The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, March 25, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texta nappy 6WLE OEIGIN OF THE AZTECS. OUfi THIilD EYE. sB3Sr9ilt9II vTWSSaSE A Jtoeeat Explorer Thinks They Omm from Scandinavia. - Scientists Claim That Wa Have an Extra OpUo. 111 . IU11 Squire Moore and his Estimable Wife Interest a Reporter. They Speak of their Past Life, Their Trials and Hardships, and how Sickness one Entered their Home, and for a While it Looked as if it Would Prove Fatal It was Averted, However, and they Dwell on the Means with Much Enthusiasm. rnm A. IMtaMk Or-Ur, Mara. Ai i IWtaM KfpiwntatiT wh strolling luul town the ullier day, looking up Item, of ui-wa. he dropped into Four1, drag stars. This, that aud oth nisdicinei were talked "Finally, despite my oppaanioo, my h band oalled In a physician, who attributed my ailment to rheumatism and pmorilwti for that complaint. A day or two after tin changed tun opinion, aaying I was enaosea ., and their eiua.iv. onaliti- anaryd. tf!!? u far is la. In their power. Ihe cura- Th ti,HiiD aiiMtintt were reeuni. live powers of Dr. Williann' Pink Pilli were ed. At nmea I would be incapable ol dome talked ot, when Mr. r'alloier, a cter in tne kwu . j "-! """, . .... ,, ti, h was fearful that 1 wee auoenng from partial tore, mentioned that lira. Joseph Uoora m 1B a lirm believer in theii efficacy Pumiing one evenine. while readlm the New his iiiimi the Tribune man paid Un- Uoora York Trilxnc, he read to me ttatemnit of a the n. day 'gSTtSS m STSiV-- Among the many good people muung m .liar testimonials describing the great nrw t. v rir:ido. 'Sou ire Moor and his Dowers and virtue ot thews pull bnt had passed tnem over. aoaDimfr we inim gi mt statements Uy hasbwid'i expremon qutck err indicating my opinion of them. But this night in particular, I wa impressed with what he read and told him itwoulon'tdoany harm to try a box. The next morning m miirhased a box ot the Pink Pills and 1 com menced taking them according to direction, three timea a day. Within a week 1 telt hetter. aad when 1 had finished that box I asked my husband to ret me another and he laughingly complied, aaying, coneeu as bad as consumption, but even it you think ther are doing you tome good there m a great relief exDerienoed.' Alter that he purchased tor me about a doien more boxes, and tor nearly two years I 00. tinned taking them. The result was X regained my strength, the bugling in arms ana legs, namu ana ie ceased and the frequent sweats which 1 had hMm anhitct to left me. In all truth. I am mixed to state that the Fink Pills made a new woman of me. That is," she laughingly re marked, 41 as new as you can make a woman who is now in her seventy-sixth year." And in truth, lira. Moore's closing remarks are well founded, tor she is as hale and healthy looking as any woman could be who baa uvea tier great agt, ffliimedl A NIT If 0OR1. Subscribed and sworn to before me a No tary Public, this 23rd day ot May, Uy commission expiree May 14th 19U0. Milton A, Lyons, Notary Public Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People have an enormous sale. An analysis ol their properties shows that they contain, in a condensed form, all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are an unfailing speciho tor such diseases as loco motor ataxia, partial paraiysu, si. vuus- Aiie kxiianlif K mAnr effiMrt nf ) arrinrwt palpitation ol the heart, pate and an low complexions, that tired feeling resulting from nervous pmtranon; all diseases re uhini from vitiated humors in the blood. such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females, such as suppressions, irregulari ties and all forms of weakness. They build up the blood, and restore the glow of health to pale and callow checks. In men Ihey effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry, overwork or eicwwen of what ever nature. There are no ill effects follow ing the use of this wonderful medicine, and it can be given to cnuaren wnn perieci s&ieiy. These pills are manufactured