fiaihi democrat.
FublUlied every day in the week
except Suuday.
.nra k mmi Editor, wiint'i
fnlered at lEe Post fuse at Albany
viruu,wiuuu utuui uiau iniuier.
.. J I IV IK, It'JS
muchly
It's in
STRAIMMU AT A i.V.T
The Beaverton Chionide i.
wrought up. Ills scandalized.
dignation know no bounds. Scarcely a
doubt that it could bite a tenpcnny nail in
two. And all about an appointment made
by Cleveland. Judge A IV Terrell ot Texas
i s said to be a poet and wrote some verses
aoout n ukes iiooth who killed Lincoln
Cleveland has appointed him to Till the
office of minister to Turkey. The CVironicV
thinks the "poem must have made a won
l?rful impression on the mind of Mr Cleve-
liiuu. jt ininits -tne wonuer is mat tnii
Jonu eared Texas iudee. with the lofiv do-
etic soul, was not taken into the cabinet or
put in charge of the pensionlbureau." Now
we believe that nine-tenths of the rational
candid men of the land hplipve. that, nnlit-
ically, it Is a much greater crime for one
u uu an in nis power to destroy the gov
ernment than to rejoice in the killing of a
president. The ChmukU should run its
mind back and search out a few historical
facts. One, Gen Ackerman, a Georgia con
federate, did all in his power to destroy
this government. When Lee surrendered
it left Ackerman a soldier, without a job
Being a dear lover of pelf and power ho at
Once ininpd hfnicalf in the. rav,,iMin ..act,.
' . . r .. j,. i.
for where the carrion is there also will be
the crow, or, literally, where the spoils of
office are there will be found the spoils
hunter.O He at once became an important
lactor in republica npohtics of that day,
and it is no "wonder" that Grant made
him attorney general in his cabinet. The
eaae fact might bo mentioned about Keys
wnom Hayes made postmaster-general in
his cabinet, and about Moseby, the confed
erate guerrilla, who was given a foreign
mission by a republican president, or Billy
Mahone, with whom republican leaders
so long connubiated. The Chronicle won
ders that Terrell was not put into Cle
veland's cabinet. Terrell, if a spoils hunter,
now sees that he mide the mistake of bis
life in not becoming a republican at the
close of the war for then he would havo
had a chance nf lwinr rail,.! in r:,mt'a n
Haye's cabinet, but beitg a democrat he
um 10 put up witn the insignincant mission
to Turkey. We commiserate the Chronicle.
In due time it will learn the patent truth
that a confederate general in the late re
bellion is not now necessarily a better man
because he is a republican nor necessarily a
worse man because he is a democrat. It is
a foolish thing to strain at a gnat and
swa'low a camel.
mativ ccoi'le know how much ma-
en'erg into the coinpulllon of a first-
class passenger car. To build a passenger
car of ihe best kind requires about 2400
feet of poplar, 5o feet of ash, 1000 feet of
white pine and 23.10 feet of yellow pine,
?oo foet of the best oak. 430 feet of the
strongest hickory, 400 leet of cherry, 400
feetcf maple veneer. nJ rerhanr small
amounts of other woods. There are four
pairs of nheels and axles, too pairs of
passeneer-ear trucks, about tooo rounds of
Iron. 7oo roumU nf rutlliii,.. 1rtn nauni?a nf
calvanizpi Irn ami ien .h.l. nf tin. Than
add screws, chandeliers, air brakes, sash
balances, 6j or 70 glsss panes for the win-
eows ahd Hnnra. trnvrlt- s.nt fivturt.. lamni.
door locks, knot? and hi.iges, basket ricks,
wincow lilts, window fasteners and seat
springs, and you have mcst of the hard
ware Then ihere are about 200
yards of rlush. one hundred sards of
sheeting and 300 pounds of hair. When all
these tkincs are taken Into account no won
der can be felt that a passenger coach cogts
over $4900. The materials do not cost this
much. But brfnre the ear is nut on the
road about $1200 wiil be expended In labor.
noma coicsidebiskj.
Venison at C K Urou nells.
VIA VI ColilEc! in Baltimora M'.-
A full lim Jof Warner Eros cornets at R,T
ij-'oa. ''
If you want a tine trnokr call for Jon ph(i
white labjr cigars.
Come and see the new chi! 'cd plow at
Ramps opposite poat:thce.
