Albany daily democrat., January 29, 1892, Page 4, Image 4

SMUt gimtocvat
V Smeiiikf's Eicai'e, Cieoruo Sluccr,
the well-known Luiiini Indian, who y as
arreBted on suspicion of killing Moses
Yonkin at Fairnaven, Wash., niatlo a
desperato attempt to murder Sheriff
Pelormer, and succeeded in making his
escape. The sheriff took Slucur out to
the scene o the Youkins murder, to
view the ground and endeavor to draw
out an admission ol his guilt. The In
dian enticed the sheriff to the edge of
tho bluff overlooking the bay, and
.teventy-f.ve feet high, to show him the
tracks. As the Bherilf approached the
edge the Indian pushed him over the
precipice. The sheriff caught hold of a
shrub and saved, his life, but tho Indian
escaped.
All SuiNs.savs the San Fiancisco Post,
point to a revival of tho era of railroad
construction in the west, which has been
suspended for the past three or four
vears on account of short crops.of strike?,
of Kt.iiigeiicy in the money market, and
other causes' of minor importance. The
Bplelidid grain crops of lSiH .so great that
the railroads with all their facilities
could not handle them, have created a
new interest in railroad extension and
made the prospect much brighter. That
means tin Oregon Pacific among other
roads.
n
ueraian
Jim reoeirrt nw ul .r. fr rtr..l a
Bit -vueH's tl. f.;i.'"Ti:i4
Chow C inv.
Pick let in viux'
Sait ilernnrft
Salt his1 UIi,
Halt salmon.
yrup"
For Coughs & Colds,
John F. Joros, Edom.Tex., writes
I have used German Syrup for the
past six years, lor Sore Throat,
Cough, Colds, Pains in the Chest
and Lungs, and let me say to any
one wanting such a mediciae
German Syrup is the best.
B.W. Baldwin, Caruesville.Teun..
writes : I have used your German
Syrup in my family, and find it the
best medicine I ever tried for coughs
and colds. I recommend it to every
one for these troubles.
R. Sclimalhausen, Druggist, of
Charleston, 111. .writes: After trying
scores of prescriptions and prepara
tions I had on my files and shelves,
without relief for a very severe cold,
which had settled on my lungs, I
tried your German Syrup. It "nave
me immediate relief and a perma
nent cure. w
G. G. GREEN', Sole Manufacturer,
Woodliury, X:w Jersey, L'. S. A.
CUEETD
By using S. B, Headache and Liver
Cure, and S, B. Coueh Cure as di.
rected for colds, Thy were
SUCCESS FTTLLT
used two years ago during the La
Grippe epidemic, and very flattering'
testimonials of their power over that
disease are at hai;d. Price 75 and
50 ets per bottle, For sle by Fo
sh .y & Mison.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
t.i the Cirtu t Court of the Stale oj Orfjou
or tht county sf Linn.
The Arorican Mortgage Company of
Scotlacd, (limited.) PlaiutltT,
vs.
