Chart h Birrrler
V. P.OatJBca. Preaching every Sabbath,
MtmUg aa a Teniae by Rev. a O. Ir
Bae, 0. O. 8abath 8ohool at 2:30 F. M
Prayer oteetiag evary YVeduessday evening.
Evamowjoal CittmcH.- Preaching on Sab-
at 10,80 a. at. and 7 r. . isebbath
10.40. Prayer meeting, every ed-
aeaeay evening 7:30, B. K. Davit, pastor.
All axe invited,
CNwATtOHAtCHxriw.--rriceeever
labataa moraine and avtaiag. Habbata
Aafeael at IS2IA. Pravar msattai on
Wedoeadav evening of each week. Kev, H.
T. Bating tr, Pat tor.
M. B. Oauaca.SoDTH. Preaching every
tklrd Sabbath ia aok month at 11 o'clock a.
el and at 7 o'clock r. at. Sabbath School
aak Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. m. Prayer
wnimHaa Friday evening's at 7 o'clock. J . W
Craig, Paator.
M. & Ceobcm SotrrH.TANuasT. Preach-
las 00 the first Sabbath of each month mom
inar and evening. Sunday aoheci each Sab
bath at 10 o'clock a. m. Prayer meeting
Thnreday evening. J W Craig, Paator.
If. RCecech. Preaching every Sabbath
mot-tuns- and evenina. Sons ervice in
the evenina before sermon. Sabbath School
dtl-30 p. K. Prayer meeting every Than
4ay evening. Rev. U. r. Webb, pastor.
Paaaarramav CcuacH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
eor. Broadalbin aod Fifth Ste. Sunday School
immediately after the morniog service,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
Be? K & Pritchard, paator.
Vijurr Baptist Chcbch. Preaching sverv
Sabbath morning and eve g, at Church on 5th
Street. Sabbath School immediately after
merniag aervioea. Prayer meeting eyery
TnomUy evening at 7:30 o'clock. T 0
Aravmaon, paator.
Catholic Church. Service every Sun
day at 10:30 a. m. and 7 r. m. Last Sunday
af the month service at Kugene City. Rev
Leoit Metayer, Hector.
Tfcey Me.
St. John's Lodge, 6j, in Foster's Block
and Saturday of month.
Corinthian Lodge, 17, at Hall, 1st Sat
urdaj.
Bayley Chapter, 8, at Hall, 4th Sat
urday. K. of P., at O. F. Hall, every Thursday
evening.
L O. O. F., at their hall, every Wednesday
evening.
A. O. U. W at their hall, every Monday
evening.
Orgeana Encampment, at A. O, U. W.
Kali, every and and 4th Friday.
G. A. R., at A. O. U. W. Hall, 1st and
frd Saturdays,
I. O. G. Tn at A. O. U. W. Hall, every
Friday evening.
United Friends of the Pacific, at O. F.
Hall, 1st and 3rd Fridays.
Oregonfacific ffcailroad
11I7 Wopolar H oute,
m 1 icturesQii8lange8,
1 Hare rosmertlow i
ajsilmaaeaita X MS tat lea
ekarter I BO keers leaa tlaae X
Aeoons snod ationa unsurpassed for com
fort and safety. Farea and freight MUCH
una than by any other route between all
aetata in the Willamette Valley and San
Vraaeiaeo.
ONLY ROUTE VIA YAQUINA OAY
BAN FRANCISCO.
DmUy faesenger trains except Sundays.
Leave Corral lis at 1:56 r. at. Leave Ya
qoina at 7:30 a. m,
Oregon dfc California Went Side trains
eeawtcit at Corvellia.
Hi Oregon Development Company's
FINE Al STEAMSHIP YAQUINA CITY,
SAILS
TAeut.
mo a aaa ra aaaa
la at day, Dae. Hat.
Bunder, Jan. 1.
VHdajr, Jsav 7ta
WadsiesSay, Jan. 1ft.
afeaaay.Aa. W.
Friday, Jan. 14.
Waeaeaaey, Jan. a
The Company reserves .he right to
sailing days.
Corvellia a ad an Fran
Rail and cabin, 514. Bail and
f9,oo.
For iaforniaUon apply to
c. c. sue.
AO. P. sad P. Agent, Csrvalas.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
Oreron & California It. R,
ABO CONSBOTIOMS.
are tram ruiHssn te Has Praarisfo. ISS t
at tae uansorata, orasjea ana nir.no stay
(DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.)
tastjsiae aivlalaa.
