Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, July 08, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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gttUil Hctncucrat
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
j, ( l'ubljjilie J every day in the week
except Sunday.
MT''lf$ i MHTTl.XG, Editor and Prup'r
Filtered at the Post Offl;n at Albany
Oregon, as aacoud cla.s uiati matter.
VATIBUAl JH ""
The amount of wheat exported fcr JIuy
was 10,707,791 bushels valued at
J10.220.2oC. The amount of wheat export
ei during May 189:1 was bushels,
valued at aT.iiog.Si!1. Kor the eleven
months ending June 1, 1892, there were
exported 147,972,25! bushels valued at
$152,800,027. and for the eleven months
ending June I, 1893, there were exported
100,498,372, valued at $35,428,748. This
accounts for so much gold going abroad.
It shows how tlio farmer is "protected"
also
The public cannot be too often warned
of the existence of the political demagogue.
Like a ghoul, he always has his eyes open
that h may see something to eat. He
rjajses a pretense of being friendly to the
interest of the peop!! " Y ca"y
tiioi iUu secure t own F"sonal Qgifan
dizement. Hardly a community In the
whole country that has not ond, of more
than one, of these wo'.ves in sheep's cloth
ing, Keep your eyes on hiin. He will do
to watch. He seeks not the country's good
but his own preferment. He has the heart
to feast upon his country's misfortune.
Watch him. '
It has been recently cmcedel that St.
Augustine, Fla., la the oldot white settle
ment in the United States, having been
founded by Melendez in the rear 1565, but
there is evidence to show that the city of
Tucson, In Arizona, antedates S'.. Augustine
by at least 13 years. In the year 155' 'heir
Catho'ic majesties, Ferdinand' and Isabella
of Spain. Iiiued a charter to snd for the
pueblo of Tucson, which, after having been
mislaid for a matter of 300 yesrs or more,
has recently been divcovcred among the
archives of the church of San Xavier del Bac,
which b situated about 10 miles below the
present town of Tucson.
Bees and birds court the society of man '
that is, they aeek the locality where fields
and gardens abound, for they fare better
when human industry extorts from the soil
the products upon which they subsist. A
Maine bee culturist Bays it Is the rarest
thing In the world to find bees away from
the settlements, or from openings where
flowers giow. It is in the small batches of
forest they are oftenest found and generally
not far from the edge of the woods. It is
the same with b'rds. There are no song
birds in the northern Maine wilderness, and
scarcely anvthing that can be called bird life.
Birds cluster around towns and villages
An English scientist is autnoiity for the
statement that there arc five times as many
species of insects as there are species of all
other living things but together. The oak
tree alone supports 450 species of insects,
and 200 kinds make their home in the pine.
Forty years ago Iluinbolt estimated that the
number cf speclvs preserved In collections
was between 150,010 and 170.000, but sci
entific men now say that there must be
inore than tbicc-quar'crs of a million,
without taking into acoun: the parasite
creatures. Of the 35.000 spci;s in Europe,
however, not more thau 3500 are noxious or
destructive. There are mor '.an 100,000
kinds ot beetle.
j Cl UHM S FAI TH.
Iowa raised 220,000,000 "juuels of corn
last year.
There are lKOOJi-ities and towns in this
country which have electric lights.
It is saiJ that the largest piece of mica
in the'worldwas recently taken out of a
Xorlh Carolina'rpiarry. It measures 9 1-2
xiO inches.
Since Dickon's death the firm of Chap
man & Hall have sold 0 CI.OOO copies of
I'ickwkk. The profits on Pit-ken's works
still amount to about $10,000 a year.
In Berlin there are said to be 10 nobles,
seven retired army officers and frree clergy
men employed as cab drivers.
In 1892 New York ci'y paid for its schoo
bill, $4,000,000; for its amusement bill
$7,000,000; and for its drink bill, $00,000,.
009.
The savings deposits in New York flute
increased by $44,000,000 during the past
year. The numbor of deposi'ors increased
by 89,000.
The sun never sets on the toil of the
United States. When it is 6 p ui on
Attoo island, Alaska, it is 9:oG a m of
the day following at Eastport, Me.
