The state rights democrat., April 07, 1899, Image 1

VOL XXXIV
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The Kind You Have Always
u use lor over HO years,
and has
wfexZis 80nal
W-ftfWj Allow
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex
periments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment,1
What is CASTOR. A
Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oilparegoric, Drops'
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Teverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilate the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR I Af ALWAYS
Sears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
SO "Years in
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1 the Oldet Fomilnre Dealer in the citv and be keeps complete
line of Furniture and Redd ins and if too want good roods cheap give
him a cal. Ha doesn't inten.l to be under told.
TRY MUEMON BISHOP'S PILLS for 11 disease arising Iroat
atioD, self - a ha tt, excespes or cim m smoking. In at
over 60 years. Brine hack your Manru jd, cures depleted worn
oat TO en. make rirh blood and limn Onmi waatinn and al
I , male you lstiting)y strorp, core impoteccy, tost power, emissions,
lost ct menory. bad dreamt, shrunken urran, despondency, aeepleaeneaw,
varioceele and constipation, adde los.re. to lb yes. atop rmrrnas twitching
of the evlin. Makrs life o,ib living. A boon to yonig c old. M0KM03
BISHOP'S PILLS strengthen and restores small weak organ. Stops) a
losses by day or n'nt Don't deiav. Price within ib reach oUU. Guaran
teed to cure Price lf ,1 a box 6 for $2.50 bv mail. Send for free circular.
Address BISHOP gJjLJ REMEDY CO.. San Francisco. Cal.
For tale by Fos- -,i.n t Lay & Mason, Albany ,
FLOOR GOVERiNGS:
. I- ULLY DOUBLE th amour.1 ever before ahown by a, e.wisrfnr
of Carpets, Art Square-. Co'tae Art (a now and a.trictive good') Hai--N
tii.gs, L'noleum and Oil Cloth .
- W3.areaio well supplied with Lace Curtain, Pjrliers, Shidai and
kindred good-O- -.',
Piece goods in Curtain material and covering. - '
ALBANY FURNITURE CO:
nlason.c Temple Bldg., Albany, Or.
la a raoent batefatn j ccurtcst in which there were ant 400trjtf the
hatct waa
PHA11JF.1A .
This machine has been demonstrated to be as Bear ab
nintaMrf action aaeaa be attained. Tbereniiatioaofhaat.
v jh
air and DKMture bsa been proTen perfect. See our new TC
tr7 and otter lmprorementa. Wa pat tnMkt Cstilnsjua Fne.
For sms C.JD. BATKN, Albany. Or.
Omkw JuullntF.rtn
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Samples can be seen at F. j.
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w.,i?"i.lSS,SL VZ&tiV6ki wu eoiapletelr mi tew..
and had ry little appetite. Frlr In Jane
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kud aainad eleVaa nouuda. and could et bakad beau, among ether diabaa, wuaout lit
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Baler i.t tie Pest e at Albany. )r.
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has borne the !natnn of
been made under hts nor.
supervision since Its Infancy.
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Signature of
Business
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THURSDAY
A Dawson Letter.
p.Vi,. ,u , 1 ; . ,, .
Louis Parker writes to his brother
aati nu v a-aaai ivvvus a aval OW 1SV livai IO
mnn aa falUa .
We are working three shafts now and
will until spring. One is lay on which
we get one half of all gold. When I got
the shaft to bedrock that I am working
on we didn't strike anything to amount
to much, so Tom Wolcott threw up the
lay. He was working with me. John
Roberts of Lebanon took his place. We
drifted three or four feet and struck aa
high aa I3.S0 to the pan and later when , the dark when the river is high and
we got to the center of the pay streak I : full of drift is an undertaking which re
itot $5.47 to the pan. Next day 1 got quires real heroism and proficiency in
$13.40 in one pan and picked up a nuenet watercraft. This nneratinn ia rnuul
of $2.45. It is the richest dirt I have ,
ever seen. Roberts and I have taken
out aa average 01 one hundred buckets j
01 six paoa to toe Ducsei iot nve weeks.
Of course there is gold in ail of the
dirt but the richest dirt is on and in bed
rock, although 1 got S3 cents S.W feet
above bedrock.
The shaft Ferguson and Nickrrson are
working, the one we sunk last summer.
haa all proven good. Owen McMahan,
wha wanted some grub money rocked out
80 pans and got $150. There must be
several thousand dollars in that dump.
Joseph Girard who owns the claim be
low oars worked on the crank last winter
and took oat $6,000, and claim it ia six
times belter than last winters. We are
sore to come out with a few thousand
each, although we will be to considerable
expense putting iu a flume, which will
taka feet of lumber at $200 per
thousand. We think we will be able to
leave next August or September.
la the spring wash out we will get
some fine nupgetc. Tell WinitieM I will
bring him enough nnpgets to make him
a watch chain. Ever) thing is working
fine. e all intend to come out by the
river route. Have heard nothing from
heme since Ang. 28. Zin Parrigh said
he waa going to start out about the first
of March without making his expenses.
We have a new commissioner who de
cides that my right to my claim cannot
be contested, and 1 will get my final pa
pers the 21st of March. Aa attempt to
get my claim was only a bluff. It was
very cold for five weeks. The son diaap-
appeared about Thaokgiviog and came
oat on January 9.
Mr. ban born, 01 Albina will carry this
oat for me.
Lebanon.
Frxm the Criterion.
Mrs. J. B. Marks came op from her
bom ) in California last week and ia now
visiting with her brother, E. E. Aldrich
in this city.
Dr. J A Lamhersoa has secured a
contract lor 300 tons of rbittem bark
from a Liverpool house. There are no
middlemen between him and his h-se.
This school board of the Gore district.
oat north of town, have let the contract
for their new school house to J. N. Cran-
dall, of this ctty. - '
Miases Abbifl Fry and Sylvia Bryant,
who went to Shelton, Wash., a lew
weeks ago to teach school, have both se
cured good schools near tat place.
Bert Wight is expected home about
the first of April on a v. sit to his folks.
tie is now attending a tneoio zical school
in California.
A barn belonging t Joseph Eikins
bornad down Sunday night between 11
aad 12 o'clock. Loss alout $75, consist
ing of the barn, a ton of bay ai.d s-wie
tools.