BsrrHrEEJI.PaKTI.ASB A so aahlaib.
Ball Train.
uuva
..A00 a a I Albany.
12:04 r m Aabland
ajtaay,
11:45 a a
....... ..4 W A M
11:26a m
.1:46 r a I Albany.
ajBaj
. .11:46 a a I PorUaixl, S;46ra
Albaaj- Express Train,
UAVB, AKR1VB.
ParUaad . . .4:00 r a I Albaay .8:34 r a
AJaaajr r u Lrtmnun..... 9Ur m
.4.4) a a I Altamy 6:29 A a
Jb) ik u Portland 10:0i A M
raiXMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
dour eeswesa Portland and
The O an4 CAE Parry makes connection with all
Mm regular traias 00 tae East Side DirUion from foot
ef Paareev.
West Elsie Bf vision.
BBTWEES reBTEASa ANB 4 oaVALLlH,
Mali Train,
WAVB AKKIVB
ParUand 7:) a m Corvallis 12:2.1 en
OomiUa 1 JO ra Portland ...0:l& r a
At Conralba ounaoet with trains cf Oregon Pacific
Isr Yaquiua Bay.
Ex stress Train.
laafSi
PerUaad 4:50 r n
ItasnaavUle b:4i a x
AXXIVK.
McMinnvillo .8:00 r m
Portland 0:00 a x
Uoeal tlshsts tor sale and aaafBfS checked at com
paar'a un town office, Cor. Pins and Heoond Street.
Tieaeta for principal poiuta in Californ'a can only be
ayecaial at Cozapany'g office, Corner Pand From
1 . .Portland Or, freight will not be received for
Satpment after five o'oieck p. m. on either tbe Kaat
erJWea 4e Diviaiona. a
B. EOEHLEB, E. P. ROGERS,
O. V. A PassAasBt.
Remarkable Oiler.
Tbe Deboceat $2.00
Mew Yoee Weau 1.00
FlWE HiaTOEYOIeTHE U. S 1.60
Ambbicae Faaatia 1.00
$5.60
And ebesp at the price ; lut we offer the
tour for $3.26, giving a remarkable bargain.
Drop the American Farmer and you can
have the three remaining for $3. Drop tbe
World aod Hitttry and you can haye tbe
two others for $2 26. Tbe history is a 320
page book nicely bound, and is worth tbe
egular prise.
draffs
Obtained, and atl other basinets in the U. 8. Paten
aBee attendeded to (or moderate feee.
Oar Bee is oppoeit the U.S. Patent Office, and
re eea obtain Patent leee time than those remote
ana Waahingtoa.. .
aaad modi or drawing. Wu ad- to patent
ability free of charge ; nd we make o charge unlaw
wv obtain patent.
W refer here, to the Poatmauter, the Sunt, of
y Order Div. aid to official of the U. 8. Patent
i Per circular, advice, term, and eferetico
I eliewte in yurown State or county, vddress
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
OpSMMtte Pat t Office, Washington, D .
PURE SOAP.
Use your own refueo Kreaae, etc., and
iraeol ank's Powdered Caustic Soda. No
ACADEMY
OF
OurJILady of Fespetu&l Help.
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
This Institution is beautifully situated in
the alsaaant and accessible City of Albany.
The location ia remarkably healthy, the
building new and well furnished with all
that contributes to the comfort and instruc
tion of the pupils. The play! grounds ;.sr
extensive and well adapted to,neeiwiuu ex
The constant aim of the teachers is. whilst
itn parting instruction in all the useful aud
refined branches, to train the youthful heart
to virtue and to iuatil a commendable. emu
lation, thus educating for society, members
who will, we trust, urovo an houoi to our
country.
Punils of all Dersuaaions equally received,
provided they comply with the regulations
of the school .
Boys admitted up ta.the age. ot ten or
twelve.
ThiatAoadem ia iuooroorated and author
iaed by tthe SUto to confer Academic honors.
Normal instruction of aapiraats for Teach
er a vvr uuvatee, a mywvmu) 1
TERMS'
BOARDING SCHOOL,
Pur term.
Entrance fee, payable once, I 5.00
Board and tuition, payable in advance. 40.00
Music, jastru mental, theoretical and
vocal with the use of piano or organ 15.00
Guitar with the use of instrument. . . .12.00
Zithera without use of instrument. . . . 8.00
thawing and painting 8.00
Bed and bedding 8.00
SELECT DAY SCHOOL
Per term, in advance.
