ALBANY OULLEBUn INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888.
firat Tern Opens ertaktr issfl
A tall corps of lnatrnotorv
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Oourawe of Hudy arranged to mott the
of ail grade of aludunta.
Sfrcutt intucemmts ofortd to stuJeMt
Tuition rmiK'" from So. 50 to 8l2.Sv
Board tn private femi'iec at tow rulea
Room lr Mil boarding at email catenae
A careful supervision exercised over eiu
desta away from home. Fall term opens
(September 7tb. For oireulara and full
particulars address the President.
BBS. BLBKBT N. COXOlT
Albany, Oregon.
BOSTON MILLS.
Having vain asanmed poaaeaslon of
the above mtHatShedd, we hereby giv
kocloe that we will rvostv hat anci grind
it for one eighth or take H In exchange
Th flour will be equal if not bettor than
that of twenty yesre ago,
Wm Simmons & Finley.
Notice for Publication,
Lani office at Oregon City, Or,,
August 8th. 1807.
Nnit. I r b gjiveo that the folio v
! new ri i ttlod notion of hla
on i, final proof in r-upporv
f at hat aid proof will be
" -J j. ('.unt Judge or Clerk of
i. nu , r., at A bany. Oregon, on
l iifi-o e ihiuImt 27t h. 1887. vie: Kara
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47 MM lite X of
i l K Mi e names the
following wiiii- to pr vt- her own
and her dwuaw I hnataiKt'a continue
oua r-iJfiiot BpOB, aw. cul. ivalion ad
said and, viz : U Prey. J. II Lawis, T.
Weddie and J Pi- nana, a1 1 of Mweet Home
Poat Office. Llun county, Oregon.
W. T. BCHMBT,
Bafjtatsr.
. Conrad Meyer.
-PROPRIETOE OF-
STAR BAKERY,
Comer Broadalbin and First 8tg.,
-DEALER IW-
CaauexJ Fruits,
OlaMware,
Dried Frail.
Qaeeuware,
Vegetables,
Igara,
Cofleo,
Etc,, El,
In fact everything that la kept la a gen
variety and grocery store. Highest
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Accommodation u nan rpaawad for com
fort and safety. Fares and freigbta via.
Yaquina and the oregn Development
Company' 8teamhlp much leea than by
any other route between all p tnte in the
Willameue Val ley and Hn FranciMW.
Daisy fiumtmger trains rxcrft Sundays.
Lear Taquina. 9:00 A.M. , Leare
mr, 1:1ft r. M,
bears Corvllii,ll:42 a.M
Amu Albany, 1 1 . i .. a. a.
liaa flaraaasj l:Mr, a.
ArriT Yaqoina, 6:46 r. a
Oregon and California trains connect at
Albany and torvallis.
Faio between Cor val lie and Albany and
San Franciaco : Rail and Cabin. 14.00
Rail and steerage, 9 00.
vra. m. umAV,
General Manager.
C C. M4Ct E,
A. O. T. aedP. Ageat, CorraUU, Or.
Oregon Developement Co.
Firat claaa Steamabip line between
Y-quioa and Han f rancicco connecting at
Yaquina with the traina of the Oregon
Pacific Railroad Company.
MAILING D AT EM .
vaoa ta(ji ima
W. 8turi, July SOtb
K. O., Thursday, Aug. 4th
W. V., InceJaj, Aug. 9lb
B. O., Bondsy, Aug. Hih,
T. U.. Hm-ardmy, An, 20th
W. V., Tbsraiay, Aug. 26.
B. 0 TtMtday, Aag. 80th
nou uam raavciaoo
W. V., Friday, Aug. 6th.
E.O., Wadoalay, Aug. 10.
W. V., Tueaday, Aug. 16.
B, O., Hunday, Aug. 2 let.
Y. q.. Saturday, Aug, VI.
W. V., Tkuraday, Map. 1.
E. ()., Waaaceday.aap, 7.
The Company reservM be right to
ehange nailing day.
S It TOBY,
Cm. T. and P. Agent,
tM MoetgeaMrySt., Ban. Frandaoo, Vmi.
OVEFLAKD TO CALIFORNIA
-,YIA-
Oregon & California R. B,
AND CONNECTIONS.
Tan mt. an AST a boltk.
GMMeanuactioni made at Aahiaod w th atagaa, of
tba Otlitemia, Orajf-a .nd Idaho Stag Company
only M Mllea mt ataglng.
Tiro botwaan Albany and 8a i. Fiaeotaea, U bour.
oaLiroaau Kzraa4a Tama eaar.
m . i i i . .
&"o'-h Worth
4.00 1. u. I Lear Portland Arrive 10:40 AS
8:05 r u Leara Albany beara T:06 a m
JO A M Affly Aahland baava 5:40 r M
IjOcal raaaaireaa Tauaa daily (except Sunday).
ScOO a M Laava Portland Arrira I S:4iTa
1140 r a j Leara Albany Leava 1 11:85 a m
ijiOra lArrire Euraee Leara 0 XX) a u
UKAL PAMKKOBa TRAINS DAtLr.
B10 r m I Leara Albany Arriva j 5:45 a a
8:60 r m I Arrive Lebanon Ixave J 5:00 A M
11:50 r a I Leave Albany Arrira 2:45 r a
1:W pm I Arrive Lebanon Leara 8:00 r a
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
dally betaratn Portland and Aahland.
TheOaSdC B B Perry make connection with
all
tae regular train on the ret Mid DirMaa fi
of Ktreri.
Weill IMe M vial en.
BETWEBv POMTLANB AND COBVA1U.
aAlii igAia daily fssajpt Sunday.)
