The state rights democrat., October 07, 1887, Image 4

GOVERNOR S PROCLAMATION.
State or ORKooBxitrrrivr li iwr i )
nt, Salem, Sept. tit, 1887.
By the authority vetted in me by the leg
Is.Rtivc assembly of the state of Oregon, I,
Sylvester Pcnnoycr, Governor, do hereby
submit to the legal voter ol the state, at a
pecial election hereby called to be held on
luetday succeeding" the first Monday In
November, 1887, the following proposed
amendment to the state constitution.
M H . 1 -lRoHIRlT.ON AMRNOMKNT.
Srction 1, The manufacture, sale.or the
giving away, or the offering to tell or give
away, or the keeping for sale, of any anlrit
1 tons, vinous, malt, distilled, fermented, or
anv intoxicating liauom whatever U nmklli.
in
Ited in this atRte, except for medkinal.acien
tific, or mechanical purposes.
Srction j, The legislative assembly shal
provide by law in what manner, by whom,
and at what place auch liauors, or any of
them, shall be manufactured or sold.or kept
for sale for mcdldnal.sclentlllc or mechanical
purposes.
Srction j. This amendment shall take
effect and be In full force in six months
from the date of Its ratification bv the elec
tors, 1
section 4. The legislative assembly shall
without delay pars all necessary laws with
sufficient penalties necessary to enforce this
amendment.
URCOND AMRNDMRNT TO SALARIR OR
STATE OKKK'ER V
Article XIII.
Section i. The Governor, Secretary of
State, Treasurer of State, Judges of the Su
preme court, and all other state officers of
thi state shall receive an annual salary of
tiuch-uim as the legislative assembly shall
hereafter by law for each of such officer
provide ; provided,that when the legislative
assembly shall have by law fixed the salarv
of any such officer, such salary shall neither
be increased nor diminished durinir the term
for which the incumbent of such office shall
have been elected or appointed.
THIRD AMRNDMRNT TO TIMR OR HOLD! NO
ORNRRAI. ELRCTION.
Article II.
Srction 14. General elections shall be
held on Tuesday next after the first Monday
in November, bienniallv.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great seal of
the state of Oregon to be affixed.this istdav
of September, A. D., 1887.
i a. Sylvrstrr Prnxoyrr,
Governor.
By the Governor :
Gro. W McBridr,
Secretary of State.
Red CrownMilis
I30M, LANNINfJ & CO., PKOPR'8.
rrw rnocaas rlocr rcprrior ror PAMnm
ARO RARRRS PER.
BEST STORAGP ACTLlTlJSS.
Highest Price in Cash fc
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
BOSTON MILLS.
Having ag aa sumed possession of
the above mill at Shedd, we hereby give
koCioe that we will receive wheat and grind
it for on-eighth or take it in exchange
Th floor will be equal if not better than
that or tweatj years ago,
Wm Simmons & Finley.
nt
CVBKSibj lit. C
UK. 1'lEfcoFu
l&Cy ACNETIC CLASTIC TVU31
RYX Osiuikal udOSLT Oaxcnti
. Jtleetrto Truss. Perfect Retain
Ranr loweer. Iaataatly relieve eeef
mi. HtMimd thsaasaja Eetab'4 IS
ad for Pn IllaatrM HoL
woaTH
ajlTIO lTRUBJR CO
t louis aa
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Accommodations un but passed for com
fort and aafty. Faroe and f ratable via.
Y equina and tbe Oregon Development
company's oteamanip mucn Jem than by
any other route between all pclnte in the
Willamette valley and San Francisco.
Daily patsenger trains except Sundays.
Lssve Ysoataa. 30 a.m. . Leers llasa
1:00 r. a.
Lesee Corvellis,lU:38 s.a. Lesve Corvslli
117 r.m
Annvs Albany, 11:15 a. m, Arrive Yequlns. 6:50 r. a.
I
Oregon and California trains connect at
Albany and Corrallic.
WM. M. U9AV,
OsssrsJ Maaafsr.
C. C. ROCIX,
A. ti. r. sad P. Agent, Corvsllis, Or.
Oregon Developement Co.
First class Hteamabip line between
Y.qoina and Han t rsncisco connecting at
Yaqninawith tbe trains of tbe Oregon
Pacific Railroad Company.
MAIXINU DATES .
rsoa TAqiiXA
T. C , WeUrteedsy, Hnpt. 28
W. V., Hutnlxy, Oct. Sod.
K. O., t su-.i, Oct. tttb
Y, C, Tuewlay, Oct.llUi
W. V., Bsl urdsv, Out 1..11.
E. O., WedriMdsy, Oct
V. C. Morwls , oct. IHh
W, V , Rsturdey. Oct
rsos sas rsiirrsans
T. C. Tuetdsv, Oct tb
r. v.,8'ordsy, Oct. 8th
l- ,. Wedncedejr, Oct. If
IT. C, Hundsy, Oct. lotb,
. V., Saturday, Oct 22.
E, O , Tucaday, Oct. 26th
f. 0U Sunday, Oct. 30th
W. V , KrUav, Nov. ttb
The Company reserves .be right to
change sailing daya.
L. B. TOat,
Oen. F. sad P. Agent,
SC4 RoBtrasisrt St., Ran. Rrsneiseo, Cel.
0 El I AM) TO CALIFORNIA
Oregon & CHilifbrtila K. It,
AND OONNEt I lO!tS
TMK JIT. Rll ART A KOI I K
Close eonnectlons rusde at Ashis 4 w th staxw. of
nm vmi'iniia, ureff a sna Hlatlo hUg6 CornpSBjr.
aal e Miles el htaglag.
Tlrae between Albert and Ksv Kindses, tb hours.
OALiroKNu Exrssss tsairs dailt.
SouUi
4.00 P. M.
8:06 r a
1:10 a m
North.
