The state rights democrat., January 13, 1888, Image 4

Win. Foitmiller & Co,,
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt AUention-First-class Hearse
jtBTAfter business hours (mil at resldenoe
earner Fifth snd Baker streeia.
Red CrownMiils
ISOM, LANNING & CO., PROPR'S.
nmimuoi pur
m BAEBBS DU.
tiiowa
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Pric in Caih fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
Anrdews & Hackleman,
W.LMJGLAS
$3.00
SHOE
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - - OREGON
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
125 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Accommodations uu surpassed for com
fort Rod safety. Fares aud freights via.
Y squiiis and the Oregon Development
Company's Steamship much less than by
any other route between all p int in the
Willamette Valley and San Francisco.
Daily fatmngtr t reams mnceft Sundays.
Leavti Tenants, 6:90 a.m., Lea e Albany, 1:00 r. s,
Lnh CarvmJlui.lUJS a,s. Usr Correihe, 1:17 r.R.
Arm Albany, 11:16 a. a, j Arrive Yaiuina, i:JO r. S.
Oregon and California trains connect at
Albany and Corvalli.
Wl. M. HO A?,
Oesstal Manesror.
C- C M04.I E,
A. ti. P. sad P. Agent, Corral, Or.
Oregon Developement Co.
First class Steamship line between
Yaquina and ban frsncisco connecting at
Yaqnina wttb tba trains of the Oregon
Pasitio Railroad Company.
PJAIMSC; DATES .
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svstssaa. raos sas raascssns. rsos th ura
Baal am Oregon, Mou. Dec 19. hat. 1H M
W UlaaVo Valla Wdr IX c. Knd Dec 10
Eastern Oregon Fnd, Die. SO,
The Couipruy ervea .be right to
obanga sailing days.
I U TOST,
Gas. P. and P. A.cnt,
304 Monljasaarj St., Ran. Prancoo, CaL
0YEF1AKQ TO CALIFORNIA
-sVlA .
Oregon & California It. R,
AND CONNECTIONS
THR JsT. mU ART A HOITC.
CI Baa oocnoctiona mad. atAshja-sd
w th steer, of
eg Company.
the Cahforala, Oresr and Idaho mmm
a
1 13 Mils at Mafia.
Time batwaea Albary and Baa Fraaciaeo, M boara
oali roast sxrasas tktisa oau.t.
lorn.
10:40 a s
7:06 a a
5:40 ru
4.C0 r. s.
IMAM
Leer.
Leave
Arrive
Portland
Albany
Ashland
Arrive
Ltare
awSS
1 .30 a. ni . Arrive gas Praueiaoo. Le.va 0,80 p, m.
hoCAi. rASsasasa tsaiss daily (except gssday).
tOO a a
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t:0ra
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Arrive
Portland
Arriv
Leave
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9 DO A V
Albany
local rASsxxess TSAijra dailv, excekt at ho At.
fcW r a I Leave
8:M r h I Arrive
11:50 r M I Leave
1:M r u I Arrive
Albany
Lebanon
Albany
Lebanon
Arrive I 6:46 A u
Leave I 5:00 a u
Arrive I 2:46 r m
Leave I 2:0u r a
PULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS.
I X f BMON MLEEPERR fer
Recsad ("laaa rasseagers
est all ibroaigh trsina
FHEE OF CHAKtiE,
West tide aYtvlslonu
rWHTLAXO AMU COW A I. LIP,
KAumu DAU.T(exeapt8snday.)
Leave
Arrive
Portland
Or villi.
Arrive
Livu
euo r m
1:90 pm
12:25 r a
Rxrasss tsaiss daily (exejpt Sunday.)
L-ave
Arri-e
Portland
HcHinnvllle
Arrive
Lye
0:00 A M
0.46 as
00rs I
At Albany tad Corral IU connect with train of
Oreyoo PaoiB Railroad
For (all Infonrtadun royardinjf raUf, BUM, etc.,
call on Company 'a Agent.
B. KOEHLEE, B. P. BOO EBB,
A PssiAesai,
Hotic8 for Publication,
Land Office st Oiegou City, Or., )
November 2ls(, 1HK7, j
Notice la berebv gtvnn that the follow
ns named settlor '.u filed notice of his in-
entlen to mske fin si proof in sup port of bis
claim, and that saM proor will bo made
before tbo County Judge or Clerk of Lion
county, Oregon at Albany, Oregon, on
Taesaap, January 171b, laaa,
vix: W M Phillips, Homestead Entry
wo. 40.H for tue w opisec ", Tp, 13,
K I w. He names :be following witnes
ee to prove bis continuous residence upo
and cultivation of, ssid land, viz :
Thompson, K Ha wken and T Arnold,
SodsvlMe Post Office an.l M Lacb, o
Sweet Home Pott Office, all in Linn couo'
tyr Oregon.
V . T, Burrv Y,
Keg later.
TCTi-lfl P fnr P11 Vlirn tirri I
riOWte IOr uullcawont
Iiand Office at Orepon City, Or., )
December 8tb, 1887.
Notice U hereby given that the follow
named settler hsa filed notice of her in
tontion to make 6nal proof In support of
her and ber deceased husband's claim,
and that aald proof will be made before
the County Judge or Clerk of Linn coun
ty, Or., at Albany, Oregon, on
Thursday, Eebraary 2nd, 1HHK,
viz : Barbara Hanpert, widow of Matblas
Han pert, deceased, who mide Homestead
Entry No 5140 for tbeE of 8 W and
lota 6 and 7 of 80c. 30, Tp. 12 8ofRl W.