7:a a m Leave Portland Arrive 0; i'ft p m
H:5 r i Arrive' Orvtlli Lear 1:80 r
Bwaass TtiAiira daily (excrpt Sunday .)
4:50 t M 1 Leare Portland Arrive I 0:00 a m
hM r a I Arri- e KcMinnville Laye 6.4S a m
At Albany and C rval!i connect with traina of
Oregon Pacific Railroad
Par fall InformatUn regarding rale, map, t.,
eall on Company' Agent.
R. XOBHLBB, E. P. ROOBRS,
Manager. O. P. Paaa Agant.
CHAS. H. 00DD & CO.
Front, First audi Hne St., PwtUmd, Or.
WMOL.KBALP OlAUIMt IN
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HARD-
rrT
WARE,
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9 , AND SI
FARM -MACHINERY.
aole Agaata fur Oregon, Washington and Northern Idaho fur the
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER, w
igaiaa re too well known to need
nd apeak of them with prates.
that will give onUroatAaaaeUou to ineparsaaaav
MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER,
PHCENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE,
The moat Effective and taoaaaml Combination for Threshing sad CUanlng
Drain ever Constructed.
BUCKEYE STEEL . FRAME TWINE-BINDERS.
features that dittlacnlah thta Twine-Binder la tot Lightness of Draft, combined with tut
Extraordinary Strength and Durability. The Binder la of the AppU by pattern, the only
really enooeeaful on yet known. We have two atylea. the Elevator Binder and the
Platform Bladar-both exceuent-both tswanmandart by hondreda of patrons.
Prank B. Sprague,
Tweedale & Hopkins,
-DEALERS IN-
Hardware, Tin and Cop
per Ware, Pumos, Rub
ber Hose, and Plumbing
Goods.
ALBANY 0IEQ9N.
Citation,
In IJU County Court o like StaU oj Oregon
for Lkm Cosaty.
Ie tie matter of the
estate of Charles H
Cmei, dec i
To Samuel II Prather, Mattie Prather, Elk
abeth Halet, Mary Keen. Thomas Prather,
Crocia Prather, Ssmael Prather, Archie
Prather, Mattie Prather, William Prather.
Carrie Prather, Amanda Fline, Elisabeth
Loek ridge, Thomaa Prather, Char lea Prather,
Phillip Prather, Samuel MareatBarton Marea,
Charles Hayes, Mar tab Turner, Elioor
Prather, Edith Weitlake, and to all othera
known and unknown, tntereated to said estate
if any such there be.
Oreeting :
IN the name of the State of Oregon : Yea
are hereby cited and required to he and ap
pear in the County Court of Lion eounty. tn
the State of Oregon, at the Court Ho nee in
the City of Albany, in aaidoounty and State,
on
say, the 6th Say of ftepreaeeer, 1SS1
at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
aaid day, the earne being the flret judicial
day of the regular terra thereof, to-it : The
September terra, 1887, and than and there
abow cauae u an exist, why an order of
aale ahould not be made, directing and licena
log J L Cowan, Executor of the last will and
testament ot Charles ri Cowan, deceased, t
aell all the right, title and ictereat of the
asid Charles H Cowan, deceased, both in
law and in equity, at the time of bur decease.
of, in and to the real propetty hereinafter do -acribed,
aa prayed for in the petition of the
aaid J L Cowan, Executor,ae aforeesid, which
aaid petition is sow on Hie in the County
Clerks office io Linn county, Oregon, which
aaid real property u deaenbad as follow,
to- it : The east half ot Section Z in 1 S.
11, 8 of R 3 west of the Willamette men
Han, in Linn county, Oregon, the came be
ing the original donation laud claim of Mar
garet Jackaou, and the keira ef John M Jack
eaar wr - . aaaa
aon, deceased, not, no. dUWJ, containing
acre, K,o.-e or leia. Also Iota No. 1, 2, 3
and 4, in block No. 108 in Hackleman'a ad
dition to the city of Albany, Oregon. AU
Iota No. 5, 6 and 7 to block No, 107 n.
Hackleman'a additon to the City of Albany,
Oregon.
Done by order of Hon J J Whitney, lodge
of the County Court of Linn county, State
of Oregon.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my band and affixed the real of aaid County
Corn t this 2nd day of August. A. D.. 1887.
L. J. P. Oalbbaith,
Clerk.
Published four weeks in the Stawje Kicirvs
Dkmoobat by order of J J Whitney. County
Judga,
J. C. POWBlL,
Atl'y for Executor.
Wood working machinery, anal tin j, pal
lings, belting and etc., at half price. Inquire
of C. L. Brash, foot of Lyon Street, Albany,
Or.
NOTICE,
Notice ia hereby given, that the County
Court of Linn county, Oregon, will, on
Wednesday, tb 7th day of September, A.
D., 1&87, at one o'clock, p, in., resolve
asiled bids for a contract to build fifty
rods of rock and dirt road, commencing
on the east and where the planking com
mences so Bearer Slongh near widow
Ray's and run west over the ground
where the old Braver Creek bridge now
stands a distance of fifty roda, by taking
the flooring off the old bridge and laying
it on the ground erose-waya aa far aa ft
gags. Then use fir poles tba mat of the
way until the whole fifty rods of g .eun
In length is covered, Then cover thiu
with rock at least twelve inches thick and
ten feet wide Then pet dirt and gravel
about three inches thick on the rock,
There shall be two culverta In aaid rock
road. The first one about ten roda from
the starting point or east end of the eld
bridge. The second culvert to be about
twenty-three roda from the east end of
said rook road. Etch of aaid culberts to
be made sufficient width to allow teams
to pass.
Done by the order of the County Court
this 4th day of August, A. D 1887,
J. P, GAltBtAfTH,
Clerk.