Arrive I 10:40 ax
Leave 7:05 a u
Leave 0:40 r m
Leave
Leave
Ariive
Portland
Albany
AshUnd
teoALrAssaxsiarsAixs saily (except Sundsj).
siMAiirj Leave Portland AnfTvi:6 re
lt:S0r a Leave Albany Lesv i u m a m
t:40rx j Arrive Korene Lssve B 300 a s
LOCAL rASSKHOCS TSAmj DAILV.
1:10 r a
i-.rsr a
11:60 PM
l:Rf pm
Ixavc
Arrive
Leave
Arrive
Albany
Lebanon
Aibaiiy
Lobaiion
Arnv 6:46 a m
Leave l.W a U
Arrive) 2:46pm
I.av 2:0U p m
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
daily between Portland and Asblsnd.
Ths O an.! C R K Ferry makes connections with ell
the regular trains os tbt: Port tilde DivUiou from foot
ef F Street.
West Ride Llvislea.
BBTWEEV rOUTlAn Al COKVALL1M.
x Ml train daily (except Sunday. )
7:14 A M
11:1) P M
Leave
Arrive
Portland
CvrvAilia
Arrive
:15 PM
1:30 rn'
sxrssss tk a iks caIlv (eicjpt Hundsy.)
4:60 if x f Leave Portland " Arrive I 'j.w a u
I1 r a Arti-is McMlnnvllls Leaye 6.ti a m
At Albany en.1 Corrallis connect with trains ot
Oregon Pacific ttallroad
orfa'l itjfonnatiou logardiog rates, vans, etc
-sslioo Compsny Ayent. ' '
K. KOKKLER,
MaRSgsr.
. P. aOGKHS,
o. r arsMAtsat.
Tweedale & Hopkins,
o-DEAI.KUS IN
Hardware, Tin and Cop
per Ware, Pumas, Rub
ber Hose, and Plumbing
Goods.
ALBANY OREGON.
IMARLiN REPEATINC
illlHmi RIFLE
SSsBte: BIST IN THI
earsMsadsbsolatslTVI WORLD I
sa Hade la eil um for V?fcgw
lassja ss? ssssM gssss. ws B&aw.
BALLARD !-
...
Murlln rtr A
Ce., Vw UtkVVU. Ci MM.
Administratrix Notice,
Notice Is hereby Riven thai the under
eigned baa this day been by the Cnnnty
Court tar Linn county. Oregon, duly ap
pointed Administratrix of the aetata of
William Urlnkard, lata of Lion county,
Oregon. Alt persons bavtag olalma
against the estate of said decease J are
required to present theua properly verl
lied within six months from the dat here
of, to the undersigned at her home near
Ualsev. Lion county, Oregon.
This trail of Sept. 1887.
Martha A. Dri.nkahu,
Administratrix nf the eatate of
Wut, Driaksrd, deceased.
J, K. WBAVHBRroRD,
Attorney for Administratrix.
Executor's Sale,
Notice is hereby given thai th under
signed. Executor of (be estate of Charles H.
Cowan, deceased, by outer of the Coauty
Court of Linn eoauty. Orsgno, duly made
sad entered of record, on SeptemUr 6th,
1847, will on
Ratarday Ike Rth day mf Orltstr, IRR7,
at the boar of one o'clock, in tbe afternoon,
at public auction, at the Court House door
in Albany, Line county. Oregon, sell all tbe
right, title, interest and eststo of the said
Charles H. Cowao. at the time of his death,
both ia law and in equity, inand to the follow
ins described real property, to-wit 1 The
east half ef Section 29 in tp. II. Sof RS,
west o! the Willamette MemltAa 10 I. inn
county, Oregon, tbe same being tbe original
deaatiea lead claim of Margaret Jackson,
aad tbe heirs of John M. Jackson, deceased,
Not. No. 3UG0. cootaibiox J-JX) a re .n-re or
lees. Also Lots No. I, 3, 3 and 4 in Block
No. 106, ia Usckteman's Additiou to the
City of Albany. Oregon. Abo Lots No. 5,
ti and 7 ia I k No. 107 in llsckleman s
Addition to tbe City of Albany, Oregon.
Terms of sale Cash iu hand on the day of
aalav
J. L. Cow AX,
J. C. Powrli., Kircutor.
Att'y of Kxccutor.
Sheriffs Sale.
In tkn CireiM Comri 0 the State ot Oreynfur
Linn tountw.
Christopher Wlbernagle, Plaintiff.
va.
Tbe Society of the Most Precious Blood,
JJefenusnt.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
of an execution and order of seJe hwaed
ont of tbe sbove named Court in the above
entitled salt, I will 00
Ratarday ike Mb day Oetetsrr, leer,
at tbe hour of ore o'clock, p. m , at tbe
Court House door In tbe City of Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, sell at public auc
tion for cash in band to tbe bighoat bid
der tbe real property described in aald or
der of sale, ss fo.lows, to.wit : Beginning
et a point 90 rods east of tbo asMthweat
corner of the donaticn lan ' clalggaf James
Logan and wife and running theaae south
itfO rods ; the use east 142 rode ; thence
north IGOrods, thence west 142 rode to
the place of beginning, containing 142
acres more or leee and being part of Sec
tions 3, 10 and 11 in Township 10, 8 It 1
eaetef the Willamette meridian in Ltun
county, Oregon, tbe proceeda arising from
tbe aaie of mid prerxlaee to he applied
fit at to tbe psymert of tbe oosta and die
Durxemente of suit taxed at rn.'Jb and the
coate and ex pen it of aaie and tbe aum of
$40 Atiorney fees. Next to the payment
to tbe Plaintiff herein the aum of $433 84
in V. 8. gold coin with Interest at the rate
of 10 per cent per annum from the 27th
day of Jane, 187, and tbe surplus If any
to be paid to tbe Defendant herein.
Dated Sept. 8th, 1887.
D. 8. Smith,
Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale,
In the. Circuit C'wrt oj the state of Oregon or
Linn County.
Anthony Bender, P!aii.tifT.
va.
