m
Win. Fortmiller & Co,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse
jBaTAfter business hours call at residence
cnmt Fifth and Baker streets.
lotica fbr Publication
Land Office at Oregon City, (Jr.. )
October 10th. 1887. J
Notlot la hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed not ce of hie
Intention to make final pro f In anpp rt
trf hia olalcu, and that said proof will ha
mede before the County Judtfoor Clerk
of Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Or.,on
Wetarsslay, Seveanhe. set. 1881,
via : John m Thotuas, tiomsstosd Entry
We, 4286 for lot 2, of Sec. 12, in Tp. 10,
His Be name the following witness
os to prove hia otntinuoua residence upon,
and oulilratlon of, aaid land, vis : L
Hubar, U Shelton, A M Mheiton and 11
Philip, of Jordan P. v.. Linn count v. Or.
Alao Tburstoa II. Thnmaa, Homeetead
Entry No. 45th, for tha S W K of Sao. .
In Tp, 10, 8 R 2 E, He namaa the follow
lag wttneeeee to prove bla continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, aaid
land, vie : ii Philips, L Huber, H bbel
ton and A M Shelton, all or Jordan P, O.
Linn county, Or.
W, T. Burns.
Register,
Hotted for Publication,
Land Ofllne at Kosebarg, Or., )
October loth. 187, i
Netlot la hereby given that th follow
ing named settler ha filed notice of hia
intention to make final proof in support
of hia claim, and that aaid proof will be
msde before the Judge or Clerk of the
County Court of Linn county, Oregon, at
Albany, Or,, on
aanvday. Beveaaber isuu ISST,
vis : W W Robe. Homestead Entry No
4S81 for the 8 E M, Sac 6, Tp. 14, 8 R
west W itlaoaette meridian, lie same the
following witaeaaee to prove hie con tin
nous residence ujon, end cultivation of,
aaid land, viz: O r Colbert, of Crawfords-
vdle, Una Oo.eQr.. H Hamlltoo, of Sweat
Home, Linn Co., Or,, B 8 Msrsters, of
Brownsville, Linn Co., Or,, C B Tyoer, of
Browusvllle, Una Co.. Or.
Cbas, W. Johnston,
Keglster,
Red Cro wnMills
I80M, LANNINe A CO., PROPR'3
novs stmouoa aoa
sjm
BEST STORAGF FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
BOSTON MILLS.
Having again assumed possession of
the above mill at Shedd, we hereby give
urn ice that w will receive wheat anu grind
it fur on eighth or tske it In exchange
Tb fl.ur will be equal if not better then
that of twenty years ago,
Wm Simmon3 Finley.
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
25 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Accommodations unsurpassed for
fort and safety. Fares end freights via,
Yaquins snd the Oregon Development
Com peny 'a Steemablp much lees then by
any other route between sll pclnts In the
Willamette Valley and Sn Francisco.
Daily fmsenger trains tnctft Sundays.
Lsave Taqsiaa. 6:30 a.m. . Lea Albany, 1X0 r. u,
Lee Corrallia.tbJS a,m. Uavi Corallu, 1:17 r.M.
mr Albany, 11:16 a. s.iAmve Yftqulna, 6:50 r. H.
Oregon and California trains connect at
Albany snd Corvallis.
WM. II . i.'iae,
Ossefal staaafer.
C . II Of. I E,
A. U. P. mod P. Afent, ConraQia, Or.
Oregon Developement Co.
First-class Steamship line between
Yquioa snd ban Irsncisco connecting at
Yaquins with the trains of the Oregon
Pacific Railroad Company.
SAlLlMeji DATES .
srsAssse,
raox sax raAxcisoo.
raoa TAseniA.
T C.
w.v.
E. O,
Y, C.
W. V
Monday, (M n. 10 am boi.dav Nov. o 1
Saturday. Kot. 6, 11 a m Prlday, Vor 11, 7 a m
riday, Stiv. 11, 9 a m
Tbu-fc.Nov 17. 11am
Wad 'day, Nov. 16, 10 am
Tsssuay.Nov ,22,6 a m
Monday,Nov.28,IO am
Saturday. Dec. 8, noon
lueday,Nov,i, 11 a m
K. O. Sunday .Nov. 27, O a m
The Conipeny reserves ihe right to
change sailing day a.
I B. TOBY,
Geo. P. and P. Agent,
804 Monteomery St., Saa, Praneiaeo, Oaf.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-.VIA-
Oregon & California R. R,
AMD OONNBCTIOS8
TMi: 81, a 81 AST A ROUTE.
Olaae eeunectloni made at Aehlad w.th etagea. of
the California, Oroff n and Idaho Stage Ompaay.
O
Only J.I If Ilea ef staging.
Time betarees Alba-y and Sat Prwcieoo, S6 boar
oAuroaifiA axrasMa te aixs dailt.
Sou'.b
4.04 r. u.
$M r m
30 A H
North
Lea
Leave
iVHHfflBuCLAtnfm
j-TKrrvX Oaismai. end Onxv Qjatvm
Wm M klectrio Truss. PsvteaketaiaM
nW fMn ' ""' IxXutirnUmMf
fl m XT "aa. ffaaara4-tS aaila. bub'
I VaW ""'1 tor FraalUosU-'t Paautklat MoL
Portland Arrive j 10:40 a l
Albany Leave 7:06 a m
t AabUnd heave 6:40 r u
1 "
vocal rAaasyasa tbaibs dailt (exeept Sansay).
:0J a a jLaavre Pwriiead Anlre"i-4i7i
11:44 mf Leave Albany Leave 1116 am
8:40 rn Arrive fcoreue Leave j 9 O0 a s
ukal rASiRxssa TBAisa DAiLrucBrr sovdat.