by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Comoanv. fichenectadv. N. Y-, and are sold only in boxes bearing the firm's trade mark and wrapper, at 60 cents a box or six boxes tor z.oU, and are never sold in bulk. They may be had of anna. He wilt- are tne beat mown ami sue most respected The 'Squire to carrying his seven tv-six years as sturdily as many men who hare not yet rounded their sixtieth mile post nnd his wife Ann, ta a fitting compan ion, one ot those pleasant faced, agreeable ladirt. who ninkv you teei penectly at home when in then company This happy couple were born in the same neighborhood, of the West Riding 01 Vork. England in 1820: the husband n tvw weeks his wife's senioi and for over fifi? years they have travelled the pathway of life together In IW they m gratwi to this country and settled in Derby, Conn., where they resided for a number of years While there Mr. Moore, who was luirhly respected by his neighbors, was elect ed a memherot the State Legislature in 1867. During his residence in the United States he has been a constant reader of the New York Tribune, and was an ardent admirer of its founder and great editor, Horace Greeley, and a firm believer in that notable writer's opinions. Through those mediums he was inrlaenced to come to Greeley in the early spring of 1371, and here he has resided ever sinte. During his residence in tiiia beautiful section of northern Colorado, he has held many responsible publie positions, notadv that ot Justice of the Peace, an office which he occupied an interruptedly for eight years; aud four years ago was re-elected to another term, his name being piaeea in nomination at the convention without Jus knowledge. The aewsgathefer was received cordially and in response to his inquiries. Mrs. Moore ated that her health commenced failing w-veral vears ago but like a great many wom en, an" scarcely knew the meaning of the name sickn-w in relation to herself. She refused medii attendance or treatment of any kind, barring that which she drew upon from the faroilv pharmacopoeia or dispensary. Using Mrs. Moore's language: "For four years I was miserable, hardly a week passed during that time bm what I suffered from extreme losiitude. '.he least exertion fa tigued me. At times when I would be sew ing or reading, I would be troubled with tiugiing sensations. lik the pricking ot pins in nAiid. fet, arms ard legs- Occasionally I would suffer from profuse perspiration, the water fairly running fmm my face and hands. Tlvm for days it would faeem impossible for . Mtim . mi nut nf warmth. I would ! all druatrists or direct bv mail from Dr. . .Knir o rtniiie a roarins tire ! Williams' Medicine Company. The price at ta the stove wraprmi up in blankets, yet which these pills are sola makes a course ot while my fore wou Id t scorched, the rest of 1 treatment inexpensive at compared with oiks BJ body tfould be coilua remedies. i fc.. "OSah-jk. Iijjw. bonrftt.Ukea. SSUsioviuifii.K.T, C&uuno.lLL. &r.Lijc-j3,ll0. Dalus.TUS. FOR SALE UY regon Central ' & Eastern, H,. R. CO. Yaquina Bay Route. Coiinwtii.)! 111 Yaijuina Bav with tlie 8a" rraiiciseo acl Yaijuina Bay Hteamaliii I'omiumy. Stnsddp "Frail ' Sail- from Yaqiiina Bay every eipht days fur San PnwiM.('WM Hay, Port Orftml, Tnniilad ami llumlwlilt Hay. !.. hy h, waaMa Da- f IIMlorle IWcorOa af etM Ham Not Xaa- prowt Matter. "I am glad to not that seientlaU, and pnrticulaily philologist, are at, last makinfr good hondwny in docipher iag the, hlciup Ij-phiw o! the Aawwi," aid Dr. Wcnditll Men, of. Hliaca, N. Y., to a wrllur of the St. Limis lilobo- Democrat "I hare lust rotnrncid from an extended vir.it to our fiiatcr republic, during which I made the moat careful researches, with reaultswbiuharohirU' ly eratifyiuB to me. Thore remains no doubt In mv mind that the warliko and highly civilised tribe whleh Curti found in Mexico wore ot Boandinaviaa origin and very eloaely allied to otrr own Boxon foretathera. I believe we shall soon be nble to establish this faoi beyond a qwrtion of doaht. Indica tion point to the Scmdlnavlana having come over from