The state rights democrat., October 16, 1896, Image 4

MOCK
THE
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A sore spot, green,
.black, or blue, la a
and watch the color lade.
nnTe ct iinnac mi
rUltf v Oli JAUU03 UIL the aorenesa disappear.
out. IT IS MAGICAL.
WETHERFORD & WYATT
torneya at law. Will practice in a
ourts of the state. Special attention giv
en to matters in probate and to collections.
CFFICE In the Flinn block.
W.R. GILYEU.
AMnmn at law and Solicitor in Chancery.
fViIlertinnR tnftclrt or all noints. Loans
negotiated on reasonable terms. Albany
Oregon. "
BLACKBURN & S0F.1ERS
All legal matter will receive prompt at-
ent'on. uraoe; irst .weuonai oun
mlding; up stairs.
OKTAN YE ft HACKLEHAH,
iU
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon
jja. j. i hill,
wry ktmu, Albany .Oregon.
DR. C, U, CHAHBERLIN
aOMOBO
9e Mtmmt.
Don't be frightened.
Cries of repadiaiion, anarchist, etcet
era ad nauseatim will not make vots.
Star Bakery.
Corner Broadalbin nnd First St
CONRAD MEYER PR0PRIET08.
- Dwior in-
Canned Fruits,
Glassware,
Dried Fruits,
Tobacco,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Etc.
Canned Meats,
Queensware,
Venetlea
Cigars,
Spices;
Tea,
Etc.
Treats tumors, strictures, facial blem
ishes, neuralgia and other diseases, with
galvanic electricity. Office on Ferry St,
sear 3d street. -
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11 It ST HATIO.SAl, BANK,
OrUBiRT.ORISOS
resident .
Vce Presldoat .
fatiuer i
4.FLISK
., s.s.touko
everything that ia sept in s
. good variety andgro
eery store. High
est pi'-oe paid
for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
Presidential Electors.
N. L. BUTLER, of Polk county.
V. L. SPAUGH, of Linn county.
E. 110FEB. of Marion county.
H. W ATKINS, of Yamhill, county.
The campaign of eiacation goes on.
Yesterday an Albany man found in a bos
of goods a little anti free silver tract.
OiXUNTS K.EIT misjeci to eca.
EIGHT KICHAN'OK and sl -rpMo ami r, told
Kt York 8u rnjidaeo, Chicago u4 roiBaff-
i JMOSi sAOSonfayojattla a
J.
J- WHITJiET
Attorney at Law, Albsnv
Or.
VISIT
The "Vile Combination.',
'Tfc true a combination grand i on the
way
And though some call its attitude
frantic.
It is gathering strength as from day to
day.
It nears the wave beaten shores of
Atlantic.
And it needs not a sage of desert cr
mountain.
To tell ns wnat all know from ocean
to ocean,
Tia the pride ot the people, of hope 'tis
the fountain.
This voice raised from right, causing
all this commotion.
And those who serenely are waiting the
end
Of this race, thinking snrely that gold
will win it.
Will find that is not wbst the voters
intend.
And there surely is something aerions
in it.
There is worry and fright, since, the,
people's convention,
In the enemies campBryan did make
a speech.
It was not however of bis We invention,
It's tone waa Vu tarns that Christ
came to tacj.
Like a king 'Jt B eMr awaiting his. min
ion, Sit rf-ruTw at borne, while from
s .V.AtAni tWliliH.
w. wwm And the e&rlotta 01
4i-
Republicans want thai big trusts and
monopolies protected, but tbey don'?
want the silver mine owners protected
Isn't that lunnv.
Every voter should be loyal to oar
government, stand by the flag and Amer
ican Interests. Tbis is no time to allow
Englaud to dictate our financial policies.
Mr Mitchell knows very well that tie
repnblican party doesn't want interna-
tionatittn. It wants a. single gold stand
ard, and he knows that as well as that
he wears whisker. Ex.
"The oo trouble with tin country is
a lack ol tonfldenoe." Major McKinley
Let na see. We have $169,000,000 less
money In existence than five year's ago
In. that time we produced (250,000,000 ia
gold; borrowed $202,000,000; we exoort-
edt300.000,0ii0. Bherman said in 18!X
that we ought to increase the currency
40,000,000 to 60,000,000 year at least.
Of coarse, with an increase otpopula
tion of two million year. Confidence
womd be nice to have ; hot what's the
objection to more money instead of less?
Journal.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS
It will take a trial to settle the facts
in the esse at Boston Mills in which a
yonng mart was shot by a young woman,
and both parties are entitled to a sab-
pension of judgment. If undur a prom
ise of marriage the young woman per
mitted liberties which resulted as re
ported perhaps the young man got only
bathe deserved. At the same time
putlt down emphatically that neither
promise of marriage nor anything else is
justification for anything of the kind
voung woman from the very start
should assert her womanhood and per
mit nothing that leads np to serious sit'
nations. Draw a line and never step be.
yond it. Be sensible on e'l occasions
and Indulge ouly in sensible conversa
tion. Look up.
Alotofgreas statesmen may be seen
on our streets. There is a iriuuua
every corner, senator in every crowd,
a sage at the front door. If every man
doesn't know how to vote it is his own
fault
Mark Hanna's program is to claim
everything in order to create entbnai
asm. The order seems to have been sent
rIar at behest of Mark Hanna'.0Qtll over the U.S. In view of this
Wboappew fct the following dispatehfroea Chicago
UU seeps , to the Kxaminer win ne reaoi wnu
M : Mark Henna ha thrown np bi
And the queer combination
on increasing, .
And many are joining the
w'.ld dem-
. .ODl,?.l r, .ith vigor always in-
Ana are
Tolfer the right, of .U
paper.
in
So
tb
: l-.ro needed for our wall
-- ;t,r.n in in
we nae ---B.
have everythins in np-' . ia
.i. natterns at from i
U""' .rrlf. All our design.
cenui w. r ,... .n attracV
i i.tut nunDMBuiRi . ..
; m n- thia season.
believe
. k. artistic ana cer-
all -
Uinly none can be more aruaic "
J. A
-n -ni vtnvinw anv one that
ieaKlppedlo handle-their or-1
dm than any office in tne valley. W hy
.houldn't we be? We have improved rma
chinery. the best power, modern TP f
borers, fixtures, ere. the only iine
print, rs stationary in tne county, d
workmen. Our work is always executed
promptly and at legitimate prv"- " f
I-on't have to trade it out. or tike printing
'f rrt Kuh. come to see os.
