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Aibany Democrat ALBANY, OREGON FJilDlY, JULY Ti 1S00 X. 51 Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels -.EANSES THE YSTEM EFFECTUALLY ofJ flVFRCOMFS 1 rrfrj PERMANENTLY 'T5B.C.AUffECTS' BVy TVV GENUINE - MAH'f'D By (aui?rniaFg,Syrvps fOft AU 8Y All 0RUOG4T PDU SOt KB OAllk. BEFORE STOCK TAKING AND ARRIVAL OF FALL STOCK, BOTH OF WHICH OCCUR IN AUGUST, we wish to rednce our present stock and to do it quickly ard e fectively we offer Carpets as follows: Unions, 27c per yard J wools, 35j per yard. Cottou ihain, all wool fil'ed 4" i pir yard. All wool, besi, 61': per yard sewed except Cottage Art. Many remnants of -axmifjister, velvets, and tapestries, suitable for rugs, at cost. Strictly net cash. ALBANY FURNITURE CO., Masonic Temple. ALBANY COL, .LEGE OFFERS A THOROUGH High-Grade College Education To every boy and ?irl that has tbe ambition lo attain one. The course is complete, and embraces the LANGUAGES, SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS, HISTORY ENGLISH AND ELECTIVES The Normal Course lrads no , Commercial Cou Business Equal to anything in the State Now illustrated catalogue. Board at the Students Club at actual coat price. Far particulars write Albany, Oregon. Thomas Brink Has tbe oldest established Furniture House in the city. He keeps the finest ock of Furniture in tbe val y." bive him a call and look over his fine coeds and get bis prices be fore you buy. ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY J. Joseph. Proprietor. BAD TRAIN WRECK. Koseucrg. Or.. July 21, lyOO.-Near Kidge, abou-. thirty miles eouth o( lliia oitv. twr- en.inea collided last night about 7 u'clock. Conductor Janies A. Frntcr ur.d fireman Cavendcr aud a irnv-amat. irnrit aevorelv iniured and several otliers ol the crew received slight bruiEes, and cuts, lue engines m running Hflit and were gcing in opposite directions und owing to a mistake in train orders tbe collision uccured, in a narrow cut and short curve. Conductor James Fraier ol the uruvel train crew was caught in tho wreck and his arm was c-uthed and cut about half way between ..t....i.4.r n.nl nllmw. K.nyinter Bert blic enuiiiu.i . . - . r , Lucas of the fame crew, tore his coat in pitcs and lightly bound tbe arm. thus saving the life ot Frater, by stopping the tln n( hl,l Tun arm could not be suved and it was amputated near the SllOUUlcr inaoiuer nijmcu u..... sent lo the hospital in Portland on to days lot .1. Freezing Weather in July Would cause great discomfort, and lom, but fortunately it is seldom known. A oot nm mint. o misery is caused at this sea son, however, by impove-isbed blood, poir mnotitn nnd ireneral debililv These con ditions mav be remedied by enriching the blocd aud toning the stoinarh with Hood's Sareaparilla. This medicine seems to put new Hi e into the whole physical system, nf its wonderful Dower to purify, enrich and vitalize ihe bbod.create au appetite and invigorate the ('igestive (motions. We advise you ;o got a bottle and try if you mo not feeling just right. U will do you more good than u six weeks. Vacation. It is Ihe best medicine money can buy. Why Pay a Big Fbice for binders when you can get the Columbia Osborn at Hopkins Bros, tor if 125.C0. Call at once to secure bargains . AU wool, 2nd belt, 003 per yard. Pro Brusselle, 57,'qC per yard.l Cottage Art, 22oC per yard. Tapestry Bruseells, 60c to SOc per yard. to a STATE DIPLOMA, and the has now become a College WALLACE HOWE LEE, President Lounges, Couches Bedroom suits, coarse and fine Rockers, Baby Carriages, Go carts Beddiug, Spring mattresses. Matting Side boards, fine extension tablee