4 1) r m I Leave
:66r s I Arrive
11:60 rs I Leavo
1:84 rn Arrive
Albany
Lebanon
Albany
Lebanon
Arrive I 6:46 a S
lava j 6:40 a u
Arrive I 2:46 r a
Leave 2:0u r u
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
dally bet wean Tttrtlund Had At bland. 81kiyou'a and
Han Praaeiseo,
KMlvant Sleeplns: Csa between Pertlend
anal AatotSMd, ataklyen'a and an Pran
elera, t MKK 0W (iiahwe,
West Side tvtvlalen.
BETWKE.V PORTIAS AMD OOVTsUbla.
mAuibam PAU.T (exoept iiUBday.)
Leave Portland Arrive j 6:16 r M
Arrive Cert tllle Leave 1:80 r M
18:: r a
sxraasv raAoa daily (exspl Sxmanj .)
4:64 raj
aiOOm
Leave
Arrt-e
Portland
kfcaflnaville
Arrive
Leave
4:00 A M
8.46 a H
At Albany and OarvsUic eaunaet wHb tralaa ef
rates PsetSa aaUreM
Per fall Inforasatlaa ret.-ardlog- ratea, mepe, etc.,
asa on ueanpaay Abfea.
fi. E0KHL88, E. P. BOOEaB,
akaafoi-. PS8lAfBxt
Albany ooLLieiAfl Jl8TlTUflDo You Want Furniture ?
ALBANY, OREGON,
iSST, 1888.
rire Term Bases aepiesnber lath, last.
A tall corps of Instructor,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses of study arranged. to meet tha
need of all grades or students.
Spfciai i4cmmtt nfmrtd t ntndtnts
fmm A . J
Jrvkm aWrpw .
Tuition ranges from $5,50 to $12,60.
Board in private families at low rates.
Rooms tar self-boarding at amaiiextenae.
A omrefni supervision exercised over stu-
dents away from home. Fall term opens
SLanl.mlver 7th. for oirOUlSrS SUd I U.I
particulars auureaa tne nwuwi.
KT. ItllET B. CwSBBT.
Albany, Oragoa.
MRS. B, HYMAN,
nsxt east of S. K, l oung s, Aiusny, w.
. . s
Gutting Pd Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPINC OUTFITS, AND STAMP
INC DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
xumAAvm And Tbursdava or eaoa
week, and painting uon wuiuwwu
plaquee and other material,
Nloe assortment of Xiiists mstertsis on
hand.
Revere House;
ALBANY, - " - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
wittn.1 uo in flrsUoisss style. Tables
...nn!M with the beet In the market.
Nloe sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial t revelers,
ejrrree feseh as and fiwa the Betel.
Summons.
Jnsitc Ceer r At Pna'met of Franklin
But it, State urtgonomniy cj nam.
. . i . llnuHinunilir the fit en I
'Zri'.u nf jKii a Snellen. I
name and style
PlsinUtTa.
VS.
L. B. Dole, Defendant.
To L. E. Dole, the above named Dssasid
snt
Te the name of the State of Oregon, yon
ate hereby required to appear before the I
nndersisrnea. S Jisatuia ei me rawe iwiue
Precinct eereaaM, on the
tetst day ef Bevesssr,taeT
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of ssio day at
the office of as Id Justice, in said precinct,
to answer the above aamed risinUO, in s
oi vil action. The Defendant will take no
ttee, that if he fells to anawer the com plaint
herein, tbe Plaintiff win utse luogmsm
a Mi net him bur 8202 and 83 180 dollars, bs-
aldes his co-da sod dlsbursmfrnU ef this
aion mxsd. The service of this an
mono Is made by publication by order of
this Court, sed order being usde and
entered of record this 12th day of October,
A. D.. 1887. ,
uiven under mv hand this 1Mb dsp of
October, A. D., 17.
B. O. Hype,
W. H. Quaaans. J usUcsof the n
PltTe Att'y.
Notice of Assignment.
Notice is hereby given that A. A. Baeh
or of Linn county. Oregon, hse made a
general sssignment or ail his property to
the undersigned for tbe benefit of bis
creditors under an set of the Legielatnre
of tbe State of Oregon, entitled "an act to
secure creditors a lust division ef the es
tates ot debtors who convey to aeaigneee
for the benefit ef creditors" approved Oc
tober 18th. 1878 and the scrt amendatory
thereof, At! persons having c alms
against tha estate of the aaid A. A. Bashor,
are hereby notified and required to pre
sent the same coder oath to tha under
signed at Albany, Oragoa, within three
months lrem tbe date of this notice.
DstedS-pt. 20th, 1887,
H. Bbtabt,
Assignee.
e
flMB XXCHAHMB BOTKL .9 TmIS
JL city la now offered for rent on reason
able terms For psrdenlsrs inquire of at
address JaJUBs Mcsbav,
Albany, Oregon.
Hotice for Publication.
Land Otic at Oregon City, Or, )
October Slat, 1867. S
Notice i berebv etven thst the following
named settlor has filed antic ef hie intention
to make final proof in apport of bis claim,
and thst aaid proof will fee made before the
County Clerk of Linu C Oi . st Albany,
Or., on
Wedneadsy, Beeember tsth, 1887,
Viz : Grant Bellinger. Pre. D. No. S187.
for the iou 1, 2 ead 3, of See 26, Tp 12, S R
I W. Ha names tbe following witnesses to
provf hss continnoos reaideoce opoo,aod col-
. - . m . m a ey t - . . . r .
tivsuon f, aaid land, v : 4 ruswster, v
Si 1 vaster. J C Bait marsh aad J Newman, all
of Lebanon P. 0-, linn county, Or.
w. T. Bens st,
Register.
