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GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION.
Statu or Or egom, Executive Depart i
memt, Sal km, Sept. ut, 1887. J
By the authority vetted in me ay the leg
illative assembly of the state of Oregon, I,
Sylecttcr Pennoyer, Governor, do hereby
submit to the legal voter of the state, nt a
special election hereby celled to be held on
lueeday succeeding the first Monday In
November, 1887, the following proposed
amendments to the state constitution.
FIRST PROHIBITION AMKNDM) s 1
Section i. The manufacture, sale.or the
giving away, or the offering to sell or give
away, or the keeping for sale, of any soirit-
uous, vinous, malt, distilled, fermented, or
any intoxicating liquors whatever, is prohib
it in tma stair, except for medkinal.sclen-
unc,
61
hanLul purposes.
a. '1 he Iruifclalivc assembly shall
provldi! by law in what manner, by whom,
and at what place such liquors, or any of
them, shall be manufactured or sold,or kept
for sale for medicinal.se tcntific or mechanical
purposes.
Section 3. This amendment shall take
effect and be in full force In six months
from the date of its ratification by the elec
tor. Section 4. The legislative assembly shall
without delay patH all necessary law with
sufficient penalties necessary to enforce this
amendment.
SECOND AMENDMENT TO SALARIE8
STATE OFFICERS.
or
Article XIII.
section 1. The Governor, Secretary of
State, lYcasurcr of Male, Judges of the Su
preme Court, and all other state officers of
this state shall receive an annual salarv of
such sum ns the legislative assembly shall
hereafter bv law for each of such officers
provide ; provided.that when the legislative
assemniv shall have by law fixed the salary
of any such officer, such salary shall neither
be increased nor diminished during the term
for v hich the incumbent of such office shall
have been elected or appointed
TIIIEO-AMENDMENT TO TIME OP HOLD! NO
GENERAL ELECTION.
Article ii.
SrcrtoN 14. General election shall be
held on Tuesda next after the first Monday
In November, biennially.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand ai d caused the . great seal of
the state of Oregon to be ainxed.this 1 at day
ot Septcmber.A. D., 1SS7.
l. a. Sylvestbb Pennoyeb,
Governor.
By the Governor :
Geo. W Ml Bride,
.Secretary of SUte.
Eed CiwnMills
ISOM. I ANN! Mi & Oft. PkOPR'S.
saw PEocaas rtoca srrsjuon pur
ami) BAaaaa rax.
PAMIMB
BKSTT STORAC? HCJLITlES.
Highest Prion in Cash fc
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
"boston mills.
Baelnsi g "umM poeeeston of
th t res nun at shrd.i, we hereby girt
wen ce that waw 11 i-eiva heat an u grind
ii lor om ghib or take it In exchange
The fl hi will 1) equal if n4 bettor tban
that or twenty y ar ago.
Wm Simmons & Finley.
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Accommodations uiiKurpaaeed for com
fort and afty. Fare and freights via.
Yaquiua and tlo- Mreg.Ni Development
Company's St-m-bl much iea than by
any other rout tiotwn all p inta in the
Willamette Valley nod 8n Franelaco.
Daily fauenger trains enceft Sundays.
Leave Yiqu.ua, :30a. Lea Albany, 1:00 r. a.
Leave C.rilb,.".ii a .Leev C Ilia, 1 i7r, a.
Arrive Albany, 11: 15 A a, jAmve Y uuiua, ISA r. a
Oregon and California trains connect at
Albany and t orvallis.
wm. n. av,
G wi and Manager.
C. C. ::i.i f.
A. O. P. aod P. Agert, CorvsllU. Or.
Oregon Developement Co.
First-ol&SM 8tesmbip line between
Y-qun a and t-n Irwuuicco c nuecting at
Yaqiona with tbe traina of tbe Oregou
Pawifk Kail road Company.
ASI DATES .
tpam TAe-iSA raoa aB raeacteco
' . Y .. I Ur.diV. Oct. 4lb
rtutiday, Oct. 2ih1.
ikaiSMoy, oa. ftth
Tuesday, Oct.lltb
BaiUrdA) . Oct 1611.
V. v ., urday, Oct. SU,
&. O,, Wedneeday, Oct. It
i. jL, Sunday, Oct. Win.
M.., Saturday, Oct. .
i. ", Tuesday, Oct,
t.C. sui.ua, Oct. SOtli
W. V , Friday, Kv. 4ih
E. O., Wetiaeaoay, Oct U. j
V. L,, il'i)U4j , cL IHh
W, V , buiurdu), Oct WiU
The cvmpny reaervaa
change ailing daya.
right U.
IV B TOIST,
Gen. P. aad P. Agsnt,
864 Mutitcrory St., Baa. Praoeisoo, L'al.
GEI IAI i lAUWMA
-.VIA-
Oregon & Ctiiforula It. It.
AND CONNBUTIOMH
1 1f K NT. SU AST A KOITB.
Close eorvnecUoiiM made st ALia-:d w th (Laes of
the California, Orog"n ud litbo Hinge Company.
oatly ta Mile ef alaslaff.
Tims bolwoeu A)baiy aitd Bav Fisadaes, lb hours.
oAi.1ro.1viA sxraass tsaiki dailt.
-SoUii
4.U0 r. M. I Lmva
k:06 r a I Usva
8:30 am Mi Iva
North.
10:40 A It
7:06 a a
6:40 r a
Portland
Albany
Adiliuid
Arrive
Lesve
local r Assasosa tsaiss dailt (except Sunday).
BOO A M I Laare Prttsnd Anffef 8:45 p a
11:40 r a I Lesve Albsny Lesve 1 n:86 A a
t:40m Arrive Eueene Leave 9 Ma m
local rAsssnaas tsajm daily.
: lura I Ocave
f:Mr n I Ariite
13:50 r V I Lasv'i
l:Bm krrivn
. 1 .hi ,
Lebanon
Aiiisjiy
lyglianoii
Arrive
Lesve
Arrive
6:46 a a
6:M a 11
2:46 r a
2:00 r u
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
dally between Pm timid and Ashland.
The O aad U HE Perry rashes' connections with all
the rerular traina on Hi. I'utt Bi'te Division from loot
f P BtreH.
West Bid btvlalon.
