I
Chareh airsctsr
9. P.Okobcr. Preeohingevery Sabbath,
saeratag ud truing by Kev. K. Q. Ir
M D. Sabbath Hohool at 2:80 f. a
tn.fr ateetiag every Wednesaday evening.
lv anobual Cannon. Preaching on Sab
seta at 10,90 a. m.. and 7 r. M. Sabbath
aasil 10:00, Prayer meeting evnry V ed
Malay evening 7:50. 8. K. Davis, neater.
ABars iavitei
OaaaaaoATioN ai. Cncaen. Servioeaevsr
Hsbeata morn ma and evening. Sabbath
at 18.1 a I 'raver meeting on
Wedneaday evening of each wesk. lUv. H
V. Romiager, Pastor.
If. a. CapacH.SotrTM. Preachina every
third Habhath in uh month at 1 1 o ulook a.
aS 7 n'alAflk r at. Sabbath School
Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. u. Prayer
Friday evening's at 7 o clock, o.
Craia. Pastor. I
Preach I
law as the lint Sabbath ol each month morn-
aaae wsaw mv w w a Ma m .
S- W " . .
ilia ami .Knin.i 1 V I'raiiT I'Uttir. I
... ...
hi. B.Ocaca.-Praching every Sabbath
aad evening. Song service in
the avaaiaa before sermon. Sabbath School
41110 r. at. Prayer meeting every Thar
day avaaiaa. Rev. H. I . Webb, pastor,
PaaaarraaiAM Ckubcb, aervioe every
Bahhaah mom ins and evenina in Church
ear. Broadalbia aad Fifth sts. Sunday School
fameiiately after the morning aervtoe,
Player aieeting every Wednesday evening
Rev K R Pritoharl, pastor.
Fiaar Baptist Cu o acH . Preach ing evary
Sabbath morning aad evs'g.t Church on &th
Street. Sabbath School immediately after
aaaraiag services. Prayer meeting every
Tharaday eveaing at 7:30 o'clock. T ti
Brawaeeu, pastor.
Cateomc Cuvm H. - Service evary Sun
day at 10:30 a. at. aad 7 r. at. Last Sunday
ol the month service at Kugene City. Rev.
Lands Metayer, Rector.
TBey Meet.
St John's Lodge, 6j, in Foster's Block,
and Saturday ol month.
Corinthian Lodge. 17, at O. F. Hall. it
Saturday.
Barley Chapter, 8, at O. F. Hall, 4th
Saturday.
K. ol P., at O. F. Hall, even Thursday
evening.
I. O. O. F.,at then hall, every Wednesday
evening.
A. O. U. W., at their hall, every Monday
evening.
Orsreaaa Encampment, at A. O. t. W
Hall, every and and 4th Friday.
C. A- Rn t A. O. U. W. Hall. 1st and
Jrd Saturdays.
L O. G. T, at A. O. U. W. Hall, every
Friday evening.
United. Friends ol the Pacific, at O. F.
Hall, 1st and 3rd Fridays.
Oregonjflacific Mailmd
uly lafopnlar If oute,
?er 1 icture8quellange8,
flaw Slave ! Bare eoameetioa !
How eajatipamoniUi I BBS anllea
ahiorter f BO arta lean time !
Aaoonaanodatkraa nnaoraaaaad for ootu
fart and aafatr. Fare and freight mcch
uaaa than by any ether route between all
in tne Willamette v alley ana sen
ONLY ROUTE VIA YAQUINA DAY
CAN FRANCISCO.
DmSy fatMHgtr trmmt eneeft Sitmiayt.
Leave Corral Ha at 3 r. at. Leave Ya-
quina at 7:10 a, at,
OraconA California Went Bide trains
awauaeetat CorraUte.
Tha Orflgon Development Company's
FINE AI STEAMSHIP YAQUINA CITY,
vaecuu.
Br. S7tsw
. inc. ata.
iw. tin.
SMuntoy. Vc. 4Ui.
TburwUr. Pec. 18th.
Mday, uee.aaav
ndar. Jus. eta.
frtaav, Jan. lh, rrUy, Jan. Hat.
Company reaaryea the right to
selling days.
jTaraa Betweeu CorraUiaandSan Fran-
Rail and cabin, 114. Rail and
For inflwaaHiin apply to
c. c
A.C. r.sndP
Carvalus.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-TIA-
Oregon at California R. R,
AND COSSECTIOaS.