The bcstjraaat coSee in the city, at Conrad
Motor makes live Irips daily to Vureck'a
additron. Lotr thuo on inatallmenta of$l
per week.
An 'tnRiv'M vttn'ntv rf n.A - i il
in bulk and tv the rjack.oo can Kn rnnn.l ..
C K firowcells.
Patronize hnmn indn.trv )... : ,i
celebrated w hite labor cigara, manufactured
uy ju-m. tforepn.
New cork anla. b.ml ttinA -1. -
thing entirely new, not a winter shoe hot
li, htard nViiljIe for spring and summer
van
insj-t ct them.
AUTUMN WINTER I
The JacVsonvillt Timn says;
There will be more fruit in southern
Oreiron than in anv other cortbn of 1!
state this year; In fact, there will be an
aDunaance or warty everv deicriniion. and
of a fir.t class quality, loo. This Is pre
eminently a fruit country, and sooner or
raicr writ lane iront rank. Willi the lead no
districts of California In the race for public
tavor. The timo Is not far off when
Rogue river valley fruit will have a prom
inent place on the tables of the naboba of
we united states.
I'onx no the Kates. ThA V,.; p..
cific lead with reduced rates to eastern
points.and thair through car arrangements,
magnificently equipped Pullman and Tour
ist lmlMrfl fKum.lii.innl : 1 r 1
,..., .. ..,,K vuoir car anu last
time, make it the best line to travel. Two
iiniiis revive rrom rortlana daily at 8:45 am
aiid7:H0p m. The rates are now within
reach of all. and everybody should take ad
vantage of them to visit the" World's fairann
their friends in the east. Send for rates
m iieuuies or trains, and do not pur-
1 i ; ah ""ercunsunmg uuran &
W H Hl-RI.BfRT,
Am t Gen'l Pass. Awnt. IT P
m Portland. Or.
Bova l:nrtr tf, Mtiln ik.t. t. . .
, ..: 6 "cir nair cut a
V iereck s will receive a free ticket to the
uam gruunas.
It will be remembered that whan H.ii,
was playing Richard" in Chicago ir. 1879
a mentally unbalanced spectator named
Gray shot at the actor twice from the gallery.
une 01 tne Duuets Mr Booth secured and
had it aet In a gold cartridge, unon nhirh
he had engraved the words: "From Mark
Gray to Edwin Booth. April 21. 1870 " Thi
gnm reminder He always preserved.
7 e.c . .......
lore.
and hair cutting par
FOR SALE. Household furniture for
Ra!a nkaan T -f ri' -
-,u T 1 11 a "l iDDDus j ones
. nq,B oruauaaDin ana carry.
FOR SALE. A secoed hand caiigrarih
111 annA AnJli M I. I . '
, D- ,wa uio vu, i n
quire at thia office.
THE liOT-WATKK ItEMEUv.
Are you a busy, worried woman, who
Omes home at night wits temples throb
bing and cverymuscleaching'froni fatigue?
If so, you often say to yourself: "I am
dead tired, and I haven't the ambition to
dress or even comb my hair for the even
ing." Then you lounge about and go to
bed about 9 o'clock with your head still
a&ing nnd your limbs just as tired as when
jau came in. Ihe next time you feel that
way just slip off Ihe waUt of your gown,
brush your hair nn on the ion of vnnr kJ
and bathe the back of your neck" with hot
water. When the pain is a little relieved
wasn your lace with the same reviver, and
by the time that is done you will feci Uke
brushing your hair and fixing up a bit, or
we are very much mistaken.
Holding a session of congress in hot
weather is perhaps a good idea. There will
1)0 no trilling with public interests or dila
tory motions to delay legislation if the
thermometer stands where it usually docs
in Washington during August nnd Sep
tember. The uneouifortablcness of (he
weather has more than once hurried legis -l.ition
o that repiesentatives might rejoice
t'uemsolvcs in cooler climes. Hut congress
O ight to know that it is not cho-en to
enjoy or amuse itself, but to serse the pub
lie. In the country farmers are ucd to
doing muck of t',cir hard work when the
thermometer is uncomfortably high, and
what they do they expect their repwnta
lives not to shirk.
A flat car costs aboit 3o,a' Rat-bottom
coal car $475, a gondola drop bottom 8500,
a double-Sorper bottom cca! car fjjj, a
double-hopper bottom coke car $549, a box
cartooo, a stock car 6550, a fruit car (ven
tilated) 700 and a refrigerator car $Soo.