The game of ball pla el Saturday be
tween the high school and academy boys
resulted in a victory for the academy.
The aoare stood 23 to 31. Another game
will be playtd next Srturday.
The creamery meeting yeaterday was
well attended by our farmers and dairy
men. Geo. L. Kees, president of the Al
bany creamery association, waa present
and explained the workings of a skim
ming station as run in connection with a
co-operative creamery. Toose present
seemed anxioas to establish a station at
this place and a committee consisting of
the following men was elected : Claus
ears, John Palmer, l J Uoyie, k Ubv-
s Ulavpoo , K Cbea lie. UH loung.
Wm Brewster and H V Kirk pa trick.
fbia committee will make a canvass of
the surrounding coontry. ,
A 'man can carry $40 forth of hay a
atlin. . .
Foreclosures and divorces next Moo-
day. J udge Boise, will preside.
The Oregon Humane Society haa elect
ed D. P. Thompson president.
Hay lfke spuds is in the air. Baled
hay ia said to be worth $20 and loose
navuesa thezusnal '""""
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Special services at the M. E. chuTetUtbe World.
vening. V
pie paid $12.33 for a short II P
la asking how Elmer Ko- 1
Eugene peon
cable to Manila asking
Derta waa.
Countv Treaaorer Jack this week ant
$5,000 to the state- treaanrer. This leav
es the sum of abont $33,000 due. ;
i. here is some yellow " jonrnalism in
Prineville, fudging; from the Bevie .
which appeared on Manila paper this
wees.
A meeting of the city council has been
called for next Monday evening to con-
aider tne business liceuse.
lbs Albany lodge of Odd Fellows have
elected J. K. Weatherford, P. C. Ander
son and H. C. Jordan delegates to the
grand lodge to meet in Salem May 17.
The C & E Co. have moved their bag
gage room to a site adjoining the waiting
room. Agent I urner had some bel p and
ma not 00 it aione.
W. s. Stvens & Co., are making ar
rangements to pat op some bitching
poe's opposite the St. Charles hotel,
something that will be of great conven
ience to tanners coming to town lor
short time.
The new state fair board has appointed
W. H. Savage superintendent of the pa
vilion, G. W. Weeks superintendent of
the dairy department, Georgo Goodhue
superintendent of the poultry depart
ment, George E inert farmer. Thomas
Brace marshal which means that things
will look about as usual, only one new
man being named Mr. Emert. Four dis
tricts were created for competitive ex
hihits and premiums will be offered of
$150, $75. $50 and $25. each district be
ing allowed two men at $50 each to make
the collections. $100 and $50 will be of
fered for a competitive mineral exhibit.
Lsinenaer expects to leae in a few
days on a trip to Chicago where he wilt
take a postgraduate course in dentistry.
Ha will be accompanied by his son who
win visit with. Mr. Leinenger's parents,
The Degree of Honor last evening gave
their fifth entertainment in the series oi
contests. Miss Barker's sidejpreaenting a
program of much merit,, following it
wiiu an excellent luncn.
The Eastern Oregon Teachers Associa
tioo haa been organized with D. V, S.
Keia, 01 weston, as president and II
iyree, of La Grande, as corresponding
secretary. The first meeting is to be
held in La. Grande on Sept 1. -
rars. vrm. AiarKS. OI TBI man. rece v.
ed an interesting letter from her son
Lather, recently, saying be is now in
charge of the Hospital Corps men with
1st Batt. Cos- D, L, A and B,v and says
wherever they go ha will go if they go at
an.
Miss Zua Skeel ss a psstenger fo
Kingston this morning, near which place
aba a 111 resume her work as teat her
lor the spring term. Miss Skeels h 5
taught five months in the school, giving
excellent satisfaction.
AUy.L.L. Swanof Albany, wsi in
the city this morniag on his way home
from a visit at his parents home near
Orawtordsville. He had been there to
see his sister. Mis. Todd Abrams, who is
ry hi. Brownsville i imei.
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IWO Girls.
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L-orvallis limes:
As examples of feminine grit and per
severance we may refer to that display-
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"r urouiur, JOI10, in
man'
Bffimr a farm iust aornaa thA rtvnr Tlia
voiirnr laiima am dh.1 .nMnlv i
and 18 and during several years past
they have oarried and sold large quantl-
ties of milk in CorvsJIis. Every niorn-
ing long before daybreak in the winter
they milk a number of cows, convey the
milk to a skiff and row across the river,
at times through a torrent of driit. To
stem the current of the Willamette in
twice a day the year round, and between
times during a great portion of the sea-
eon they B-1 a wagon-load of iarm pro-
ducts. TI.e. e girls are orphans and their
heroic efforts in the battle of life are at
tracting iho attention of our people
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Against Chance Games.
Editor Dkmik-rat:
Your artivl' In onday'a daily telling
of a new marble game for boys impels
u.c.oc.preas my opinion lor. ir.e ai8-,,,nd
couragenicnt of such games, or an other
game of chance wherein the plavers
try to get something for nothing. Plav-
ing such games tends to teach a c ild to,
gam bie. I be common game of
keena"
oight te be suppreosed by parents and
teachers. There are plenty other games
tnai win amuse ehil'lren just aa wed. A
boy starting out n the morninK with a
doxea or two of mables and lose them all
in a day or two cannot be perfectly hap
py, and is loth to let his pirrnts know
the fact, whereas if some in ocent games
we'e played bd would with joy in his
face te!l his parents of the sport he had
with his playmates. These simple lea
sons of moral ethics are easilv iuioresaed
on a child and should not be lost sight
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vi 101- me gooa 01 me coming genera
tions rlTKXFAHlLlAi.
The ideas of the corresnomlent are ex.
cellent. The Democrat copied the item
on account of its oddity and with no in
tention 01 enuorsing it.
Will be Capt. Phillips.
A Salem dispatch'statea that Governor
Geer haa received a letter from Captain
J. M. Poorm an , com pan y M. Second Ore
goo volunteers, at Manila, saying that
Captain L. L. Pkkene, of company I, has
resignea. 11 sacn prove to De the case,
according to the rule heretofore followed.