Ttaae two ami eee-hair aajrs
nm tmm rmlanl to aaa Frinsliin, m t aaenv
eseaae.aax Ooee iinaisHniii nssas es aetiaiaa with
Ike Osaaeraia, Onajaa aaa
(DAILY EXCKIT MVNDAV8.)
Kaattatee BHvUlew,
SITWRRX.POBTLAM AMB A ft H LA Ml,
Mall Train.
iaava
aaaivs.
11:45 a a
on a a
.JL0D a a
.12:06 r a
8:6 p a
.11 46 11
Albany.
Aikaar.
AJIwar
11 A a a
Portland, S;iS r a
Albany Express Train.
uuva, aaaivs.
. .4:09 r Albany j:34 ra
. .4f. r a I Lebanon ;di r a
. .4:46 ami Albany ir.Bt a a
AM A a I PortUnU 106 A M
rlLIJIAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
Onny between Portland and Ashland.
TbeOsnd C E E Perry makes connections with all
saeregaJnr trains oa the
4 F Btrstt.
aide Division from foot
West aaae Mvlslea.
BET WEES reEl LAME AVE 4 OKI ALLIft,
Hall Train,
uuva ASSIVB
PertbMMl.. ....... . . .7 JO a a I Corvallis 12:26 r a
tVrvaUJ l:ao r a f Portland ...0:15 r a
AS Corvallis coaaact with trains cf Oregon PaciAc
tar Taqalna Bay.
Express Train.
lb Arm. aaaivs.
Portland 4:60 r a j McMlmiriUe .8:00 r a
atsMmnriils t:4t A M Portland ;00 A a
Lasal tickets (or sal and bsgfage checked at eoav
paay "P-town offies, Cor. Pine aad Baeoad Bsreess.
Ttsaass tor principal Hute in CaJilom'a can only be
proenred as Companys eAce, Corner Fend Front
Ess., Portland Or, Freight will not be received (or
saipment after Bvs o ciotk p. m. on either the East
rfWee '4e DivtetoaK
B. EOEBLBE, E. p. ROOEBB,
Manager. G. P. A PassAaent.
Hemarkable Offer.
Tmb Pbiiocbat $2.00
Kbw Yobe WeBLD 1.00
FlBB HlSTOBY OF TUB U. 8 !.50
Ambeican Fabmbb. 1.00
$5.50
oder the
And cheap at the price
ip at t
25, gi
lut we
foar for $3 25, giving a remarkable bargain
urop iae America ra.rm.er and yen can
have tbe three remaining for $3. Drop the
Wmrld and Jirtory and yoa can hay e tbe
two others for $2.25. Tbe history is a 320
page book nicely hound, and is worth the
egular price.
PATENTS
ObtsJacd, aa4 all other business In the U. 8. Paten
Oaeeatisndeded to for moderate fees.
Oar ea e is omsit tbe U. H. Patent Office, and
we aaa ebuia Paieau less time than those remote
1 Wasblnsrtoa
nd nsodis or 'Ira itiv.
We ad-
abttsy free of eharge , and
to patent
charge nnlees
wemake o
ww sweats assent.
We rerr here, to the Postmaster, the
Maaey Order Dir. anl to officials of the U. B
. of
tent
oesee. roretrcnlar, adriee, terms, and efereuees
eaesaal eMswss la yoar own State or county, address
C. A fOW &( ).,
Qswiislte Pates t Office, Washington, D
PURE SOAP.
Use your own refuse grease, etc., and
Ureenbwnk's Povderod Caustic Soda. No
special apparatus, no experience, no fuel,
and only fifteen minutes time needed
Baed liar direction to T. W, Jackson A Cj.
ElB OaUAjgn ia San Frandsoo.
AJbaay.
AOAD EMY
-OF-
Our,4Lady of Perpetual Help,
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
This Institution is beautifully situated in
. pleasant ana accessible Uity ul Albany.
ho location is remarkably healthy, the
a a a . .. a . . . tr. a aa
ouuaiag new ana well tarnished with all
mat contributes. to the comfort ami inetruc-
. . . a .
linn nl Ilia I. mill. IK., i.l.ul ...-..., ... I . M
ttllian,l uall .!.( .V I I. f . . 1 .
i Kivmiv.. r...