tlie great northern peninsula a early as the fourth cen tury a. U 'Speaking of Cortes and the Bpatnum eonquerors raiae a perfect storm of pent-up tndlguatlnn within m every time I hear the mim, lor me worm will never be able to fully realize the harm they have done by thou4 wnnton destruction of the recorda they found and the stumblmj; blosks they have put in the way of sdentifle researchers. There are not enough of the hioroglyh. tc reoords of the Arteoa remaining ta evor complete our knowlcdjre of their ciTUiaation. but, In my opinion, ine worst barriors hare been sueoerafully pawed. Many ol our soion'.hta have bef omred a very pun qnesi ion concern- tag Mexican hiemjlyjihics. There never a uniform svscam or wriwen or minted reeonls anywhere. Ilioy all contained the principle of several dis tinct systems. This is true ol Effypt as well as Mexico. A majority of the hieroclvuhica of nomenclature In Egypt wore based on tne tumia, or sym- phonograph, where the pictures give the eouna, nui not ine run i uj plies the oxiateuse of two laugiuigea in that country, ene which gave the meaning and the other to which the nicture belonged. "The same system was used in Mex ico. The hieoroglvph lor rluaaeyaoao, pronounced YYnshvca, is a twig of the huaae fruit coming out of the noaa, or yacae, of a human faos, "The meaning, however, is quite different. Wash or Washu must have been the name of the god of war, and, as Eak, or Ceo, means red. and the Cnlwas were red men, Hiiasoyacao must have meant the Red Ood of War. The peculiarity of the word U tliat it trrescnts what we may can ine aconai' navinn dialectic formula of a name of greet antiquity found In many eouo. tries aad not originally belonginij to the red men of Europe and northern Africa. In these peoples, who oon lie directly traced to the mingling of the three primitive savage races with tlie prohistorie whlto races of norlncrn BU' rope, the Azes, or Asar, wo have the root Wash, as in Washington, Washoe ?nd like word. The older form waa Has,aainBaainghall. liaohintiicl.Ba.'ia, lhiaqueses, etc,, m actual no:uoncu tore, and Ilea, Beawria, K.v.na, In ancient tunes, nnitrllipost'.i wag title and not a name, and the lolling tongue is hiiororlTphlc t'r the word Lap, showrnEf that IIuitziiiiK Jitli was the demon Lap, or the grt ' v. iir, vievrwi by the red races. Th; i hiero-rrlvphi-; h b,i)?d upon th-? Hax'm word Lnp, to t-ilr-? up vfctor witli Hie ttTOgno, ami ia, pr.)f positive of the Scandina vian orirrm ol the Aztecs. "Going further into this we have found that the hieroglyph for Lap waa the rabbit, because Lepua robuaos I with Lap, and we infer from that that the rnDnit god ol the Aiixnnqumn w proof thnt the Aitoon must have Iia4 ini tereourac by some means with the cir llized roccft from whom the Uomiina got their word lepne. In overy nation that refused to eat the hare there muni have been similar intercourse, no matter finder what pretext it was declined as an article i f , WOMEN IN OFFICE. . 10 YEARS' jtl... IXPIRIENOC ATRADE MARKbm 1 m AW 'irtfvv ' OOPVRICHTa Ao. Anyone sendliv a sketch and description vsy etucklyatcertaltt, ttm, wlietber an Intantioii l prolMbtr pstemabla. Cotnmunicatl'ms strtclly oonfrleatiftl. Oldest sireocy forirwarinti patents ' In Aawric. We have a Washington office. Paten u taken through Uuuo Co- reoeire Special notice in toe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, bMBtifullr lUoBTnttad, Itnest drealKtlon of an? soleouflc ioanuu. wekir,trmsKiXXi a teari SLaOgti unnfliH. spetf'uen cuples and Uand ikaia on iATKKTa Kin. tne. aOotmi MUNN & CO., xel Broaaerar. Kew York. Children Cry for Piteher'a Castorlai Passenger Accommoda tions Unsurpassed. Shortest Hmite Between the Willamette Valley and California. ' Farelrom Albanv and Points West Xo Ban Francisco: Cabin ....6 0O ateeraize 00 To Coos Bay and Port Qrford : Cabin : 6 00 To Humboldt Bay: Cabin 8 00 Bound Trip Good for a) Days Special. RIVER DIVISION. Meanier ALBANY, elettantly furnished, inf-lii, iinir new niano. will run between Corvallii and Portland on the following schedule: Imwn river Tnewlnv, Thursdays and Sundays, LraYC'Corvallis 6 a. tn. anil Albanv, 7 a. m. Arrive Portland, 6 p. ni. lln riven Monrlavs. Wedlielavs and Kriitava. lieave Portland. 