She namoa the following witneMKes to
preye ber continuous residence upon, snd
ultlvation of. said lsnd, viz : J Welt,
D. Simons, O. W Klum, and J. Vail, all
of Sodaville Postofflce. Linn comity. Or,
W. T, BURNRY,
Reg later.
HOTEL FOtt KENT,
rriBE EXCHANGE HOTEL IN TOIS
I city is now c no red for rent on reason
Do You Want Furniture ?
IP YOU DO 00 TO
W. H. WILLARD
where you will dud the bent uiako
ftnemt tint bed
tiinl
BEDROOM SUITS. PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Also a fine line ot
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a hunderd different styles of
Mouldings.
Picture frames made to order.
The largest and bast stuck of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
aver kept in Albany. Prloet reasonable
ALBANY OOLLESUTE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888.
rtrsl Term Open a sissber IStta, 1SST.
A tnll corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coursoa of tudy arranged .to meet the
need of all grades of sludeuta.
S fecial iaduiomonts ojfond to student
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from S&.50 to $I3,&0.
Board in private faini'ies at ow rates.
Kooms tor self boarding at small exronse.
A careful supervision exercised ovt-r stu
dents away from home. Fall term opens
September 7tb. For circulars and full
particulars address the Fresideut.
REV, ELBERT . l OMiir
Albany, Oregon,
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIKFER, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted op in flrat-claas style. Tables
supplied with the be-d iu the market.
Nioe sleeping apartineuta, Sample rooms
for commercial travelers,
AwrPree Coach to sad front the UsMel.'BA
Sheriff's Sale.
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for ike County oj Linn.
J, If. Mover, Plaintiff
vs.
F. E. Robinson and C. K, Kobins i, his
wife, Levi West, K. H. Ktrshsn sntl Is,
Brenner, LtotVndsnt-;.
Notice is hereby givoi th t by virtue ol
an execution aud ordrof sale indued out
of the above named CVurt in the above
entitled suit, I will on
satard.y the flat dap or Jsnaarj . isan,
at the Court Uouso dowr in the city of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour
of one o'clock, p. in., sell at public auction
for cash in band to the highest bidder the
real property dnecilbod in said executloti
ana order of salt as follows, is-wlt : Lou
numbered three (3) aud four (4) in Block
numbered tweut.v four (20 In the city of
Albauy, Liuu county, Oregon, being the
stino lots upon which said F. E. Kobln
sen has lately erected a new residence.
The proceed, arising f.otu the sale of said
premises, to be applied : First to the
payment of the costs aud disbarsements
of suit tsxed at $4.29 and accruing costs.
Second to the psyment to the PlslntlfT. J,
af. Mover the uru of S1R45 00, with accru
ing interest thereon at the iste of 10 par
cent par annum from the 24th day of
October, 1887, and the further turn of
f 125 00 Attorney' foes. Third to the pay
ment to the IHTfoudaut, B, Brenner, the
snm of 1152.00 with Interest at tba rata of
10 per cant per annum lrm the 24th day
of October, I8h7, and the further snm of
$20.00 Attorney's fees.
Dated Doc. 15th, 1887.
D. S. Smith,
Sheriff.
API
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at Um Sewsrr Advcr
UAirur Asmcy of Mi wnc
AVER A I
INotice for Publication.
Land Office st Oregon City, Or.
December ldtb, 1887.
Notice is hereby givbo that the follow
ing named settler hss filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
of ber claim, and that said proof will be
made before the County Judge or Clerk
of Linn county, Or., at Albany, Or., on
Taesday, February TStk, IK,
via: -Phebe Humpleby. widow of Georg6
Hnmpleby, deceased, who made Home-
stead Entry. No, 4514. Jor the N W K of
Sec 2, Tp, 10. S H 2 K, ldun county, Or
she names .the following witnesses to
prove hor continuous reddence upon, snd
cultivation or, said land, viz : ti. jr.
Bodeker, Johu Doan, JauieH lierrv and
I. N, Brotberton, of Fox Vaily, P. O.
L,inn county, uregon.
W. T. Bub. BT,
Register.
Notice for Publication.
Lsnd Office st Oregon Citv, Or. (
December 20tb, 1887. i
Notice is hereby given that the followitir
named settler has riled notice of his intention
to make h'nsl proof iu support f his claim.
snd that said proof will be made before tl.o
County Judge or Clerk of Lion county, Or.,
at Albany, Or., on
Friday, March 2nd, iftKtf,
viz : John Garrett, Homestead Entry. No
47:)7 fot the 8 k oi 8 W snd Lots 1 and 2.
8ecs. 28 and 33, Tp. 13, 8 it 2 W, Willam -
. t .; Meridian. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence up
on, sod cult nation of, eaid laud, viz : K M
Hi-arinK, John Warren, John Keblianand D
PBonnett, all of Biowusvillc, Linn county,
Oregon.
W. T. BURKEY,
Register.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oreiron Cltv, Or. )
Dcember 15tb. 1887. J
Notice la ' eroby Riven that the follow -inB'HHined
settlui- baa fl.ed notice of his
intention to mske Mnnl proof in Hupport
of hL claim, snd that naid proof will !
made before the County Judgoor Clerk of
Linu county, Or., at Albany, Oregon, on
Tuesday, Vrhrnury li, ISMS,
viz: John Ik. mm. Homestead Entry No.
