The state rights democrat., July 09, 1897, Image 4

THE MAIN MUSCULAR SUPPORTS OP THE
BODY WEAKEN AND LET CO UNDER
ACICACH EE
OR LUMBACO. TO RESTORE, STRENGTHEN,
a awis 0 irn4n kii ur
J. L. UILS,,
nvcMan and dargeon, 03TICK-First St, Just
Russ House,Aibany Oregon.
DR. C, U, CHAMBERLIF.
tlOiaOBOFAHIST
Treats tumors, strictures, facial b!em
ts'aes, neuralgia and other diseases, with
gralvanic electricity. Office on Ferry St,
near 3d street.
WETHER FORD & WYATT
Attorneys ut Jaw Will practice in all the
courts of the state. Special attention given
to matters in probate and to collections.
OFFICb; In the Flinn block.
BLAGKBURFJ & S0MERS
1TOENBTS .A.T Tvr
Al! legal matters will receive prompt at-'
tention. Office, First National Bank Build-
ing, up stairs. I
V7- R. dILYEU.
Attorney at law and Solicitor in Chancery,
collections made or all points. Loans
negotiated on reasonable terms. Albany
Oregon.
OKTANTE fe II ACKIaEII AW,
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon
I7.IRST NATIONAL BASK,
or ALBAKT, OKXOOK
P Mldent .
fioa President ,
LFLINS
S.K, YOUNG
S7. LANODON
ffcahtor..
K.
TXABSACTS A GKJf BRAlrnltlimaaiii
ACCOUKTS KEPT subject to aback.
IO EXCHANGE nd te'esfwWc tranaar, aoM
a Ne York Sa Frandaoo.Cblcajro aad r-wUard
Ot.t.ltCTIOSt aUDSon fa.ora.bla tjnra
Btaaonaa
S E Tcw E W Uhioi
FAGoodwtx, L. lull
C. 3. Fuss.
J
J' WUlTSEt
V-orney at Law, Atoany, Or.
J.CLHTLEB
SSI Dentist 6H
In Brown block, Broadaldin street,
Albany, Oe.
On ground floor.
FOSHAY & MASON
-Wholesale & Retail--
DRUGGISTS ASDEOOmiim
ALBANY. OREGON.
Pure Drugs and the finest and Largest
Stock of Stationary and Books
in the Market.
CHEAPEST POWER
...HERCULES
UAS AXD'GASOJLIXE
Built in special sizes for printing offices
and factories. State your wants and
write for prices and term-. Illustrated
catalogue furnished free upon applica
tion.
Amekicas Itpk Founmbs' Co
Portland, Oregon .
The entire outfit, hors?s, carriages, &c.
of the John Schmeer livery stable is offered
for ta'e. Parties wishing to buy please
call at the siab.es and only those who mean
busicesi need spply. A bargain wilt b
given . Jobs Schmkeb.
FOR SALE.
A span of iron pray mares 6 and 7 rears
old. will weieb 1200, good travelers, for
particulars inquire or write to
red Arnold, Shedd. Or.
K.O.T.M.
Sleets every Saturday evening at K.O
T. M . Hall. Visiting Knights invited U
end. J. S. Yak Wiskle, Com.
BO YEARS
EXPERIENCE.
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGNS,
COPYRIGHTS C
Anyone sending m sketch nJ description mmj
quickly ascertain, free, whether an tnTention ta
DrobabjT p&tentable. Communications Btrtctlv
confidential. Oldest agency for securing patents
In America. We have a Washington office.
Patents feJcen through Mann fc Co. receirs
pecuu uouce in uie
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
beatrtlfulty Illustrated, largest circulation of
any avteutiflc journal, weekly, terma MiU a Tear;
f !-'"! h.x months. Hpedmen ouptea and llAJin
jjuuk os J'ATentb aeut tree. AUOreas
MUNN & CO.,
SSI Braadwar. Sew York.
COLICITORS
WANTED FOR DR.
O f AlAlAGE'S "The
Kartb Girdled."
or ni famous tour around the world, a
thri'linir story of iaya?e and barharous
lands. Four million Tal male's books sold,
and "The tiartb Girdled'' is his latest and
(rrandent. DEMAND KNJRMOUS
Kverybodv wants this famous book; only
$3 50. BIS HOOK, BIG COMMISSIONS.
trold mine for workers. CREDIT GIV
EN. FKEKiU TPAID. OUTKITFREE.
Dr p all Lrash and sell the kinjr of books
and make 8300 a month . Address for out
fit and territory. The Dominion Com
pany, 8'ar Building, Chimso
Dr Adams
Cusiek Block
Albany', Or;
Painless work a specialty.
FOR RENT. Six room house iu upper
ward for rent at $4.00 per month.
Inquire of ti. W. Wright.
WOOL WANTEO. Will pay the
higbcwt market price, (all on M
Senders. Insurance scent and
denier in wool andgriin, Ferry St.
WANTED. A few more
ments by the day to ew.
Mhs R. K.
euijage-
OWEK.
WANTED. A position to do general
housework or nureinar. Good ref
erences.
Leave word at the Dkm
For Sale.
"V- J
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SENDERS' COMPANIES
Always Pay,
No question about full and prompt
ment of losses by fire on insuiance placed
with the leading agent of Albany, M. Sen
ders. That's wltatHe InsnresPeojIe Fot
" L m.V. Tl T- i-.
pushed on you as being
"cheapest in
surance," when you insure you do not
want to worry about getting your money in
witxr vl lues. .u oCiii ULKu
InanrfinoA. TTflV. firflin and Wruil
REMOVED.
Smiley $ Printer
to the Brown block, where
he is ready for business.
His work i3 the best.
"How To Get Rich."
$25 will earn von 27 weeklv. with our
plan of investment ; vou cannot lose. Two
men made $500 and 650 last month on $25.
