s w&
safter arrmsacn,
BneBtaIwxn7.sitacks
of UiebJoes."ajreSTt
payiEST tbe pesaitrcf .
tmrij exceBM. V"o
tisas, t-eelalTa yssr
csahood, regain yar
viarr. Dcmt despair. Seed tor coocwSii
ERIE lED!CAL CO., Baffala, K. Y.
iiinnirriiiiMiiimifiirmiif
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Good printing
Always Jone
nickly.
Very
The Printer.
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"I have nerer bad a day sickayss ia
my life,' said a middie-aged man tne oth
er dar.
"What a comfort it would be." signs
some poor mvilid, lo be ia hi place for
a year or two.' letnaitot tne uvauus
we are might be jot ai neavtby as be, if
thev would onlv take proper care ol them
selves, eat prop-r food and digest it.
it a so strange ttat ancn simple inieKs
are overlooked by those wco want keatUu
Food makes beaidi.
It makes strength aad strength wards
off sickness. Tjo man who bad never
been sick was strong becaae be always
digested bis food, and JtU could become
the same oy netping yoar swmacn io wwa
h well ss bis.
It will maks von atrona ana healthy bv
making tbe fxd yon eat wake yon fat.
druggists sell it, trai oot ie tw cents.
That Bra P,tato. The X. Y. World
of last Suntlav twatlowa the Lowland
Colo., story of the Stl pound poUto, and
gives a picture ol Mr. Swan wita the po
tato on bis shoulder. An Albany lady
was in Loveland recently and met M r,
stwan wbo gave her a photograph of hinv
self and ptAto. A sister of Mr. Swan is
quite an ariist and one day she manufac
tured out ol canvas a big potato, so near
lv luc-l:ke aa to deceive. A cut was
made of it ani Mr. Swan used it merely
as an advertisement without anv inten
lion of deceiving. It spread abroad and
was accepted as a fact and Mr. bwan a
mail baa been crowded, even from all
over Europe. The truth is a three pound
potato ta a curiosity in ixiveiand.
24-rn As.nivxhsakt Partv. Some kind
of a party was held in tle banqueting
room in the Baltimore block Thursday
niuht. There were present twenty-si
voung men and three women, and the
DkuocKAT is informed twenty gallons of
beer were drunk. A card was left with
the names of the yoang men and three
women "and many others" which an Al
bany man has preserved. It was head
ed ''The 24th Anniversary oi the
V M Oo. Special Kngsgrement for One
Night Only April 23," The time had is
reported to bave been decidedly hilar
ious. , .
Froper'v printed paper promotes pros
pcrity, Smiteys pinnacle pnntery.
St I yJi
Oran irfTrade-!tt!ajaovaaaras-
cooi crcq as oc mxrr rue -
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Of STAC -!1 VB W. " 1
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HaiB Isfe li'i Ttej
Got things spelled wrong and all mix
ad np display waa poor type oid
fashioned press work bad paper
cheap nothing as it ought to be? Well,
take your next job of printing to Smi
ley the Printer and 7
It W Eg Does Kilt
p. S. (Important). The price for do
ing U will be right, too.
Smiley'i printing is good printing.
STRAYED
Fvr.m tbe nremise of loha Maxwell in
Albany oa Saturday, April 4. a small bay
horse with a white fate, smooth thed ail
round. Suitable reward for any informa
tion sent to j on maxwell, Attuny tT.
Komcthimo that this town needs. A
first class boot black. Now that we have
one among us, let us keep bim here by
patronising htm. He will remove stains
from vour clothing, brush you neatly
and polish or oil boots in first class st le.
You will find him iu front of the Ooitibi
nation barbershop. Try bim and be
convinced. Tanned and patent leather
shoes a specialty, A. Fountain.
Th Bowusa Contest la getting very
exciting, the Pfeiffer t aw now leads by
only one point. Following is tbe score:
Sower 118. Horton 104, 0. Pfeiffer 108, F.
Pfeiffer 120. Total 456. Average 11 2-6.
Watts 114, Drum 120, Headrick 118,
Simpson 104. Total 455. In tbe Salem
contest the total scores lead the Albany
score by considerably over 100. One
plaver tne first three nights made 45
each night in bis ten frames..
Gladness Comes
With better undeitAndiniar t tne
nature of tbe many phys
ical Ills, which vanish before proper el
forts genUe efforts pleasant efforts
;httv limtML There is comfort in
the knowledge, tbat so many forms of
.l..lrnax are not due to anv actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the Bvstem, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
That is whv it is Uie only
remedy with millions ot families, and is
everywhere esteemed s highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, tbat it ia the
ne remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness witbont debilitating Uie
organs on wbleh It acta, is tnereiom
all important, ia orthr to jt its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you bave the genuine arti
cle, whieh is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
alt reputable druggists.
If In Uie enjoyment of good health,
and the uvstem la regular, laxatives or
other remedies aro then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to Uie most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
L elw-nihl hava the best, and with the
.....11 vrvnrhl7. SVTTID Of
, 1TI t. .' j .- ' .'
Figs stands highest and is most largely
aed and gives most general sattof action
Money to Loan.
1 have the knowing sums of money lo
loan on good Real or Personal Security :
$2,000, $1,000, $1,000, $500. $400.
J. M. Raisto.
K. I). T. M
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COME ceUierl Is it not bet
ter to bur yonr Bread, Pies, Rolls, Cake,
etc, at a reliable store where they nse
enly Uie Best material why of course
la you aont want uitii'" w j v- -
. -. i . : .nv,t .n Imm m
never get - uus "Y. .
Be Ellsworth and Lyon sna o.
sa Tv V. PvAnnrlstTA '
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WANTED AN IULATm
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U C- for thair SlJ" fna- oer-
T ADlr I MAKE BIG WAGES i-cing
I , pleasant home work.wdl gladly sena
lull particulars to all sending & stamp
Miss M. A. Stebbina Lawrence, ilichigua.
Or. Pric4 Cream Baking PowO;
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