First Lieutenant Phillips, of Albany .will
be promoted to captain of the Mm nam?
and Second Lieutenant Campbell, of
Oregon City, to first lieutenant.
i.ieuirniiiipssuouKi receive uie ap
pointment, and is entitled to it by fitness
as well as seniority. The truth ia Mr.
rninips a nouid hare been appointed ia
the first place. Hia appointment now
will be very pleasing to hia many Al-
oany mend a.
Woodmen Entertainment.
The Woodmen of the World gave an
other one of their successful entertain
ment at their hall last night, precesd
ing it with a ooupla of their customary
balloon aacensiona. A large number
were present.
The procrani opened with a fine piano
selection by Mrs. Frank Ketcbua, Miss
Urae rfeniley recited "Old Mother Hub
bard," well. A duet on the piano ai;d
violin by Teressa and Oscar Baaaurart
was excellent. M -aa Ora Harkncss pre
sented a beaatilul pantomime exercise.
Grand Lecturer W heeler then spoke for
an boor to an instructive and entertain
ing manner. Messrs. Arch Hammer and
M. A. teuton and Mmea. Aeison and
vVianard were heard in a soog. "Friend
ship Love and Truth," that was warmly
encored. Prof. Wirts gave one of hia
talented piano solos. Mr. Nelson Bang
Bedouin Love bon"' aiid waa encoreu.
retonding with the "Skipper," closing
the program, when the company repaired
to the banquet hall, where they were
treated to oue of Mooter & McKillop's
jplendid repat ts, nearly one bandnd sil
ting down. Mead C nsul YanWinkln aa
toaatmaster tuen called upon Lecturer
Wheeler for a toast on "Pacitic Junsdic-
Uon," L. L 6a on "AlDany vamp,
Prof. Martindale on "The Ladiea," Mis
Mamie Montgomery on "The uen tie-
men, anil ts t-. eu on "now anu
Then," the responses bringing oat some
bright and punted remarks.
The sentiment was general that this
waa one of the best of the many fine en
tertainments given by the Woodmen of
icrrisiuurcu
L. Tbomreon of Portland, waa in
city today.
Mrs. General Maud Booth will be in
Portland April 4.
License has been issued for the marri
age of Patrick Perkins bjh Alice Tito.
Mrs. Minnie McCoy, ot fcpokane, a
former resident of Albany, ia in the ctty
on her way to Sao Francisco.
You feel the blood rushing
along.
But what kind -of blood?
That Is the question.
Is It pure blood or impure
blood f
If the blood Is Impure then
)u are weak and languid;
your appetite is poor and your
digestion it weak. You can
not sleep well and the morn
ing finds you unprepared for
the work of the day. Your
cheek are pale and your com
plexion is sallow. You art
troubled with DlmclcS. boils, i
or soma eruption of the ekfp.
WDjr not partly four owoa r
will do It. Tske it a few days
and then put your finger on
your pulse again. You can
feel the difference. It Is
stronger and your circulation
better. Send for our book on
Impure Blood.
If you are bilious, tske
Affcr's Pill. They grestly
aid the Ssrstparilla, They
cure constipation also.
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ALBANY, OREGON, FR1DA1. APR II. 7.1899
Prof Helen. Crawford of thaO. Jk. C.
' in tha cit7 on weekf wation during
' the easier holiday. ; y ",'
i Don't fail t-attend tLo social and en-
teruinment Friday evening at the Mac-
a be. hail. Program and lunch 10 cts
stimifaion. , :
t. a trt .bfannnn f- fcb...-
way on his second trip there. He in
tends going into the Atlin din trie t and
proiiaiily eventually into Dawson;
Jim Haw, a pioneer ohiuaman, ' while
in the Ca lord warehouse) last evening
was atuu ked ly a young man and badly
brui.-ed, as his lace will show. He was
looking for deputy district attorney
Whitney today to have the young man
arrested but Mr. Whitney waa in Salem
011 business.
F1UDAY
More About the Lears.
1 ha DanotEAT has received seven
ibr titplns from New estmiWfUr
and Vrt ria papers shoeing that" the
Ilariia-Lrar ercapnd attracted a good
del "f attOKtion there, the apert de
voting citoldrTls api.-e .d big
head l" the affair. .
Mias Lear watdetaiysd io New West-
miot. r oy oetng cnargra wttn vagraocy
UrW Kt the police, whtn her meth-
er arrived an I the arranvejieots were
ade for their jonroey to Skagway. We
clip the folloior from papera there
Vancouver Woild, March 24
Yetter-
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a scene occurred in the
alien the guilds who
Colonial hotel
e.e stationed there lu cor.neeu.io aitii
tLe case relu-ed to allow ihe delivery of
a oote from the r v gentlemaa to the
young Udv. Kev. Mr Harris is said to
have threatened the whoU police lorce
with inataut diamiasal.
Times : White before the court oo the
cbsriie of vagrancy the magistrate ask
ed Miea Lear it she would go back with
her mother
An oixioous silence reigned for a mo
ment or two, and tben the young lady,
in a few worn., delivered ber ultimatum,
la a decorous manner and well modulat
ed voicr, which betraved no particular
emotion, sbe consented to go away with
ber m Hher "on oue condition, tbat 1 he
granted a private interview with Mr.
Harris before goiog." It waa seen at
once that she meant what she said, and
after some consultation this was granted,
not even tee mother ass to be present,
tbt chiel remarking: "Tbat would not
be pr.vate '
Accordingly the magistrate adjourned
the cafe.
Whi'e the others retired Mr. Harris
was sent for and he loat no time Io seek
ing the private interview. Tut lasted
iw iwoi mil io Dour, idq ii u genr-
all aaoreaed the na.r matured ..Una for
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tt future. j
It was learned from the mother ibal ,
ihe preeeot home of the lamuv is
kca7, a her the fatlirr and a marri-
ed daughter and ano-io-law res'de, the
men baring good mine in Atlin
It appear the mother and bdna had
com back Io spend the winter in Ore
goo when the ptau were knocked on
lb bead by t be elopt-nient . The mot It
er then decided after arriving here to
take the girl back io Skaaway oy the
steamer Itaonbe, wh.ch was to leave
this morniag kw th oorih. This evi
dently fell in with th feelings ot the g'rl,
and the police tpooned to Vancouver
to ho!d In steamer ami) Iho arrival f
thelven o'clock U aio from here.