A iour-wheeled caboose costs $550, and an
eijht-wnee'ed one $700. The prices given
on the above cars include power brakes and
verticle plane cop!crs. A 50 foot mail
and bapxage car $1,500, a second-class
coach $4800, first-class coach S5500, while
a first-class 1 ullman rar costs 15.000.
I
"RUGOY FOR 8ALE.Uood second
Wm Knrtinltlor.
"IITANTED.-Poaition 10 do general
t,' ' ,'e wora at in
SHEEP LOST.-21 head of sheep. B0t
branded, from A Snell'a farm annth nf
ibany. 10 old ones, II lambs, one a buck
nd one a merino. Will pay for trouble on
formation to A Snell, Albany.
coavruwn iae
A IF th 7
w the time when Dr. Pierce's Golden
.Medical .Discovery works the best.
It purifles tlio llood.
It's not liko the 6arsap.irillas,
which claim to do good in March,
April, and May; you can depend
upon it alicays. That's why it is
furumeci. n 11 uoesn t benelit or
euro, in every case for which it's
.-v.uiuiui'imo'i, you uave) your money
back.
No other medirine of its kind
says as much hut no other does
as much, li cleanses, .renews and
inrifjroratcs thn ntir.i nwtnm
c, m . J .... .... wl
all ftkin. aonln fi 11 rl a..f,,lAa n:
tions, as Eczema, Tetter, Salt-rheum.
tuuu owuiiings, mp-joint JJiseasc,
and kindred ailments, it's a positivt
cure.
Thft nrrtnriMnm Ti. o
Catarrh Rpmnrlv nfFai, & r-c
. J m ivi tSJJ
incurahin raan r,f P4tai, T :
mere talk it's business.
They mean to pay you, if they
an t cure you. But you'll find
fciat they can.
J F. Ml, tertt, ADVANCE Tffit
Of Des" Moines, Iowa, vrifai under dato of
aiarcn -.1. I MM:
S. B. Mnu. Mm. Co..
Dufur, O'eiioa.
On arriviug horns last week. I found al.
K'fll anil Bniiim, s , i... . .
girl, euht and one-half years old, who had
wasted away to 38 pound j, is now well,
strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up.
.-. r. ougn . uro haa dino its work well.
hV'th nf lha nhll.lrx,, lib. - c x.
t xuur .1 it.
louiin Cure haa cured and kept away all
lioaraeneaa from ma. QA ..i ... . . .A
one, with grestings for all. Wishing you
.,uavvii y, wi are
Yours, Mb i: Mks J F Foim.
If Vn,. LI. ..
t '.u z, iivmi and i-neenur, and rcair
MrltieSpnni'svork, cleunse joirr syaleoi with Ilia
- ...... jij, (w or inree
lusua each -mlr
50 cents par bot'J.i by all dmrciiia.
s 8 Id unler a positive CTiara ilea br
J ACL'MMING.
i
Are w-arrjntf.l in ihru,L .V
given lime and do it bettertffi
chine made. or
The Advance Traction
the best in the world. rMi
work rnear.s large profusln 80
business. Catalogue maileii"''
EDWARD H'
Cien'l Ag-t, p0W
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-KKALKRS IX-
RedCrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR.
ftW PROCBRA VLOUB 8U7BRIOB TOH 'AMI M
AHD BAKERS VSBa
HEST STORAGR ?A0IMfIF.S
A GRICULTURAL lf.
&unnlia. i.'la
nines, Minneapolis BinderiS'
Standard tnu ..r. ". '
wepian Plnwa nile '-11 .
lowest price possible. TheAwf
Grange agents have wardedri?i
tract to lurnlah T.I.. .1.
Call and get our prices before!,
elsewhere. '
Oregon State Normal School
MOITMOITTH, OEEGON.
Star Bats
OorBranrlatlata sairl rh
81
THE LEADING NORMAL8CHOOLI
Of the rVnrthiA'ocr utrn.
- w, u.avug piUICB-
sional and academic courses, and well or-
gamzcu moaei acnooi for fractica) Train
infr nf faftchuri X.TAn.t a J a
1 r mm, AUVincCO rtOr-
mal.BuBineso.Muiiic and Art Deparlmenu
RaAiilf..l I I .1 .
