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FRIDAY MARCH 10, 1882
STATU IT KM,
Isaac Davis of North Yamhill died
at his home on tho 21th uit. of eaocer.
Me was an old and highly respected
citizen ef Yamhill county.
Smelt are running heavily in tho
Columbia river. They are of fine
quality. There are two tons of them
lying at the dock at Sigie CUff Seme
few spring salmon havo also been
caught at Westport. .
The Oregon Bhart lAue, it it
t Uough will be completed from
13 ranger to Baker City by next year.
We understand that sixty-four miles
of rails have been laid from U ranger
west, and seventy miles of griding
finished beyond that point ready for
the rails. East Urejotian.
On Friday last, Mr. A. B. Cow
atock, hoad miller of the Imperial
mills, and who has been connected
with the establishment sinee the time
it was owned by the lato Mr. Harvey,
met with a vej? severe accident that
came very near being a fatal one. Mr.
Oemstock had gone into the base
ment of the mill to fix a lighter rod,
and being close to tho shaft of the wa
ter wheel, ids ceat became entangled
and he was wound around it, but
managed to hold on by a support and
cry for help. He was heard and tho
water was instantly shut off. Mr. U.
D. Wilson in the meantime rushed
down and severed Mr- t'otustock's
clothing from the shaft Mr. Com
stock's beard had become wound up
with his clothing and a portion of it
cnt with the clothing. When extri
cated from his dangerous position
his hand was found to be severely
cut, his side considerably abrased and
his face bruised, but no injuries were
received. It was a narrow escape and
Mr. Corns tock's many friends will be
glad te learn that it was no worse.
Or. City Enterprise.
Sam. Priee, a wood-sawyer whom
almost everybody knows, was last
Thursday night March 2nd. the vic
tim of a most ridiculous practical jeke.
It seam- that the festive Samuel,
who is only about 45 years old, be
came enamored of a pretty young
girl who occupies tho position of
chambermaid at the ftiehui :! house,
which fact was well known among tbe
boarders of the caravansary. The
girl on account of the difference in
their ages and social position did not
reciprocatd his manly affection, but
allowed him to continue his devotion--.
Last night an effeminate looking
waiter named Jasper, who works in
the house was dressed in a neat-fitting
lady's costume, and when Trice
made his usual evening call presented
himself in the placo of tho chamber
maid. Price did not notice the de
ceptlon in the partially darkened
room, and was overjoyed when on
pressing his suit as usual, the sup
Dosed chambermaid contented to
thatr marriage. Price being a man
of business, wanted the nuptials con
summated immediately, to which
"she" also consented. James Woods,
a driver in the O T Co s employ, who
had previously dressed in fern i!o at
tire, acted as bridesmaid; James Hall
an old Californian, was palmed off as
a justice of tho peace, while Jame
Johnston, the originator of the seli
was best man and master of ceremo
nies. The rite was performed in
room 21 with due sslemnlty, every
one enggged in it playing his part
so well as to completely dupe the
overjoyed Samuel. After the sealing
kiss and subsequent congratulations,
the bride and groom retired, which
was no sooner done than "she" ran
into the hali screaming, and as had
been planned, brought a crowd of
prooaojy iorty people to too room,
who set Samuel completely wild with
their jeers and veils. Price did not
sty much, but was seen a short time
after with four revolver., two breech
loading double-acting rides and a
cannon in his vest pocket. He was
inquiring of a stranger whether he
liad seen a party by the name of
Johnston. Orejoniun.
The following curious piece of cern-
potition was placed upon the black
board of a teacher's institute in Ver
mont, and a prize of a Webstet 'a dic
tionary efiared to any one who could
read it and pronounce every word cor
rectly. The book was not carried off,
however, as twelve was the lowest
number of mistakes made in pronuncia
tion: "A sacrilegious son ofBeJial, who
uffsrod from bronchitis, having exhaus
ted all his nuances in erder to make good
the deficit, resolved to ally himself to
a comely, lenient and docile youug lady
ot the Malay or Caucasian race. He
accordingly purchased a calliope and
coral neck-lace of a chameleon hue, and
ocnriug a suite of room at a principal
hotel, he engaged a waiter as his coad
jutor; he then despatched a letter in the
most unexceptional ca'ligi -aphy extant,
inviting the young lady to a matinee.
She revolted at the ilea, refused to
consider herself axcnSceable te his de
sires, and sent a polite note of refusal;
on receiving which he procured a oar
bine and a bowie-knife, said he wenld
not now forge fetters hymeneal with
the queen, went to an isolated spot,
severed his juu'ar vein, and discharg
ed the contents of his carbine into his
abdomen. T! e lebris were removed by
the coroner." The following words
were mispror ounced Sacrilegious, Be
lial, bronchi is, exhausted, finances,
deficit, comr ly lenient, docile. Malay,
cailiope, chameleon, suite, coadjutor,
calligraphy, matinee, sacrificable, car
bine, hym nca1, isolated, jugular and
debris."