I hi was dune ami Chief Cany ocotn-
panted th ladies to make sure they ot
away all right.
Harris i an:! in town this Alternfja,
bat hi furtlier ntoteateau hare not
been etaUd lie w:d prohab'y go seat
tor hi liealth.
Th New We:nissterColumhisa tells
this:
Mis Lear, al-o i a p'eannf, modest,
and also rood-look io girl, is taking
things, at ber Quarters in th Hotel Col
onial, with much compoturv, and would
Seem to be a trto of some miud im ber
own; but, whether ber miud i onJer
complct aubjectioo, for th time, to ber
reverend lovr, i not known. At any
ra e, she appears to tav more than a
wing fancy lor th nsao, who, in rw
urn, re ins u have, at least, a sneaking
liking for her. A special p-Jiremsn is
lei!ed o keep a watch Mile apart-
men's (xvopted oy th grl, bwt, in
pit of this, the hiidlom neatly gain
ed prrm ! to the preeence of bis mia-
'rw. . He Lad gaioed acoe to the ntr
r corrnior, last night, and was Joit
tarcingth t'oor knob of one of tb
rvoois, wheo th special nabbed bim.
This greatly npoet the geotteman, who
then begd lo be allowed to drop a let
let io fie room put it under th door
-drop it io the hall, tbaoT But. no!
'he "special" weobdarate,aod,lboagb
uot nsoally a bard man, he coul l not al
ow any such improper conduct, and or
ler tb man off the premises. He
went, first threatening to have the
whole police lorce fired.
A Significant Fact.
From th World :
Th World learned tbat Martin Mahoo,
the proprietor of the Hotel New Amster
dam aud the man who accuses Fayne
Moore of the badger game, is a brother-
in-law of De'ective Sergeant John L.
Caff.
Cuff is the detective" ho. as isssserted
by the de!eoe. it bout aaihorr.y or war
rant of any sort, accompanied by Detect
iv Ilobert A. McNaugot. went to the
txrennbi Hotel to 'inurvtow" Moore
The remit of the "interview" ia well
too to. oore assaulted Cuff, was ar
rested, tried and sentenced to a long term
n oing Sing.
When Abraham Levv.eoaore' lor Mrs
Moore, was told yesterday of the rela
tionship existing between Mhon and
oft, he evinced great surprise
"the news is of imnorunc." he
said
'but I cannot discuss it."
Scio.
From the News:
Mrs. II. H. Curl, on of Albany ' pop
ular milliners, was in Scio the first of th
week, the guest ol her sinter Mir. John
Cyrar, .
A boat Apri! 1st the pot'offire will be
moved over to tn bstdwaie store and a
soon ss Mr. Gill receives his commission
be will assume chsrge of tbe oflice.
Mrs. O. M. Curl end lejaily.ot Albany,
are vi-iting relative and friends in this
city this weel-.the guests of Mr. aad Mrs.
W. ts. tori.
ir. Todd, a late arrival from California,
is having offices fitted up in tbe Oihey
bnilding, on Main street, and will locate
in this city fir the practice of his pro
fession. Mr P. Perk'ns, of Nelson, B. 0., end'
Miss Alice E Titui, of this citv wete un
ited in marriage at tbe home of Mr. aad
Mrs. A. J. Johnson, Wednesday, March
29, 181)9, Be. Jai. Longbotiom oltkiat
ing.
Johnson & Phillips have lately received
ordera from Japan for several hundred
barrels of flour but owing to the rtah of
freight to tbat section of the woild they
are experiencing some difficulty in get
ting space on any of the Oriental steam
ers. Beginning with Apr'l 1st, the mail
route betwen thi city and Shelburn
will be discontinued, and anew root es
tablished between this city and Monkera.
Mall from tbe O. & K. train will then be
drooped off at Munkers, and wilt reach
this city tan or fifteen minute sooner
than before.
Merchant 8. M. Daniel left Mondav for
Monmouth, where h will mbua i haTgeTney of Albany, wa a paasenger c n .Ll
of a store and toctT5od which he
ha purchased there. Ha will still cou.
tlnae in business in this city until he can
dispose of bis stock and store fixture
here.
Real Estate Sales.
T F MPfer to Joss;h Cebulha, 275
acres 10 W 1 $
Will Adams to N G Bice, 137&
scra
Wil!im If Hess tt Wallace J llol-
burt, 30 acres 12 W 4
Fre (erica llotiimei to J F Bain et
al. 40 scren U W 3
Philip Savcge to El a Warren, 40
acies , , . ,
i Bt avetoOrin Hahin, 120 acres
12 w 1
J M Flangher to A H Bores, 80
acres 10 E 1
W FRead to b C Moo-ehouse, 4
lo s i.i 8 Albany
6000
750
1000
1700
730
60
The Dawson company ia no at Cot
tage Grove.
W5&: comu,i"ioB !a-ued
IRev. ShanirW ill
(be ME
oatto tooigbt,
big snow storm
waa rasinv
yesterday tnroogb ibe middle west, it
never knows when to stop snowing io
that part of the United States. Please
excuse us bom a big March mow storm.
-Th Astoria Building and Loan Assoc!
aucn Hive sold their buaineaa It the
Equitable Building and Loan Associa-
p v rortiaoa, wnicti ts the same as
mo dw company which own the busi
ness 01 the Albany company .
There are three prisoners in the state
peuueoiiary who are women, Mrs. Han
na. in for life frcm this
Meither and Ka;e Sanders. An effort is
oeica mane to secure then, mora liberty
so they will not go crssy, aa women io
penitentiaries ere inclined to do.
In the second bowling contest between
Jefferson and Scio last Wednesday even
ing Jeffersoa r:ained ber lost honor,
and woo by a score of 9C3 to 823, having
a majority in the two Con Letts. William
Jones lead for Jefferson aiib a score of
10 sou Joseph Wesley for Scio with 1M
At a mass meeting in Brownsville the
f Mowing temperance ticket was norain
sted lor th tie. ton Monday: O E
Stanard, mayor; K M Brown, record
er; J H Glass, treasurer ; VM Powell,
mannai: John Pearl, councilman first
ward: i a armoth, couDCtiman serood
ward; J E Waggoner, councilman third
ward.
