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Newspaper Page Text...... i , . . mii ABUI'T WATt'llE. WASHINGTON LETTKK. Frum turregularCorrestioiident. Washington, July SI, 1 S93, Pr.lil.nt rioviplan.l nil 1.1c f.l.fnt Speaker Crisp and most of the members of congress will return to asningion mis week, prepared to grapple with the most serious cooauion or amirs inis country lias known for years, and that democratic statesmanship and wisdom will find a way out that will be safe, If it docs not at first meet with the approval of everybody, is as certain as tint congress will meet next Monday. It Is particularly noticeable that this is the predominating sentiment among democratic congressmen aireaay in i asn Ingtoo. However wide apart they may now be they are all certain that some way will be found for getting together in the end. Among the compromises already suggest ed is one that appears to be rapidly gain ing ground. It is to simply repeal that clause of the Sherman law which compels the purchase of 4,500,000 ounces ofsilver bullion a month by the treasury, or to merely adopt an amendment to the law authorise the purchase of silver to be I made or not made In the discretion of the president, arid to let it go at that for a few months, In order to dstermlne what other sliver legislation may be necessary, A number of democrats u!.o favor the free Coinage cf silver hare announced their will' iingness to support this compromise At the extra session, leaving the question of far ther silver legislation to be determined at the regular session. There are not enough members of congress yet in Washington to hazard a prediction as to even the proba bility of the adoption of this compromise. and gome of those here say they prefer awaiting the recommendations to b: made by President Cleveland's message before committing themselves. Representative Neill, of A rkansas, says: 'The Sherman Silver lnw U virion ami ought to be repealed, but bad as it Is it Is noi responsible, in my opinion, 10 anything like as great an extent for the financial itringency as McKinle)i6m l. McKlnley iim must be wiped out before the count" can get all right again," Mr Logan Carlisle very properly takes Issue with the ildlculous statement made by Civil Service commissioner Roosevelt as t the government clerks being auout evenly divided between the political parties. Mr Carlisle is chief cleik of Ihe treasury and he says the statement of Roosevelt Is worse than rediculous when applied to that de partment, lie Bays further: i'To say that 10 per cent of the classified clerks in the treasury were democrats at the b-.'ginnin of this administration w ould be putting the percentage toa high. In some large bureaus mere was not a single democrat." Roose velt's statement was made because of Sec retary Carlisle having stated It to bo his in tention to give the democrats a show by dismissing the inefficent clerks in his de partment. IVpu'y Commissioner Bell says that Icbs than twenty per cent of the classi fied clerks in the pension oilico are demo crats, and It would be safe to say that the perccnlage will not run over that in any of the depaitments. "Not one person in a thousand takes proper care of a watch," said a watchmaker yesterday, "Gocd watches are ruined by the careless treatment they receive from their owners, and the makers are abused when they get out of order. The modern watch is a Wonderfully intiicnte and mn,t delicate piece of mechanism. It Is romnoveil 01 ninety-eight pieces, and over 3,000 opera lions are used in its mnufarnir.. Ft inlu 306,000 of the small icrews which are used in its construction to wcuzn a noun.l. T) hair-spring Is a strip of