Ul-"UI"UI neaiiniui location. Light
eXDense nr. .ilnn TViai v.. t L -
enjoyed a steady growth during the past
.HvasiMu au ciiiuiimcnr. 01 over 400
the larcpct in li x-... '
" jj 1 ' mcmuers
v WW! uuui-u 10 u;e iacujiy.new appar
tltiia anr.nli.,1 J . l. " ' . . f '
-u'pi,u, miiu me course 01 studv re.
Vised and alrcnirlh.ni.rl n-u.
are in demand to fill good positions. The,
-F.w... emiucs me noiaer to teach in any
county in the s:nte without farther exam-
CONRAD MEYER,
Add'au
Fitiations. Ttllllnn K'nrm.l C ...
lef in wipk:i. Ui,n.M..rwnl . .
I . '' per l "I HI
". iu wnca, business, o.25 per term.
i.wiuiai yinine nail, VI. 75 per
nuuiiia 1 rum 50c per wees: (un
furnished) to $t.oo and $1.35 furnished.
Board and lodging in private ainllies,$3 50
to $4.00 per weelt. Tuition,board,!odging
servaDry of Music. Thorough courses
are offered In vnral anH in.trl,n,.nl m..
sic. Tuition, $10 per term of jo lessons.
Unnmnnlh I, ...ti.. ......IU. -if
I ' v.ir ak.bCB.lui6 IIUII1 III I
n,Fl, .1 Ik. C-. -. - .',.. , I
r...aw. ,11- tfiaic, iwcive mnes irom tne
klnl. r 1. I I it . . . n .. . I
-i"""!""" "iitc.wuiuui ruruanu.
Catalogues cheerfully sent on appllcaiion.
lasautrai rrtailn,
(.Isusnirare,
rled Froltaj.
Tobrsceo,
f'oBee,
m
w
- vt
an ,,
Qneeaii
Veneialbt
Cliun
Jplw,111
Ele.,
Ic ererytb.au that Is kept In 1 J
variety and aweary store, Hmv,
marlnit prfc. paiil lor
4T.L KIN3l3 OF PROP8
nr. K. It. Churchill
Mt, Vernon, Wasu
An Honest Medicine
Rheumatism Cured Health Bulu. TTn.
Utr. rtntrnhlll n.M..t . m . ... -
surrno ."a,'.,, cMrcl Vr
Ji'r3n?!2Si i-'L" So",l",r" CalKC!
u .v HUt4V,cbl ajl B,M wun
Rhoumatlam
Anil alio pnlns In my bai-k anrl a epnoral fecllne
u&!'.Ti Jr. l,u,l"" talc, o.,t iS
..i. V " " Vme' ana 1 round my.
also tint the me,nd le'va, "om nounuert iS
,.r.0"".S,M't "' Mnssarhusatlsf, S?lndiS
It aid ai, "?.?' 1 1
i-ifiuveu mas 1 am out
Hood's x Cures
In all weather n.i . ...
JatHru. and tired ie'e,' To V one tl,".1
tuia. Itliascurod m. n n
... ".vui,m,an,
"- anu wuosupaUoiL
ALBANY
COLLEGE.:::::
Send for
Catalogue.
Fall Term Begins
beptember 13.
UK
The old custom of rincinj the curfew has
been rcin-.t.feil in the villag ami towns of
t'anas), in acrordamc with an act paed
nt Ihe lat ci.in of parliament. It re
quires that all chihlrvn un.lor 17 hall W off
the street al 9 o'chvk. the ho.ir ( the rinrf
Ing of the ciirffw.
rhonii. allj' tre;Kecl. one pi-nil nf IW
will make enonch) niaeont.t to okr .'(V
vard. of flannel. Vermillion f.r C"J jar Is,
aurme for i-D .v.ml. an l alizarine surticient
fur l"''"' yar U of doth.
AT ALBANY
Friday, July 2Isl,
Aflrrnoon and Night
Leoa W. Washburn's
Great European , , ,
RAILROAD SHOWS
Return of
J. HARRY GAY
Qplrtlulrac Optician,
Optical Specialist,
IVUt a'Air. hm in A lKe.n.. ... i. . .
with oihce at Revere Houie, beginning
Monday. July loth. Mr. Gay has done
exce ent wnrlt Kar In x-...
