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VKIDaY FEBRUARY It, 1887
OentUaea of the Legiaiature.noue of
your lock and iUmn" swindle.
mmm
When Mr. Buiue calmly couaidera
Mm Fishery bill, ha realiaoa that a hid ail
par. of hia oooupation ia gone.
Aeoordtog to Mr. Cleveland the re
ports of tha beauty of Baltimore woiucd
are no exaggerated at all.
Jay Gould haa juat purchaaed a little
plot of ground in Louisiana that com
prises 200,000 aoraaof aighing pinea.
The resolution to submit the pro
hibition amendment at a special elec
tion In November, paased both hous
es of the State Legislature.
Nut only are our coast defenses im-
perfaot, but have no reserve force of
trained men who could sot a quarter
master in time of war.
Senator Iogada ia probably intereaU
ed in tithing himeetf. Ha ia fiahing
for at leaat the second place on the
jingo Presidential ticket for 1888.
n
Mr. Blftine is aaid to regard SenaU r
Cameron 'a Gettyaburg monument meas
ure as a pernicioua tflkrt to make Prts
idenlial capital out of war memories. It
doubtless abocke him very deepl .
lieutenant Schwatka telegraphs from
Montana, where he ia now with the ex
ploring party he waa reported to have
abandoned, that the winter scene in
the Yellowstone exoeed to beauty any
thing that has been een there for many
yean.
MssaaehuaetU has tried "the stholar
ia paiitica" without get'ing much prao
tieal good out of bun, and has lately bad
an unaatiafactory experience with "the
gentleman in politic." There would
eeeaa to be nothing t do exoept to giva
the plain, everyday Democrat a a chance
J. W. Book waiter, of Ohio, who Las
juet returnrd from Birope for the
twettieth time, aaya: "Fiom what I
eonld eee I tbink the Germans wcr!d
whip the F ranch again. Fiance ia full
of soldiers, but Chey all bva e boyish,
smallish look, and make no great im
pteaaton on etr eager."
Secretary of War Eodieott, who bae
been taking a little rea. in Satem.Msse.,
w.e to return to Washington yetrrdsy.
Rumor h-a it that the genial old gen
tleaaan took a slide down ona of the
aceep hills of Siem on a toboggan and
when pitched out near the bottom arose
in his wrath aid akook his fiat towarda
Canada wi.h graat vahamanc.
It may be doubtad it there evar was
before aucb an immense amount t.f i:et
ting ready for w.r as ia reported to b
going on now in Eiroie. But look to
which government w.e wiil, nothing but
pwseafol expreaaions are forthcoming.
Tbete ia no truth.it ia eaid,in tha report
tbst Bismarck will ask Fiance to ex
plain bet military movmntM,and Gen.
Boulanger say. that ha not making
any. Russia, verbally, is a. mild as a
dove. At the eamr time the Biuraee
are in a nervous onuditi m, and the e ia
a tremendous Strain generailr, with no
breakages ac far.
"If these internal revenue laws are
not rriewhd by tha Dioiocrstin iMtrty,"
eaya ike Atlsnta Conttilution, ' the
eempeign of 1888 wiil result ti a defeat
of (he party, gad this defeat will be
hronght about by defection n Virginia,
North Carol ine-and Tennee.'' But if
the taxes on whiskv, rrr and tobacco
ere repealed, and the taXaa on sugary
salt, clothing, lumlr, iron, coal end
glass are left at the wr level, would
not the Democrat, ba Imbfa to lose
S'etes of even more imporf -ce than
those named ? "Free Inxurieaand high,
taxed neoeeaities' ia not a good Demo
cratic shibboleth.
A atTTRRC. KOCT-
Democrat, io Cjorm. .houl I not be
deteired from joining in the effort to
redoM the need'e-41 war tegeg 1 y the
Stale trick of dangling a "Fre-Trade"
bog before their cy The ".0'
ahonld U Ve gone from th;a fa-niliar
epook by this time. The eople of Nrw
Yark supported thr.i -T: ader."
for Major last year and olected the ablest
of them. At two Congressional elec
tions lb. people hve ehcted a mij nity
of the L- wer H o froj par v p'edg
ed to "revise the tariff" a ..I itdeoc the
war uxea as e mrju of pr : ef ;n the
aurplus. And in 1884 they elected a
Preetdent upon a platform uietinctly
declaring the same policy.