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The constant aim of the teachers is, whilst
imparting instruction iu all the useful and
refined branches, to train the yoathful heart
to virtue ana to mstil a comnieudable.ema-
lstion. thus eduosting for society, members
who will, we trust, prove an hooof to our
country.
Pupils of all persuasions equally received,
provided, they comply with the regulations
o: the schoo!
Boys admitted up
to the ag ot ten or
twelve.
This!Academy is incorporated and author
iaod by the Stata.to confer Academic honors,
Normal ioetroctiou of aspirants for Teach
er's Certificates, a specialty.)
BOARDING SCHOOL,
Pf tt-t m.
Kutrance fee, payable once $ 5.00
Iktard and taition, payable in advance, 40.00
Music instrumental, theoretical ana l mortweea, of. In and to the premlaee de
vocal with the aaa of piano or organ 15.00 1 MMbedln aaid mortimgea aad in the bill
Guitar with the aaa of inatrument. . . . 12.00 1
Zithers without nee of iustrusaeat.
:it
00
00
Dtawing and painting
Bed and bedding
3.00
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
Per term, i advance.
Primary Department
Junior Itepartsaeut
f 3.00
. 6.00
Preparatory Department....
Senior and Graduating Deper
G rail oating Fca
. 8.00
. 10.00
. 10.00
kaaBl
For farther particulars apply at the Acad-
Those w he Intead 1 -nding their children
to school will fvnr the Misters aad the in
terests of the school by making
meats before tbe 10th of Nor
day tbe school opaaa. The
prepared to attend to this business after tbe
'23th inst.
ALBANY C0LLE6JATE INSTITUTE I
ALBANY, OREGON,
1888, 1887.
BET. E J .TBOHPSOV E E , PretMeal.
A lull corps of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY.
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES
Conraea of study arranged to meet the
naea or ait grauespr students.
S fecial inducements offered to Undents
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from 15,50 to 113,90.
Board in private fkmlliea at low rates.
Rooms lor aelf-boarding at small ex cenas.
careful supervision exorcised over etu
s
des ta away from borne. Fall term opens
eeptemoer 7tn. ror circulars and
particular address the Frssident.
EEs', U. J. THOMPSON, .
Albany, Oregon.
MM'
MM
NERVOUS
DEBILITATED MEN.
Toil ar allowed a frrr frt,'t ef thirty
aao at Dr. Ore's Ct Mr.t-t V..:ia,v-
of the
it.it
wits
fltsetstj bh
v.netn tr the speedy
saws lieMtUy.iom
.t nil fciinirod tronhasa.
is. . rumplr4a rsetora-
ilTh'KKl guaranteed.
I. l , . ...bU.t lOMuisd
ft'irt'sslag
CO., Marshall, Xlch.
or rua
tcditu ari'l tr.nihf i
Alwf'ir many oifr n
tl..n fo fi-ai:n. viifor h. ,
Bo risk l iBcurrrd. I:.
sui-.i . niullod fre1. Ij
VOLTAIC BfcL?
sTl rl W.AXaO
A Radical Cusa
JtTRVOTJS
fttamcuaiV
V DECAY,
Tkbtsb ros &BVZM
riAfWBVUSSIMSM
rMQUSAMO OASSSV
TBKATXXSWT.
garasMetirhs,
"saw
SVaHlaE
Administrators' Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that the undersign
ed has been duly sppointed Administrators
of tbe estate of W. H. McKnight, deceased,
by order of tbe County Court of Linn county,
Oregon, duly made and entered of record, and
all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby required to present the same to
the "undersigned at 8cio, Oregon, duly veri
fied within six months from the date hereof.
October 21st, 1886.
V. A. MSkioht,
A. R. McDokalc.
F.P, NUTTING,
s.,ajhal $40,009,600. lasurs ! an Vs
Ssottisb
isaopses
Istssvaiis
SJrB f Toothful Indiscretion
Wlguso fSnlalamse, ei
fiweUmOst eer jfm
Sa psla etTaaoii wBtsmns ta
BlHssWssi I n BiaisalwasBl ass sisaaassSI
BasV wbbsI er.l ttfs)fr1saa otcwMitX
k w eo Y oq.,irri! ctaatTs
ijjy Co
m
a ... mmm
ROCKFORD
1 ntltaaVOTIO AL HIGH CUT
This U the i
Rfiw vvOaUmUL and .DRBBOTandgless
eke eame protection as a boot or ovsraalter. Jjj
For sale at
L. E
BLAIN,
Albany, Or.