Vou can do likewise, if you don't invest.
and keep your money in your pocket, you
will be ooor all your life, try us with F25
and see what we can dc. Absolutely no
risk.
Write for particulars to "Guarantee
Brokerage Co .' Offices 213 and 215 Byrne
Building', Los Angeles. California.
IT IS SO WRITTEN
and none can dispute it. VVe lead toe
wall paper trade. We were never more
in the van than now. More designs;
newer, brighter, fresher, and mors orig
inal designs ; a greater variety of de
signs ; finer qualities of paper ; and lower
prices for fine qualities of paper than can
be found at any other establishment:
these are onr many and solid claims tc
your patronage. When you see what
we sell for 15 cents a roll and that we
only ask. 15 cents for it, you'll be very
much surprised.
J. A. dimming.
ALBANY ORCHESTRA
i M BACSE5ST0. Conductor
BEIT WE3TFR00X figr,,
INSTRUMENTATION
I Vio., II Vio., Clar., Cor., Trom
Bass and.Drums
jeextoiie of net Afusic
-Music Furnished For-
Con certs. Parties. Receptions a. Enter
tainments at reasonable rates.
. Correspondence solicited regarding m
ggemeta out of town.
Address Bert Westhrook, Business Man
ager, Revere House, Albany, Oregon
HeariDsBslB??1
we're talking again
talking to tbe bard- to please
people who like particular I
1 printing. We are particular 1
printers; we put in that little .
extra-nice touch that pleases
' you. tne joo Dig-or little, 1
its big enough to be well done.
I Our Particular Departn.entis I
' our whole shop. Ask us to 1
prove it; we can please you
or give your money back.
SMtLkT'B Particular Printery.
Phone 9, Albany.
nUDiUO PROCURED,
EUGENE W.JOHNSON,
Solictor anlAttyin FatentCauses
Sew Yrk Ave, Wihlocfoa. D C
Office established 1868. Charges mod-
Biew ftiaCTct K44M4 Atsswfmelr rakirw to tne
Irrafesttfloo. Femsuet Curat in IS to X tixyn. V
refund money if we du not You tan be tinted ai
borne tor the same price BrSKg end tbe nanx sruHrnn
iMI with Uiotie who I B prefer to ooma bie w
wiii contract to core I tUem or mj uh- o.
com In t. pmmy,-yCAj m mr- rtilrox'
end hotel Ii Jlr FCinXTiL rsV f at
ii-ii MfiJD a a 4 uji a ,lw, ,.
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on hare UM-en jm r. I i-ur; , aun;,. .t , t
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MHMta, tic r ou anjr fXZZ' r"':-cf It.a Uuir"
ryrfartjw, fttlDng out. aZT-S it 1 th PrLnary
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ft '.t in
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vi'r we hit. . e .V -. i.
nife diufciAtjo v-i:.t mi f i i- ?
rortDtuiy yt
have s50U,Mt,0 ..!
07 MasionlG 'i'fci'j?-.
! Caveats snd Trade Harks obtained and all Pat-
en( traaineas conducted lor Moderate fee.
6endinodel.drw1norphoto. Weadvlaalf
patentable fro of cbirga. Onrfeenotdnstlll
patemiaaeourei. A Pamphlet "How tot
tain Patenta." with coat of aame In tha V.
1
i and (orn countries aent free. Address,
c. a. snow & co.
. Paraarr Omec,
WaMmoTon. D. C.
FOR SALE. Tbe meat market
ture, tools and slaughter house
furni-
tnnla
the Emerick tnarkst. Call on Louis
ruckmau or William Flickinger for par-
Will it rain on the 3rd.
They are after impure
FianciBco. Skim it.
ini'k in San
Mr. Debs will need $7,01)0,000 to start
his socialistic scheme . Too big a price.
The Washington Post march was
played at the queen's jubilee, one of the
most inspirit) things about it.
A veraacope view of the mystics on
the 3rd would make a show for the future.
The actuality will also be all right.
The State University matter has been
settled for at least a year. The good of
the institution would suggest that the
fight be stopped.
The student in Albany college nets a
splendid intellectual and moral training,
free from factional fights and political
intrigue.
The national C. E. Convention la
bringing over 10,000 young people to the
coast. Some of them will so through
Oregon by daylight. In the Willamette
they will see the finest valley the sun
shines on.
An old gentleman in MontvUle, Me ,
who said he could not see to sign his
name until given a pair ol glasses, was
given a pair from which the lenses bad
been removed. lie eigced the paper
nicely, and declared he could see better
witn those than any other be had tried
St Petersburg has a population of 1,
250,000; Moscow just under 1,000,000.
Xineteen other towns are returned at
100,000, and the couip.-.'ai.vcly modern
Lodz, the Manchester ot Poland, ranks
filth Thirty-five towns have 50,000
inhabitants each.
It doesn't take much provocation to
commit suicide. In England recently
a well-to-do master builder informed
friend of bis, tOso a prosperous builder.
and some other persons, that be could
not endure life, and walked away, later
in the day jumping into s canal. His
friend was so depressed at his statement
that he at once went to the town reser
voir and drowned himself. The bodies
were recovered at nearly the earns time.
Oregon should have an inheritance
tax law. The state should share in the
estates of its rich men. In the nature
of things great fortunes escape, under
our forma of taxation, their just share of
the burdens of government during the
life time of their owner. At death the
very rich can best afford to give to the
state what they have denied it during
life. At death the great fortunes pass
into the hands of those who mve bad no
part in creating them, and something is
received for smthing. E O.
The Baltimore American, a republican
paper ct standing, declares that: "Pro
tection, as understood br the rank and
fi'.e of the republican party, means the
care of legitimate industries against the
inequalities of foreign competition. Ii
does not mean tbe bestowal of annual
gratuities to an arrogant monopoly which
already has in its vice-like gip all tbe
grocers io the United States, and through
them every man, woman and child who
caa affjrd to boy a pound of sugar.
EJucatma and Politics.