BarrwKEX Portland ai couvalli.
juAil tbain daily (except Sunday.)
7:8sa a
lt;lr m
Fort land
0rvallls
Arrle
Iesve
6:16 r u
1:30 FN
Arrive
BxrttJsss rsAiss daily (exofpt Sunday.)
S-Pv f H I LrfPSVS
jOO ra I Arri-a
For 1 land
Arrive
Isyo
0:00 A M
r.46 a m
McMlnnvUle
At Albany and Cervallis coi.ncct with trslne of
Orafon Pacific Railrcad
!'-rfu 1 laforaiatlon ntjsrdinj rates, maps, ete.,
all on C mip ay ' Agent.
B. KOKULBK, E. P. BOOXBB,
M ucsger. O. r. nPsssAesat,
ALBANY OQLUOTATI IHSTITUTK
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887. 1888.
rirsl Team aesshr lit It, tast-
A full eorpa of lnatraotom.
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses of 'tody arramred to meet the
need of all grade nf students.
Sfraai iWwwmhi oereU e ttodemtt
Tuition range from 15 60 to 1,W.
Board In private fautl'le at w rates
Rooms tor self boarding at small exr suae.
A careful auparvlslon azaroiaed over atu
dent awav from home. Kali term on
September 7th. For olrculara and ful
particulars addraaa the President.
KKV. BENEST N !! IT
Albany, Oregon.
MRS. B. HYMAN.
next enal of 8 K, Yonnp'a AUn.t.or,
Gutting and Fitting a Specialty.
STA nPINC OUTFITS. ANO STAMP
ING DOHt TtT ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
Wadnaadaja and Thurdsy of aca
weak, au't pal-in dme tno.ileron
ptaquMai 4 iher tnarUt.
Ni aH-orimeio of rti-t- materia I a on
band.
Adminiatratrix Notice,
Notioe i- h
o iv u tti-u tue un'lar
aV . a (be t'oaniy
siKuad 1.- i' i
Court tr 1. i.B .in. tv Dtvaoii, i .'v ap
Ltolateal AOinlniNtri'iB of -oa aettaiM of
vV iliiaaa Uriiaajr,i. Uie of ion . . ua v,
iirttmiu. .x i-rx.ii' liavina uui.a
iiii nt the vaiaL' ' f said ! I are
rvq orad to prafni mwin properly vrl
flad itninstx obontba linn? tba liat toara
t.f, o : undaralBnaMl a Mr is iae
Ha -v. tdnu county. Dragon,
Tmii 5ta of Kept lt7.
Martha A. ItKtKK HP,
doaintatrairix 4 t ht svtatv of
Win, lnlnk..rd
J.K W a.ar.'MP.
Attorn 1. r .-dujiiiUtratrit
I
Summons,
. .
In tXt OiremU Court of the sutU of Ortfn, Jhr
Umm sWBBsly.
C W Carl, Plaintiff,
John T Williams, Martha Williams, Uaaial
W Williams auit Ii Bryant, Drlei.dsnts.
To J' a r Wtlliaou, Marina William
Dan. I W v itiiams, three o( tit, atova named
deLbdaute
Iii the name of the State of Orrgon,yt are
hereby r, quired to appear auf r the
oxmplaint of she aof ('tatouff la tea abeea
entitled Court, now oa ole with Ut Ctrfc of
said Court, against ym in the abeea entitled
causa, by tbe first day of toe aext regular
tern following tbe expiration nf tba lime
proscribed in the order of publication to. run,
which term will commeLOs on the fourth Moa
day in October, 187. And ou are hereby
notified that It )"u fail s. to aower. tha
plaintiff will to th' Cart lor tba relief
demanded in his said com plaint, which is to
foreehaa a cart-in no Hygr u.ad hy tbe dr.
fendaata. Joba T WUltamaand M rth Wil
liams, to aaul plaintiff th 2Srd day nf
March. I&86, insrvr I - p ai-iit in gid
coin olio item , ii.. . t . urder
of C D i 1 ' Bee li Hastl - Sn00 with ib
tarrot 1 brtriHi 'bv r' 'III
am. urn whui.ee uoi n jam A M
& M Tanng, N l.mn and tbe d . id. nt,
John T Wi ........ -ud afterwarde tramferrad ,
t-i plao.iitf by aakl C DTumar. wnnh mort-
1 k a B A of ,m. J R 1 .1 S.
B. aiffA W paaa aaaao jp mm m vs - ee mg -w mmm m wg
14. and - he KJ of Mi- N E I of 8ol. 23. aad
W : . N W ..! 2.. t ton
R Wo tbe fTiilametta l-r iu, ! li.m
ui., OnsssjWs, B iniBIBn 160 or. and
.c...:.... - iai:"r 408 i o. t It. iUcotd
nortKaa n atd cou .l . ,an' las .4. r
Isaf.
Thi Sommona i podu.d ' y o'Ber A
fin-. I . P. Boiar, Ju lkJef a-idd ort, marfe
Bt Cii. i U" n th City ft S.m, Om. .
"toe 8tn day f tptei...er, IW7
W. It BlLTBO,
Attaroey fur PmiO 'if.
fP
Notice of Assignment
Notion la bvraby giyn. ibat . Bail
or of Linn in v ornr.n. ba made a
general aaaigiiBatii of aM I pr r v to
iba onara'gned for I to,- b 11 t bla
eraditi.ra ad-r ot f a
oftl. a - of Or. . .IP ii n
efcura r,- it rB , J d I '
late of d . i.i a a i.' r v
for tbe l -n. fi t-f ' d t' i ' ..
lobar lbib, 1878 and lb i dat"i
thereof, A ! pr-mon nne-og nsfiaai
ialnal lh Mlk' n. lliauid A. A Hmb' t.
are hereby notified an i requir.nt . pn-
wnt tha urn, m.di r oath ut tba under.
signed at Albany, Urauon. wlihin
man tha I rem tba data of tbia notice
Hire
Dated S.'pt. 20tb, I8t7.
BhTH .