If our services are not satisfactory you get
your money
Thone9, Albany.
IFire
INSURE
Insurance
YOUR PROPERTY
with
t v rvM norifnrd. the New York Ub
a imnmnr anv one of the rell-
he reDresents. Notes
taken and plenty of time given for payment
All business will bs
Timmrtiv attended to. -
OVFIOfi IN P- 0. BLOCS
ALBANY. OIL
ALBANY
Insurance Agency
M. SENDERS, Mgi
n j ii - v,v nats and wool at
buys uu ku t: . j
all Dointo in the w uiam ' T "iT--
- aa a eW T ral n 1SK.U W .
toe leaaing mm 6 " ,
1. niacins vTAr lUUl - "
to thinirs to be considered :
1st. Uetagooacomiaj.
j di. nnr tnsnrance witn an
agent'who thoroughly nnderstanda hm
7-: a v how to write a po-
icv. giving you its imi ueuu,
had 8 years of experience in a general
office and the adjusting of !
iraarantee yon l nave uww m -
YeryKespecuou, M ..nFRS
lowly
creation.
. .u.li.nntMl
Yon say that onr Bryan u
"S l""'. .h.t drives bim from
DOl wre Bye-, w V.
si:n.. sa mwI "
UdotVandnobe falee lare. that are
TSMcKinUT. his Hanna-led
host.
Thongb patient the peop mT 1,0 wUh
Tohnmor abd laueh at his folly.
The calling ot names
be cool.
Too truly reminds one ot a
tongned polly."
Will thev vete lor ui o')
misfhs.
The public is submitting to the same
Windstorm ueiween vurwn uu
that was pit up witn oetween woroen
and Fitssinimons. Let os have peace.
An optician advertises in a Eugene pa
per as follows .'
iir cnleritv of execution co-
tempered with the accuracy of djliber
ation makes his adjusUng of glasses the
acme of perfection.
The report that "Coin" Harvey had
criticised the old soldiers in one of his
speeches, causing indignation, was one
of the common campaign falsehoods be
ing circulated to tntiuence voters. It
was absolutely manufactured, without a
thing to base it on.
The name of the Albany young man
was not learned, who, when at Kiayton,
T.ui waa tn miles further away
in t.nm ih.n h had ever been before
in the twenty-one years of bis life. Al
h.nv U tantvflve miles distant, anu
must have the elements of contented
ness surrounding it. tstayton Mail.
An Atbanv woman who would like to
vote thinks It would be a peculiar thing
for her to join a political club of any J
party opposed to woman suffrage.
The harder times are the more a man
has to rustle, whether a laboring man.
merchant or professional man.
Advertising McKinlcy.
hands. He admits that he Is not at ail
tors that MeKinrey will be electa I. The
laboring vote, ba is aow convinced, will
almost bodilf for free silver, wr
Banna has not sata meee mmn r
publication; be has not proclaimed
them from the nousewpe, om
nevertheless, slated them privately. For
the benefit of the readiog pobnc Mr.
llanna today authorised one of b'-s Chi
cago lieutenants to state that ne tuann.,
has no doar oi McKinley'e election.
.n.t m0,eover.be is pi spared to wager
UlOOjOOO.if neceswt-y.0nhl n laJ
ben oce boold ment of the situation .
"parrot-
Tis
will
la In UK. a
Don't yoo think that tba people
Iiialv rememoer .
fbat the nations prosperity most soreiy
depends.
On electing this Bryan the
November ?
Of Bryan s, ncr.iowj
i.- i n Um ia a mttr of f.
u - - - - ,,.
. -A K nn t :nT bTS'B Will
als to "think it fan".
third of
rben
of
never be
albaxt,
VIBREOKS
We are dtlighted that Mr. Cyan Is
of over two
DOVlUttU.lufivu
. tk. ffnrU. Fur IB'
moniui jd, j
-,... in hia Brooklrn spaech ts said
know why these mec are
ik rhiraia ticket elected. is
w.n ih rrat trnsU, these great
coroorations. these great combinations-
tne aggregated wea:in-are enjj-e
..:....mimm. Thev know mat tne
sr -l-r4l. will not sUnd there to defend
the great corporations when ba ongnt w
enforce the lis. This ts wen saia .. -
clever shot at Mr. McKinley. ere
i i u. i .ai.l it. We hope be
will keep on saying
SHAViNG AND HAIR
TING PARLORS.
CU1
CI
' 7
RIP-A-N-S
The modem stand
ard Family Medi
cine: Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
Tne sold organs still ring their ciaroor-
o. rhanres of the &3-Cot dollar. They
heat their calamity tom-tom ana go inw
bvsterici over thedisasteis that are to
. w T a st.
lollow the election ot iryan. ury
till omit to esp'aitt what is going to
make too silrer dollar a w cent aoi.ar
afurtha mints arethron open to tree
eiinage. The American dollar is now
ortn 100 cento, anywhere and every
hare in the Uoited Stales, and in tnos
oi the world biJes. win bbj j
the same amount of prodqets as u gow
dollar anywhere in this country, and it is
worth the same in Europe or Kamcnaisa
as here, mions only the cott ol shipment
to America. What is to etiange
-.r,tin? What Is lo take away 47 or
a& .n nf tba va:oe oi tins ww, a-
i.n.j ofsilvr w iiusmnw m
the policy of the Coiled Siu1-Coos
Bay Jews
One of Banna's programs is to run ad
rertisemenU for McKinley in agricultu
ral papers, red hot stuff. These bard
times many such papers are g ad to ob
tain the money. If possible be gels the
matter in papers as supplements, for
m.hinr them free, if not be makes the
necessary contract with such agricultural
papers as he wishes to nse. An ioter
eatinsr case ia renoried from Chicago:
In the last issues of the Western Rural
appears a full page advertisement lahel-
i Km Cammoa Sense tacts lor
Agriculturalists and Dome Owners "
Benealh this beading appears ia big
black type 6ve reasons why the produ
cer sbonld use the Uanna gold cure.
Though the Western Rural prinU the
advertisement, labeled such, it is trne to
the maasea ol the pople it represents,
and sneaks thus edtoriallv of it.
"Wa India attention." says me
Western Rural. "To an advertisemeo
on another page, paid lor by Mark
i.anna'a arnuicate miner. It is insert
ed with pieaanre for a number of good
reasons, tw or three of which we will
mention: 1- Because we nave eonn-
dsnce in the 'common sense' ot our
rtaders, and believe tbey will apply tne
tt ol common tense to this n of mon
y by the mitliouaii- syndicate which is
akina to domioaie American voters.