Primary Department 5.00
Junior Department 6.00
Preparatory Dortmeot 8.00
Senior and Graduating Department. . . 10.00
Graduating F.e 10.00
For further particulars apply at the
euiy.
Those a ho to teed ding their children
to school will tavor the Sisters sad the in
terests ot tee school by maaiag all arrange
meats before the 10th of November, on which
day the school opeaa. The Sisters will be
prepared to attend to MM
after the
-J5th mat.
ALBANY. COLLEBIATE IISTITBTI
ALBANY, OREGON,
X8Q0, 1887.
BE!'. B J. TBBMBEBE. B. B-, PreaMent.
A tall eorpe of instructora,
CLASSICAL SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY.
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Course of study arranged to meet the
aeaa or au
Sffaal inducements offered to students H
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from $6,50 to $13.60.
Board In private fsmiliea at low rate.
Rooms ior eelf-boarding at small extenae.
A carefnl supervision exercised over atu-
deata away from borne. Fall term opens
September 7th. For circulars and full
particulars addreaa the President.
BET. E. J. THOMPaaS, B, B.
Albany, Oregon,
BE7DRE AND AFTER i
Electric Appliances ars seat ea 30 Days' Trial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNO OR OLD,
ii HO art eaartsa; freaa Eaavout Paaiurr,
V V Vomt Vrraurr, Lacx or Kaara rosea aan
Vtooa, Wasmio WsasxawaM, and alt tboee diaeaae
of a Psaaosax. Manas rctmitin from abue and
Orasa Causae. Speedy relief and complete resto
ration of hkaltb. viooa and aUraooe ooaaasrsan.
Tbe jaraadest dlaeovery of tbe Mlnetaentb Century.
EsHfl il om ii for PltMiti"frffft Pamirn let free, addrssi
V81TAI8 HIT 09., a1A831IAii. MUH.
criFEiayjaTiiniw
311 ARlwXsy
A fit- it, -2HJIVOV&
HYIIGJL
InYounasHMfil
TaeTEDBBft BBVKW
rcABsavuaiiNSM
Tmoubawq Oaatav
Bases Meatbs.
A.dministrators' Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that the undersign
ed has been duly appointed Administrators
of tbe estate of W. H. MsKnight, deceased,
by order of the County Court of Linn county,
Oregon, duly made and entered of record, and
all persons having claims againat said estate
are hereby required to present the same to
the undersigned at Scio, Oregon, dely yen
m m saiBnananaanaw' swBaa ?jejBjBaBHraB:
h Voatbtnl Lndlecrstioa.
wraa too fiealaaaueace. oc
slsa oTrinSoeltSS ot X
WMiUnnTjnmSrkrm
saaMtrnisaaT 43et oar Prae
fCr Xmmm tJUtttt SIB! wTDsTftt AJsaTO 4
mm BVV.F, 1UM dt that
smvlSvmmmw npii4rrs?
mmnmsmVk. "a""
MJHm baw' rim'tMm '
MjBBMEaaaaaasBaaf
This Is the moat PRAOTIOAL HIGH OUT
una nv.r Invnntttil.
puma.
very OBNTKBLsnd DRSSSX and gives
Por aaio Ur
L Ee BtaAIN
Albany, Or,
BnHjiiDip
. unLltl
Keeps oonatantly on hand the
Largest
and
Finest
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
CLOOKS,
PEOTACLEf,
RINGS, ETC.
la Albany, la agent for
R0CKF0RD WATCHES.
Beaalrlag deae procaptly and aklUfolly
BARCLAY & ROBEHTSONr
Shipping and Commission Merchant.
. ciufiiiiu m mm prodice,
Grain, Flour, Hav, Hope, Wool, Honey,
Mustard Seed, fiota, Dried Krolta, Hte,
Room 5, 468 California St., San FiaaeiawO.
EedCrowsMills
ISOM, LINKING A CO., PROPR'8.
bew raocEsa ruca strrBEioa rom vamxubi
abo
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest ;Pric in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY4OR.
F. M. MILLER,
Attorney and Gonnsior At Law.
LEBANON, OREGON.
