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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-26

THE MYSTERY UNRAyEIED.- -Simp-
son-I wonter what kind of line It is
that BudkIns uses when he goes fishing
1t always breaks just as he is landing
the biggest fish you ever saw
Sniffer nothing but yarn
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-26

There is no dram upon the resources
of farm more certain 70 impoyerish
II in the long run than the practice of
keeping the manure in an open harm
yard, from which .'dark-colored water
fows off after every heavy rain"
HAT dark fluid is the very life blood
- tie farm. If it is desired to keep
uac manure ana straw III lie open yaI u
much of the loss can be avoided by
,aalsing the surface sloping gradually
- ase centre. There is no need of
keeping the droppings of horses and
oOms separate. In fact, it is quite sd-
saacageous TO mingle them,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-26

Only one person IS said to have bean
teyA " 1e Poughkeepsi
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-26
HUMOROUS.

A dead issue-The posthumous pub
lication.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-26

Surface sowing of timothy, millet
Orcover is condemned by careful
English experimenter, John Spier,
E5ssr three years tests. In his expe-
mance timothy did best when sown
half an inch deep, Italian rye-grsss
quarter % one inch deep, and clover
did best when planted three.fourtbs Of
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-26

"That isn't like your mother, is itP"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-26

"He always disagrees with ma"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-08-26

Asu my acerrs ror ~. Il. goasfss Shses
II not fer sale Tn your place ask yosI
Sealer fe send for catalogue, secRre lkx
agency, and get them for you
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE IA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-07-24