Master's Sale.
In lie Circuit Cawr r Uid SWa l9r
The New England Mortage es.; Co an
pEny
VB
Kmallne E. Baabrouok, Ixren?.o Was
brouck, The Corbln Banking Company
tl M lirown and N C iirown.
No. 12&2.
NOTICR ht hereby Eiren that in pur
suance of the decree of said Court, made
and entered in the abore entitled canse on
the Hh day of Haptombep, IMO, I, ueorge
H. Durham. Maaler in Chancer? of aaid
Court, will proceed to sell at public auc
tion to the hiaheat bidder for cash In hand
aubiect te redemption, as upon execution
issued upen a juagwent at taw, at toe
frontdoor of the County Court Mouse of
Linn county, at Albany in tne sain ooun
tr of Linn. Oreeoa. oa the Mth day ol
NoTember, ISsa, at the hour of tan o'clock
in the forenoon, all the rlaht. title and in
terne which the aaid defendant Kmeltne
W Haa brooch and Lorenao iiaabrom k
had at the data of the execution o4 aaid
Kerala, aa follows : That certain tract or
parcel of land situate in Linn county
Oregon, bounded aa follows : rkKtnui
at the northeast corner of the donatl
land claim of Jared Michael, Claim aum-
- B SI VISulL... KninkMxl 'HWtU In
Township U south of lisnge three west of
tne rvaiiamet airidiaa, ami running
thence north, forty chains and eighty -nine
linka : thence east, fourteen cbalna and
aerenty three links ; thence aoath, seven
tr cbalna aad seven tlnka ; thence north
seventy five dettraea west, twenty four
chains ; thence north, nineteen aecrt
and thirty minutes east, twenty-three
chains and ninety fire links, to the place
of besrinntns. oontatnlna 100 acres, aad be
tna a part of the donation land claim of
Samuel Johnson aad Kmeline K. Johneon
bis wife, in mlawanllnn of said daorea, and
exnenaeeof sale. Said deorae laforihs
sum of I13M.04 whh lEteeeat thereon freea
tbe 20th day ef Beptembsr, lsau, m the
rate ef eight par cent per annum and the
eoota and disbursements of this suit taxed
at fdfl.4.
October 10th, 188ft.
GXOBUE H, Dt'BJtAM,
Master In chsfcery,
U. 8. CireuH Court, District of Oregon
Red CrownMills
IS0M, LANSING 4 CO., PROPR'S.
SEW I lOfEfJ PLOTE BtTPBElOE POE
rAMILlBt
ABO BAB BBS CSS.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Hitrheit yprice in Caoh fo
Wheat
ALBANYbOR.
Fa M. MILLER,
Attorney and Gonnslor At Law.
LEBANON, OREGON.
wmpractioe ia all the Courts In the Stat
InafiWeliSiirlosiitolB
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ng Dlaoau.cs, Liver and Kidney
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wtth or without A tie patunit Corneaus
awe ua. or avna u n 1
tnndanldsfl
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particukirs.
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i lencTi nociornsi i.oum.
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ritlDAY DIOBUBBR 3, 1886.
TKHPEK1H0S DEPAEIM8HT,
EOtTES BT TMB
Women'! CsrlitltB Tempiniei Uilii
Tho W. 0. T. U. meets on tht Ul
and Sid Tuesday of each month at S
o'clock p. it. f at the A. O. U. W. Hall,
oTtr French's Jo welry Store.
f BE BELATiaNt Ef MBEBEITf T IN
Quo has but to look oroanri him to
observe thitt tho temporsnce agitation,
which half a century ago,6xlsld oa-
ly aa an undovctoped sontlmant in
tho mlnda of tho few, haa advanced,
gathering now force, until, todsy,it
haa become an easentlal part of reli
gion ; haa entered like a wedge Into
tbe arena of politics, bidding fair to
bring about an entire reorganisation
ef tbe pertlea ; and even cold, i taper
titrable science haa been compelled to
throw away some of her aeeepted
theories.and to receivers eatabllehed,
facta that have been brought out by
temperance atudy.