Botice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City.Or.,
October 3Ut, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that tbe follewisg
named ssttlsr bsa filed notice of hia intention
to aske final proof in support ef bis claim,
snd tbst asid proof will be made before tbe
County Judys or Clerk of Ltna county. Or.,
st Albsny, Oregon, on
Friday, December 23rd, ISST,
viz . W M Rutledgs, Homestead Entry No.
4795, for the S E of Sec 20, Tp 12, 8 R 1
E. He names tbe following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon, and cul
tivation of, said lend, viz : H Bunsll, C
Williams, 8 Powell sod W McPbereon. all
of Lebanon P, O , Lino oounty, Or
W. T. BuaJfET,
Register.
Hotice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City.Or., )
October 3 1st, 1887. S
Notice is bsreby given that the following
named aettler has filed notios of hia intention
te make fiosi proof is support of bis claim,
snd thst asid proof will be made before the
County Judge or Clerk of Lino county, Or.,
at Albany, Or., on .
Monday, Beeessber ISth. ISST,
tm mm . . WW a S 13 A.
Viz : J ri Oiezen tan tier, MomesMsa aotry
No. 4651, for the E 1 of 8 W I, snd W of
K i, of Sec 28, Tp 13, 8 R 2 E. He names
the following witneasea to prove his continu
ous residence upon, snd ouitivatieu of, said
land, viz . G W Howes, J W McOhte snd
B Mc Far I and, of Sweet Hme P O., snd
LMcFarland of Albany P.O., all in Lion
county, Orgoo.
W. T. BUS SKY,
Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.j
Oct., 8lat. 1887.
Notice is hereby givsn that t e follov -
ing namf d aettler haw filed notice of i in
intention o make finsl proof In support
of bin nisi in, and that said proof will be
made befora the County Clerk of Linn Co,
regon. at Albany, Oregon, on
Wednesday, Beeessber 21st, 1887,
viz : B'-njamin F. Harris, Homestead
Entry, No. 5107 for the N E 14 of N E lA
of See. 34, Tp. 13, 8 R I W, Willamette
meridian. Ho name the foi .owing wit
neseea to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, aaid land, viz:
D R Micheal, Ben Morris, Benson Harris,
and C H Kirk, all of Sweet Home, P. C ,
Linn county, Oregon.
W. F. Bctrnkt,
Register.
rr tou do oo to
W, H. WILLARD,
where you will flad the bast make and
finest finished
SEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LGUNCES.
Alio a fine line ot
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a hunderd different style of
Mouldings.
Picture frames made to order.
The largest and beat stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept In Albsny. l'rlws reasonable
Conrad Meyer.
-PROPRIETOR
STAR BAKU It Y,
Corner Broadalbin and First Sts.,
.-DEALER IS
Cannes! frail ts,
C Muaest Meats,
(staaaware.
Dried Pralta,
TahevDe),e
esrar,
t'oBee,
tufeasware,
Yegetablee,
t igara,
Mplccn,
Test,
SJ.
In fact everything that m kept In a gen
ral variety and groosry store. Highest
market price paid for
ALL KIND8 OF PRODUCE
CITY
I null QtlH Van lit Vtillilai
!
4th St. between Ellsworth and Lyon
Horses boarded by the day, weak or
month at reasonable rates. Balled hay
and straw for sale, alao oats, barley aad
CBOp always on hand
MRS, L A, MCDONNELL
PROPRIETOR.
o
DR. 1. N, W00DLE,
Veterinary Surgeon,
Office City Feed and Bale Stable,
ALBANY, OREGON.
CR0SSEN & ALLEN,
PROPRIBTOK8
Albany Track and Dray 09., No, 1
Goods handled with care aad dispatch.
CURES ALL HUMORS,
front b common Blotch or Eras ton,
tothe worst Borofala. 8alt-r beetse,
Pererres,w Bcely or RpBjgjh aUtisu
i swon, wasssm esoseo ny Dsn mood are
ny w Vmi,jnWBtw. and
hflpljn gOasfsaMMaOOU
Nee
a. fori km trtwxtae, with
n. Sain Dal oasts, or the i
treatise on Scrofiiiona ASetsnea.
IvOOD. IS) THE UrBV
ioUUitonuriue
6
CONSUMPTION,
which m
Scrofnlons Disease ef the
satngev is promptly
am certauuT
nd cured by this aoMrn mnedy. If taken
befcre the last stagesof the disease are
from fte wot
wonoonuj
power over thta
ratal disease, when Snt offering this now ce
Uitm
W h i K . TH iflB Mai
wenoenui eoninnsnon oi ionic, or acres
ma, alterative, or blond raeanstns;, aatt-
pwxotai,andnutxtMvopropertiie.k
not onJyas a remedy for oorsfuraptioa
"uim, mat aw au
CHRONIC DISEASES
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
If von feel dniL drowse. ArAUtmtA
sallow color of skm, or yelkrwIsbKWo
on face or bodv. freouent beadaha at
rsass. bad taste In mouth, intornal heat or cbluav
altenisiJr with hot flashes, low spirits and
Siocrmy sorebodfnas, lrrerukr appetite, and
Pert ot these symptoms are experlenoed. As
a remedy for all su
a remeoy ior Rji sucn meet, r. Fleree'S
Ci olden nodical Aiscoverr baa no
eenaL
?vf CBtaghe, Conensnptlon, and
. Send ton cents In stamps for Sr. pjercet
book on Consumption. Bold by Druggist.
unenvja aaeoaoos. w au
a eov
ssVaasasaTaai BDVWTV.