"2. Because we are conrincd that
-k. ho bate read onr pPr. la lU
d.scasaions on the money question far
fours ears past, or fw four monlbs, or
even'for four weeks, know the difference
between 'facls and bare aertions. ana
between facts that are pertinent and
mre plstHades.
-A vote for McKinley ts a vote 10 per-
neiua'.e tle rilJ siaodard. and oar read-
era, be tbey a.ico!tnrUiU or 'borne
jwnesofany knd, roa inis a
one of the perlinenl facts in this can-
The senior class of the U. of O. of Eu
gene has the following horrible yell :
Boomalaka, Boomalaka,
Bow, Wow, Wow,
Chingalaka, Chingalaka.
Chow, Chow, Chow I
Boomalaka, Chingalaka,
Who are we?
Tk Ihanon Advance ei Is wsrm as
follows: A llanna flapdoidle peddltr
aavs: "The country can never prosper
alii nnuer 1110 cooiroi irew nauc.-.
ti.o k.i of "lrw trade" ia the veriest
. "IV. .V. - , . -
idiocy boiled down, i: is tne vomit oi
dishonest demagogues, and is only gob
bled up by iguorant suckers.
TELEGRAPHIC.
The JesepH Babbery
La Gbakuh. Or.. Oct. 9. Two more ar
rests have been uisde of persons alleged to
have been engagtxl in the robbery of the
bank in Joseph. Walloa county October 1
Today Tohn Martin and Ben Owenby were
examined before a justice in Enterprise
and hold in S2Q00 I Hindu to sDDear beore
the next grand jury. James tucker, the
robber that was wounded at tne time of tbe
robbuy, has turned state s evidence, and it
was through him that the arreats were
uiada. It auneara that the dUo to rob the
bank was hatched in a saloon in Joseph, of
wnicn uo"n jorjn mvua uiw prupruswr,
and that Martin was tbe prime mover in
tbe robbery.
A Creat Law (Uvea Ila Bea
New Yokk, Oct. 9. R G Dun k Co's
weekly review of trade tomorrow wilt say:
Distinctly better conditions of trade have
appeared of late, and are reflected in sime
wnat larger emploj ment of labor, in larger
transaction and in a continued baying ot
material for manufacturing. A great
part of the change is due to those irreauti
Lle laws of supply and demand which take
wheat where it is wanted and gold where
it ia wanted. India is waitinir for cariraes
of wheat on the way from tbe Pacific states,
jost a Australia and booth America were,
not so long sgo.
A aawfrfe af tba Kalbaalaaaa
Siocx Citt. Oct. 9. William J Bryan
arrived at btoux Lily from Manhalltown
at mis tnorainir, an mar nenina
time. Tbe delay was caused by the numer
ous demands of people at stations along the
line to see tbe t-residential candidate
Nearly all night crowds gaihered at sta
tions to cheer Bryan.
biojx t ails gave iSryan bis nm real re
ception in Dakota. It drew one of the
largest cnwd drawn Irom three states;
and it waa the mot entbuiatic meeting
tbe nominee has had at any p'ace uf its
size.
A clerk or any other employee in order
to receive his pay baa to put in full time;
but tbe stale's attorney general and the
niii.'i nrirata aecretarv. who are
naia hv the neoDle. are s sending their
ik. inirat of mm Dart oi them
IVrhaos Brvsn neop'.e. though, should
not com plain, as favorable reports come
from their speaking.
A Linn county prohibitinlst says Me
irinlnf. who ia a member of tbe Metho
dist church, rents sMne property in Can-
inn for a saloon, that is tne grouna. not
owning the building, and that Hobart is
vice-president ol a big Drawers awwew
tion. He says the Voice gives absolute
proof of the facta.
Since the Wilson bill went into effect
there has been wool imported into
the U. 8. than ever before, not a half of
what there was when the McKinley law
was In effect. A fact that proves con--i.,
;-.! that the low price of wool is
not doe to foreign competition made pos
sible by the Una being iree.
Siw Cta Growing ot of the Albany
Woolen Mills being in tue nanus ot re-
rirr the following tuiU hare beer be
gun in the circuit court lor una couniv :
!.-: V . i tAn a t Hank minft the Al
bany Voolen Mill Co., for fK and .in-
J. M. Ralston agt J. M. Moyer i Co.,
for t040 and interest. ,
Marr Ma-lv aeainst I. M. Mover et a,
for 11503 and" interest.
Shartacr
ConvtLus, Or.. Oct. 9. Ihe report of
James 11 M ihiun, appointnl to examine the
books of Benton county, has caused much
comment on the sUreeta. 1 he report abowa
an apparent tborta in the sheriff 's office
of more than ItfJuO. $yX) of Uis amoam
uuruiK the incumbency of ex Sheriff t-
burn. who retired last June, after serving
two term. The remainder is in the ac
count of ex-&beriff Uackey, who preceded
MrOburn. tor Mai key is now ia British
Co nmbia and Mr 0bam left fur Montana
a few days ajro. no explanation is offered
for tbe alleged shortage.
tMlc1rlr Bi iaJlc
Arum, fia , Oct. 9 Returns received
so far from Wednesday 't elecUoa show that
ibe total pcpulirt vote will not exceed ,-
QuO. It was 5,i in lf9t. showing a de-
create of aboat 11. CO J One ot thefea-
tares of Ute elertiwo it that every congrea
suai district in Georaia is democratic.
and will aend democratic rep-retenUtiree to
the next coogn .
Aaalbcr a P W.ec
EeowoD Citt. Cal , Oct. 9. A seri
ous tn-igbt-train tol uion occurred a loot 2
o'clock this morning on tbe coast ditisioa
of tbe Sontkern PaciSc. between Mavneid
sod Palo Alto. As a reanlt of tbecollis
toa, the engineer of the treU'Lt train fnxn
&an Joss to cin i'ranciaci was killed aad
aaotber of the train crew was Mrioosiy in
jured.
Sm4 T'.aaifW lav Mtraua aaa Bwaalwar
Washtsotox. Oct. 8 Benry Clay
Tobacco Dealers say, that
. . . . -
"BATTLE AX is a "scorcher'
because it sells so fast Tobacco
Chewers say, it is a "scorcher" be
cause 10 cents' worth goes so far Its
as rood as can be made regardless of
s . f - a.
cost, ror IV cents you get aimost
twice as much as you do of other
high grade brands.
t... i!Kan Herald slates that a large
.nd.onre attended the Dunniay speas
t. a. Hv ecloal coooi
- ,, .
theie were less than tau prr
in.tKaladiM and children. If the en
v. Mok'mlaa rallevs at Other
fcUUlv.v -
points are on a par with this one in pwn
Vrf onmbers and enihnsiasm.it will re
deal of Mark uanna s
px'tgn."