.'While there Is a very extensive
literature relating to the hereditary
transmission of certain dlteaan, such
aa scrofula, consumption,insanlty and
cancer, yet, strange to ay,the hered
ity of mental qualities and bents ef
tbe mind has been but very lightly
touched upon, indeed has almost been
e 'terra incognita,' until our National
W. a T, U. has made of this subject
b special department of work, end
thua new facte and Ideas are being
brought 001.
Hereditary predisposition ehows
itself In the resemblance of children
to their parents or ancestors. Some
times the child Is sn sxact counter
part cf the parent lu phjeique and
temperament. There is almost al
ways reproduced la the ohlld some
strongly marked feature of the parent,
some deformity or peculiarity of taste,
temper or habit, which may ever be
transmitted through several genera
tions. Instances surround us on every
hand, but, from the nature of the
ease, we are limited te families whose
prominence in the world's history
causes them to be universally known.
In ancient Heme we observe tbe lib.
ersllty and mild humanity running
through the family of tbe Grace hi
the severity and stoicism of the Catos;
and the unrelenting cruelty of the
Claud ian race. In Fiance we see the
factious rashnees ol the Go ices, snd
the Irritable and unbeoding character
of the family of MLrabea. We must
sot pass tbe English Uerscnets snd
tbe Pitts, nor tbe Scottish family of
Gregorys, of whom, not fewer than
sixteen members, attained te great
prominence , and lastly In our own
America, tbe vigorous Intellect of the
Adams1 family, extending through
several generations. The list might
be indefinitely extended, furnishing
examples of the transmission of vir
tues, vices and talents. The French
and Spanish Royal family of Boor
boos Dxempllfles the heredity of
licentious snd Intemperate habits,
continuing ever to tbe present dsy.
But It is not among names prem
rinent in the world's history that we
must look for examples of the bored
ity ef Intemperance, as families ad
dicted to such brain-destroy ing loflu.
once cannot loog maintain their
prominence and Influence, bat instead
will find their natural element among
the criminal and vicious classes
The writer once knew in Canada
an old gentleman, a minister, who,
throughout a long life, bad been a
moderate drinker. His four eons
now past middle life themselves, have
none of them attained even a moder
ate success in life, and are all In the
habit of going on an occasional spree.
The old gentleman passed away many
years since, and has left behind him
25 or 30 grandchildren who, almost
without exception, belong to the crim
inal and vicious classes, and at least
two of them are at the present time
aerving out terms in the penitentiary.
Mas. M. H. Elms,
Supt. of Meridity.
THE WASaiSCTaE TEBEITOBT EXBIEIT
AT TUB BATIONAL COMVESTIOfV.
The exhibit of fruit, grain snd pic
tures of Pacific Coast scenery was col
lected and sent by the Spokane Falls
snd Walla Walla Unions of Eastern
Washington Territory. They sent
tbe exhibit wishing to attract atten
tion to the Pacific const, sod show
something of its wonderful produc
tions and scenery, hoping that they
could secure the Cenvention for next
year or in the near future.
There was corn sixteen feet high,
grain of great length, apples, quinces
and pears so large that they called
out exclamations from all who saw
them. One apple measured 16
Inches and weighed three pounds.
The mineral exhibit from Spokane
Fails showed that gold and silver srs
found in that locality.
As a part of the Walla Walla ex.
hibit, there was siarge number of
small satin bags of different colors
filled with samples of Walls Walls
wheat, having the wards "Presented
by the Walla Walla, Wash. Ter.,W.
C. T. U." These were presented to
the English and Canada delegation,
national officers, executive commit
tee,nMional 8uperinteadents,gnd then
to the delegates as far as they would
go. Mrs, Lucas and Mrs. Youraans
aaid they would plant the grain on
British sell. Miss Wlllard said hers
ahould be planted in her garden at
Best Cottage and so the wheal of
Washington Territory may be sewn
wherever W. 0. T. TJ.'s are found.