W j give tbe following from theCorvalll
Times because there is something is it
to think about :
The story that Governor Lord is for
cing the agricultural college into polities
and politics into the agricultural college
is not without foundation, and tbe ngly
fact is to be regretted. Educational in
stitutions are only fitted for training the
youth, when the influence that surround
them are pure and noble. At best ths
teaiptations that surround young people
are an eternal menace to their safety,
and, tbe institutions set a part for ed
ucating' them should he resplendent
with good io&uenee and noble example.
In the days of Governor Pennoyer tbe
fair fame of the agricultural college was
never clouded by any shadow of political
methods Pennoyer may have been
queer, be may have been erratic, but
(be college, nnder his regime, never
smelled of political trickery, never suf
fered from political bargains. Oa the
contrary, it was cherished acd guarded
s sacredly as a home, and thus conduct
ed, it widened and extended its useful
ness, and was tbe pride o' a satisfied
and harmonious people.
It is thoroughly known that tbe gov
ernor arrogates to himself the privilege
of selecting the man who shall preside
over tbe college and that those who owe
him political favors are at least expected
to subvert their own judgement and
yield to his dictation. It is humiliating,
but it is neverthelsss true that a year
ago the choice of a president ot the col
lege was made in a secret council in tbe
governor's office, rather than, as hither
to, in tbe open board meeting with a full
attendance of members. Nobody denies
this; nobody denies the mattei was cut
and dried after the method of ward pol
itics, and that the formal election was
merely a delivery of the goods, j
Of course this system cannot always
continue'. American pupMc sentiment is
a dangerous playtb ing. Tbe magnificent
endowment of the agricultural college
has a higher destiny than to serve as an
influence builder to be hawked about in
exchange for tbe other man's support
In time tbe practice must become od
ious, and then there will be rebellion.
There will either come an end to
this sort of manipulating and conniving,
or the people will demand withdrawal
altogether of governmental support of
agricnleural col'eges. This is the ine
vitable end to which a mixing of ward
politics and higher education leads,
and the sooner his excellency makes
official fitness rather thah political ob.
ligations the test in selecting college
officers, the better for all concerned.
A
- NEW
NECK-BAND
makes many
good as new.
for 15c.
a useless shirt
We put them
as
on
W'll
care for all your laundry so well
you'll never miss tbe darning girl
of ths old home
There's .
really no necessity of collars, cuffs
and shirts dying of anything but ,
ripe old age.
Broken
bands and edges prematurely f ray
ed are the result of careless work
and poor machinery. Why don't
vou try an up-to date, careful
laundry? Our collectors call any
where, any time.
C. Simpson & box,
pp St Charles Hotel, City Laundry.
If you want a good and clean
smoke buy cigars made by our AI
hnnv cfgar actcry-
Tomorrow is the day we celebrate the
glorious 4tb . How many will do so with
a patriotic purpose in view.
Da not expect to see a wtrld's fair, but
a live celebration. The committee have
done their beat to give the public their
money's worth and who can do more is
none. It takes the crowd as well as the
committee to make a success of a 4th of
July celebration.
H. B. Chamberlain, formerly of Den
ver, Col , who died recently in England,
made a failure of thirty-six branches ol
business before he started to boom West
ern real estate. He conducted bis oper
ations on such a large scale that when
be died he owed $15,000,000.
Were the Dkmocbat to publish a per
sonal like the following from the London
Mail it would be in trouble at once:
Among those who were seen about in
the streets are Mr. and Mrs. Lancelot
l-owther, who were walking together,
and she, althougn seldom well dressed,
is extremely pretty, and was looking ber
best in dark b'nt."
From the Burlington Free Press-
Mr. E. V. Smalley, in a letter to the
New York Post, sava that a real estate
man who goes about Chicago good deal
informs him that there are today in Chi
cago 30,000 vacant flats and dwelling
houses, and that on West Madison
trtet alone a thoroughfare that is the
chief business artery of ths West Ride
300 empty stores can be counted. A
little way out of the business by cable
or electric cars you notice tail buildings
and small buildings on either hand that
are speckled with signs of "For Rnt.
Chicago baa been about as badly over
built as any of the new towns of Kansas
or of the Pacific coast, and it will proba
bly take four or five years ef steady de
velopment to bnng the population np to
full occupancy ot the existing facilities
for housing. The result of this has been
a heavy decline in rents. For fiats and
small stores the doclioe ranges from 30
to 50 per cent and office rent in the tall
building has gone down about 23 per
cent.
Owing to the heat in the senate cham
ber yesterday the republican senators
bad great difficulty in maintaining a
quorum to carry 'be frequent votes,
which senator Vest, with grim, perspir
ing pertinacity, insisted on having taken
upon motions to strike out the specific
duty and replace it with aJ valorem
duty, npon every item, sys the Post.
At one time there was some delay in
announcing the result of tne vote, owing
to tbe desire on the part of the republi
can! to have it appear that a quorum
bad voted. Senator Vest instated oa a
speedy announcement, remarking that
tbe suffering country could not wait for
republicans to muster a quorum. Upon
the lack of a quorum betog aoo-aoced,
Mr. Vest dertstveiy said: ' And tfcts
with tbe (country just wallowing and
dying while the hill waits.' "The sen
ator Is out of ord sr," remarked Senator
Chandler, jocularly." "And so is tbi
countrr," added Senator Gray, of Lela
ware. A call of tbe senate brought Efty
two senators to the chamber, and Mr.
Vest's amendment was quickly voted
down. After that tbe republicans took
more pains to maintain a quorum within
hailing distance.
Curious tacts.
Bees, according to statistician, must,
in order to collect a pound of ctorer hoo
ey, deprive 2,000 clover blossoms of
their nectar.
Tbe average number ol novels issued
one hundred years ago in America; and
Great Britain was sixteen a year. Now
ths average is two or tbee a day.
