Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 01, 1894, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextAS Ol't.N LITrEB TO UOVKIES'OU PEXSOYEK. EVENT OF ISWl Jancaky I Prof E N Ilorsford, noted chemist o' Harvard, died. 2 Dr Wm C McKay, old Indian lighter, died. 3 Chief Rabbi, of Jerusalem, died. 4 Pres Harrison issues amnesty procla mations to Mormons. 5 And; liowen defeats Joe Flelden at New Ore'eans. 6 W S Ladd of Portland died. 8 Prof Knapp, founder of Knapp's Insti tute died. 9 Oregon legislature organized. Fulton and Keidy officers. ' II Senator Kenna of W Vadied. 1 1 Benjamin F Butler died at Washing ton. 13 Creed Hammond, S P lawyer died. ii Wm R Handy, son-in-law of Senator Mitchell died. IS Gc- Rufus Ingalls, USA retired, died. lo Francis Annie Keinble, noted actrcsr, UICU. 17 Rutherford B Hayes died. 17 Rev T F Campbell, of Monmouth, died. 19 Annual election Chamber Commerce. 20 Joseph Winsor, the R I inventor died. 23 Associate Justice LUC I-araar died. 23 Bishop Phillips BrooVs, of Boston, died. 24 Gcrvais National Bunk suspends. 25 Princess Margarette and Prince FreJ- erick married. 25 Sheridan bank closed. 27 James G Blaine died. 30 Blaine's funeral. 31 English parliiaint rtop;nsi. FEBRUARY. 1 Minister Stevens es'-ablSshes protector ate over Hawaii. 1 Heavy snow storms on the Columbia river. 2 President Harrison appoints H Jackson con associate Justice of the supreme court. 3 Chas Sartoris, husband of N'JIlie Grant died. 4 Mrs W C Whitner died. 7 Ei-Chlef Justice Weir, of Idaho, died S Eddie Foy, well known comedian, Hied, 9 reruinand Uc Lcsseps sentenced to penitentiary. 10 II C DeM'lle, eminent playwright, died. 12 Dr Norvln Green, prea W U Tel Co, died. 13 Judge John Schofield, of III Supreme l-ourt, died. 15 Street car wrecked at Albina, three killed. 17 Rear Admiral Case, U S Navy, died. iS Serranus Clinton Hastings, Ex-Su. preiue Judge of Calif, died. 19 Celebration of the Pope's Golden Ju bilee. 20 John C Eno, absconding bank presi dent, surrenders. 20 Gen G T Beauregard died, 22 Governor Mt Kinleymakes an assign ment. 24 Allen Mauvel, pres Atchison Topeka and Santa Fa R R died. 24 JoSn W Mackey, millionaire, shot by W f; Rippey, 26 King George Tubon, of Tonga Islands died. 27 James W Crawford, eeltbrated racer, died. 28 The great battle ship InJIana launch ed. Ltbanon. Ore Jan 1, 1S94. Dear Governor. I hare read your C"h,ittnia letter is President Cleveland and can sty tut It i remarkable one. Not on account of the truthfulness of lis statements nor any candor shown ir. your manner of expression , for it is sadly defi:ient in both. But remarkable for Hs weakness. Now Governor, all of us Oregonians know the motive you had view in writing that letter. Ps weaknes consists in the fact that you thought you had kept your motives hidden from the publi when that motive stands out in bold relief io every line, More than two-thirds of the people of Oregon at first sicUt of your letter said it was not written for the President but for the people of Oregon to read. It is the general Impression here , that, had you really believed that the President would follow your advice and rcccomerod Iree sil ver to congress, and that body should pass a free coinage law", resulting in Immediate pro'perity to ilie people, ycu would never have wiiiten such a letter for then you v.oulJ have no calamity howl upon which to nuke a light for the liniled States senate next June. What inJucrJ jou, governor, to say thr ''twc-tuiriis of the people of Oregon were out of employment and more than one third arc without lulVi;ient .n;ans of sup port?" IJid you net know that your state ment was laise? Th- people know that It ii