THE STATE FAIR
meets at
Salem, Marion Oouaty, Oregon,
oa
Stptmnixr i. j, j, 6 and n, tSSy ,
IRON,
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STEEL
I i i
comment. Thouaaada of Farmera have oge
They are the only Jiarveauag aaannaa
BohutUer Tvm Wagons. Deere Piewt,
Deere Sulky Plowa. Cook Oo.'e Oar
rlagea. Phatona and Top Buggio. Four
Spring Mountain Wagons, Buokhoardt
Superior Drtlla and Seedera, Oorbin Disc
Barrows. flodges-Halaas BiBd0tS
Haiah Barbed Wire.
SEND FOB CISCULASS.
Agent, Alb any, Or,
CURES ALL HUMORS,
kcaiy or Meagl MB la,
eaiaied by bad Mood are
Iter,
I Bwelltaca, Ii7
taloataWai
Wtl
weiitnsBs itip. Joia Ptasasa
u i un, uoilrc, o
niuraea Cilaaela.
IIIubS Ooltre. or T Bleat
BcaaBBJa
with oof
BBBi Daaaaa.
thu
trcatlex on Buruf 1 1 fotai A ffrtloes,
IbOOa If TNB iMrSP
wamsltby using BMr. riereea
lesu aviseovery
I Beat to
lta. vital
inir as in. v
aTSBwaaa
coast ltu tie o, will
ttm bo
whkb la acroraloas
Bjoaga, u) promptly sad esrnunly
ana curcn oy tine ixxr-giyen rrnw-iiy.
wtokx uanmaaprrujpowerrvaT
etnatcd nmedy to tbo public. !,
thought, aerloualy cf caJlloa; it hla
aw aa ptlonCnrebnt atndoned t
SB too limited for a medicine which.
pSccal. and nntrttlve
not only as a remedy
hags, but for all
UMKUIHXU DTBKASEl
or ma
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
Tf yon fee dull, ?rrway, A
aaUryw color of akin, or y liow
r.n face or body, froquit boa
neaabad tasto m n-.iitb. in
aihmMlnawith hot flanlvk
aa -rs
coated tongue, you aro euffering fi
fastlj
on. uyape pais, ana xorp
srysaspsia. ana Torpia 1.1 ver.
or aiiiioaaaeas. Jn many saaat only
part of tboae eymj,r.ma rr rirrv rt.wiel. Aa
B remedy for all such msea, 9r. Plsress
uoiaoB saoaicai
Discovery
cquai.
FurWOBatl,
aTaortnsse of
inn, ftp It ting off Blood,
I lireath, Broac tails,
be, Coasnsaptloa, and
Severe Cow a: ha. t'oumnBilna.
WnAred affectlooa, it le a aov. reign remedy.
a?4 n9tfL.m "'"C. "r. PtsyseS
book oa Oonaimptton. Bold by Ifrogglats.
PRICE $1.00, gVafSTSS!
Proprietors, B58 Main U BctPAbuv Jf.T.
oayM
aXCritw PILLS.
AJfnBlXIO7S and ATHABTIO.
Bold, by Brnsglsaa. oams a vat
$500 REWARD
Is offered bv
of Dr. aase'a Cavtarrb
for a eaae o f oatarrh whloh they
cannot oum.
1 f you have a discharge from
wlanoeaflL
htW" "r wS WawaaaaBBa a4BBPSaaA
w prmmm m neau. you have
wanao caaa orrmmaxn m
Ir. )Wl i !at AJtnrj VrVl
and
ar in fao
vi prcottaeae.
Dpp is the tae
of the pressat aeneratloa. It is for He
cure and its nltewBsnta, SJIeB Head
one, Conetlpatlon and Ftlea, that
Ms Pills
tsnvs
ao famoua.
They art
anaadllv and arentlv on the dlseativo
oraa. alvf a ttoern tests sad vt
.,.. . -
lani later sod. No griping or a
ajar So
Bold Everywhere
Office. 44 Murray St., New York.
Notice of Administrator's Sale of
Feal Estate.
Notice is hereby given that, under and
by yirtue of an order of sale duly made
aud enteral, of record by the County
Court of Llnn county, Oregon, In the
matter of the estate or T. La Porter, de
ceased, the undersigned an Administrator
of aaid estato, will, on
Mnturday. I be lat day ef October. 187.
at the hour of one o'clock, p. m. of said
day, at tbo door of the Court House in Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder for
gold coin, cagti in hand, all of the right,
title, interest and asUte of said T. L, Porter
deceaaed, at t he time of his death, of, In
and to the following described real prep
erty, to-wit : Lots h, ii, 7 and 8 in Block'
12 iu the town of Halsty, Linn county,
Oregon, said aale will bo made subject to
confirmation by said Court.
Albany, Aug. 17tb, 1887.
W, J. Stiwart,
Administrator,
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1887.
WaaBjhinyton.
(Prea ear ragaar mrrssyiasssi)
Washimoton, D. C, Aug. 15th, 1867
Bx-Congresainsn Brady, one of the Re
publican leadera of Virginia, was In the
Capital a day or two since, and being at
altea and serene with little Billy Mahone,
the Republican hose of that State, Mr.
Brady gently submitted to an Interview In
which he gives aome interesting Informa
tion regarding thejpolltlcal situation In the
Old Dominion. He says that Mahone In
hit mad desire to make every other Inter
est subservient to his amhltloa to return to
the United States Senate, has alienated all
of hit oldjleutenants, including such men
as Senator Rlddleberger, Ex-Governor
Cameron and two of the Republican Con
irrettmen-elect-eo, that only listless apathy
and egregious Blunders on the part of the
Democrat can secure Mahone' return to
power from The Mother of Presidents.