WUl practice ia all the Ooarta In tbe Stat
pOB SALS,
Oae ha if block In
part af mm
ottywith fair
earn will oeeoid
F. P, NUTTING, etc' ,SSS
o.,ssfs ao.ow.ew. laattVtasaabataafjjt
CURES ALL HUMORS,
jwaaawn Blofefa, or Craytton,
1 mnm m
'fever.
a ajbort
&mmpm n.il'r.
caiyer Uonsjk Mki
caused by tauTbAood
ny or Monsxa afcli
Wm
dowi iraL auslrelnm. asal
icimu 4Lireat KmAitm til.
ncai under Ha benign inmisaOB.
curhw , Vettor, atoao alaalu Ho! la, dar.
aaaelea. fare Srea. acrof olonal Eorea
and Muol llri. Ilfn.lnini Vkl..x.
White SwellTi7a, fcoltreC arffeleJE
Heeka and EularaeA Cilanda. K nd ten
Buunps ior a auve treaties, with col.
on. mm imwaaie. or tho aaoM
atnatJaeoa
BliOUU
.Vf"yJ
MB, a fair ale in, t
fr. Pierea
eSIareatlonu
entrmwaA stooel
caaltttaVloAt1
au aaefsnl aalr.
and aonndiieBa ot
CONSUMPTION.
which If Aerofnloas Blaeaac of the
10 omainiy
aC"S &
an m ptl 011 Care," bntaraindoned that name
SB topjlmlted for a modicino wliich, from its
wonderful combination of tonic, or stnnfrt hen
atterntlvo, or blood-cleanaln;, antl-biiious,
peotoraLand nutritive properties, is unequaied!
CHRONIC DISEASES
or ma
Liver. Blood, and Lungs.
it yon icei am, drowi
sallow color of skin, or v
Oil fflUW M hndv. fmnin.
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chlUe,
omv bonabodintni. imnrn .v mL.i.Ir r!
rratd tongue. ou are aufferinor from f ndi-
I.Vy.Ht yPPS ana Torpid 1.1 ver,
or Blllouaueaa. In rnanv caaas onlv
pare oitoese eymptoma are eajwrfenoed. As
on iv
. Am
Ooldfia
"'V" r aii uuvu oaaeB, far.
Medical Diacovery has no
lual.
hartno ore"attor"l1ron"lVt
9 CTOaha, Con.nmptlon" and
kindred aertlona, it to a Bovr5gn remedK
.Send ten cents in stamps for Pr. Pieroa
book oa Consumption. toll by ITraegtatB.
'or UTa1r f.flnv.. lnll .m m m
PRICE $1.00. SSaVSTSS!
Proprietors, 663 Main St, BcxfajU), V Y.
LITTLE
tE)s3t FILLS
Aimmtsmm ana cathartic
Sold by Drngsrtata. m eeota a vial.
$500 REWARD
for a case of catarrb which they
cannot onro.
If you have a discharge from
Krt evnaa sat I a..
ywaa S.UPW, WKVmiV9 UT.VltW
renvdent i put n and saf t'
Bt any ankln by almply uiovlag the button.
SBBBB
3 nsass
naaaBiBl
oiausi
7, debilitated, have
Ifayarlah.tirowrt nnti
lite gemectat.
FRIDAY DECEMBER 24, 188$.
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
EDITED Ef VMM
Wiaet'i CkrliUta TemperiRee Uiiii
The W. a X, U. meet! on the let
and 3rd Tuetday of eaoh month at
o'oloek p. u.f at the A. 0. U. W. Hal!,
ever French'e Jewelry Store.
the uauaatB
The holiday geaeon la again at hand
and with ita advent come Inoreaaed
templatlona In the way of injoriooa
social drinking. Theaa tempatlona
are notably leaa than a doien yeare
ago. In many honaeholda in tbe
phere of what ia called good aocl
ety," where the wioe-cnp waa form
erly found at the Ohrlatmaa hoard
and on New Year'a day, it la now
conspicuous by Ita absence. It ia no
longer considered by auch "good
form" to proffer it. But there la aUU
great need of earnest aod persistent
effort to teach the toUI-ahatloeoce
leeton to many a young man untried
and inexperienced, and to many a
victim of the drink appetite seeking
toreform the approaching holiday
season will be a period of great peril.
