Albany daily democrat., January 07, 1892, Page 4, Image 4

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It U not at all likely that New York wilj
again present the anomaly of a dem
ocratic state misrepresented by two re
publican senators.
Ths Kmr to SuccKsa. That is what
-we all want. It ls'nt luck, for there Is no
such thing. It Is principally being care.
8ul about small things, for Instance, the
'living of the best quality of groceries,
irutts and produce for family use, at the
mallcl cost. This counts in the long
run. Those who deal with Conn Ilend--ticsoH
report bargains both in quality and
ssrice. They also have a fine line of crock--cry
ware, "toys, etc, suitable for the
holiday trade, which It will pay the public
to .call and see before buying.
Call axii Settle. All persons in
Asbted to G 1j Ulackuian will please call
and settle within ten days, as lie expects
in leave for Portland, and after then all
accounts will be left for collection,
fresh criip ck-Iity at Allen Hres.
Cattuu gDO.ls hare not be-n at ciitap sii:o
the w.ir a-i thet are now, Call aad ees wha
bargaius tt-' F ha..
A full lino of clears und tob.tco it F K
Allen's.
W W Davis is i,o- in Del
anouico r.: Ultra n Mit.!. 3 cent, t.ri:
oysters, freali. Everything) first-class.
cottG
PorTlan.l, on-con. A. P. Armstrong, l'rin.
21,1 S"liiol : l.'Al'ITAL llL'F. lYlLLruF, Suleni. VtCZOO.
rr.e courses uf Etuiiy, Fame rales of luitif a.
Business, Shorthand,
7y?nrr:;iK, Vw.iwji(jt, and KtgitsK Dtpartmtnti
In fiiin tliritutrlio-jt t!:e y?a.-. nnlnts admit
Ht ai.y iini. Ctitfttotrie from iUiur ccliool- Cw
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In tJie Circuit Court of the State oj Owjon for
tke Coun'y of Linn.
The American Morrsyo Company of
ScotUcd, (limited.) Plaiutiff,
va.
Kdwin Wilcox, trime, ar.J Willia
" Ueid aud Aijocs Ueii, UtrftiudantE.
NOTICE B HEREBY GIYEX THAT
by virtue ot an execution and order of
s&ie issued out of trie alove namttl Court in
heahove eutitlrul actiou.to me Uirecttd and
delivered, I will on
Saturday, Hie '- ni day of J;i .uary, 1894,
at the Court Houae door in the city of Al
bany, Unn county, Oregon, at the hour of 1
o'clock p m of said day,ecU at public auction
for cash iu hand to tho hiyheHt tidW. the
xcal property de?cribed in said execution
and order of Bale as follows, to-wit: ISe
. jinuinc at the northeast corner of the Ru -sell
Hill donation land claim, notification
W2, claim 77, in township 12, :outh of
$ Jt,;e 2 west of the Willamette Meridiau,
U-ence running south 11. 50 chains; thence;
outh 35 degrees east 32 chains to the head
of a slough; thence down the middle of the
Situ i a in river 38 cha;ng; thence west 18
efaains to the plaoeof beginning, containing
3G acres more or less and being a portion of
ghecast half of section 14. AIro the dona
tion land claim of J sh j Witel, notification
'2332. claim No .17, and bein parts of sec
tions 3, 4. 9 and 10. in towuship 13,snuth of
range 1 went of the Willametto Meridian and
twing bounded aud described as follows, to- I
wit: Becinniug at a point 14.05 chains
north and 2.15 whams went of the northwest
corner of caid section 10 and running thence
north 24.75 chains; thence west 55.50 chain?;
tiieuce south 53.40 chains; thencoeast (i3. GO
chains; thence mirth 2905 chains; thence
wests. 10 chains to the place of beginning,
containing 321.21 acres. Aleo donation land
dniui of Henry K Greer, notification 2296,
Uim No 47. be in? parts of sections 11 and
14, in township 12, south of range 2 west of
the Willamette Meridian, being hounded and
&Brcn'jed a a follows, to-wit: Beginning at
anoint 13.00 chains north and 24.60 chains
eaat of the northwest corner of section 14,
and running thejeo south 32.75 chainii;
lbea:e east 48.49chains; thence north 32.75
chains; theuee west 48 50 chains to the
place of beginning, containing 159.30 acrer.