PRICE $1.00, WkfSZ8&
Mft DiqMitti ItiMl Assteiatios,
Proprietors, 083 Main St, BuWAXO, If.T.
88B8 TTTrtTD
fweii PILLS.
Aim-milOtJS Uid fATHtKTIG.
told, by Druggists. 26 eenui a vlaL
$500 REWARD
to offered by the prcinrsstors
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
foraceseofottejrrhwhiohtliey
cannot ours.
If yon haveadisoiiarge from
ttM boss, offensive or.ctixav
wise, partial lom of smell taase.
OT bearimr. weak evaa. dull nain
wpreaeure in heed. yon have Catarrh; Iou-
cm rerminam in
A Planters Experience.
"Mjr plantation ts In a malarial dis
trict, where fever and ague prevailed.
I employ 150 Bands; frequently half
of ttaens were stek. I was nearly die
eouraged when I began tbe nee of
Tutt's Pills
bameVtro Tnd BrtV.wdi have
" u .3fr Witts tbeee
nilla. a wAnlfl ant ban in I
swamp." . RIVAL, Bayon Barn, JLm.
Sold Everywhere.
Office, 4A Murray St Nw York. I
k and 1!
Qtwaa iaaManp
MTHB
j wyvuamy cwwu iioy uaintr ear. rieree
Its, vital Strenatb, aad so mi duces
eenieo rcmeoy vt wo PUOUO, UK rtWXCM
thought seriously of calling it hia "Con
sumption Cure," but abandoned that name
as too limited for a Mrtmm
oi tbe
Xtl
Qmoui. fjp ptPK.
THIS PAPER
mm& i pm as
er Adver
if stesere.
FASHION NOTCH.
t sssBBBBasBssassB
The present may truly ha designated a
itraid season.
A new snd fsshionsble shade of brown
is called Venetian bronss.
The Bismarck brown of past seasons Is
revived uader the name of old mahogany.
Rnbycut garnets are favorite stones for
various articles of jewelry In common
use.
French plaid woollens art materials of
tcnest chosen for little girls winter school
dresses.
Glove-fitting sealskin jsckets, medium
abort, will be popular this winter with
sty lish young ladles.
Surges of various weaves art a pepulsr
drsss material, and they are durable as
well as beautiful.
Narrow veiyet ribbon applied In rows or
in patterns like braid Is used in profusion
upon children's dresses.
Soft, silky Indian cashmere, combined
with moire of a deeper shade, is estensivt
ly used for tht new tslrlor gowns.
Fashionable slippers for morning wear
art made of black silk, In Japanese shape
hsving broad soles and no heels. -
Many of the costumes being prepared
fur winter are entirely gray, and gray
bonnets or hats will be worn tn suite.
Parisian young ladies art wearing pret
ty house isckets of dark green billiard
sr "sv
cloth deltcstsly braided In pale gold
In place of tht stlvtr chatelaine girdles
so popular during the summer, girdles of
fur with silt or silver attachments are
SaV
seen.
The newest handkerchiefs are of sheer
linen laws, with a border of daisies or
other small blossoms embroidered in net
ural colors.
Every style snd ehsoe of coraace Is
av er a op
fashionalble this season, the cut depend
tag only upon the occ iston for which the
toilet is designed.
Gold, silver, bronse, enamel, pearl or jet
pins, buckles, clasps, hoops snd slides sre
used in nrofuslon upon dresses snd for
si
millinery uses.
Gloves to wesr with s weddlna toilet
should be white undressed kid mosouetal
res, with broad stitching of silver or white
silk upon the hack.
The Istest sddition to the long list at
fashionable green are vert d or, a golden
areen. verv becoming to blonde, snd
vteus vert, old dull green.
Fsncy belt clssps, with dog-collar orna
me nts to match, are added to dressy toll
ets of silk or aatln, and also to handsome
tailor-made cloth suits.
Buttons are entirely omitted on many
of the new French dresses, the joining Is
front being covered by a plastron, a fancy
jabot or a double csscsde of tact.
Chain braid is a novelty In dress trim
mings and is pretty and moderate In price.
It is usually In two or three colors, and Is
sometimes interwoven with gold.
Young ladles wear toques of the same
mstcrisl with thslr cloth gowns. These
At the hesd like s skull-cap, sre in melon
shspe st the top snd have but little trim,
mings.
Bsnds of uncurled ostrich feather flues
are used as a finish for the neck and
sleeves of wraps, and in finer qualities
they sre utilized for bonnet crowns, in
rows of slternate colors.
The variety of outside garments this
season is greater than ever before
brtJ
is no stated length, every style, from the
long French pelisse to the jsunty hunt
ing jacket, being in vogue.
Vests oi pale ecru kid or ten -colored
corded silk are worn with short English
jackets of Gobelin blue, dark green or
pniy-colored cloth, which are braided or
embroidered in silks of the color of the
jacket.
It Is quite the exception to see a cos
tume without some combination of color,
either in fabric or trimmings, escept the
atrictly tailor-made suits, which ladles of
acknowledged taste favor for street wear-
THEY ALL HAVE THEM.
The other evening I went to a party and
tried to find out the pet superstition of
each girl I dsnced with. And they sll
hare them. One wouldn't go under s
lesning Isdder, snother would be sure of
becoming ill If she saw the moon over her
left shoulder, another would not read an
epitaph for fear of losing her memory.