4510. for tb 8 K M of o 31, Tp 9, 8 R 2
E W M. He 11 nun the following wit
nesacs to provn hi- -ontiiiiious residence
upoii.andcuiAvsilonof. iu Und, viz:
H. F. Hodokei, Mis. I. M. Clint-n. Uino
Borry and I. N. lindhcrton.of Kox Valley
P. O., Linn county, Oregon,
W. i'. fJUitNKT,
UcgUter.
Notice for Publication,
Land Offijo at Oregon City, Or,,
Docember 16th, 1S87.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler Ins filed notice of bis
intention to makn final proof in supunrt
of bia claim, and that said proof will bo
made before the County Judge or Clerk of
Linn county, Or., at Albary, tr , on
Taesday, February 'iUi, 18,-w,
viz : Henry F, Bodekf r. Home 4 . d K11
try No 4570 for thw N E Hoc:. 4 Tp. 10 8
R 2 E. Willamette Meridian. Ho naina
the following witnesses so proTe his con
tinuous residence upon, and cuitivati u of,
land, viz: John Doanr, Mr-. Irene ,
Clinton, T. W. Gardner and Jtmes ilerrv.
THIS PAPER
M. Mr. AVER A SO
oi Fox vauey r, o. of unn county, Or,
FFIOIAL Ij and PaPBR,
t barrh IMrrrler
U. P. Church. Prsaohingsvsry Sabbath,
m -ruing aud evening bv Rev, f'.. Q. Ir
vim,. U. I). Sabbath School at SiSO P. M
Prayer mooting svery Wednessday evening
Kvanucuual Cmumch. l'resohing on Sab
Wth at 11.00 a. m., and I t. m. Sabbath
Sohoal lOtOO. I'rayer meetins svery Wed
opaday sreutng 7;30. H. K. Davia, pastor.
All are invited,
CoMunROATtoM AkCito acH. -Merviceasvery
Sabbath nioruing and evening. Sabbath
School at 12:15, Prayer meetiug on
Wsdnosdsy svsuitig of each week. Kev, 11.
V, Komiugsr, Psator.
M. E. CiiUhOM, South. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock A. at. and 7
o'clock P. at. Sabbath School al 10 o'clock
A. H. Prayer raeetisii Thursday svsuing'a
t 7o clock. Kv. .. Y. Bound, Pastor.
M. E. Church Soctu.Tawueht. Preaoh
ing ou tks tlrat Sabbath of each month morn-
iiik ami sveuinu. Sunday school esc a Hat
bath at 10 o'clock s. m. Prayer meeting
Ihuraday evening. Rev, Koonds, Paitor
M. K.CuuKCU. Preaching every Sabbath
morniog and evsniag. Song servioe in
the eveui ig before sermon. Sabbath School
st 2 dU P at. Prayer meeting every 1 hum
dsycrsuiax. Rv. U. F, Webo, pastor.
PKaaevreRtAR i. u uk cu. -Servioe every
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
cor. Broadalbiti aud Fifth sta. Sautlay School
unuse.1 lately after the morning servioe
I'rayer meeting every Wednesday eveuing
Kev K K Pritcbsrd, pastor.
First Baptist Church. Preaching svery
Sabbath uunningsnd evs'g.at Church on 5th
Street. Sabbath School iimtiedistely after
morning servioss. Prayer meeting eyer-
Tbnrsdy evening at 7:30 oclock.
Tut m U-ll, pastor.
Catholic Church. Servioe every Son
day at 10:30 a. m. and 7 P. h. Uat Sunday
of the month service at Eugeue City. Uuv,
I Am i-i Mi layer, Hector.
Protkstant Episcopai. Church. Sarvi.
cs srs held iu St. Peters Episcopal Church
every slteruats Sunday, mcrning and even
ing. Sunday school st 9;30 a. m . Fiiday
svening iicrvice on eyery Friday prcccliog
the Sunday service. All are iuvited to at
tend C'huistiax. Fourth Sabbath, morniog
snd evening. S, S. 10 s. m.
Ckrhak . At College chapsl, 2 p. m. J.
B. Brnun, Pastor.
St. John's Lodge, 6;, In Foster's Block
and Saturday of month.
Corinthian Lodge, 17, at Hall, 1st Sat
urday. Bay ley Chapter, 8, at Hall, 4th Sat
urday. K. of P., at O. F. Hall, every TUuradav
evening.
I. O. O. V , at tnetrnalt,cciy Wednesday
evening.
A. O. U. W , at tlicir ball, every Monday
evening.
Orgeana Eacampincnt, at O. F. Hall,
every and and 4th Friday.
G. A. R., at A. O. U. W. Hall, 1st and
Jul Saturday.
L O. G. f., at A. O. U. W. Hall, every
Friday evening.
Ignited Friend of the Pacini-, at O. F.
Hall, 1 at and 3rd Frjdays.
Conrad Meyer.
-PROPRIETOR OK.
STAR BAKERY,
Comer Broadalbin and First Sts.,
-DEALER IN-
C anned Frnita,
Glnaawnre,
Irid Fruit.
Tobacco,
Canne ft rata,
UnrroMwarr,
Vegetable.
4 1 gar.
Mpleos,
Tsms,
Ktr..
C oiler,
Elc
In fact everything th'. I kept in a gen
rai rariety and grocery store. UigbeM
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Ms Pills
Malaria, Dumb Chills,
Fever and Ague. Wind
Colic. Bilious Attacks.
They produce resrnlar, natural etae
nations, neves' grtpm or Inter r era with
dally bnslnews. As a family medicine,
they should he In every household.