Euwin Wilcox, trustee, and Willia
IJeid and Agnes Held,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TUAT
by virtue of aE execution and order of
ta.e issued out ot trie above nam-d Court in
the aliove entitled action, to mohrecled and
delivered, I will on
alnrday. tlie Iv0lblay of January, ISM,
at the Court House door in tb city of Al
bany, L nn county, Oregon, at the hour of 1
o'clock p in of said day.eell at public auotion
for cash in hand to the highest uidd-r, the
real property described in said execution
and order of Bale as fcl'ovrs, to-wit: Be
ginning at the nor'.heast corner of the Rus
sell Hill donation land claim, notilioatioo
2312, claim 77, in township 12, south of
rncge 1 west ct the ulainette Meridian
thence runnioc south 11. SO chains; thenoo
south 35 degrees east 32 chaius to the head
of a slouch; thencedotvn the middle of the
Suntimn river 38 chains; thenco west IS
chains to tho plane of beginning, containing
60 acres more or less and being a portion of
tho eastjualf of section 14. Also the dona
tion laud claim of J jlu Wibel, notification
2.';:12, claim No 37, and being parts of sec
tions 3, 4, y and 10. in township 13, south of
raii;e 1 west of the Wiilametto Metidian and
being bounded and described as follows, to
Kit: Beginning at a point U.fij chains
north and 2.13 chains west of the northwest
obrner of said section 10 and running thence
north 21.73 chains; thence west 53.30 chains;
thence south 53 40 chains; thence east 63 CO
chaius; thence north 2U05 chains; thecce
we:it 8 10 chains to the place of hcgic.nine,
etmtaiumt! 321.21 acres. Also donation land
claim of Henry K GrciT, notificatiou 221)0',
claim io4,, bum-: parts of seclious Hand
14, in towuahip IS, south of range 2 west of
the Willamette Meridian, being bounded and
de-cribed as follows, to-wit; Beginning at
point 13.00 chains north and 24.00 shams
east of tlie northwost comorof s.ction 4,1
ana ruumnu tnejoe aoutn sz.to ohaios
thense east 43.4'Jchaius; thence north J2 71
etiains; thenee west 45 50 uhaius to the
place of beginning, containing 159.30 acres,
Also the donation land claim of Adolph
icisier, nottncation ivo xi.il, claim Ho3n
ueinii parls of sce'luns 2, it, 10 and 11. im
tt'wnship 13. south of range 1 west of the
Hlamettc Meii'iian, Rounded and described
m follows, to-wit: Beginning at a poiat
A Vi cuaius rasa aim j yi cnaius north Ol
the southwest corner ef said section 3 and
.tinniiii! thence cast 84.3(5 chains; thence
south 33 chain) ; thencs west 84 21 ehaias;
thence 3-1.41 chains t the place of be
ginning, containing Jt 1 it 57 acres, all lying
sod beintf situated in Linn couuty,Orognn.
The proceeds arising from the sale of said
.oal property to be applied first, to the pay
ment of the costs of this suit and of the said
sale and the oiiuinal costs taxed at (37.60,
and the further sum of $200 attorney's fees;
sec nd, to tho payment of plaintiffs claim
smountiix' to the sum oi $!S33 33 and acsru
itiK ir.tirL' .t thereon at the rate of tea per
sent per annum; third, the overplus if any
tkere be, he paid over to said Edwin Wilcox,
iruntce.
Dated I lis 2Slh day of December,
W.SCOT r,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
K. KriiKF!tI.
ti
Attorney at Lit. Wi',1 praotija n all c,u.ts ! the
itato. S;.ei:ial att jr.ti in airan to tnattwr im .nbate
ai.dtoco lii.-tio:u. ulTrCS-ht the Flinu bic'i.
D. R. S. BLACKllfr..
It. S. WiTgStf
All lr-,l mattera will receive prompt
Ofl'.ca iu 0,1 1 Feilowa' Trtuple, Albany, Or
Attorney at Law nl Solicitor in Chuncer. 'Clleo
tiom nia.i on all po'nw. Loans neotiatil M
rmble tcrmt. A ban, Orooo.
n.KO.E. CI lUTBSitL 11,
Attorney uLf. W.U o-fcrr i:
late, iiviti tv.jiv c, '
and t ca.lnii . ) -ri .
Gr
rnoy Law.tnd Kotary Public. Willpn
ouruoiiDiittat and in th Uaitar. Btm
forOreon. ttflltvt -Proal Boomi over A
Or.gou, Albany, Ogu.
JOXTAMTE ir HACKLKNAI,
Attorneys at Law.
llbaiy, Oregon.
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B. M. Ii. niLiM
Pfayaiaian u4 iiwjrn. OVKJCB Corser
Farry ttrecti, Alkany, Ongw.