Tbe Society of the Uot Procluiw Blood,
Defendant.
NOTICE la hereby given that by virtue
of an execution and order of sale issued
out of the above named Court in the above
entitled suit, I will on
ttaturday tbe ask day ef October, IRR7,
at the hour of one o'clock, p. m., at the
Court House door in tii& city of Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, sell at public auc
tion for cash in hand Uj tbe highest hid
der tbe rei property described in Maid
nance or aaie aa follows : Lots ons(l)
two (2) and (3), being &0 11-100 acres, known
aa the l ien her place in Section 10, Town,
ahip 10, 8 R 1 eaet. Also the following
tract, to-wit : Beginning at tbe NK cor
nor of George W Kilyou'a donation li.nd
claim and running thence west 100 rods
thes.ee souU 129 08-100 rods ; tbeuce eat
160 roda ; thence north 129 08-100 rods to
the place of beginning;, containinir 120 oh
; 1U0 acres, more or less and being in
hum iv, lowusniji to, o rt i east, in Linu
county. Oregon, tbe proceeds arriaing
from the sale of aaid pr mines to he ap
plied firat to tbe pay merit of the costs and
dinburnementa or suit taxed at 921 95 and
tbe oosta and expenses of sale aud tho
wm of 9100 Attorney's fe, next to tho
payment to the Plain. iff herein tbe sum
of 91606.61 In U. h. gold coin with interest
thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
from the 27lb day of June. 1887. and the
residue if au.y to be paid to the Defendant,
Dated this 8th day of .September, 1887.
1KB Smith,
bheriff.
tor Infants
us so well ada oiftd to hi M t h n . 1
i rocommeiul it as superior to any proscription
known to me." h. a. Aacatto, M. D
- 1 -
IU Sa, CoDtor bX, alrookirn, jr. T.
Thr
InvalidsKclsIiSurgfcallnstitute
Org inter vrlt a fell fstajr af elites
Kxperlencod aad S&U UftU rtsgslelaos
n Rsurseoaa fa th treatment of
all Carols t.
OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS.
fhron'fl Nnsnl Cfatarpfe. Thrssl an A
fceVtifia HifnuZ
of Women, Blood Ptaeaaee aud Nerv.
aesvaeaaiid Nerv-
di bne or at homo.
one Affee
with or without awfag the pati'-nt, l v.tno and
rreeti
a lis. otirwa amrm or at homo.
sVMUnUisfllSWVS
aj particular. ..
BBsssBsssssMsrt rservoTiBxsooiiiiy. impo
ee and Pernicious go
ary lraetlee ero snord
" and perraiuimtiy cim A y our
Mootr. post-jHud. 10 eta. iu etatspx,
llapturo. or Br
cally etuHL without
without diDfiiilur
ni.JU
kiiifiv
ivtito uin
tnsSRjg. and with very Ilttlo
pals, book aout for tuo oaaka
In
PILE TFWOfSII and flTRIfrrrKeS
tnttttxt with th Krtl urtisss. llook r iit
for ten cents in stamps. Adaraaj Worud'r
gitJsAwir Meoioal AaeocuxiuRiOrjB Mala
treawaeut of mas
thousands of . eaase of tbotff
UlSnBtl BSJBXSBJEf I )
roronq Mnro expemooe u arwpnag lauMMUef
wr tocir euro, and
DR. PIKRCC'8
Favorite Prescription
M the result of this vast experieooe.
It tea powerful Reatoratli
uo rsorvisaak aaMssaaawassa
to tbe y sum, and cur., aa if by
dowa Mnsallotis, chronic coaxes.
Ion. inflammation and ulceration
1. 1 nuam mat 1 on and ulceration
he womb, Inflammation, pa la
' cnderitese In ovaries. Internal
. and. female weakness."
of
and
toeat, an
It promptly rauovoa and cuna rfaaeeex
and Weak nana of Stoma elk, Indlgee
tlofuBIoat in, Nervoue Froetratloa.
iioaitna, Nervous Froet ration,
leeplckauosa, la eitker acx.
PRICE $1.00, tU UK.
Hold by Druggists everywkera. Send
ten cents In stamps f r lr. throe's firga
Treat aw 00 Insoasua of Wooum, llhaRrated.
WifihltommiMn limliltm
. O0S Mala Street, BU77ALO, H.T.
SICK-HEAMCRE,
Ulnns Head ark a,
n 1 Cualliu.
(ton. Indlgestloa,
R and Bllloua Attaeka,
prompt if cured by Dr.
W Fleree'a rieaeaat
irixtivePium,
a rwt. or nuaiaRra
Tutf s Pills
Tfcla BMswalar remedy Merer fall te
effaerssafly
eara
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick
Headache, Biliousness
And all dlneaneR arising; from n
Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion.
Tka naXaral reaalt in eaod appetite
asd aadld nk. faaae email t afeaaat-
r eaaiea aaa oaey te sm allow .
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Conrad Meyer,
-PROPRIETOR OP
STAR BAKERY,
Corner firoadaltun and First Sts.,
-DEALER IX
fanned rrntls, Can a a MeaU,
fJlaaawara, ucrnwware.
Dried Prntte, Vrgelablea,
Tobaeeo, C'lgara,
Sugar, ffpleen,
CoRer, Teat,
Ktc lie.,
In fact everything that in kept ia a gen
rai variety and grocery store, ill ghost
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Summons,
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Ore
Ltnn county,
CWCorl, Plaintiff,
v.
John T WiilUtns, Martha Willisms, Daniel
w Williams ana II Bryant, Defendants.