That piece of monumental folly and pet
Republican measure, the Biair Educational
Bill, has been sat upon In the house of its
friends, or what was supposed to be such,
for the Committee on Federal Affairs In
the New Hampshire House of Represen
tativea, by a vote of seven to three, was
laid on the table resolutions endorsing the
bill. And this from cranky Senator Blair's
own State and party t "That was the most
unklndest cut of all" worse by far than the
Democrats could give,
Secretary r airchlld, a few days since,
dismissed a pair of Republican cterks for
consuming a portion of their valuable time
during office hours in abusing the Demo
cratlc party one of them being a brother of
the brass-throated G. A. R. howler, Gen
Grosvenor, Congressman from Ohio. The
ycirelarv well says that he thinks it too
r e ar
ood in the Administration to keep Rc
mblicana in their places.but.that indecent
criticism of the Democracy should not be
permitted. The sentiment of the able and
popular young Secretary of the Treasury
will find a ready echo In the hearts of thou
sands of Democrats, with the wish that
there were more Falrchilds in the Cabinet
Secretary Whitney it pushing forward
with the earnestness and enthusiasm char
i tcut it of him, his efforts to re-hab!titate
the American Navy, having Just awarded
1 he contract for the building of two gun
boats and three cruisers, after the most
approved designs, and with such iron-clad
test as to speed and capacity that full com
pliance with these conditions Is guaranteed.
Another commendable action of the Sec
retary la hla continued refusal to furnish
any funds for the repair of rotten hulks
like the Monocracy that were Inherited
from the late Republican regime.
Two Republican chief clerks of the In.
terlor Department have reaigasxt during
the present Administration the successor
of the last one not yet having been chosen.
I trust Secretary Lamar will be able to
find some good and worthy Democrat for
the position. It Is a fact.perhaps not gen
erally known, that with a single exception,
every chief clerk of a department under
President Cleveland's Administration, Is a
hold-over Republican, although those
places are not under ctvll-service rules.
Why this Is thus, I have, aa yet, been un
able to discbver.but. It "overcomes me like
a summer cloud."
In the Washington Police Court the pre
liminary trial of the Crawford fornication
case, which I have heretofore mentioned,
sftll drags its stow length along tike a slimy
serpent, owing to the fact that It must give
way each day to the regular routine of
cases. There was s most exciting scene
in this scandalous case ; one of the defen
dant's counsel told the Judge that the
United States District Attorney had said to
the two associate counsel for the defense,
that the Judge would decide the case in the
Government's favor, regardless alike of
argument and evidence that, in fact, be
had pre judged the case. This statement
the Judge had reduced to writing, and as
the venerable Jurist read the charge in
open Court, his anger and passion were so
overpowering that he shook like an aspen
leaf, as he denounced the arraignment "as
a false aspersion upon my character. "Then
the District Attorney and the opposing
counsel had an unseemly wrangle the
former affirming and the latter denying. I
fully agree with one of the defendants
lawyers, who, in a towering rage, declared
that the way the case was being tried was
a disgrace and an outrage on all concern
ed in it."
PBICI OF PRODUCE.
It may be a matter of some Interest to
our distant readers to know that hay sells
readily in this valley this year at $15 per
ton, and $1 per bushel is offered for new
wheat, and $1.50 per bushel for rye. No
oats has been marketed yet, hence no price
has been placed on this cereal. Flour is
worth $7.50 per barrel, and Crook county
has not produced enough wheat this year
to bread its people even at that price for
flour. New potatoes are pentiful in the
market at the present time, and are selling
at three cents per pound. Other vege
tables are high in proportion. But the
people must eat, hence they purchase.
Prineville Nwm.
President Cleveland has accepted the
invitation tendered him by the University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Library t
American Philosophical Society, Franklin
Institute, College of Physlcians,Law Aca
demy and Historical Society to attend a
banquet in his honor on Saturday evening,
September 17. In the afternoon of the
same day the President will attend a ban
quet tendered him by the Hibernian Socle
lv. Miss Murfree (Charles Egbert Crad
do:k) is small, with big eyes that look big
ger when she has been lionized till she is
pathetically tired, and is dark haired. She
does not look like an invalid precisely, but
is evidently far from strong. She is very
simple, natural and straightforward in con
versation, modest to a degree, in spite of
an amount of adulation that might have
turned any woman's head.
Personally the editor of this journal favors
a prohibitory law, and has no hesitation
(having had personal experience in the
workings of prohibitory laws)in saying that
where the moral sense of the community
will back up the law it will prove to be a
good one, but where the people are careless
about it, or cannot inforce it, the tendency
will be to licentiousness and debauchery.
Grants Pass Lnvr.
THE MCUWUMPB IX IBM.
It may well be that the Mugwump
having given the Republican party a fair
trial, proposes to do the same now with a
Democratic President. Such a courae
would do much to explain the difficulty
which the Republican editors find in ac
counting for this action. It might be said
that the Mugwump has not borne half as
long yet with Mr. Cleveland as he did with
the agencies that were demoralising the
Republican party. But, beyond this, we
are Inclined to hold that if, in spite of all
President Cleveland's faults, the Mug
wump stilt loves hi in more than he loves
the Republican party, the Republican
party has Itself greatly to blame that this
is so. The Mugwump has seen fault In
the President, and he has frankly stated
them, but when he has turned away from
him in search of better influences and
better men In the Republican ranks, he
has utterly failed to find them. The Re
publicans have not Improved one lota
since the late Presldentai election. On the
contrary, they have gone back on many
points. Since that period the country has
had front them Southern educational
schemes, profligate pension bills, tentative
trials of the temper of the country as re
gards taking taxation from whiskey nd
keeping It on the necessaries of life, and
the concomitant train that attends them.