SOLI) EVERYWHERE.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.
December, 15tb, 1887. j
Notice is hereby given that the follaw
ing named settler baa filed notice of her
intention to make final nroof In annnorL
of ber claim, aud that aald proof will ha
made before the County Judge or Clerk of
imn county, uregon, at sibany, Or., on
Wednesday, February tad, laaa.
viz : Irene M. Clinton, Homestead Entrv
No. 4541. for the NEi Sec. 2, Tp. 14), 8 R
2 E Wi lametto Meridian. She names the
roiiowing witnesses to prove her contin
uous residence upon, and cultivation of,
will land, viz: H. P. Bodekar. Jnbn
Dosne, James Kerry and I. N. Brotberton,
1 vox vauey. r. o., Linn county, Oregon.
W. T, Burn by,
Register,
6,000,000 PEOPLE USE
I aJ O.M.FERRY&CO.
am wnmnuniu
Laraeet Seedsmen
m the world.
D.M. FEIRY ACO'S
llaatralaS, Ortrrljs.
tin aadr1n4
8EED
ANNUAL
For 1888
will be mailed
REE TO ALL
r.pplicnnta, and
to lost aaaaoo'a
cuHtoroera wlth
or.l erdertna it.
Invaluable to all.
Every poreon oanuc
Garden, f loldor Flower
oncr.uo . Anon
D. M. PERRY c-CO. .Dotroit.Miohi
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.
December 16th, 1887, j
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
sottlf-r hasfilod notice of hie
intention to make final proof in aupport
of ids claim, and that said proof will be
mad i nefore the County Judge or Clerk of
Linn county, d-egon, at Albany, Or., on
Monday, February 37th, 188,
viz : George W Miller, Homestead Entry
No. 5.?8'J. for the. W M of W and 8 W
of N W H, Bee. J4. Tp, 138 R 2 W.W.M.
He name tLe following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence npon, and
cultivation of, sai l land, viz : N. D. Conn,
of Albauy. and J. M. Z-o man and J. N.
uo;oos, 01 urowiiftvuie and G. F. Svlvea
,f Un,l.n..
HUMOROUS MATTIES.
The moat unklndett cat of all Cutting
the acquaintance of a poor friend at Christ
mas tl.tte.
Polished antique bras Is now the erase,
a fact that explains the success ef suave
and cheeky old gentlemen as lobbyists.
With a dread now the heart of the mother
wilt quake,
Ami ner love for nor nay will be ever
awake,
While the cause of her worry the doctor
states,
Far the urchin's been given s row pair af
skates.
It takes the Laplanders sixteen days to
get married, hut It don't take more than
twenty four hours for many of them to
conclude that It was sixteen days worse
than wasted.
If a man could only utilise the diffused
radiance he witnesses after stepping on the
electric side of a banana peel, Kdison
would have to shew hlabuatiag at half
mast. American Artisan.
"All men cannot make money," says a
New York paper. That Is true. The Gov
ernment can employ only a few.eosnpara
tively, at the mint. Pittsburg Ckronutt
I W graph.
The Queen- Dear Mr. Sulllran.cRn you
not help an unhappy lady t My old age la
made miserable by dynamiters and rebels
John L. Well, mum, U ye can put de
ducks In a twenty-four foot ring wld ms.l
guess I can Sx ya out. Tld Bit.
StrangerI want to buy a good watch
dog.
Dog Fancier Here's the one yon want,
sir. Trained by an expert. He cam tell a
book agent or a peddler a anile off.
"And what'll he do then ?"
"Do ' He'll chew 'em into soup bones.'
"Well, 1 guess he won't suit me.'
Why ? Most people want a dog like
that"
"Yes, I know ; but I'm a book agent.you
see." -Kentucky Suit Journal.
ar '
"You have a brother in foreign lands, 2
believe ?"
"Yes, he Is in Japan now."
Travelling for his health r
"Well, In a way."
"How in a way f "
"Why, he was judge In a baby show
some time ago,and it won't be safe for him
to come back for at least three years.
Nebraska State Journal.
Bridget, if I engage you I shall aspect
you to serve my dinners fashionably."
"Dade murtUa' OI1I do It layer loiken,
so Ol will."
Ot course you know all about untrees?"
"Certainly, mum I It's meself as alters
serves the dinner on tra vs." Yoakers Ga-
mmm
A messenger boy's diary Monday, hir
ed : Tuesday, tired I Wedneada ftr..l
Newark Sunday Call.
"Say, bub, I hear that your folks are go
ing to have a conversation club at your
house this winter." -Yep . we've got
one." "Who ere the member f" t
and mother. I furnish the conversation
and mother provides the club Rn-
raore f" Detroit Frm Prm$.
'Does marriage change a
ask,"
you
(His tone and look were sad,)
"The first week of our wedding tour
Took all tba chnage I had."
Harper's Basar
Lord Doonywocks' I want extra
heat, weather-strip oa the wlndaws, a
special hall boy .private dining-roona,cIdcr-down
quilts, and H
Hotel clerk "Hold on, my dear air. I
think you've made a mistake. This isn't
heavca fPmea.
This 'ere animal," said a sho wman,"is a
leopard. The ancients thought he couldn't
change his spots, but It's bow known that
he sleep In one spat one nlgbt.and in an
other spot the aext night, and is alt the
time a changln' his spot." S". Y. Lodger.
Manager (to new man who took the part
of an Indian chief ia a Wild West drama)
- SiV tKawm WA1 let g0 vSMia- war st as asast
t wa j wmmw asra j vets ts vv eassj B s
They was the hit of the piece. You must
have lived all your life with the Coman
che.