vicroRlA, D. O.. July II. 1891.
DALr DKxocRAr: Delegates TO the
grand lodge. A o U w gathered at Port
land. July 18th, In large numbers, from
all parts OF Oregon and Washington, 20
make the trip 20 this place TO attend The
sitting Of the grand iodger
Tho train leavss Portland at 10 o'clock
p m, hence the trip 70 Tacoma 10 made
at night, arriving at that place at O
o'clock IN. A brief run through the
principal streets discioses a city with
many substantial buildings, but eandor
eompele the remark that times are IN
yieldingly hard. Nothing much 20 hold
people here. Hundreds arc leaving
seeking employment elsewhere.
Here The members OF the grand lodge
board the staunch s'City Of Kingston"
aud after run Of two and half hours
the city of Seattle was reached. Not
being permitted 10 land and see the city
We made inquiries M TO lie business, etc,
Of citizen, who informed us that the
same stagnant condition exists here ~
At Tacoma. These faets we gathered
from citizens OF the the two places. These
two cities nre destined 10 grow into large
thriving cities, bat this viii not be until
they are thoroughly cured OF the dan
gerous disease, "boom."
To say that the sound 10 . magnih-
Gently grand body Of water is approx
mating the truth. AT o'clock, In q stiff
breeze, We arrive at Port Townsend.
This place has the same general listleas-
ness that 10 found In all the sound eities.
The jealousy existing between Seattle
and Tacoma 10 intense. And both are
equally jealous of Portland. Many am-
using anecdotes growing out OF this
jealousy might be given did time per-
init. The run from from Port Townsend
10 Victoria was Of four and one half
hours in length, and on "mad, angry
sea " Not less than fifty passengers
were sick and fifty more very uneasy
and restless about the stomach.
At Seattle we were joined by supreme
master Kingsley, Of Helena, Mon, and
grand master Daily, Of the grand lodge
Of Oregon. At Victoria We we're met by the
members OF the local lodges OF tile A o
U w with brass band and procession
vas formed and marched 10 the Odd
Fellows hall where announcements and
arrangements were made for q reception
TO be rendered the grand lodge at the
Royal theater this evening. One speak
er, in making the announcement, said
his Worshipfui, the mayor, had con-
sented TO make the address Of welcome,
and the lieutenant governor had con-
sented TO be present. But the mail is TO
90 and close. &.
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HALL or BEuLAm REBxKAm DKoRxn
LoDoE, No. 80, !. o. 0. +.
ALBANY, Or, July 18th, 1901.
To the N. g., ". g Officers and Members.
The inevitable decree OF the Grand
Master Of the Universe, to which all
must with submissive reverence bow has
removed from our midst one who was al
ways genial, shedding the sunshine Of his
manly disposition upon all who came in
contact with him. always cheering the
membership by kindly words OF good
fellowship, STRENGTHENING IL by wise coun-
sells and noble example. His was an
example worthy Of imitation by all.
That brilliant light that hiss lit up the
armament OF Odd Fellowship Is not put
out; it 10 only hidden for brief time
behind the gloomy shadow Of death only
10 reappear In immortal beauty 10 shine
evermore. Brother James 4. Haii Is no
more. Let us pause q moment under
the shadow OF the dark cloud Of death
and reflect that he who 80 faithfully
answered the roll call here below wifi
now faithfully answer IL above.
In token OF our esteem for onr deceased
brother, and in sorrow for his loss, we
would Recommend that the charter Of
this lodge be draped In mou rning for
thirty days; that copy of this memoir
lam be sent to the sister Of the deceased !;
that it be spread at length upon the
lodge journal, and copies sent to the
DEMocRAr and Herald for publication.
Fraternally submitted.
1DA !. CARTER,
SARAH o. BARNs,
MAGGIE A. BLAcKMAs,
Committee.
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The OregonIan publishes from the New
York Herald two column article on the
present difficulty about lhIs road, which
VIII bc..waiched with great interest by our
citIzens. The Herald says. aThc frat
gun was fred when Bondhelders joseph
Wharton, Samuel s Sands, John Blair,
Alexander Brown and Dliiwyn Parrish
printed an advertisement calling upon oil
other men who held the compAny's bonds
10 Join them IN an effort 10 GUST Receiver
and ex-presldent r Egenson flogg and his
association from control Of the enterprise.
The advertisers clslm that efs,ono,ooo
worth OF bonds has been eaten up In the
process of building and equlpplng lees
than one fourth Of the railroad, whose
total length shall be 900 miles and whose
total coat was estimated not 10 exceed
ST. 100000. Receiver iiogg and his
partners declare that the 81 100000 worth
OF bonds already Issued under their admin.
istratlon has been legltimalely used Ia
building the road. Both aides have settled
down Tor long siege. Whoever wins
will have control OF railroad that runs
through rich country and has no paral-
lel road to fign.."
II thcr gives history OF the road. the
names OF the kickeFs, IA above and the ad.
vertlsemcut. The directors are given a.
follows: John I Blair, Bialrstown, N 4;
Osgood Welsh, New York; Norman y
Bentley, third vice-prcsldent.t treasurer and
assistant secretary, New York; II q At
wood; George 3 Coc. president OF the
American Exchange National bank, New
York; X 8 Mlnsurn, N Y, II q Hazard,
Pcacedale, r /, Alexander Brown, Baltl-
more, William NJ Hoag, vice-president.
Corvallis, Or; TEgenton Hogs, president; /;
Wallis Nash, d w Wilson, Thomas Gra-
ham, Zephln job, q X Farra, T Il eau
thorn, b r job, 4 A Abbey and A Hack
leman, OF Corvallis, Or. Mr. Bentley
makes a statement jus,ifying the action OF
the o + managers, closing with the state
nent athat eome OF the gentlemen who
permitted their names to be used In con-
necslon with the advertisement have very
large interests In other companies, which
Interests might be promoted By sacrlh &C
OF their interest In the Oregon Pacific
Railroad Company" Welsh had forgotten
he was q director. Mlnturn said he had
faith In the present management. Mr. coe
when asked about the eIf,ooo,ooo over
issue Of bonds, said that was merely tech
nIcai. lie was merely bondholder. Be-
tween $7,ooo,ooo and $1,000, 900 cash has
been realized on the bonds, and $4,000. .ooo
essh has been spent. "Experts who have
been over the line have reported to u.s..
said a dissatisfied pondhoijer. ashat the
coat Of building the i4o miles Of road
could not have cost more than a 4.ooo, GOO
Where, then, are the stf 100000 left oveFf
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The 9eulorrat.
rlouRxs LIE.