It is said that land crabs ot tbo West
Indies oa every year Ibey leave their
native horns in multitudes, and la reg
olar order marct. down to tbe sea, pas
sing o'er, and not around, any and every
obstacle tbat may come in the way.
At the battle of Trafalgar, the heaviest
gun used threw a projectile weighing
only ih'rtytwo pounds, which wa 6.41
inches io diameter; tbo modern 110-ton
gun need a shell weighing two thousand
pounds of sixteen inches dimeter.
Bank of Eogland notes are made iron)
new white linen cuttings) never trom
any thing tbat bas been worn Ho care
fully is the psper prepared that even ths
number of dips into the pulp mails by
each workman is registered oo a dial by
machinery.
Only two mines shafts in the Lake
Superior districts reaching 4900 aud 44.V)
eet respectively have yet been sunk
below four thousand feet ; but four mines
in Germany, two in Belgium and one in
Austri-Hungary range between 3500 and
four thousand leet in depth . Ibe deep
est British mine tbe Pendleton, near
Manchester is 3474 feet deep ; tbe deep
est in Scdtland tbe Niddrie, at Porto
Belle is 2130. Steel cables hoist load
of six tons at the rate of a milw in a
minute and a half at the deep nnn-s ot
Caiumet, and in England tbe speed has
reached fty-seven miles an hour.
Nature provides a series of hook on
ths front edge of hind wings of insects,
each hook fitting into groove ou tbe
bind edge of a front wing. The front
and hind wings are thus fastened to
gether on each side while the insect Is
flying, and ars unfastened at other times
This explains why you have occasion ly
noticed one of the species flvicg, ap
parently with two wings, and have seen
him display four upon alighting. This
arrangement is extremrty convicnt for
such little creatures as ths honey bee,
which has to enter una I holes, where a
large expanse of wing would bs use
less.
Sir James Cricnton Browne, the ex
pert ou brain diseases, holds that in
somnia is not attended with sucn dis
astrous oonsequences as is commonly
supposed. It is not as dangerocs as the
solicitude of tbe sufferer. H suggests
that the brains of literary men, who are
the most frequent victims, acquire ths
trlca of tbe heart, which takes a dose
of a fiction of a second after each beat,
and so manages to get six hours rest in
twenty-four. Some brains, in cases of
insotuia, sleep in sections, different
brain centres going off duty in turn.
Yes.it pays
To buy your groceries and produce of
Conn & Huston. Tbey keep the best and
fresbfst sM are all right on prion. They
will help you to proper in dull times
See their bne line of crockery.
The celebration
cn Albany is going to be all right, so aie
be prices on gold filled watches al Eiench'
ewelry stor.-, call snd see them.
We recommend Pabst Malt Ex
tract, the, bet t tonic to build up tbe conval
escent, strengthen tne weak and over
worked, to conquer dyspepsia and relieve
indigestion, to build up and feed the
nerves, to produce sleep and build up tbe
blood. Price 28c
Bukkraht & Lkb. Drnggiids.
Much in Little
Is especially true ot Hood's Fills, for no rftedl.
clue ever contained so great curative power In
so small space. They are a whole medicine
Kloodn
chest, always ready, at- aaaa,, sj
ways efflcleut, always sat- fS
Ulactory, prevent a cold 111
or fever, cure all liver Ills,
sick headache. Jaundice, constipation, etc. 9fle.
The only Fills to take with Hood's suraaparllla.
MISFITS.
The defunct railroad commission seems
to be taking a rest.
Saturdav. Julv 3 will be the dar.
Al-
bany the j.lace.
E. B. McEirov. instructor of logic.
Some of our exchanges are treating this
Humorously.
A Portland ntner wants ex-Governor
Pennoyer to pose as the goddess of lib
erty on the 4th.
The cash business is what brings pros
perity savs anv an exchange. Don't
leave the newspapers our.
The whole matter is settlvl by the
Journal. "Binger Hermann's frieuds
demanded Harry Miller's scalp and got
it." folitios of the modern stripe.
Scio people declare that not half, nor a
seventh part, has been told about J. w.
Patterson. If the stories that come from
there are true it is no wondtr tber wish
to get rid of him.
-
The two monitors Monterey and Mon
odnock are in Portland ready it make a
show lor that city 's 4tti of July cele
hration, secured by the statesmanship of
Mcunue and Tongue.
The amateur photographer will be out
on tne 3rd. anere is a rumor that l'roi
Hsgal will give a price of $2.50 for the
beet picture of him as be leaves the
eatth.
The Newport News calls the election
of Geo Lilly to a prolessorsbip in the U.
ofO. as "Perfidity Reaarded." Just
what that is we don't know but jndge it
is something connected with the Simon
Bourne rule.
Tbe Mill City correspondent of the
Pcio Press is a hot number. He says:
Some festive lad plared dynamite nnder
"Reob," Lewis's "bach sbanty." and
blw it np. Keub was on a celebration
at ths saloon at the time. Tbe next
move ought to bo the btosriog op of the
saloon.
Marion county has a style of its on.
one not to be courted : A correspondent
who seemed to speak by the card dis-
c'osed in tbe Journal for the first time
that Marion eonntr. is not onlv navin?
two rents of t!5 a month eavch for militia
companies, but is paving 125 a month
(or an additional armory and some heavy
bills for extras.
The effects of hard times are to be
seen at Salem where repairs to the big
wagon bri ige acroas the Willamette are
being made. Many farmers relate to
pay for transpcnation across the river
on tbo ferry, and grt their pro! ace into
Salem by means of wherloarrow over
the bridge. Ex.