BESEFITft TO DB. BUM.
F.otn a Wash! lft n Special .
Dr. B!is?, since the death of Presi
dent Garfield, has claimed publicly
t bat in consequence of his close at
tendance upon tbe late President that
his practice was all broken up, and
that he had been a sufferer financial
ly in consequence. Ho now tells his
friends privately that the advertising
he got attending President Garfield
has provon of such advantage that he
has boon compelled to advance his
price from $2 to o per call. The
uniform price in Washington for
medical visits is $2, but Dr. Bliss
finds he earn safely advance his price
159 per cent i
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
KDITED DY 1 11 I:
Women's Christian Trmprranic Union
sr.Kir.
In a certain city a laboring man
leaving a saloon saw a costly carriage
and a pair standing in front,occuplcd
by two ladles elegantly attired, con
versing with tho proprietor. As it
rolled away he said to tho deal r :
'Whose establishment is that ?" "It
is mine," said tho dealer complacent
ly ; It cost $5,000 ; my wife and
dangh tor cannot do without it." The
mechanic bowed his head a MMNfil
in deep thought and looked sad ;
with the energy ofu man suddenly
aroused by some startling flash, he
said :
"I see it J I see it !"
'See what ?" queried tho dealer.
"See where for years my wagts
havo gone. I helped pay for that
carriage, for those horses and gold
mounted harnesses, for the rttkl an J
laces and jewelry for your family.
The money I earned that I should
havo given my wife and children, I
have spent at your bar. My wages
end those of others like mo have sup
poited you and your family in lux
ury. Hereafter my wife and children
shall have the benefit of wages, and,
by tho help of (sod, I will never
soend another dime for drink. I see
tho mistake and cure for it."
Who else will "see it" and work
for thomsolves and loved ones, in
stead of toiling to buy silks for rum-
seller's wives and carriages for rum
seller' families.
At White Cfoud.Kan., a river town
whom the law was defied, a meeting
of the best citizens was callod, a W.
C. T. fj, was orgaui.ed, tho men furn
ished the means and the President
ef the I'nlon waited on tho prosecut
ing attorney to urge him to Ma duty.
At first hejrfemurrcd, though the vio
lations he bad refused to prosecute
had beon fiigract. She plainly told
she had the means and iutontion to
havo him prosecuted if ho continued
that course. He then promised to
comply with her demands. Remit :
In two weeks the saloons were nil
closed, and the druggists humbly
asking to bo siarcd pnccution,
promised to olxy this dead law stilct-
The.Vfr York HtraU iy: 'Thcro
are a numbor of largo factories noar
Paris in which wines are m uie from
rotten apple.", dairiHged dried fruits
of all kind.-, boeU nnd poiled niclu
ses. But there an? not onouii if
these materials to m;dce its much
wine as is required by foreign tfode.
Turnip juice has bcea ' WOfkftl over
into wino, and American eiifc r 5 the
hsfteof noHUcnfl of bottle d ehnm
pagne, but (Ood applts and tutnlp.s
are too costly to bo wasted on cheap
wines, such as mo-t (;f tho Amu riean.s
buy.
Ex-Gov. RoMooan, of Km t, is
published as saying that he lives near
Jj w ice,1 where he has resided for
many years, and that there is much
more drinking now than before it
was declared unlawful. But tho fact
is, as shown by the recordo, that dur
ing the last five moBtha under license
there were in tho city 214 cases be
fore the Police Court, and tho fir t G
months under prohibition there wore
but 10D---just about one half as
many.
In .Salina, Kantas one aaloon-keep-
I or u'14 bifelv ermvictt'tl fin thirtv-
three charges, flues and costs amount
ing to 3,500 and thirty days impris
onment was added. Is it likely that
thai man, as he solaces himself with
a a 0
an evening cigar, eaimiy
reports prohibition a failure in Kan
sas?
Five othera iu tho same court, see
ing how completo a failure the law
wa., plead guilty, and surrender d
their business.
Mayor Caven, of Indianapolis, Ind.,
is iu the habit of administering tho
pledge to confirmed 4druakards who
are brought before the Mayor's Court,
and from the records of arrest and re.
turn he is convinced that among tho
hundreds who have taken tho oath
to abstain from drink, not more than
1 per cent, of tho men aud 12 per
cent, of tho women have broken it.