New manNever aaw a Comanche or
any other Injun.
Manager (surprised)- Where d'ye git
them yells, thn f
New man I used ta drive a Near York
milk roate.New York Sun.
Honor the pumpkin vine !
Long may iu tendrils twine
Over the land I
Blessed be these who wear
Crisp hayseed in their hair
Glorious band !
Minneapalia Tribune.
' Papa'asked little Bobby McSwllligcn
"what is a railroad pool ?" "A railroad
pool, Johany," replied McSwitligen, He
where they water the stock."
At Vernon, Ind., visitors throw sllver
dollar into the ga well, just to see them
thrown back again. It ia evident that
Dame Nature wants too cents oa the dol
lar. Natural gas has vaatly Improved the
morals cnVlHttsbnrg. The game of poker
has been practically banished from every
fireside. There f nothing to poke.
The Journal asks, "What will be the fuel
of the future?" Such of us as are living
Christian lives have been taught ta believe
it will be brimstone. Life.
'There Is one paper that will destroy
the polish of any one it mny come in con
tact with."
"Bless me, my good
what is its
name ?"
Sand paper, madam."
Like does not always
Hke. An ele-
vator dropped four stories- in a Western
city last week because tJae atteadant had
taken a drop too much.
Detroit man Hello, beb ! What's the
"extra" out for, btse ball game.
Newsboy Nr,w, railroad accident,dozen
people killed, want a copy ?
Detroit man Of course not. This
newspaper buslafU is a fraud. They print
an "extra" on the least provocation. It'
shameful ! Tid-Bita.
Competing manufacturers in Baltimore I
have begu n a paste war. Both aides prom
ises to tick.--6,rstg.
People af all nations are employed in
manufacturing shoes, A good class to
turn out a variety of brogues.
The carpenter is an unreasonable feHow
He objects to plain boariLand yet he don't ,
like a boartl until it is planed. Danavilie
Breese.
Now is the time to lay in your thermom
eters. They are way down.
There' music in the air, remarked a
L J! t l a 1 . -
tunu parent, as ne noticed ni vounc hope-
If there Is anything more contrary than
an obstinate woman. It Is a right-handed
ock on a left-handed door.
Isn't It queer how all the smoke In a
stave will somehow or other find Its way
to one tittle crack,and then come out t
The better a dog's muzxle is the less he
can bite, vet this Is no motto for the manu
facture of firearms.
Quitting advertising In dull times Is like
tearing out a dam because the water Is
low.
When the Are Is kindled In your parlor
stove, then look out for "sparks."
The uroaperoua hardware merchant la
usually known by his stovepipe hat.
There is no disease so dangerous as tin-
want of common tense.
Be careful how you punctuate the stove,
and da not put too much (coal on.)
The duty on paper To pay your sub
crtptions promptly, and under the con
sciousness that you get more for the mon
ey than can be had In any other way.
An Irishman being sent to a machine
shop to borrow a tool forgot his errand be
fore be got there , he went to the bead
machinist and asked for the tool that went
with the lathe. The man, being at a loss
to know which tool the Irishman meant,
acked him. Faith, I forgot," aald the
, I . .A .in 1 1. I. .. I ll. H,.l,ll.t m t.
insnman, -uui it ia wmn v
Jl I ..1,1 ,.,..,r.l. u " Tbo
alter uuing in utw v.u. j .
machinist took down the tool, wrapped It
in a piece of paper aad passed It to the
Irishman. It was the drill.
rAsuiON norm.
Owing to the popularity of moire an
tique, designers are constantly devising
new patterns of watering. Noae of them
however, are so rich in effect a the orig
inal design.
Striped moire and eatin.the satin stripes
embroidered in gold and silver, is one of
the rich materials recently Imported for
evening dresses. Another effective ma
terial ha alRrnate.atrlpcs of faille .brocad
ed with single flowers In garlands, and
metre antique, in strongly coastrastlng
colore.
Muffs made of the material of the street
costume are in high favor, and fur, passe
meaterie, ribbon, lace and other faablon-
able trimming are used to decorate them.
The tournurc now appears merely aa a
drea extender, miau the bunched up ap
pcarance of pat seasons.
The fancy of the hour is for stripes. Ia
dress materials this preference extend to
draocrv nets, which show insertions of
w J V
black, white or cream ncLalternating with
moire ribbon ta all the popular color.
Embroidered stripes of steel, geld,pearl or
colored bead sre alo area upon black,
white, cream and various delicate colored
aats.
Handsome winter akirta are made of
striped silk, satin or plash, lined with sil
esla or flannel, with a plaited flounce at
the foot.
Umbrella haadles are veritable works of
art. The newest arc of solid silver, gca
erally oxidised, in artistic design. Solid
old is also used, and when combined
with ivory the result is extremely dainty
A ram's bora of solid silver, forming
ring large enough to slip over the haad. la
a favertte design with ladies just now.
"Volutins" I a new material which can
hardly be dUtinguiahed trom ailk velvet,
and I often used as a substitute for the
more costly material.
The newest orange shade is called "Orl
ent," and 1 a rich glowing tint, which
combines effectively with seal browa.
Pretty toques are made of ruby velvets
and cloth, trimmed with brown or g ay
wings.
Daacine shoe are of broaxe or black
kid with high vamp and ties, and eraa
mented with large square buckle of pol
ished steel.