Prof Pierce in stepping from tbe biph
calling ol teacher to editor of h Urant
Pas Courier, says "the field is a good
one in which the opDorluniues are many
lor os to exercise our talent as an educa
tor." Tbe idea is do doubt a good one.
but when it come to getting one bread
and butter tbat part of the jb lose its
poetry, and yet, the newspaper is an ed
ucator. Tbe Corvalli Times sars a gentleman
who is well poet. I in aftairt in Portland
states that everything is very quiet in
the metropolis of Orryon. Tbe residents
of the city expected that times would
begin to improve about the tirsv of May,
but instead of relief they seem to get
harder it anything. A few years ago
there were killed daily in Portland from
335 to 340 head of cattle for tbo local
market. Now ths dailv kill is only
about forty bead. U:her business show
a similar decrease.
A big heading in the
roads as follows:
Astoria Budget
Water Letel Railroad Nearing
pltion.
Cotu-
Trains for Astoria Will Kan Down Grade
trom tbe backbone of the Kocky
Mountains to the Pacitic
Ocean.
A Koal that Will Drain One Thousand
Miles Sqoare in tbe Columbia
Watershed.
The Completion of tbe A -ton a and Co
lumbia River Railroad Will Make
Astoria the Great Steam and
Rail Terminal of the Pa
cific Northwest.
Sorre evening since just as tbe O. B.
A N. No. 1 was pulling out of the station
at Walla Walla bound for Spokane, re
lates the Union, a man rushed up to the
porter and placing a baby in his arms
stated breathlessly: "Take this baby to
Spokane. Someone will meet vou at the
depot there to get it." The asloniehed
porter took the baby and the man dis
appeared in the crowd. At Spokan a
man came forward as tbe tr-in pulled in
and made inquiry for tbe baby, tie
signed the name "Phillips" to tbe por
ter's note, acknowledging the receipt of
the child. It developed later that the
child was to be adopted into the family
ot a rich Spokane couple and that "Phil
lips" was enriched too for procuring the
child. The child's identity here is not
known. The trainmen claim that it was
a little girl about two years of ags and
exceedingly pretty. The whole affair i
shrouded in mystery.
fHE
PLACE
TO BUY
Your Groceries and Ba,kcd Goods
Is at Parker Bros- Evervlody kuows
where their place is. They .keep a fresh
stock of groceries, produce and baked
goods, of all kinds, sell at reasonable
prices and treat their customers well, all
adke.
You may regret some stent yon take
in life Lot none taken into tt e store of
Parker Bros.
It is a greit thing to be well fed. Tal
ker Bros keep good groceries.
A loaf of t)red is not ronch but yon
want it well made. Try Parker Bros.
YES : The
counters of
people still crowd the
THE BLAIN ULOTI LING COMPANY
for bargains, and nev er go away disap
pointed. The reduction sale is still on.
All lines of goods tarried by thh com
pany are moving r1 4ht along, taken by
satisfied and eag r purchasers. The
price sells them . 2all and see.
Considi-r our w lys, think before you
act, and then go to liaight Bros , v.'hee
you will hud a choi ce st-ws: of meats of all
kinds to ordjr fror i. You arn bound to bo
pleased if you ordi jr of tbora.
Bet Icq Jream
,im the Coast
at
F, H. Pfeiffepai.
TELEGRAPHIC.
' rrmperlfjr
Teiiuk IIautk. July 1. The Kxprets
ill say tomorrow:
Next Sunday, or prior to that day, cir
culars will be placet! in the bands of all the
bituminous miners in the United States,
calling them out on strike. It is eaumated
that 250.000 mm will be involved. Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Indiaona Illinois, and
parts of West Virginia and Kentucky will
contribute to tbe movement, lb strike
is to enforce the Columbus sntle of iro cents
per ton for Pennsylvania: GO cents for
Ohio and Indianoa, and 55 cents fot Illi
nois. The MeBfaaaa AaU Cambllag law
Butte wtnt July 1. Tbe law prohibit
ing gambling in Montanna went in effect
today, and as generally observed. A'l
games shut down at 12 o'clock last night,
and the nickel-in-tbe slot machines were
stored away. Tbe law even prohibits
shaking dice for drinks, and, according
to the attorney-general s construction,
makes playing cards for prizes in social
gatnenngs unlawful.
A Big rae Irtairy
CisciN.NATTl. July I. Ornament is a
triple Derby-winner. He won tbe dis
tinction today in the Oakly Derby after one
ot the most exciting struggles ever seen ou
the local track. 1 illo. tne great 3-year -old
from Turney Bros. ' stable, ran tbe great
son of imp. Order to a bead in tbe big
event today, and in one more jump the race
would have resulted in I illo s favor. Over
10,0(10 people, witnvsted the running of the
Derby.
WwraeThM Wfekkey
Braisakd. Minn . July 1. Five In
dians, including Chief Wee Sug. are dead
al M alone s l'oin. ilille Lac lake, and
several othars are expected to die, s the
result ot drinking painkiller, uatr oil ana
other perparations containing alcohol.
Indian payment has been going on there'
and the redakines gorged tbemaelvM witn
this staff, which was bojght at Malone's
trading post.
Babe City, Jul. 1. Tne Don Juan
mine, Kelley A: Allen, proprietors, . wa
sold today for f 10,000, part of which sum
was paid In craah, tbe balance to be paid
soon. A B Hammond, a Mr. Smith atd
another gentleman, of Denver, are the
purchasers-
Vbe Tariff Bill
Washixoto!, July 1. The finance com
mittee suffered several onexperted lever
during the pmgrest of the tariff bill deb iia
toaay, being defeated on term impnr'aol
vote. Cotton bagging wa placed f a tbe
free 30 to 23, and cotton tie alio, by
a vote of 28 to 33. fbe doty n i wnita
pine lomber was redacH from to CI
per 1000 by a vote of 32 to 31 .
A SUUj-awal itdatal.
Boikk. Idaho. June, 30 Six people,
who ere injured in tbe Clean's ferry acci
dent last night, wer brought to the hos
pital here today. None are bably hurt,
there being no bones brcken
Then brought to tie bopi(aI are:
Mrs- B. T. Major, of Ugoen.