Tbe Pacific Coast exoursion bad two
oars reserved for their own use by the
O. fL N. dt N. P. railroad. Tbe ladies
of Walla Walls decorated them with
clematis, sumach, goldsn rod and flow
ers. Oa the outside of the oars were
long banners extending the whole length
of tbe ear, having "Washington Terri
tory W. C. T. U." on one side snd the
territorial motto, "Our Ballots for our
Homes' on tbe other. This attracted
much attention and visitors from almost
every town where tbe ears made any
stop, oame In to interview the excur
sionists. This was accomplished by tbe energy
end enterprise of a few workers,ss mar
chants and mil tersest mere and business
men contributed espeoislty for this pur
nose, in a majority 01 cases vnry wsis
nnt members of tbe W. C. T, U. or
v , 1. e a..
even interested in temperance work.
Tbe Territorial motto of Washington
. A ... sssl a a . sS
Territory ia "Our ISallols Tar our
Homes," and of Walla Walla union,
"We Vote aa We Pray." Ladies from
there mere unanimous in saying tbst
tbe W. C. f . U. woman of Waabing
ton Territory carry out that motto uni
varaally, and declaie any other impres
sion given as falee snd unjust to tbem.
We questioned them particularly upon
this point, sod their testimony was
strong and unanimous. Mrs. Alisn,
who has excellent opportunities for
knowing, said aba felt no hesitation in
saying that W. C. T. V. women through
out the territory all voted.aod voted tor
Prohibition.
Mrs. Allen sssured us that but for
tbe danger of not reaching home by
election day, tbe number of womeu at
tending the National would have been
inoreeeed
An officer la the Chicago custom
House givee the following figures
which show who makee the profits on
liquors : "A barrel of whisky usually
brings a profit to the saloon keeper ef
$200. The manufacturer sells it for
about $1.00 per gallon, ninety conks
ef which goes to the Unite J Btstes
Government. Bear sell, at $0 per
barrel, $1 going to, the Government."
Nineteen cities la the United
States coosume three-quarters of tbe
beer manufactured, and control the
electoral vote of the nation.
Mrs. Helen E. Campbell, tho phil-
sotbropic writ sr. has cummeooeei a
tries of art idee a poo the working
women of Now York City. They are
en ill led "Prisoners of Poverty."
The Society for the Huppreeaion of
Vice, prior to January, 1886, seised
sad ctasiroyeU Iblrty-flvs tons of ob
scene matter.
it Biers facts
There srs numerous Masooio lodges
ia France composed szelusirslj of wo
man. The base ali the fancy features
and eeressooisls.
Miss Kudoxie Iiedouin, a patient la
ene ef the Paris bospttals,baa "sleeping
spells.1 Las. Winter she slept fifty
dsT,and aha has just now waked op
from aa eighteen-day sap.
There are in tbe employ of the Gov
ern meat 550 Smiths, 860 Browns, 3S0
Johnsons aad 270 Joneses. The num
ber ef those who bear ibese names who
are willing to serve the Government has
sever been recorded.
The height ef the Bartholdt statue,
jest inaugurated in New York City,
from base to torch, is 151 font ; from
foundation of pedestal to torch, 305
feet. The statue weighs 450,000 pounds.
Forty persons can stand comfortably in
the head, and the torch will hold twelve
people.
It is very unsafe to paper a room, as
is too often done, over another paper.
Sometimes several layers are placed on
tbe walla These layers, together with
the paste, become breeders of disease.
Tbe only proper way, when the paper
needs renewing, is to remove the old
paper entitely and clean the wall. For
sleeping-rooms it is better to have no
paper at all.
Pa teats rested,
Patents granted to citizens of the Pacific
States during the past week snd reported ex
pressly for the Dbmocbat by C. A- Saow
Sc Co., Solicitors of American and Foreign
Patents, opposite U. S. Patent Office, Wash
ngton, D. C. :
W Applegarth, Fresno, Cel., road engine.
M B Burk, Prescott, W. T., window.
L M Darrow, Stockton, Cal., ironing
board.
J Moore, Sen Francisco, Cal., operating
the valves of hydraulic pumping engines.
R R Moore, Modesto, Cal., traction wheel.
J B Osborn, Daggett, Cal., self propelling
wagon train.
jfM Parsons, Great Western Mine, Cel.,
wrench.
O W Storer, Snelling, Cal., liniment.
J Watson, Petsluma, Cal., fumigatoi .