Every man of ordinary intelligence
upon the subject know, tb.t no one is
proposing "Fiee-Tr.de," or anything
remotely resembling it. The pending
Morrison Bill would leave the average
4 itv t 1mm double what 'V, was before
the a sr. It would not effect the 20
per e nt re inc i m recom needed by
Republican PriStdent, strongly urged
4y two Republican Secretaries of the
Treasury, r i.n-ed by a Republican
Tariff Cominieion, and ftlaay elsimed
e bavo been made by a Republican
Congress. What nonsense and what
di.honet.ty,thr,t,o .peak of a moderate
and necessary tariff reduction from the
war maximum as a "FrteTrde" menu
ure !
- Neither I) eni'icra'a nor honest Re
publican revenue ref .rurs should o
frightened from their duty by this let
tered old ' Fret -Trade ' bogy.
TMK IWHUTI KR
A reeoluttoo noioruliiing Congrest
to ,on.ion veteran, of the Indian war
of 1855-6 ha. naeaed both br.nehe.
T. G. Hendrioka and U. C. Beekman
have been reappointed by tneuoyernor
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.t k. Hnata aa recent.
f.tha St.te UnWettUy. Pomeroy ha.
introdacod a bill appropriating $5000
m b.dld a .aeon road from Tillamook
Bay to Clatakaioa Landing on the Co
m
lumbis. (Vote it down.) Crook haa a
hill .uthoriain the Diittina of Bates in
ouoty rosda by consent of the County
Court.
Tha houHO very wiaely indeft-
nitely postponed the further oonaidera
uireii ""'" m - w -- i
tion of Johnson', bill to .pjw. priate
I
lloOO to build a eohool house in district
w- ...
. . . tv.o aiaiin.
number 4,tn Gr.nt county. The Stgl in
Wssjer investigation ends up Tf lib Stg-
r I
lin Iwinir supinely on hia baok with
Wager .tending by with his foot on ths
ww a
r... " ... P.Uen ha- a bill ...
, luri maiiuiuK rj ..... I
former1
IVI U1VI m vaavi w w -w
lovinsr women to
k-u k- f
County School Superintendent. Max
well has a bill appropriating $2000 to
)build a bridge scroas Traak river, in
T.llamookoounty.oteHaown ; d.bv-
in. b-. a bill i.rovidica for i.recinct
rs. Haarv. bill to allow e school
i i
Linn county to build a achool
district in
UI.VIIV.V IU I
u k .... ia. ba.e. f We
da not know what the nature of the
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SWAWr LAMM.
Wa publish acimmuf.icati .il in at.-
other column from al, m, ivi nome-
wh it of a hiatoty rf aw.mp land matters
Th'a iae"iatd tulctbeiew t.lrn
of the matter by the tte stato admiuw-
tratio We ere not oonversant with
awau p l.i.d mtera, bet we join with
our corr. , oodent m cslitng for a run fof Moh urtfBrrea br, and tb oom- defeated in the Hooar. The bill to in
and fair invent igtixn of the whole sub- oo gllt00r1 will get one Central orsaae the salary of lupreme Judge
jt, but we 4 i i. it believe the woik
a. a a I t
can be done properly while toe i-egie-
latttre is in session for want of time.
Woo'd it not be beat to appoint e com-
mittee i sit in vacttioo, and when the
work Is computed to rsport to the Gov-
ernor
const sxT.
TbM Pnrtl.t:tl World ve.V t r n h'uli V
savs: "If the mesa of O.egnn end
ar w ww
Washington Ttr;i:ory i. t le heeded,
the mem bars of tho State Senate must
conclude that Hon. J. P. Wager hss
risen way above those who were so
noxious to investigate him. There
aeeeas to be ssarcely two opinions, and
the pres. ma be quoted se soli J for
Wager, both D.inocric and U.;ubli-
can.
WMKLf nt MOl Rtl
We are la receipt of a enry f the
Weekly Democrat , published at Portland
by the Democrat Publishing Gampany.
A ita ateaae imp' ee the Vtmectnt ia a
Demcem'i: p?per, ed ted with aUlity
and dtvot aej to the cau of democrscr.
It is full of n ws and ypgrphiotlly
neat and clean,
patronage.
I iorVf) a .'wral
er it OtfWg.
Th' b:'' now pendi bif r. '.l- L
isla'iir, k ! ). as Kij-e hitf. BMsaaHer
119,.bouU : Totedd iwu u tsnimously.