The telephone line recently stretched
from New York to Chicago is twice longer
than the longest line known. Nearly a
million tons of copper wire were used In
laying it.
fritupmr?atwntch-etiard bottles, sugar
Coated. Snail (!)k Betma. Uo, uer bottle.
Hood's Cures
Jas. C. B. Card
Oakland, Cal.
Made Over Anew
Chronic Headache Cured-Weak
Lungs Made 8trong and Well.
" For years I bad sick headaches every day, and
I also had very weak lungs. Since I nava
been taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, I have
been eaMirelr cared of headaches, and my
lungs aro strong and well. Friends often say
How Well You're Looking.
I tell them It Is due to Rood's Sarsaparilla. I
am email In atature never weighed over
100 pounds before taking Hood's Sarsapa-
rllla, and at the time I began taking It I had
run down to 85 pounds, but now I weigh
lll't My friends thought I would be dead
ago, but I am perfectly welt. I am
unable to express my thanks for tho good
Hood's Sarsaparilla
baa done me." Mrs. C. B. Caud, 1215 Adeline
Street, Oakland, California.
.-food'a Pil.3 euro nil liver Ills, Sillon
cuj. Jaundice, Indigestion, sick Headache.
The Urfgoni'(i repeats and re repeats
tlie oft told tulo that the price of wool went
down because of fear of free trade in wool.
Hut there has been no throat of free t ratio
in bread stuffs. Now, why has the price
of wheat, and bread stuffs generally, de
clined ns much in price as wool. Hear in
mind that the republicans promised that
under the beneficent inlUienre of the Mc
kinley bill the nirricultur.ilits and fanners
were to prosper abundantly. The McKin
ley bill is now in full force and protecting'
the farmer with all its niiht. Hut the
price of wheat is lower than eor fcvc
here: The 'otiil value of bread stuffs ex
ported from tho I'nited States for the
eleven months ending June I, i'.t;!, w;is j
MS'vM.O'Ji. Kor the eleven months end ing
June I, it was S-VJ.-US.-JOT. This j
was a kss cf a round $100,00.000 in cur
cxportsofbreadstuffHul.net Trulv McKin
leyism isXdisinie thoiiuh not a blessing.
The strange freak ot the wool trade put
many a republican protectionist in a hole
from which he can not extricate himself.
In view of the decreased demand for wool
in the t inted States and the consequent
low price, one would naturally think our
manufacturers would largely cease import
ing wool. Not so. The amount imported
for the month of May. iJ2t was H,ltH,lV4
pounds and for the month of May, 1
it was 1 4. .'.. -V.I pound, and increase of
4-1,6 pounds fcr the one month alone.
Hut look at thi: Tor the eleven months
ending June lt, 1S'.J. the nuniter of
pMind imporbvl w.n i;W,7t"J.;i: poinds
nd for the eleven months on dim une 1st
of this yir it a:nonntcd to l-V.i77.M
Kund-t, an im rvasfof JII:M. pound-.
The figure are o!h;ial and can not
disputed. Tof1 Oi-ffc.W.r'f' t.i'k .about the
price of wool i general and nn.Ie whollj
for partisan purps--. Tiv-e i ;.,Te show
tVt and figur.'S ti.at 1. 11 p! wily t'se tvv.'t.
ot the op v j .wi of th j rvt. tio:i or. no"'.
0GOOJ3IEWS
Fcr the millions ot consumers ct
aTnti'sPills.
It fflPRr. Tun ib n,iirr tonn-d
iimiiivt that hols now put tins up a
TINY UVER PiLL
which fnf cxrrcriluglviunitll -.lz,
j -t ftjfilinliiK l 1 thv virt iit'n r (Iip
litrRcr tiiie.-t. 4iiinrtitcl purrly
fffk V'irtnM. Until rirrfLhr
'art-hI III tfwtio.'. Thorxiut ulito of
TUTTS TINY LIVER PIUS
U tntft u In tau-lHirtl.T of thio'ad.'
9
9
9
mi
5Jf (ELkf I
GuarantcM to ci:rc Hilions attacks,
Sirk llrail u li? a:t roanlpatlon. 40 In
each bottle. Pri.j Jior sale by
itniKls!'.
ricliiro --A ample lo.e frM. '
J. r. smith t. c., : oinctors, new york.
run N ir.a.i' i-.ilM -i -i , :i i, r ui- m vw muiuto.