K-..B,B f1" bangel at Harri.
oatillo. Mo., yesterday. He mnrdered
hi wife anc two childrea ia iswi, and
came to Portland when, he ...niki -
widow whom hedeaeiiedin IW7 taking
their t year old child with him and kill
ing it in Albina. Tben he moved too
near Achlead where be was captured in
Jooe of 'aat ear.
e.. r..... Ti d -b
1 " B Co VSST10. Th Pacific
Musical Times pobiisbed at Portland.
Sirs the proposed hacd concect''nn
should be bald at Albany in Jane, and
asks ail band lead. r a to commaniie .t
anca wuh tb Times in referewna tn !
In th cam una, her S N. Steal baa aa
article argiog the holding of the conven
tion at tbia city, and enggeetio, in Deed
among beads so mat th will learn tbat
r does cot mean 6 re away. Mr. Stee'e
prom for Albany free entertainment
for ib bands, and they coold set here at
the least ex pent of any town in Western
Oregon.
i Mr. E. L. Irvm cam op front Port
lanJ this noon,
: f. L. Sacb, proprietor of Cioverdsl.
is ia lb city.
' Mir Emma Hornier, of Corvalii, ha
been visiting friend in Albany.
Fred Wbittier, a former Albany young
H now arm-ting ia a louadry in Spokane,
Licenaw ha l-n issued for t)e mtr
riApa of R Fhackleford and Mias
Ida Coorr.
Thi i the night to attend the Lady
Maceabeer ocial. Come and Itave a
vleasant evening.
Uack Roero ia In the city. Jfxt Moa
dy h will p -n a bicycle repair bop ia
VkMinnrili and make that city hia
home.
res i
rival services in Albaoy, hss been-aw
ler ted
tatty school at Eugene.
I Mr. John lbee, a pioneer resident of,
he valley, died at Junction lasieveningj
He resided near Harriaberg ia thi ecaa-!
ty for a good many year.
Among th passenger on the Kath
tb. morning were Preaidest Fi nn, nf
tb Frist Nstional Bank. Mra Trna I
Hopkins and Tony Koltner. the pioneer!
editor and politician.
1 Mr. aad Mr. J. A Grose, of the Depot
hotel, returned last evening from spend
ing some time in California for their
neaun.-Asbiand Kecord.
: Mr. W.H Swank left RnnU. wl
Lyons, Una eounty. where hr brother 1
as very ill with
poeun-onia. Ashland
KecorJ
-X-CCUOcilman and PT-r)itef er.eineev
WB Scott, the rreat Emaliait ni the
exalted order oi Powiays of the 70s.
haa been io the citv todav. He ia nnar a
Lane county farmer. j
The Portamlle ""!; f .
March 17sts: C. P.. Bock hart, ot Al-
bsoy, Oregon, arrived in Portervill;
Toedy and is vis ting hi daughter!
Mi. 1L Fiiodt and iamilv. '
I Clyde Kaabe, who was first mate ori
i i
Be rive.- under his father Capt. Baabo
air a numrter ot veara. an.l aiiaa K.
Crvighton, were married in Portland
yesterday.
Captain Mnllett retnrne.1 I mm ttaola
Head Mondav afternoon on the ateamep
lioharta. Me found conditions for the
rapture of sea Hone in that vicinitv quite
I t-orable. Yaqaiua New.
Mr Wm Watkln. of Yaquina, was in
he city Saturday. Wm informs as that
ie is thinking serioualv of retnrcinir tn
Sampler, llaker count v, within a short
time. Yaquina News,
i The Asotia, Wash , Sentinel of a few
week ago say: L. B. Warner, a nor.
servmao from Albany, Ongon, who was
in Asotin thi week, met here Wm. Far-
inh whom ue bad not seen for twentv
three year. At that time Mr. Farrish
was living near Grand Kaoida. W iscon
in, enitsge,! in the sawmill bnrinee
while Mr. Warner ws handling bard
ware and the two at that Uma had con
sidrrable dealing together.
The Musical Club in their monthly1,
meeting yesterday afternoon at thel
home ol P. A. loonggave a program of
uch merit, one nf their beet efforts. It
onsisted of a paper on the life ol Haydn
y jure, rroi tee, a piano duet, !ym
bony, by Mis Burmester and Mrs.
oung, a aong by Mr, kelson, a piano
no bv Mis Lora Vance, a sons bv a
duartet, Mrs. Langdon, Mrs. Wirtz, Miss
pb Irvine and Mrs. Winnard, a vocal
Mo, "With Vardore Clad," by Mr.
Langdon, a piano so'o by Miss Msrgusr-
Ite Ilopk-ns and a chorus by the Club
UBdy wird."
CoKViLxts F. A. Alexander, oor well-
known and enterprising merchant is
closing out hia stock of goods with tbe
ton ntioo of leaving Corvallis.
Miss Mbel Johnson 1 making preo
eratloos to depart for Portland next
Monday or Tuesday. After taking a
fireoaratory course in vocal instruction
a that city, It is ber intention to attend
some eastern school where her musical
education wil be com plated. .
Tbe busiest scene one can witness la
Oorvalils now ia that presented at the
new mechanical hall on college hill,
while the stone work on the walls is
wellpigh completed, it will be some time
time ere the finishing touches are put on,
in fact, the huil ling will hot be in condi
tion to use thi school year.
I v A I lord It. trecrkseo, a vouoa
nesuay outn oouna train en rou ('
Sen Kranclaco on a basin trip. Ash
lend Tiding. Mr. Freekson ba return
ed home
ftCTTI
The County Fair Meeting.
Abont twenty-five were pretent this af
ternoon at the Court House in attend
ance on the adjourned county fair meet
ing. The reports showed an increase in
the certificates of stock pledged of only
sixteen, making a total of a few over a
hundred.
After tome d'smaainn fhe rripot innr at.
jonrued subject to the call of the chair
man when utlicient stock has been
p'edgej to justify going ahead with the
proposed fair.
The committee are still in the field.
Hand your name in tc thm.
-- , .j
Modek.',' W, of A .Following are the
officers of he new lodee of Modern'
Woodmen of America receutlv nrinnii.
edetCral.tree: ' "
V O. 11 A Hei'ker- A V R rv.
alerk In. l L- :.--, .7. ..'
shall; eecort, Lrn Kussell; aatckmsn.