Tbe Wwtern Riral at length atlsckt
anu destroys in its editorial tie patd-Ioi-srateuients
In U advertising eolowns.
Men advertise qaack medicines to floa
The HeraUl again pnblishee an arUfle
that appeared in the Omaha Bee in 1SS2
criticising the giving of pensions in a
severe manner. Bckre the HeraUl tred
ited it to the Be as it belorjged Now
i cred;U it to the World-Herald nnjust
lv. It appeared in the Cee, a strong re
" 1 1; . . M. in aar event Brran
Lad nothtns to'do with tbe World-lier-
i.t at ihii urn. A an-rai niur u
ing mada to prejKlioe old soldiers aeainst
t'.rtsn, ttai it m no. wi. i t
triotic and loyal, as much the friend ol I
ibe veteran as anyone in the I . fe. j
The correspondent In tbe Herald this
morning la trying to explain why s.l
r dollar umier free coinage wal not
circolaie for 100 cents the same as now.
Ol iV
Sauth, United UUs cobkU to Saatos.
Hraxil, who U at preteot ia Washington,
has resigned hi c &. becaaae of tbe rnie
forbidding- c-ce boUlers to take an active
part in potitics. In hu lettier to tbe prai
detst tendering his resignation Mr sitn
say?:
"Ct-noaivicz it lo be By p';n dsty to
take a part in tne rrvienl poustcu cootesx.
a here much, as 1 uodertsand it. is at
taae, do o:ber oure wnich my consoenoe
can aprrove is hit to me but to rmgn tbe
very important o5k T"i tr had the
kindot-w la give My plain duly forces
me o j.sn ta fate ana ts reprwilstinex
! m Atataica ia tt rappon 4 Bryan and
! Swali f ar president and ke-pfei4eut."
GurctTta. Mats Oct. S. At nooa a
notice a a rxMed on tbe Cape Ann Sv-.iic
hank. .If lrt7 t&af ha lCItill-Kl had Lh
rioaed. zmiuedia!4v caose tbe news that i This fact
nnira a rreai
mnn.a to t ace Utt200 1H M
1. .i. ..at advocate of eolnmn . If Bryan voters laa staveo
. i ui ti.im tka firat intUtice on i tka .am eCTesvoos laimrw
. , !nmi LiUh rl.. mvrelv making asertlons
a-ia r arnara ma h. .i w I iixiub na - ; v
of a nswspaper have been rep-jru-d to
float a candidal for the gra. office of
presideut of the United Sue.
Ilia Pcraonal Character.
EEiEQUiiTERS fOR
Bi? ' Whites JJc? Ifai
all
421
A head of hair or no pay- cre"
A-..m rd the acalo. Address Box
for Free Treatise on the Scalp- t . .
Eaxors Honed and Set and Put in ord
er on Short Sotice. "
niLQDD POlSPtl
ft r'sstxiS
Li tlieamSprkeniMlerainasjnrs'rl'
--iopiyrnllToa.1 lare ail hotel Wlls. and no
ebBTva.lt we tall to euro. JW"SS
ary, Iodide potaah, and atlU baraMhiai
pain, UoooosVatehea In month. throat,
temples. Copper Colored JP:ZmZ
m Prtof fcetSf.Hairor Eybrafallto
outTuistbiaSrphiutle BU)(Ft)l)9liU
va mrutee 'o core. Wa aolicil the DK."t obet
StSSnS.4 enU the world for
bailed, tbx skill ot the moM eminent pbyaH
iii niT S0OAHO capital behinjl our onoood
r. "i- a hninto ntoofa sent aealed oa
1 . : F frnn.la . I-i If . A-a M I ..
1tfi ilMr nf ABMiMS1 a,i..i,.-vvi
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coinage ot silver, aays a eorrespooaeoi
in tbe World. The free coinage of
:er-woo!d be the greatest protection
the American workmafc could have if
anrh free Coin tit U f oieg tO dowtst it
.nni..iili orofeae namely, bring tbn
value of a dollar down to 50 cents out
side this conntry. If it is going ta take j
two silver dollars to buy one dollar's
worth of foreign goods, that will be equal
toincrasing the protection of native
goods to that extent, and therefore all
sincere advocates of protection on (ebich
all Eepublicans are snpposea .o wj
should support the free coinage of ailver.
A silver dollar in this conntry will buy a
dollar's worth, but (we are told) outside
tbe "wall of protection" we have built it
will only buy about 50 cents worth U
free coinage is put into operation.
Therefore the McKinley protectionists
sboold vote f-r tbe free silver advocate,
and thus secure tbis additional protec
tion.
Pro! A. STARK
Of B ill & Stark. .
Optica! Specialist
Graduate of the Chicago Optbaltnic
College
I am prepared to examine scientifically
and Hfirnrateiv. bv the latest and im proven
methods of modern science, any who de
sire to ba? their eyes tested.
Cuaick Block Albany. Orbsoh.
i a Wik everv Oreaonian should
have. The introduction is Dy uie cw e
i..,tA pM Frank W. Gunsaulns and
rk ia nrintnd from lance, clear
n. tviw. on extra laid paper, bound in
iinn cloth, strmned in gold, gilt top.
:n...oH ith ir fnll-nsre half tones
and retails at il.75. Any subscriber
paving a year in advance for the weekly
or 6 months or mora for the daily can
bave it for f 1 extra.
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Bass and Drums
Jepet toiiG of jqeAv1 Aqsic
-Mumo Furcibhed For-
ConoerU, Parties. Receptions and Enter
tainments at rea enable rate.
Correspondence wlicited regarding en
jraKeruents out or town
Address Bert WeBtrook, BoMnens Man
ager, Kevere House, Albany, Oregon.
I LUDWIG
Cpposita Pcstofflce-'
PLUMBING and tinning
at bottom prices.
FOSHAY & MASON
Wholesale & Retail--
DEMISTS ilD B00ISELLEE3
ALBANY. OEEOOH.
Pore Drugs and the finest and Largest
Stock of Stationary and Books .
in the Market.