Aalnea
A rfmirtlRt.ratrix Notice
AUlUlAUSwravnA UWLO,
Hotlee ia hereby given that tha under -iflMd
baa thle day bean duly appolntad
Admintatia riz of tha estate of Martin
Coatello, deoaaaed. by tha County Court
for Linn oaunty, Oregon. All neraoCB
having claims a gal oat aaid eetate are
baraby required to praaent than duly
verified within aiz momba front tbia dale
to tba Adminietratrx or lo bar Attorney.
October 3ru, 1887.
M J COBTBLLO,
J. K, Wbaihkbvokd, Adu'triz,
Attorney for Aaa'tnx
Administrator s Notice.
Notioe la hereby given that tbe under
igned ba, tbia day bean duly appointed
ninted
mniy.
ite of
L
by tba County Court or Liu a en
)regon. Administrator of tue estate
Helen K. Allen, deceased, lata of said
Linn county. All persona having claims
against aaid aetata are hereby notified and
required to preaant tbe as tue properly
verified, withiu six mouths from tba dai
hereof, to the undersigned, at hia real
dance in HaJaey, Oregon, or to his tior
nay.
October 4th, 1687.
B. H. ALLBB,
T. J. Stitks, Adminiatralor.
Attorney.
Notice of Final Ssttltimsnt.
Notice la hereby given that tbe under
aigntd Aduilnisirsior of tbe estate of T.
L. Porter, det-eaaed. baa filed bia final ac
count in aaid estate and the Cwunty Court
for Linn connty, Oregon, ba by order
fixed the 7th day of November, 1887 at
tbe hour of one o'clock, p m of aaid day
for the final hearing of aaid account and
tba aett lament of aaid eidaie.
W J Utiwam.
J, K. WKAiHUi FOKD dms I iralor.
Att'y for Administrator.
Administratrix Notice
Notice ia hr givn thatthf uoder
signed haa this rtnj been dui Hppolnted
by tba C moiy Onurt lor Linn onto-,
Oregon. ArieafOletiairlx f ti' esin of
John P. ILlwk d-n:-a-ed U e of sai l
county and State. All irnons having
claim. agaimd aaid estate are bereny
notified that they are required to present
their claims dulv votified within six
month- from tin at liere f to the un
dersigned at her re!dnc n ai llarris
bnrg, Linn county, tLegou, or to her At
torney. Sept. 10th, 1887.
Naict f. Hawk,
Administratrix, of said estate,
J. K. Wkatitkmpoi p.
Attorney for Administratrix.
HOTEL FAB RENT.
npiKE EXCHANGE HOTEL N ThIS
1 city ia now offered for rent on reason
able term For particulars inquire of er
address Jamrs Mukbat,
Albany, Oregon.
Do You Want Furniture ?
IP YOU DO GO TO
W H WII.I1RH
II t Hi II JLU J-J ill X.J t
where Mm wilt find the bant make and
nueat finished
BEDROOM SUITS. PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS ANO
LOUNGES.
AUo a Hub Una n
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a bunderd different sty la of
Mouldings.
'Picture frames made to order.
Tli" larnnat and 1 1 Hto -h of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
avarkeutin Albany I'rls reasonable.
Conrad Meyer,
-PROPRIBTOR .
STAR HAKKlt V.
Corner Broadalbiu and first Sts.,
DBALKK IS -
i sui.nl rruiln,
tilnamwts),
lriel Frail.
PnlJsWe
NaRr.
CoHre,
Ktr
t Mil nt .11 cista,
4utiieware,
VKrta4lffnt
Mars,
sleHrH
ra.
In fkot vryuon that
ml TBJrtBiy all .i.n iv
markat prlo 1 for
pt la a gen
aora. HlBaM
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
CITY
iVnl anil Sale Stable,
4th St. between Eils worth and Lyon
J
II rs-a ar.to'l t , Hay, .. fc or
n10i.1L m iw oaab rain furf nay
an- air f .r aal, aUo out- b.r n and
chpalB oa Band
MRS, L. A, MCCOMELl,
PBOPRIETOR.
DR. L N. WO0DLE,
YaU rinary Surgeor,
effloa CUy Krd and Mala Stable.
ALBANY, OREGON.
MAR LIN
REPEATING
RIFLE
Oaarau-
iasnsUaa
BBT III TNI
avaaaa aaeaiately
WORLD!
laraaar aaaaU faasa.
II A Ii la A R D
i-j a.l
-t, fleioUe- idTimll
: '.' ' CelaWe.
Ai.rMa lire A rat a,, aaUaira,Css.
CURES ALL HUMORS,
from a eontsnoo motets, or F: rapt ion,
to tbe worat Itrolu s7oll.ra. uai
rever-apffja, steady or Hottgts akin,
tn abort, afidnwSaas caused by badood are
conquered by thle powrrfuL pttHfyttig. and
torlgorattnf mafhdnu. Ureat Kotlng I I.
eera rapkiiy beaJ under its Untrn infliireiBB.
has Jt tnariirrat.t it iK.t. tj.-y lit
Iter, moss Maak. Holla, far.
ore llyea. Bcrornioaa W
White Bwelilnsra. CloTtr.. or Illicit
rlllnsra. HI o Joint it it a ass a
-.t 5 rnlaurged 4l i. K. nd tr
nta q;w for i ewrgr . wub oo.-
t.ea pi''-, on nam rna
tonpont for atraatasaon P rr.-,
ff.H-tlooa,
"TH BLOOD I., !,ir
Tborqua-h Ir cJanaa Itby uainx Air. i'ic-rre'a
Uolden Tied leal 9faeoeerr, and geej
flilJtJailu
VZLZ.t. f
IOB.B fair ttlB. baeiajil alr
la I atrenrth. ani aonndueaa of
oouatlttttion, wdl be eatablasbod.