steel about j'i inches long, is i-iooothof an inchwide,md 27 10,000th of an inch thick. A aa-i.oooth part of an Inch difference in the thickness of the strip makes a difference In the lun- ninc Of a watchnf ahout slv m nutR an linn. To keep the 'gulna' of a watch as regular a pvssiu.c 11 muji u suDjected to regular treat mentmat is to say, it should le wound up at the same time of day, and dvrine Ihe time that it is not worn it should be laid down crhung up regularly, according to habit, as the movement of ever7 w-tch is more regular when it Is hang up or laid down than when it ii worn In the norLet.'' New York Times. An interesting examnle of as applied to farm work w now in operation at a Scotch farm. The whole of ii,. e,i farm machinery, such as thrashing, sowing. mruning nq mi like, are here driven by an elect. Ic motor. The electilcity is Wheql which drives the dyriamo being about l.ooo yards from the farm. The electric current is convey td by underground wires 10 inc nouse and farm, in each of wMrh storage battery is plscec. Thtse supply the nct-inc currents lor In?h'In( nnd mnH,. purposes when the machinery is not work ing. The whole of the mansion Is illum inated by electric l.L'ht.and an elrtr.rmAinr .3 prowaea ior pumping the waterier do mestic purposes. fTO BIN "4IK:llBltl!tU VniicD at C K Biowuelh1. VI A VI Co (Ecd in It Hi ni ore tiock, A full line of Waiuer Bros ecrmtsat H 1' 4 CVs. If you want a tiue sniokr call for Jo -h a vhite labor cigar. (!tilA nl a.u Ikn tioutf ..VlitV.l . v i " at Kimps opposite post thee. The beai'rnajkt nnfn in t!A .tfu i I -j rfuytr a. Motor ntaLpa lit A frit., .luifu' a V . K J lDIW.lt Mild it inn l.ntr fhira ri iikt.il'n.A.. .. At per week. cu (trtin.ej variciy ui ariii-n eras both id bnlkand by the packto can be found at - T , v.t-, uiMuu.aciurea vy ju'iuk dorepn. KflW iTnrlr snlo. hssnrl tiirnul l. ., . . " Hiuvr. some Dint? ntirclv now nn .1 . . lT J 1 .. -s-w BUOO om ilkhC ard tleXlliIn ir inrinr. J - . t n ouu BUUIDlPr wear, at Un d. Peaccck & Vo Call and H VH s coprRitwriMr I Teacher's E-uniluntlun: Maj J W Powell, director of the United State Geological Survey, thus describes the origin of Lake Talioe: fn geog-aphlcal times not long ;rg0, as -peaks the scientist, but very long ago, as speaks the chronicler of human follies, there was a deep valley on the eastern slope of the Sierra Neva Jos at the headwaters of the Trtickee Kiver. About this valley towered granite mountains. But eirthquakes came, rents were opened In the rocks, and from ihe tisrures poured mon strous streams of lava. One of those fissure1 crossed the lower end of the valley, atid through it poured floods of molten rocks. Stream after stream issued, to cool in solid sheets and blocks, until a wall was built across tht vaPeyaooa or 3000 feet in height, and ahave it was a deep basin 500 or 6co square miles in sre.i. The atorirs that fell on the granite and volcanic mountains rolled in rivers to fill the ba.ln, and i.ake Tahoc was created. Proof of Merit The nrnof nf fh mrita nt - nTn.. t- tl J. - I , ' . ..uics 11 rnccis, ana me voluntary testimonial! nf Ihna I.-- . I A 1,' . , . v. ...VD ., imc uscu rtll' cock's Porous Plasters during the past unriy years is unimpeachable evidence of thflr superiority and should convince ihe most skeptical. Self praise is no lecom mendation, but certificates from those who have used them are. Beware cf Imitations and do not be de- 1 , '""'I'lcociniin'ni. ask lor VI cock s and let no solicitation or explana iivu iiiuulc you 10 accept a suDstltule. Albanj Slurket. Vb..ftlt5. Oats. 4!)n. I 'our, f4 0(1. rultr, 'J-13. FirB IS-. Ird, 12 to 15t Hnrlt hnm 12 to 15 ; sho 1 ; , U to 10.' H . II to iae Hay. baled. 