A writer in the World spesking of the
nndsrbanded means being resorted lo oy
Mark Hanoa to elect McKinUv tells tbe
w a t
InllnwiQ: The Beliaice jiaenme
Works, owned by the Edward r. aihs
rhere are employed in this esiaouso
ment something like Itw men. iiere
tbe Bryan sentiment is veiy strong. "It
a an absolute fact tbat 18 woraiogmeo
... . i t i ....illili mnm.il t
in tnis eeiaouaiiaiBuai.
on tbe pay roll of the republican state
HimmittM as secret political agitators.
Tkir omoanions are Ignorant ot tms
c... a i.ai an.necL it. Tbe result
UU w - '
is that these men have an influence tney
conld not oossibly wield were the truth
known. The republican commutes
has also, I am Informed, upon i pay
rolls a larae number of men in another
establishment, which employs about
2j00 workingmen. In several ol tbe
factories here gold-standard arguments
re pinned each wwk to the envelopes
containing wages. The repuo.ican cum
mittee has also stnt men into tne mm
ins districts of Wisconsin to offer 5 In
u!n i!ver ior $2 75 in American
money .
voters present. There wea several re
publican voters in town who could have
attended as well as not, not m
sufficiently Interested to do so. There
waa one democrat pretent wto will prob
ably vote for McKio'ey, and several
mh.t .l-mf-rla orassnt wllO lave nere-
tofore thougct they would vol far Mc-
ClnU.v bat now say tbey are for Bryan.
If Mr Dunnlwar will mase '"
tpech in Scio, -we orlieve some of the
reoublirane even would give iwiam
Bryan their votes. Sew new
pouoientaTrat SperV.
T V... ranaaladlv said that a honi
issue was never rootempiatea aurm io
Harrison administration. Tba loliow
ing, wblcn la a part of tbe congressional
record, show tnatone was just before the
expiration of Harrison's term ot office :
Treasury pepartmect. Otflce oi me
Secretary r
Washington, D. C Dc. Id, iy.
Sir: Tour -favor of the It. in which
you sate tuat me iwiw "- -
frequently made in tbe puDiic press anu
tlw here that just prior to tbe linie
when President Harrison retired from
nffim mv nrederenor. the Hou Cbar'et
Foster, was negotlaUPg with a financ ai
syndicate for the' sale ol government
hMide and lhat the bonds Uaa aciuauy
haan enaravrd. and asking me for infor
mation npon thesubjeel, Isrece-ved, and
in response I have tt.e honor to say tnai
I have no official Information concern-
with no foundation to Item. Oold wilt
continue to t coined and increase tbe
same as now, and will be in circa LUson
just as much as now, which is practical
ly not at all in the eart and considerably
on the coast. As a matter of fact tboob,
there is no doubt that the two coins will
come to a partly. It wauld be inter st
ing to
the News.
A dbpatcu from Omaha yesleiday waa
as follows:
A special to the Bee from Lincoln says:
A R Talbot, the present law partner ol
Hon W J Bryaa, his declared bis inten
tion oi voting for McKioley.
While ilia possible tbat Mr T.bot
will vote for McKinley it is interesting
loobartvethe splendid opini-jn he has
of yr Bryan. He says:
'Jryen is an upright, conscientious
man 1 have never known a 6ner char
acter, lam positive that he went into
politics with no selfish motives. He is
thoroughly convinced that the country
is beset with conditions that call lor the
highest patriotism, ana he regards It bis
duty to help right what he says are the
wrongs of the people. I cooia gneyou
many instances of his disinterestedness.
Two rears azo a man irom iew io:
sat in Bryan's office trying to get him lo
make a contract to deliver fifty lectures
at $100 a lecture. Bryan was poor then.
as he Is now. and I nrged him to accept
the offer, but he woi'.d hardly listen to
... sa a
the man. He said he wouio not speaa
for money. He was not in politics Kr
kim;L hot -or the people, and be did
not aspect" to make anything for hi m
aelf. He did not sign the contract.
When he was in congress be was offerea
$10,000 a year to beeome the counsel of
large corpoiation,. but he toiu om
officers he would not act as their auor.
.f.,nhe orofiuof tne concern. He
ha been repeatedly urged to make his wool.
home In a democratic state, with the as-
. I
Lines Written When In a Thought
ful Mood".
McKinley's election we're) told ia assured.
And tbe country s uia win qucaiy
cared.
Ita effects we already do see ia our town.
One thin. Lasgooe up, another gone
down.
Tbe geld bog no longer hia gold will he
horde
He'll now throw it out with confidence
restored.
No more will we look at our conntry in
raisa.
And even next year well bare good
front of turnnea.
Hell male it the same with tba rest of
oar crops.
With apples and melons, with pamp-
kins and hope.
McKinlev will give na more wagea, more
woVk
To that end, be himself will work Lke
a Turk. m
Hell open oar factories to tba Pole and
the Hon,
To aU toe cheap labor from under the
tun
And that friend of the poor mas. whose
first name is Mark,
Will assist in his labors from morning
till dark.
Then ia bis fine carriage the workman
will ride,
While now on a donkey be ia pictured
I - astride.
to the ejea of Mark Banna
tiecwee Marth. for more than a quarter of
a oroiory toe truftMl treasurer ot toe baak, I
bad shot and kn:l himaeif at hU raniai
bome at Aemxjatcj. Late tocUnt tie
bans ccisJt tU'il that no thortsge could J
be found in Mirth's aocount with the in- j
asitution
brings taM.
Alacnrymose demonstratioa each re
tnrniitf four tears.
Bnt beware, ar dear trieads, a change
I von will see,
Hia eyes, thia year wet will be dried
t nn ior three.
i This man, who is now so meek manner
ed and mtkl.
tmr vet draw tbe tears from your wife
'and your chUd .
WoaxtsaGwax.
Some street and other orators tell that
there were only S.OO0.C0O of silver dol
lars coined previous to l'CS. en
deavoring to convey the idea that only
that amount ot silver bad beo coined.
Tbe truth is about fSd.000,000 in halve-,
quarters and dime, full weight and full
krcal leader, had been coined, making
nearlv fHO.000.000 in all. There was
then no accumulation of rilver buhion
in the treasury. Sow there is about
1300.000.000 in silver in the treasury,
mmttof it as a backine to the silver cer
tificates, and occask.oaily yon hear some
one ignorantly tell a'nut the immense
amount ol S'lver on nanu unami -
the public crying f jr more.