Ita psasage w i! 1 be en out', -j. Any
membor who vjfci for it will c m.ign
himself to pititiotl obiiiou. It would
kill the publ'c acho'tU io every town in
the ettta except in Portlsnd.
The Soprem1? Cmit of Washington
Territory h.a ''eel t red the woman ruf-
frage act unco-iHtit utional. The ground
ofdecidon W44 want of conformity to
the organic sc', the title of the bill be
ing defective in not stating it. object.
If legiela'on are not competent to draw
bills that will sttnd in the Court, (snd
three -fourth of tham are no,) they
sboiid einu.'oy cimpet;tit persona to do
so. It :nay n Ha sttelv said that the
people of thit territory wit! again vote
in favor of woman sntTr.ga.
Young tcsn, rntuember the character
you for u in youtli will cling to you in
old sgs. Tf yon are hones, truthful
and upright in your boyhood dsys, you
wi'.l have tl.ese.qualiti 11 a a stay of life
in middle n old ae. If ycu are in
doleo', profligate aod unstesdy in youth,
you wi I bss when von .rrive .t man
hood. "'Jua ar tha twi' m bent the
tree't i ic nei." lio imnortaut then
to moll ixemoljry ch4rac'.ers in the
day of youth.
The Legislature s'tosial make ba.te
very .lowly about buying the locks at
Oregon City. It tho b:ll ehtch bsf
baen intro iucel for fhu pnrpcac should
pt, the state would rind ittelf with 1
very large elephant on it. bands. W
do not bell vi ;.h puo'ij want to buy
the locks now. At all event, they
sbo.il I n "v r 0 m90t to give $400,000
for them, n this is ntrageously exor
bitant.
The defenseless condition of our sea
ports and the inaccessible character of
the Treasury surplua have attracted
the attention of Congressman L-ialer,
He horrified the House with a resolu
tion yesterday, Lased upon the bollig
.rent attitude of Canada, and calling
upon tbfl President f r information as
to what ought to be dooe for the pro
tection of our twenty-seven exposed
pets.
Ex-Shei iff Dickey, of this plsee, has
beeu appointed Ctptaiu of the guard at
the Penitentiary. We feel safe in say
ing that Mr. Dickey will fill his office
to the M&faetion of hi. gnperior. W
congratulate him on hia appciutment.
A gentleman from AahUnd reports
train, will run into Montagu, on
the California and Oregon railroad, on
rith tha train at 1
land will connect
MenUgur, and
III" UIHtlUVQ upvwnii
Ashland and Montagu, ia only
fifty
miles. An immenne force is at wore
1 i - t. i i . .... t'.k ;h k I
w
laid to Laird'a, ten nile. furth.r on,and
this will reduce the staging to about
forty ilee. From Montague o he
Bbkiyou tnount.in. there ia about
lWTOlF"' Vi w,u
. . . . . . . i
level country, in wtiicn me roaa csn
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preaiciea tnai iv win cuiupivi -
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T..l 1. 1WH7
77
uu.y iws.
The latest concerning the sale of the
M . . . -r. j . t I
"8 nd California nai.roau io .ua
Southern raotan company is warn
from the Kailway Age or January o.
It reads as follows :
fha Oregon and California first raort
gage landholders are to receive st the
- - I
"wou lu iU "- r "I
. i j .. .i.i . .i.i r
a w
Pr cent bonds, guaranteed both prinel.
.Mt- I. I
T itreat,b the Southern Paelfc
Company, together with i in cash fcr
ssn. .. a . i . i
each bond, lheao new uonua, io a
li i .1 .lniiiWiM. 1
taaueu at ms r ui fvivw wn
are to be secured by a new mortgage,
eouivalent in noint of lieu and priority
to the existing first mortgage rf the
w0n .nd Ciforni,.nd will bear IH:T:J:T7h.T3 3!
I " I
tf,rt froDJ J y I, 1886 The Oregon
bJuj California preferred stock hold, rs
r,.oej,e 0ae hare of Cential Pacific
tock fof tV9rj lwo fcU.re. of their own
togwther with 4 shillings sterling
paeifio inar for tt,frf four 0f tfc.ir owo
I
h toga.ber with three shilling,
Sterling for c-eb c:nmim share.