1). W. says : "Since Fifth month
1st, the inmates of our penitentiary
have decreased in number ibout 100,
whereas before thaf the increase had
been constant. Tn Kansas in most of
the places where driak is yet sold,
it is done on the sly the initiated
only can find it, and hence the young
are saved the temptation.
In Connecticut a bill has passed
both House? declaring cider an intox
icating beverage, to be subject to tho
gamo restrictions in Its sale as apply
to other liquors.
At Elgin, 111., ten saloons have al
ready paid $500 license a;dece. It
must bo a profitable business to bear
that tax in a city of 7,000 inhabi
tants.
An Indianapolis exchange men
tions that Sr. Jacobs Qil cured Mr. J.
R. Mattern, a letter carrier of that
city, of a severe sprain, contracted io
he war. Detriot (Mich.) Western
Home Journal.
fhurrti Olrrrtory.
Y. P. C. A. Meets at their rooms in Fos
ters brink building on Wednesday ovouiin
at 7:30 o'clock, and on Kablmth af ternoous at
1. . Business meetings are hold on tho own
ing of tho wool"! Monday in each month.
hvorytKHiy invited to attend.
U. P. Chckcm. Froachingerery Nahlutth,
a 11 A. "at., and 7 p. h. by Rev. K (1. lr-
vino, l. 1). Kabhath Hohiml at 2:30 r. m.
Frnyor mooting every Thursday ovoiung.
Kvanokucal factum. Preaching on Sab
bath at It a.m.. ami 71 r. M. Sabbath
School 12:15. Prayer meeting every Tliurs
day eveuing. W. ( Kantner, pastor.
Com nwi ATtoN At.Ouc urn. Sorv ice every
Snhhath at 11a. m. ami 8 r. M. Sahhath
School at 2:.H0. Prayer mooting on
fhurmtay evening of each week. J. W.
Harris, pastor.
M. Iv Cm -urn, Sovtii. -Service every
Sabbath at St. Paul's M. K. Church, South,
at 11 A. U. and 74 r. at. Sabbath School
at 12 r. M. Prayer mooting overy lhurs-
lay e voting. ML C. .Mi I lor, pastor.
ML E. Cmwicm. Preaohiuc every Sabbath
at 11 A. M. and 7 r. M. Song service in
tle evenine before sermon. Kahbnth SoJiool
t 2.30 !. M. Prayer meeting every 1 liitrs-
ly evuitiug. I. Dillon, pastor.
Prkuittkuia Cm noil. Service every
Sabbath morning ami evening in ( ollege
ChaHil. Sundaj Solum! immediately rfter Uie
moneng service. Prayer ousting every
I anraday ovmiug. ltov. laooo ii. iomitt
pan tor.
r.iMscoiM. Cm a u. Services every Sun
lay, morning at II a. m., evening at 7 p.
m. noiv communion evt-rv Mimiay morn
ing at a. m. vTfciluostUy 7. 30 p in.
light. L, Stevens, pastor.
FARMS FOR SALE
1A
CLAIB H. STEWART,
Real Estate Broker,
ALBANY, OREGON
Tho follow h,; L a iarUal Hit :
lT0at)fi v r nnd a I atf iiillra wiM of
Tangent, Om?n.aiid ' mi leu from Albany
?j Acii In cultivatbin : 40 acren more isin
le nut hi cultivation eaiiy; Ijnlauee gx
timber and turo land. Soli, rich black
ttralrte. (jixmI Iioiimo and barn, good board
ienno, all in good repair : young orchaid
of 100 try.-.-; got-d we l ami running Ntrram
lor hUh'J( : komI hchooL choreh and twat
ollieo ; gol iwlghborluKKl and gmul mid-
ety. TeruiH r ;... f.,M doii
ivjsj ot e-y terms.
2?0 acroon Nanow Osugo road, 1 1 tnlb
from Albany and S tmln.. from Jv:lo, ud
miien trom MflpfOOsV ' tt'-roa iwm;
farming land, 7i a-rt In ouIt:a'.lrtn; re
inalnder in timer and bnedi. hOOOt iKx Jt
with lo foot watl et I bitJS ; good barn
231 With H t'A.t r.hed Oil ore anil-, goU
:'f.M.-e and waU-r. Teruw fin) cah thmn
if ttoaaibln. lUtht r than BOS . will Uko
? juiO itown, ami balance on 2 to 3 year
lime, notirvl by sOftvpsJIV
11W acre of a miio wc-t of Al'.in
ice acroH In cultivation and 1 acres otk
and ioiIi llui!er,i,ood wood landfall under
board and rail, some gtal and 1
at- sas a
l:wl : atx'iit . acr" in oreuaru, aii!..-
mostly iettr; gl aoil; 20 luhcU wheat
;er acre on average gooa two-etory irauie
Ujuao. plaotered, ' nm, built in lo..(
and coat 12 if, good barn. 2Sa 10 and two
nbeLs well arrangei) for farm pur(Kiaoa
Terms, ?aooo, 2 years time on
a -xei 1' j nulea went c.f Tangent; 100
aerea in cultivation; all new laud, clean
and in ko;d older; gottd two atory koiiw
S rootna, nearly new and in good condi
lion: gt-ofl new iarn .hjx&k tino young
orchard, 1 0 plum ami prunn tref-. fair
atmlo orcharil; f n in good order; nleti
tv running water; 2) arroa of good HiiiImt;
rico, b!ak aoil and very productive
Price JA-iO, canh nnd balanoo on lituo.