CONSUMPTION,
which It Serofnlona Disease of the
Langa, M grrpmpily and c rtainly arrested
and cured by tola OocVglven remedy, if taken
netore me numtt widened,
total disease, when fttafeoCferlng this nawem
ebrated remedv to too r.ubllS. r.n v,,iZm
thought erriouaty of calling it bla Con
puuii vret" onbaimouooaouiasnanie
BB top limited for a BtewfM which, from its
woooeriui oomninatton or ionic, or strt-.i
big. alterative, or.bjoc4taanalng,anU.bl
peotonu. ana nntnu ve propertlea, ia unw
not only as a remedy foe consumption
nwgft out for au
CHRONIC DISEASES
01 TUB
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
If .foal dun. drcwBv, debilitated, have
aalloar eolrap nt akin, tsr vi IlnvfahJunm mm
f? Jr.rrl?. r.
neat, bad taste in nv.oth. internal beat or obi
alternating with Lot linabea, low spirit
gloomy borebodlnga,
irregular appetite.
coated tongue, you are Buffering from Ind
fffJl0.""!8!'? Torpid ttsre
Blllonaueaa. In many costs on
part of tbese aymptoms are experleitoed. j
i eufreHna from Indie
oSB
avmotoma are szmhmumI. Am
a remedy for all eucu oaaaa, "Dr, FlereaB
Ooldeu
JHodlcnl Dlacovvry baa no
eouaL
uaL
forweak Lnnrj, fipittlnsr of Blood,
hortnesa off Breath. Broncfaitia!
evero Gong:
a, C'ouionptlon, and
. it lc a sovereign remedy.
In BUrona f-r Br. pierce1
km. sold, by Druggist.
xiDOrea anocuoas,
Send tea centa I
bookoaConaumptkm.
PRICE $1.00, aVSTSS!
Wert ft Dlspeestty Isdical Association,
Proprietors, CC3 IZuln St., Bcttaxo, V. Y.
Wctfs LITTLE
XkT CLsVMO
FILLS.
ArTTI-BIIIOTJ8 and CATHABTIO.
old oy Broggfata, x9 centa a vkd.
$500 REWARD
Is offered by the proprietor
of Dr. Sago'a OaOxrrb Remedy
for a caw.- of catarrh which they
cannot euro,
1 f you have a dieoharge from
the noan, offenalvo or. other,
wlee, partial ioas of ameii taste.
Or hearing, vmk (ma Aiil ntfn
at preewrre In head, you Lqvo ftitarrh. Thou-
"ffatSI
p-fmlnnfco in oooaumndan.
A"
und
al Meadaeltc.
A Noted Divine Says:
"I have been using Tutt'a 1.1 ver Pills
for Dyapepala, Weak Ktomscb aad
4'ostlveneaa, wttb wbteh I nave long
been afflicted.
Ms Pills
ARE A SPECIAL BLESSING.
I naver bad anything to dome ao much
Kd. Ireceommend them to all as
beat raedlelne In oxlstanee.
Bev. F. 11. OSGOOD. Hew York.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Office, 44 Murray St., New York.
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P APES ffawanTiaMasaaaaS
IKS
MAKE YOUR CHOICE.
W. D. Kelly, better known a "Pig Iron
Rally," Congressman from Philadelphia,
is out in th Forum regaling the country
with the beauties of production. In order
to save protection for the rich, and high
taxes for the poor, ha unequlvoea'ty place
himself on the platform of removing the
tax from whisky and tobacco. This is hi
way of getting rid of the accumulating
surplus in the treasury. This 1 the way
in which the great republican leader In the
next House propose to relieve the farmer
and the laboring man of heavy taxes
This, evidently, wilt be the attitude of
most of the republican memoer in the
. , , . -
next Congress. The financial and eco
nomlc condition of the erovernment I
tated as follow :
There are two general system of taza
tlon through which the general govern
ment get money to maintain Itself The
first Is by duties levied upon foreign good
and merchandise imported into this eoun
try. The aecond I the Internal revenue
ystem by which the government receive
large sums from the tax on tobacco and
liquors. The custom dutj 1 no lea a tax
upon whisky and tobacco. Custom taxes
are levied upon such necessaries of life a
roal, sugar, woolen goods, leather, hat,
cotten good, iumber,sait,oap,g!as, horse
hoe nails, hemp, jute, flax, and a dozen of
other article necessary to the comfort of
the farmer and laboring man. Every time
a farmer, laboring man or other person
burs arte of tha above named dutiable ar
tide from dry good or other dealers he
pays the tax in the Increased price of the
good. Every time a person buy liquor
or tobacco he pay the Internal revenue tax
in the increased price of the article pur
chased. Tobacco and whisky are mere
luxuries -not essential to the comfort of
man. The great mass of tha people,
whether poor or rich, must have woolen
and cotten goods, sugar, aatt, coal, iron.
hats,leather,soap and ao ferth.and these are
necessaries of life. Not BO with whisky
and tobacco. Men do a welt, and very
often better, without the ro.t ban with there
There are other source from which the
general government revenue, but the
amount I inconsequential and hence need
not be considered here. During the war,
the custom duties and internal revenue
taxes above mentioned were placed very
high to meet the then enormous current
expense of government. Now in time of
peace theae expense have been verv ma
terially reduced, and, thank to a faithful
democratic administration, this reductioa
is still going on. In consequence of tins
reduction, and the further fact that no
part of the bonded public debt i now re
deemable, the government is confronted
with the fact that giocsoocsooo mort ia be
ing collected annually than is aeceaaary to
meet the demand of government. Tbi
surplus Influx Into the treasury, it 1 con
ceded by all. must be topped. It must be
done by reducing or removing the tax on
whisky and tobacco, or by reducing the
tax on the necessaries of life above men
tioned. What do farmers and laboring men
say about this Will they have the tax
removed from whisky and tobacco t I
so. they will follow the lead of W. D.Kelly
and other republican leaders. If they
would have It reduced on the accessaries
of life they will follow the lead of Hon. J.
G. Carlisle -and other democratic leader.
THE I CKEAKI PKNlOX.
The report of the Commissioner of Pen- J
sion for the last fiscal year contains in
formation which should cause the people
pie to demand that Congress go very slow
in making further addition to the pension
list.
During last year the net Increase in the
number of pensioners was 40,234 and this
twenty-two years after the close of the war.
The pension list reached its natural max!
mum, under the law that helped to induce
men to volunteer In defense of their coun
try, In 1873, eight year after the end of
the conflict. The list then numbered 238,
411 ; the disbursement were $3y,oooDoo.
The numbers steadily decreased until 1878,
when the list contained but 223,998, and
the cost was $26,000,000. At that time
the new drag-net pension act, promoted
by claim agent and encouraged by vote
catching politician, began to pat. The
Ht grew at a rapid rate until on June 30th
last it numbered 406,000, and the cost was
$74315,000, And thus the anomaly I
prevented of a pension list Increasing at an
alarming rate more than a quarter of a
century a.'ler the 'close of the war that
made it necessary.