WaBisTox. -Vt- 8- Secretary ie
fecderfer. of tne silver party, tody jraw
out an eioat on tbe eiecUco. It e gives
Lirj an 2-".' electoral rotr. McKinley 107,
and pots v$ in tbe dmbtful coin ma. thia
i . . M..l. . .r .. 1 1
uut uc-ii-g bmwc up vi tvia Jiwj iatni.
.',Z.'2"i sot about 1:15 o c'
B the Divide- -
Oct. 7. 1898.
Mr and Mrs B S Dolt after speading
the stumper on the farm have sfais
moved into Harrisbarg. Mr J Psrdy
has moved onto their tarm. -
Mr Carrol who has been Irving in fin-
gene foe a y-ar baa returned to his old
borne here. Mr BramweU, who has beea
living on Mr Carrot s farm rfnrw? his
abaeoce. baa rnond to the Fraca Pieree-
farm. Mr Pierce and family nave gone
to Sou .hern Oregon ia quest of health.
tlrPhilpott speat feunoaywttn, vo
burg friends.
Prof Johnson came down to hia farm
Saturday, returning the same day.
Grandma Bargeria now confined to
her bed, she is becoming quite feebie.
Mr Beoney, tbe Eugene contractor
who has been for several months erect
ing the fine residence for Harre Eon
merville, baa jrjst completed the bsw,
leaving Harre one o5 the most nandeocne
reeidencea in this part of the conntry.
Weld en Vedder has jast rCcrned
from a visit with hia parents is Marioa
coontr.
Mr Ctias Grimes and family hve re
tnrnedfrom Medford acoompand by
Hist Aggie Owen.
Mr James Era field has been TisrUeg;
hia sister, Mrs John Sosimervuie.
M9 Bell Oceman of Eugene, is spend
ing the eek with her axeser Miss Laura
at Charlie Grimea.
Harre SommervUle. Tom Grimes and
Wm Davidson are now in tugene look
ing after busiaess matters.
Miss Edith Kerns of t&gene, began
the fail term of school in onr district.
Monday, she tetnz re-emptowl ie one
of the many proofs of the popularity she
attained wluie here lass winter.
Mr Tracv. of Trenton, Mo., who has
been visiting he Grimes Brothers for-
everal weeks baa retumeo nome. ne
was more than pleased with Oregon ia
general, but especially with the climate.
I
and daims for Bryan a t except
states ana thote in the doubtful ht.
Ths fa'loreot the Albiny Woolen Milj
la not due to free woo1, tot to hard times
Tbe mill has done a good dosioes The
low price paid by it tor wool did not
affect it, and is products bavs been pro
larted bv sSper cent tariff Hard
. . , i
Jn.in aaverai cauws Ha.r
it. Particularly thi inability to raise
tnr enrreut expenses and a amsll
balance of practically only tloOO.
ares occur in alt tiroes. Thare
manv more failnres durirg the
t i, M.-Kinler law than there
durimr the thre previous years
Tbe low price of goods tuskee a small
margin for ths woi'en mill during close
times that demand flincVrin. and It
I Is not fair to lay it at the feetolot free
Fail-
were
three
Bis YllIaMaak gtre.
Ttuaaooa. Or , Oct. 7. Fire
S.e.
those
broke
vesterdav novior
. i . . m f I I ii ! it., n i m
" w r ..i . timJ, ,h baiidiair was ra a
t t . T-! & 1 i inAw .rl IKa
i bustseiw houses ia tbe btocK oa the wwtii
the Ceatsta SUvellaw. ue of Fint street doe eat of ll l
i n . v . rvi s i .-.i !,.'ina. eaaaUUae of Alrred
tle Journal. Bp to midnigct. from com. drog store. i tl try scaru-air-jorr.
i.;ul .1 -s-.-.i ik. k uuwi teiepoooe enwe. n vi.-
total d. tuocratic raaKtntv at ;.190. Tnu I mott's jewelrj store and Cary's wartnoose.
estimate is based o,hhi the vute fw AtKia I rar lifaul awtr.
ma uo ia. in nuny cam, rt iua io i tv.
tievar, tnf ik Hn.I Hwnraa i 1 malsnallr . nHON
aiier a is euaae. ine tegiwiure a;"". lfi mZl frinbdeBt
m.nwssEt eK-tlk.liv rLmwwvafi. m lwaK ikf inWt I mrwawv - . . .
Catarrh lawn-, ae Carea
Kk TVlL APFUCATIOXS. aa fSej
reach tbe seal of the diaeaaa. Oklarraiaaaaw
CTit.Mli na stmt la acsee ss caow
. jtae SBBSt taks isteraal lawues, xxmum
Catarrh Coze ia tafca tataraa2r. sad ass
aa ha hteod Sad
Bau a hutto v are
BedSctaa. fl
phTMaasie
a leraa"
tba bo tews
ia
Is
the train-
Porter.
maenbed by on of the
actiaa direetiy ow ha raooa mrttexa. Taa
hasoUrah-Kierral.rBastaa-S V
i. r iff. rrrr
Boal by arao..
were heard, and the lory breenht:
W find no one miitv of breaking the res-
jnlationsof running, hat deficient lodg
ment waa shows as to the distaecetrom
Sas ChBtwva ' , the fow tuat wtwld make them safe in com-
MlJSSKsrXius.Oct. 8. An Ertherville, mencirur to nag again, which, according to
insuring practically the unanimous election
of ex fpeaser Cri.p to tbe senate to suc
ceed senator Gorman .
ing any negotiations that may have been turanee that he would be elected to the
pending between Seeietary Foster aod Uoi,ed 8'ales senate and kept there the
racords of this depart- of his life, hot hs said ne preierreu
pending
others, but the
ment show tbat on tbe 20th of feuruary
1893, he issued an order to the chief of
tbe Bureau ol Engraving and Printing,
directing that officer to prepare designs
for 3 per cent bonds, which had been
nrovided for a senate amendment to the
sundry c'.ril bill then pending in con-
rreas.
A copy of the order Is herewith
.ia otlr with a copy of recital
two'" w" "
,... ... tr, tu inserted in tbe bonds
Very Respectfully Yours,
J. t" CaiJl, Sec'y.
TO H0!. WlUWAM V. AI.LSB,
Senate Utiatnber.
Uara la the direction of Secretary
Foster to tbe chief of the bureau of eu
. a h. vill earm
to remain in umcom, w
tinue to keep hi residence in this city."
fhe big daily papers in Chicago are all
gold standard oigans, and are making
claims that labor is opposed to Bryai
and free silver. A pol. of their printers
and pressmen shows the following result:
Uryan McKinley
.... 63 13
.... 62 6
.... 6 10
.... 57 13
55 4
Tribune
Record
Chronicle
Inter-Ocean ..