Even when there did appear something
like light in the bringing forward of a
statesman like Senator Sherman as a pos
sible candidate for the Presidency, Mr.
Sherman hastened to abnegate his claim
to statesmanship by Identifying himself
with some of the worst points of this pro
gram, and adding to them the sectional
Issue In lu most repellent aspect.
A STORY Or BISHOP SIMPSON
An Incident showing his gifts is related
by his uncle. Late one Saturday night he
arrived at a town in the mountainous re
gions of Pennsylvania, where he was a total
stranger. The next morning he made his
way to the Methodist Church, and accost
ed the pastor.telling him he was a brother
in the ministry. Simpson being extreme
ly awkward and plain in appearance, the
pastor was half Inclined to omit the cour
tesy due a brother preacher.of asking him
to deliver a sermon. If he inquired of the
bishop as to his name he mast have failed
to catch it. for he certainly had no idea to
whom he was speaking. His request for
the stranger to preach was therefore ex.
pressed in the most formal and constrain
ed manner. The stranger readily agreed
to fill the pulpit, and the pastor's chagrin
was evident, as he resigned himself to his
fate. The bishop preached one of his pow
erful sermons, and everybody in the audi
ence whispered to hi neighbor, "Who is
he ?" Before he had taken his seat, the
pastor Bad him by the hand. "What did
you say fyour name was P "Simpson."
-What ! Not the bishop r -That is what
they call me." The minister instantly
sprang to his feet and shouted, "You have
just had the privilege of listening to Bish
op Simpson. Let us sing, 'Praise God
from whom ait blessing flow.' "Frtm t
Am rum Mmgmjtimt fr Srfletmmw.
OkKAT EXTRA V ABA JtTB.
Bsopus paid for a singte dish Saocxcoo,
Caligula spent for one supper $400000
Ilellegabalus spent for one meal $100,
Luc nil us usually paid $ tooyooo for a re
past. Mesaeta gave $x,ooo for the house of
Antony.
Lentulu. the tooth saver, had a fortune
of $17,500500.
The philosopher. Seneca, had a fortune
of $12,500000.
Casar .before he entered upon any office
owed $14,075,000,
Tiberius, at his death, left $118,1 a 5.000,
which Caligula spent in lets than ten
months.
Cieopatra.at an ente rtainment.gave An
tony a pearl, dissolved In vinegar. It
worth $40,000. He swallowed it.
Antony owed $1,500,000 at the Ides of
March.paid It before the Kalends of April,
and squandered $147,000,000 of the public
money.
Croesus possessed in landed property
fortune equal to $8,000,000, besides a large
sum of money .slaves and furniture.
The people who are the he were of wood
and drawers of water are told that our very
simple tariff system is too intricate for their
stupid intellects to comprehend, so that
they have nothing to do but He still and
permit the fleece to be shorn. But the
question of tax reduction is up and will
down at no man's bidding. The people
will press the issue and keep it uppermost.
The ballot is the weapon of free men, and
democracy itself, entrenched as It is in the
hearts of the great majority, will longer
ignore this issue of overtaxation at its
peril.
The output of cotton goods it the South
em states has increased from 153,761,298
yards in 1880 to 303,988,384 yards in 1886,
or one-third. Since 1880 49 cotton facto
ries have been established. The great in
crease has been in the capacity of individ
ual mills, and there are now.it is said.over
thirty under erection and projected.
As a rule the very rich men are not those
who build up a community and create
homes. A single business man full of life
and snap and enterprise, who is not afraid
to talk and talks sense, and knows how to
advertise, is worth any doxen very rich
men, who usually only take advantage of
other people's booming to increase their
values.
Groceries.
While looking after your supplies in the
above line, don't you forget that N H Allen
A Co. keep groceries, and don't yon forget
that yon can get jus as much sugar, tea, oof
fee, riee or anything else for a dollar aa you
can fet in any stoie in the oity.and all of the
bast quality. Call on Allen A Co., when you
want groceries and remember they never al
ow themselves to be undersold.
Still Baying.
L. Senders is buying horses every day
and can be found at his residence in Albany.
He bakes all horses suitable for the market
of 1000 pounds and upwards. Pays cash
down.
SOU n '
One of the great need of this country is
more people. At least two of our coo tempo
arses agree on this fact in about the ame
language. While referring to the subject
we would like to remark that the tramp ele
ment should be excluded, we are not cryio
for him, nor for the man who expects to n
xx dollar pieces on every corner ; but men
who baye muscles and brain and know what
economy is.
HE WAS GREATLY MiSIaKEN,
A Maryland CkeinM Hnekoaed V? It boat
ttla Heat,
I live In the mul! of the malarial dis
tricts of Maryland, near the city of
Washington, and amt-rpmcd to all the
dangciou mfiuertces of the impure air
and water of that region.
Being naturally of a utrong consti
tution, 1 had freqaeBttf boasted that
no i lull- and fever or other malarious
complaint would ever trouble me.
This was my experience ;uhI the con
dition in whidi I found myself six
months ago. I first noticed that I did
not feel no sjrrightly and vigorous as
was my wont to do. I felt tired and
enervated. Soon ( noticed a distinct
and distressing bark ache would make
its appearance in the afternoon, in
creasing in severity if the exert ise was
more than usually violent. Then a
stretchy feeling with profuse) gaping
made its appearance. Then my head,
always clear as a hell, would feci heavy
and I began to have headaches.
The cold stage was marked with chat
tering of the teeth, severe rigors passed
over me, and no amount of cloth log
could keep me warm. The chill was
succeeded in tutn by the fever, in which
I teemed to be burning up, the con
gestion in my head produced a violent
pain in the frontal portion and a heat
ed sensation of the eyelids, with an in
describable aching of the lower limbs.