1.1: 1,11,1 'r L;'-
10 Kl5;,n.i, T', ,,VoiLeT Pewocn
r.9 l.-rl',.. h.m t tr.-ft!h-rt.
WUKin COXSllKHINU.
Veuivou at C K Hrownelle.
VI VVI Co itfictf in Baltimore bloc'.
A full hm of Wurner Bros eorw:ts at U, P
If yoa wint a fine siuokt- call for Jneph
white hbur ctKarn.
CVmeitiidaeo th nw chil wl plow at
Ramps opposite post tlioe.
The beioat not!i in the mty at C Ditit
Mi.tnr mokefc rive trip-daily to VieieckV
addition. Lotr there oa iiitHnient8 of$l
per week,
n extfiuivo variety of gardf u teed Ixith
in I'ullt and by the pacific can be found at
V K fJrownellB.
Palroniza home industry by imokittg thn
celebrated white labor cigan, manufactured
by Ju'ias JoCjh.
New cork aole, hand tumod ahoe. aome
thioR entirely new. not a winter iboe but
lihhtacd Hexittle for spring and mrotner
we.r, t Rrttd, Peacf.ck Si Co'a, Call aod
iui; ej? t-it-m.
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ALBANY,
N. WALDAHL
--Afci'cliant Tailoi'.
Suits Made (o Order and Sntisfnclion Guar iii lir
licpqit'iqg of illl ltnds.
SHOPfOPPOSITETHE POST OFFICE
OREGON
ADVANCE THRESHEl
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Can be counted on
16 fciire Catarrh Dr. Sage Catarrh
Remedy It's nothing n6w. For
2 years it has been doing that very
tiling. It gives prompt and com
plete relief but you want more
than that. And yon get it, with
this Remedy there's a cure that
is perfect and permanent Tha
worst chronio cases, no matter of
how long standing, yield to its
mild, soothing, cleansing and heal
ing properties. " Cold in the Head "
needs bat a few applications. Ca
tarrhal Headache, and all the
troubles that come from Catarrh,
aro at once relieved and cared.
You can count on something else,
too $500 in cash.
You can count on it, but it's
more than doubtful whether you
earn it.
The proprietors of Dr. Sage's
Remedy, in good faith, offer that
amount for an incurable case of
Catarrh. Don't think that you
have one, though.'
They'll pay you, if they can't
cure you. That's certain.
But they can cure you. That's
just about as certain, too.
Can you ask more?
"OTJGGY FOR SALE. Good amand
iT JT ' ul,8Sj"oaNp, tan en
s
ADDl.K HORSEfor aale cheat. nr
ftctly s;itl8 calloo M. Betidem.
SHEEP LOST. 21 bead of aheap, sot
brwded. from A Su.ll'a farm south
ihany. 10 old one, 11 lamb., on. a ta:k
nd one a merino. Will pay for troob'e od
furroatiiD to A Snell, Albany .
WANTED. Position to do general
housework. Lave word at tbft
Dkisoohat oinne.
FOR SALE. A eecord band digraph
tn good condition for aale cheap. In
quire at this office.
Notice of Assignment.
Notice is hereby given that the Bank of
Oregon, of Albany, Oregon, haa duly ai
niRiied to the ttrulerefffned assignee ail iti
property and eftt for the benefit of all ita
ofeditorB. under aad by Tiitni of the een-
eial aeeignmant lawa of the state of Oregon,
and the undersi ned haa hreiofcre. tnttf
on the 2Sth dy of Juna 1S93, duly qualified
aa ia oh AMuinee.
All prraona having claim apainst ttvd in
solvent ana ihe hum tnerect are I'tieby
rruifed to tiretit the rame t the un
dersigned at Ihe Bank of Oreuon tutldinir in
he city l All any, Oregon, uodnr oath.
witni ( hrre months ot thsdate.
Dated this ?tth day of June lSg.'l.
W.8. Thomikun
Assignee of the Hack o( Oiegon. an insol
vent.