- -1 ww ... 1,: iiirr, Ala iuar
U A Tucke': .entry, Win tit Bf hart;
pbysiriana. Drs Ikoiti.of Ih
Fee the new Cas-Re'.U-f r,hr,(na s Tin.
kbit llavu..'. 1
- www,, v.
Diamond nbotoe, best fininh 50 cts per
doxen at TinkUA. L'a wson'a.
Baogl bracelets, 25c to 2 00 at
FreuCU's Jewelry not.
For spring novelties in jewelry eee
French's show Indow.
Cyrano chains, th latest fad, 25c, 0c,
aad 75c at Fiencb' Jeaelry store.
Ladies Sashes anJ Sash Buckle, all
style and prices, -nee them at French'
Jewelry store.
Stamp photo are 'becoming quite pop
ular. Tinkle & iJawson are turning them
out by the thousand.
Call at Tinkle Dawson's new photo
gallery opp. p. O. and get tneir prices
beiore having photo made.
URDAY
An Atlin Letter.
George Eikins, of Lebanon, writes the
Ex pre-Ad ranee an interesting letter
from Atlin, now famous a a gold mining
center, from which we clip the following :
Mr. Cargile and myre'tf left Skagway
Fe Dreary 20th on the W. P & V. tt. R.
for the summit. It took eight hours to
run a distance of eighteen miles .and two
engiae at tbat. It waa 12 degree below
zero when we left Skagway, and at the
summit it wa 42 below quite a drop.
A person would have thought it impoe
ibla a year go to build a railroad over
that vaat mooota n of aoltw ice and snow.
11 1 a steady climb from Skagwav, and
at time the grade is a high as 400 fee',
lo the mi e.
Wednesday, FeUoary 2ind. Washing
ton birthday, was toe co d-,t day that
I ever saw . We traveled all dav right
in a north wind, and Cargile frose bis
chin. W had to leep in a ten, and th
thermomettr down 4Sdrgreee below tro.
New, do you think it a a picnic? Ko,
tbia is ah place lor Ue wbue tntrt nd
stand-up coiiar, and they bad better be
left at home with their mamma. Wet. a
three men tbat day who had beeo frozen
very bad, one of whom ha tine died.
We arrived at Al in Tbandav, Feb
raarr Jlsh.jusl foardytrm frkagway.
a d:s a ure of 110 roi'e vwy cor d time
for "tender-feet." Meals are $1 aad
bank 75 ceais. AU the war up from
Skagway to AUin meal were ' 2V the
equal of which could be purc'.sted ;or 10
ceata down in old Oregon, but a man is
glad to ge it here at most any price.
. At!in is just a small brrg, cbort Z'A
population, and is an te a crettT D are
considering the lime ol year There are
tore notei wish o-cal!ed bars. I hie
store in tent, where a person ran boy a
a sack of Sour for S!0 and a few beans
This would have been quite a town, bat
basioc at prevent is at a standstill on I
account of tb la: alien law, which ha
hart it a great deal, bat I guess it w;II
rotne oat ia time. The gold com amnion
i expected here at anv time, and on bis
arrival boater will probably revive and
move along aa nsaal.
i.
age ar $4 and $5 par day, bit there
Doming to do at present. 1 haven t
,1 m,n Ur . m,n .
and doa t knew as
go oat and 1 of ate aa
moderate. I I
In coocloaioa wou d ar this much aa I
iu tue mice: V)U l ttilnX a man caa
hut pkk it op; be will bave to work for
ir i
it- i here are some tine pt oepects op on
Pine creek, and as high a "is to the pan
waa taken out last fail.
1 will scat that I am glad I am here.
Sod
ill try very hard to take oat some
rU-
Lebanon.
w. H. !
H. Stewart, a ractling and p polar
aof
man ol Albany, was in Lebanon
yeaterday
i rroi. Xbo. M. Gatab, pree dent ol
lb O. A. C., passed throuah Lebanon
yeeteiaay on bis way to hodavtue tor a
short lv.
Mis Leva Scott re'.nrned Wednesday
to her horn io Albany, after visiting
All JUelia W eat fall for a coapie of week.
The ordinance prohibiting tbe rid-cg
of bicycle or tricycles on tbe cidewaika
in the city ot Lebanon, Ur., by any per-
ton ot any age, profession or calling, ex
cept by cripple or invaiiu, will be
trictly and rigidly eniorced on aad after
April l, im. Also the ordinance taxing
dogs wil. be strictly enforced on an
after the above date.
List of Pate.
iG ran ted to Northwest inventor this
eek. Reported by C. A. Suow A Co.,
patent at tcrney s, Washingtca, D. C.
E Campbell, Dayton. Wash, grass
ritcber for lawn-mow ars; F Davie,
Tjarner. Or. toiiet-paocr case; G A Gll
utan, Taooma Wash, b ake-adjusting
snechanism; W H Goidon, Portland,
Or, miter-box ; R Jonsrad, Saaay, Or,
feeble grip; K R Pigg.McCoy, Or, single
tree.
For copy ot any patent send 10 cent in
poetae it nip with date of this paper
cuABnowitw. Washington, uu,
'ft
The New Boat.
The new rteamer Eugene, built at Eu
tgene at a cost ot abort 6,0H0 passed
powu tue river last evening at o o cioca,
after a tnp of ten hours, delayed some
W the snags in the river beyond Harris-
urg. The boat is l.V leet long, I'o feet
beam and draw 14 inches of water,
Tn familiar lace of th veteran captain
Smith was seen in tbe pilot house with
the promised stove pipe hat. The boat
only touched for a mioute aad thePzvo-
caA-rmaawas the on Iv one who visited
tbe pretty parlor of the craft. E. C.
Smith, freight and passenger man, waa
in tbe city previous talalng business to
oar busiaess men. As the new com pany
have no wharf here they are at a disad
vantage ia working for local trade.
Attention Tempi CommaiiJvry.
Temple Commaodery No 3 Knights
Templar will attend Easter service in a
body Sunday evening at the Methodist
church. All member are requested to
assemble at their asylum at 7 o'clock p
m. and equip themselves for said servi-
cea. Bolourntng Knight are Invited to
be present and join us ia these services.