Nausea and vomiting occurred with
severe retchings, and when the parox
ysms passed off 1 was thoroughly pros
trated by a weakness that syaj fcit in
every part of mc.
I drugget) myself with quinine, and
obtained some relief. But my respite
was of brief duration. I wa now so
much reduced thti I could hardly walk
or stand upright. aly disease soon
culminated m .-. tax tinned m tl.triat fc
ver which ke;.: si 1 !..! confined foi
about a week I .. nu 'hngl)
depressed .m l m 'am hoiy, so much so
Hat 1 lot tiiu-ict in my work, and,
mdeed, scarcely cared what happened
to inc.
During all this time, it must be un
derstood that I did not neglect medical
treatment. All the most powerful
remetlies were tried, such aa liquid ar
senate of potash, valerianic of hon,
mercury, bromule of potassium, chlo
ride of bismuth, chinoidine, chtnehoni
dia, cpiininc and aeveral others. All
this 1 did under tin; advice of eminent
physicians.
It was while I was in this deplorable
condition that the claims nude for
K&sktnc, the new quinine, as a specific
for malaria, were first brought to mv
attention. I knew nothing of its value
to justify my having any confidence in
it, but as everything else had failed I
deemed it nfy duty to try it, so I began
its use, and its prompt and radical ef
fects were of the nature of a revelation
to roe. Many people may think the
statement scarcely credible, but it is a
fact that after only a few tlays use of
Kaskine all the leading symptoms in
my CBte were decidedly abated or
ceased altogether; and in a few weeks
from the time 1 took the first dose I
was cured.
Thi was about the first of January,
and since then I have experienced no
recurrence of the malarial symptoms
in any form. A remedy of such ex
ceptional virtue for the cure of malaria
ought to be commended and univer
sally made known. I have therefore
urged it tiKn the attention of my
friends, several of whom have used it
with like good results in every case,
and it is with the greatest pleasure
and sincerity that I commend Kaskine
to sufferers from malaria everywhere.
Respectfully yours,
J D. Mian. B.A.,
AaaMtaot CherolM Mary n r.. uiimal CeUage.
P. S. Should ant one wih to ad
dress mc as to the genuineness of the
above letter, I will cheerfully respond.
Other letters of a similar character
from prominent individuals, which
stamp Kaskine as a remedy of un
doubted merit, will be sent on appli
cation. Price $t.oo, or six bottles,
$5.00. Sold by Druggists, or sent by
mail on receipt of price.
The Kaskine Company, 54 Warren
St., New York, and 35 Farringdon
Road, London.
11 EOT ANGULAR AND BARREL
IS, CHURNS.
The largest stock ever carried in Albany
and will be sold at lower prices than for
merly. We want all butter makers to
came aad sot them.
81 B W ART A SOX.
TJAINTS AND OILS
Of all kinds, mixed ready for nae, kal
aoratne and aiabaattns nruabsa, etc . for
tale cheap by Htbwart A Sox,
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City. Or., 1
Juiv list. 1887.
Notice ia hereby given that the,following
named settler has n led notice 01 bis in tan
tlon to make final p-oof in support of his
claim, and that aaid proof will be made
before the County Judge or Couuty Clerk
of Llnn eaunty, Oregon, at Albany, Ore
gon, on
Tuesday. Sewteatber 13th. 18?.
vix : Dudley Hadden, Homestead Entry
wo. 4717, ror tne Jbota, 0, s, 7 and 8, or Bee.
22. Tp, 9, 8, R, IE. He names the fol
lowing witnesses to prove bis continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, aaid
land. via: J. Priohard, 8. Prichard, J.
Barry and J. Shelton, all of Jordan Peat
Office, Linn eounty, Oregon.
W.T. Burn st,
Register.
Hotice for Publication,
Land Office at Oreaon Oitv, Or.,
July 22nd, 1887. J
Notice ia hereby given that the follow
ing named aettler ha filed notioe of bis
intention to make final proof in support
of bis claim, and that aaid proof will be
made before the County Judas or County
Clerk of Linn county, Or , at Albany,
Oregon, on
Thursday. September 1Mb, IBS?,
vix : James H Lewis, Jr HoraMtead
Entry No 4268. for th h of the N VV X
of see 26. Vp 18 n. R, l E He names the
following witne ato proya hia continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, vis: O, Prey, J. Ptokens, . W,
Pickens and T. Waddle, all of Sweet
Home Post Office. Llnn onuntv Oregon
W , T. BtraarBT,
Register.
HINTS TO HOI HKKKHT.R.
Ink spots may be taken out of white
goods by soaking and rubbing thr pot in
milk. .
It is said by SOSpe housekeeper that the
addition of a little vinegar to the water in
which tough meat i boiled will have the
effect of rendering It tender.
The white of an egg, beaten to a ntlff
froth, whipped up with the juice of one
lemon and taken half hourly, will relieve
the hoarseness aud soreness of the chest.
Window and mirrors can be made to
shine without long polUhir
' artcr iir, ng
are tnbired
washed In hot oat
drvwlthit iieu-utian.r
f
, , .
Warm alt water inhaled through the
nostrils will cure cold and catarrh.
Bathing the eyes when tired or weal, in
warm alt water will soothe and strength
en them.
Many women find themselves afflicted
with rheumatism, but never think to look
In the cellar to find the cause.
''If 1 cauldn't have a house with more
than two rooms in it," said a bright lady,
as hc was examining some architect's
plane, "those two should be a bath room
and a piazza." And then, no doubt, she
would want three closets in each room
A great convenience in the bath-room
or about the washstand is a splasher mode
of enamel cloth, with two or three pock
ets ; the edges should be bound with scar
let braid. The pockets are useful for
holding brushes, soonges, etc.