Mr. En re! hart, of Portland.
a'r. McDonald. Mrs. W. D. McDonald
and Mia M. E. MclbnalJ, of McUioviile
Or.
lob a SimoL. of Newton. Utah.
TraJaa raxIMrat.
Cntcafio. 111., lane. 30 In a rear-end
oolliaion oo the Chicago A- Northwetfern
road, thirty mile out of this c-ty at 2
o"cSo-k this morning. Ihrws ptManger were
kiUsl octriaht and twenty more or Ins
enoualy injured. Toe deaul ars Mrs R.
Sbipman, ot AppMoo. W laconun ; John
iKKkiing, of Aastio. Nev., and aa unknown
trim p. The colliding train were section
4 and 3 of the ChricUaa En learorwV
excurtien .
Maaijr raaolaa
Kssas Citv. Jan). Kirht ltootnd
people, de leg-ate to tbs Chritian En
deavor content ia t San Franrico, who
have takea adraniare of the cite? exenr
ton rate, literally swaxuied toe onion de
todiy. WuVkiI aa etoep'.ion train
from the Eut wtre run in fwr and Ere
! wcKt. 11 lar.-rt deriiios ounej
j Irenn Sew Jerj la It iepet. Ia ail
j stout 3)0 carloads of prop' have pasted
j throorb here Mooe yesterday.
Caal ta
YvfXsrowx. O.. June 33. -Every mill
in tbe United S'!e where ge are oa
oer tbe jurUdidtJa of tbe Amalgamated
AaeocukUun of SUwl Wnrter will shot
down tonight- 7be miU altogether era
tJiy i'l.O.O member of tbe Amalgamated
Association, betd) tbote who a?e oot
members. Tbe abut down will take place
on account of tbe failure of tbe Amlra-
maled scale cwuaiitte aad Use maaa ac
tarer to agree on a puddling rate.
CoLfMBf. Ohio. Jans 30. Horace
T. Cnapman wa Booainared far governor
today oe toe second balk, by tbe state
democratic convention. Ibe lex lowing
were candidal: Paul J. isjtg. AUee U.
mailer. A. W. Tburman, D. 0. Doo-
: van, R. T. Hough. Horace T. Chapman.
S al. HuaUr. 1 M. Yanneter. A W. I'at
nck and Jaaue F. R- Before ike ballot
pruceedfld, R. T. Uougb wa withdrawn.
Big ateraUry.
Baker Crrr, Or. Jone & Burglar
entered the paa'o&oe hers last night aad
broke ooen tbe safe, willing about Sl'XXl.
fT.VJ ia gold and 30 in ttamps of I. 2. S
and 10 real denormnatton. About 30 reg
istered letter were uken, their taloe be
ing unknown.
ieui arat-si wsnsia uinti
Sammsry. Station, Atbtaj, Or. Month
Jot. 1S97.
Kleyation abov a lent. 214.
Maa temperature, 62 56
M iitmaQi temperature, &3; dt 30.
Minimum teinprratore, -I I; data. Sad.
Meanot maattnam temperature, 74.06.
Meaa of onioimam ternperatare; 51. 06.
Number lime maximum trmperatfr 90
or aboirn, 0.
h amber titnoa moimam temperature 32
orhelew. 0.
Number tiint minimum tmpertaa 40
decrees or below, 0.
Total precipitation 2 73 mcbe.
tiieatetit pmupltation to S4 cuaaecctira
bo ir. ud date. O.SS. '-2nd .
No. of clear day. 10 I
No. of pa.tly cl-Kjil ilaa,C.
No, of cloorly day, 14.
Namber of day on which .01 or mor of
jr-cipitatioa fell, 9
Number ofaay on which .04 r mors
f preoipttatioa fall, 8-
Date of light frost, 0.
Date of killing fruat, 0.
Dates oo which snow (all, 0.
Dateaoo which bail tell, 0.
Iate oo which slset fell, 0.
Date of thunder atortna, 0.
Aurora, 0
Prevailing direction of ths wind, N.
C G eCRKHAST,
olunteer Ob
Btats or Onto, nrr or toltdo, t
Lcca Couhtt.
Paair: J . Chickbt make oath that he I ths
senior partner ot tbe firmot F.J.CHKxar A Co.,
doing business in the City ot Toledo, County
and State aforeaald. and that aaiit firm will pay
the cum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLA R.H tor each
and everv oe ot Catarrh that cannot ooeund
bv the oa of lliu'i Jtahh Cvk.
FRANKJ.CHKNEY.
Sworn to before me and ubcribed iu my
praenos, this SLh da ot December, A. D. UNS.
A. W. OLF.A80W,
A'otary Public
aaAl
Ball's Catarrh Core t taken Internally and acts
directly on th blood aud mucous aurfaoes of
4heyatem. Hend for textimoniala, free.
F. J. CHF.NKY & UQ.( Toledo, O.
ar Sold by DrojrgUt. TSc
Hall's Family Pills are tbe best.
Canned wild blackberries in one and
wo quart jar, cheap at
C E Brownbll's.
Fine quality, new up-to date shirt waists
going at ii tegular price at Read, Peacock
& Go's.
VIGOR mi
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored
Weakness, Nervousness, Debility,
ua ail w traw ar aril
frvia awl; error er lata
1 1 wa MaaiU of
erorwork, MokBaoa, or
, tr. . U alraaath.
IaaTolopraoBt aad taao
t ry orgaa
and porUou of Ika body.
Simula, uaaaral aaaikod
' laamodiaaa lasnffovamana
aoaa. Falluro laapoulbl.
t,0UO wtaranaaa. Book,
osplanaiiou aad ptool
aaaalad (aoaladj (m.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., fctiVJ.
The Ideal polish is polishing the
world today. It is given up to be ths
greatest polish on earth for gold ana surer
plated ware, nickel, brass, copper, tin, zinc,
&c. Every package guaranteed by Burk-
bart k Ie, Druggist, i'rice 25c.