Timeo-lierald
The government nnder tbe Sherman
act bought silver bullion and paid fr it
..th aliver certificates. Now because
tha .rovernment is coining the silver to rvlng and printing
radaem the certificates, rei ubllcan ora- treasury Dspartroen.
tors are saving, behold, look at the
thirteen millions coined in 1890. But
when tbe government pays out that sil
ver coin abd redeems the certincates-
nnt a cent more money is placed in cir
citation the silver cola aimpiy taaes
the place of certificates, lue volume o
money Is not increased and contraction
Oar ataaeiaa at Haa
ir out of eserv fire bottles ot medi
cine sold in thi last five years are S. B.
goods. TheS. B Headacce and Livei
Cure 1 dm myself ss a geueral Physic.
If you are sick and want 10 gei
quickest, cheapest and safest method itc
in v tha h u. reineniw an uiw
r D H.in llroint. Ullhir. Or Ol
sa'le by Fosht'y A Masin at 50 cU per bot-te.
MARRIED.
ALBAHY TRADING CO
GROCERIES-and
FEED OF At.
L KINDS
Free de-
Cheat seed for sale cr trade
livery. - Telephone So, 61
R.N. Morris, M
Caveat and Trada-M rltrum4. ud rS-j
WW, uiiaa, il pitcnlablo or not. I'M 0(1
rV.r,,HLir. "How to tt tlenu,' wHM
cot free. Address, . I
;C;A.S&OVV&G04
( are t-T O---wof aft.
Office of the
Secretary;
Waai.iii.ton. D 0. r'eb.20,1893.
oir. You are hereby authonnea anu
directed to prepare designs for 3 per cent
bonds provided for in a senats amend.
mnt to the sundry civil bill now pend
ing The denominations which should
, if 1 Oil
first receive attention are iuvs anu i,-
continues by the government refusing to qoo. of the coupon bonds, and 100s and
!.. either bnv or accept silver at i noo of the registered bonds.
rtn.n nn extraction, that! ti.u anthorltv Is uiven In advance of
s.nrt.rr.mgkf1 tlid fJolUf 80 iCaUCeiUat.
W w - a la
though it be called a hundred cents it
,.ina aa much as formerly. A
dollar under the gold standard that Mr
McKinley desires to continue will be as
large as a cart wheel directly, while val
ues of real estate and farm prouuets
grow gradually lew. The go'd UoKar
u.J mmn the present standard that
Mr McKinley desires to maintain is
dishonest 200 per cent dollar.
Dr. Price's Cream Caking Powder 1
World's Fair rugnca. awbtu.
tbe enactment, in view ot pressing con
tingencies, and you are directed to have
the preparation of the designs and plates
forwarded In every possible manner.
I enclose a memorandum for your
guldancs In preparing tbe script for tba
body of the bond.
Respectfully yours,
CnABLis FosTitH, Seo'y.
To the Chief of the Bureau ot Engrav
ing and Printing.
Total a"
. . t , .. . . I. .-in. at Inn
In one ot tne nrmum - .
Stock yards, an Australian ballot stood
675 for Bryan and 125 for McKinley. lo
another the vote was : Bryan,238, McKin
lar 17 A recent poll of Illinois made by
tbe Tribune, through its correspondents,
showed that Bryan would carry the
state by 60,000. This report was sup
pressed by the Tribune after It had been
mads at great ea-penss.
""How foolish is" the endeavor to create
prejudice by crying "free trade" at this
time, and right In the face of the fact
h.t. il. . avaraire tariff under ths Wilson
bill is 41 per cent, exceedingly high. But
for an outrageous eitravanance there
r..,ld ha no defioit. As it is the Wilson
bill raised $12 000,000 more the first year
than the McKinley bill, nnder which the
revenue of the government nau aecreas
Uac DaviVm't. furniture polish.
Burmester
niBTIS vST!OXrjS. On Oct. 10,
'vm. at the Buss House, in Albany ,bv j
Judge Ueo. 1. warion, nir.
Bartlev and Miss Jessie M. Simonds,
both of Lebanon precinct.
BUHL GILOX. On Oct. 7. 1898. at
the M. E church, in Lebanon.by Rev.
n. O. Harmon. Jos. Buhl and Minnie
F. Gilson both of Lebanon.
riiTRVO WADDELL On Oct. 7ih.
18SH1. at the residence of E. E. Call! well,
bv Rev. Geo. E. Henderson, wr, 4. 1:
lhirno ana aiiss v. r. uuc, vt
Linn county.
SMITH-JONES. On Oct. 8, 1896,
at the Russ House, Aitwiny, uy ksv.
M. M. Lewis, Mr. Lee Smith and Miss
Nora Jones, both of Harrisburg.
Iowa, special to the Journal cava ibe coun
try for miies about is being fcxtred by !
pusses ot armed men in search, of tae biter
boroe bank roubera and murderers. Two
soopect have been seen at Seven Citr, giv
ing tbeir names as Arnutroog aod Urse
tLger. it is not known whether tbey are
tbe men A man answering tne descrip
tion cf one of tbe tuzitaves was seen eibt
mites east uf here last night.
Very rass KMlas.
Chicago, CM. 8. John S. Johnson
broke the world's record tor to miles
paced and flying start, at the New Gar
field pais this afternoon, tie maie the
rtdo in 3 :SS 3 5. break in the record pre
vious! y heJo by llerio. of 3:J 1-3, made at
Louisville. November 1, 1J5. Tbe first
mile waa made ia 1 Al d-5, snd 'be second
inl:.Y15.
eataeralle lae. ave.
ATUASTa. Oct. 7. W E Atkinson is
elected by a majority of not Was than 2$.-
000. which is an increase over tbe party
majority of tsro years ago. Ibe situation
is very complex, and the result is largely
pnesswork. Fulton county, in which this
city is 8ituatHl. Has given Alkinton s ma
jority of 1800. where two years it gave a
majority of 1800. Bibb county this year
gives a majority of 600, and two years ago
gave the democrats a majority of 300. In
the tenth district, the home of Thomas
Watson, the asmocraiic majority has drop
ped from 8000 to 2000. It is generally
considered, however, tbat Atkinson has
carried the state by at least 28.000, snd the
returns are expected by bis friends to snow
that he has a majority of 33,000.
Bryan's Ulaerary.
