Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 13, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextgaUll democrat. IX'FIOl'S FAST. Tlio oslrii li is tlie swiftest runner known The estimated wealth of the United States, that is, the value of all lands, build' inijs, railways, etc. U put as 104,000,000, 000. The amount of money of all kinds i estimated by the secretary of the treasury to be 82.108,130,092. Koliert Dedsley, famous as a bonkseller and author of much ingenious writing, was a man almost entirely devoid of education He was a natural writer, developing into an author of no little renown, from the very small beginning of a livery servant. Medical practitioners In London, in pro portion to the population, aro as one to each ihousnnd persons. The average clientele of a practitioner in that city is, therefore, at least twice the size of his Ne York brother. The nnmber of dispen ary patients in London is smaller in cotnpari- son with tliw population thin it is in New York. A railroad with a gauge of but 21 inches is now building in North Carolina, It is to run from Hot Springs, near tho Tenn essee border, to Laurol rivor, a distance of 24 miles. Its courso is through a very mountainous country, touching also a very line farming country. Tho main purpose of its construction is to get out the timber on about 70,000 acres of land. A type of iuCm' engine is being built for the little road. A'.'.lption is universal in Japan, where it is practiced to keen a family name from becoming extinct. Indeed, ihere is scarcely a family in which it has not nt some time or other been prasticcd. A person who has no male issue adopts a son, and if he has a daughter, often gives licr to him in mar riage. A youth, or even a child, who may bo the head of the family, often adopts, on tho point of dying, a son, sometimes older than himself, to succeed him. Charles Dickens was extremely fond of amateur theatricals, A recently discovered letter of his contains the following lines, which aro most characteristic of the author of l'ickwick: "I am terribly out of spirits this morning, owing to tho great difficulty I nnd tho stage carpenter experience in making moonlight, which is a much more troublesonio tusk than wo anticipated.'' There is something very ludicious in tho idea of employing a carpenter to make moonlight. The mora tho last debt statement is studied in tho light of the demands upon the treasury for the noxt two months, the more determined the conviction becomes that something must bo dono very speedily to increase the revenues. The present ad ministration, by holding up appropriations and encroaching dangerously upon the coin reserves, will doubtless be able to tide over the t.vu uiuiiUis ut existence that remain to it. but after that tho truth will appear und a means must be found of repairing the deficit. If the republican senate will permit, something may bo done ut this session to stop the gap. Tho most likely revenuo measure to pass is that raising the whiskey tax to SI -3 a gallon. It would addnbout 8X,000,000 a year to the revenues without hurting nny industry or adding a cent to the cost of nny necessary of life. As tlii'ro is no opposition made to it by tho manufacturers of whiskey, it seems not unlikely that the bill may be passed. The death of Thomas JctTcrson and John Adumi formed a remarkable coincidence They died on the Fourth of July, I82C, al most at the samo hour.They wero both members of the :omniitteo that framed the declaration of independence; both signed it; both had been American ministers nt Kuropean courts; both had been vice presi dents nnd presidents of tho United Status, nnd both had lived to a groat ago. Adams died at Qtiincy at the Age of almost 91 years; Jefferson died at Montieello, Ya, at Iho age of almost $1 vears. They died exactly .r0 years (almott to an hour) after they had cist their votes for the declaration of inde pendence. The removal