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NATIaf AL BtIK,
or ABBAarr, iibkt,
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Yloe rrmldanl
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TRANSACTS A OEMERALbanklna tuainess.
AC.Ol-5TTS KEPT subj w atiMf .
qiOHT EXCIIAIfOB and ul raphi. Iraailar, Hd
Naw V'ork, Sau Franaiaa. ChJaazo and Ptiikiur
raaon
COLLECTIONS HADE en (atmbla
BMWTTOlia
B. Tonio B, ir, Lasmes
B Buis, L. Flnm
EswARD F. Sex.
T ISK CO X1TIOI1L Btk'D,
Ij Or AI.BASr, ORKOOH.
capital gTocft tin,in.
trMtnt J L COWAN
Vlae-Preaident ...1 U EALSTOH
st Cashier 0 A ARCBlBOLO.
iisscTORS.-s L Cowan, J It Ralston. W S
W II O.l. ra, J A Uratrard and OA Areh
Lad, I
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f RAN3ACT" a ranertl banklot business.
UKAWSK1H1 llRAns.n Sew Tork, Saa
aai fa-alar t, ,0raffon.
LOAN MOrTF.Ton apptorad ssenrUy
KKCElVKdeimalte aublect oheca.
B
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alAUST, ointn,
raplial,
Rrcaideitt
Vice-l'reaidont...,
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BLA1S
Tranaacta a (saaral baalaiar btlsliasa:
citiaa in Hit Umtad ttateal alia an Eaflaad.'lralad
C'lllectlans uiada at all aeaesaibla paints a (aver
ale terma,
'merest allawed a.i time dapeslts.
sik op mvio,
solo, onnooif.
resident
Vice. President ...
Cashier ..........
ItanHa,
H Uryant
Dtaaeross:
K Oeins,
h J I Meaats
J a ft Ureas
S alar
Jena Oalaes
r 3rmi.
COLLEGE.
I'lirllatiil llrar..n A t A
irincli.Vh.i..l:rAi-lTAL lttV rni.i.i.iF. Sninti. Orimti.
ame courf of itudy, auit rat?t of luittna.
23y
shciiirof Urn counts o,., .. Business, Shorthand.
V, r. . I Oil, leput. -!,, m.ii Uir..i,h.,ut tin ,w. Rtudsata adtnll.
at et.jr nine. C4talaria ftuiu either achucl. ba
FACTS
ABOUT THE TEA.WE DRINK.
But few pmb4 saaew that than Is such
Ihlnxaa sspojs)t tea la aailseenee, and fsww
hare seea it. Bat tkaasi Is, Mil H la ol all teas
the sweetset, (wrest, aaa raeel rtafrant Yo
aak at onre hw II la ahat It Is not oBVed lor
alo .at ou know nothing ( 11 That la
answered eaan ; but it Is neeeesarf to present
Brat a few dotalls. The pablte emir knows
two (anerul ebusei, Tta, the trees and she
black teas.
Oreen Tens.
Few people know that the briiht bluish
green color of Hit oriilua'y teas exposed In
His windows la not the natural color. Un
pVaiaut as the foe I may be, II Is neiartaalaai
a.-tlllolal; .Prussian bhu, allies, fypnim,
plumbaffi, and other nuhealthful mineral
colass being used lor this rurpnse The affect
la twofold. It not only matea the tea a bright,
shlay. attraetlTe green, but alio permits the
use of "otr oolor" and worth lan teas, which,
ouce nnder the green cloak, are roaJUy
worked off ea a good quality of tea. Thoabonv
Inable coloring practice even admits of the
uie of foreign subslanees, and the English
goTornmeut, which looks closer Into the gen
Blueneas of Its staples thau ours, but iu some
of the alleged "aneat" of teaa found redrled
learea, straw, fragments of nattlr.g,- rice
hmka, and itlUow leaves. Iu fact, itiaopenly
stated by au English authority that hundreds
of thouaauils of pounds of flue, cab., and wil
low leaves are annually Imported as tea,
which wlthc.it the coloring process would be
Ira; osalble. They report tea as one of tho moil
notoriously adulterated artlclelof commeroo.