17 uo atoen. lillo. Ajiploo.l 0U rfopa 1.3. lried f.u t-.pluiua, !o, app'at, flu '"hieltonn. f I 0l nr hjcn. Bfliif, on foot, IJJi!. Vioirs, drHHM. ?!:. KnlVc 1 l.oakn .1 n.-a .. t o,. nf ,n.iT ; . I f "'. P ' UinN Whn ma. nT... .1 .... 1 .-.., u.irj, tuvuiEwivtfB aa can 1 J oates ror teacher of the so. ools of thin r ill ij :-. i"r,ului mere of will bold n public bxaruinatioa at AJ- w 1 . o - x w ctocs: p uj. on Wednesdttv.Aiiu- o una .wi f:., . u twodav, Afeeot'll wil'l be charged f"? -id exaoilnaUon. arplioatits lr Mat PSDOrs ahniil.l fli .1..!. 11 ... tmnl this 18th day ot A ril. 189J UFHUfiStLr, I Cojnty SoUaoi tti.pt J ITcaila off disoaso Dr. Picrcc'e Golden Med ical Discovery. In a way, that you can understand, too, by purifying the blood. When you'ro weak, dull nnd languid, or when blotches nnd eruptions appear that's tho timo to tako it, no matter what the season. It's easier to prevent than to have to euro. For all diseases ennsnd by a tor pid liver or inrmro blood, Dyspep sia, Biliousness". 'Scrofulous. SLin n Scalp Diseases even Consumption t'or TtUnr - fiprnfnlfl V In ira naKfl, stages, tho " Discovery " is tho only remedy that's guaranteed. If it does'nt benefit ot cure, yon have vonr mnnnw liolr You pay only for tho anotl get. ; - - J F. FORD, Evangelist, Of Dea M'jiaei, Iowa, H'Vitii u adored at o of . B, M.ij. Mra Co.. Uufur, Oregon. On arriiiinr k l..t . i. i t irl, e:ithi and one-hlf years old, who had waited away to 3S pounds, n n.-w well atroiiK aud vitinrou., and wU tioslied up. . ti. tough . ura has dine lU work well. Bath of tin ).(!. I.-, liu ; vr ., touKhture has cured and kept awav aM ... .,UUI yive ic 10 ayery -"e, with tfre-iiiiirs for all V!.i.s ruapcit y, we am iwun-, Mr ft Mum J F Foitu, If VOIl Wl.li ,.. I I .... . . ri,i. u . ,v"' "wii aim I'lievnu . an.i rt-adv . M cents wr b jtu,, t,y i ,lrul;irnts. B Id uuler poaitlve inara ,tco ! J ACL'JIMIX'G. ADVANCE Tflli 11 -r Are warranti.il imi...... L'lven time and .1,, 1. i. .. chine made. " S The A iiv a vt-t, i'.. . I the best In the world. R'j ..... .. ...... ,,KC profits business. Catalue m,icJt EDWARD B;3 C.en'l Ag't, Ponj.i GRAHAMS Tlie pronrietors of Dr. Sao-o's Ca. . . I lairu xieiueuv lose ouo It V0U M .ni8 J "l6 bV "r mou"' nt cured of Catarrh: They prom. .!1d-Je"mme.'he Ulaaerand Eton i8e to nav vou that if thovVnn'f. cure you. What do you lose by trying it? Is thero anything to rist, except your Catarrh? v .c uiuzcc snu r.ton jacrtets and Suits at Kead.Peacock & Co's. Bith al Viercck's shaving and ihair cut- ALBANY FOfflTOI OP Caltiiiiorc Block, - Albany, Ore. Dealer n, all kinds nf Fi. tm v"H"lB linoleum!, UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY HYDE & JAMES, Profr.'etnrs- SHEEP LO.-21 head of sheep, not bnndfd, from A Snell'a farm south of (uy. 111 0111 one. hm . ... . k i. "n. merino. Will psy for trouble on .....n..-u waoaiiii, iiloany. Red CrownMills JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR. ALBANY COLLEGE.::::: PHOCKK.H FLOUR SCTKI1IOR rok rauiMa K.ST STOHAGF. ?ACIIiirjS.s Send for Catalogue. Fall Term Begins September 13. It is nn ntrrtsnnriln J avails . PH.L"ll'lJ",''!iT,,'uI"rusoln''n" iuiute. JPee-'av . W urirl S1.IK) prr nn:ka-c. tfkG fSS "-l;irit: toilet Powoen W WW for UioTttthniiUlJreuUi iou. DKA1.KRS IX- A GRICULII RAL I. ilsuppllcs. Advance TliraV Rlnes, Minneapolis Hinders t Standard Mowers, Newton V weglan Plows, oils of i! t" lowest price possi'jle. The A i Grange agents have kwardejV tract to furnish Twine hrifcj Call and get our prices beftrtL elsewhere. l Jjrn. Ir. I'atlersoi Tho Nntcil Clairvoyant a-d Ule h t lii'ro. and ivn u. f....n.l i . J B Omcill.. Nile trill aWiuf" lirfsctit ami futun: love tnioblaiiai I liunineu. y,.u can hear (roruyuukD, a Jo Star Cii ar 1 1 4ornriHl)bin ndr CCKRAD KEYfR, ilEST is Tim f?Vronrl3Rqri;!aiRsn:eunin.rpai.i!e'i, nctnall? CiitlfiMtlniT Iwd boxt n of niiy o'lifjr hr ii.i No'tt dllegd by heat. tVii i ;!' k ii I i SE ifn.