Aleo the donation Und claim of Adolph
UeieU r, notirication No 2331, claim No 38,
teing parts of sec'ons 2, 3, 10 and 11, in
township 13. aouth of range 1 west of the
Willamette Mcriaian, bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point
' 5 92 chains east and 14 91 chains north o
the southwest corner of said section 3 and
rutin in c thenco east 84.3b chains; thence
smith 38 hfiint," thenco west 84 21 chains;
thence 3S.41 chains to the place of be-
fe-.nning, containing 319.97 acres, all lyiug
rKl beingsituatea in linn county, uregon.
The proceeds arising from the sale of Baid
roal properi-y to be applied tirat, to the pay
ment of the costs of this suit aud of the said
ale and tho oiiiiiual costw taxed at S37.GO,
. and the further sum of $200 attorney's feps;
necoud, to the payment of plaintiffs caim
amounting to the turn oi .f;o833 33 and aceru
iug inUrest thereon at the rate of ten per
o at ptr aunum; tiiir.1, the overplus if any
there be.be paid over to said Edwin Wilcox,
i.rus,co.
lated tdu 2Sth day f December, 1S91.
M.SCOTT,
SheiifTof Lina county, Oicgon
iiy C K Scorr, Deputy.
trircsts, nnd Trsdo-Msrlts oWslner). and all TnV
rbt ruuii, conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our Office Is Opposite U. S. Patent Office.
nd we rnn secure jiatent In lees tluie than those
remote from Wnfhinfrlon.
hend ihikIoI, drawlns or photo., with dccr!p
tlon. We adr1c. If patentable or not, free ot
ch.iiye. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, "Ilow to Obtain Patents," with
names .r iirtii'il clients In jour Stale, cuunty.or
town, scut free. Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
0;pos:t f-.'tnt Office. Washuioion. 0. C.
ACADEMY
OF
flur Lady of Perpetual Help.
"August
Flower"
I bad been troubled fiv monthi
with Dyspepsia. Th doctort told
tue it vras chronic. I had fullnau
after eating and a heary load in the
pit of my stomach. I suffers! fre
quently from a Water liraah of clear
matter. Sometimei a deathly Sick
ness at the Stomach would overtake
me. Then again I would have the
terrible pains of Wind Colic. At
such times I would try to belch and
could not. I was working then for
Thomas McHenry, Druggist, Cor.
Irwin and Western Ave., Allegheny
City, Pa., in whose employ I had
been for seven years. Finally I used
August Flower, and after using just
one bottle for two weeks, was en
tirely relieved of all the trouble. I
can now eat things I dared not touch
before. I would like to refer you to
Mr. McHenry, for whom I worked,
who knows all about my condition,
and from whom I bought the medi
cine. I live with my wife and family
at 39 James St., Allegheny City, Pa.
Signed, John- D. Cox. O
G. C. C.KEEN Soie MamiOiamcr,
Woolbury, Xe-.v Jersey, U. S. A.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
-ff K. WKll'UKitFUKO.
AUorn-jy Rt Lf. W-.H pra.'Uou n all c-.urta the
state. S:iil atteiui ti s'wi.t v mx'.'n in probate
itl to Ci Iti'iiju. ui t iuc in ino r.iun urouit.
D. B. X. BLiCKBl'RX, II. C. WAT90S
All !n?al matters will re-:elT prompt
altentkn. Office hi OJl ilow' Temple, Albanj , Or
J IlO.K. 'J l V I II E H h VI v.
Attorney v. L'. W I rv,'.!i i !i ;-(
state. 8 9i'' uwr-i -. ; " ' ' "
ami t .McU -a. 0?tGA -li f-i i 'k.
R. CSILYEU,
Atu.rmy at Law vnd Solicitor in Chanoerr. 0llca
tioTmiiia'leonall pnMts. Ioini nejrotiad am
orabletenua. Albanr, Oregou.
G
EO. WUIGHT,
itrtmAVfttT.ftw and Notary Public. Will pracUoe n a
oourtadl thisetnte and in the Uniteil StAteS
fororeifon. omeet -Front rooms orer i
UregoD, A;Dtuy, ugn.