Est a Slagle Cray Hair,
Ton may langh and think me a vain
thing," writes Mrs. J. R. C, of San Fran
cisco, to a friend in thla city, "but I have
not a gray hair la my bead, snd yet (aad
to say) I am fifty and a day. Recently
my hair was not only quite gray but quito
thin, too. Parker's Hair Balsam made
in New Ysrk, I think did wonders for
me, Try it if yon have occasion. It real-
doss what 1 say, ana restores ids ooior
also." Not a dys, not greasy, highly per-
romed, wary rsltsble toe. dressing.
tOR 8ALB,
uOBe half block in eastern part of the
fair boa aw and haru will beeolu
isas
Shertfs Sale.
In the CirntU Court of the, suU 0 Oregon for
Walter Huston, Plaintiff.
W 8 Huston and Harsh J Houston, l.ia wife
and James ii ttoborts, Defsudante.
Notice is hereby siren thst bv virtue of
sn execution aad order of sale issaed oat of
the shore named Court in the above entitled
suit, I will on Natu rd(y the 1 1th day of De
cember, 18H1J, at the Court House doer in
tbe city of Albsny, Uun,county, Oregon, at
the hour of una o'clock, u. m.. sell at uublio
auction for cash in band to the hiuhest bid
J 4L S . a j a m , . .
nor sua rai property described in said exa
nution sna order of sale as follows, to-wit :
lUnmiuiiiK at tbe southwest ooraar of the
donation land claim of Paal Clover, Notifica
tion No. 3038 sad Claim No, 61 and ran
niag theaoe north twenty-ureohsins thence
east, lorty chains ; thence south ttfteen
chains and forty-five links 1 thence east
twonty-seven snd one half chsins theses
south nineohsins snd fifty-five links 5 thence
west suiy-seran snd one bsif ohaius, to tbe
place of beginning, containing one bundrtd
and twenty four acres more or less. Also
the inxlmded twesty-nine thirty seconds of
all the lands herein after deecrihed as fol
lows, to wit 1 lieginning twenty bye chain
north of the southwest corner of Paul Clover
donstion land claim above described snd
running tbeace north seventeen chains ;
thence Kast forty cbams ; thssee south
soventoeu chains ; thenoe west forty chains
to the place of beginning, oontsinirg siity.
sight seres more or lees. Also beginning st
the quarter section corner between sections
twenty -six sad thirty -five sad running
tosses south twenty chains ; theses west
twenty chains thence in a northwest oonrs
to a point seventy rods sooth ef the north
west corner of section tbirty.fi re ; thence
west to the ssst line or tbe donstion land
claim of William Vaughan, Notification No.
3034 ; thenoe N 34 east to the N K corner
ot ssid Notification 3034 ; thence east to the
southeast corner of said Paul Clover's dona
tion laud claim Notification No, 303S; tbsnoe
north nine chains ami fifty-nine linka to tbe
south b oundary line of tbe Thomas M Wager
land chum, Notification No. 3037 I thence
east to s point, due north of tbe place of
beginning ; thence south to tbe pises of be
ginning, containing eighty-five and 90-100
acres mors or lees. Also the N .V quarter of
N K quarter of M E quarter of the If W quar
ter ot Ji I quarter N W quarter said o W
3 carter of W quarter of S g quarter, and the
VV quarter of N K quarter of H W quarter
and the N W quarter of 8 I quarter of I W
quarter of section thirty-six the number ef
sections aad No. of claims heretofore mention,
ed in this conveyance are situated in Town
ship fifteen south range three wssk of Wil
lamette meridian in tbe ooonty of Linn and
KUU of Oregon. The proceeds of sale to be
applied first to the payment of the ooste of
suit taxed at $29 and accruing costs. Next
to tbe payment t the Plaintiff herein the
asm of f 1308 with interest st tbe rate of tan
per cent per annum from October 23th, 1806,
ami the further sum of $30 Attorney's fees.
Next to tbe payment to the defendast J B
Huberts tbe sum of 31173 30 and interest at
tbe rate of Urn per oeot prt aoanm from Oc
tober 23th, 1SS6, sad the further aom of ISO
Attorney s fees snd the overplus if any r
be to be paid to tbe defendant W 8 Houston
or his legal representatives.
Hated this 4th day Of November ISSf.
O. 8. 8aiTtt,
Sheriff of linn county, Oregon.
Sheriffs Sale.
In the Circuit Court oj the Mate 0 Oregon or
Ltm County.