In every home and cn every festive
occasion they should be shielded front
not subjected to, temptation. The
lesson should be everywhere promul
gated, thai it fa only those who keep
tbe brain free from alcohol who can
enjoy really good cheer. It la the
beverage that Inebriates which in
evitably destroys good cheer. One
effective way. therefore, te Increase
the reel pleasures of the holiday
son is to banian all intoxicants.
Bev. Hugh Montgomery, of Wor
cester, Maaa., in a recent No-License
Conference in Boston, gavs an ac
count of the methods by which tho
vote for no-llcense was secured in that
city. The Boston Travilmr says :
"He stated that special Inquiries
were made at grocery stores in that
city (Wetwter) aa to the effect of
the no-ilcenae system on their sales.
It waa found that the sales among
the 290 groceries for one month, as
compared with the sales ftr the cor
responding month of the preceding
year, showed an Increase at the rate
of about a million dollars per annum.
It was also found that there had been
an Increase In the contributions to
religion and charity."
Money expended In the saloon
means to that extent depression ior
groceries aod dry-goods, and pinch
ing want in the impoverished homes
of drinker.
Adulterated German beer bas late
ly caused a very considerable sense
tlon in Paris. Investigation has dis
closed the fact that tbe beer, poor In
hope, Is drugged with aalicy!ate,of
soda" and "salicylic acid." It is
stated that "elderly rerooM drinking
beer containing these drugs are ran
dered more than liable to nephritic
inflammation, and the young and
etroog are subjected to B right's Dis
ease." "M. ChButemps, a member of
the Municipal Council, and an active
member of Ita hygiene committee, ia
reported aeeaylog that "greet influ
ence is at work to bring the municia.
al laboratory and the Prefecture of
Pollen to wiuk at this poisoning of
the light beers, tbe consumption of
which has become enormous In
Prance."
An Eogiirh eoglueir1 describes la
tho St. James Gautu, some of tbe
quser sights of Burmsh, Asia. He
saya :
Ti a a a a 111
4 at waa my neavy iasK te 00 witn
the crop destroying Irrawaddy what
Canute admitted his inability to do
with tho sea : in other words I waa
tolled off to construct an embankment
against a river that destroyed en an
average one crop In every three.
I had 16,000 Burmese working for
me, men, women and children.
My best laborers were the women.
The mass of them were not from
British Burmah, but staves of the
King of Kings, the Burmese of the
highlands. In tbe beat of the day,
when work was out of the question,
I have listened with astonishment
and pity to their talk over tho ever
lasting cheroof.
The Burmese smoke to a man, to
a woman, I might also say to a child.
The Burmese ladles have a very
peculiar ciarar-case. But there sre
two objections to its ever becoming
popular here, of which the less im
portant is that each cigar-case only
holds one cigar.
And then tbe cigar-case is the lady's
ear. Inatead of wearing ordinary ear
rings, tbe Burmese women have a large
hole in their ears and wear a cheroot
in it till wanted. The really great ad
vantage of tbe oigar-oase ia that it is
never left bebiod. The men would
think it beneath their dignity to carry
cheroots in this manner, but tbey do
not mind helping themselves from their
wife's cases. When the King of Kings
want to keep bis women folk together
or to punish them, so to speak, by the
ear. a long can is passed through th
holes made for cheroot, a dosen
men or even more gome to one
It is customary now for a w
ce a trio to Canada and see
r
cace. j
of ian to
&W sbe
sjrries a
wVAffjtkitlgrtoil'
(from sar regular aorrstpendettt.)
Washington, Dec. 4(b, 1889,
There is nothing in the way of
newt afloat In Washington Just now
The Government machinery Is click
ing away with unusual speed, the
President in the clothes of rheuma
tism is looking over bis completed
message, and every where there is a
flutter of preparation for tbe Con
gressional session which will open
on Monday next at precisely twelve
o'clock,
The largest days work ever accom
plished io tbe Pension Bureau was
done ou last Wednesday, when forty
of the lady clerks were employed un
til midnight and then sent home io
herdlcs at Government expense, An
unusual amount of Pension business
was finished up during the month of
November, the number of certificates
granted being 7,834. The public
debt statement for November shows
decrease in tbe debt of only a little
over $1,000,000, but this small re
duction ia principally due to the fact
that nearly $14,060,000 were paid
out during the month for pensions
alone.