J.
J. WHITNEY,
ttornejr
Lftw, and Ktar Publt.
JJR. 1. I. HILL.,
PhyeioianandS'Jrffwi, OKflCE -Omer
Ferry ftreete, Albany, Ore got.
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R. HASTOV de BAVIf ,
PhTilclans a Surte.au. 7T! Car i
toil nMr..lalbi ret. AlbMf , &t-t Calls
attndeil in cftr and owinkry:
p V. rHllTOERLllX, M. D
Haraeopathiat. fVSpulJiit la disMaa. ot tk Bra.
lulpa, and IhI irmi, Alkaat, 4nf
FIRHT NATIOJIAI, BANK,
OF ALBANY, ORHOOK,
resident
...LrtiWif
j. H.YOOIO
....B. W. LANQDOS
Vice President . . .
C-MhLer
TRANSACTS A OENERALhanllnoljuilneBa.
ACCOUNTS KEPT subject to .heck.
810UT EXCUANOR and tl Tapbi. transfer, H4
New Tork, San Francllo., Chicago and Putfsad
COLLECTIONS UADEon Mlsra.l. terra,
DlftSCTOM.
J. E. Tocns E, W, Lssaoo
L E Black, L. Fluoi
Edward F. Soz.
INK CO NATION AI.BAN1
i OF ALBASY. ORBOOM.
CAPITAL UTOL'K Jint.tw.
Prpi(lent J i. aj,
TlcePreiUlent J "alji.
t Cashier 0 A ARUUIllOLD,
D rsctork, I L Cewan IK Ualst.ti, W 8
LadJ, W II O.lira, J A Oraw.rd and OA Area
I bold.
TRANSACTS a general hanbttiir business.
DRAW S1UU1 IiKAFTSon New York. 8aa
i4 -t..r t I Orejfon.
LOAN MOSEY on appit.red soeurlty
REC.EIVEdeposltesubiecl check.
B
ANK OF OIIEGON.
AlAAVT, OB BO Off.
Capital
President
V lee-Freat dent
aahlr
I- !,,.
H F MPJIRILL
H J l,A'15(
Ut W BUAIIf
Tranurtji a rrneral nkinff btMlaese:
Exchange bought an4 U a all the riac4i)al
eitltf in tne utmeu stateai aiiaa caiaua, tmu
rrni a ml flernianT.
Collection! made at all aeeemlile pelhts nn fTr-
ble terms,
faiereet aliened ea time depeilte.
B
ANK OF 8CIO,
CIO, OHKOO.
ifftciu:
rssldent J Mains
Vice- President ..Jsrr MTBts
Caebi.r 8 Mil
DIRRCTORS:
E (islns,
Morris,
II Urrsnt
J.hn GahiM
P 0 Smith.
EADY TO WOKK. l'artlos desiring
wood put in or any Kind of Isbor
fl.cnu obtain promrt attention by so-
g the servioea ot Danie. Iiow, at tbe
larr; nouns, leave oruors tusre,
FACTS
ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK.
But few people know that there Is such a
thing asiau-cuanl tea In existence, an J fewer
have icen it, Hut there Is, and It ii oi all teas
the awuetcit, purest, and moat fragrant. You
a-k at Air ii.w it la that It Is nut ofltrotl for
:o anj iiml you know nothing of It That U
r .swerM laly j but It Is necessary to present
first a IW iletoils. Tho public only knows
two ijvmTAl clufoi, viz., tho lire en and tbe
buck Wat.
c;rrrn Trait.