6 a. in. aud Albany, 9:20 p. m. Arrive tJorvallis. 11:20 p. m. J- C. Mayo, Edww Hroiiii, Sup't lliver Division, Manaaer.. 11. B.Sacby, It. L. 'u, Ap't, Cpp Revere House Audit, lJeimt Aioony. Ripann Tabulea: gentle cathartic. Hipaa TBliiileaci"rp liver troubles. rWnsmp "nohitlea eiirs ennnthifltlon. Rlnans Tahnlea cure indioestlon, Rlpans Tabulea enre headache. RlDaui Tabulw assise diatatioo. The Hew Eogland Old and the Widow Are the Unes who Bemaia. In the offices in Washington the principal rival of the widow is tlie New England young wom.iu, says the New -York Commercial Advertiser. There are Ma&achusctU girls who taught school twenty and thirty years ugo . who got into the department nnd ore there yet. in the tirsl place, the New England girl has been educated to the idea of malting her own living and to regard marriage as very Improbable. title is, first of all, a scliolnr, and a scholar of natural capacity and breadth of character. She can do anything any man can do except, possibly, climb a tree. But she can climb a civil service examination, which is inGuiWly of more importence to the government and to herself, She may be a widow, bnt she gct there, and the slays to a ripe old age. In fact, there is no rec ord of liny widow or New England girl dying or getting murricd from a gov ernment office. Any one of them wonld scout the idea of leaving u Hilary of eJ,kx) or l.fcorl,r00 or tl,S) a year to do hou.scivork lor sumo man who cim'l earn as mttch fcinsclf. bo tlie isew England girl aud the widow atlelt to a salary and leave roiauu 'o cul low fools. . Ah the civil fiervict record shows that about one woman out of every sixth clerk is called for by bureau oflicinia, nothing but superior adaptability and atoying powers will account for the steady increosso ul ivimien In all the de partments. Perhaps the permanent removal of the huli'inlinate place nnilcr tlie guvcmticiil iiom the polit ical inlluctiscs which once controlled them has done more (or overy class of employes who can rely upon their owa ruerita than anything else has done. Thfc enetl, ItWemrea Orfma Kxlsts AJso la Vovlebralee of the Lawn Order-W her. It Is Loeaoa, Rresnt researches prove that man and all vertebrates seem to possess the rudiments of a third eye. This discov ery is not only very interesting, but ulso remarkably instnictlve,sinee tin rudimentary third eye of a man has, by one of the most noted philosophers of modern days, been looked upon as be ing the seat of the soul. As organs by proper use develop in strength and perfection, so they be come weak by lack of use. If for many generations an organ should remain without use, Its structure in time be aomes simpler nnd more imperfect. If such a process continues throughout ufres, an orpau, by constant disuse, will become reduced to a more rudiment of what It was in the species using the same. Thus, speciee of birds that only walk and run, but never ily, have only mdimeutary wings, as the ostrich; while In tlie eagle and the albatroa; tlie wings are seen In a state of perfection. Now, In cloeely examining the skulls of certain lizards, it was found that near the top of head, under the dark, Ojiaque Bkln, and often in the very bone, an almost ertrct eye exists, although no ray of light ever could reach It, This eve shows a ervstaline lens, a retina ol very complex structure and an optic nwve; In fact, all the essential parts of a perfect eye. But being covered by the ppnntie skin of the nuimal it is ab solutely useless. If this optic nerve K traced to the brain M is found tocou- nct the eye with the so-called piuenl g and nf the brain. This pineal glunil Is, or cnursc, in no sense of a word a rial pland, but a definite portion of the n 'nous tissue of the bruin. Invariably located just back nnd partly over tne cerebrum, and in front of the rounded b-uin-muss which generally is eousid ered to correspond to the corpora