The temptation to mulct sweepings and bad
tea into a merchantable product with a lew
cents' worth ol greoa coloring matter Is too
strong to withstand, and the worthlessuess of
the trash that often finds Its way to this mar
hot labeled VNew Crop," "Ueit Quality,"
" Green Tea," etc., woald simply astound the
publlo II revealed, to say nothing ol the un
healthfulnees of the rxusslaa blue, plum
bago, gypsam, and the othal mineral colors
that are employed.
lllack Teas.
The basket and pan-flred Japan teas, as well
as the China teaa that may be Included under
the general heading of "black tcaa,"get lluir
co'.or from the Crlig or toasting process, but
mineral coloring matter Is also frequently
used to give a certain desired commercial
appearance. The firing and the ooloring, as
In the green teas, largely conceals tho idea
lity of the tea, and permits the use of the
very cheapen teas, to argae nothlng'for the
deteriorating affect of excessive flrlng.(whlch
mnst be resorted to when a very cheap pred
net Is uaed and an extreme color desired.
BeeoVa Tea, (un-dxied).
Concerning sun-dried teas the people of the
racific Coast hare beard but little and know
less, althomgh it Is exteaelrely ueed where It
Is known and mndentood. We are told that
when tea la so poof II eeanoS be sold al home
or safely shipped totheBngUsk markets, it la
shipped to Ajnerloai that w will drink anr
thlng. That saay possibly be on of the rea
sons we kave not been cflered sun-dried tea.
mey were eod enough to send elsewhere.
The sun-lrted teaa katUf tan-tarsd, as
oalorlaj; starter Is aied, hence aothlng bit
psue tea laarse ean be employed: for inae
sisteA br aaaalpalattoa er ewlerlng, all at
ttrmpti at adnlteraMoa or the latrodnerJea ef
(emga haarea er material woald be bold and
liarirjf. Th it is, therefore, sweeter and fas
more fragrant than the artHelally oolored
green teas and the manlpalaud baakel er
pan Ored teas, yon hardly need be told. Thai
it is more healthful then the snlaeral-colored
teas, is also apparent Thai U is more expea
sire, is also tree; and thai Is another reasen
yon have carer aeen It These la net so mmch
profit in it as there la in the cheap adulter
ated and oolored teas.
About tli Cost of Teas.
According to the enstora-hoBJe reports, the
emonnt of tea reoelred al San Francisco last
year (1110) was S.Sse.iST ponuda, and the valae
iM,3S0, or a rraetion ever 18o per poand.
The coaBtur.er, ef which the reader was one,
paid for that We lea all the way Item toe se
II per pound. In older words, for that S9M.ZM
worth of tea thecoasamer paid between foe
and five millions ot dollars. Tkere are yoar
enonnoaa.rjrolltt and there yoa will probably
And the ekksf reason why aaaet of yoa never
nearo ot a auai-elrlsd tea. As ft a sun-drlsd teaa
have ao maelt, Ibey are compelled to be abso
lat pure and of bettsr qaaltty than the
atvaciaily colored and manipulated teas.
Hence rhe margins on shem are smaller, and
many dealers don't care about needling them,
snd yoa know limbing about them. But it Is
the objeot of this artlole to toil yoa where you
eau gel them, and what to aak lor, and all
aboul thsm,
Ceech's Tea."