100 arrcn cne and a bait mile northeant
of Albany; l-'arrsa in w heat, rei.t in fai
avi raais sTOOdlOlsth good Jand; neaj
to need. Price !." acre; termi 003'.
.Vj) acrrn 1 t.iil MoutheiHt of Sola
SnritiKH; fa.ir farming; small horn
3O0 aen-H fence I. Will lie aold In Miia!
tratrta or all tot-ether good school, nkureh
ami tMMtt-ottbt. at So.laile, alao tho Soda
tfpiiagO. Pirioi Jcr at-re; eaay terms.
103 aerea lying 3 mlle above Iebanon
wr lj.l-.i!ioit Mountain roa.J. 7o r-n
-c or improvement. !.' or 20 acre tint
j ie,t tUm-c ri h i-tairie land.
rnoo sis
IKT aero.
SO ai.'reN 1 ' j mlb' ataive HrnUa, on Ya
qnina May. known as luo old sbiryard. It
Uaa a apleadid frontage or the ly, and
will be aold Pi $11 per aero.
107
rca lylnjt telow and within
t !
miles of lbanon, all under fence.
acre lu cultivation, and tue remainder
is iu timber and brush. Itox Itouso, 1
story, 2 roomi batow and OJM above
i'-arn, not v rv goo.l. iood woll ; amall
orchard. CftsM WtseM to the amount of
MM rails. Sufficient ford wood can bo
cut and tloatod to Albtn from tbi plaee
by only a few labor. -rt u pay for it In two
yearn. Only Xmile from canal. l'oaaeHv
ion given by the 16th of OcSobor. The
land i rich and will turn out wheat 40
and lA) Lushola to tho acre.
Ill acrea, lving G miles due eaat of Hnr
rbdcirg. A good ono storied box houne,
2 roomx. liarn, 20x22. Tho lunsl has
heretofore been used a a ; ;v r;r., but n
all bo pet into cultivation. No grubbing
required. 3 uiilet ironi school. Terms
S10 w.t acre. Jah down, balance al
most any length of lime sevured by mort-
JJWaert-H, lying wii! n i' mllo of Mon
roo. In IU'mUjO cunty. Al. under foneo
and divided into livo Co'.iIh. Ail gmid
farm land and half in grain. Good house
and barn, epiuudid waior and a fine 01 ch
ard. It is ra of tho bf;st farms In that
section of the valley. Price 25 ier aero
$1000 or 1 600 down and balance on time
202 acrea lying 7, miles aorth OOOt of
Harmburg and 1 mile oaat of Muddy
station all under fence; 180 acres in culti
vation, balance in pasture, but most of it
can be put ineultiiation. IS atory bouse,
barn, good water, etc., 1 mile to achocl.
Price $000,
123 acres lying 6 miles south of Albany
aud 2 miles from Tangent. 75 acrea in
cultivation and all under fence, 25 acrea
more can be nut into cultivation by out
lay of f 100. ilou-.c, barn, hplciidid water.
A fine youug ore!. aid, l'rico, .'i0 air
aero.
4S3 acroa In Ceutur Precinct 3 milea
from htstion on Narrow Gauge. 100 acroa
in cultivation. Good i atory house,
wcd house, barn, and aploudid water
and fine orchard. All under fenoo.
Price $16 per acre.
240 acres lying about 20 mi lea south
east of Albany. All under fence, email
orchard, no buildings; 50 acroa has been
cultivated, but it is all now uyed as pas
ture. Price $10 per acre.
213 acres lying 3 miles from Brandon's
Station in Center Precinct, all under
fence. 100 acres in cultivation. Large
atory frame house, good barn, several
outbuildings, orchard and good water.
Price, $20 per acre.
125 acres, lying 4 miles north of Albany.