One girl told mt sht could stop a dog's
howl sny time by taking off her shoe snd
spitting is it. In drswing her kerchief
from her bosom a narrow slip of paper
fluttered to the ground, on which were
some hleroglyhics. "Oh, my charm I"
she exclaimed. I supposed she had lost
an article of jewelry, and was searching
about for it when she seized upon the
scrap of paper as though it wsrs s deed to
a Ssn Diego corner lot. My curiosity was
sroused, end she explained that It waa a
charm insuring success in undertakings,
purchased by her at a great price from an
Egyptian fortune-teller in Paris, and that
its possession alone amounted to nothing,
but it must be put into the pocket or in
the bosom of a dress during the recital of
an Egyptian verse. If one failed to re
member that, however, the Lord's prayer
might he substituted.
" eoe
The Hon. S. D. Hastings, of Madison,
Wis., has inquired what rules the railroads
of his state make regarding the use of in
toxicating liquors by their employes, with
the. result : The Chicago and Northwest
ern road absolutely prohibits their use by
conductors, engineers and trainmen ; the
Chippewa Falls and Western road requires
perfect sobriety ; the employes of the
Green Bay and Minnesota road are not
allowed to use Intoxicating liquors ; the
Mil waukee, Lake Shore and Western road
discharges employes who get drunk, and
prefers and promotes total abstainers ; on
the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha road the use of intoxicating liquors
involves instant dismissal,and on the Wis
consin Central road only those who ab
stain from the use of spiritous liquors are
employed.
s.Mr T P. White asserts that the salt.
formed by fruit acids and tin are harmless,
-
and that poisoning by canned fruits must
be due to solder or other impurities, arse-
nic, copper or lead.
mmmsa
Wi WaBtVHSam.ewaiaonaeu
MenaasswaaMesasaaasnsssaBSsessassia
CURIOUS PACTS
A gas wall recently bored st Fsirmount,
I nd., flows nearly 13,000,000 cubic fust per
day.
Color blindness is twice ss common
among Quakers as it is among the rest os
the community, owing to their having
dressed in drab for generations and thus
disused the color sense.
There are now about 10,000 metal and
elastic contrivances in tbe market for the
sole purpose of holding together and at a
respectful distance different portions of a
gentleman's wearing apparel.
A cherry tree of the white Oxheart
variety on the premises of John Capura of
Orovlile, Cal.,bore this season sfioopounds
of fruit. It ts eighteen years old, is sixty
feet high and six feet In circumference.
In Brown county, III., is the home of a
man who is In his eighty-sixth year, snd
hss never seen s piano, never been within
ten miles of a railway, never wore a collar
or necktie, never had an a pair of socks
since he can remember.
The fibre of silk is the longest continu
ous fibre known. An ordinary cocoon of
a well-fed silk worm will often reel 1000
yards, and reliable accounts are given of a
cocoon yielding 1295 yards.or a fibre near,
ly three quarters of a mile in length.
A Dutchman of the sixteenth century
painted a landscape the size of a grain of
wheat, in which was to he plainly discern
ed a mill, a miller going up stairs with a
sack of corn on his back, and some peas
ants going along s winding country rosd.
The Msssschusetts men whose heads
are conspicuous on the paper currency of
the country sre 1 On the 10-dollar green
backs, Webster ; jo-dollar greenbacks,
Franklin s on the 50-dollsr silver certlfl
cste.Edwsrd Everett ; and on the 500-dol
lar, Charles Summer.
The Swiss watchmsktrs have invented
a watch for the blind. A smell peg is set
in the center of each figure. When tht
hour hand is approaching s certsin hour
ths peg for thst hour drops when the
quarter before it is passed. The person
fesla the peg Is down, snd then counts
hack to twelve. He can th,us tall tha time
within a taw minutes, and by practice he
ssn become so expert ss to tail tht tlmt
si most exactly.
WINstVAlliM COMING FROM FRANCE.
E. Jennsen, a prominent vlticuiturtst of
Bordeaux, France, is making an inspection
of the wint industry oi California. He re
cently visited Senator Leland Stanford's
vineyard at Vina and reports thst the
white wine grown there is excellent. Sen
ator Stanford instructed Jennsen to return
to France and bring out one hundred skill
ed laborers ts work st Vins. The labor
era will be paid $30 a month and allowed
$12 for board. Jennsen will return with
tbe laborers about the first of the yesr. Ht
visited Llvermors Valley last week, and
reported that the red wines there were of
a high qusltty.
The smartest girl reporter in this coun
try Is said to be employed on the Denver,
Col., ftrfmbiitm She Is a young woman,
and fairly glowing with the rosiest kind
of health. Her name ts Jennie Hopkins,
and she has written a book. She has been
on the Denver RtfnbUemn for two rears.
She tskes sssigmsienU like a man,and can
attend to the routine of the Courts or any
of the public department with as much
esse sa soy man. She goes everywhere
Her perfect manners compel respect, snd
whether she ts writing up s base ball
match or a raurde., she wreaths it with a
charm of language.
Although the claim of Utah to admis
sion as a state is now backed by the law
sblding one-wife citizens of the territory,
It Is not likely soon to be heeded. Deduct
ing the Mormon, I'tah has not enough
population to entitle it to admission. Da
kota's claims are far better. though the Idea
that in any case admission to the Union
can be claimed as a right la failacioua.The
country was premature in admitting Neva
da. The mistake made then has naturally
Induced greater caution since.
Powdered glass is largely taking the
place of sand in the manufacture of sand
paper. It Is readily pulverised by heating
It redhot and throwing It into water, the
finishing being done in an iron mortar. By
the use of sieves of different sized meshes,
the powder is separated into various grade
A strong paper or muslin is tacked down
aad covered with a strong size of glue, the
surface covered with powdered glass, and
when tht glut is dry the surplus glass is
shsken or brushed off.
An Indianapolis Grand Jury has found
forty-four indictments for counterfeiting.