Wild Blackberries.
Big crop of wild blackberries on E.
Wills farm at Black dag this year.. A
fine place to pick. Only 50 cents per day
per person. May begin on June 23.
That German washing fluid, which bss
proven such a fine thing has arrived at
Parker Bros, in a large quantity. Call
indtry a bottle.
Choice sardines
at
C E Bkowhbll's.
Let everybody come to tne Mar Bakery
and get 4 Waves of fresh bread for $1.00
cash.
C UtTII,
$1 25 shirt waists reduced to 63c a
Read, Peacock tc Co'.
$1 50 shirt waists
Read, Peacock 4 Go's.
reduced to 75c at
i .1
ccTnc coast
r ftl ta.
t. .. n i-pilna the Pasta
f .F.''y .awilw aa4 aaaa.
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ASSIGNEES NOTICE.
Notice i hereby given that L E Blain,
of Albany. Oregon, on tbe l&th day of
Fcbraarr. 1S37. made a general assign
ment ot "all hi rroperty for tbe beneSt of
!l bis creditor; and that tbe unde signed
ba been duly arpointed assignee in id
al)rEment proceeding. All crediters of
a d L E Biin ate hereby required to pre
sent their c'aitas to me, e'uly erified, ai
my office In tbe postoftice building. Albany.
Oregon, within three months frcr the
da'e of this notice.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, this 23rd day
of March. 18o7.
H C watsok, U Bbyakt,
Atly for Assignee. Assignee
Special for Friday a
TflE FAIR
This week 20 per cent discount on
Dinner Sets, Lamps and Chamber Sets
J. A. WEAVER.
Notice for Publication
Land Omc at Orkoon Citt, Or.
Mai ISth, IS97
Notice is hereby n-iven that the follow
ing named settler ha filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in snpport of
ot his claim, ana mat said
proof will be made before the reg
ister and receiver at Oretron City, Oregon,
on July 6 h, 1897, vis: WilHsui 11 Ashley;
II K 1(579 tor the N X of N E of S
17andStf oS E of Sec 8,Tp 10 S K 5
East. He names the following ,itnese
to prove his continuous residence open
snd cultivation cf said land, vis: Edward
OPerkett. of Detroit. Oregon. James
Monroe ad Joteph H Barlow, both of
Berry, Ogn, and John A Foi, ot De'roit,
Oregon.
ROBERT A. MILLER. Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Omoos Citt, Oa,
May. 18, 1S97.
Notioa is hereby givsn that the follow
ing named settler ba Bltd notio of his
intention to maks tinal proof in support of
hi olaim, and that said priof will be mala
before tha regis'er and receiver at Orecn
Ciy. Oun, on July 6th, 1S97, via: Edward
OPerkett; HE 11377 for the north
ot the N W U, 8EolNWX,Sw
of N E U of Seetlen 21. Tp 9 S R 6 East.
lis am the following witnesses to prove
nts continuous residence upon and culti
vation of said land, vis : William El Ash
ley, James Monroe, both of Berry, Ogn,
John O Fox, fohn M Uollingworth, both
of Dotroit, Oregon .
Robert A Miiam. Register.
f
t 1 II t
Sep
tki
Flag bunting
Paper napkiis
Basket lunch biskets
Brownie lunch boxes
A big reduction in shirt waist prices
Entire stock at one-half price.
A closing oot price on ox blood and
tan shoes, all new goods.
Notice prices in east show window.
S.E. Voung & Son.
Last Call
on shirt waists
The price on all our new 1897 shirt
waists, regular price of which was (1 .23
and $1.50 has been ifxed at just ha,f their
value, that is 63c and "."c and 50c for
your choice of all the f 1.00 and nnder
values.
We have a few
otfer at 23c each,
early.
1S96 waists which we
Make your selections
We have just moved our large stock ol
Mens Furnishing (ioods. fehoes and
Hats from our Lebanon branch to oar
Albany store and will make especially
low prices on same.
You will do well to investigate.
IAD, PEACOCK & CO.
ADMIKISTRATOS'S K0T1CE.
Notice i hereby iHven that the under
signed adminirtor of tbe e'a'e of A D
Knox, deceatcd, has ieu his nal account
in aid ea'a:e in tbe count- coort ot Linn
count. Oregon, and tsat tld a.nrt ta
ffxed tbe third day of Aagust. 1-97, at
tbe hour of 1 o'clock in the afiemom of
said day a tbe time of bearing all objec
tions tbertto and aef Ung the ame, there
tore, alt pen on baring any objection to
said final acconnt are hereby notified ad
required to appear and ale the same in
aid court on or be'ore a.d above tuen
tioned dtte.
Dared this l!h da of Jone, 157.
W R Bst-Ttc, P V Dcsca.v.
Attorney. Admin -'ralor .
Notice for Publication
Ljuco Orrics ar Oek;os Crrr, Oa.
Jne 22ad, 19T.
Notice ta hereby gin a Xhtt th fol'owicg
oaaned senior ha bled not ee of hi iatea
Uoa to make caal proof u turort of hb
cia. anl ual sue prod wui b ttad be-
for u awatT clerk of Lia cns:y at Al
bany, On, oe Aawt , ., 1S97, fix; Wil
ham hli: Ii E 67S1 ior live lot 4 of See
M Tpl'jsRS tt, lie Bm-.h iaJiow.
ing taa-ia to peoy fas cxol nooqa refi-
deace apea acd CTJiliratio i r ft aaid Usd.
v: J H Payne. Krak V D.riory, FS
Buakirk, 'l of JeSrn, Cga. aa i A B
Boadcf A 'Out, Ccn.