According 10 the statement OF the public
debt furnished by the secretary OF the
treasury there was net cash balance Of
Ssa,oo3,SoS at the close Of business June
20. This statement is used by republican
organs to deceive their rcadeis a. to the
real condition Of the national finances, as
will appear fiom an examination Of the
figures furnithed by the treasury officials.
The 7fmes has already called attention to
the design of tlie administration TO use the
gold reserve as part OF the available cash
Ia the treasury, and has presented the
oplnlons Of leading bankers on the subject.
II now calls attention TO further evidence
Of ibis intent anc to the probable motives.
Included In the cash Ia the treasury
nom which the above balance 10 drawn
appears the Item OF Subsidiary coin, $Io.-
6s6.6os, minor coin and fractional cur
reney, $3as,so7, total OF nearly $aoooo,-
900, which Is not an available asset and
must, therefore, be deducted from the al
legged cash balance, leaving an actual hal
anee of $s4.orI,s $50. In the new form OF
statement the treasury does net furnish In
formation as to the exact amount OF the
'fund for the redemption OF national bank
notes covered into the treasury under the
law OF 1890" but from the statement oi
the amount OF debt bearing NJ interest Il
would appear that tits fund has been de-
creased during the month by $s,rss ss,s66'
leaving the trust fund absorbed about 500
100000. II appears, then that the treas
ury is absolutely short, $6.ooo,ooo, count
Ing the fund deposited BY the national
banks for the redemption OF their notes.
But II !. stated that the payments for the
present month will be large, while Il is sd'
mltted that the receipts are decreasing
The treasury viii be forced to use funds
that are strictly available, and no rsade'
needs be told that no part OF the subsidiary
and minor coins can be included In that
category. The dIsbursing officers bal
aaees alone would absorb all but about
81, 100000, of the alleged balance. From
this Il win be seen that the claim made o.
an available cash balance fades iato an act
ual deficit. AZ to the motive for ths
present attempt at eoneealment, the Tive
ventures the prophecy that the sreasur,
department looks Cor means 10 maintain
Its ordinary payments to the law allowing
| ths .ai. - hon,,. tr, o.rchaee gold for re
demption purposes. That is the only stat
ute under which Il would now be Posslbl'
for the secretary of the treasury to otfe'
inierest-bearIng bonds. Citizens interest
ed In the stability of the government eredI
arc invited to watch carefully the furthel
transactions of the treasury and the Polit-
Ical use made Of the cunningly devised
debt statement.- Chicago Times.
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BLEATH Is WEALTH !

DR.. X. &. VESTS Nerve ard Brain Treatment
Kuarantcsd specihc for Hysteria, Dizzinsss C0nvu
Aons, n 9, Nervous Heuraigis, Headache Eervou
PrOstrai0n caused by the Of alcohol or tObaeco
Wafvfulners. Mental Depression, S0ft1ning Of the
iirai resulting in insanity and leading 10 misery
1eeaj nd doa.h, premature old ago. barrsnness loss
Zach l.. contains one months treatment. q 4 box
sr az b. . for ,5, sont BY mail prepaid receipt
pdcs.
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES 10 CURE ANY
oase- With each order received by for ak boxes
accompanied With g., we will send tIs purchaser ouy
written guarantee 70 refund the money II the treat
nsnt does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued onl
" y A. Cumming, Druggist, sole agent, Albany. Or
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The DgNocRAr hereby begs the pardon
OF the boys known as the 'tSewer Gang
II at any time during the April Ores, ii
expressed the sentiments OF most of the
citizens, by limiting nc their connection
with them. Il now transpires that they
were at least truthful and never did any
thing more than what one OF their mem
bers stated. One lone boy, unconnseled,
was at the bottom OF the whole business.
We are glad 10 state, though, that the
sewer gang" rs IL was called, no longer
exists. Among the boys are some who
will make good men, and are behaving
themselves now as well as any in Al
bany. Il was the boy who appeared one
thing and acted another who was 10
blame for all the tronble. We are glad
TO know he feels sorry for the oifense,
and sees the greatness Of the deed done.
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Iot more han one year.

"Mo,hsr Goose" was real character, and
not an imaginary personag- as has been sup
posed, Her maiden name was Elizabeth
Foster. and she was born in r66S' She mar
ried Isaac Goose in 1893, and few years
after became member OF Old South church.
Boston, and died in 1857, aged ga years.
The first edition Of her soogs. which were
originally sung 10 her grandchildren. was pub
ished in Boston in r7i6 by hel son-in-law,
Thomas FLEET
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sore ahsuiasr sursA.

t'haslss A Stiles. $50 cM,oll ST., Buffalo,
y Y, writes. II have bssn oIerk in the
Continental Hotel. corner Exchange and
Mi higxn streets. for sons ysars, and frat
used Allcock's Porous FIastsrs three years
ago for sore shoulder. fell down stairs
and got terribIs wrench and bruise. For
several weeks suffered acute pain IN ths
shoulder joint aud, getting 70 relief, or only
temporary, from numerous liniments. I pns
on an Allcockis Porons Pisster; kept ii on
for two or three weeks snd my shoulder wAs
we'll. They alsoscursd mo In six weeks oi >
most obstinate form Of dyspepsia."
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An English contemporary calls atten-
lion TO The factthat 10 the United Kingdom
the total yearly consumption of tobacco is
only I.3l pounds to each inhabitant. In
Sweden the average is two pounds, In
France 81 pounds, in Norway z.5 IN Den
mark 81 pounds, Austria-Hupgary 3.8
pounds, and among the Dutch in the
Netherlands II is rather more than seven
pounds. In the United States the average
last gear was m pounds.
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STOKES OF PATAGONIA