The pension roil of the United States is
now less by only 40,000 than the roster of
the standing army of Germany, and coat
within $10,000,000 aa much annually. It
exceeda by $10,000,000 the total expendi
tures of our Government in the year be
fore the war. The increase in it coat
since 1878 is within $4,000,000 of the di
minution of the annual interest charge ef
fected since that time by refunding and
by the payment of more than $1,600,000, -000
of the principal of the debt. So that,
as far as the annual charge is concerned,
the war debt has not been materially re
duced the form of the obligation has
imply been changed.
This it not a showing on which to ask
for service penions,based on the elimina
tion of patriotism from citlzenship,nor for
dependent penalona.that would pauperize
the roll of honor.
The M. A. T. haa read In an exchange
that in order to obtain the proper weight of
a man you should multiply his hight by ai.
The man who figured that out is complete
ly in a wilderness if he wants a general rule,
in other words does'nt know what he is talk
ing about. According to it a man 5 feet tall
should weigh f 55 pounds, and 5 ft 6 in.
173 pounds For a man 6 feet tall the rule
would aho'it apply.
ln'lpensable 10 the Toilet.
Darbv Prophylao tio Fluid cures ohaf
inn- erii'itiona a H inflammation of all
ktitria ; euren inflninad or so re eyes
relieve- pain from hitee or Bfinga of )n;
eecta ana sore fwt ; destioys ail taint of
parapet-ation or offensive smell from the
feet or any part 01 the '-od ; teane a and
wiiitens the skfn. Used aa a dentlf Ccc I; !
purlilMK the i.roatb ; pre-e. vae the teeth
and euros toolhaohei sore gums and n a
er, A little of tbe fluid in the water use
in bathing is very refreshing and eapeoia
ly beneficial to the sick.
(frees ear retalsr oerrs spaa eat.)
Washington, D. C, Sept. a6th, 1887.
That the action of the Government In
Issuing a call for the purchase of fourteen
million In bond was wise and timely, Is
the opinion of able and experienced finan
ciers In all portions of the country, and
there is also a general feeling that a finan
cial crises was narrowly averted due di
rectly to the constant and enormou ab
sorption of the currency by the Immense
surplus that continue to accumulste with
startling persistency. I know of certain
stanch and extensive business firm. In
some great commercial centres of the Un
ion, that were absolutely unable to place
loans, with the beat collateral, at ao per
cent. The ready response to the Treat
ury's measure of relief has been so satis
factory that It I believed that there will
be no further tightness generally seriously
felt in the money market until Congress
wilt have the opportunity to provide perm
anently for the country financial Ills,
brought on by the canker-worm of our
bOav politic the Ireasuiy surplus our
ww m r
troublesome heritage from the unsound
fiscal policy of the republican.
The President and Secretary Bayard had
a conference, laatlng nearly a day.the past
week, during which several Congressmen
were denied audience, and it la supposed
that soma affair of state of grave import
ance perhaps a solution of th fisheries
problem was under discussion, though
nothing ha yet transpired to indicate the
ubject matter of the consultation.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
I preparing a statement that, will show to
what extent the Government receipt
would be decreased by a total repeat of the
internal revenue taxes, and the result, so
far, I Interesting In one aspect, least, as
showing a decided change In the bibulous
tendenclee and inclinations of the citizen
of the United States. It appears that a
compared with the previous fiscal year
there has been a great falling off In the
maiufacture of whiskythe decreased
taxation amounting to nearly three mil
lion and three quarter the decline hav
Ing been noticed for a number of year
past. But, on the other hand, the manu
facture of beer is so rapidly Increasing
Out it may now be termed the national
b peerage- the increaaed taxation of the
past year showing a gain of about two mil
lion and a half dollar over the preceding
year. At an early date the Commissioner
proposes to have an analytical test made
of every brand of American beer, a It 1
alleged that many brewers use more alco
hol In making their beer than the law al
lowshence it is thought the analytl will
cause a se nsation. The Commissioner of
Internal Revenue state It as hi belief
that the steady decrease in the manufac
ture of distilled spirits Is due to the rapid
growth of temperance reform in this coun
try. While all I so quiet in politic this be
ing an off year It may tartle.lf it doe
not awe your reader,Otat a new Presiden
tial ticket, and a wonderful combination it
la, loo, linking a it doe two of the great
name of the nation, ha been launched
here In the Capital. And welt may Pres
ident Cleveland. he realize the strength
of thl "combine" quake In hi boot ..a he
aea hi vision of a tecond term vanish in
to thin air, for how doe he dare to oppose
the Presidential aspirations sf those mighty
men of r . v oee eminent statesmen
who will favorably compare with the fath
er of the RepublicLincoln and Doug
las ! Ye. I repeat It, Robert Lincoln and
Frederick Douglas. The gloriou deed
was done at a banquet given to Dougla,
the Intellectual giant of the negro racc.oii
the anniversary of emancipation day, and
though, by a strange coincidence, Robert
the son of hi father, happened to he in
this city at the same time, I do not know
that he is committed to the movement,ytt
hi pretence here on such an occasion may
be significant.
The frisky and wayward Riddleberer,
feeling that he haa been snubbed by uis
.-, INI .nrvi.,c.,.fl.lCI.,
togtre the majority trouble next winter
by voting with the Democrat and tying
the Senate whenever it cult the whim of
the erratic Virginian,which judging from
his past course, will be quite often. Rid
dleberg er will be the pivotal power of the
Senate, and he will make the most of hi
exceptional opportunity to keep the Re
publican In a constant state of suspense.
Pbystrtaa Hare lonad Oat
That a contaminating and foreign element
In th blood, developed by Indignation, Is
the cause of rbenmavlsm This Battle
upon tbe aeaatitve aob cutaneous cover
lag of the tnoaotee and ligaments of the
Joints, eanaln constant and shifting pal a,
and atTgregatlag aa a calcareous, chalky
depoelt which produoea etiffneaa and din
tortloa of tha Joint. No fact wbloh ex
perieace naa demonstrated in regard to
Boat otter' Stomach Hitters has stronger
evidence to support than tbia, namely
that this medicine of comprehensive ue
check the formidable and airocioua die
ease, nor la it lose positively eatanll-be.l
that it ia preferabiA lo the po-ms often
tled to arrest it, Mince the medicine eon
lain only salutary ingredient. It ia io
a algnai remedy for malarial fevers, -on
atl nation, dyapepala, kidney and blad der
ail menu, da'nlliy and other disorders.