J. It. WVATT, F. E. AUJiN.
Recorder. Emniment Coui.
Set Free.
Saijim, April 1. A New York special
to the Journal ay Fayne Strahan
Moore has been released from all charge
and set tree.
4 l likcr aad frewsleler
jk. -
Makes the food more
enr ntrma
RELIGIOUS.
Sunrise tfayermeetlng. The Local
Union of Christian Endeavor inviUs the
young people of the city to Join in an
fcas'er service tomr rrow morning. Time,
fi o'clock. Place, Presbyterian church
United Presbvterian cburcb: Morn-
13 worship at 10:. sobiett of sermon
Tha Rline Rnllerl inf." Kalbalt
Tbe Stone Rolled Awav." balbaib
school at 11:45, Junior Endeavor at S:30,
Senior Endeavor at 6 :;50 Evening wor
ship at 7 :30, subject of sermon, "infall
ible Proile of JesasfKeaorrection." Ali
are itvited to attend these services.
M. E. church : Easter Missionary ser
vice in the morning at 10 :30. The roll
of church membership will be called aod
an opportunity given to make the annual
subscription for missions, fcanday school
Easter service at It m. Epworth League,
Immediate League aad Claee meetiee at
6 -M. Easter aero: oi at 7 0 p. m.' The
tCnigbt Templar wilt at teed tbe evening
service in a dy. A cordial welcome i
extended to all to attend tbeee service.
Presbyterian church. Easter Soaday,
communion acrvlce at 10:.'X1. Special
Kaetir eervice of the Sabbath school at S
p.m.' Senior Endeavor at 6:30. Eveo
ing worship at 7:20, an Easter service ;
subject of sermon, "Sons of the Kesor
reciiot." Regular service at the Baptist church
Preaching bo.b morning and evening by
Rev. John Barr. S 8 at eloee of morn-
itg tetvice. Chine Miseton 3 p m, Jr
4p m, J.YPU 6:30 p m. mid wee -prater
eervice Tboreday evening at 7:"
o'clock. All are eordia'Iy invited to at
tenu these servea.
Fi EsTWTAtaiiEXT. The entertain
meot giveo by the Ladieof the Macra
see Friday evening wa a very enjoy
ab'eone. Quite a large nam ber of tbe
LO T M and their fneoda were preee-t
mben tbe folloaicg program waa rend
ered : Mia Anna McCau'.ev cang a ailo
in a pleasing manner and wae heartily
encore!. The Fox brother rendered an
instrumental daet that was very much
enjoyed. Mrs Taylor aad Mrs Van
Winkle were heard ia a vocal due; that
waa very moch appreciated. Sirs
Ketchnm rendered an instrumental solo
tbat was bigbl entertaining. A panto
mime by V ie Orah Harknee waa rend
ered in a very attractive manner. Four
ubleaat were presented two of which
wtre the most teaotifa! aad teaching of
aoy ever preeected before aa Abay
audience.
A STBAacc V-n. A gentleman
from the country ts. Last Tboreday
morning, at the heme f Lasseile aod
son I1, tc iles eootbeact of tbe city.
there wa foaod on the east c'de of their
big barn a strange looking ohiect doobi
ed op as if ia slep. IcvesUgation
abowtd tbat it waa made of paper in red,
white and blue stripe. Th Woodmen
of the World, io Albany, woo sent ao a
balloon the evening previoa. no doubt
can readily Identify this ubject.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Chief Moses, the : Icoan Indian
died at bis home on the Co. w e reeerva
lion last Satordav.
Wheat ha goni op 1 cent and ia 47
rtswhilefiaar his gone dowc five cent
is 75 cents a sack.
There are 337 priannet ia the state
penitentiary, ot whom eight were cent
there from linn coanty.
Two Benton coanty tales s cross the
Willamette are Anna B Reeeeto Augus
ta Warner 45 acre for Hn, anl A a.
gust Warner to E. R. Prnlaad same for
11600.
Foar iicki. rant waeoua
.
throagb Alrany todav loaded with men
and children bound from California,
where th-y bad been di id out, for their
former home in Central Kansas.
Warren L. Corey, of Salt Lake citv.
the contractor who built the Astoria and .
Colombia railroad, has failed with $!&,- f
C63.07 liabilities and asset in chose in !
action of aboat 1330,000- Hi fail or i I
doe lathe Oregon eon tract. '
A new time table will probably go in- -to
efTect on the S. P. next week, hoogh '
not officially announced. AccorJt ing t !
it tbe overland from the sooth wi II ar '
rive at about 4 a. m.. acd the one fro 1
tbe north about 10:.V)
Tbe Lebanon Advacce-Expreas will
hereaiter appear aa a semi-weekly, -being
publish. ed on Tuesday and Friday, be
ginning next week. The E A. is an ex
cellent local paper, a credit to the paper
manufacturing town of the valley.
The Democrat recently copied aa item
from a Una county exchange to the ef
iect that Sam Mullen had sold hia farm
to a man from, near New Orleans for
,S.2jO. Mr Mullen states that thi is a
mistake that he has not Bold his farm to
anv one.
i. W. Mitchell of the Lebanon Wagon
road eaya he will not allow Dr. Lara be r
son and hi men take any more cuittim
bark for trees on the Co' property with
out paying for it. As most of the bark
t gotten from such trees it will make
considerable difference with the Doctor
filling hia bis order for 300 ton to be
shipped to London.
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant methotl and lencficial
effects ot the well known remedy.
PvRfP OF Fltia, mnnufaetured by the
CALiroKSUL Fu Svkii Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them ia the form most rvfreshinsr to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
Is the one perfect Btrcngtheninp laxa
tive, cleausmir the svstem effectually,
dispelling1 colds, headaches aud fevera
pently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting- on the kidueys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritatiuff them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing Bgrs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the meaicinat quauuesui iuo
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CAiiroasiA Fie Sykkp
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full imvo of the Company
printed on the irout oi every package.
CALIFORNIA. FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN WRAKCISCO. CAI.
; Tfirinum a TV. KIW TOBJC tt. T.
For tale by aU Dnigidsta. Price iuc. per bottla
no 35
Saf '
detkious and wholesome
Hr..jt t .