To John T Williama. Martha Will ism
Daniel W Williams, three of the above named
defendants j
In the name of the State of Oregon,yoo are
ncreny required to appear and answer the
complaint ot Hie aboye plaintiff in the above
entitled Court, now on file wita tbe Clerk of
said Court, against you iu the sbove entitled
cause, hy the first day of tne next regular
terra following the expiration of the lime
prescribed in the order of publication herein,
which term will coinmstce tu tbe fourth M on
day iu Oct Mr, 1S87. And yon are hereby
notified thut if u fail to to answer, the
plaintiff will spply to the Court lor the relief
demanded iu his eaid complsint, w hich is to
ton turn,- m certain uicitgagtt mads by the de
fendants, John T Williams sud M ntd ... Wil
liame, to aaid pltiutifT on tho 23rd day of
March, I Mi;, In secure the paj tneut in gold
coin of a ceiUin prntnisory note ti the order
of C D Turner for the turn o'lfifK), with in
terest therein at tho rate of 8 perceut. per
annum, which xuid note was made by A M
& M YoRng, N Youoa aud the defendant,
John T WiiiiKnix.snd iftf-rard tram furred
to plaintiff by raid C D Tut uer, which mort
gage is upon the H Kl of the 8 K of Sct.
14, j.n-1 the K i of the N B of 8cct. 23. and
theS W .,f the N W i of-Sect. 24iu T 10 8
R 1 Wol the ll'iilf incttn Meriiitsii, in Linn
county, Oregon, containing 160 seres, end is
recorded on page 498 of l ook It. Record of
mortgage in said county, and lor general re
lief. This Summons ii puhlisht-d ly order of
Hon. F. P. Hoise, Judge sf said Court, made
at Cham lers in the City ot Salem, Oregon,
he 8tn day f Septa .iber, I8S7.
W. R, Bjlyec,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
nd Children.
promote dl
n.
Qmrsxxm Corrakt, m Fulton Street, N. Y.
Diseases of I
re Tonle
and atrerurth
uiacl.'. I r ti.
eorrneau or whltee. exreaalve
flowing; pninffttrMenatrvaiion. an
naiarar suppressions- prolajsade or
falling of (lie uterus, weak faaek.
OaatoHa enres Colic. CoaaKnaUon.
I Sour Stomach, Dtarrhrjea, Eructation,
1 Sills worms, glvea steep, and
Qfpiohl JJT Papir,
PAFmtKJS
TK1PERAN0B DIFAKMHT,
RtuTRo rt rum
WoutM'i CiriiUu TiaptrtiM
lliil
The W. C. T. U. meeta on the lat
end 8 id Tutf tier of each month Rt 3
o'clock p. at., at the A. O. U. W. Hall,
over French's Jewelry Store.
The speech of Hon. Walils Nanh, deliv
ered on Monday evening, In this city was
one of the moat convincing arguments for
Prohibition, we have heard during the
campaign. IU Is a forcible speaker and
talks from a business standpoint. Such
speeches must carry conviction to the
mind of our business inen.many of whom
wc are glad to say were present. May we
hear Mr. Nash again In Albany before the
campaign It over,
kTn AH.
The war to banish saloons was for some
years only partially successful. The
amendment had been adopted by a very
meager majority, and public sentiment In
all our larger cities was overwhelmingly
against it. As late as January, 1805, sa
loons were open in fully thirty of the larg
er cltiee of Kansas, Including Topeka, the
capital ef the Htate. But, ateadily and
surely, public sentiment against them
spread and intensified. The email major
ity that had voted for the amendment was
re inforced, first, by those law-respecting
citlxens who are always witling to subor
dtnate their personal opinions to the maj
et y of the law, and second, by an equally
large number who.observlng the practical
results following the abolition of saloons
In different cities and towns, became con
vlnced thst Kansas would be a more proa-1
perous. happier, and in all respects a bet-1
ter community of people If it had not an
open saloon within iu borders. So the sen-1
tlment of Kansas against the liquor traffic
has grown and strengthened, until to day
I verv much doubt whether, of its 300,0001
male voters, more than 7C000 would, If
they could. Invite beck aad reinstate the
eioon.
tostast aa IBs a taa
I ilTiM-tlrtan ISmrMii rlfl Mil u l III L - ii tm itr -
GovaaxoR Martin, Kana
One of the finest fruit farms in the State
of California, including a large vineyard
and wtnerv, has been In the heads of a
real estate agent more then two years to
be old. Said the agent to the owner,
Why do tou wish to sell I ere you not
making moaev f "Oh, ves," eaid he,
the place is very profitable, but look at
mv sons, five vouna men. not one ol
whom was capable of doing business, ell
ruined with their own wine. Several per
il were approached by the agent as pee
sible purchasers, but each one declined lo
buy such e place because he had on,and
knew too well the danger to young men
from the native wine.
A writer in the faswe Signal says
legsl right I something which the law ee
cures to Its poeeessor by requiring others I
to observe it. and to abstain from its viola
tion. e e Individual riehts. llbertv I
...
and property are born of legal restraints."
Without restraining the vicious and crim-
i i w- mAm.Umw ,
rights protected. Rights are protected
onlv bv restraiainn and prohibiting
wrongs. The Bill of Rights declares that
governments ere Insltuted for the protec
tion of property end to secure the rights
of life, liberty end the pursuit of happi.
neat. Law abldintc citlxens would, how
ever, be deprived of all these If the vicious
and criminal classes are allowed to pur
sue their happiness according to the die
fate of their own sweet wills, but that
phrase simply means . legal pursuit VS!ii!SLTJ2T
happiness, that is so to enjoy our own
rights as not to Injure the rights of others.
Now anything that Is confessedly a fruit
ful source of crinte and individual suffer
ing, as this traffic Is, must manifestly and
inevitably Interfere with some one else's
rirrht. f orr.rv.rt. life, llbertv or pursuit
of happiness and, as goverem.nt. are in-
'
ituted to protect and secure those rbj hts
, .11 i 1. ,-rti. r.nlv the orovince I
, j '
out tne duty ot government P-
... M as. a .a I
secure tnose rignts oy closing ceij wun
tain producing crime and suffering. Black
stone defines municipal law to be "a rule
of civil conduct prescribed by tne supreme
pawerin a state, commanding wnat
right and prohibiting what is wrong "
Surely that which is a fruitful source of
crime, misery and suffering, woe.want and
!ewrr i wrong from a governmental
standpoint, and should, therefore, not be
oermitted to ourchaee indulsrence, In the
ur w
form of license for money, much or little,
but should be orohibited attocether. "Car
thagj est dele m -la
A nation can no more
exist half drunk and half sober, than it can
exist "half slave and half free."