Has mat you get the genuine,
The New York Voice I to be sent to
every Clergyman in the United State.
Miss Phoebe Cousins has been appoint
ed by the Court to succeed her father aa
United States Marshal of Missouri. She
ha Ion g been Chief Deputy In the office
and understands it duties thoroughly.
She is a handsome lady, and Miuourian
are willing to break the law in order to
be arrested by her.
During the recent dry weather in Mount
Pleasaat, Wl., the hub of a heavy wagon
truck a gate post, and the friction was so
great that It et fire to the post. The gate
was burned up, and also the grass for sev
eral yard in the vicinity.
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Oared by admin Uteriag Dr. Rains'
Golden Specific.
It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowirdae ot the person taking it; la
BOftomteiy nartmess and win effect a perma--11
1 and speedy cure, whether tbe patient is a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousand of drunkard have been made tem
perate men who have taken Golden Specific
in their coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day bailers they auit drinking of their own
free will. IT NEVER FATlS. Th system
once Impregnated with the Specific it becomes
an utteWmpoastbillty for the liquor appetite to
exist. For full particulars, address GOLDEN
SPECIFIC CO., 185 Race at, Cincinnati, 0,
aaai
Weed Wanted.
Oak and ash wood wanted at this office
on uhcription. Let those who intend to
supply us wood Inform us so that we wi!
know who to depend upon.
Will Bay Hogs.
Highest market price paid for hog, by
"Jim Weatfall," opposite S E Youngs, AN
bany, Or. Do not sell without calling on
him.
QUITE AS BAD AS BULLETS.
BUS ma Moldiar Talks of nt Campaign la
Virginia The Kaaasy la Animate
Tweaty Year After.
I ' Sei.ma, N. C, Feb. if, 1887.
Gtntltmtn: Yours inquiring wheth
er or not I had been benefited by Ka
ktne, and if so to what estent, Uci, to
hand. In reply will say that my health
has not been as good in twenty years
as now. I suffered with chills from
malarial poison contracted while serv
ing in the Confederate army on the
Peninsular Campaigns in Virginia. Did
not mils having a chill at least once in
twenty-one days, and more frequently
once in seven days, for more titan
teen years.
In this condition I visited New York
in November, 1885, on business.
While there I stopped with Mr K, D.
Barker, of the University Publishing
Company. I told Mr. Barker of my
condition. He called my attention to
your Kaskine and procured for me a
bottle. After my return home I took
the pellets as directed and found much
relief afforded thereby. Of this c ha nge
I wrote Mr. Barker, who sent two or
three bottles during the past year. My
health greatly improved. I increased
in weight from 165 pounds to 200
pounds, my present weight. I believe
the Kaskine did it. Quinine had fail
ed, as had other remedies usually ad
ministered in such cases.
Now, unless in case of exposure to
extra bad weather, I do not have chills,
and my general health is quite good.
I turned over half a bottle to a young
lady friend a few weeks since. 1 learn
from her mother that she was much
benefited by it while it lasted
I trust you may be able to introduce
Kaskiuc generally in this country, in
which many suffer from diseases con
sequent ujkjii malarial poison in the
system. From my own experience I
can emphasise its excellence lor such
diseases. If I can serve you call on me.
I am very truly yours,
John C. Scarbokough.
Seven years ago I had an attack of
bilious remittent fever, which ran into
intermittent malarial I tried .ill the
known remedies, such as arsenic, mer
cury and quinine. The latter was ad
ministered to me in heavy and contin
ued doses. Malaria brought on ner
vous prostration and dyspepsia, from
which I suffered everything. Last win
ter 1 lieard of Kaskine and began us
ing it. A few bottles of the wonderful
drug cured me. Malaria and dyspep
sia disappeared, and as you have seen
a June day brighter for the summer
storm that had passed across the sky,
so the cloud left my life and my health
became steady and strong.
Mas. J. Lawboh,
141 Bergen St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. Gideon Thompson, the oldest
and one of the roost respected citizens
of Bridgeport, Conn., says: "lam
ninety years of age, and for the Last
three years have suffered from malaria
and the effects of quinine poisoning.
I recently began with Kaskine which
broke up the malaria and increased
my weight a a pounds.
Other letters of a similar character
from prominent individuals, which
stamp Kaskine as a remedy of undoubt
ed merit, will be sent on application.
Price $1.00, 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
Koad, London. J
Groceries.
W tile lo iking after your opp'ie in the
tie, don't you forget it at N H Al n
Jt 0 keep groceries, and don't yoa forget
thai job eaa ga jaat much sugar, t ;a,cof
fee, r B or 1 ay rung elae for a dollar as oa
OSB g in ai J a MM e in th eity.and a; 1 of t be
beat qsa ity. Call oa Allen k Co.. when yoa
WBnft .ro3rie aad remeBsttor they never al
ow tamlve to be andriaeld.
flytrap of Figs.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Co-, Ban Francisco, Cat., ia
Nature 'a Own True Laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may be
had of Peehay dt Mason at fifty cent or
one dollar. It ia the most pleasant,
prompt, and affective remedy known to
oleanae tbe system ; to act on the Liver,
Kidney a, and Bowels gently yet thor
oughly ; to dispel Headache, Colds, and
PVvwra ; to cure Constipation and kindred
ill.
Ladle Fuse Shorn.
N H Alien St C are bow receiving direct
.1 m 1 ha manufacture, H J Hoibrook & Co.,
of U u;a, N. Y., a full line of hi justly eel
i.rted tine shes for ladies aod misses in
C. D. t. and K. E. widths. Those goods
will give splendid satisfaction, in fact there
are nu better taade.
rer Bale.
One hundred and twenty acres of the best
quality of Improved wheat land, all fenced
into four fields, good house, hard finish,
good outhouses, excellent fruits of all kinds.