A cement to be used to mend rub!er
boots and shoes is made by dissolving
rubber cut fine In benzine. This cement
It is claimed will firmly fasten on a rub
ber patch.
In a recent letter to a dally papers cor
respondent states that he has made twenty-six
trips or fifty two tours across the
Atlantic, and has.in every instance except
the last, suffered very much from seasick
ness. On this last trip, he had with him a
rubber bag, twelve inches long and four
Inches widc.the mouth of which was closed
by an iron clamp. This he filled with small
pieces of iceotnd applied to the spine at the
base of the brain for half to three-quarters
of an hour every morning. It had a most
soothing effcct.and he enjoyed every hour
and every meal.
i o
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Cared by adr&l sitter lag Br. Haines'
Golden Specifie.
It can be given In a cup oi e&fl or tea wtth
uui tin knwwlrSge o the pru taking lt to
aWitulHy harmieas and will effect a perrta-
nitt and speedy cure, whether the paUeut a
rtxwierale cnnaer or an alcoholic rmt
Tnouanda of drunkards have bn made tem
perate men who have taken
In their coffee without th-.r
to day believe they auit drlnkliur of
free will IT NEVER FA I I s The sru
onee impretnaUed with the Mpeetse it becomes
an utter irepoaal Willy tor laeltouor appeUte to
ettot. for full partieulars, address GOLDEN
BI'ECIFIC CO.. 1H& Race at.. 1 iaelaaaU. O.
Sheriffs Sale.
Ik Circuit Court of tkt Stair of Orrg m
for 1 ho County of Linn.
i P Schooling, Plaintiff.
YS.
T S Thompson, Defendant.
NO'l ICE is hereby given that by virtse o
aa execution and rrder of aale iaaoed out o
the above named Court in the above entitled
action, I will on
astaraSy, the lath stay f Sepfeaaher, I,aa9
at the hoar of one o'clock, p. m., at the Court
House door in the city sf Albany, Lint:
couMy, Oregon, sail at public auction for
oaab tn hand to the highest bidder the real
property heretofore attached in aaid actum
aad deaenbf d la aaid execution aad ordnr of
aalees follow a, to-wit : The sooth half of
the northeast quarter and tne east half of
the aoutheaat qoarter of Section 'JO and the
south half of the southwest quarter of 8eo-
tica 21 and the north half of the northwest
quarter ot Sec 28, all in Township 13 south
range 2 west of the Willamette meridian,
containing three hundred aad twenty acres,
more or leea, together with all and eiogolir
tbe tenements, hereditaments and appurten
aoeea tbereuato belonging or in aoywiae ap
pertaining, lite proceed arriMng from the
aale of said premises to be applied, first to
the payment of the eosta and dtabaraementa
of rait taxed at the aura of B.T3.") and accra
tag cists, aad the tarn of S35 Attorney's fee.
Next to the pay meet to She PiaintitTthe som
of B&A.45 with interest thereon at the rate
of ten ptr ent per annum from the 28th day
of June, 1S87.
Dated Aagoat 4th, 1887
D. S. ssrrrH,
Sheriff.
SAM MAT. B. SBHDBJta
MAY k SENDERS.
Dealers in General Hbrcnanaiu
HARRISBURG - - - - OREGON
Will bnv Graii, Wool ami til kind.
CoBHtry produeff.
BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
Sciatica,
Scratches,
Sprains,
Strains,
Stitches,
Stiff Joints,
Backache,
Galls,
Seres,
Spavin
Cracks.
Contracted '
Muscles,
Eruptions,
Hoof Ail,
Sorew
Worms,
Swinnsy,
Saddle Galls,
Piles.
Boras,
Scalds,
Stings,
Bites,
Braises.
Bunions,
Corns,
THI8 GOOD OLD STAND-BY
accomplish for everybody exactly what Is claimed
for It. Ono of tbo reasons for tho great popularity o t
the Mustang Lialmect a found la Its universal
applicability. Ewyixdy needs such a medicine.
The Lumberman needs Hincaseot accident.
The Hensewtlb needs It tor ganer family use.
Th e CnsaJe needs It for bis teams and ha men .
The Mechanic needs it always on Bat worlt
bsaoa.
The Miner needs It hi ease of oaaxBSBoy.
The Pioneer noedstt-oaatget along without It.
Tba Farmer needs it la bis house, hla stable,
and bis stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the Boatman need 1
it a liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Horse-fancier needs it IS Is his best
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs it it will gave him
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble,
The Railroad mas needs it and will need It so
long as hla life la a round of accidents and dangers.
The Baek woodsman needs it. There to noth
ing Ilka u as aa antidote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which sorroond the ptcastr.
The Merchant needs it about his store amouit
ato employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come th Mustang Liniment Is wanted at one .
Keep a Bottle in tho House. Tls the best of
economy.
Keep a Battle Is the Factory. Italmnedtot
se Is case of accident sarea pain aad loan of wags.
Keagi a Battle Always in the Stable fei'
B when seated.
How's
Your Liver?
Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver ia torpid the Bow
els are slug&sh and con
stipated, the food lies
in tho stomach undi-
fssted, poisoning the
lood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi
tudo, despondency and
nervousness indicate how
tho whole system ia de
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
nappines by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor
dinary power and efficacy .
NEVES BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
Aaaeeneral family remedy tor DyMpepsIa,
Torpid Liver, Conatlpatlon, etc.. 1 hardly
ever use anything elae, and bave nver
heen dlajiM,lnted In the efliyt prodnoed :
It seems to be almont a porter core for all
Qiacasss 01 me Miouiaun nnu itowcia.
W.J.