etr. Quick lata til TFLEGRAPHIC Safe on July lS:h Wasuixotox, July 21. Two cable grams received by Miuitter Wu from Sheng rays that according to Imperial edict ail ministers were safe on July 18, which is confined by the Viceroy ot Non Ring. After Chang. London, July 21, It Is reported that the Bona venture is after tiie steamer upon which Li Hung Chang is trovelting with a view of seizin; it. Admiral Seymour reports Tien Tsin evacuated by the Celestials. A South African Battle. Oai'kTown, July 21. Gen. Robert's has attacked Midc'leburg, and an import- battle is in prepress with President KrU' ker in charge of tne Boers. m m From Conger, Wasiii.sgtos, July 21. The following has been received from Minister uongor: "In British legation. Under contin ued shot nnd shell from Chinese troops, Quick relief only tcau prevent genera! uiassacro." The message is not daled, but it is un derstood was sent i from Pekin on the 16ih. This reply was in. the stale de paitmotit cipher and it is regarded by the state department as genuine, inas much as lorgeries soem, unuer tne cir cumstances, impossible. Are Skeptical. London. July 21. The Conger dis patch fails to carrv conviction to either the British press or rubl.c. Its genu ineness is not disputed, for as is pointed out here, the Chineeo must possess quite a sheaf of such messages, which ttie Minister Jfruitlessly endeavored to get transmitted, from which they could eas' ily select a noncommittal dispatch to serve the required purpose. Japan's Position. Yokohama, July 19. The leading pa pers still urgo the dispptch of more troops to China, but there is a growing sentiment ngainst Japan engaging iu ex tended operations. The decision of the government in the matter is not known, but another division from Sendai is on its way to embark at Ujina. France's War. Pabis, July 21. The Matin publisher a dispatch from Tripoli reporting a French victory in West Africa and the denthsoMtabat, former Sultan o: Bornu, in the Soudan. The eldest son of Rabat was wounded in flight. Omar Benigra him has been placed on tne throne of Bornu. From Ft. Stevens. AsTOitiA, July 20 It is stated on good authority that the government will short ly draw men from the battery forces at the forts at the mouth of the Columbia to (ill out th quota at San Francisco and San Diego, which was materially weak ened by the transfer of men at those station's to China. Fatal Accident. La Ghande, July 20 Dr. Holmes of Islniid City, died this morning as t& re suit of being accidentally 6hot in the arm by his nfe, the bullet (first passing through her body, The wound and ex citement caused violent insanity nnd he died suddenly "of heart fai ure. Mrs. Holmes may recovered. Lebanon. From the E. A, A. V. Wight, student in thxSan Fran ciBco Theological Seminary, will proach in the Presbytetian church Sabbath morning. Frank L-itz will open a new barber shop Urxt Monday in Guy's building formerly occupied by a tailor shop. Mrs C. D. Montague and children and Miss Nona Milter went to Albany this morning to visit liiends and relatives lor a few days. Lawrence S Stovall, a hustler for the United Artieano.arrived here this morn ing from Corvallis. He will "pend a few days at Lebanon and SoJaviile. It is thought that the cavalry troop of this place will Boon be given an oppor tunity to go to China and shoot civiliza tion and religion into the heathen. Mr, McMasters, a creamery man from Snohomish, Wash., ia in Lebanon, ac companied by bis xife. He is favorably impressed wl'h this section, and may lo cate and ttart a creamery somewhere in the neighborhood. Jack Hickman arrive I turns this morning fiom Arizona, h-re tie