Apparently Mr, Dorsey's $a bills are ex
hausted, and the Hoosiers must have some
change if they have to make it themselves.
Several European specialists hsve made
the curious observation thst acute rhcu
mstism is more prevalent In dry than
rainy weather.
Isdlspeassbls to tbs Toilet
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid euros enaf
ing, eruptions and inflammation ot all
kinds ; euree tnflammed or sore eyes
relieves pains from bites er stings of in;
sects snd sore feat ; destroys all taint of
on or offensive smell from the
set or sav part of tbe boa v ; cleanses and
whitens the skin. Used as a dentlfzce it
purifies ths breath ; preserves tbe teeth
and cures toothache ; sore gums and un
or. A little of the fluid in tbe water sa
in bathing la vary refreshing snd espeela
ly beaefloial to the sink.
Physicians Bars Found Oat
That a contaminating and foreign element
in tha blood, developed by Indigestion, Is
tbe eause of rheumatism This settles
upon the sensitive sub cutaneous cover
lag of the muscles and ligaments of tha
joints, causing constant and shifting pain,
and segregating as a calcareous, chalky
deposit which produces stiffness and dis
tortion of the Joints. No fact whioh ex
6 Tie ice naa demonstrated in regard to
oa'etter'a Stomach Ruters has stronger
evidence u support than tbis, namely
that this medinine of couiprshensive ue
checks the formidable and atrocious dis
esse, nor ia it lee positively established
that it is preferable to the poisons often
used to arrest it, since the medioiae can
tains only sslutary ingredients. It Is also
a signs) remedy for mslarial fevers, -on
sti nation, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
ailments, deMlity and other disordsrs,
Sat tnal yeu get the genuine,
SIS"
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Oared by administering Br. Haines'
Golden Spsetfie.
It can be srtven in a cup of coffee or tea with-
out the toowledae 01 the person taking it 1 is
absolutely hi
1 armies 1
and will effect a
1 perma
nent Is a
nent and speedy our, whether tha
odsrate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have Men maaeiem
nerate man who have taken Golden Soeelfle
in tbeir eoffse without tbsir knowledge, and
to-day belter the
Aev au
ult I
drinking of their own
FAILS. Tbe system
free win. IT
NSVSR
SftXSnC CO., 188 Bate St., Cuwlnnati, 0.
Some fins, frtih ssuer kraut at Wallace &
Thompson's.
So unpregtiatefl with vne hpaemc u Becomes
mtswjmposribtltty for the liquor appetite to
sMist. For fun particulars, address GOLDEN
HOW DO WE DIG OUR GRAVES?
Wo must tint or we cannot live.
This we all know. Bui do we all
know that we li hy oatinpf T It ia
said we ttig o r grmtmM with our
toeth. How (00 um Hit sounds.
Vet it ia fswM u i. Wo um I pi nned
at tho spprtui a of tli cholera
and jellow fevi i, ynt theie.iN a dis
ease constantly at on doom and in
our houstH far mr dangerous and
destructive. Moat peopla have in
their own Btornsvchs a poison, more
slow, but quite an fatal on the gnrms
of those moJadioii which HWtfro men
into eternity by thoutaoda without
warning in the timm of great epi
demien. But it i i a mercy that, if
we are watchful, wo can tell when
we are th n a:. ned. The following
are among th symptoms, yet they
do not always ncccHsaiily appear in
the eame 01 oar, nor ore they always
the tamo in different cases. 'Inert
in b dull and sleejiy feeling ; a bad
taste in the mouth, especially in the
morning; the appetite it change
able, k"!ik tin t-A poor and again it
aeema as t!i !..;h the patient could
not eat enoiij. h, and occasionally no
appetite at all; dullness ami shtg
ginhneag of the mind: no ambition
) to atudy or v. -iU ; more or h i head.
ache ami heaviness in the lu-ud;
dizziness on rising to the foal or
moving suddenly ; furred and coat
ed tongue; a sense of a load on the
stoimu'ij tlutt i. 'thing removes ; hot
and dry akin at times; yellow tinge
in the eyes; sonnty and high-colored
urine ; sou" taste in the mouth, fre
quently stymied by palpitation of
the heart ; iutpsired rieion, with
smgts that seem to bo atwitttii ing in
the air before the ey s ; a ough,
with A greenish oh'rd execto-
ration; poor nights' reet; a feticky
'shine about the teeth and euros;
hands and feet cold and clammy:
irrit.'.ble temper and bowels bound
up ai t costive. Thia disee has
pu ' the lihymef't&Ji and still pux
uu It 1 t.'o commonest of
sti e mid x t i most comnli-
..... . s r rrsr
' 'HI rr.ysr
Hon.. timtm
it i .tea as tor.
M'ticn. Mima-
.ts UTcr eotui ini nn: tlwn
ns malar'. :. .. oven heart dis
ee. But its real Jure ia that of
i 4ttonnnduv.p .).sfa, It arises
- t. di-ciivo orjran and soon
tfiecta aJ tht others tnrougfc the
d and poitoned Mood,
ihe wbob !.iy- in- iding
1 rvotis f iu ' bj I U rally
ttanvtt, even uhu there is nc
erne ".at ton to tell tha aad rtory.
Expoienc - ha, hhtmn thnt tberets
put 0.18 rc i . i hat can c itainly
curt this ti n: c in all its Magea,
namely. Shak r Kxtraet of liooto or
Moth S. kel'i Curative Syrup.
awet tuibt iMtt, rtlieleas. no time
should bo IobI in trying other Bt
cnll.nl K ii .b. , f.- they will do no
good. Of this great vegetable
preparation, (discovered by a vener
able nuie whose name ia a house
hold b ord in Germany) and be euro
to get the genuine article.
ofVK IT lit HEVfji POCTOOa.