"Beech's Tea," gua-autsed to be the pure
sun-eared leares, la now offersd to the people
of the Feel So Coast It will be a revelation
to you. Von doubtless never saw any nat
ural leaf. Have your grooer lrteak open a
package. It will be found la color to be Just
between the artificially colored green and
the black teaa, and tho drawn tea presents' a
clear, brilliant canary color, of delightful
fragrance. It Is offered to the people nt eue
per pound, the same price that many artifi
cially colored tens are sold for. But ls guar
anteed purity makei It more economical to
use; for a less quantity, ir.j about twenty
graina, ;ia required per cup. As there are
7.6JO grains to a pound, there will be seen te
be between three and four hundred cups to
the pound, or at the rate of about one fifth of
a cent per cap. Its economy Is therefor
manifest It is put up In one-pound packages
only, in patent air-tight and mclsture-proef
parchment with the trade-mark that is found
at the bottom of this article plainly printed
en the package. It Is sold In this form lor
two reasonsi on Is, that lh original strength
and aroma Is preserved! and second, the.-
can b Do deoeptton, which would ha nnli.
possible if it were fold In bulk, without the
name ana trade-mark attached.
Caution.
Beeolleet that the margin of profit Is so
mien smaller on Beech's purs inn-dried teas
than on the artificially colored teaa that yea
won't get It If tea by any other nam can b
peteffonyo. Ark far
FEA
VurrtsWdhtfodr
If yoar grocer does net have It, he will get
It for yoa. Price 6;e per pound. The above
trade-mark and price Is plainly printed on
earh package.
Perhaps the best way te est tM.t.v
yoa know the? bar, l, .od ,r. wlillug te sen
. miiaait, can be had without 41 fl
it.
cejtr at
ALLEN BROS-
J J. WIIITXEY,
tt.rney
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L, a Hat N :- Tti'iii.
EAST AND-SOUTH,
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA UNU.
anepvees Trains tears Portland llally.
outtT ' lN"rlh
T.-tKir! a. TLr Portland" At I T:8 a at
1041 re Lv Allmiir Lt 1 1 23 a
8:ltaaAr aaa granalaee LvT;0(ru
Akava bralna atai, anlv at (ollowlaa atatlona tittrl
af Raaaburr. (eat l'orl'and. Orauoil ( Ur, Wooil
surn, galaui, Albauy. Taiigaiil, Nlnid.l, llalaay liar
iaeurg, Junerion City, Irving, bugana.
aesssuao aaa, hailt
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PULLMAH BUfFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
For Af romiii.Ml.'siou of scroiMl-4'lnt riissneii
Km, ulluctu'il li hri'i( 1 rain
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YAQUIXA JJAV liOUYii.
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Ofegoii Pacific Hailrodd
T e iitn.i.
, Ki cclvcr.
Oragin Devslopmeni Co's Stoamcrs,
Jlhort l.ino to ('nliroriiiit.
rira'.clas lhroii,;li iik,.si. utter r.nd
freight lino from Fortl&uu auU all iciuta
B mo VYillam:t v ctiiny tn -li'l rroin .San
rntnclaeo, C'al.
lioat mk cloMf, cuniipctinii nt Alban
'-tth tralna of tbeOro.;u Pni'ltl Knilrosd
TIME SOMEIILLK. except Silnda.ra.)
Leive Albany lj:l p. h,
Lave Corvallia 1 :03 p. u .
Vrrira Taquina, 4:S." r. u
Lavo Yaijuiiia, 7:'Oa,M
Lartvo Corvallia,lb:it.r a,u
irrlra Albany, 11:13 A,
C. et C. traiM cnntiot at Albany and
.'urTBllia. Tha above tialim rnxnectBt
fuuica Vfith the Orstton DaTelopniHnt
.rsriloy a l.lne or s.oatnsliipa btttwnn
TatjKlua and Hau Praudsco,
lalhlkU aTM .
raoit vai'-tsa.
rTi;iaeilte Vallav, Uss'n'isr Utli , 2;nl Slit,
Floy saa rs.i.xrts"n
Willamat'.a Valley, Da.-ainbar gib ; igtht STlh.