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
J
S. A. DeVaney be gone to Davenport,
Waah., to teach acnocL
Hon. W. P. Elmore, of Brownsville,
was in the city today.
Sheriff William Frazier, of Fortfand,
is in tbe eity buying horses.
Porter Castle, who was on the Balti
more with Dewey, is at Ccrvsliie.
Fred Weatl erford and Rocket Ma -or,
of the Bishop Scott scbo.1, Portland, are
ia tbe city for the Eatter holiday
Bev. Loagbcttom of Lebanon has been
called aa pastor of of the C. P. chnch of
tliis city, aod have alread moved to this
city.
W. H. Buoy will depart for Boffel
Hump Monday, whiti,er he goe i
search of good health and gold He w i
be absent a month or more and eboul
te find the object ot his March , will re
main permanently. Mis Akin will op
pty hia place in the E'yoffi-e daring hie
absence. Benton County Leader.
. J. B. Templeton returned from Salem
oo the 21st inct , and Lis health gradna!
lay grew worse nntil hi concition be
came alarming. It was necear to fan
him night and day to enable. I. ion to
breathe. Thursday morning, hoetre',
his condition was cooailerably impiov
ed. Brownsville Time.
Boa. Cyra Weetlake. of San Jose,
Calif., a foimer resident of Albany ar
rived in tbe city this morning srr t tbe
gaest of hi daughter, Mrs. Judge Whit
ney. Mr. Westlake was at one time be
owner ot tbe present site of tbe Balti
more block and eoneiderab'-e ott er Tain
able Albany propert. He repo-ts
splendid piotpects aroend San Jose since
tbe rain.
The Telegram eats that Judge Pipe
who has jost returned from New York
ia convinced ot the innocence of Fayne
ctrahan Moore. Judge Pipea though
6rt refased was Goal! admitted as ber
attorney and it ia said made an excellent
impreaaion. Mrs. Moore, wbnie now at
liberty, ha entered into a contract with
Mr Bianey by which she is to receive
$1,000 a week for playine the fj' part
in "King of the Opium Ring," Elaney
kaviog pat op casb bail for ber in the
alleged silver ware steaiinz care. The
play, one of Blane?' ha beea rearrang
ed for Mrs. Moore. The hero is a man
with a double lifts, with whom sbe fall
in icve. He commit crime and figure
ia a badgering cam. Mrs. Moore' no
toriety ia expected to draw big boose
for the performances.
Tbe following are cample of the Saa
Uaa correspondence in the Lebanon Express)-Advance:
There will be baptizing
in the river near here S cedar, I pru 9th.
Let people gather ia from far and te.r
to encoarace the worker in the vineyard
ef the Lord It is reported tbat tLere
will be a wedding at church in the school
hoorie My 21, ls&S.the contracting part
iee being Clarence Ingram and Rosa Ma
son, beta of this place. A 1 are ia vited.
Qosliut Out ale.
Having decided to Siscontinaeoarbac-
in"5. w will dose oat oar stock of gro-
c rw at - educed pnees." Cansnnsere
should avail Iterate! res of this opportun
ity to parrbase gocd goods at low price
before tt is too late.
KtSTOx's Casb Sscke.
THE HOMXIESrXAX IX ALBANT
As well as the hasdjcmrst. and oihm ar
invited to ca-'l ca anv drocit aad ge1
FREE a trial bottle rf Kemp's Bafcam lor
t'nTkroat and Laxf, a w reedy tbat v"
aataalred to core and relieve a'l CI rcaie
aad Acute CouTb. A-tfcnia, Fr rthitia
Cossaivptien. Price S5c and 5Cc.
Strictlv xusine$s
Frecch the jeweler.
Creeceat Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, ageab.
Best fiicyUe foa-Ue moaey
W ill Stark, jewe'ers.
Crescest bicvele at Hopkiaa Brothers
for only $35 aad HO.
C B Winn, otv ticket agent. Ticket
to all points in the east.
Be tore aad see the aa!t ra-t tinware at
Bopkia Bros, will laa". a ILftHime.
Go to Miss Longs for huh priced pho
tographs, and do not target to take along
the money.
For a quick remedy aad oae that ts per
fectly saie for children let a recora uecd
One Minute Cough Core. It i exoileat
for croup hoaneness.tickliag in the throat
and coughs. Foehay d Masoa.
For frost bites, boras, indolent sore, ee
ceoia. skia disease and especially plee, De
Witt'a Witch Hazel Salve triads first and
best. look cat for dishonest people who
by to imitate and counterfeit it. It'
their eedorsemeat of a good arttc.
Worthless gocds are not isutateo.- 't
De Witt's Witch Hare: SaJxe. rcshay
Mason.
tc;.
NIGHT AND TO
NIGHT
MORROW
Aad each day aad night durimr this week
you can get at aay druggist' Kemi 's Bal
nn for tb Throat and Long, acknowl
edged to be ice moat ccceful remedy vrr
old fct Cough, Croup, Breachitis. Asth
uaand Consumption. Get a bottle to
day and keep it always in the house, to
yen can cueck your cold at oo. e. Price
35c and 50c Sample bottle free.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Brotuo Quinine Tablets .
AU druggist refund the money if it fail
locate. 2c. The genuine has L. B. Q
on each tablet
Ywung Mothers.
Croup is the terror of thousands of
young mothers because its outbreak is so
agonising and frequently fatal. Shiloh'e
Couch aud Consumption Cure acts like
magic ia cases of Croup. It has never
seen known to fail. The worst eases re
lieved imuiediately. Prices 25 cts,. and
50 cts. and $1.00.
Iriauy a Lover
Has turned with disgust from an otherwise-lovable
girl wito aa offensive breath.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purities the breath
bvits action on the bowels, etc., as noth
else will. Sold for years on absoiute
guarantee. Price 25 ct?. and 50 eta.
To Cure a Cold In One l ay
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet
AU druggist refund the money if it tail
to cure. 25ft. The genuine ha L. H. Q
on each tablet.
TICKETS
To all voir t East via
GreM Northern Railway.
ForTratea, f tdera and full information
pall on or addea
H. F. Mkksjtx,
Agent Albanv.
The UniversaKBolter mak es good floor
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