njndrigemlna m a num. This third eye of the spotted lizard is called the pineal eye, on account of the nerve connection of the retina witlr the pineal glnnd. Now, while in cor- tnin lizards this highly develtqied eye is useless because it is covered by npnquc skin, and in hers even deep ly lierided in bone, it would seem proba ble that in an earlier stiufe of develop ment this pineal eye was not rudi mentnry, but In constant use. A very alight modification would acconipliBl: this namely, the transparency of the skin covering the eye. This is esnct ly the condition of the normal eyeti in reptiles to-day; the skin covins -them. hut it Is transiierent where it giasaea over the eye. In the skulls nf some of the gigantic reptiles of the earlier age af this globe, palcpntologista.lutve long ago found a kufie round perforation Probably hia was the socket of the third or pineal eye or the ichthyosau rus, the plesiosnurus and the labyrin thodon. But a much more important conclu sion must he drawn from tliia discov ery uaniely, that in all vertebrates, even including man, the truces of this third eye reninin to-day. The pineal eye of lizards being connected with the large pineal gland of the same, it would seem that the pineal gland Itself is but the nerve center of optic thulmus for this third eye. In all reptilcaund amphibia the pinenl gland is large; no it ts nlan in fishes.' In higher nniumls the cerebrum develops very m uch, over growiug the more posterior portionaof the bruin. By this preponderance of the nerve mass the pineal gland lie comes covered by the cerebrum and an sumefl more and more rudimentary forms. But It remains with obstinate pertinacity. It la even always present is man though here only of the size of a peaandrudelyreaemblingapinccone in shape. It seems also degenerated in structure, having hardly any nervous tlnsue. These facts of form and struct ure have given rise to its name, that of pineal gland. Popular Science Monthly. AVcifclMlchiparalionforAs slmilalln5 Itu.1 ootJandHcsula ImgllicSlomo: samlDcwbof PromotrsDij slionChectful nrasandte;.;ontalns neither Snum.MorpU ne nor Miricrol. OTlVAHtJOTIC. ben's Sm l- jttX-i'lWM iiM.M.&it jit ,Utd Jtffvmmt . ;jii.iW-J ale. !. -. Apprfecl Mcmi dy forConslina lion, Soir Slcmach.Diarihoea, Wonrs,;onvu sions.Fcvcrish ncss at; Lo s of Sleep. Ia:Sii.iile S gnalure of "VORK. mi lis SEE THAT THE FAC-SMIL2 SIGNATURE IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EEET BOITIIS OF w ', . ii 3 1 1 nsveie west tm ; -j .mv' . . no rjy.CT COPY OT WRAPPEB. M Lu-Tan. Clitoris It put i p h oiu-ebe lottlw only, It Li nut ulil la hnlk. Don't allow anvoas to sell j: '; anytUug site oa th nlm or amauM that It :: it just so Kooa" SI4 will entwer svery par. poM," Bee that yon jt u-a-B-i-u-a-i-a. Thatu- nruamC ONLY m-rSXS, BUY DIRIOT OP IUI;(;ii:S, ltOAI UCUIll CC and HAliK Shipped snpihsrs to aniA at WHOLESALE PRICES ONa oa oua sxthopioinhv ssnosiNt NBSD DUlvQBieTION tkhttwt, PiANOorCoByiKu Bum. Km. orliRiwrtTBit HuHuh B or 4 l)OW l.KATIIKK lUA'tTlk-K 'lyp. Puietit UUMHUt taHteiierH.litfaii Itultiti ol bust vool ttytfl i.iiuli, ouni- it sesitm stul oloseil tltintetv In qitRTttrs, tS0i,ti I'aNH. HPHINO JUUK. cloilt t tttui) atlifc tninifiiiivp. wltitc DUHtiloui), Hnrvcu wh'olri, will, is HMke, t 01 in. trtml 16-1(1 In. U)ublv uwliai uteei uxi s wweuimi ami ishmii uvu, snti 6 lw.f oil-uiniioniti sprinsr of best iiuallt-. INy l I"- vM uy w I"- onu, mnile ot twHt hkmuwU hum or, atth trams sml -loiilnr iHiiiels. Utorotttiliiy bIukI. mircweU ntitl iiMiftrett. I ouliM- rertli naunk full leustti. it; iiy.i iks. till. ImiUs, oic., nmile ol bent Norwa irm. I'Mloiinif uml finish flrst-clik tlm luliaut ButliVM iaiilLeit n rfrli Ijlauk. iiextH lirrwHt :r anew liln.-k ur ctumiuu. bfinilHomtfly sutxd Kucli tiitfruy complfi with Bliaiiu. leather (Is ib. boo!, sonn spruu, earuet, autl-rsnlen (to. A written wsrnuiLy wttti omb lnimiy, i4A.llO In our HPKDiiL M liOLbHAI I PllK'S fm thi flris ItiitfifV Hever before sold for less, but to ImriHlui-e uui work to your Uwallty wo nave !fuul.