. " my nmne
- . mil Kiassen. iaiT1l
inuons ana consultations tree.
August loth, nth, 12th and 13th.
Three Rimr Clrcus.Royal Enijllsh Men-
"'.'.Jiutiim anu Aquar.
ium. Reali.lic Wild i'est,
and Roman Hippodrome.
CJI.1 ITPRIVC T l rrT .
, .. 'r. 1-1 I 'IK A HrC
dailv at 10 a. m r .1. . . ..... .
Ileasta. .;.ooo Heam Piano. M..ii..
Sream Horse "Aj,,.- the Monster War
tlepliant lupiter." thv. R.il. Klcnl,.,,.
"im,l. ' 1
ALBANY FORME Cflj
Italiiinore Block, Albanr, Ore
Dealer, in all kind, of Furnltnr, Wa
-r". v.-i, i,inoieum.,
Picture Frames, ttc.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY
HYDE & JAMES,
Proj-r.etor
Doom open at i an l -
ar.ee one hour Ia.tr.
Perform -
Admission to children, half price.
Jr. Ir. rtter.on-nnlt
ITha NolM nairrnrant vt tiff F.ltr .
rr-nl anJ fulnn); I n, tr.M.s aslant Iri .
r. ..inws. T,. on ri.r irony vj- a ., ( I
I
L. C'AMPBEI,I,,Pre.,or8. SHRDD.Soo of Faculty.
WANTS
ALBANY,
N. WALDAHL
-crchant Tailor.
Siiils Made to Order and Satisfaction Guarantee
IJcpqii'iqg of mi liqds.
SHOP.OPPOSITETHE POSTOFFICE
OREGON
At the store
Allen Bros.,
formerly
on I
it
id
NEW : FURNITURE,
MY SrORK IS NOW FULL OF FIRST-CLASS 'FURNITURE. CONSISTING
BUTTER.
EGGS, T
IiARD, 7
BAUON, S'
and CHOICE APPffi
for Which I !.! 'nnv'lli. hatta. .
possible. ' -m
B F RC
' a
Notice of Dissolute
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVE"j
the cc-partnership heretcforssa
name of Isom, Lsnninir & Co. niihjn
.1.:. j j: , . . HP
i .hi. u.jr ui.aoiyiKt iy jiutnal w,r
ti.on.rl. Il. I : ...:-.."
-. , - -i -v..u , u 111 uavii'K r
the interest of E J Lancing. TKli
will heresftcr be carried on by Jik
the purchaser therec.f, ho hereby t
all partnership drbta, and who il' l-
thnri.pil tamllul . .1 f ,i 1
due the late firm. '
E J Iasjim. f"
Dated this 1st day of July, IS93-
BOTTOM PRICES.
Thos. Brink.
CiU a n for hrit it,
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
.. .mm.i'ii, I'roprietor,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Only White Labor Employed
Cabinet photos from lo .
- -.per ooaen. ivnlarcir. rlcturV. .
of sxS and sterescoplc' tiews'cf Or-
"aaaasaIraaBaaaS5am"aa
Notice to StockhaWj?;
J the annual atnckholders W-
tOO Watering h.lnnmanl f.CffllS
Waterloo, Or:, will be held at theessA
oQJcc in the town of Waterloo, Or. "for
needay, August Snd. ISM, at llth
o'clock p m of said day, for thai psqba
election aix directors of aaii eorngrt,
serve for the ensuing year and to Jj
such nthir hn.in. n. m.v recnjri!fli
before said meeting. jm
iialed tint 7ih day of .inly, io. ne
JO WBrrsji.
HicnTll
art
LADIES' TEA
i 1
hi
U plewant drink, which willl
the ttotnauih wit Hint Miiwft or ffrip"
cti thoroughly on lh liver kii0
J I a al. a.Tat .1
rrprouacuve OrgkOI. A jreo.ir r,1 m
oieijl diuretic, ud tnoit afo ,sni
m mm menatnreliOD. it tiaiom--. p
renderioK it fair, and restoring 'jtt
tone of tha skin.for it removes theW -
hv aecnmnlatinn nrnitnpM th. asll0.p.
complexion pccoliar tothe constlpsf1'y
8.-H by all druggist.
Wall Pap?
i'rujrs, Paints, 0i
Olatta,, Etc i
.1. A. Ctmmir? ,j
-nany tlrriraa
ALBAFV, -: Mtth