Secretary Lamar's annual report
which is ready and will be before the
public by tbe time this reaches you,
treats of questions in which the coun
try has a vital interest. His Indian
policy as well as that with regard to
public lauds and railroads is welt
known, but tbe treatment of the
a
red man forma the chief feature of
the report Ho recemmeds Again
great clemency aod liberality to tbe
wards of the nation, and hi views
and those of the bureau having im
mediate charge, coincide as to the
desirability of tbe savages abandon
ing tribal rotation, and settling down
to industry. The ia report ii written
in that forcible and charming style
which has cbaracterlacd each official
document penned by the Secretary to
the Interior,
When Secretary Whitney's annual
report came from the Public Printer
on Wednesday, seme distributions or
it were made, hot strict injunctions
wore given that it should not be pub
lished until Saturday morning. Tbe
document, which aayet has only been
seen in confidence, is instructive and
renews many recommendations made
la hie first report Tbe Secretary
points with pride to the present con
dition or Department affairs, asked
tor five more millions for the new
navy, and thinks there should be no
delay of the leglatatloo necessary for
a reorganization of tho Navy Depart-
meat
Tho return of Sneaker Carlisle
SB
and Col. Morrison has revived dbt-
euesion at to the probability of tariff
legislation this winter. As usual
much interest is felt in learning the
Administrations views of the tariff
queetioo. It is ascertained tho Presi
dent will treat tbe ouemion as one
demanding tearless consideration. en
that he will be specific and emphatic
In advocacy of tariff redaction. e
win also epeak boldly and apr r.ving
ly of the civil service law and the re
aoita of Ha enforcement under hi
Administration.
Speaker Cartlste bas been beeet by
callers since bis arrival and he alludes
to the nrosnect of a renewal of the
F WM
tariff fight with freedom and hope.
fulness. Col Morrison refuses to out
line his nrotrram for the eesioo. He
Is not dejected over bis defeat, how
ever, and expects his friends to men
tlon ft when they meet him.
Mueh of the sensational matter
which ia distributed throughout the
country from Washington relative to
tbe President's country-seat purchase
the avenue extensions fn particular,
and real estate syndicates in general,
s politically inspired. It is fabricat
ed for a purpose. It is not concocted
out of any real regard for tbe Inter
ests of tbe District or in any spirit of
seal for tbe publio welfare j but with
the direct, cold-blooded intent to
r -j" r- "SP
brlog the Administration Into con
tempt and disrepute before the coun
try.
So far as tbe late Investigation of
the Police Department is concerned,
and unsatisfactory as Ita results may
be In not fully disclosing the causes
and course of events which led to the
resignation of Major Walker, there
is not the faintest scintilla of evidence
to complicate the President with any
phase of the affair. Whatever pres
sure may have been exerted in this
matter, there is no trace of executive
influence In It.
The seasons first ripple of social
exchange was seen on tho streets of
the city last Wednesday a begin
ning of the tidal wave of socletv
which follows the opening of Con
grots, me ladioa 01 me uuDinet aij
greeted their old friends and the new
comers, and while there was not a
long Una of waiting carriagee,as there
will be when the .season is further
advanced, there was a sufficient rec
ognition of the day.
Official etiquette and social conven
ience together long ago decided that
the reception das of families of the
higher grade of offici in Washing
ton should be as follows : Monday,
the wives of Judges of the Supreme
Court j Tuesday, the wives of Rep
resentatives In Congress ; Wedne.
day,the wives of the Cabinet officers ;
Thursday,
wives
Senators
Friday, tbe wives of Army and Navy
White House. The ladies may be
gin to observe these "days at home"
as early m they please, but It is cus
tomary lor all to do so after Congress
assembles.
Koswoll Beardsloy has been Post
master in North Lansing, New Jerssy
sines 1&28, or fift -eight years. When
he was appointed bis psy was fixed at
$190 per year and bas never been
whanged. He has received, therefore
$11,020 from the Government.
- '"ate
According to tbe Chicago New
Sherman is the most active candidate
for the Bepublican nomination for
President in 1 888. We think his nom
ination would be far more threatening
te Democratic success than Mr.Blaioes '
Net a Steal? OrajT s4uT,
"You may laugh and think me a vafci
thing," write Mrs. J. R. C, of San Fran
oisco, to a friend in this city, "but I have
not a gray hair ia my bead, and yet (sad
u say) r am fifty and a day. lioeemly
my ualr waa not only quite gray but quite
UUffj to Parker's Hair Balaam-sniai
In New York t thlnk-dld wonders? for
me. Try It if you havw rceaion. It real
ly dons what 1 say, and restore tbe color
not a
luiuinj, juiy reus Die J
3. dttMMlOS.