Tha CoDitjan" "rrvfia ilie rigat to
tiiee aailiiig daloa "'Ihoiit notico.
Ir, B. PaaHoiiyora from Porilane! and
vUlamette VaHey poiitLa aan tiial clona
saajiMUjn with tint train of tho Yaqulna
"nte at Albany or Corraili. and ifdea-
thaad to ban Franoieoo aliould arrartorn to
vtitb at r anuina tun evotnns: neror fate
r aeuuuy
"'raaaeager an Fr.gbt rnica always Hi
Lorreal
For laf.iraatie. aimly te A It Ottafunan. Frelirhl and
ioltat Acsnt, Albany, tl :. nevlt.,
ti. F. eiH P Aan
Corvallia.
PATR0NIZE ROME INSTITUTIONS.
THE FARMERS & MrflGHAHTS fKSUHANCE Q
Alliitay, Orrgain.
W r RKAD, Preelilenl.
J Ij COWAN, TrwiMiirer.
Qco V 81 MI-SI IN, Vic. l'rs,lJ,'"'"'
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J I, Cowan, tioo FSIiiiiwon, tV F Knad, Ir 14 Koloy, M Htiirnliarx iw,,
J U WValliorinrri, KNNtrahan.J O WrIUiiiHii. v
AI.HO IllTmiCT AligKTII FOR-
Several Solid Eastern and Foreign Compan
ONLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE IN ArSASY.-
p$ ill rateiSBWiafW
m
22JprllTearij
i'tirillps tho IJL00D, Cnros CONSTIPATION, I.NIll,'ESTItj
SUi.IOUSMliSS, 1,1 V 10 It COM I'll Al. NTS, SICK HEADACHE, COLIR
'iMi'saEH, nil SKIN AFFECTIONS, ntitl DISEASES AltlSINU troa
a IIISOKIDEREU STOMACH. ,
'he Genuine If AM J! I'li'l TEA is jiul ud in YELLOW WhAJ'I'MH
with Faccimile tUmmtttrn of I'M I h FUiCXI:.
ICiDIHCITOM & OO. Aoentb. Qah FrtANCisoo.
isoi,r i:v Al l. iiti GSJiHTss am ;itfi'.im.
Tho Coniliined Ori'ongraiu uikI feod Mill imr-
i) jji'ind 1(K) liiislii.-ls per liour.
ct
an Iced t
trnndi'i' iuiiI cri'.sl
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ALBANY CIGAR FACTOR
WHOLESALE Hi RETAI
Only White Labor Employee1,
and get FV.ORE POWER
and use LESS WATE
m ur our new IIIUKtrutsd C titAlnu-ti. rw iu.li
Hit imtl WATER WHEEL & ENGINE 68.. SPSS&tl
The Voice
Iseasilj itijured-tlie sliirhtsst Irritation of
Hie thmat r larvnx at once fl,i i,.
tone. flilbllltjf. or power. All eHurta to
sing or sneak In nublie. umler ,...i,.
tlons, become not only painful hut daniter.
ous, and sltould bo strictly avoided until
every symptom is removed. To cfrrct a
speedy euro no otlwr liiedielne Is eo,ual to
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
The best of anorivne. tllil trsMifir'.ri,,aa n
Idly soothes irritatir.it, strengthons the dell
cato orftan, of spet-rh, mid restores the voice
to its tone and power. No sinner or public
sp.-aker should be without it. 1.1,11. ti....-.
son. tho fKlnous actress, certifies: Ayer's
c herry I'ectoral has been of very treat ser
vice tu me. It Itnprovos and streimtliens
tho voice, and Is always elfectlve lor the
cure of colds and cou(hs."
aeverai occasions I lmve sulTered
from colds, causing hoarseness and entire
loss of voice. In my profession of an auc
tioneer any affection of the voico or throat
s a serious matter, but at each attack, I
have been relieved by a few doses of Aver',
therry Pectoral. This remedy, with ordl
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