of the seat of government to Washington was etTected in the summer of 1S00. It seemed like transferring it to a wilderness. Oaly the north wing of the cipitol wustinished, und that was Pitted up U accomodate both houses of congress Tho president's house was finished externally, but much had to bo done on the inside. There was only ono good tavern, and that was insutlicient to accommodate half tl e congressmen. Thero was only a path through the alder swantpalong the line of rennsvlvnnia avenue from tiie president's house to the capitol. BileB e&ns Small Guarnntml to cure Hiltuus attacks, Sick ni'Uiliii ho ami IVoMipMlim. 40 In each bottle. I'ru'O 5c. Kor sale by Picture "7. IT. TO" r.r.A raniple lne fro. J. r. SMITH & CO., Proyriftgr, NEW YORK 1181! 1JUIDEK. Hon M A Miller hat introduced a bill for tlic construction of a fith ladder at the 'all at Oregon City. The conitruction of a lad' der that will accomplish the purposes had in view, that of supplying the Willamet'e am Its tributaries uithan abundance of s.dmon would be an Immense benr fi to t'te p;op of the Willamette Wiley, and In fa t to all weittrn Oregon, a he lni appropia'es $6oo. The bill provides that the fish way shall be bnilt In the bed of the rivcr on the west side of the main fal', by making excava tions in the solid rock. It constitutes the Governor, Secretary of state and S'ate treasurer, aboard who shall prepare plant, control the construction uni employ a su perintendent o do the work. We hope to gee this bill pas. BooJIe legislation Is c'-iming into disrepute all over tii woild anl if thec"ise wh ehgnve It the fii'St impulse coal I be buried to deep that Gabriel's trumpet would never wake it from its bl timbers t,ie nations of the earth would bs doubly blessed- A casual glance at the Innumerable evils of the day often carries the Impression that more wickedness prevails in this generation than ever before' but a careful survey of both the past and present will modify ihli impress on. The present age compares favorably with any ago of the world, and the moral forces now at work are more active than ever. The facts that evils are being ferreted out nod exposed in all their hi leomness miy make us feel torry for human frailties; bat the other fact, that the general miral sense of the people will not permit the wrong to stalk abroad unmolested, shows that the g'od Is gaining predominance. We have had some email boodle escapades, salary grab schemes, and municipal jobs to record the past few years but nothing lately In this country, of such magnitude as the Credit Mobilier scheme, or, the Panama scandls now agitating the French cavaHera. We are stilt susceptible of improvement but, after all, are not so bad as we are sometimes pictured. Portland Difitch Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking" Tobacco Made a record long years ago, which has never teen beaten or . approached. It lias not to-day, a moJ socend in popularity. Its ;T"3?V peculiar and unifcrm excellence pieascs in', men ui iu-uay &3 u &j tlicir tamers Dciore ii'.em. Qreat Bull riovement." S;U wherever tobacco issmoked. BULL DURHAM i3 a mild and pleasant (stimulant which quiets the nerves r.nd in no way excites or derange3 the system. In tl inspect it i3 distinctive. It gives the most solid c:r. fort vith no unpleasant effects. Made only by li'i tckweil's Durham Tobacco Co., Durham, N. C. tftu .illOV"-. Hon JetT Myers ha introduced the follow ing bills: For the erectijn of road supervi sors and to regulate the construction of county road, an-l one to prcvi!e that re ceivers of corporations sha'.l piy employes every thirty days. Mr Wcaihe:f -id has in 'roduced a bill providirg for exetnp'.lng homesteads from execrion. Thee bi'Is are not yet In print and we cannot speak of their piovisions. The finest line of pocket knives in the city at blew art & Box's. X'.