Chicago, Oct. 7. Chairman Cam pan. of
the democratic campaign committee, has
returned from Michigan, where be upent
a day in competing V J Bryan's itinerary
through the state. Tbe presidential can
didate passes four days in Mkbigin. and
in that tiae appears in naif tbe counties
and in every congressional district, lie
rks at Duluth next Monday niht, and
with bis party proceeds to tbe Michi
tran. Wisconsin boundary line where he
opens his campaign in tbe Peninsular state
by a speech at Iron wood.
Tea Vasaess Bekate.
ri.tjwv iluiv man. inhMvilins In rmame.
Appoints
SELLING -OCT
Entirx lane of Crockery, uiasa
Ware, Silver Ware and Fan
cy Goods, Rcgarokss
of Cost.
of Governor
Peonoycr.
Sylvestcrl
Albany, Thursday, October 22, 1 p. m .
Kosene. Friday, " Zi I p.m.
Rose burg, Saturday, " 24 1 p. m.
Sarax. Sswau. axd i bjck Silvxb-
The only oScial, aocnra'e and complete
biograpbies ot the condhlatea. An eloci
dation of tbe great question ot free Silver
at 16 to 1, an-l the Tsrioos issaee cf the
campaign. The oers hand book, the
stump speaker's friend, the free atver
manual, ail is one volume, elegantly print
ed and illustrated. Who wilt be tne first
to set one. Call oa w. R. Blals.
It Sam UvrttCverj Way
Thooaands of cases of Consumption,
Attn ma. Coughs, Colds and Coup are
nred every day by ghiioh a Cure.
far srserte
and Liver Complaint yon bave a printed
guarantee oa everv bottle C! bMk s v itai
tier. It never falls to cure. For sale by
rothayc aiason
I jTsaet Warts anawtna.
Con-nption. LaGrippe. tienmonis
end all Throat and Leng diseases are care
by bhiloh'a Cure, ior rale by fssbay
Mason.
For tret cash ptkee I will ee'I:
riiiiu ms rrth 115 far. . ....
dinner set, imported goods,
worth f4o fat 2509
and all other goods in proportion.
People who desire oil and lead tot
painting tbeir houses will do well to cad
and see me ana ges my prra -
byg- ,
J s UUv" vniss
lO CURE A COLD IN OXE DAT
T.V. T RMunn Oninine Tablets-
All druggists refund tbe money u nam
to cure, rdc
750
Biliousness
Il caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permits food to ferment and putrlfy to
ths stomach. Then follow dluiness, headache.
Music Miss Mildred
teacher of piano or organ
LrilOOJ
Pills
tnsomina, nervousness, and.
! a not reUeved, blUous rever
or blood nolsontns. Hood
Dawson will treat you rttf.t. Fittta street, opposite U P chuich
r, . t. . 1 piua sumuian iuo woau
oymeiii ... ... i,.i,ha dlnlness. eon-
Mason touch and thnimie. Residenc i M. .USJS.
liieouur aiu w .v . m MWw - -. -
GALKsnimo, III., Oct. 7. The celebra
tion ol tbe 38th anniversary of the Lincoln
Doug's dabate by Knox college today sur
passed the expectations of its promoters.
The exercises were heard by thousands of
iieople. The chief event of the day was an
oration by Chauncey M lepew, who was
introduced by Prrsidoot John M Finley as
the greatest orator of the day.
Hon Rjbert T Lincoln, who followed
Mr Depew, emphasised the fact that in tbe
long run tbe p-opie are always right.
Darlag Madera Reknery.
FiiRMOST, Minn., Oct 7. Two awak
ed and bicycle-mounted robbers swetulo
the little town of Sherburne, U miles from
here, today, dashed into the Bank of Sner
burne, murdered the cashier and a by
oiu.,!., avnml 11000 from tbe cash tray.
mounted tbeir wheels and escaped before
the eyes of the startled villagers.
TIlla
Oonttipation, csases mors than half tbt
i'ls of women. Karl a Clover Root Tew i
a pleasant cure for conatipatios. For sah
by Foshay & Mason.
, . Karl's Ctaver a Tn
is a sure cure for headache and nervosa
diseases No.hlng relieves so qnictly
For sale by Foahav A Mason.
Let everybody come to the Stsr Bakery
an- get i- 'sves of fresh bread for ft.os
Ca&h.
CUtTIl,
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roK 1 rads. a gooa work mare seea
year old, for hay or grain. Inquire uf
Dr. U. W. Maston.
A Xalaral BMaaltSer
Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the blood
snt gives a clear and beautiful compiexina
For sae by Fochay and Mason.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
is, unauestionaUy, tbe best preservative of
tbe hair. It is also curative of dandruff,
teter, and all scalp aflecueus.
""ei sag JJi a aire.
Vht. 54c
0aU16Xe '
Flaur, WOO
Butter lea
Egs7c
Lard 6 to 9o
Pork hams, 8 to 10c, shoulders 4 to 6.
Sides, 8 to 10.
liay baled, I5.OO
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Ouldrea.
Clubbing, Offer.
Ths Weeklv raocaaT and Weekly
Examiner will be sent to subscribers for
tlJSo a year. This includes all the pnT
Ueges of the Examiners big preaiiuss gift
ia May, tbe same as if you sent the reg
ular subscription price of $10 directly
to the paper. Isn't that a bargain.
Weekly Bssoct and thrice a "ess,
S. Y. World, 13.00 a year.
Catarrh Care
Health and sweet breath secured bj
Shikh's Catarrh Remedy. Price fOcesis
Nam injector free. For sale hjtoshay
A Mason.
tartn Laaa
Elder Abn W. Steers writes boss Port
land, Ur: There is no medkiae for the
throat and lungs that I can recommend to
ministers, pubiio speasers and singers,
ith the confidence that I can ths S- o
Cngh Cnie." For sale by Foahay Ma
ons at 50cts per bottle.
All kMUUHM It-
Ask your phyaicias. jour draggit sad
your friends about Saitoh's Cure for con
sumption. 1 hey will recommend it. Fd
sale by Foshsy A Mason.
rv is hmhji v
"I am 63 years old; have had aidnsy
disease and constipation for S5 years. A w
now well used your S. B. Headache and :
liver Cure cae year. Used S bottles at
50 cents each. JH Knight, Rotiedse
Or." For sale by Foehay A Mason at 5
per ootue .
Jewel Coofca, R apgentnd Heaters
The Stewart t Sax Hatdsare Co-'s.
Pure Drugs,.Frcd Dawson'-.
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