100 under fenco and in cultivation. Fair
house, good barn and good water. Land
raises from 25 to 30 bushels of wheat pgr
aero. Price, $3,500. V ill take $1500 down,
and oalanco on timo.
acres of land in Marion county,
jfO miles from Buaoa Vista and
seven milea from Jefferson. 80 acres in
cultivation and balance iii light brush and
timber. House, barn and good orchard.
Flouring mill within 2 miles. Knough
wood can be sold at tho nollory work a at
lluena Vista to pay for tho larin.
C. la.'BTfcJWAhT, at Albany,
Call oil
A STOCK RANCH
m EASTERN OREGON.
A stock ranch of 220 anro. with good
outside range, located no IJndgo Creek,
in Wasco county, together with about 25
hoi sos, to ex':h:uig lor land here in the
Willamette Valley. Now, if you want to
sell your farm and go into the stock busi
ness in Eastern Oregon, here is a chanco
for yow. Call on or address C. If. Stew
art, Albany, Oregon.
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Repair work dono at reasonable figures.
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PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS.
Insist uimiti Tli ket ArmiU srllin r ni Tirkols U
this roavl. Kxsmltte yssjt Tt-kt. .m.l n-ttmo t buy
II they do imH r. u i w or ttis 1 in sml North
STSSSSrS lUtlway
II ymt with the TK.it tr 'hi? vrnnm'KiiH tis vcu
III buy your HsfcSSS by Utli MuklA.Mi WILL
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All Uokct SffSnUscil tiefcnia ) UiU Un.
NABU til (.11111.
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EASTWARD.
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FRED WIItLERT,
CARRIAGE AND WVCON
MANUFACTUREK,
Corner Btepttd and Forry St. Albany ,Or
In prepared to tnanufactnro rarriacfta ar.d
wagons at snort uo'.icc mid of tlio very
Hi:. ST n ATEltl Alt.
Ho tnakeH tho pisMnlinn QaTriMM atd
DOggsN of tno Mate.
REPAIRING AND JOB WORK
done at hhorlost notire and in tko most
SKILLFUL MANNER.
HI work and material 1.4
warranted to
bo fir st claws.
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Guardian's Sale.
NOTICE Is horoby given that the un
doraicned, guardian of Thoa. K. Yan
tis. Anna Yantis aud Mary Yanlis, pursu
ant vo anoiaor oi me ouniy court or Jtlnn
Co., Oregon, made and entered ot record
at tbe February term thereof, A. 1)., IHH'J
wiuaeai at puunc auction at tno Court
iaoue door, In said county, on Saturday.
the 25th day of March, A. I)., 1882, at tho
hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, all tno right, titloaud intorost of
the said Thomas H. Yanlis, Anna Yantis
and Mary Yantis, minors, tho same being
one-eighth undivided Interest of said mi
nors, In and to the following described
real moneriv. viz : Tho nortii half of Hi
south want uuartor of section twmitv.viv
(2ti). and tho north half of tho south.An st
ouartor. and the east half of the south
west quarter of section twenty-seven (27)
InTp. 12S. of R. 4, west of tbe Willam
ette Meridian, iu Linn County, Oregon,
and containing 240 atu os. Also the north
half oi the south half of the southwest
quarter of section twenty-six (26), and the
north half of the south half of the south
east ouarter of fiection twenty-seven (27)
in said Tp. 12 S. of K. 4, west of the Wil
lamette meridian, in Linn County, Ore
gon- and containing 80 acres, to the high
est bidder.
Terms of S.ile Cash in hand on the
said day of sale.
JOHN A. McBRlDE,
U uardipn.
Powell A BSivsu, Attys. 80wl
very Subscriber.
. v will pay their subscription
i i tiato, and ono yoar in ad
. y ar's subscription to the
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, 1 tho requirements of
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. . ta, tn tho fullest sense,
contains Bovoral OOM-
of absorbing interest,
! U : cn Fashions, Art, In
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upon. It is unsurpassed
n twoi thy GENERAL PAM
Dpoc cai copies may bo soon at this
tins 3, and cubscrlbors who ox
I old act soon.
ON UAND A5I PINE AN
NEW YORK SHOPPING!
BWWJfbodj dallhtHl with tho U-Ufn!
aud lrauUfiil slnrtloiis mal by Mrs. I A.
mar, who has uaver faii to dima her
ru-umar. Niw Kali ('isrotar juai iuuod.
I for it. Addroa
Mm. KI.I.KN I.AM A R.
NEW
J.
BARBER SHOP !