Z F Moody, Governor. R P Ksihart. Seers-
vary f Kiate ard Edward Hirsch, Treasurer
of the Mute ot Orrtfoa.cpastitaUns the Board
of ( oatausaiutirrs for the sal of school sod
omveralty laoda and for thbnvattne.it of
the funds analog therefrom. Plaintiffs.
vs.
Allie Ann Farmr. Andrew Bird Farrier.
Geetge Farrier, ireoa Eiuahatb Sorreii aol
B Sf Barrell, Set husband, Edwtuod Famsr,
John Farrier, Klla Karner, rhobs Rile
ClmeKsmmwr and rr4rtck Citnohamoier,
ber huMMUsst, PsfsadBBts.
Notice is beriy gives that by virtue of
aa eseeattoa snd ordr of sale issued out of
tbe ae sained Court in the above entitled
suit, I will on Monday ths 3rd day of Jaa
nary. ise. ai inm touri House ct-K.r 10
tbe city of Albans, Ijno county, Oregon, st
the hour of one o clock p. m., sell st public
suction far cash in band to tbe bhtbsst bid
der tbe real property described in ssid exe
cution and order of salu aa follows to-wit
Tbe northeast ti .tarter of tbe southwest quar
ter and tbe southeast quarter of tbe north
west quarter and lota 'J, 3 and 4 of Section
24 in Township 12, south of Hangs 1 wast ef
the v tilataatte meridian 10 Linn county,
Orison. eonUibinii l:4 13-H! acr. s. Tne
proceeds of sals to be applied first to ths
payment of tbe costs and expenses ef suit
Used at $53. SO and accruing costs sad the
further sum of S40 Attorney's fees. Next
to the payment to the Plaintiffs herein ths
sum of $367 M with interest st the rate of 8
per cent per annum from the 17th day of
October, 18, and ths overplus if any to be
paid in to tbe Clerk of said Court.
Dated this 4th day of Nsvensber, 1886,
D. S. Sarra,
Sheriff ef Linn county, Oregon.
To Tax Pay era.
Notice is hereby giucn thst I
will meri
the Tax payers of Linn county, Oregon, at
9 o'clock, a. m. and remain until 4 o clock,
p. m. st their respective places of voting in
the several precincts, at the following times
and places for the purpose of colfccting the
Uses for 1886.
Lebanon, Friday, Nov. a6.
Waterloo, Monday, Nov, 29.
Liberty, Tuesdey, Nov. 30.
Sweet 'Home, Wednesday, Dec. 1.
Brush Creek, Thursdav, Dec. 8.
Mabel, Friday, Dec. 3,
Crawfordsville, Friday, Dec. 3.
Brownsville, Saturday, Dec. 4.
Center, Tuesdsy, Dec. 7.
Orleans, Wednesday, Dec. 8.
Syracuse, Thursday, Dec. 9.
Harricburg, Tuesday, Dec. 14.
Halsey. Wednesday, Dec. 15.
hedd, Thursday, Dec. 16.
East Albany, Friday, Dec. 17.
West Albany, Saturday, Dec.18.
Prompt payment will be required. Psy
your tsxes and save costs.
D. S. Smith,
Sheriff snd Tax Collector.
Dated, Oct. 29th, 1886.
80 ACRES
Of good land for aae, andWr cultivation,
on road five miles suutli of Alhanv, opposite
J MeOeea residence. Piioe, 83400. Terns
saay. Address
Mas. H. 8. Spbxbht,,
Oervalltat Oregon
Notice for Publication.
Land Offlee at Oregon City, Oregon, )
October 13th, 1886. j
NOTICE (a hereby given that the fol
lowing named pettier lias filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup-
Krt of hia claim, and that said proof will
made before the County Jndge or Clerk
of Llsn county, Oregon at Albsny, Ore
gon, oa Wednesday. Peo. 1st, 1888, via :
Adolf Bichmsnn, Homsstead Entry No.
6ll for ths SBK of Seo, S Tp, US Rl E
Willamette meridian.
Be names ths oilewing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, aaid land, viz : James
Perry, John M Desk ins, W Cyrus snd
Cbarles Krsfi all of Seio, Linn eounty,
Oregon. .
W. T. Bvbjbet,
Bdgiater.
aM may. J. o. skndbbb
MAY k SENDERS.
Dealers in General MetDiiandise,
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OIL, LEAD, WINDOW LIGHTS AND iime
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