A traveller newly returned from the Pa
cifc Ocean tells pleasant stories Of the Fa-
tsgonians. As1he steamer he was In was
passing through Magellans Straits some
natives came out to her In boats. They wore
no cloths at all, though there was snow
In the air. A baby that came along with
them made some demonstration that dis
pleased It's mother, who took II by the
foot, as Thetis took Achilles. and soused
Il over the side Of the boat into the cold
sea-water. When she pulled Il In, Il lay
moment Whispering In the bottom ct
the boat. and then curled up and went TO
sleep. The missionaries there have tried
to teach the natives TO wear clothes, and
to sleep In huts; but, so far, the traveller
says, with very limited success. The most
shelter a Patagonian can endure Is little
heap of rocks. or log to the winward of
him; as for clothes. he depises them, and
Is indifferent to ornaments.
To many Of us, groaning under the 0P
pfCbbiOu OF usOocEu convenience u SCNsho
medlesome to underminesthe
Of such people, and enervaie
them with the Injuries of civilization. To
be able 10 sleep out of-sloors,and go naked,
and take sea-baths on wintry days with
would seem a most alluring
No rent to payne tsilor,no
newspaper TO be read on pain
Of getting behind the times; no regularity
in anything. not even meals, nothing to do
except TO find food, and no expense for
lndertakers CT physicians, even II we fail;
what fine, ,untrarnmelled life It would bel
Il takes occasional contact with such peo-
pie as the PatagonIans to keep US in mind
hat civilization Is the mere cultivation OF
bur wants, and that the higher 1t Is the
more cur necessities are multiplied, until,
( We are rich enough, we get enervated
,y luxury, and the young men come in
Ind carry us out.
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Tae .tate Of Massachusetts, Is now expen-
mentiDg with new liquor law, which went
into effect last week. Under the new law any
man arrested for drunkenness may make an
affidavit at the police station that he has not
bseh arrested on the same charge twice since
January Ist ofihas year. II he makes that
affidavit he must be discharged unless the chief
or captain Of the polite station is prepared to
60 into cOuh the nexl day and prove IFS falsi,y
Upon the third arrest in one year. the cu'pfii
must lie sentenced 10 imprisonment for period
ofnot more .hsn enc year.
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LYoxs,or., July ,slh. 1891.

LYONS. Or. July tslh, 1891.
bahama IL to have $4,000 school house
this fall.
The late rain has done great deal Of
damage TO hay In this seeiion OF the
country.
The store Of Mitchell & Breesc has just
been opened. They will carry a large
stock OF general merchandise.
The saw mill OF slopcr & Vaughn,
known ~ the Lfons LAmber Co Is kept
running at i,s full capacity ell the time.
The biaekber,les are getting ripe In The
mountains and good many OF our people
have gone for them There 10 reported
to be vely large crop this rear.
Frank Roscoe, Of Albany. passed
through this place on Monday Oh buaIness.
Iiarves, will commence In about two
weeks.
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rramps have bcsa In the habit OF visit
Ing Al Rou.h's sheep camp near Meaeham
and parloining provisions and mutton
dufing the heFder's absence. RseeGily
the hcrdeF skinned lamb which had died
from poison and hung Il up In a sack out
aide The cabin to show Mr Rouih when he
arrived how fat the sheep were. The
lamb vas stolen by some vsgabond. who
doubtless provided good meal for him.
sslt and comrades from the remains. IL
y good joke on the tramp Pendlelon
%
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A!ssuzAkfzzz.
!. saIng rAosoEraplers ! .A.y orsson

We have bought.ali thcnegativt snade By
L w Clark and w II Crossword up to Nov
18th, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of US at reduced rates. We haye
Also about $4,000 negatives made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had at
Ike rases. We carry the only full lire Of
views Of this state aAd do enlarged work at
lowettra for frat slAss work. We shall be
pleased to see zen At our Studio in Frsman'a
blsck, nsxtdsor to Masonic Temple.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE Is HERE3Y GIVEN THAT
~ the uudersGsnsd was, on the 3rd
day OF July, le9t. W order OF the county
court OF Linn county, Oregon. duly ap-
pointed administrators OF the estate az
James Hail, deceased. All persons
having claim. against sid estate. are
hereby notified to p,sssas then. dulv
verified, TO the undersig 1sd, at the Bank
o. tOreson, in Albany, Oregon, within six
months from this date.
Dated July 9th, 1891.
]. w. BLAIN.
q II HEWITT, Ad nfnistrator.
Atty for Admr. Il lOl
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reaehers' Examinaslon.