II. SUBLK8, Trop r.
t;MH SKA FOAM SHAMPOO Ktw
with srh shav. I'riooa for ahavlng
aud hair-rtuUnj; aatito as usual. Iukhus
,,....! Ucliwlu'a stors. ItHf
S TARTLING
DISCOVERYI
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A tirtun a yoaOtrol impruiltrBc cs'uitiK Trrata.
t r - i v, Ksrroos I.taus. Lost Mr.lu..l. sir,
l.ttac trtnl In vain arrry known rmue&j, has d
Cuvrml s tniu- s-lf curr. wbw-k bn vttt kim FIIKI
to bis Wiow.pnflirssa. stttrsas J. II. ItKEVEO,
... ............. .
Final Settlement.
NOTICE IS HF.UF.1JY til VF.N THAT
tho niKloralKnod, Admlniitrator of
tho Hlata f W. II. M.-K night, dae'd. haa
tiled his final acvount assncii adoiiuistra
tor, lu tho t'otiuly Court of l,lnn t'ounty,
COifirnn. and hv onlar of saUl court. Htiur.
day, lh. 1 1th day of March, 1H2. at the
nour or tfo'cloeic, a. in , of aald day, has
Ikmmi sot for the hnarlag of ohjecttons to
said account and tho settlement thereof.
Any neraon Interested In asid estate is
horohy notlSed to appear and (lie his or
her ohjortlons to said final account on or
before anid day.
W. H. MclvNinilT, Ju..
AdmiuiMtrator.
Ooo K. !ainlorlaln,
Alty f.r Admr. :h
Notice of Settlement of
Pinal Account.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Wm. Kinder, administrator
of the estate of (Jeo. B. Pollard, de
ceased, has filed his final account for
net tlement of said estate in the county
court of Linn county. Oregon, and said
court has appointed Tuesday, the 7th
day of March, 1882, at the hour of nine
o'clock iu the forenoon ot said day, for
too Bearing or objections to aald ac
count, if any there be, aad for settle
ment thereof.
WM. KINDER,
Administrator.
Albany, Fcby 1st, 1688. 57
Notice of Appointment
of Executors.
N IICK is hereby given that the nmlar
igocd have this day been appointed execu
tors of the last will and testament of L M.
Cooper doceased, by the County Court in
and for the County of Linn .State of Oregon.
All persons having claims against said estate
will present thorn properly verified to oae of
tho executors within six months of this day.
Dated Feb., 2nd., U?82.
(i. w. Poena,
U. F. PvitDOM,
Executors.
Wcathcrford & lUackburn, Attys for er.
Pinal Settlement.
NOTICK is hereby given that the under
signed Admifttrator of the estate of Archi
bald M, Jones deceased has filed his anal ac
count for final settlement ia the matter of
aid estate, in the County Court for Linn
county Oregon, and on Saturday the 11th
day of March A. D. 1882 at tho hour of 10
o'clock in forenoon of said day has been set
by said Court for tho hearing of objections
to said account and for the final settlement
of s.tid estate.
R. A. Ihyink.
Administrator,
Strahan and Bilycu, alty 'u.
NEW PISH MARKET.
On corner opposite Senders A Sternberg.
Will kujp constantly on band
all kinds of fresh and -salt fish and oysters
that the market affords.
M. IlTBS,
GREAT INDUCEMENT S
MONTAGUE LEADS IN LEBANON !
IXTO'W IS the TIME TO -QXTTaT !
Great HctliH'tionK !
FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY !
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GOODS
IN LINN COUNTY.
A Pavement of the way for
Golden time coming.
i: KRYHODY 1JUYS OF1
-AHD-
EVERYBODY
II0IT
PBOPKIsROBt OF
ALBANY SODA WORKS,
-AND DKALEILS IX
Ituportcd aud Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Groceriea, Provision!,
Candiea. Nuta and Tropical Fruits.
Atlbimj', - ... Oregon.
OVK tKK)tl UKLOW JOHN BIUOU1 UTOKC Styl
When you need anything in Gent's Furn
ishing Goods come and see us. Don't b uy
anything in White Shirts, Col c red Shirts,
Underwear, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear, Braces,
Susnenders, Overshirts, Gloves, Mittens, Um
brellas, plain and fancy Hose, till you exam
ine our goods and geu our prices. Largest
stock in the city.
G
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stssa M
. i. I. urn '
w4',lll IMlll
If '.N 'k- ... m" Ih
; ;tti.i with i-oxniNATiuN M'::cTACt.t::.
THEY WILL COH.ICCr UO TH SICWT.
PUDLCnCANNOT GET THESE GOOD
stm sale M t n
McOOY & ELLERT,
DRUGGISTS CHEMISTS,
DEALERS IN(
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Cotnploate stock of Taiata, OI a, la, alto
iuo ceieoruien inarm ne oil Hkidgate.