Wa ofteu boat
H remaiked when
nome u .foituoate criminal die. "gam-"
on the gallows, that he must ne a man
a a
of grf .t courga,bui it doe. not require
.. muah to thus 4 at it doee. to live
a long life of bonaaty, iotagtity aud up-
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OORRB3 P O O a 5TOB
JPeoiii
We have hd . tn. old weather the
leet week.
3- B. Ptnnigan.our pugili.',htS gue
to Portland.
B F. Ztggler i. aim let through ship
(4ng grain from this plaee.
Misa E.la Clingm.n has returned
boofrom an extende.1 visit to Helaey.
Quite a aumber of tbe ycung men
from this place "took the eaka" at the
dance up on the rher the o".br nighr.
'ftah fur the boys.
We notice tbe col I weatbar lies beeu
the cauan of aome of th- Ixiys losing the
tux. from their upper lipa.
Little Annie Oitruus is still on the
aick list, being no better.
Mrs. 8. B. ndut'. is visiting her
pai ante in Corvaliie.
Knox llaitfht is going to bve bi.
''shin'' p'lllwi when tbe enow goes off.
PoHUoeasis s ,4akolern from way
back generally on bis back.
Our town is situated on the eai bank
of tho Willamette Uiv.-r. It can boast
of more baobelora iban any town of it
size io the stste Thu principal occu
pation of its citisens is whittling hn
gles, chewing gum and hunting- coon.
It is tbe birthplace of Benedict Arnold,
and a .-tu-d dog could not pick up s
meal iu six weeks.
BUTCtllR Knikk.
Kn ix Haigh 's injured shin Is still
improving.
Sam BJcIlree is still solid on the old
Sane.
S. B. Finnigan haa gone to Trout
Dl". Will probably stop at Htltm on
bis return home.
Mies Ella Owens ia visiting friends
in the vicinity of Peoria.
Jbn Crewe haa m turned from
B'-rte, Montana, a little lank in th
Sank.
Politeness bas leturnr d home some
what improved.
The young married couple 1 f Peoria
will support their buh dog, snd he isn't
to lie ginned at by other dogs that
h.veot any teeth, snd thofe Utiles of
Sbttdti needn't be afraid to attend the
Coming hop.
H. L. Rudd ba the Gueu team and
fleigb in Peoria.
Pug can always find tin wnomjh to
pay his way.
Doctor Johuson ha. Lcated, and will
be glad to accommodate any one in hia
line of business.
James GarreU has returned fiotn
Eastetn Oregon, lie is somewhat im
proved. It is a sa l thing to aotno of
tbe young gents of Peuiia.,
Major Johnson i. aa happy as a big
sunflower. You don't see any change
in bis looks.
Robert Owen, is having gome veiy
cold days, bet be never fails.
The pleasing face of J. L. C in will
be found st tbe Post Othr.
O. Pucket is still hunting ud trap
ping in this vicinity, lit- soil) has his
little Dick.
Pbir.t Porter has the finest, house
rented in town and i. batching.
Ben Zaigler is piug 75 ceuf. for
wneat. Ben does love pig.
Miss Anna Githen. U .till hick.
John Pratt ia sorry the Poi.rf. ny
bot ia gone. Hi will probably cross
st Cor vail is.
A. L. Cannon is a heavy Joser cn
hogs by high water.
Tone ha. got sp he aiufc afraid to
come to P.eoria.
Owen Bond ia ta!king of ha i ing a
big hop, ss soon a. waather settles.
Carter A'dugham is still in hopes.
Billy Snephard cut his foot badly.
Snow Bau,
Health good.
water did. Some damage. It
several at res of wheat up for
Hon. Harvey Bh rfton, and deposited
much drift wood a nd logs on the field
beloneioir to Lyn and Hooker, and
tore the head gate eut of their mill and
m v - . - . , '
washed the daui partly out.
On the 2nd leal. John Richard son
... . . . .
was taking ms ooys eoross toeoreek
in
boat when he slipped in getting out
of his beat and fell, breaking tLree of
I L l. IT. a. ... ...;
N
er on the lift and all othere poor.
. h((, b9re.attendanoe
. . m .
. but we fear thi. will noUa.t long
mnmm miMln.rl Ulrn to Kf.l.l thai.
m"' - T
EinfftiM.
0 priohe- .very thim Son
d4 aftob month Bt pr0,id,BM. Hii
Uubject on tha third Sabbath of this
. , Oonvir,bo of A Y0I)Q.