Few pcnpV kn-w V. ct tho hrlr.ht bluish
(treen c !or i..' ilic uniliiarT exposed In
tho winjowi it uot the r.Atural colcr. Un
pleasant as the fad may to, it is nevertheless
artificial; fruistan blue, silica, gypsum,
pumhfL and otlur tniueal:li(ul mineral
c d.irs Wing used fur (his purpobe TheeiTect
litwofaiM. f: not only tr.uke3 the tea a bright,
shir.y. a'trat tivo prceo, l:ut also iiermits tbe
movi ' off-color" and worthless teas, which,
ouco under tho preen clonk, are readily
worked oft'nj afinod quulity of tea. Theaboa
Innblo folorin prnciico even admits of tho
use of foreign sut'Stauces, and the Lngtish
Cvcr:i:ne:ir, which looks closer Into the cn
i;Iin;:ien uf its s-a;lcs than ours, baa in some
cf tho allcc-d ,4ft:ioDt" of teas found rcdrled
leaves, siruw, ftasmcnts of matting:, rice-hu'-lis.
u::d willow leaves. In fact. It is openly
fcta'cd by an I'nglish authority that hundreds
cf thousands rf pounds of sloe, ash, ad wil
lov leavc3 aro aanually imported as tea,
which without the coloring process would be
lrarosslb.k.'. They report tea as one of the most
notoriously adulterated articles of commerce.
The to:u tiitiou to malto sweepings and bad
toa into a lnerchantablo product with a few
ceuts' worth of green coloring matter is too
strong to withstand, and the worthlessness of
the trash that often finds its way to this mar
ket labeled ;'Tew Crop," "Host Quality,"
" Green Tea," etc., would simply astound the
public If rovealcd, to say nothing cf theuu
healthfulnoss of tho Prussian blue, plum
L3?3, gypsum, and the other mineral colors
that aro employed.
lilack Teas
The basket and pan-Arc J Japan tea, as well
as the China teas that mey be included under
the general heading of black teaV' gut their
color from the tiring or toasting process, but
mineral coloring matter is also frequently
used to give a certain desired commercial
appearance. Tho firing aud the coloring, as
iu the green teas, largely conceals the iden
tity of tho tea, aud permits tho use of the
verychoapest teas, to argue nothinglforthe
deteriorating effect of excessive flring,whleh
must be resorted to when a very cheap prod
uct is used and an extrome color desired.
Beecb.'a Tea (Sun-dried).
Concerning sun-dried teas thcpeopleof the
Faciflo Coast have heard but little and know
less, although It Is extensively used where It
is known and understood. Wo are told that
when tea is so poor it cannot be sold at home
or safely shipped to the English markets, It Is
shipped to America; that wo will drink any
thing. That may possibly be one of the rea
sons we have not been offered sun-dried teas.
Thoy were good enough to send elsewhere.
The sun-dried teas being sun-cured, no
coloring matter Is used, hence nothing but
pure tea leaTes can be employed; for unas
sisted by manipulation or coloring, all at
tempts at adulteration or the Introduction of
(orelgn leaves or material would be bold and
glaring. That It Is, therefore, sweeter and fat
more fragrant than the artificially colored
green teas and the manipulated baeket or
pan-fired teas, you hardly need be told. That
It is more healthful thau the mineral -colored
teas, is also apparent That It Is more expen
sive, is aleo true; a;id that is another reason
you have never seen It. There 1 n t so much
profit In It as there Is In the cheap adulter
ated and colored tM.
About the Cost of Teae-
According to the custom-houve reports, the
amount of tea received at fan Francisco last
year (1890) was 6. 843,137 pounds, and the value
f3W,290, or a fraction over 12o per pound.
The coifeumer, of which the reader was one,
paid for that 13c tea all the way from 60c to
1 per pound. In other words, for that $906,259
worth of tea the consumer paid between four
and Ave millions of dollars. There are your
enormous profits, and there you will probably
find the chief reason why most of yon never
heard of a sun-dried tea. As the sun-dried teas
have no mask, they are compelled to be abso
lute ff pure and oi better quality thau the
arVflc tally colored and manipulated teas.
Hence the margins on them are smaller, and
many dealers don't care about handling them,
ind you know mining about them. But It Is
the object of this article to tell yoa where you
cau get them, and what to ask for, and all
about them,
Keech'a Toa.