Frotnan's Block, Albany, Oregon.
riiynlciani l'rmMiptinni aNperialtr, ami
in coni(iunuuiK uium,
MONEY
I am now better prepared than ever befoie to
negotiate loans on good improved farm lands.
The departure of my late partner has not
interfered with my connection with th firm
for which Stewart & Grey were loaning money and
I can obtain loans on more liberal terms than over.
If you must have money, remember that I can get
it for you.
CLAIB H.STEWART.
YHTG SAM WA'S
LAUNDRY !
Doen tbe best washing and ironing In Al
bany at lowest rates. Contracts made for
Chinese labor. laundry on Washington
street, opposite Marshall's Livery Stablej
16:S5tf
Wn ti.va
MAltKKT
America,
(jr We send our lUustratel Catalogue ot
on aoDllcatlon. I I Baa Baa
the
O-OIES -AWY
. vj i , . - -I
I M .... 4
"-.4
- .1 Mi f -
PERFUMERIES, ETC.
a full liua of Stationery. Sole agj
nono but the parent and fnlnst fix n
at lu-asouauie prices.
TO LOAN
HARRY WATER'S
In Cheadle Building, opposite Graf it
Fro nun's. All kinds of pare wines and
liquors for aaJ j A pleaaant, cosy place to
spend a few ehours.Call often and bring
jour friend.
uinntwM aa riimnn of which we wish to telltbe
UARDEMERIf AM) FLORISTS, gives ua such
the best klmfor Fruit, Flower or Veactable crops (worth, r tor rTtvate or uimni.i uiraemi; i, iii m i umr
ouirhlv test tne uualitv of all Heeds ami Plants. Our Greenhouses ami Frames tn Jersey City, are the largest in
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covvriuj; upwarua ot tour acres, aoiiu iu glass, euipiujrius
PETER HENDERSON &
35 Cortlandt Street, New York.
v. O CHxaBT. O.S.AAI
ALBANY
IRON WORKS
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Huoceaaora to O. C. Coorry .)
Machinists, Mmwrights, ind Iron
Founders,
WKIIAVKOUJl NKWSHOI-B A1X
(yimiileted, afid are now urepareil to
liandlf- a.) kinds of br-avy wmk. Vt will
tiianufaturo Htearn linyin. Oriat and
Haw Mij Mfibtiiery,an aJI khiJs uf Irwt
and lira-is bating.
r i ii .: 'M ;i m unmtr KtnrK.
WfeclAl alUmtion tfftm U repairing all
kinds of macliinf.ry. Win alao man ufao.
tur the improved Cherry A White (insta
Hcparator.
abp ea Baker mem m Umtrr Yard.
AJlmny, fir., leo. 1, woo. jst
ALBANY FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP.
KMTABLIftllKD 165.
Iy A. F. ClfEUKY, equated at oarner of
Firat and Moutgomety StiteU, Albaay,
Ortsffnn.
JfavingUkra absrgeof tliealovt naraed
Works, we are prepared to manulaetwre
mmm Engirt, Haw and Oriat Mills,
W.. work inn Marhlnery, P urn pa. Iron
and Ifraaa Oaatings of every des ripUoo.
Machinery of all v.r repaired. Spe
fial att4nUon frlven.to roainng farm iaav
chinery.
rallrra Mahlas dusr ta all Ms fsrsas
l&llyl A. K. CIIKKBT A SON.
Far
A it-ma.
If s.
ratarrli I
Itr. .'-lKin. Sl.ramilUw. nsid m'tl
hroo'.e (! Smum Irioorslfra. Park-
aa . be u . ., . 1 1 v mt f
ret. r for liun.'dtatv ame at h
rM
Isr .?i treat i." on thr eitxca
ir.-ntaaeat. A.'nlrrw. tli" vrsnriMorv,
IKK. Ill: tilrar4slrfl, phila.. P..
or II. I- n.Mlir.M V, sft-.e Drtion,
HTnni ft Fa'
n
a Si W mm rmsa u til tm hrx act Samm rtUt
Ftsa Im. Mc tavahsM U an. JUaiy i- i
ass tn fmts a .tS. W. Mil . rmaj ' jSj
D. M. TZSJLY ft CO., Tetrcit, Xkh.
ALBANY
COLLEGIA I E IHSTITUTB
ALBASTt OK.
Tb ThirdTtTw will open onWeviw
daj, Febrnary 1st, 1SS2.
For trti'-ulr cottctrniDg the coarsss ot wtniy at
l.l t I tr.l.Ul . ONUIT. rrr.Wrau
To (be Unfurtuua.c !
DE OIBEOH'S
I ik-.-iry.
i,).VIiElHV aT ,
I vtl crus 'f Own.uier
r r .ri. i, & f ra ir-n .