Shot molrc plush is a decided novelty
In unusual effect. It is used for bonnet
aad hat trimming, and also for making
elegt-.nl mantelets.
Cornet-shaped pendant are ued in pro
fusion to trim the eleeves, hood and gird
lea of dresay mantle. Great ingenuity i
di .played In making these very effective
trimmings.
Pelt noil, which I merely uahaped
felt, I wrought with chenille cord or silk
and used for making some very stylish
bonnet.
Bonnets of velvet and felt, having the
crown at velvet and the brim of felt, or
vice versa, are much admired.
Bonnets com nosed entirely of ostrich
m 9
feathers arc new, and very toft and pleas
ing in effect. The crown and brim are of
ten covered with feathers of contrasting
colors, aad loops of ribbon aad ribbon
strings are the only trimmings.
Cut ateel jewelry 1 again in favor.
A new and popular design for scarf.halr
i and bonnet pins I a gold interrogation
J mark, set with haif-pearls.
An attractive brooch of gold represents
a folded lace handkerchief.
Among the prettiest designs in gold
brooches is a beautifully tinted maple leaf,
et with diamond.
Fee tale.
One hundred and twenty acres of the best
quality of improved wheat land, all fenced
into four fields, good house, bard finish,
good outhouses, excellent fruits of all kinds.
Situated 3 miles west of Lebanon snd one
and a quarter miles south of the junction of
the Narrow Gauge R. R ..with the Lebanon
branch of the O. & C. R. R. Inquire at
this office.
still Buying.
L. Senders is still buyioa good horsoo.
These having them should bring them in.
or the Lienor Habit Positively
by administering Dr. Haines"
Golden specific
Itoaa be given In a cup of coffee or tea wlth
ut the knowledge of Uie person taking it j is
.nbsolatatf harmless and will effect a perma
nent ana speedy cure, whether the patient is a
.moderate
1 onnkc
ter or en alcoholic wreck.
Thousand ef dronk-iu have been made tern
iperateinten syno have taken Golden Specific
In their, eoffue without their knowledge, and
no-day beltcvertlHquit drinking of their own
rce will. IT NKVKB FAIL87 The system
once Impregnated with the Specific it becomes
an utter Impossibility for theltouor aooetite to
For, tull particulars, address GOLDEN
CO., 185 Race at., Cincinnati, 0,
Physicians Have Found Oat
i That a contaminating and foreign element
im tue developed by indigestion, is
tne cause or sneumausm. xnis settles
upon tba sensitive sub-cutaneous cover
ing of the mosaics and ligaments of the
joints, causing constant and shifting pain,
aud aggregating ae a calcareous, chalky
deposit which produces stiffness and dis
tortion of the joints. No fact which ex
e rlen.ee has demonstrated in regard to
ostetter's Stomach Bitters has stronger
evidence to support than this, namely
that thi medicine of comprehensive use
checks the formidable and atrocious dls
ease, nor is it leas positively established
that it is preferable io the poisons often
used to arrest it, since the medicine con
gains only salutary ingredients. It is also
stAiguai remedy for malarial fevers, con
What Is this Disease that Is Coming
Upon Us ?
Like a thitjf fit night it steals
in upon us unawares. . The pa
tients have pains about the
chest and sides, and sometimes
in the back. They feel dull
and sleepy; the mouth has a
bad taste, especially in the
morning. A sort of sticky slime
collect) about the teeth. The
appetite is poor. There is a
feeling like a heavy load on the
stomach; sometimes a faint, all
gone sensation at the pit of the
stomach which food aoes not
satisfy. The eve are sunken,
the hands and feet become cold
and clammv. After a while a
cough sets in, at first dry, but
after a few months it is attend
ed with a greenish-colored ex
pectoration. The patient feels
tired all the while, and sleep
does not soera to afford any
rest After a time he becomes
nervous, irritable and gloomy,
and has evil forebodings. There
is a giddiness, a sort of whirl
ing sensation in the head when
rising up suddenly. The bow
els become costive; the skin is
dry and hot at times ; the blood
becomes thick and stagnant;
the whites of the eyes ln-come
tinged with yellow; the urine
is scanty and high colored, de
positing a hcm I i ment ufter stand
ing. There is frequently . a
spitting up of the food, some
times with a sour tank? and
Hometimes with a sweetish
taste; this is frequently at
tended with palpitation of the
heart; the vision becomes im
paired, with spots before the
eyes; there is a feeling of great
prostration and weakness. All
of these symptoms are in turn
present It is thought that
nearly one-third of our popu
lation has this disease in some
of its varied forms.
It has been found that phy
sicians have mistaken the cause
of this disease. Some have
treated it for a liver complaint,
others for k'nlnev disease, etc,
etc., but none or these kinds of
treatment have been attended
with success; for it is really
constipation and dyspepsia. It
is also found that Snaker Ex
tract of Roots, or Mother Sei
gePs Curative Syrup, when
properly prepared will remove
this disease in all its stages.
Care must be taken, however,
to secure the genuine article,
XT WILL SELL BETTER THAN
COTTON.
I Mr. John C. llemptinstall,
of Chulafirraee, Cleburn Co.,
Ala., writes: "My wife has
been so much benefited by
Shaker Extract of Roots or
Seigel's Syrup that she says
he would rather be without
part of her food than without
the medicine. It has done her
more good than the doctors and
all other medicines put together,
I would ride twenty miles to
get it into the hands of any suf
ferer if be can get it in no other
way. I believe it will soon sell In
this State better than cotton,
TESTIMONY FROM TEXAS,
Mrs. S.E. Barton, of Varner,
Ripley Co., Mo., writes that
she had been long afflicted with
dyspepsia and disease of the
urinary organs and was cured
by Shaker Extract of Roots.