Blinker Kxtraet of Roots or Sci
gel'a Hyrup Itits raised me to good
health after seven doctors had given
me up to tjio with oonaumption.---Bo
writ.-. It F. Grace, Kirkjuan
ville, Todd Co., Ey.
be fuunn or it just n time.
"I had bfieu about given up to
die with dyspepsia when I first saw
the advertisement of Shaker Extract
of Roota or Heigel's Syrup. After
using four bottles I was able to At
tend to my buninsea aa well aa ever.
I know of several eaten of chills and
fever that have been cured by it"
So writes Mr. Tboa, Pullum, of Tay
lor, Geneva Co., Ala.
WOHTH TEN POM Alts A BOTTLE.
Mr. Tkomaa P. Evans, of the firm
of Evans A Bro., Merchants, Horn
town. Accomack Co., Vt, writes
that he hod been sick with digestive
beorders for many years and had
ried many phyaieiana and medi
inesi without U'liutit. He began to
it-.. Shaker Extract of Roota or Sei
gei a Syrup about the 1st of Ian.
1887, and waa so much bettor in
three weeks that hec. .. . . . . .1 hini-
Holf practically a well roan He
odds: I have at thih :. uie bot
tle on Itand, and if I eotild uot get
any more mniid noi taict a ten
tloUnr hill fur if '
All druggists, or Address A. J.
White, Limited ",4 W t , st N. Y.
Per tale.
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
.a as. are. m a. a . a a
tne narrow uauge K. K., with the lxwanon
branch of the O. & ('. R. R. Inquire st
this office.
Ladies Fine ghees.
N H Allen St Co. are sow reeeivina direct
from ths mssufaotnre, H J Holbrook & Co.,
of U'ics, N. Y., a tall Has of his justly cel
ebrated fine shoes for ladiea aad misses in
C. D. EL and K. E. widths. These goods
will give splendid satisfaction, in fact there
are no better made.
Anrdews & Hackieman,
W1D0UGLAS!
SHOE
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - - OREGON
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.,
October, 81st, 1887. J
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of hia
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and thst said proof will be
made before the County Judge or Clerk
of Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Or., on
Monday, December SSth, 1881,
viz : William H H Cummings, Home
stead Entry. No. 4824 for the N fi M of S
W k ofSeo. 10. Tp, 13, 8 R 1 vV, He'
names tot following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culti
vatlon of, said land, vat s J S Caldwell,
G. Kinder. J Undley and J Pryor, all of
Lebanon P, O., Linn oounty, Oregon,
W. T. JBUaVRBTj.
I Register,
a a
fknWU
t nan
asasf
PEIWONAL.
Senator Joues ef Nevada Is again finan
cially flourishing. He has made his lat
fortune out of s Hse in some reel estate
which his bonanza friends set sstde for
him.
Joslsh Greston Is the pride of Bclton,
Tea., because he Is 100 years old, having
been born In North Carolina In 1778. Mr.
Graston's pride is In the fact that his first
vote was cast for Thomas Jefferson, and
that he ha always voted the democratic
ticket.
Mrs. Lydia Bacon of Sudbury, Mass ,
celebrated hernni.hunHria. aua-.,
other day. Mrs. Bacon, whose maiden
name was Hammond, was born in Natick j
tn 1787, and.the, house where her father!
and mother resided is still standing on the
outskirts of Cochltuate village.
William L. Gilbert of Wlnsted,Ct., whol
ha. mI... a . ... .1
avsorwu ror tne erection and
maintenance of an ornhan ssvlum in the
place,has decided to give the town s public
scsdemy, and is sr ranging plans for the
structure. The ornhan
m "-y - r 1 - Hi a n in
be known as the Gilbert Home will be
pleted tn a yesr.
The Istc Hon. William B. Washburs
left $1000 to the Greenfield. Mass.. ouhllc
llbrsry, to which he had eiven shout $18..
000 during his Hfc, and $0000 to Smith
Cellegcof which he had been s e-r.t h-n.
efsctor. The bulk of nis great estate is to
be divided between the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, the
New York Home Misslonarv Societv and
the American Missionary Association.
jonn btillman.the conductor on the tr:iin
which went through the burned hrldtr eat
Chstsworth, 111,, dreams of the wreck, and
he has not had a good sleep since the ac
cident. He has lost fort v. thro- ..A. s
J wwww asyssj pvUMUi J A
fieeh. He is on a leave of absence from
the road to stay as long as he wishes, with
a . m m .
oroers to look to the company for snything
ne wants, no matter what it ia.
Young ChsrUc Psrmslee. of Ansonis.
Conn., hsd s tremendous acsre the other
night. He waa welkins m. m .-ii. 1
w -"a lunula
track snd csught his foot between s plank
ana rail at a crossing. While trying to get
free he hesrd sn approaching trsln. As
he struggled it came nearer and nearer
and nearer until, just ss he hsd made up
his mind for death, the headlight showed
hies that he was on a switch and not on
the main tine. After the train thundered
by, a watchman released him. He waa
very lame for several days.
Five largest cities in the world f Vea,
here they are 1 London,3,8po ; Parts,
Ja69a3 ; Canton, 1.500,000 ; New York
t,o6,577 ; Berlin, i,ia2j.
e
Very
tvt-10BsM,Tej
I bays added to say Poof and sAoe stock a
hoe of the celebrated Laird, Schobtr A
MdckeU, Philadelphia Fin, lus for ladies,
misses snd children. Ak nl,i amA K
dealers generally to be the beat value and
gssj tne shoe made Widths C. D, ft
ana f.t. A esild ose bay aa cheap as a man.