Notice Il hereby given that the regular
public ex uninntion Of teachers, for Linn
county. will take place in Albany, com
mencing ON Wednesday. August 18th.
at o'clock, and continue until Friday
noon. August 14.h. Ali teachers must
positively be present Mt the time OF COM
mencement, as no one will be admitted
TO the examination who Is not 30 present.
q +. RUSSFLL,
County School Snpt
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Notice 60 water Consumers.

Water Ia being wasted TO such 40 extent
add so unnecessarily that We are obliged 10
enforce stsict observance OF tho rule in re-
gard to aprinkling, viz: From to IN and
. 10 10 p m, aud to caution all users OF water
against allowing leaks from faucets or other
fixtures 70 continue. The continuous run
ming Of water through closets or other fix
lures, or allowing hoas streams or sprink iers
to run oil night will bs deemed sufficient
cause for shutting the water of from prem
lses where found without notice.
Albany, Or. July Is. 1901.
A. q. w. 7. * r. Co.
Wsllaoe Baldwin, Cashier.
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saEyFS T1NgOy1
Is'a!: lie ,aeIinsl and results whcs.
Syrup q Figs is taken; it is pleasant
s'ls refreshing to the taste. and scts
gently yot promptly on the Kidneys,
iser aud Bowels. cleanses the sys
tern e!iect,ially, dispels colds, head
s.iirs and faycrs aud cures hahituaI
caastipation Syrup Of Figs is the
"aiiy scnesiy Of its kind ever pro
d,'e.a, pleasing to the taste end ac-
cerlsble to the stomach, prompt in
IS rctian and truly l., aes~ ;al in its
Tests. its many excellent qualities
eenmend it TO all. Il i tor sale in
@ and 81 bottles by all leading
egists.
s;A.usscTuHro csslY nv THE
@L3FO.9NiA FIc SYRUP CO.
Sss FRSsclSso. ckE.
ssslsfHts. ~. kEK Yeak ~
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WALL PAPER, Krc.---I have jsst received
anew line Of wall paper and decorations.
Have more than doubled my facilities for
handling them, and will keep ! much
larger stock. Wall paper and border TO
match. Beauties. and much cheaper than
aver before. SAMUEL = YouNc.
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DIED.

HAMILTON.--At his residence, on
Sunday. July ~, 1901, B. w. Hamilton,
aged ~ years, . months and is days.
The deceased vas born in the state OF
Vermont, and at the age Of l8 years re :
moved with his parents to Jersey county,
Ills. He was married to the wife he
leaves in 1889, in Calhoun county, Ills.
In the fall Of 1845 he and his family
moved to Wisconsin, near Cassville; but
three years later returned to Calhoun
county, and in 1852 crossed the plains 70
Oregon and settled In Linn county where
he has lived till the time Of bis demi se
--ecio Press.
HUGHES. On Wednesday evening
July IS, 1891, in Albany, OF scarlet fever.
the ten months old chill Of G w Hughes.
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Yarml for sale.

have Tor sale l6O acres OF the finest
farming land in the state. All in a
high state Of cultivation. no build
inKs, but ll1s "A beautiful building loca-
tion. Eight miles from Albany, two
miles from Tangent, on the s p r II.
Terms and price reason able. Call and
see me on Ssco1d street. ooo)its Dsl
ocRAT Office. DIR. @. w. MAsrox.
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Casto,isI is recommended by physicians
for children tseshing. II iss purely vege-
able preparation, its ingredients are pub
ished around each BEETLE. IL il pier amt to
The tasto and absolutely harmless. Il relieves
constipation, regulates the bowels, .sa;sts
pain, cur@s diarrnoea and wind collie, ailays
fsvsrishuess, destroys worms. and prevents
convulaioes, soothes the ehi'd asd gives i.
refreshing and natural sleep. Csstoria /.
the children's panaoea--ths nsothers' frisrd.
IS doses, 50 cents.