-ti Children of Mr. and Mrs, M. SI. Boiler Altoona, Ta. Both Had Eczema In Its Worst Form After rhynlctanH Failed, Itood't Sarsttpurltla Verfcctty Cured. Great mcnt.il agony is"endured by parents who see their children suffering from diseases caused by impure blood, and for which there seems no cure. This is turned to joy when Hood's Sarsaparilla is resorted to, for it expels the foul humors fiom the blood, and restores the dis eased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. Read the following fron- grateful parents : " To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.s "Wo think Hood's Sarsaparilla Is tho most valuable medicine on the market for Mood and nkIii dtiexst's. Our two childreu suffered terri bly n llli the Worst Form of Eczema for two years. Vo had threo physicians In that lime, but neither of them succeeded In curing them or even In civhiit them a llttlo relief. At hiit wo tried llnod's KirsaparlUa and hi a month both children wero per frcllf rurrd. Wo recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla a a standard family nuMlolne, and would not Ik' without it." Mit. nnd Mits. M. M. ttuLLUH, 141 J Hint Avenue, Altoona, Ta. HOOD'S PlLLS cure liver lilt, onitliiMon, blllouiooM, Jauudli'e-, sick bendmche, Indigestion. SUMMONS. i tt4 C'Vttitv Court of thi Stat toj Ihtgon for ri ( ouitty ol l.tnn i S M KMimia, I'iaialiff, Mart Mullen, Defemlan. Mart Mullen, ll.e Wv nani.il defend, ant: I IN TI1K NAMK OF THK STATE OF Oregou, von io hereliy rt quired to p- (K-Hr nii answer tne cjinpi unt ol the above piainun, in ineai ove entitled court, now on hie with the clerk of aid court, on or before the hut day of the neat regular term of said court, alter tho publication of thu tummont lor six conreculivo week, towir, Mondav. thetithday of March, ISM; and you are ootiti.d that if y-n fail v appear ami annwer aid complaint, as hereby trn'iired, the plaiu till for want tteiwf will take ja, lament aain.t you fortheaumof fS'J 17 and the coala aud ili.bureineiit4 of tin-, action to be taied; and an oider directing the tale of a eertaiu frame buildini: one 1 by the defend ant, on lb we.t eel 1 1 lot li, hi block 3. in Shedd, OregoTi, aud a tot of t.KiIa Htu.vted thenln, all attached a the propcty of the difelid.int herein. IV i-htd bv otd. r i f tho lb i , r.il le I N Ouncan, Jii.lit- of sii I c urt. mad,' at Chain. here, lu All anv, . .,:, .unt), Oregon, the -Tth day .if llei-eiiil.er. l'.i. Vi;AiiiKai,.i, i'iiAnn:iiN, Altutl ryi (or UaintilT. We need some cheap, Unique JOB Printing And I shall send an order, at once to P. J. SMILEY, Flinn Block, Albany, Or He has the largest stock of Printers' Stationery and the best equipped Job Office in the Valley, good work and low prices should be appreciated, all work delivered when promised, and we will REMEMBER THE SIGN "a Star JBiikerj or3r :nl tiblii and Firat St CtrFD MY1R, PROPRIETOR, bBALRR'lH l aautd Frailn, UlUNO tVHVP, Wrled Frull Toburco, Miltrur, 'iHee. Et laaned .U t ilaeeoHwur. Vegetable; Mpices, Tea, Inractever th,ujr that la kept In a jrener variciy and yuooery atoro, Hifrliuat markut pneo paid for ALL KINDS OP PRODU RedCrownMills ISOM & LANNIKC, PROPRIETORS. EW PBOCKIW Fl.ODK 8P7KRIOR TOK rABlfMI AND BAKERS 7SX. UESTSrORAGR fAOlMTiES Poultry, Hides and Furs. Higheit cash price paid lor turkeys, geete, ducka and chlckena, at office of L Jacobj, S'.raney A Moore's old stable, 4th tieet, Albany, Also hides and furs of all kinds bought or cash. n. m. sro.VK, Arrhllcet and C'ontraelor. L)tv or lirs with II i:b tr: :i.-oi , R Kaiate a;ouLa. LOST, In Aloany, on female Mcuicu Coolie yallow sLepard pup. alx ui IDs old Any infoimattori will be rarxouauiy rewarded i D MILI.KK :500 Reward ! M pt tl'ho rwirrl f-r any of !.n III. l.VKiia, Kick ltaVlaU-ll, lllili;tjaltn . (V x 'r riUin?M rurmot cur with Wm t.lTur lllli, w )in th 4irxt(.nt i9't- tl tlh. Tht-y arr purely rftable, nr , irivo MtUfacHoi.. Stijftr t'oate,! Iirve ." I, tl i'iits. l. war of ontTr(t . h j. nt.in iiiamifactuml oit.y FOSHAY & MASON Vl?LBL4ll AMD HIT AIL-- Ornftgistsand Booksellers A1.