Rev. J. J. McGuire, merchant
of the same place, who sola
Mrs. Barton the medicine, says
he has sold it for four years
and never knew it to fail
SHE WAS ALMOST DEAD
I was so low with dyspep
sia that there was not a phy
sician to be found who could
do anything with me, I had
fluttering of the heart and
swimming of the head. One
day I read your pamphlet called
"Life A mono tfie Sliakers"
which described my disease
better than, I could myself, J
tried the Shaker Extract of
Roots and kept on with it until
to-day I rejoice in good health.
Mrs. M, fe. TinHley, Bevier,
Muhlenburg Co., Ky.
For sale by all Druggists, or
address the proprietor, A. J.
White, Limited, 54 Warren
St, New York.
Mice of Filial Settlement,
Notice is hereby given that the unda -
signed Administrator of the estate of
Armenins Gary, deceased, baa filed his
final aoeount with the Clerk of the Coun
ty Court for Linn eounty, Oregon, and the
County Court has fixed the
eta day et February, Ikh.
at the hour of one o'clock p. m. of aald
day to hear objeetlons to the final account
r nuy and to settle saw estate.
This December 26th, 1887.
Miles Cart,
Administrator of the estate of Armenius
Cary, deceased.
Executor's Notice:
Notice ia hereby given that the under
signed ha been by the County Court of
Linn county, Oregon, duly appointed
Executor of the last will and testament of
Mary Jane Costello, late of Llun county,
Oregon, deceased. Ail persons having
claims against said estate are hereby no
tided to present them properly verified
to the undersigned at Harrisburg, Line
county, Oregon, within six months from
this date.
;This27tu day of Deeeiuber, 1887,
DOMicsTic Hiirrs.
VRRMlCftfXl.
Put R tableapoonful of lard In a parce.
lain dish ; when hat put In the vermicelli,
broken in small pieces, with some thinly
sliced onion, pepper, salt, a few cumiuseed
pulverized, and a sprinkle ef red p pper
Stir to prevent burning, allowing it to be
come a little brown ; then add a little hot
water, and boil until tender. By the time
the water is evaporated it will be done.
OIMOKRBRRAD,
One teacup each of sour milk and mo-
lasses, one egg, one tablesnoonful of soda
and ginger, one heaping tablespoonfnl of
butter or level tablespoon fu I of lard.
Flour enough to make a ttiff batter,
SWEET CREAM COOKIES.
One cup of sweet cream, two cups of
sugar, two eges, three pints of sifted flour,
three teaspoon fu I of baking powder
ifted with the flour, and a little salt ;
flavor to taste.
. rat rd Arfi.Es.
Slice the apple without removing the
skins, and put In a frying pan, in which
has been melted equal qantitles of butter
and lard. Stir often, and when nearly
ready sweeten to taste and add a half tea
spoonful of cinnamon.
SUGAR DROP CAKES.
One pound of flour, three-fourths pound
of sugar, one-half pound of butter, four
eggs and one gill of rosewatea ; bake on
paper. This will make sixty drops.
STEWED POTATOES.
Cut in small piece enough cold boiled
potato to fill a vegetable dlh, put with
them one pint of milk, half a cup of but
ter, alt and pepper to taste ; thicken with
one teaspoonful of flour ; stew Ave min
utes and serve.
FEATHER CAKE.
One cup of sugar, well beaten, with
three tablespoonful of butter, one-half
cup of milk, one egg, three-fourth cup of
flour, two teaspoon of baking powder ;
bake in a quick oven.
BREAKFAST CAKES.
One cup of Indisn meal, one teaspoon
ful of salt aad one tabletpeonf ul of sugar.
Scald the meal, then add two tablespoon
fuls of milk or water, one egg and one
tablespoonful of flour. Stir well Pu1
large spoonfuls of the batter oa a butter
ed griddle, and fry a light brown.
COLD WATER PIE.
A good substitute for custard pic whan
milk is scarce. Two Ublespoonfuls of
flour, level, two tablespoonsful of sugar
heaped, one egg, a lump of butter the size
of a hickory nut, nutmeg to taste, and a
good half -pint of water. Tbia make oae
pie.
DR. HEItRY SMITH,
433 Kearney St., - San Francisco
Over 20 years ex, avian se in the treat
ment of hrosstc ! Hell Ilia-
MM la America anal European host tals
snd other institution making a apeclelly
of these afflictions.
Horn) Treatment sent to such aa
cannot viait bis office. Orders for medi
cine promptly attended to.
WW
TiltlfIlM
In MiTcaa ful operaoo aiac 1M6, satroaited Iron
eecttoae of thi Xorihwett, rs dewed by
busaaeae men aar leading educator.
m MOST rEBFECTLY EQUPFaD SCHOOL
of lu claee oa the Coast, It c-Ben swivaia or daae
lasirwctiun, tUf and evening throughout the pear, ia
Arithmetic. W,ltinf, Crmprmdaac. Rawk-Veejjtag
Hanking, Shorthand. Type-writ in. Puaiassi sad Legal
Forma aad ait Coaaaaoa School lira nrhai
of all see aad both aeae admitted at aav time
Catalogue free. Armauong and Weaee. Proprietor.
FARM AT A BARGAIN.