McEluot. Maootj, Oa.
Notice for Publication
Land Office at Oregon nty. Or..
Angut 19th. 1H87. I
Notice la hereby given that tbo follow
ing named eeUler has filed noteo of bis
Inten ion to make final proof io aopport of
bis e aim, aad that aaid proof will be
md - before tbe Ooonty Jode- or Clerk,
of Lion eounty, Oregon, at Albany, Or,, oa
TaesBsr, SSrSeber nth. IBffX,
viz : John VV, McUee. Homed J entry
Wo. 4678, for the V of N V and N
of 8 W X of Meo. 32, Tp. 13 S. R, 2 K. He
wans as tbe following wttnatisa to prove
bin uontinnona reaidenoe upoa, sod eaiU
vatl n of, said land, six : W Howes J
H Gaaaianner aad L K Brooks, af flaest
Homo Postoffies, and J A McGbse, of Al -bany
Post.ffioe, all in Llnn eounty, or.
W, X. BtJBVB,
O
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al 1
SIB
dirrrt to
all
Telle
ordtr.
tautex rem tae eat, sbrtmSx,
reus wtta. laaeti xavsubu
will mall a
It oE 10 eta. to
of mining. Let mm Sxesv
yu. Wsaaesitrsity,
rVfONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
-'7 ev IM W Avesae, 1
MANY LAMP CHOnfEYSABB
offered for Sale represented
ob good aa the Famous
BIT THEY
ARE NOT!
And tths all Conaterf elte lack the
Stcmatrkaihls LASTTXC1 QuaUitlee
or thus oEinnw &,
ASK FOR THI
PEARLTOP
And taWM
THIS
LABEL
with vCTBV CHUOEY
Pat OrTso; 1883.
The PEARL TOP is
KaaafactBred OXLY ay
GEO. A. MACBETH & 00..
PITTSBURGH. PA
PATENTS
saAefasa taaaS
ia the 0. & rates
OaWattaatadedtof.i
woppoait tbe 1.8. Patent OaSe.
and la ardrmwfo. W ar to
ability fr af charge ;siid we make e charge
we obtain patent.
We rassr here, to the Foil 111 ml m, tbe Stoat, at
ey Order Dir. aad to offlefcala ef SheU. B
oSJoe. For circular, ad nee, ten
eaenjal client ut roar earn State etessata.
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
opywiie ruumn we. wangaw, v
Citation.
In the County Court of tho State of Oregon for
Linn County.
In tbe matter of the estate of I M Cooper,
dsoassed,
To Rebecca Cooper, mother, aad B W
Cooper, Joel Cooper, Samuel Cooper, George
W Cooper, Livonia A Purdom, Martha A
Fruin, uordon Cooper, Abbte Pennington,
Jane Bringbam ard INancy Duncan, brothers
and titters, aad next of kin aad heirs at law
of said I M Cooper, deceased, and to all
others known end unknown, wbo have or
claim to have any interest in aaid estate.
In tbe narre of the State of Oregon, yoa
are hereby cited to be and appear in the
County Court for the County ot Ltan at the
Court House in the City oi Albany iu aaid
County and State, on
Monday the ftah day ef September, lSS?r
at the hour of oao o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, the same being a day oi the regular
September term of said Court, 1SS7, and
then aud there show cause if any exist why
an order of aale anould not be made direct
tng and licensing George W Cooper, Executor
of tho last will and testament of I M Cooper,,
deceased, to tell all the right title and inter
est of the aaid I M Cooper at the time of hia
death, both In law and is equity, of in and to
the real property heiein after described, as
pray d for in the petition of the aaid George
W Cooper, Executor as aforeesid, which aaid
petitioa ia now on tile, in the County Clerk's
olfice of Linn count)', Oregon ; which said
real property ia described aa follows, to-wit :
Tho N $ id the IN E of Sec. 85 ; the S of
the N E I of Sec. 26 5 the 8 E of Sec 26 ;
the 8 i of the NWjof Sec, 28 ; the S W U
of Sec. 26 ; and the N y of the N W of
Sec. 33, iu Tp. 11 S R 3 west ; thedoration
land claim of Samuel Cooper, being Not. Ho.
1191 and Claim No. 50 in Sections 28, 29,
32 and 33, in Tp. 1 1 S R 2 west, contain! g
320 acres, more or lees, aad being ia all 960'
acres. Also Lots 6 and 6 in Block No. 2 io
the eastern addition to the City of Albany,
Lion county, Oregon. The interval of aaid I
M Coopsr, deceased, at the time of hia death
being an otidmded one-eleventh interest ia
fee simple of in and to the hereinbefore des
cribed real property : The portion of aaid
real property set apart to Reoeoea Cooper aa
the devisee of aaid I. M. Cooper, deceased,
being described as follows, to-wit ; Begin
ning at a atone 6x8x14 inches at the south
west corner of the land set apart to E. T.
Cooper, and runuing thenoe north 79 90
chains to a stone ; thence west 12 50 chain
to a stone 5x1 1x14 inches ; t hence south 79. 6S
chains to a stone 8x8x10 inches ; thence east
12.60 ohains to the place of beginning, con
tainink' 99 76-100 acres, save and except the
right of way heretofore conveyed to the Al
bany aud Lebanon Railioad Company. All
in Tp. 11 S R 8 west in Linncoanty, Oregon.
Done by order of the Hon. i. J, Whitney,
Juries of aaid Court.
In testimony whereof. I, J. P. Galhraith,
County Clerk of Linu couuty, Oregon, and
Clerk of She County Court haxe hereunto tab
my baud affixed the seal of aaid Court, at
oihoe in Albanv, this 19th day ci Julv, A. D.,
1887.
ii. a.
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HAVING