has bjen acting asa lores, rauirer during the past few months The dima'e of Ari zona is too tropic.il for Jack, bo he threw np his position and returned to "God's country. We chip driid beef to order n any quantity. J. 15HOWNK1.L, Carrots ftTKlTrado M.trrr obtain! and all rt cntbiislnrRicondactiafof Modcrrte Feci, i Bcndmo.lrl.drawlngorptioto. Woft-lTlMlf, ninUMo f rcn of chir-n. (l-i r f not An a till riatDtla .rrurc'l. A I'sm-itilet "ilow toOb-' uia Patents." !th co.t or came Ir tbo B A., ud foreign cousuicaaentfreo. jdureaa. J a A. SNOW & CO. HOME AND ABROAD. Alex Power and William McMahon have leased the Black warehouse at Hal aey. Geo. Padley, of Browl sville, was ex a mined in this city, this week for insan ity and discharged. Henry Blakdly na the contract for the ' telephone poles for the Brownsville and Crawforceville telephone line to be erected. Ii a call comes for mire tioopa for the uniuece Bervico the Albany t'hilippiiie war veterans will be ready for the ser vice, A $7,000 (Ire occurred in Mc.Miunville, starting in l'red HiMi'e bicycle shop. Sovoral adjoining buiidinus were b.irned. The Rosebuig Water & Light Co., has been organ zed with a capital of $100, 000. Isi-'t that a pretty big capital for a city like Roseburg. Tbe game ul base ball between Albany and Corvallis is in progress this after noon witli prospeets of a close contest. The battery for Albany was Hunt and Dorsey, the fouiier a crack tlervais play er. Sell Gross, of Brownsville, losta pocket book ontaining $155 in caBh. It was iound by Grant Stroppe, an honest man, and returned. Mr. Stroupe Bhoultl be put iu a frame. According to a Mnzama circular there are so many trout jumping and splash ine on the e'-.face of Parmelia Lake, this side of Mc, jeiforeon, as to distiub the water. Contractor Tillotsonand his lorceof carpenters commenced work on the Cal apooia river bridge in this city Tuesday, (t will take at, least a month to take out the old'wooii work and replace ii with Dew. Brownsvibe Times. It was remarked last evening tlia'. the day had passed without a runawav, hut it transpires that in the toutherii sub urbs one ol John Millard's horEes ran away in a live mauner, breaking loose from a wagon. The damage was small. Cottage Grove Nugget: E It. Case, the tonsorial artist, on Monuay, while trying to saddle a colt he had recently purchased, received a vicious kick on ihe thigh and lower abdomen, which for come wuie was exiremoly painlul and cama very near being saricus. He thinks himself quile fortunate that he was not laid up. B. F. Onilds. the oheee maker, for merly of this city, but no of Lafayette, was badly hurt a short time since. Wnsn watering h!s two horses one of them wheeled around and kicked him square in the face with iull force, knock ing mm senseless. His lace was cut to the bone. Times. Messrs. Bruebaker & Yeriniton have iiisi made i. most notable strike' in Hirir mine, "Thn World," on the lop of Gold Hill in Biro Uiver district. The rock is boneycom'pd wiih gold in many placbs mo averafcffqnarin assays $1,200 to the ton. The ledge at a depth of 18 leot from the surface is bix feet wide. Experts pronounce it one of the best mines vet uicovereu in tnat aietnct. Guard. Crook count.v possesses soma remark able natural features of landscape n.nong wuicn s an immense column ot roca near the head of Mill creek known aa Stein's Pillar. It stands on a steen hit:. side, is about 120 feet in diameter and 3o0 high, towering to this height with peruenuiiuior walls, it being fully as largu at tbe top as ft the base. lis sum mit will nevjr be desecrated by the loot ol man. unless it should fall d.iwn. Journal. A peculiar