-)ii.i,r;i ltt;t nscr.:.Ti:ALLY. 1 Notice of 'v. Oregon State Normal School NEVKR HOTIIER yourself very much aliout r-uslness during the hot months if you wish to keep cool ; ,iui '.iu j get mioine naDit 01 asking A MAX if It Is hot enough for him, when vou can see very plainly that he is practically roasted; but, Instead, a ivlse hlrn to call on rer nrotners and get the best baked Kuuua io oe secured, as well as weather groceries generally, WHEN ME IS fior. By so doing you will aurely letain hls frl..I.V.l warm Tr.iina will lu-n-afW run to l.l.nihi nn thf raitern end of the tin.m pa. vim ..I..II.I.I, in. .mini; ami i'iItio,,iT .ion oauiriiiiy pveninir.. liiiiin.l tri tlrkeU. iril fir thirtv il-iv. Ill I.. fold for f 1.00. Koiiml trip ti(kt can now 1 Imight to the liny. t ev ,iri,n rates ever uny 01 tne wrt-K. To Fabmkr. The nnilersigneil have lea.nl the warehouse of Kavid Smith at 1 illman and are now prepared to store grain, ami all farmers are re.inetril to call and fee them U fore making arrangements for storage elsrw here. Frot ft Si.Ni.rts. If afflicted with scrip diseases, hair fall ing out, an t premature liaMne.a, do not me greas or alcoholic preparations but I!y Hall's Hair Kenewcr. Sir: C. B. Card Oakland, Cal. Made Over Anew Chronic Koodocho Cured Weak Lungs Made Strong and Well. Tor years I had sick headaches every day, and 1 also had very weak lung., shiee 1 hav. been taking Hood s Sar.wparilla, I hava Ik'CU entirrlv f I I . . i . , , .mwiucammT lungs are strong and well. Friends oftensay How Well You'ro Looking. I tell them it Is due to Hood's Sarsaparilla. I am small In stature never weighed over 100 noumla htfor liv-lni Tl, r. c uuvu s oisai rilla, and at the time I bepaa taking It I had . run down to 65 pounds, but now I weigh 1 1 1 1 i. My friends thought I would be rm4 Ia n,, but I am perfectly well. 1 am unable to cipress my thanks for the good Hood's Sarsaparilla has done me." Mn. c. I). Cabo, 12IB Adeline stre.-t. Oakland. California. Hool'a Pills rure all Liver Ills, r.illoo ess, Ja imh e. Indigestion, stok neadaeaa. GOOD NEWS Q For tht millions of consumers of a eTutrs Pills, o m It KH.- ir. f Vnnr(. f an- A BwniitTlliiil hflittiun liltitin;iiia O TINY LIVER PILL O tri rrtititilnic nil ttir t.rliis- Noticfi in hervhv I Irnin.ri ,.f All i . . . "s, aiuiur, urecoD, tiaa duly tlQIieti tn thfi llnrlnir.r.nl : J. property and eifect for the benefit of all its Ujr viilui oitne ceo- AtH.1 ftMlrtninanr 1..... ( il . . ... h ftnd theupdoriiineil has hrolofore, towltj v, aj Vl VUU9 iayai auly (lUti(itd All neranna Iidui'i...!.,'.. . .... f r 7 "6 .". auaiULl Bald In- eoivent ana tte estate thereof are heicbv y,ut me same to the un dersigned at the Bank of Oregon buildinr, in .iT;.'. "" ""7 vregon. under oath ....,.. m, re iiiiiiiuis 01 this date. Dated this CUth day of June lsul IV U i A ssigne. of the Bank of Oregon, an in'sol MONMOUTH, OEEGOW. 