A UN HOOKS,
Never put op a new barn door nor re
lume an old one until you first oall 00
Stewart A Hum. and aee what tbey have
nw In bean door autnaameoutbirg
that wfil eat break down.
anrTrtf reerT
oreuaratiea ttftuor
Teaf4 at,,,ri. un, for mitou la
ih 1 t-4 hi!,, tvrt ruri wcin.
trie, ill tmliihr el lbs BetaaUSe
i.r continue ieft a ol tutor
i., , rM. f r4.ertu.
mtr t.trt'.m I'mu Hl.lu .
U tl,m pei in Can H, KoaUtMi. Vntnm,
Oarme r. 1 a ! ot hr r o t r TU-ir .tperv-
ea saa tat isetimss sat aaaae.
rtileatleae prapasj aa4 Sl4
on wt wu-. Tern rr
Th- 4ataaaa
aaa r i4
t ssBaes
atete S?a
awn mm m i- hi. nm ij" u.vjt-a u m
Ba"SBai -un-r iwTewllOiia, aixictf
athar rletiSflirkaftta 1 4
e'lToat. n t "4 1 t 11 of aaani
UaadWvk sBoat ia leal BaUBl flee, t
Sheriffs Sale.
In (As Circuit Court ay the Stat oJOrtgomJer
Linn County.
Z f Moody, Uoyaraor, R P Earhart. Saora.
tary of Siata aod Edward Hirseh, Treasurer
of the Stats of Oraon,coBstitotio the Board
of Com rots, tuners for the sale of school aud
university laada and for thef investment of
the funds arising therefrom. Plaintiffs.
VS.
Allie Aaa Farrier. Andrew Bird Farrier,
GcorKe Farrier, lrua Eiiaahath Borrall and
I M Buireli. Ear ( baahaad. Edmund Farrier,
John Farrier. Ella Farrier, Phoebe E
Chnehammer and Frederick Chnehammer,
her huibaod, Defeadaata.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
au rxrvuu.m aad order of sale iasaed out of
the ehovo named Court ia the ahoye entitled
suit, 1 will 00 Monday the 3rd day of Jan
uary, 1847, at tbe Court House door in
tho city of AJliaae, Linn county, Oregon, at
sucuon for cash ia hand to the highest bid
der the real property described in said exe
cution and order of sale as follows to-wit ;
The northeast quarter of tbe aouthwest qua
tar aad the southea-t quarter of the north
wt quarter and lots 'J, 3 and 4 of Section
21 in Township 12. south of flange 1 west of
tne luamoiic meridian in Unu cnuut
Oregun. containing 154 13-100 acres. Ti
$,r.co,d ot sale to be applied first to the
uaymeni of the osets aiul espouses of suit
tod at Soo. 80 and sccruin ooata and the
further aum of 840 Attorney s fees. Nest
to tbe pay meot to the Plaintiffs herein the
sum of $387-30 ith interest at the rate of 8
per cent per annum from the 27th day of
"a," -r. i9, aoa tne overplus tl any to be
paid in to tho Clerk of said Court.
Hated this 4th day of November, 1886.
D. s. Sarra,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
I Aa4 MA ,
J. O. 8EWDBES
MAY k SENDERS.
a) '
Dealer ia General Ibrmndise.
a
hARRISBuRC - - - - OREGON
a ev
Will bay foil, Wool aad kall kinds
Coiatn prodiK,
First National Bank
OF ALBANY. OREGON.
Prwiaent... .JOHN CONK EE
.II. F. MEEJttLL
TRANSACTS A OENERALbaaklot.TmsinaM.
ACCOUNTS EEPTaubjeettto eaaek.
SIGHT EXCUAXOE ana tSSSBnabis trafer. SOW
eu new xera, aaa rrsaotsas, CEiesge satt rent
SB
LLEfTIONS MADE on farorable tonus.
Btaearoas.
a. E. Yotreo. Jobs
b uua. l. rtnt.
h, r.
1887.
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c. a, woLraamr , jj tmnnM,
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aversion to soeietr, Dimness of vWaa, NcSaeB la the
ami many other
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a manner thsy cannot acaouut for, Ropy Sediment la
the urine, etc. Many die of this difficulty ignorant
of the cause, which is tbe sesoad stag of seminal
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