Fredericksburg, Va., has a big pickle
factory that is supplied with cucumbers
from the lands adjoining the city. This
season the supply has reached 30,000,000
ok uiiibers.those engaged in their produc
tion furnishing from 300,000 to 1 ,000,000
each An e.-re will nradui't imrm and I
encn. An acre win proauce 100,000, ana
s s . a a s ea t r . I
they sell in Fredericksburg at 80 cents per
1 fiQO, The object is to get them an inch
or an inch and a half long,and this requires
active picking before they Increase this
-if. A boy will pick 3,000 in a day. Pick-
ng them thus early increases the produc
tiveness of the vine, and, while the season
ats,other are appearing in place of those
taken from the vines.
In Sweden and Norway no intoxicant
can be sold except at a place where good
food, coffee and ether non-alcoholic drinks
tre also kept constantly on hand. The
iealcr is allowed to make a profit on these,
but he is stringently prohibited from sell-
ng any liquor except a.', cost. The idea ia
that dealers will thus endeavor to promote
the sale of edibles and non-intoxicatinir
.11 inu, upon wn.cn nt aoe, maw a pront,
d dLconrag, b,r. from uHna.ng .-
quors upon which he makes none. It is
li inks, upon which he does make a profit,
called the "Gothenburg System,"from the
town in which it was first put in operation.
There la hope for the bald yet, for the
Trichological society of London promisee
a golden medal and a diploma to theau
thor of the best treatise on the various
riUftfOCS fACfi.
The Duke of Westminster is brother
In-law to his own daughter.
At Yuma, Cel., eggtare hatched by nat
ural lieat, if put in a shady place. If left
In the sun they cook.
A hailstone with a nucleus of gypsum,
probably sucked up In a waterspout, fell In
a recent shower In Prance.
A mall's pace need no longer be consid
ered an indefinite term. By experiment It
has been ascertained that a snail can crawl
a mile in just fourteen days.
The largest "all hands round" has been
figured out by a man, who states that if
31,000,000 persons should clasp hands they
could reach around the globe.
Leaning against the wall, enclosed In a
wood frante.in a Murray street, New York,
store, stands a slab of cork 8x7 feet and
from 1 M to 3 inches In thickness. It came
from Portugal.
The fact is suggestive of the Intensity of
the strain of city life that while from 1853
to 1M68 the population of Chicago Increas
ek 5.1 times, and the death rate 3.7 times,
the deaths from nervous disorders Increas
ed 304.
A map of the world, made In 1539, re
ceived at the State Library In Albany, N.
Y., although made long before Henry
Hudson was born, shows the Hudson Klv.
er on It. It Is a fae-slmlle of the map by
Rlbero, called the Borgian map. Who
discovered the Hudson River, is therefore,
stilt an open question.
At Acosts.a Roman metal pen has been
found. It is a bronxe pen slit In exactly
the same fashion as the present steel pen.
The Dutch Invented a metal pen In 1717,
but It was not until many years later that
the hand st 1 rw press, which made the first
cheap pen came into use.
A bed In Nlkko, Japan, is eight or more
thick silk-wadded comforters plied upon
the floor upon this a very ample wadded
coat Is placed. You slip into this great
coat, put your arms into the long sleeves,
draw It over you and sleep. The pillow is
a block of wood. K paper lantern Is light
ed all night, for the people are much
I alrald of the darkness
The remains of no less than fifty-nine
species of flowering plants from mummy
wrappings In Kg t pi have been identified
T he flowers have been wonderfully pre-
eerved,even the delicate violet color of the
larkspur and the scarlet of the poppy, tne
chlorophyl in the leaves and sugar In the
J raisins, remaining.
j A man duga well twenty-flve feet from
eucalyptus tree, lined It with cement,
I and placed over It a substantial cover. The
I Rter was carried to the house from the
1 well In a wooden pipe. In that wooden
pipe was a knot-hole. In time the well
began to give out. The water, too, was
I acquiring a strange teste. Explorations
I developed the fact that the well hod been
filled up with messes of eucalyptus roots
I The tree had run a root straight for the
knot hole, twenty five feet off, and by that
I method gained the well itself.
TRICKS OF ATHLKTKi
Did you ever notice," said a profess
ional athlete, "the peculiarities of some
champion athletes .' Hantan, in rowing,
tP ntlrely at vaalance with the
position which he tells his hearers is cor
rect. This stoop must be fatal lo his pro
gress in a great race.for he loses the force
of each stroke long before be assumes an
upright position. Another peculiarity of
Henlan Is that he rarely turns his head in
rMct
He marks out a course before the
word -Go !H U given, and after that he
i.. 1-1 ... t ........ . ..t. ...... I.:. ......
J 'w-"' I'J"' "w
tion position by some tree or house
wn,cn n P" ",a J yT
wins the perspiration from his forehead
h,r h hr &nt nner 'ter
contest r en, mat is enoincr oi
Weaa. Instead of using a kerchief or
town ne uses me nngers.
"Of course you have observed Eddy
Lange, the amateur champion, walking.
When he acts under wav to cut down a
Urf rv unpleasant to
look at. As he swings around the track
one can see that his upper teeth are tight
ly pressing his lower Up, that there is a
. ...-....
while his face appears to be that of a per-
son in intense agony. Me it not, however,
and when he passes a field of men to
hom he has giyen all the way from 10
yards to a minute's start, you wilt notice
h" U8e Uon brod milc- l-n Mer
J Lit- 1
r 7" rWmsj.