"Beech's Tea," guaranteed to bo the pure
sun-eared leaves, !s now offered to the people
of the Pacific Coast. It will be a .revelation
to you. You doubtless never saw any nat
ural leaf. Have your grocer break open m
package. It will be fovnd In color to be Just
between the artificially colored green and
the black teas, and the drawn tea presents a
dear, brilliant canary color, of delightful
fragrance. It Is offered to the people at COo
per pound, the same price that many artifi
cially colored teas are sold for. But if guar
anteed purity makes it more economical to
use; for a less quantity, say about twenty
grains, ,1s required por cup. As there are
7.GS0 grains to a pound, thcro will be seen to
be between three aud four hundred cups to
the pound, or at the rate of about one fifth of
a cent per cup. Its economy Is therefore
manifest It Is put up in one-pound packages
only. In patent air-tight and moisture-proof
parchment, with the trade-mark that is found
at the bottom of this article plainly printed
on the package. It Is sold iu this form for
two reasons; one Is, thit the original strength
and aroma Is preserved; and second, there
can be no deception, which would be quite
possible if it wore sold In bulk, without tbe
name and trade-mark attached.
Caution.
Recollect that the margin of profit Is to
much smaller on Beech's pure sun-dried teas
than ou the artificially colored teas that yom
won't get It jf tea by any other name can be
put off on yoa. Ask for .
EEEEg. TEA
7ure-A?ffihood
If your growr does not hare It, h. will get
It lor yon. Pries tc per poumt. Th, .dot,
trade-mark and prlta Is plainly prlnttd on
earn package.
Fer!ir.ithebestwrtore; it Istoirowher,
you know they have It and are willing to sell
It. For Instance, It can bs had without ulnV
cully al 1
ALLEN BROS-
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II. 0, A. WHITNEY,
PhyalHaa and fl'jrr.an. r)raSiits af rls'lsvua llsd
al Cat ar K.w Y.rk Hlv. Ditaai. al waia.n a
iet;ry. orricl-rrsnnablatli, Albaay, er..a
1V.1 rrospcctu, uf
Tlii
Brilliant Contributors. ,,.
Arc ,,v. been tvrlUon .p-, to U. n. . - " Z " JW. HcU.
The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. - Count PcrUInand do I cp.. - Amir w Cnrncj
Tho Marquis of Lome. -Justin McCarthy , Al. I. - Sir l- rt la i 1,r- , , an A1)1)oU.
Henry Clews. - Vaslll Vercstchln. W. Clark Rt.s.-.ell. - 1 ho Earl of AU -
Henry ww Mstaillt.y, and 0no Hundred Others.
The Volume for 1892 will Contain
IS.no Illustrated 5er.a. Stories. .00 Stories of Adventure. The es
Articles of Practical Advice. Sketches of Travel. ,,"" i,ud Article.
Glimpses of Royalty. Popular Science Articles. Houi
Railway Ufo and Adventure. CharminB Children's PaKe. Natural II.. tor
a
EAST AND-SOUTH,
VIA
Southern Paciflo Pontn
SHASTA l.INK,
Kxirei Trains l.::.ve l-ortlatul Dnily
)!.. i. I Li i'uriliuul
10:23 P M L.
e:l A M Ar
Alliiny f.:.i a
Saii Franclsao l.v ;;U0 r M
Ab-ifo trains st'.p only at followliu; sutiuna n.trth
al lio.eimrtf. Kiwt I'.irtland, Dromon City, YV.mhI
Diirn, Siilein, Alliany, Taut'ont, Shu-1.1, llnloy. liar
labiir, Junction Oily, Irfiiijf, Eut'iie.
aossnrao hail, daily.
fc'S a 1 Lv
U:!0r a I Lt
S:40r I Ar
Portland
Albany
H-seburi;
Ar Wn
Lv 12:i. a
Lv i e -.to a
ALBA!.Y L0CAL( DAILY EXCfrT STSPAV)
6 0" r h I Lv
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Portland
Albany
LSRAKON BKANCn.
Ar 8:Bl a
LV I It.W A M
2 30 r a I Lv
25 p u I Ar
7:30 A a I L
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Albany
Lebanoa
Albany
Lfibau-in
0:25 A a
l.v 8:40 a a
Ar I ::r a
Lv I 3:40 r M
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Slesping Cars.
Far- ArrotumortulK." of o.l- laas Paascn
Srs, auarur.1 sa iro
CSTTfEKII roBTLAND AXIS SOBTALLIS,
Uail rsAiaDAtlTlBxseptHnnoay,
7:30 a a I Lv
lt:10ra Ar
Porlltn.l Ar I 6:30 r a
Crvallis Lv 11:55 ra
strain tAl baili (Eiopt Sunday.