-il to mukv 1. uneoi 1 wmiiou ofTer, Blvinr overy render of this si r an oiipnTtuult) tu t!i s strictly tirni cltw 75.iii Iiuitiry at tlu! lowenv inc evm tIT(l. n rtiH ut l-to.OUsrul O'liipou we wilt sblv tl'i bomtionu- Imtriry, securely psvfceu ami tirnteo ana tlellvemi (,ti Inn ul 1 firs. Do uut miss tbis upnortuiiU? o Kt a titonniHlily UU'ti intuit .i(.-tfi-liBtf Itiiirirv at No. 130 Top Buuot (Nn poo Nu. a OOD I'OB S5.00 U sent wltli OtUjv for No. HO Top mi or No. 348 Ru.il Was tttt! lowitflt .ul' over ofIirt. Iti'im-Htiier wt do mil (ittrtr It 1 "clionit liUKUV, uui its a tt let' v niuli-Krmle vebtclc. lr yuu want a 'ilvniUKir iimtiry or mum' ottwt stylt? write I inmrlartrr? llliirttTatcil tJiUlDttnt) rtliowiuir m ihRtireia sM'N'sof iehtnlts, Uriifnn. iic. Wo mti Hell you n tup biiiriiy an low as tu'i.K), letter own lor t.il-t-0 an) unwunlH. Money rut muled If nut bm rni-reHtimeil alior arrival ami oxaiiiiiitttluii. Cdiiiidii must imatilvuly aocompmiy tlie ordotr to obtdiu tills mwuisl orloe. TtOAT WAOC fi have all styles, hnt thiti one is lite moft Humlar. Any Utiatlr Tills EUgant Rostl Wigon will a-ilt yon Ut lo ' It. Our wholesalo with COUPON price In wi.iw. iiena 1 s m.un and couim and 11 is yoitn. Oui.r mte,( to be maik of st'isfti-fl iinitMlal t orouirbly siMmum-il, bi-vt, eutl or "ii hub, Harvfn iktmui, wUrols. clotlt r F.vtt s lest Ih;t iUirnliitnts, dt'tible rcAch houeil 'uli Inn iff. h, ln-irt In. drop iixlcfl. i.iut n itlior dasli, p-ilutlnK bfxlv hlHcif , lire iter erftmoronnulue nu-oiy !t ii-"il, i ntl 1 r )iy fliilKbetl thrnitK li on t. A weitUt wan; ity with enb waitna and niooev re!Ml(! ( tint as to presented. Order at once. I'ric-'i will Uc higher uext $25.oa Ko, aia Boat, 'lum i:ASH BUYERS' UNIO, (58 W. Va Buren St , Bx,' 2J84, Chloago, III Statistics of the Imperial German health department show Berlin as the healthiest city in the world. Here the death rate Is 16. 3 per 1,000. Compared with Aleiandria, a city fanned by the the sea breeze, and constantly under the influence of sunshine, Berlin shows to no small advantage. In this latter city statistics give the death-rate at S2.9 per 1,000. London Hospital. , AMERICAN NAMES, MnSKraoti signifies "elk face." Omaha signifies "Up the Ulvcr." Boaxokk signifies a "sea shell." Opklika means "Large Swamp." Meiuidiack means "swift water." OsAflE signifies the "Strong Man." MiinKEUi3r means "plenty of fish." Ocoxbe signifies "a water course." OkkkcuobkI! means ''Orassy Lake." KmiitAHKA means "nhiillnw water." Penobscot signifies "A Kock l'lnce," Okkki'lvokee signifies "Quivering Lake." "Monaosocx means t,ha "Spirit's placq," I'oiit Koyal Bat was so called from Its 6lzo, Scwaxee Is a corruption of Ban Juanita. Monocacy means "creek of many bends." Lake Moukoah was named for an Indian tribe, ViHCAT.iqirA means a "Good I'loce to Hunt Ileer." "Mamitoi; is an Indian word, mean ing "spirit." Mo.voa!(,uiei,a means a "river with out Mauds," Wi:i:(ii'inooEK Is the "Beautiful Luke at the i!u;lllund." Headquarters WmMimBm fM. ,,,, j T-k Mixed Vatictlts per ;mund 40 cunts tor owoet Peas so j 'I-IK 01T1.Y Quarter pom d IS cents, 6i NEW DC'UBLE SWEET PEA 3j True Id m mo. Packet 25 cents, half Pack at 15 centa : Wend lurfui Crimson Rambler Rose cent.. i) VI0!fB FLO 1AL GUIDE, 1896. -J m P10NBEI SKED CATALOQUE. I Chronie-lithiign phs of Doable Sweet ,) Pea, Ro.n, Fu :hin While l'lienome. S. nli Ultelibeni-M, Rapl,erries, New (9) Filled with coot' things old and new, fc Pill lltl nf VI, V-.....l.l o. Tried and Tuo Novelth-j8 Fuchsia double while Pher ,' Blackberry, The Ruth-;,,,,' " Tomato, Vicfc'a E ,.", The EailiMi I- -y Leader, . jniato known. fei Full 11m of rkwers, Vegetables, Small Fruits, etc. !,! i , Mailed on recti of to eta. which mav be dd. dt.er.pt.on and prices. p esk-oi free wilb an order for any of the show, oraw-"y V ROCHESTER, YORK. 2m. JAMES YJCK'S SONSd (sj M i p. p. M Albany Furniture Co., (INCORPORATED) BALTIMORE BLOCK, Albany, Oregon. Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums, matting, otc, ' Pictures and Picture molding. Undertaking a Specialty.