EftKsT A Millxk,
EAST AND-SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Soutnern Pacific Co,
OaliSaraaa taa Ttalaa ,aa fartlan Pally
i
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Mil lar
aioar
Abor train s'-op at s'a-ions be
tweca Portiiad and Salem Tar
sr. Marion, Jeffern, Albany
Tangent, Shedd. llL-ey Eaeeee
Cotuxe Grove. Drain, 0k td and all
rtatoos fr-Kj H xtcburg sa-h to and in
djdirz -Wiiand.
fcJSaa L rwtakaai Ar (In
lSraL. i:vu Lritjtu
teSara I ar faaw Ll 7
aausos naJKli
Laavar Abaa rcr Lebaanai T S J
Aitixm al AitiaaT Cn Lslaawa St3 i
tan Aitauoy M- Uhaix - r 0 r
Ami at Aibant froaa Uba a iii5 r a
Laaa Aitwf tat Woodbatra Tis Waodbvn
nara liV.S a a
ArrtT al Albany traaa WoedbiarB Ara
Laara Altau,y for Natroa i. iS e
ArH.it at Aittaa; frvaa Itatnxa 1 i a
PUUHAr EJrFH SLEEPERo.
AJCD
Dinintr Cars oa Ogtlen Routt
SECQND-CU3S SlEtFlNS CARS
Alurh4 all TbnukTratM
ea Ml late.
arrwra ratvi.As as ceKvatLi
atau, raai aartScpi$aaay
aasasca aut,uivT
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arwa-jtl ait Ptc.Si.' mul tamh:p 1im IVi
PAS avl Citl Sailin; daw oa apr4rcalia
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Portland
If
Both the method and results when
byrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
pently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Laver and Bowels, cleanses the svs
tera effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aad cures habitual
constipation. Symp of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
isyrup of Figs is for tale in 50
cent, bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for anv one who i
wishes to try it. T)o not accept any
substitute.
w rav i ' y m
TTli o) BW
TO THE
EAST
ervas ths choics ot
TWO TKAKSCOKTIKEKTAI.
ROUTES
GREAT UfsIOfJ
NORTHERN PACIFIC
VIA
SPOKANE
MIKXEAPOUS
ad
via.
DENVER
OMAHA
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i.owba1es to all
eastern icitieh
ocean steam ee -j
eave poetlaud evert 0v
..SOS...
SAN FRANCISCO
For tall deUii cJ
CcXSAV ft McWilTH, Albany. Ot
sa aooaaw:
W H HDEI.KU Kl,
Gt P .Aaa
Ouegox Central
& eastern r. b. co.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
Connecting at YaqmnaBay with tbe
5au Francisco & Yaaiua Bay
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sails from Tannin every 9 days for
Sa Francisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford
Trinidad and Humboldt Bay.
Fafsoxx AccoatODaTlosf TJjtscerASSax
Shortest route between tbe WTHanv
ette Valley and California.
Fare from Albany and point west tc
Ban Francisco
Cabis
SVXXSJkGB
Roasd trip good for 60 days
-tlOfX
... -0C
ITXC
To Coos Bay
Cabin I
Steeraee.... J
To Humboldt Est and Port Orford,
Cbia
iteerage - 7
River Division.
Steamer "Albany" between Portland
and Corr; Iia, th roc eh witboct lay-ever.
Leaves Albany 80 a. m. Toesys,
Tbursdave and Saturdays; leaves Port
land, Yamhill street doc at, 6:0C a. m
nsdars rt'edneadars and Fridays ,
Eoww Stosi, J C MiTO
Manager Snpt River liv.
m
S00 PACIFIC UHZe
Is ill Fcsta last
Solid vestibule trains, eonastiajt of pal
ace steepins: cars, taxa-toos dmine cars.
elegant day coaches, auasniikeat toorut
car I rl free eotosm steeper trom ux i
ciSc to tbe Atiaatic wiifcoat change
COST DI1ECT A5B CHEATSET OCTSI T
Kootenayl
Mining
District
SAKDSr.
slocax crrr,
StXSON.
KALSO.
TSLAIL,
KOSSLASTD AXO
i
All points in tbe Okiaairaa Coontry.
Get a pamphlet giricg a full desenptiot.
of this wonderful eoeatry. Ask the attest
for a copy of tbe mining; lawsc-f Bntbf
Columbia.
Lowes rates to and froaa
Atlantic steamsbip ines.
Canadian Pac. Ry. O'o's
Royal Mail Steamship
line to China and Japan
CAJtADlAX ArPTBAUA STXaJtX lVfW
Boxotrxr, rut axt Australia.
Tbe sbortest lioe to tae Ccloeiss. Thase
steamers carry an experieeced medical
man, and a stewardess on every voyage
For time tables pamphlets, or any in
ormatiOD. call on or address.
S N STEELE k CO. A gents. Albany Or.
E J COYLE. Ae't, 146 Third Su Port-
and. Or.
GEO. McL, BROWN. D P. A.
Vancouver. B. C
nHORTHERfl
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Pvulman Sleeping o'ars.
Elegant Dinii g Cars,
Tourist. Sleeping Car1'
St Paul
Minneapolis
Puluth
(anto,
Grand Forks
Crookston
rt'innipe
Helen and
Butte
TO
THROUGH T1CKE S...
TO
Chicago
Washinutou
Philadelphia
New ork
Boston and al.
Points East and South
t
Through UckdU to Japan and China, wa
Tacomaand Northern PaciSo steamshu
Co., an American tine.
For information, time cards, maps anC
tickets call on or write C Burkhart
Aeent. Albany. Or.
tr A D Charlton. Ast
Portland, Or.
Instrumental Music.
Mr. II. V. Backensto is prepared to
give instructions In instrumental n.usic
on violin, guitar, mandolin and a num
ber of orchestral and brass instruments.
Business placed in his bands will oe
faithfully and conscientiously attended
to.
Wanted-An Idea SS3
fnan, yone tdeaai: h may brisn yni
Wrtw JOHN WKOUEKlll RJi IO.. Pafcatt A"
ana. Waatntoo. L- i roe h(r 1.) la
ajTuaa kuaar. 1- -" '-
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