4:4" r a I Lv
!:lir Ar
Portland
VsUlnnvllla
Ar I :20 A a
Lv I (.45 A a
Tliroixgrli Ticlcets
Ta all points
EAST, SOUTH.
r.i lui, Inf.rmati.i retardlna ratea, Kara,
an Company Aaaat at AlWiJ
Manager as to. F. and P. At
VAQUINA BAY ROUTB.
;
Oregon
Pacific Bailed
B0I.U, BelTer.
Oralin Development Po's Steamers,
nuw, at " " v- .v
Firat-oiaas mrouga iiassutor .uu
trolghtlinerram rortiuu sun an i.uiuai
la lt Willamette Valley to anrl from Kan
. i r-.l
r rsavuwi v.i,
Boata mat oloaa connection at Aban
Kh tralna of tbe Oregon FaclC Railroad
TIME 8CHEDU1.B. sisapt Sundays.)
Laiva Albany 15:t r. a, ; Laava Yauina, t:0OA,a
..cava UOTvaina t .'m r, at . I uwmvv wirt,.,.,...-..,.
Irrlra Yaquina, i:SS r. a.amva Albany, 11:11 A. a
n . I u ,.nnn.. at Alh.HV H ml
OorTBllls. The above trains ooaneotat
Vaaulna with the Oregon Development
Oompany'a Line of Steamship between
SAILING BATES s
CI
tM 100 Larue Pairea. rive uouDie uoiiuay nurawi.. , - . , ,
b T. 71 FREE TO JAN. I, 1892. JL'w k
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C Bl HUIU , f n ,,uM Yrnr from llinl lnlr. Tlila ofl.-r Inrluilra lie ril n.- U
ft ' !T1 " Wvwill nl.oa.-nd n ropy of n Ii.-i.miII.iI IMilnllnsr. rnllll-i ' fnn9 I J
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L UI I U VVvVi THE YOUTH-3 COMPANION, Bosten. W"- nrrrTTTTA
raoa TAQCIKA.
vrillsmsttt Valler. Dacnbar IStk , ttod (1st.
?sca saw raAMCisca
WlllamaUs Valley, Dscftraksr tth ; llth; STth.
Tho Companv .avervea the ngnt to
iliacce sailiue datea "Uhont notice.
V. B. Pasaengera from Portland and
Willamette Valley points ean make oloso
loaneotlan with the tralna of the Yaquina
route at Albany or CorvaUls, and If des
tined to San Franoiaoo ahould arrange to
rrrlve at Yaauina the evonlng before Oate
f saillnjr
tTPaasrnicr an Fr.Rl.l rates always Ilic
Loweat.
For Informatlai apply ta A R Chapman, Fralirht and
ickst Aitant, Albany, C. SI. tl.Xil K.
Q. W, a.d P. Asen
Orvaltls.
REVERE HOUSE,
ILBANY,
OREGON
JHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR,
Fitted np n flrai-clasa style. Tables
supplied wli m the best In tbe market
Hlo alesplng apartments. Simple room
ar oommercial travelers.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON.'
18Q1, 18Q2.
rtrat Term OprnrI Irptrmbcr Sir , isoo
A full corps of lnstructois,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERACY
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Cearses ot study arranged to moet lb
all grades ofsludonts,
Sfnal inaueemmh offered to studenlt
from abroad.
Rf V. F.LRKKT X COXDIT
rrcsldent.
NVtalile I-caturc fc, iStfJ . V'
t t 111. ,c Wft-lclv Suonlementa.
rive DouDie itouuay uhiwi. "ui" s-a . , ,
PATBOHIZE HOME
THE FARMERS i MFJ.GHI.1ITS INSURANCE CO.,
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W V KK.VH, I'nwl.lwnt
J J. I'O'.VAN, Treasurer.
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J i Cotvun, (iuo K Simpson, IV V Kim.!,
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ALSO WISTllICX AIIE.NTi FOR
Several Solid Eastern
ONLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE IH AIWIIY.-
TIio (.'oinl)iiiL'd Oregon (Jiant (Jniin Mill uur
anti'eil to grind 100 lmshoi.-; por hour. A .) foe I
grinder and crushor coniliinod. Sure death to wild
oats.