- u'
,w ,CS Jw"" -h"'""
II. Al -.A .-L Uk. I
Hu M;r nt (oot h.;(ron
UVIIIK KWU Vf ui a. Villi W. VOiH'ait
right foot high from the ground
and bends hit leg at the knee every time
he sends in his left fist."
The prohibition question irr Michigan
has stepped out from state contests. Cn-
der the recently passed option law the mat-
ter o( prohibition can be voted on in any
countv on . petition of one-fifth of the ot-
ert Mkinf therefor,and It cannot be voted
on agan for three yeari BO that ,t can no
longer figure as a state issue.
An Iowa girl who was voted the hand-
omet Ua in the coun,J flntcd ttwV
three times In succession when the joyful
news was brought to her. A different
man caught her each time.
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
uarea oy administering or. names'
Golden Spselilc.
1 1 eon be eiven in a eon of coffee or tea with.
nut the knowledge of the person taking it; la
absolutely harmless and will effect a perma
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient Is a
moderate drinker or an alenhnltn w w
liiousanaa or am n a arcs nave been made tern-
PrOt men Who have taken Golden Specific
In their eoffee without their knowledaeTarid
m J .at- . a a m aa "
free will IT NEVER FAlfi The system
once Impregnated with the Rnsclfle It beenmes
to-aar Deueve uiev null artnkinir nr th r own
icir
an utter Impossibility for the liquor appetite to
exist. For full particulars, address GOLDEN
BFsXlFlc CO., 18ft Race st, Cincinnati. O,
Wood Wanted.
Oak and ash wood wanted at this office
on subscription. Let those who intend to
supply us wood inform us so that we wil
know who to depend upon
11.01 sTV finT T PaTHVP TUOVTllinVP
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888.
First Term Opens September 13th, 1881.
-A full eorpa of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coura. of rtndy arrang. d.to moat Iba
d of a11?rad.. ofatudanV'
Special inducements afferetl to students
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from 95.50 to $12,50,
Board in private fatni'iea at Jew rates.
Room lar aeif-hoarding at small exr ansa.
A careful supervision exercised over stu-
dents away from home
r all term opens
September 7th. For circulars and full
particulars address the President.
KEY. ELBERT M. CM8IT.
Albany, Oregon,
HE WAS GREATLY MlSUKEN,
A Mary Unit Chens hi Heekmted Without
ItU 1 1 net
I live in the mitUt of the malarial dis
tricts of Maryland, near the Hty of
Washington, and nmnpmtd to all the
dangerous influences of the impure air
and water of that region.
Being naturally of a strong consti
tution, I had frviuicntrj boaated that
no chill and (ever or other malarious
complaint would ever trouble me.
This was my experience and the con
dition in which 1 found myself six
month ugo. 1 first noticed that I did
not feel s -.(nightly and viguroun at
was my wont to do. 1 felt tired and
enervated. Soon I noticed a distinct
tod distressing hut k at he would make
its appearaiu e in the afternoon, in
creasing in severity if the eteo ise wa
more than ti udly violent. Then a
stretchy feeh.ig with profuse gaping
made ll i !(' nam e. Then my head,
always t k-ar as n hell, would feel heavy
and 1 began i. h.ue hada hes.
The cold stage " as ma iked with chat
tering of the teeth, let ere t ;-is passed
over mc, and no aasouni oi lothing
could keep me warm I he inil was
succeeded in turn by tlie fever, in which
I seemed lo hurnmg up, the con
gestion in tny head produced a violent
pain in the frontal pottayn and a treat
ed sensation of the ct ltd, with an in
describable aching i the lower limbs.
Nausea and ratattfing rsrctirfed with
severe rett hmg-md .vheu the parox
ysms passed oil 1 wan thofouhty pros
trated ly a weakne!. that wo felt in
every part of titer.
I drugged myself aith prtume, and
obtained total. ictteC Hut nt) respite
was ol oriel om aoon. 1 was now so I
much redin cd !i it I tHtM hardly walk
or stand upi . !v isease soon
culminated I . .km .. m.ilarial fe
ver which ke,.i ... i..-. i, . Hifmedfo
about a week I . m. ea ecdingl
dcpressetl am mm ho; v. sorntich o
that 1 lot tntifj f in my wmk, anil,
indeetl, scarcely eared wiut hap(ened
to me.
1 luring .til this time, it must lie un
derstood llial I ilisl no! tsegtVel medical
treatment. .Ml tlu- ai powerful
remedies acre ttietl. u h liquid ar
senate ai fm$nm valenuile ol iron,
metcury, brsmi I.- if p .t.i..iiiin. chlo
ride of bisMiuih. chiiuitdm . hmchoni
dia, ttiiniii,' asnl .-ver il others. All
this I did under die idticeof eminent
physii um
It wa ahde f was in ihi deplorable
condition ilit the tJaiiaj imde for
Kaskme. ilrc new piinii r. rs a -pecinc
for maSaria, a etc fust l.o.ught to mv
attention. kueu i-.oti n 4 .i n value
to justify in bfvtug an .mtittence in
it, lnit a- everything els? add f.nled I
deemed it nr) ihstj 10 tit i, , I iegan
its use, ami in prompt aitd i.uhcaf ef
fect were t tl natttiecH , rcvclatkm
to me. tVlanj peoph- uuy timk the
statement .nuh cmhMp, luit it is a
fact that after only a few d.tj' uc oi
Kaskme all the leading symptom in
my case acre dctidtihv abated or
ceased altogether; and iuafew weeks
from the time I took the fail dose I
was cured
This was about the firt of January,
and since then J have experienccaj no
oj mc maianai .motonu
in any f()rm
A remedy of suth ex
t - -
ceptionat virtue for ile cure of malaria
ought to be commended and univer
sally made known. 1 have therefore
urged it upon the attention of my
u icntis, several of whom have used it
ivith like good results in every case.
and it is with the greatest pleasure
keenly that I c,iu,u n-i K.i.kine
lo Mificicrs front malaria rtcty where.