LADIES' TEA
la a plearant drink, which wiUta borne by
the stomach wiAtut Dasma or !ripio). Ix
eta thoroughly on th tlvar, knloeya
rtp od active organs. A gntl fftijsit, effi
cient diarvUtia aiJ mot ossfnl in amnft or
(aiD ful mensturation. it aids ueituja aad
redu.ee a ecrpn'tney; eliwi cookie xrj
readaring it fair, arid roctmpg the mtevir
ton of the atrro.Trir it reniovnsihe bilt wfaieri
hy accuomlatioo, producer the priHowlma4(,j
oouploion pecnliar to tha contiited state
S.'ld by all druggists.
NEW : FURNITURE,
V STORE It NOW FULL OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, CONSISTING
f bed room ftf. ohurt. lounges, etc, which I will sell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
M
C.ll oi rr. for hrgia.
Tlios. Brink.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
.I. JOSEPH,
Proprietor
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Only White Labor Empioysd
Are warranted to thresh more r.rai.)
fflven time and do it bctler tin.,..
chine made, 3 V
The AnvANCK Tractiox Excis,)
the best In Ihe world. Runernlier i
work mcara lari-c profiu in ihe ihrt?
business. Catalogue mailed tree J
EDWARD HLGl'lKRl
Cen'l Ag't, Portland, Ori.t
GRAHAM &SHAI
IlKALKRB IX-
AGRICULTURAL ImplemenhJ
supplies. Advance Threshers K
glnes, Mlnneapulis Binders, Woodi j
Standard Mowers, Newton Wagoni,!
veglan Plows, oils of all kinds st u
lowest price possible, The Alliance t
Grange agents have kfarded us thcJ
tract to furnish Twine for 'heir mtmw.
Call and get our prices before purchu
eUewhere,
Mil'. I.EAIMNG PHOTOGRAPH ERN, eon'
Cabinet photos from $ 1 .50 to $4.00
per dozen, fmlaiglng picturea a
ispeclalty. 16x30 crayon; framed
for $10.00; We carry a large stock
of 5x8 and sterescoplc viewa of Or-
-alhany Oregoai
DRUGS
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Stationery, Toilet ArtU'es, Musica
lnstrumen'3, ttc.
Hodges h McFarlanfl,
,rhe Corner Drug Store," Aibanjr, Or.
ra. Dr. ratleracn
The IfotI Clairroyant srd Life Rmler,
hro, and md j(oiin-lt her renialenM, n
J B Cousin '-. tht (4 Vut all sullrx1
pr9nt fto'l faturo; livi trimhlii, Abti:iTiAi
basins!. Von oin liiur frdrn rurd (nva4
F
OlISi'i. Kaimersor elbpra wanting
ALBANY FDRN1TDKE CO
Baltimore Block, Albany, Ore.
Dealers in all kinds of Furniture, Wa
l-aper cjarpnta, L,inoieuina,
Picture Frames, bto.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY
HYDE & JAMES,
Prorr!etnr&
$50 REWARD
tnnlt chftap can nhtatn It bv
at the AlbaryHnwinvOi'' natablla!
near tnt f oepot in tnia cay
I will pay a reward of $."0 for tha convic
tion nf the person who w.nronlv aud malic
ioasly damaged my bicycle in tho hall np
stairs in the Foster lilock 00 the night tf
June 22. C O Beam.
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER, i
LACE CURTAINS,:
WINDOW SHADE
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Best : in : tie : Mi-
AT
Forlmiller 4 Irving
WANTEi
At the store formerly owned
Allen Bros.
BUTTER, j
EGGS, !
LARD, i
BACJON.
and CHOICE APPLE
for which I will fnav the best cash P
possible.
B F RAHIf
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERS'
NOTICE.
Albany, Or., Jane 27. 1SS
The co-pMtnerhip in the clothing
nesMherettfor rxistiug between J I, O
and M Sternbers ia from this day diuo
Mr Cowan retiring tliercfrrtm. 1 h
will herttftt-r be kpot n by thersms
8ternberi & Co, will afsume all the li
tiea of, the firm ind collect all outfttiot
accounts and notes due said firm.
J. L. Cowas.
3. TERSrER.
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