Situated 3 miles west of Lebanon and one
and a quarter miles south of the junction of
th Narrow Gauge R. R ., with the Lebanon
branch of the O. & C. R. R. Inquire at
this office.
Anrdews & Hackieman,
WLDOUGLAS)
$3.00
SHOE
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CUKRENT EVENT.
A women of Has- f?itv Mint, li,,iAj
herself as a man and clerked in t store for a
Ewr ana Mm obtained admissioi into the
nights of Pythias.
Prohibition does prohibit. If it dots not
why Is It that the saloon-kecpe - is so anx
ious to have it defeated.when it would ave
an Immense tax on the husinest.
Of six young ladies, whose education at
Vassar cost f 10,000 each, fire married one
horse Iswjer and have to giv music lesson
to make a living lor the family. The other
one is ti)l tingle, bat leaning toward a coun
try parson oa a salary of $330 per y-sr.
A man died at Pirvinw,Pla., Ust week,at
tb SB Of 27. Who far Lnrimn n uni-
intt tO hi dviner tatamnf. hl .Mn.in. '
ed whole month irs m ( I.e. Oi in death-'
bad he atkted that he killed hi cousin in a
quarrel when a boy, nd had since been a I
wanderer. Nome of th- subscriber to coun
try paper are like tnt fallow.
St. Ledta haa a "wheelbarrow eras'' and j
the trade in thna hnml.U .i..u. !
v naaawawav TVNSVSW mm a mymmwo W W
ed so great that niaonfacturars cmi hardly
uppiy wie neinahd. The reason is lbt Uo'le
aod their lady friend have akea to I ..ying
mem, eon may le ,., winding tact, thr
around almost aey One ovenliig.
Ida Lewi, tba b- r lea . f UdM Hock, live
Ioua tu th light -: a-, i r p. rents being
dead and her irot...-r kh t follow tbe aea
Mi Lewivd thin live betweeo 1800
nd 1S81 Hse doe ail h. r arn house work,
keens the light trimmed aad burning, and
Bad time to raia a few fl iwar in the crsv
mm of th rooks 00 th rough. I: I.. U lslaud
WSSfc
The following exsmpte going tbe round of
tba urea ia an mmmv una "A I ... ......
one mile in length stopped with th.. cai oe
.. ia. . s . mm m
J me depot. The condartor got
orders to move bis train to tha aext station,
which wa jaat five mile ditat, lie gave
the eagineer th order to move, which the
latter did while th conductor walked over
ahead oa tap of th car aod got there jost
a the engine arrived at the next station,
whar he got off. Tb qoestn.n is how far did
he walk.er aa he v a walking tbe eotire five
a. lies, did b ride at all f He walked one
mil and roa four mile, that i. be walked
th length of the ear ai rode the rest of
the diateoo.
A New York City paper give Governor
Pennoyer the following interesting notice:
"Thirty-five years ago Sylvester Pennoyer
was a newly-fledged lawyer up in iiroton,
Tompkin county. HI father wa a farmer,
and tbe young fellow had spent mo of his
life on the place. When he hung out his
ign a a legal adviser the inhabitant of the
quiet village and the country around did not
keep him awake night with the case they
brought for hi consideration, so he started
one day for the territory of Orrgon.then an
almost unknown region to the people of
New York. He carried hi law diploma
with him, but he never used it, for lie could
not wait atarvingly for a legal reputation
and a fortune in the thinly-settled new ter
ritory, and so he went to work in a lumber
camp, like tlie stalwart farmer's son he was.
To-day he is one of the ricitcst lumber men
In Oregontnd last year was elected govern
or of the state on the Democratic ticketafter
one of the most exciting and thoroughly
contested elections that the state has seen for
many rear. He i here r.ow for the first
time since, as an almost penniless voung
lawyer, he left to seek hi fortune in tlie far
Weal in the spring of 1854, and ha been
with hi staff at the Centennial celebration
at Philadelphia. He will visit hi old home
at Groton before he re urns, and will doubt
less meet With a heart v m-ratinn (mm I ho
old timer In that live and ancient bury,."
When Andrew Jackson was President
of the United States, a poor woman at
Washington, who had a large board bill
against a department clerk which she
could not collect, sought in her despair an
interview with the President and told him
her trouble. The President told her logo
to the clerk andgethis promissory note,
then come back. When she returned, the
President took the note and wrote aero
the back Andrew Jackson. In due time
the note was placed in a bank for collec
tion and the clerk notified. He paid no
attention, but when informed a-ho had en-
domed it, quickly got the money and paid
the note. Next day he was notified that
hi service in the department were no
longer wanted.
Professor Carl Meyer, who made a ll
loon ascension at Erie the other dav. at
tained an altitude of more than 13.000 feet
without suffering any inconvenience what
ever. At that height he saye : "My putec
stood at 7- and my respiration wa 20 a
minute, or about twice faster thnn ordin
ary, but I felt first-rtte, and the air seemed
bracing and exhilerai ing. Tlie thermom
eter registered 62 degree."
Senators Sherman, Hawley, Hule, Har
rison.Cdmunda and Malum c are to encour
age the New York Republicans to try and
whoop up a majority for Colonel Fred
Grant during the coming campaign.
Flvejndgesin Chicago were recently
busy hearing divorce cases, to the exclus
ion of other business. That city has with
drawn its claim as a summer resort. It
should substitute one as a divorce center.
t
BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
Sciatica, Scratches,
Lumbago, Sprain.
Eheumatism, Strains,
Suras, Stitches,
Scalds, Stiff Joints,
Itinga, Backache,
Bites, Galls,
Braises, Sores,
Bunions, Spavin
Coras, Cracks.
THIS GOOD OLD
Contracted
Eruptions,
Hoof All,
Screw
Worms,
Swinuey,
Saddle Galls,
Piles.
STAND-BY
accent aUabes for everybody exactly what ts claimed
for it. One of Um re&toiui tat the grreat popularity of
the Mustang Liniment 1 found in Its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such a medicine.
Tbe l-amberm an needs it in cass of accident.
Tha Ileaaevrifte needs it for central family use.
The Caxaler needs It for bis team aad his men.
Tbe Mechanic need It always on bis work
bench.
The Mlaer needs It in ease of emergency.
The Pioneer needslt can't get along without it
The Farmer Bead It In his house, hi stable,
sad his stock yard.