Respectfully yotirf,
J I 1 1 1 r , B. A.,
Ssslstaoi CbeMM Maryland Ar. i..iu , ( ottegs.
P. S. Should any one wi-.li s ad
dress me as to the genuineness of the
above letter, 1 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 $1.00, or six bottles,
$5.00. Sold by Druggists, or sent by
mail on receipt of price.
The Kaskinc Company, 54 Warren
St., New York, and 35 Faxiingdon
Road, London.
Anrdews & Hackieman,
LDOUGLAS;
a
3.00
SHOE
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, . - 0REG0NR
Administratrix Notice
Notice la hereby arlvsn that the under
signed boa this day been duly appointed
by the County Court for Linn county,
Oreiron, Administratrix of the eatate of
Jon r H.. deceaaej, late of aald
5?"? .ff, ?!f;if5 A1L If! J,1!1
notified that they are required to preaent
their claims duly verified within six
mnnlha rsutm f ia a olara hatWAAr f I ha t m .
TZZi (vvi a v si t KoarR vaslrlanna naas T-Taa slea
oarg, Jinn county, uregon, or to tier At
torney.
Sept, lUth, 1887.
Nakct J. Hawk,
Administratrix of said estate,
J. K. WEA.THBRVOr.D,
Attorney for Administratrix.
Executrix Notice.
ice is hereby given that the nndei
n:. j .. l. - j 1 c.
.C. ... in. fpS
SuLiM ifZ'Sy c'P"7f
Lin,, county, Oregon. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
to present them w.th-n tlx months from u.is
date properly verified a by law nquire-1 to
the undersigned at Albany, Oregon.
Sept. 12th, 18S7.
Martha M. Lin Ed,
Executrix ot the last will
and testament of Perry
J. K. Wrathrrtor, C. Line?, Dec'd.
Atfv for Kxecatrix.
w,
srmmwm
a
SkWs
JR
conf jdknck 0 a m k in which nir at
KfW bos ;.
Three men Brown, Jones and Uobin
onat around a table.cach with ft in his
pocket, discussing the tariff. Jones said I
"Protection is for the farmers well as for
the merchant and manufacture! ; the tariff
Is for all alike. The farmer pays more
for what he buys, but he ha a home mar
kct ; that Is, he sells to the manufacturer
for more than he could get abroad."
Brown replied "If you tax the farmer
to help the manufacturer, and the miinu
facturer to help the merchant, and the
merchant to help the farmrr.thrn there Is
no good in it ; no advantage to any one
to show how It would work, you, Jones
give your r to Robinson ; Robinson
give your $ 1 tomeamd I will 2 vein r r
to Jones. We have each been taxed equal
ly, we have been equally protected, ant
we have each $1, just as we started.
Jones Is right, I see no good and no harm
in the tariff j it is merely child's play."
"Yes," said Robinson, "but Jones not
right. He represents the manufacturer
sr a a m
1 give him my Si, but he onlv returns to
jou.who represents the merchant,jocents,
and you give me only 35 cents. The re
suit of the game I that Jones, who is 1
manufacturer, has $1.50 ; you.Browrt.who
stand for the merchant, have $1.-15, while
f t 1 . st
,wi poor tarmer.nave bnt 15 cenistthough
we eacn started out with the same amoun,
of money. This Is the game of protection.
and 11 is not child' play; It Is a confidence
game, and the farmers have to foot the
loss."
llt'LHR OK TIIK flOAO.
9
An Amsterdam, V V.. livrrrmnn ha
Issued the following set of culcs for the
guidance of his ruttomcre and ail other.
whom they may concern :
Rule 1,- Whip light and drive low
come back all right and pay before you go.
Kuie 2. Never try to run down a two-
iweniy nag with a bve-minute horse, "fis
better to take a little dust than to have to
pay for a d ad horse.
Rule 3. Never get so much aboard that
you cannot tell whether the bore's head or
his tail U in front. By observing this rule
you will avoid accidents.
Rule 4. - Never drive into lakes or
marshes to water your horse. Go to a ho
tel or other suitable place, water your horse
and take a drink yourself .and start as soon
as you have watered. This is a safe rule
for both man and beast
Rule 5. Never put more than two in a
one-seated buggy, or drive through the
woods with the top up. Don't go over a
rock If you can get around it, and also be
sure a bridge is there before you attempt
to drive over it. Give locomotives and
caraa wide berth.and ease upturning corn
er. Rule 6. - Never forget that the dash
board wasn't made for your feet, or that
nanele are not to strike matches or scrape
your shoes on , also that the bows are not
made for swing-bare. Look out for your
whip, blanket or rump-trap, and remem
ber that fire will burn cloth : also that a
wheel and rub-Iron will cut it. Keep to
the right and you will never lie wrongomd
always be in on time.
N. B. By following t hoc ru'es you will
ava trouble and expense.
Do You Want Furniture
IF YOU DOG J TO
W.H.WILLARD.
where you will And the best make and
finest liibibed
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Also a fine line of
PICTURE FRAMES.
and a bunderd diftVreut tfylee of
ttttiiltSings.
fPicture frames made to order.
The largest and beat stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept In Albany. Prices raaa-aa ole.
HOTEL I O.H REST,
rilllE EXCHA
city ia now of
able terms For ti
EXCHANUE HOTKI. IN THIS
1 offered for rent on reason
r liartlcslara innuirn nf
addreaa JaMBm Mi kray.
Albany, Oregon.
BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Rheumatism,
Scalds,
Stingf,
litea,
Bruises,
Bunions,
Corns,
Scratches,
Sprains,
Strains,
Stitches,
Stiff Joints,
Backache,
Galls,
Sorea,
Spavin
Cracks.
Contracted
Mascles,
Eruptions,
Hoof Ail,
Screw
Worms,
Swinney,
Saddle Galls,
Piles.
THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY
acoomailahes for every body exactly what la claimed
for It. One ot the reasons for the great popularity of
U10 Mustang Liniment is foond la Its vatveraal
aRRllenbllltr Ewrybody needs such a medicine.