Sam rax R. Toe so,
tote Agent, Albany, Oregon.
Notice to Tss-Payers.
Notice k hereby given, that I, or my
Deputy, will meet the lax payers of Linn
county, Oregon, at 9 o'clock s. m , and re
main until 4 o'clock p. m., at their respec
tive places of voting in the several pre
cincts, at the following times and places for
in purpose ot collecting the taxes for 1887 :
Fox Valley, Monday, Nov. 14th, 1887.
Scio, Tuesday, Nov. 15th.
Franklin Butte, Wednesday, Nov. 16th.
Santlam, Thursday. Nov. 17th.
Lebanon, Friday, Nov. 18th.
Waterloo, Monday, Nov. 21st
Liberty, Tuesday, Nov. 23nd.
8weet Home, ednesdav, Nov. 33rd.
Bruah Creek, Thursday, Nov. 34th.
Crawfordsville, Fridav, Nov. 35th. .
Browni.viIie, Saturday, Nov. 36th.
t enter, Mondav, Nov. 38th.
Orieana, Tuesday, Nov. 39th.
Syracuse, V edm-sday, Nov. 30th
Harriaburg. I hursday, Dec. 1st,
fialsey, Friday, Dec 2nd.
Shcild. Sa turd a 1 IW in
East Albany, Tueadav, Dec. 6th.
West Albany, Wednesday, Dec
7th.
Prompt payment will be required
Pay
your taxes and save costs.
Dated, Oct. 34th, 18S7.
D. S. !UITH,
Sheriff and Tsx ol lector
BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Iheamatlsm,
Barngf
Scalds,
atlags,
Sites,
Bruise
Bunion.",
Corns,
Scratches,
Sprains,
Strains,
Stitches, .
Stiff Joints,
Backache,
Galls,
Bores,
Spavin
Cracks.
Contracted
Eruptions,
Hoof Ail,
Screw
Worms,
Swinney,
Saddle Galls,
Piles.
THI8 GOOD OLD STAND-BY
accomplishes for everybody exactly what Is claimed
for It. One of the reasons for the great popularity ot
the Mustang Ualraent Is found In Its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such b medicine.
The Lumberman needs It la ease of accident.
The flenaewlfb needs It for general family use.
Tb e Cms. aler needs It for his teams and his men.
Tho Mechanic needs It always on his work
Tbs Miner needs It tn ease of emergency.
Tbe Pioneer needs It can't get along without it
The Farmer needs It In his house, his stable,
and his stock yard.
Tbe Steamboat man or the Boatman needs
It tn liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Horse-fancier needs itit Is his best
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs It it will save htm
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The Railroad man needs It and wm need It so
long as his life is a round of accidents and dangers.
The Backwoodsman needs It. There B noth
ing like it as sn antidote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Aferohaut needs it about hta store among
his employees. Aoctdteuta will happen, snd when
these corns tbe llustang Liniment Is wanted stones.
Keep a Bottle lathe House. . 'Tis the beat ot
economy.
Keep a Bottle 1q the Factory, Its immediate
use In ease of aeeideat saves pain and loss ot wages.
Keep a Battle Always la she Stable far
How's
Your Liver?
Ia the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exiat without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els arc sluggish and con
utipated, toe food lies
in the stomach .undi
gested, poisoning the
blood; 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 healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
NEVEB BEEN DISAPPOINTED,
,"""rr"MWU " WW SBSSSS BBWBSBSSaal
ms to he almost a perfect cure for all
HWnnacb smi Bowels.
W. J. McKlsot, Macon, Os.
HOFFMAN & PFEIFFER
rKUr rlllsrORO OP
Albany Soda Works,
And Manufacturers ot-
CHOICE OOIFEGTIOIIKI.
We are bow prep-red to pell st whole
tie. a'wavs fresh mH mn p..niaj
Unc a to rleafeiea W. aln at ftt
line or
Nuts and Tropical Pralta,
OTJH
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uj
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THIS is the top of the gen
uine "Pearl Top" Lamp
Chimney, all others similar
are imitations. . .
This is the
exact label "on
each one of the
Pearl Top
Chimeys.
The dealer
may say and
think he has as
good, but he has not
Insist upon the exact label
G . MACBETH & CO.
Pittsburgh, PaT
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of temples will be asaB-
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of 1 his paper, and
ed you, including
hr deposited with ths proprietors of this
aea sspa-sseasare, as we
m nioei 01 wees paoaaees for sale at sis
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ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Sncoesaors to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, MillwTiglits, aad Iroi
Founders.
WE HAVE OUR NEW 8HOPS AlX
complstet!, snd art now prepared to
handle all kinds of hsavv anrV w. win
raanufhoture Steam 'Engines, Grist and
aa inn r , . . w . . . t . J
ssaw asm raaoninery, ana ail kinds or mob
and Brass Castings,
'ATTKBNS M4BK OS SHOKT HBTICS
Special attention given to repairing all
lads of machinery. Will alao manufao
re the improved Cherry dt White Grain
ep rator
Administrator's Notice.
otiee is hereby given that tht nn 'tr
signed has been heretofore appointed Ad
rah list rator of the estate o! Jaiia E. Whit,
ing deeeased.by theCoentjf Court of Linn
oounty, and that all persons Having claims
against said estate will present the same
Eroperly verified to the undersigned at
is residence In Lebanon, Orego.., or at the
offl se of L. H. Montsnye. ia tbe city of
Altsuy, Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof.
Dated October 7th, 188T.
Junius F. Warms,
L, H Momsrz, Administrator.
Att'y for the Administrator.
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