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mi diseases or poultry.
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fcr bread, with nr.
THOMAS
.F. .fOSEFIB, Hoorielor,
WHOLESALE Hi RETAIL
Only White Labor Employed,
gand get
Write for our
i.Hl: LtrhtL WATEM
SUMMONS.
In thr. Circuit Court of the. State of Oregonor
A. C. HILL, rialntitr,
vs.
BODEDGK HILUDofendai
To Moilo.lue Hill, the above uamoil d.--fendant:
IN 1 UK NAME OP THE STATU OK
Oreiron, you aro linreby required to
appear and answer the comprint tiled
agaiimt you In the above entitled suit ou
or before tbe first day of the above en
tilled court next Col lowing the expiration
of the publication of this sti rontons towit
the Mill .lay of March, 1S92. And If you
fail to answer, for want thereof tho r lain
tiff will apply to the court lor I ho rollo
prtyed for in lior'coinplalnt,vl:ior (hedis
soltition of the bonds of matrimony now
existliiK between Iheplalnttlt'and dofmd
ant.enil the custody of thotliree yotinir or
mlnoi children, and for aueh other and
further reliol may be equitable.
This service Is nude by publication bv
order of Hon K P Bolso, Judue ol aid
Court, duly mado at Chambers iu Salem
Oiogon, Vec. llih. 1h.i1. '
L. II. MONTANYE,
(U-1S) All y for Plaintiff.
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INSTITUTIONS.-
Oregon.
.1 O W RITSM AN. SperotBry.
.CJoo F SIMISON, Vii-B I'niNl.luiit.
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I'r I, P'oioy, i r....r..... rK,
and Foreign Companies
mi
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J'ACC:3B OIL.
roR nc':s:: ::;: c attlz diseases.
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T'lts. i ACliliqs, t.r. ' ;rs. Gir.ilr.', Il;!ll, f ,r. In:, L?mens-I9. SIHf.
mtz. Cr:itV .J Hi7. ;.cr il:hcr. Oonfrsstiors. Fieih Wounds,
innqin:t. S;ru Ilitoll. ilistenaor. l-'lici. Pell Evil,
r-Atuln. Tumors, oi nt.?, Hir'.jiinnr, ard S,iuvi.t i.t tltfiir early
i ;r.jtc, Citttions wil:. e.;tli bi;tth,
r;t3EASE3 Or no-2a.
iOr-GiEKEI'.Ai. UlitKI I l ) VS.-fsc- fr-rlv In thr hoffSwIU.
rut, (Irenclt v iiu milk i itf i wbiuh u stnail
m is ut.
i'inr.i i .in.uratn a p-il i t onus n, or
Jmum uiLaua rorooit dowu tbv fowl s throat.
It you want the best
and most durable furni
ture that is manufactur
od in the city go to
BRINK'S
HflORE POWER
use
LESS WATER
Hv Illnatxitt.d l:.ul... r...
801.
WHEEL & ENGINE CO.
IItF!KNJorNT aWEMIR,
w.'kixi. r i K i.n. i i". n a
Tiljr O Is ncVnnw1..1rfl4
the lcnrlintr rcmeilr tat 1
Uooarrlia A JI"i.
Thoouly HHie ivmetly for
lJexrtip.t . ir Whites.
1 t-rcsrrilie it .inn feel
i afe lu ri-C'itniitcnUlQBit
eft to all a.iffVri'r..
ISfKa A. i. UTtlSKK. M. D.,
aU IiEi ATl a. Ui.
Kt4 by IlruKlClatl.
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CAVEATS.
insue rftr.vtitrft
nsuiON pati-:ntii
COr-VHIOHTS, etc
IVS,,.n.l,n n,l rren nnnrlbnolt write tn
flkl,..t I.,... 'J ' """iHWAV, Saw YoltK.
1) a nuUoa 1,-lveu Uva ot chargo la the
vft.iTj" 55nS't1l!Tn If,1"' sdenUBo rsrsr in lh
'uVittivaVHT,' ?ora :
1 To"7?A Yoffl
jUilS SaliM SirUtar''.
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