-e1.Ufor John R, Alden'a publlcaUons "Uh'h we at publisher' prloea wltk .tavead.1a MIA!T. uict:uoi FARMERS, ATrEXriON IF : YOU . V. ANT : A WACON.iHACK, BUGGY CART! PLOW, HARROWjDRILL SEED ER. FEED CUTTER. or any kind of a Farm IinVement or Ve hicle, call on or address, B. F. RAMP, Opposite Post OlTre, Albany, Or. Wall Paper, J. A. Cum nun; ALBANY, -:- CREC0N ALBANY-'.OR. WPITSMAN & HDLBERT BROS. Real Estate Agents rarmt and Ranches foraale. Also oity broperty inj Albanr and Coryallis. PARTNLRSHIP NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between T C Baker and Wm Emerlck (Joins: buslnesa as butchers at Albany, Oregon, ia this .1 iv dlssrlved by mntnal consent. T C Baker will collect all bills due said firm and pay all liabilities. Tho business will bo continued at the old stand op poslte Scheerrrs stables by T C H.kor. C ar Rllvbl.arl Tl' ... t. . . . , u.b..b.v ..ui ruioliru Ulllier IH. The Albany Dressed Feef TC Baker, Wat EMRHICE, C M llUPKHART. M name of Company, i this otuce and receive reward. .ESTRAY NOTICE- Straj ed from my place, near Peoria, three head of four or five year old cattle, dehorned, and brandei with letter P on hip. They weie broiuh from M Pa ne' farm lear Hock Hill. Kewr.rd to any one who will let m know of their where abouts L. S EN I H RS, Albany, O CARPET DEPARTMENT. HELL KTOCKED WITH HIE CHOICEST MATTINGS. OILCLOTHS. DRAPERIES1 LINOLEUMS, , CURTAINS! I OF THISISEASON'S NOVELTIES AND PRICES HEQBALED IN THIS MARKET Samuel E. Young PUMPS! PUMPS! PUMPS! We are general agents for the celebrated Myers Force and Lift romps, also the Rumsey Foice and Li t Pumps. We guarantee these pumps to give perfect satisfaction or uo sale. We also guarantee them superior to any other pump in the market, We also carry the largest stock ofFarm Implements and Vehicles to be found in tho valley, Give us a call. M1TCI1KLL, LEWIS & STAVElt CO. SC57 Sncl& Ellts-vvortlist, Albany, Or 0HI The Forum. - flfO I -TTltZ FORW ta to the Cnittd State vhat Tnie Nivf- f V'A If it.. -Si n I TTEnth CEntl-kv f to England, and worr- -incomparably tht I L.''H' I Td " Jjli f bet thouyktul periodical ice itavt ever had." 1 yf n, r iE:3s-? JJ THE F0BUM contains articles about what men hlJW '' 'l 1 WVS ft 1 now doing in the world. - Vf'l I v ti If The problems and the tasks of your own life and v I Hon. 1 ; Oil. f I j f. A. vwn lvrtv n rr Shcr1pHon. may h gfyit direct to TTIr. rnxrH y IS ffjl 0 rSsJvjt I? orttmiimh tiny rtrtt.listudMubcriptiun agencu or book-Kllcr. V." 59i . I Iw.H.Maixock P(S 3 li nl ' T'B VW;';) F. Makon Catoii If I t Z ':(i- Timothy v, -.sr. x n OOVCRNOR Fntotme Hahf(i3n thought, and of oar own country, and of oar own time; the education of your children; the latest re sults of research in your own special study; the great hooka of the period; tho real leaders; the large movements-are these not the most interesting subjects! The secret of The FonuM-s hold on its readers li that its writers make it helpful to all who think. Its readers form the dominant part of every pro fession, craft, and class-thoso who are succeeding because they have a correct measure of the intellec tual forces and of the larger activities of American life, the best-informed, and the most ambitious. Its writers are the leaders of thought and of ac tion everywhere and in all kinds of important work, Ask the best informed man in your community what he thinks of The Forum, or send to us for the written opinions of some of the leading men in your State, and in all other States. TulFoKM: nd:a8q3, Kivlcti. J5j!ir. The Oregon Land Co lVltn its home office tl SALEM - - - OR1JJC3-01T2 In the Gray Mock, comer Liberty and State street, branch office In Portlau MA.KES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tracts near Salem's "ah evil , av 1.11 ..v tllic ill J J lJ J pel aero small cash piyment long time on balerce 1 d for particulars.