Tbe Steamboat man er the Boatman needs
it la liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Horse-fancier needs it It is bis best
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs It It will save him
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The Ital I road man needs It and will need It so
long as his life 1 a round of accidents aad danger,
Tha Back woodsman needs it. These ts noth
ing Ilk it aa aa antidote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs ft about but store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Liniment Is wanted atones.
Keep a Battle ta the Hoaae. TUthe best of
eocnomy.
Keep a Bottle In tbe Factory- I U immediate
Ce In case of aocldant aavaa pain and uss of
Keep a Battle Always In
AKE
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR
Vnr ai Thae mf ibe
Unr, Xidfioy, Stomach and Spleen.
Thh purely veBetabl pre-
m&ttZ$SXL"l
th South in lBsa. h acts
U 'H v on th Bowels and
Kidney aerl eorrecta lbs
action of the Lir.ir, and m, there,
frr. the txt preparatory
medicine, wherrr the tick-ar-'.
may prevs lo b la all
i"flimrm diataSM it will, nn
a"1 luted Sry any other medi
one. afreet a speedy core.
The Bean Intro l sal 10 adatiatvier in ny
teadttion tit tb jrl-n, and under no el re urn
ijaiie eon It do harm. It will Invigort
;!" a plat-, of wine, but h no Intnaicailng brvr.
r to ted tn Intemperance ; will promote ttt
iieittlt.il, rtaalpate headache, and gener
ally tone np (he eystem. The dVwe a mll,
not Mi.plen.ntif, and it virtues undoubted.
Ho less of time, no later
mptlon or etoppeBe of
huainesa while taking the
RaaBj
ChiMrea complain if of
Colic. Ileudoehe. or Sick
Btomaeh, a Meaall er
Mere vii giro relief.
If fake occasionally by pa
tient eoood 10 MALARIA.
will eepei the poiioa and protect
A fBYefclABa oimmiov
I h been practicing medicine far twenty yeses,
aad bare never been able to nut up a vegnbk
rmtpoond that would, like Simmons Lirrr Kaga
lator, promptly and effectively move the l'ver to
actioe, aad at the same time aid (isaf serf ot weak
ening, the digewive and aMimliarlve powers et thB
ystem. I. M. Uurrow, M. D.,WaJungtei, Ark.
err. that yotT urr ntr. tizmrac
earar.n av
J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
HOFFMAN &PFEIFFER
-PROPillETORS OF
Albany
Soda Works,
And Manufacturer of
CHOICE C01FICTI0IIET.
Wo are bow prepared to aall st whole
ale, always freah and pare at Portland
price to dealers, We alec keep a foil
line of
Huts and Tropical Fruits,
OUR
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
department is cvmr'r We keep the
very nnoat stcok of aiaokaaa and chewing
tObaOSKL. ms rar ban nt and hruar ninaa that
Is b delight to smoker.
The WUmMMw GvlOK S
mmm mmm oaves rear. Bar 31
S'US!
L MB 3.500
SBbVbBSBW van. ole
CilVatS WmolesaJe
ft i met to consumer a e all
penoaval or tanetlr wee. Telle 1
order, aaad give era coat 1
thlmat worn use, eat, drink.
hare fern with. Thee IbTT AJsefJJ
BOOKJI contain tnfSsal
from the markets or tha
will mall a carry FBBE S easy
trees upon rearing or IO et. SO
expense of mailing, fet as heau
yon. Itepetfallr
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
OT dfe BTO Wahavwb A vi, 1
MANY LAMP CMUOKlfg AftS
offered for sale represented
as good tvs tbe Famous
HUT THEI
ARE NOT!
And Ilka Ball Counterfelte laveJc sits.
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OP THE GEVsTDlBw
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Office auenaeaed to for moderate teas.
Oiu-effieeUeppoait tb U. 8. Patent Office, and
weoaa obtain Pateats lea t.n.e than tbeee remote
earn Washington.
&end nttHlfe er drawine. We atf" be patent
anility free of charge ; and we make o ebara aaJwas
e obtain pau-ut.
We refer here, to tbe Postmaster, the 8npc nf
oaey Order Dir. andte officials ottheU. B Patent
oSka. Per etrtnlar, advice, terms, aad afeim.es
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PLYMOUTH ROCK 13 PAHTS.
Cat to eroer from woollen
doth carefully ssleetef
fur style and we ar. Ever
pair enarantee dead mwa
ay promptly refunded, or
a new pair nude, if oo
ar returned as
factory.
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Tell oa about what ee -ryon
ike, send neyeur
aha, hip and laaideleir
meaanre, tegetber with
S3 nU SS et. far pottcga
lor nrrnuM ,,rnu.
packing. Or s. r te us, or to the offer
tt mi paper, ana ot reninle 11! be rrafl-
ed you, including Pen tpe-neanre, a w
have deposited with (be proprietor of tbia paper a
nunr bei ot these packers (or sal at six cents.
PLYMOUTH POCK PAHTS CO.,
J4 snuuuer St.. Beaten, Mass.
C. O rKHRt
0 B.rfmt
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARSES,
iSucoessors to C. C. Cherry.)
IaQlimi8uS, Millwrights, and Iw
Fonrnteio.
'ft h, K HAVE OUR NEW shop- i
? completbd. and are now prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work We will
manufacture Steam Engines Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kind Iron
aad Brass Castings.
PtTTKR MtOR OB HBSBT NOTISTB.
Spettia1 attention civen to repairing all
in Machinery. Will alao manuflto
re .proved Oherry A White Grain-
P
xe u&x. ooice,
N :oe ts nndfraiga
ed h 6 y h ed Exeeu
triv t t ii t nf Perry
C. L . e i. .i i y Court of
Lia o a. nv. O-f''. Al ). ns hiving
clhi n- Mi;aint f uitH ter.r y uotiticd
to presei t th. I. w u ttteiitli from this
date pro ' . ! v-riii'.'.i aa by law r. quired to
thi unlerii.'tictl at A bauy, Oret.n.
:ept. ?th, 1S87
a r , . r
tVXARTHA 41 LINKS,
Execntru ot tho last will
aod testament of Perry
. . K. Veathebix)R1, C. Lines, Dee'd.
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with 3355 1