Your best friends do no-. kno.v what to make of it. The peoplt sec very clearly that you aimel this letter as another step in tha ol rectior. of placing yourself at the head of the people's patty as tlie'i.c;ndida:e fcr eenator You say that "debtors are powerless to avoid the seizure of their property und their home to satisfy, at a small percentage of thel value, tiie claims of caeditors. "Now, governor, it is a fact, borne out by toe cour1 records in the last six months there have been less seizure of property under execution than in a similar period for manv vears. These statements of yoa-s that are sj untrue causi-Jpeople every where to beg;n to de nounce you as a political deamgogue .You governor, are a man of large wealth. Under the constitution of this state you have a salary of $1510 per year. You draw more than twice that sum. People are arking why you ao not use this additional sum unlaw. fully drawn from the hard earnings of the people to alleviate Borne of this distress so pathetically discrited In your letter. They say practical and not theoretical help what staving; people need. It is cerumen alk, now, however, that jou are schemlnge rana wire pulling now and not helping th poor except upon paper. The people un derstand you governor. Candor. "LOOK UP. anil not down," if you re a suffering tvornan. Every ono of the bodily troubles that conic to women only has a guar- antecit euro in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription That will bring you fate ana cer tain help. It s a powerful general, as well as uterine, tonto and nervine, and it builds up and in vigorates the en tiro female sys tem. It regulates and cromotea all the proper functions, improves di gestion, enriches the blood, brings refreshing sleep, and restores health and litre::- '.'.!. For ulcerations, disulacements. bearing-down sensations, periodical pains, and all " female complaints " and weaknesses, " Favorite Prescrip tion" is the onhi miaranteed rem. cdy. If it ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your money back. Can you think of anything more convincing than the promise ' that is made by the proprietors of Dr. Sage's Ca tarrh Remedy? It is this: " If we can't cure your Ca tarrh, we'll pay you 500." FORTMLLER A I RVING Undertakers - and - - Euibnlmers. WE KfcEP rrrornils 1 I nrd full "r e of irnailc, cloth and weed caskets ai coffins. AUo buii.-.l icles ar.d suit, in tiradclciii, nin.cr.l n .i.,i which will be sold at The Lowest Living Trofllst. EMBALMING "d ll proper care of the dea a specialty. rvrjtntixlutiljhi kii: first s). CGNiMD MEYER, FFCPR1ET0R, jiu frit. In, Cl'.auMirarc, OrJed FrnlfH, Tobacco, ttagar. lit.. 'nnue'l .He t tQteDHwar . Vegetable, Npicea, Tea, etc. Ic every th.oir that kept In a pener variety and .rsoccry store, lligLett market price pai.t for if religious beliefs pernles lou. and you desire a filth at once reasonable and uplifting, send tor free liberal religions rcauing 10 posiomce mission, 34(3 Yam hill street, Tortlar.d, Or. rut up m r fit wRfch-riiiKHl bott coated. SnaU S:ia iieuu. 'it bwtti According to tUtiiticsjmt tu nisht d y iieocoloictl buirey the projection of coal in the United State last year was 179,030- 000 tons. Of this amount Fennftylvanlii furnlMied jv-r 99,000,000 ten, or more than one-ha!f. id'j Xtch'ard if AOO. The mr'eiT of !h,' !c;iin tliat ttnTe f tint scieii-o li Iv: iit.ii;t'. and lh.it 1 t urc is me on ly hi .ip. r will he jileard to -v-r onu (Iri'au;! dit J-8 sI'U' tu iiro in all its .itiirrri. Hair a Catarrh :urt; ku wii to the med- ic. triterr.itv. c-tarrh ice a constitutional disease, roqnirc a conti(i.iional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure i tuVer. intcntallv, actirir directly urc tbc Mood an,t maoou.t niirfaccs of . tli? vstrra, t!ierehyfl-mtrovinff the foundation of the !icae, und ptvlm tlie patient trenirtU by hull. linkup the const It-it ion and a.?itinff nature In loin it work. The proprietors havs fo much faith in its curat ire powers, that tory offer One Hundred Dollars for anv cae tlK ft fails tocufs. Send for list of testimonials. ArlJrciis, F.J. CHENGY&CO., Tol4,, Solf Druffgis' ''Sc- Olives In Bulk, saner kraut, mlxfd nlcklc, chow chow, cranberries, lemon, flaked l.omioy, and new raisins at C Brownel's. Ouarf.nfWl to curr tttilous Attactas H.R. IITPE. V. II.DINDINC'tR. D.H. JA5IK? ALBANY FDENITDRE CO, INCOPOKATBD (lalliraore Blwt. Albanr, Ore. Furniture cempMo line of ia all i: l r,!r.u:t. EMBALMING a v-u::y. Tt'ld 1 if Ct r:u r ;!rd ni i c.t:. Botli tlia metliorl anri rwnlla 'Syrup of Figs ia taken; It is pleasant and refreihiug tr ilia tasto, end ecu ferwy yet promptly on the Kidneys, iver and Bonels, clonnsts tho sys tem effectually, diapeb coljs, head aches and fevers aud cures habitual constipation. Svrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taeto and ac ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in iti effects, prepared only frsai the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have mada it the most popular remedy known. t'yrup of Figs is fcr sale in 60c and 1 bottles by all leadU-g drug gists, ny reliable druggist TtLo may not have it on band iriB pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. lo not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. am Francisco, cil. . wwsviits, nr. .r. FARMERS LlSTEX. We !. fin. lot of lir,h grass seed, of !mos: ever? kind, Includirn chea', and we sant to sell tt. CVme and se us. STEWART. SOX PLOWS AHD HARROWS B.ujair f.r fam.ers In b!i ti.iir.p and wn'.ki-iit plow. dls? harrowf.iron liarrons et . 1 rices l.i propor.ion to to cenr t::'. I: w; U c.l ! .l"d p lij STL Y A K T ' -OX AJ.L KINDS OF PRODUCE W A N T E D At the store former!" owned bv All.... o., J j EUTTEK, EGGS, LARD, BACON, and CHOICE APPLES, for Which I Will nav the hp. rci. nnr jjvuoiijc. G F RAMP T. ni.v.lrian sud Smircon, Oltlcc-CfiUirs i.vcr Hi. KctiiKikv, vomer lClh sntl Cslapooia it. r. Br. l-aHei-fcon-UallHre Th Xotvd Clairvoyant uri) IJfo Kfatlvr. Ii no lier, ml ran be f. mini at lur revltitrnce. nt fl U Coi-ii. Mia tdl .limit, nil PiTKiit ai:I future: love tnml.Iw, al.cnt fritmis Viid btwiiuw. u tithcr from Tour Ji&a iiw..ia Notice of Diesolution Notice is hereby civen that tK. firm Senders fi Co herelofotc doing business under the firm name of Senders & Co has this day bi;n dissolved. Mr Adolnh Send. ers retiring. The new firm w'll be com. posed o: .Mr hd bchmecr and James Cal lahan who will continue the busln.aa will collsct all amounts due the old firm and pav all its debts. ADotrH Senders SCISMIER, A Medical f-trm buss Awn uasli. J. F. "mlth & Co. of No. 38 Green- wich St.. Kew York, the manufactur ers of (bat faToritc cathart'; known as Smith's Bile Beans, hare adopted a Bovel plan. They ask the Individual buyers of Bile Buns to send their full name end address, with an outside wrapper from a bottle of Bile Beam (either sise) to their office, and they fire f J for the first wrapper reotired in each morning's mail, and (1 forth Id, Sd, 4th, 5th and 6th. Ererr day $10 In cash is thus sent to their cor respondents. Ask fcr SHALL sizs. HO EXTRA ALBANY, - m ir a nm rnn ucaDirenD CCPUIOl . tiRMntcrun ucKiitva i.iiiiuki - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OP.EGOI MEAN BUSINESS. . ill sell all crrr kcrv ware aikl holiday goods at COST- Hero are some prices: Lamps, worth 50c for 25 cetits; lamps, worth $2 00 for $1.00 cups and saucers V.o to 10 cents a set; pla'es, -10 cents pei set. Lvery'lnnj!; olso ia proportion. Call on nie and you will not bo deceived, J. Gradwohl. ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Oaly White Labor Employee?-1 Wall Paper, .1. A. fiiiuni.ti ALBIKY. CEEC0 Assignee's Notice. Notico ic hut l given to all whntn i. wry coaofm. that on tire 4tn any m jintmmr, S93, Anthony rrcrnt si d F C Botlcr amy nir.(l8 an vitnnient to, me or an ineir i.roiei- lyforlha benirit of all their creditor., in ccirdan ce with the gcteral attiormeot awstf the ttterf Orrcnr; thirtfore all p.rsi'tis havinrr claims ataiuat the co-uart- ncrship firm of said Froprt and llutlur are hereby notified and required to present, the came to me under o.ith at trie othes tl it Uilvcuin the Citv of Ibnv. Oreron vitu- in three months from the date hereof. Pated this I7'h .Ir.y of November, 1593. Fiiasklin 1'eorsT, As:icne(. NEW F UPN1TURE, BOTTOM PRICES. Assignee's Notice. In the matter of the assii.'nmentof Henry t-rcenmn l'ounu.an insolvent debtor. Notice ia liprehy given that Henry Freeman Found lias assigned to me nil liis property for the benefit of all liis creditors iu accordance with tho laws of the atato of Oregon relatinir to general assign ir.er.i 8 by insolvent dehtora. All creditors of ti e said Henry Freeman Found are notified to present their claims, under oath, to nie at the office of Itlaek liura & Watson, nttys , in the city of Al -bany, Oregon, within three months from the date of this notice. Dated ilbanv, Or., Pec Stli, 1SH3. B. fl . IllVINK, Assignee. MY SrofiE iS NOW FULL OF FIKST-CLASS FURXITUKE. COKSISTINO of bed room seta, chairr, iennges, etc., which I will aell at Notice to Stockholders: Notiert tS herr-bv L'ivf'tl ihnllliA bhii.lI stockholders mooting: ofths Farmors A Morchants I nsurHii.-M Company of Albany Orogun, will Le Isold at ( lies company's ora.einthe cit of Albany, . 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But now the numier of reader, ol thoughttul llterltir, -men and wnc wo., wist, realfy to know what i. nolna; on In th. 7M ." , ,V J", . . P""""-'r nd Kreat .ouh In S,. United State, to warrant o revolutionary . reduction In price. Tne Forum dlKU.sc. important .objects, bat It la not dull. The literature ol contempo raneous activity Is. In fact. th. most Intcrestlnj of all literature. AmerSr. cttln.hlp irnplle. that a man ahull know th. opinion, ol th. foremost men and the latest great achievements la every direction of activity. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Forum Is now as cheap as the magazines of mere entertainment THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. 25c. a Copy. $3 a Year. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. arOSICE IS HEREBY CIVEXTO ALL WHOM IT may eoncen,, that on the Uith davol December, 1 was (In v mtiinliit...) ... .1... i. . and tcstameti-. of Joseph L Dickson, deceased, by th I -ou"'y Court of I.I1111 county, Oregon, and list I bonds have been approved by eald court; therefore h h 1 R. ral,,8t said .stale are m-i.i. V-T . requireo io present the same with proper vouchers 'o me at the office of W R nil , . j.. 1 Ainsny, i.inn county, Oregon within six months from the date hereof. i-'i. ii UUI 01 December. U113. FKtNSLIN PaorsT Exccuto W It HiavEO Attorney for Executor NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. V-OTirK 1 IirBKPT filVEX THT THS l. j.1 der.ineJ h (lied hi fi-aj mccunt XM ert ff tni'm T lUa'-rvo, V aiM.uj uh tb fMintT vtrk i4 Linn c-.-antv itrwn stjtht thec-tunty tuun i. gtv.l Linn esW.tT h iiM SuturJay. 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