Ktog..,
rSTAd 1NKOK.
Jfine.
TltAVA mmu A flanntncr imi4v m lh
reeidence of Clarence Taylor one even-
U. lMk fc
ing last week
I If.. Tul. Mi.. Dal., fl-ith'
q( Mrs A Hanry
" ' "
r,! days Isst week
Mrs. Gstcheli is still quite poorly,
. .a . . .a a a s
though some neiter than she nas neen
.lit i -l-U I- -ll
nr. xsiiiaHuam wm hvi bwhj
of last week, butts oonealeeeent now.
Nearly every one has had enough of
i . i
IDW wnm, eepeeiauy vooaa woo nau
B11D WIBIItUU tllU A M' ml iaiat W W VWI1B WS m
jouroto ib"e meaibere wuld com. home
and help wilb the ebon a.
The bill to repeal the law allowing
women to voce st. school meetings waa
was defeated in the Senate, The House
hss
passed a bill declaring ike first
Saturday of June of each year as
poblio holiday, to he known ss "Labor
Day."
Tits eaaaegaaabaff. iiaaay. Or
B. Paston end any one nan have dei
owee irom in air negat ivea by eddreaslng
us, a ice r.iiiowiug pnoaa j card else, a
per doseo, oabtnat as per
doors, ge par dosen. I keep the fines
line of Orecoo views In the waat. Cam
logue rurnlahed on applloation. Ooptag.
ana rniergirg 010 ptofare. e epeciaity.
J. Q. gaawaoan.
aa
rrre Trade
Tbe reduotbm of toternal revenue and
VbeiablngorY of revenue atatnpe from
ft iprteury Medicine vi'i d mot Uaa large
ly tieeeiftsd the eo nau mere, aa wall aa re
lieving the btirdoo of bom. manufactur
er, especially ta tbla the ease with
Oreen'a August Flower and Boas
Uerman Syrup aa the reduction of thirty
la oenta jr dos.rj, haa baan added to U-
ereese (be size of tbe bottles containing
thee ra mediae, thereby giving one fifth
more medicine In the 7ft cent sisa. The
August flower for dyanepela and Uver
tumplaint, and the (tarman syrup for
('ough .nd Lung trouble., have perhaps
the largeat eaSe of any medicine. In ths
world. Toe advantage of increased alas
of the boltiee will Km greatly appreciated
i tbe skk end arttlotod, in every town
end village in olvillaed countries. Sample
IxHtlea for 10 cents remain tbe seme esse
wiseee ia
. On from one to three years time, on good
security, in mm of y o up. Cell on
Clixk, Momtbitm k Co.
rradaea.
Don't forget that N. H. Allen 4 Co., take
produce in ctchangs for marcbaodisa at tbe
market prices.
Dr. Whites celebrated New York Cough
Svrup, for sal. at Hoffman k PAWar's
Warranted to ears OMghaand colds.
If. II Allen A Oj. have ia stock a full
line of boot, shoes and robbers, which will
be sold at very low pru
"HACKMEIACK" a last in
and frs
cents.
grant perfume. 1'rleefft and
When Baby was atek, wa gave eat Osiawte,
Wbaa she waa a Child, shaavtad tm Cast ei la.
MUeaisaUUa, aha elong to Caaioria,
aix had Cbitdna, 1
Reaews Me
aiau
Mrs. Phoebe Cheater, Peterson, Clay
Co., lows, tell, the following remarkable
story, the truth of which ia Touched for
by the residents of the town : "I am 78
years aid, bays been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lameness for many
Jeers ; could not dress myself without
elp, !ow I am free from all pain and
mireuua, inu am auie w no an my own
housowork. I owe ray thanks to Electric
Hitters for having renewed ray youtb.and
remoyed uompletely all dlaeaseand pain."
Try a bottle, only &0o. at Poshay snd Ma
son Drug 8tors.
feathers Anildete far Malaria
It is generally known that Simmons Liver
Regulator, purely vegetable, isreUsd upon to
secure immunity from all malarial disorders.
That this medicine does this ia proven by its
popularity and any ona who haa lived io the
South has seen ita curative affects and the
protection it give, against tha return of tha
weakening and dangerous malady. It acta
mora promptly than calomel or quinine, with
out any of the injurious consequences follow
iog their use.
A Captain's fertaaate Blseeveiw.
Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
etween Atlantic City and Pf. Y.. had been
roubled with a cough so that he was unabie
o sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King'H
New Discovery for Consumption. It not
only gave him mutant relief, but allayed the
extreme soreness in his breatd. His children
were similarly affected and a single doe
had the same happy effect. Dr. King's
New Discovery is now the standard remedv
in theColeman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottle of this Standard
Remedy at Foshay & Mason's Drug Store
Scarlet Fever aad Diphtheria
are spread' by contagion, by ths transfer of
uviog matter irom tno sum, tbe membrao
ous lining of the mouth, nose aod throat, and
from the intestines and urinary organs.
Disinfect promptly and thoroughly with Dar
bys Prophylactic Flnid, the groat garni de
stroyer. Prof H T Lupton, of the Vander
InJt University, Tann., says; "As a disin
fectant and dtergent Dsrbys Prophylactic
r mm in superior o any preparation With
t which I am acquainted."
mm
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
nmi isslsa
Aasurvalnf purity,
atKi whOlMa.mvtm
Osm sorelaary sEaes.aadeanruH t sofcl inrone
aeMUon wlUi tha muliUud at rw Uml, M,.t
easdst, ahae erjihesshais soadti s. m.ntmvtm
aa miii uji rom
rowsas 00., ice wsu at,
m. t.
Just Received
BT
Samnel K. Young.
A fall assortment of tbe celebrated
BROADHKAD
DKKSS GOODS.
Bead what tbe menu facte rers say,
WHAT WE GUARANTEE FOR THE
DRESS GOODS OF OUR
MANUFACTURE.
To be made from the very best ma
terial, by skillful workmen, wltb
the latest and most approved ma
chinery, and to be tbe cheapest
goods In the market when sendee
ta eaoaldered.
Are so thoroughly finished that
they can be worn In damp weal bar
or a ebowar, without fear of being
ruined oy curling or shrinking.
Tbe manufactarlog, dyeing a,nd
finishing kjdone igeuob a msnnsr
that tha goods ceo be washed if
desired, without tbe 'seat injury
to tbe fabric.
Our gooda are weoi dyed, and ool
ore aa fast aa the purest dyes and
great eat care and skill can make
them.
Quods abow Just what they ave and
will be until worn out. as there ia
no weight, stiffening, or ertifleial
lustre need to increase the wel.ht
or gulah j as is tbe oaa with a
large olaes of go da in tbe market,
but which disappears after a few
day'r eerr Ice,
Aa manufacturers we have taken
great peine to auppty an artlelelo
every way reliable, and unauv
piiaasd by similar gooda, either
foreign or domeetie, and would
reepeciiully ask an examination
of the yarious atylea and ehadaato
be found on sale by merchant
wbe are agents for tbe goods.
KampUs sent by mall,
SAMUEL E. YOUNG
NO MORE 8ELLINC OUT
AT COST.
John BriggN,
Having rented hia t ir to Julius (Irad
wobl now otfsra bia remulninff atock of
STOVES,
TIN V ARE,
PIPE AND HOSE,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
AT
LESS TITAN COST
aa fcvery thing must be e eared out at
anon notice.
How is Tour Time for Bargains.
It Stands at the ti n I
Don't fall to see the
II
DOMESTIC''
snd tbe work it does before buying 1
sewing macntne. .
WILL BROS.
Albany, Ojr.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon Oity, Or. )
February, 7th, 18S7,
Notice ia hereby given that tbe follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof In support
of bia claim, and tbat said proof will be
made before the County Clark of Linn
county, Oregon, at Albany, Oregon, oa
Tueaday, March 29th, 1887, viz: NO
Meyers, Pre Kmption D. 8. No. 5189 for
tbe 3 X of N E J ana N of 8 E M of Bee
18 Tp. 10 8 R I E,
He names tbe following witnesses to
prove bia eontinuoua residence upon, and
culti vation of, aaid land, viz : J B Bilyeu,
Jeff Bilyeu, Edward drimes and Thomas
Wiiliams.all of Solo, Linn county .Oregon.
v. T. Burmky,
Ksgistor.
ARE YOU MA.DE miserable bv IncTi
gestion, Coustipation, Dizetnesa, Loss o
Appetite. Yellow tskln? Shiloh'a Yitalizer
Is a positive cure.
A
and Children's
FALL and WINTER GARMENTS,
To be offered for thirty days at
COST.