1 anil, , arris. m, "anstfafc, rlol 'ruli. s"uli(!eov rn;p, iXler. i:it lo on" Q ht UI salss rs n i Amir'1() arwi t VecetiUni tijri'l' 'pi iii Tea. tic., IK 'yilE LKADIX3 NORMALS0IIOOI I Ot the Vrirlhunet t-. . , , oitoni; proies V . . "v"'"- -uiac, anu well or- in ft u m.in.ai 1 rain- normal, AUvanced Nor rnai.DusineM,MuIc and Art Department. ....aiuiiiii ui.rttiun. LAM expense-no saloons. The Normal ha, enped a steady growth during the past year, reaching an entollmenc of over 400 he largest In it, history. New members uccn annen tni s.. i.. atus supplied, and the course of study- re. vised and strengthened. The graduates are In demand to (ill good positions. Tin Ad tires , I". L. IVr TtTcE IS HlEBY GIVEN TrlkT dtDlom'1'1"!1 to ml E"d positions. Ti! 1 the annual atoi,ij' ...iU A M'P1" entitles the holder to teach In n" tie W.tetloo Development ComoZ? o )count ,n lhe 'te without farther exam oice in thlo.: . , l"niPS " "i-wrioo, ur, od wed- o'ekprnof saidday, fo'r the purpose of eiectiDif aix tiirtn j 7 r . SoTb 'hbe a'ai - S Moreaidme'r'' t'atcd thit Tlh aay of .Inlv. ism J O Wnrrsvair tii era Vary illations. Tuition. Noimal. Srt . nr ll III n.L.: . V . .'-"' "'" . OUU..HUIMI, fj.oo per term It IO WfPl.C. lt...lr.Uo IT. .' . 11 -, '-.-""-", r".5 per term. Hoard at Norma Dinin,. 11,1, !. week. 'Rooms from 50c per 'week (un urnishea) to $1 00 and $i.ae furnished Hoard and 01 n In ,.rl.... . ,- - to $4 00 per week. Tultion.board.'odging and books less than $150 per year. (Jon! r-VTrr 7ii . '"orough courses ire offered in yocal and Instrumental mu- s.. unions io per term of 20 lessons. Monmouth la pactl. .nn..It.i- 1 ... nans of th- s,;.; .,:. ,iram " tate CapltaWxty miles touth of Portland. 6--.-...u,7 ni on application. CA9IPBEI.L, P'e.,.,or.;SHEDD,Seo of Faculty. ftw ci.;rvtl1...if tlwt UktptlntP ymrkiy ami ip,,Kt.ry nore, Hip dl nmrktt I'liceiftidfor Al ALL. KINDS OP PR0:I d. in rot Wall Pa Jtt 0 0111 i M iifZH, JL-n.tntH.g;j (llixr., K' Be WAN TE D : rORTLANti. nei. ,. n . r. -11 " r rtRiou, Principal. vfVU Mil UIB VBAr KtllrlanS. . . . . "-ycnreratanytime. Catalogue free. ww. s.uwvniiun KAYS, At the stote Allen tiros- formerly owned k 1 Clr mall .In. a, .rti. gj il.lo. IL.tli slfrHnrihrx- ,,.r. i$ iri .till u.iu Tlieniirl aixa ol TUTT S TINY LIVER PILLS gm BUTTER, EGGS, LARD. BACON, and CHOICE for which I Will n.. II.. I . . B F RAMP UNIVERSITY : OF : OREGON, EUGENE, MoltDiT, S:tPTKmr.B l.Srn NEW : FURNITURE m -v o BOTTOM PRICFS APPLES, Csllonm for bargaias. " Titos. Brink. I. .how n in 1 Im h.r.l...nrii.i., 9 e e o a e a oe 7C'si SALK.-M,.u,eh..ldfarB,tre f,7r 1 sale ehe.p. Irqeire t.f Tnnm.. ! 1 .th.betwMii IWiialiin and I',wr Just closed the most pro,Perous vear In Its hi.torv. Wide range of studies. " Tho -ough instruction . Ilu.iness course srided Tu , Ion free. Entrance fee, $,0. Board and lodging at reasoaahle rates In the elegant new dormitorr and boarding ha'l on the eampus.wherestudens, win receive personal supervision. JviWX V. Jonxsov, ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY lVoprietor, WHOLESALE Hi RETAIL Only White Labor Employed Cabinet nhntn . ummmS1 Ve carry a ltre JTH r. I.KAHIJIC. I'llOTOGIt APftCRsj, cgon" '' " -aibany rir, J. A. CuniBip?!! ALBANY, : Ud gol , as e a Rheumatism, 0D' Lumbago, Scifltlcl, Kidney Compti t0 n.M Lame o"v. son H nr eiunruic ciCATIl! sto ni 4Mnucn a ''"om k Wh Cleotro-Magnettc u'S'rai ' Lalc.t l-aleul.l Bo.llf''r:ure Vrlteiirr without mwllHneallwiiwlliS OYr-ivtauitii,nnr bnun n.rr orrj'T. rrrthin. as iKrvnua d.l.Hity. 'awTr-SOp TtH-umatl.ni. kirfiiry, liver and ..rjaroar, lamelwli. Iitmliao, aclatinl. gni-nil 111 health, rte. TlilS w.rf.l iMpnm..i. erer atlwl, limtanllrri-ltliv w.an-r or w r II 1 wnievin-f'ihai. JiIr aanda have br.n cured b. rhl One atlrr all othrr rr-metllra failed, ' . . eftestlmoiil.lalQtbiaandFV.rrnt&KI OI 1 Our r...i i.(n,,rf lirarii'vl a. ii.. UMiihaTi.iMnssndei viUrs 8rid fur lllu.'J P"Pflli!,'Sirse r BANDEN ILfOTJIO1" i rt osm CARPETS, WALL PAPEB.K LACE CURTAIL WINDOW 8HV one) Best : in : the : Ivs: AT- Fortmiller 4 place f ren id of tosreli pari One Bile Bon" Tlj' SreekariKiselor 'J"