Tko Lumberman needs H Incase of accident.
The Heasewtte needs it tor genertl family use.
The Oaaaler aseds It for his teams and his men.
Tbe Mechanic- needs It always on his work
Tbe Miner needs It la ease of emergency.
The Pleneerneedaitcaa't get along without it.
The Farmer needs it in his house, hts stable,
aad hto stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the Boatman needs
it la liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Horse-fancier needs it It Is his best
Criead and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs It It will save him
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The ttallroad man needs it sad will need It so
long as his life Is a round of accidents aud (dangers.
Th e Back woodaman needs it. There Is noth
ing like It as an antidote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant aeeds It about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Liniment Is wanted at once.
Keep a Bottle in the House. Tls the best of
economy.
Keep a Bottle la the Factory. Its Immediate
sec la case of accident saves pain and loss of wages.
Keen; a Settle Always In the Stable far
se Whoo wanted.
How's
Your Liver?
1 the Oriental aalutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver i torpid the Bow
elg are sluggish and con
stipated, the food lies
in tho stomach undi-
f jested, poisoning the
4ood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi
tude, despondency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a health v Over than any
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
is Even accr oiraproimtco.
Ann 1
1
r ) ! fiirrilly remedy tar Dyspepsia,
Liv. r, j onstlpatkm, eU. I linrdiy
J UflVtllllllf lW unit hiva nuwm
ren disappoint In theenVet prodnrsxl:
l Sseias to l almost a perCeet eur for uU
dlst-a,-e of th? Htormw-h nnti Bowels.
V. J. McELtunr, Macon, Oa,
HOFFMAN & I'FEIFFER
PROPRIETORS OF
Albany Soda Works,
And Manufacturera of-
CHOICE CQHFECYIOHERY,
We are aow prepared to aatl at whole
ata, alwaya fresh and pore at Portland
Prices to dealers, We alec keep a full
line ef
Nuts and Tropical Fruits.
OUR
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
department la comV. Wa keep tbe
rorj fineat mttjcl A stioklj an t etaewiaaj
tobaooo, meerscbaum end brier pipes that
fa a delight to amolcera.
Notice for Publication.
Lena Office at Oregon City, Or., )
Aogast 19th, 3887. J
Notice Is hereby sriven that tbe follow
ing named settler baa filed notice of bis
intention to make final proof in support est
bis claim, an ! r at avid proof will be
in U Iff r th County Judge or Clerk.
of Utm county, Oregon, ai Albany, Or aa
TsMKsefav. arts tsar lata. 1RRT.
yiz : John V. M-()a. HomosteaJ entrv
ffo. 47. for 1 bo Xof SW A and H U
of H VV of Sec. 32, Tp. 13 8. R, 2 E. He
aaasea the following witnesses to prove
hie continuona residence upon, and eolU
vati n of, eaid land, viz : vi W Howesj. J
H u.ptrrUDDBr and f K UrookH, of Sweet
Home Poatofflott. and J A MeGhee. of Al
bany P rsf-njee, all lo IJan county, or.
w, t. Boatta-,
O
Vftse Bt VEBJS' ObtOK Re
set I
aia
3.SOO
whole
ttlTBS
direct to eonsttrnfr on all
persamaJ or fimtir cue. Talis 1
order, usst givea eaaeR 1
ofTaxTjajaxaa
from tbe mar It ft ot tKe werU. Wa
vrtll mull a copy 1
drees upon receipt of 10 ca Sts
xpMmm of mailing. Let ai kar :
you, BespoetJIallfr,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
ear v saa w ares
PATENTS
bteined, and all other bnsinees in the U. 8. Psiea
Otiss mtendeded to for niederate fees.
uroffl , opteslt the U. 8. Patent Office, and
v-1 '"-in laienie less ansa tasatbeeai
feiitl liiixHi nrilnaii.ir Wa A - k.
ability free ef charge ; end veaaake o charge
We refer liere, to the Poatinaeter, the SuaC s4
... pesspsi
saas On
Uiv. ami to t.tticiaia t the V. 8
occ: F
oacttml a)
aiwiu. otnciaiB ufthei. . 8. Fateat
Isr, advice, ternia, and
terms, and eU
n SU
ste or coauty, eddress
C, A. SNOW & CO.,
0.ro-i- Pal in Office. Wawhltigsnw. f
TNtFAMl-US CUSTOlTMAOl
PLYMOUTH ROCK $3 PANTS.
Cut to urder from ool!eo
clothe esietully seltHKed
for style end wo ar. Kror
pair xusrantee dand bhmi
ey prompU) reruaded, er
a new pair nuce, if ?o via
Are retortivd as uiis ici
factory. DO YOU WEAR j
PANTS ? i
Tell as about what f
ryou 'ike, send uayeur
aits, hip and inaide lee:
measure, tagethrr wlh
OS Mid SS eta fur po trge
(or urtoeJd nS
packing. Or to.. er to us, r to the tree
of this paper, and ofismi les will be n aft.
d you, iucludina rco tapr-measure, ss we
hait drio8itsd with ti e rropiictors of this paper a
nutr.bei of these v t.-e for mle sk six rents.
PLYMOUTH TOCK PANTS CO.,
issuiumrr Rt,, Bnnlos, Mass.
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & I'ARKRS,
SucooHsors to C C. Cherry.)
IacMni8ts, Millwrights, and Im
Founders.
yJ E HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS AIA,
r ? completed, and are now prepared to
handle ail kinds of heavy work. We will
nanufaotnre Steam Engines, Grist and
iiaw Mill Machinery, ansl all kinds r.riE
md Brass Castings.
FATTCKSa N4DE OX SHORT XOTICK.
Special attention given to repairing all
i t It of machinery. Will also man ufao
re the improved iJberry A "Wblte Grain
tr rator
pFfsXnp
Li J
13 aW ara that trr Z.Q
M O Mf RXACT UURUE IS ON l3
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