A GREAT OFFER.
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS.
1 am now receiving my fall snd
winter s toes' of boots aod ahi.ee, I
bate as nicely s fitted op Boot and Shoe
Store, and asc mplet a stock as sny
this aide of Portland and eery few better
in Port lend. I bny a'l my boots aod
shoes iireot (rose ms tin fact ur era and am
ant hot (sad to variant every pair no mat
tet how cheap. Nj firm in Oregon
have any advantage of me in buying aa
1 buy in rjMiititiea and pay tbe cash.
In ladies', misses a.d children's shore,
f kaeji n i?S 'hi h--', bait and g'eat
eet variety in tbe otty. My aim wit)
elwaya be to give as gtod value' f r
tbe money aa Kiesibly can be done,
8AMUEL E. YOUNG.
G
ONN BROTHERS'
ASH GROCERY STORE
Opposite Deyoe X Robaon'a.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Keep afresh stnek of all kinds
GROCERIES,
FARM PRODUCE,
CANNED GOODS
ETC., ETC.
-BBHIDES-
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
WILLOW WARE,
LAMPS, SHADES,
CROCKERY, CLASS WARE
ETC., ETC.
produce mm vs exghanbe
Will sell aa cnesp s any store ia Lissny
DR. Cr WATSON MAST0N
Physician and Surgeon.
Office rooms 8 and 4. Foster's Blosk.
ALBANY - - OREGON.
New Grocery
Store.
Get
O Tour
at
Wallace & 'Thompson's,
8. W, Corner First and ftreadalbin 8ta.,
ALBANY, OREGON,
A choice stock of fresh goods, embrac
ing everything lu the pfocery line. Pro-
duoe in its season,
MONEY
TO LOAN
la aama to suit
BY
BlTKKHART Si KkJCKKT,
Albany, Or.
Bueklea'a Aralca salve. :
The beat salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Uloers, Suit Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Cnapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns an all Skiu Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to stive perfect satisfaction,
er money refunded. Price 25 cents per
dox, or saie 07 rosmay & Mason,
Great Midwinter Offer !
Our Full Line of Ladies',
L. E.,
First Street,
Clothings Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes and Eats.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT UNDER EXPERT T
The Gold and Silves Dress Shirts are manufac
tured from the finest obtainable materials tn ap
proved patterns, by experienced operator, They
are out lengthways of the muslin and have our
patented reinforced backs and four ply raised
edge linen lined fronts, reinforced, Pour ply neck
bands with hand made button holes and patent
continuous facings in back and sleeves. Possess
ing all the latest improvements, superior in qual
ity, perfect in fit and elegant in finish They are
unquestionably the finest shirt upon market.
THE
Boot and
MEN AND BOYS BOOTS
LADIES AND MISSES SHOES AND SLIPPERS
We have largely increased our stock of Boots and shoes and are now crenarad t
furnish all styles an i irr.dss of tioods at
of the best Kaitern fsotorias and do not hesitate to aay tbat our goods are ttriet)y ft rat
class. Wo carry no bankrupt stock and "in fully warrant our uoods to sear toual io
any
iu tho market.
REMEMBER
Wo have the largos exclusive stock of
in the city and that we
ARE
oontlnuallay adding new novelties. We are selling eo
that you can not fail of being suited. We
member tne 01a aaa?e " mo prooi 01 tne
READ
WILL BROTHERS,
ALBANY AND CORVALLIS. OR.
LEADING DEALERS IN
1
I
GUNS, SEWING MACHINES AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
We keep a fu:l assortment of
RIFLES, SHOTGUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLER Y, A MUNITION
FISHING TACKLES. WARRANTED RAZORS
BUTCHER AND POCKET KNIVES.
We hurdle the
4VIS, DOMESTIC, NEW HOME, WHITE.
a AMERICAN. CROWN,tiIN6ER, HOUSEHOLD.
EEDREDGG SEWING MACHINES,
And all of. the leading Pianos and arcana. Sewing Machine Needles, Oil aod extra
for all kinds of machines. Repairing of sewing machines and fine instru
ments a specialty.
ALL GOODS WABRRNTE3T0 BE AS REPRESENTED.
BLAIN.
Albany, Oregon
OITY
Shoe Store.
AND SHOES.
remarkably low prices. We bnv of aarava
do (.0 not follow but lead in low prices. Re
puaaing is in cnewing the string'
& BROWNELL.