looking covered waaon drawn by one hoiee paired through our streets yesterday. The wagon was about 14 leet long with light hack wheels, a cart was feetened behind and to the cart was tied a cow with a cal? following at her heels. In this wagen were Lr. T. D. Brown and wife. Dr. Brown's card bIiowb him to be a cancer specialist. In r.ipveroaiion with a Register reporter. Mrs. Blown stated tna' ihey had made live trips across the continent in lour years, always taking the raine route, and that tii.iy had an infaHiDlecure. Eugene Register. CITY TREASURERS NOTICE Notice is heieby given that funds aie on hand to pay ciry warrants Noe. 1 to 87 inclusive of the issue of 1899 Inter est on said warrants will cease with the date of tt.is nonce. Al'siiy, Ur., Dec. 27, 18119. K. A. Pabker, (Jitv Treasurer. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad. 1IMECARD. No. 2 For Yaqtlina: Train leaves Albany 12:50 p. m. ' " CorvalllB 1 :40 p. m. " arrives Yaquina.... 6:55 p. m. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaquina 7:00 a. m. " Corvallis 11 :30 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:10 p. m. No. S For Detroit: leaves Albany 7:00 a. m. Arrives Detroit 11:20 a. in. No. 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:10 p. in. Arrives Albany 6:45 p. m. No. 6. Leave Corvallis 6:00 a, tn. Arrlvee Albany 6:45 a. m No 6. Leaves Albany. 7;20 p. m. Arrives liorvaun .o& p. One and two connect at Albany and i.orvuuiH wilii ouuiucro racinc trams, giving direct service to and from New port and adjacent brad. en. Trains for the mountains arrive at Do troit at noon, giving ample .i me to reach camping gronrda on the ltreitenbusli and Hantiam rivers the same nav. five nd si connect t Albany with the Altiany local to and from Portland. Eowin Etone, H. L. Wi.ui!K1 Van-ger T. F. A P. A. J TrjRRSr, A.-ent, Albany. The Latest News. Albany, Or., July 10, 1900, Mr. Gradwohl ia fie pioneer merch ant; be is forty-lwo years in bueineea in Albany. Mr. G rod ft-oh I calls tuo flttlen of the tionerai public nnd all his custom era to the Pttiauce Making Powder which he tells nt 50 cents per nouml and he will i:iiari.n;eo if iut sr.tifactoiy tiie money wi'i ne relumled. livery can ot nuking rowiir win itruv ft prize ol granite wae. ihe liakinir I'owder naa proved to ail Up peon. e 1 fold perfect satisfaction, and nil vlie people I are pleased with the same. Mocha A Jftv.i coffoe, rone better in the market, liegular price, 10c; my price iiOo My Favor i'.e coftVo, 10c; re ul;r price, 25c. The coffeea have advanced from two to three cents per pound and t lie prospects are kr higher prices, but I only advance one cent on mv Kavoriie colfet. I de-ire to buy nine ci-ce tiih trade or cbbIi. Mitfar, wholesale and retail price, e ob ject to change i( tho market. . (Jorner ztui and rerty street. Albany Market . Wlu;at 46 ients, Ou 27. Eggs 1-1 rente, Bauer Iti to 17 centB. Potutoe.- 10 cents. Hams 13 c.ita. Sides 10 cents, Shou)it-r8 ccute. jSVeectablcPrcparaltonror As similating aicroodaiulHcgula liiig llic Slomadis antlBowela of Promotes Dlgeslion.CIiCcrful ness and Rest.Contains neither Opium;Morphine nor 'Mineral. Not Nabcotic. XmfitofOldlk-SAMUHPITCJlZll jlx.tnnm JYppermint l OatlonakSiJ fiirmSetd -f lanAtd Juarr . Aperfecmemedy forConstipa tion. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsionsjevcrish uess and Loss OF Sleep. facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. I Mll..M.Ii,l.-ffl.M. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPEBi SAVE .frS....,.,,,, For Infants and Children. STAR YOUR "Star" tin tags (showing small stars printed on undor aldo of tag). "Horso Shoo," "J. T.," "Good Luck," "Cross Bow," nnd "Drummond " Natural Leaf Tin Tags nro of equal value in secur ing prosonts mnutlonod bolow, and may bo assortod. Every man, woman and child can find soinothlng on tho list that thoy would like to havo, and can havo TOS. 1 Match Box. 2.1 I Knife, odq bliulo. good 25 9 Scluora, 4 Inclica 2i 4 Child"! Set. Knife, Pork nnd bjioon.... 2& ft Bait fund I'cpiter fift, one cacti, qtini). ruplc plate on wliilu mutal SO 8 French Briar Wood I'lpo 25 T IUior, bollow grotitid, flno KnKllil) Uflf .. 90 8 Hutter Knife, triple pinto, bunt qunmj W 9 HiiRir Hind., triple pin in, buht (utility Ml 10 Htinp Iloi, iterilriR ellvcr 7 II Kntf, "K!n Kuttr," two bliidi .... lb 13 liutrtmr Knlfo. Kuun KuiUjr," B-ln hlaclu Ti IS fllicarri, "Kern Kit tcr"B-lnrb 13 14 hut Hft, cracker nd t 1'lcki, tllr plnerrl RO 15 Dkp'1 hall, ' Afri'iclntton," liosi riimllty.(ii 16 Alann Ul cl(, !i";lc I I5U 17 8U Uimntno JUiKcr' Tl-mjwkjhb, best plmtvl K')fMl 1W 18 WRlrh. ntckpl.itfin wind and trt ft 19 ( firrvra. (rnd t( 1. hucklx rn Jinndlfii M 20 Six (icnu'ie H-(.'' Tmi)u Hpooiii, lJt plied frooda 250 81 Six earn. Knives and Fork, buctborn tiaudlca 2SU THE ABOE OFFER EXPIRES NOVEMBER 30th, 1900. firilKAIt IN .11 1 M) I hut n dlmo'a worth of ST Ah! PLUG TOBACCO will lnnt loitKcr nml nfloril muru ploanure than a dlme'i worth of any other brnuil. a-TEE3 l-KCS TEST1 Send tags toCONTINKNTAI. TOBACCO CO., St. Louis, Mo. This and 'Hint French the jeweler. Will & Stark, jewelers. Smiley's Clean Printing. r?r. .T. TT. Krnt-inn ia nntir in tl.a r,.atnv Block, 2nd story. Jorsale, good c.irtwling. 33 cenls per Vlird. bv T. S. A li'X .i.ilor o,it cm! ,M Sth street. Go to Viirh'lf'n nhni'im, nml l.nl ting parlors for lir.n class work. Hot jiiu co."a oatns. uieiiu towels to every The best meats of all kinds nnd good treatment at the Albany Dressed iieef Company's market, just ibwn Second root. Go.nl weight and prompt attend Don't Tuli:u'ro S:M nml NuidLo Clir i.ire AlfilT, V'o quit tuliai'fo easily ami forever, bo mag nelie, mil ef lite, n.-rve ami viuor, talie No-To. line, tlio WDiHlei'-wnrlier, Dial niaUes neua men stro::g. -ail ilnmitists, r.0e ur SI. Cure iruuran. teed, llooltlet ami snmiiio (roe. Atklress Sterling Hcuicity Co., Cliieuuo jr :;eiv Yorlt Gloubinq Hatks, Weekiy Dk.mocrat tnd Examiner $2.50 and Thrice-n-wcek World $2.00; and Republic $1.76: and Oregoninn $2.25 nnd San Francisco Weekly Call $2.00 ;nnd Salem Weekly four'ial 2.0u Tal;e C.'--i-: .f C t:. U. ('t ..ul iv. ney. The Kind You Have Always Bought n Use Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THf etNTAUR COMPANY, NtWVORM CtTV. TIN TAGS H Six rticb. Genuine Rogera' RdItm and KorkH. bm plated koixIi 600 !3 Cluck. (j-.tny, Calundar, TliermometCT, Ittir.iinKUtr fW) !4 Ounrnm.luathcr.no better made.... BU0 iS Ki'Vulvi-r, miumutlc, double action 38 f.rSS calthcr 800 'ft To . Set,iiotplnjtbltiR, but real tooli 600 f7 T-lict Set. decorated porcelalu. very linndsiiina 8T0 H IlMalnKNin Hlflo No. 4, 22 or S2 caliber 8110 M Watch, iterllnn silver, full Jewoled. ..1000 U Dt ftn Hult Case, leather, liandioino ami durahlo 1000 11 Biiwlnu Marblne. flnt ciaai, with all aitaduiieiitii VXD U Hevrdrur. Colt's, 88 caliber, blued flt:cl .....7. 1500 n Illfle.t'oli'i.lrt ihot, Scantier. 1500 II (hiliarfWaahburn), roue wood. Inlaid .3000 l Mandolin, very haiidrauiiK 8UU0 y Whii-beitcr licpcallng Shot Ouq, 18 KUKe 3000 J7 IbvulnirTon, don hie-barrel, bammer Mi tUun. 10 or Mcaiwe fiOOO B Blc)rle, fiandard make, laillua or KeiH X3C0 20 Sliot (inn. Ctnnlntt'on, duuble-barrtl, iMfrnm rlpi 3TF0 10 IU.KILO Mualc liux, UH lucb Dlao 6000 Bears the Signature a u f i