.' I:hn1 ia I Kit. lor
tssi ttrmtlartit u aexasl
ns ea.i:iaJ IKhm. Sttv-k
rtarr. liulli.: mil
i- : .'uiiwlrnri
a-saaal WnsSfw, aisrat I by Otumssl ssss
lea .Hi 1 be fcucx- itmi ..( nasabuud mn astirl be
enrd. Tt.e cck ami aStrted aboakl a a tail to call
uy- 4i him The lA-tor hs trsTakal s.teoatcJ; in
Kun:. and inarecwl tK.rr.uhij the -n -u iis4'
sla Uirrr, ol4ai:iina;s rrval Ural 4 ahaablc itu.ciM
ti"ti, l.irh b im nii.i:i u. im; art u tLoae miMftd
4 at aerjri.i . I'K. OlblMN as ill snmke bo ciiryi
aiSBS ht ; rtfrvt s cars. Msoimj tki.'A MAY
. II BHU T It oar. AH oamiuaksuus
OtoIIt o.nRcinituJ. Y.xi sec ku ur but tke llurlcr.
srtl Um o.!Um (is- s lau-ksarr uf OoJione. I'crsiivs
a nt in.' to the Ihirtur sill -. i ati taw tuunr i the
fr ibev m ihia u!uruaiit is. faanccs rtav
ttabir. ( all .4 write. AUUnajs 1U. J. K. OIC8UH,
tv 11K.4, S 1 raictam.
ST CHARLES HOTEL,
filOAKT. OREGON.
MBS. f. HCri. - - - rraprirKiT.
This !!uar has tven U.rwujehlT roooasted thau top
k Uittt'tu. and ta ! iu KHriHliU ot-mlittiatjaV
Uie cutcrtaiiiuunt 4 trsetvrs. The :aMF
ia ki:n i.-i with wrrUdec
k.t sffonla. Sai i.:- tnjttts for
is iutusrci4J
'uri.,t:N, lrl.at.uB anil DalUta .n!ar Ottl.r.
rlsssstJ
Dr. SPIXXEY,
NO. 11 KEAKXY ST.
Treat s all t Urnu'.r aad Special li..rara.
YOUNU MEsI
WHO HAT UE q l tl!IXt I BOH TilK
tflcta ol vtajtl.ful toUies hotsuresicaa. will
do well to ara.il ihrmsehres S? this, this,i nstial baaat
ersr kid at tbs sltsr al suflt-rua hsuaanity. M
si-INNKY will rABarsntes W forfeit $AOCur Man aasc
Sbtninsle wMtnas or pnraae duwaae ol sny anid or
Oftrscasr wbicti he uTKlt rtakaa sod tvilg to sure.
kflOWLB-ACBD SW.
There srs many st the aye ol tbirtv-?vca Uxfj- arbo
are troubled with ton frsqaent eratuatsaa ul Uae blad
der, often soootnpsn'ed by a albbt saisralaanrtairuiiii;
actuation, aad a yessssdn' of tbe aytra-.i in a naiuiT
the (sttient cannot aceount lor. On sxasuiaing tee
saiiiar)' tt a rof.v aedisarnt will nfteti be fuind
aid suuteUines sinall )artirtes ol ajatmou aril I anprar,
ft tbe color will be ol a tliin niilkish bue, acain diaji
Isg to a dark and torpid aienrance. There are many
man who die ol this difficulty Unursnt ol the oau.,
whioh is the seouiKl etae of saniinal weaknea. Im. S.
will fuaraMtee a erfct curs in ail auch ana, and
healthy reaaoratloti ol the inMo-urinary organs.
Omus Hop as to 4 taad to d. Suudare !rotn 10
tall a. BV .iw ha vU in. KTiurouh exuriiwtio.
aad advise, S5.
For privatw oiaesses ot sli.i t standing a full S
of nmlviii e authcieiit for s cure, with ai inxtru
Will txt seat to any a!drv i u ix-osna u 10 X
CaM and addrasa,
DS. 6FIWKY at fm
7 hl Ko. 11 Hcaii.y y. San riiaciaco, Otl
Fair Ground to Rent.
NOTICE is hereby given that tbe Linu
County Agricultural Aaosciation in
tend leasing their fair grounds one year to
the highest bidder. Bids will be received
by either the President or Secretary tip to
12 in. ou April 1, 1882. Bid should apeo
ify whether the land is wanted for pas
ture, or whether it w ill be plowed up.
N. P. Paywk, Pra.
R. A. Foster, Sec'y.
nnblic. Thirty years experience as FMACTICA1
knowledge aa to enable us to judge not only what are
au mi.w otuij .. u..m,. j
CO.