The nndersianed offer for sale his farm of
275$ acres 6 miles north of Hsrrisbnrg on
the Hsrrisborfr, Peoria, aod Albany wt goo
road, 2 miles from wars boose on the Wil
lamette liver, 6 miles from Hslsey on the
OA L railroad, one-fourth of s mile from
sehool house, all fenced in 9 departments,
besides small lots, 175 acres ia cultivation,
75 acres oak grab, not heavy, 59 seres grow
ing wheat, 30 acres more cew lsnd in culti
ration, making B& sores in good condition
forwbeat this fall snd will soon be sown. 150
young fruit trees. Buildings fair. Price H
per acre. Terms easy. For part icu laaa call
on or address
C. C. Jacesor,
Halsey, Oregon
BEAST!
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
fcdjpa,
Lumbago
Soratchaa,
Sprains,
Strain,
Stitches,
Stiff Joints,
Backache,
Galls,
Sores,
Spavin
Cracks.
Contracted
Mosetas,
Eruptions,
Hoof Ail,
Screw
Woraia,
Swinney,
Saddle GalH
Piles.
Bhenmatiinj.
Barns,
Scalds,.
Stings,
Bites,
Brniies,
8 unions,
Cera
THI3 GOOD OLD STAND-BY
accomplishes for ever; body exactly what is claim. .1
for It. One of the reasons tor the groat popularity f
the Mustang Liniment la found In Its universal
applfcnbtlltF. Everybody needs such ft medtclna.
Tbo l,Mibrr,mn needs it incaeeof accident
The lloaaewtfe aad it for general family use.
The Caaaler needs it (oridglsaiasaad hi men.
Tbo Mechanic needs it always on Ids work
bench. The Miner need it la case of emergency.
Tbo Pioneer needs it can't get along without it.
The Farmer need it in hi house, his staw ,
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the Boatman neeis
it la liberal supply afloat and ashore.
The Horacfaacier needs It it is hi be it
friend and safest reliance
The Steok'svower need it it will save bin
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The iiailroad man needs it and will need it to
long as his life Is a round of accidents and danger
The Itaekwaodewau needs it. Thareteaoth
Ing iiko H aa s$ antidote for the danger to 111 s
limb and comfort which prrround tho pioneer.
Tbo Merebast need it about his store anion g
his em ploy oca. Accidents will happen, and when
these come th Mustang Liniment is wanted at one
Keep u Bottle lu tho Uouso. TI the besttf
jeonomy.
Keep a Sottlo ia tjbe Factory. Xtsimmedia e
Id si A MA
THE GREAT
VllesvmBK. sTSvvrwV
LIVER
DISEASE
ftVMPTAMltl biiterorUdtaaSetasaoBd;
OI iflr 3 IflflOI tongue coaled white or
covered with a brown fur ; pain In the back, aides.
ot ynas uaa ia ler Knesan
stomach j loss of airnoUto cm-tif
an'! wat'rbradi. or in'ileeaiion : ft
add eructation ; bowel alternately costive and
us; neanaene; mm st 1
sensation of having foiled to do something which
ought to have been done ; debility ) low piriu ;
a thick, yellow appearance of the akin and eye ;
a dry cough ; fever ; reiUssinsM ; the urine b scanty
awl high colored, and, if allowed 10 stand, depoita
a sediment.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
(PURELY VEGETABLE)
Is evfwrrstlly used in the South to
Torpid Liver to a healthy action.
It act with extraordinary cttteaey on tbo
TiVER,
1 KIDNEYS,
-1 and BOWELS.
M EfftCTtitx tftaric tott
Malaria, iypoiia,
Onatlnation. lUllousneaa,
Kick Ileailaorip, Jaxtndlco,
Naoaena, otic,
Mental l;prc talon, Ilowel t.'ompiabita,
Kiev, 1 Etc.
Endorsed by die use af 1 Milllima of Bottle, M
THE mi FAMILY MEDICINE
For Children, 4 Adults, nd for the Aged.
Uff. TO mi Hi aWCOaWWi Of THE SYSTEM!
J. H.7EILIM & CO.,
Sfibaswufstfrt n!MTELPMU. PA
FRANCIS PFEIFFER,
PROPRIETORS OF
Albany Soda Works.
AnJ Manufacturers of
CEOIGE GOHFECTIOHEM,
We are now prepared to sail at whale
aale, always fresh and pare at Portland
prices to dealers, We also keep a full
line ef
Huts and Tropical Mil,
OUR
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
department is com.?'ri We keep the
vary fines Steele of s'tuokias; and eaewing
tobacco, meerschaum snd brier pipes that
is a delight to smokers.
PATENTS
Obtaioed, sad all other Beats si In the V. E Pstea
Oos attenaaded to for saedsrste fees.
teopooatt the f. S. Patent Office, aad
Wa md to
aeaaty tree of eharg
;andwcmak o
"e resar here, to the
sasa Order Dir. aad to a
4tbG. a
Office. Por circular, adrtca. taVBsa. sad
esstnst allsiiis la yoorown State ereoaaty, address
C. A. SNOW &, CO.,
ufFmnm m&mmmm ssi
0. O CHERRT.
C.R.PVRKES
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKFaS,
Machinists, lOUfrnghta, and Iror
Founders.
r K are now completely pi
haioll.- si! kii.uM .f Li rr arcV
2n?l?5f'?r m lBRinat rha. an
"w amui aaaonmery,aii Mt Rinds vf
ana nrass uasunga,
rrrn
yayaayaaap1SpaayaJ
lHWlSJlUHIf
PATTEBSB 91 4tE ffiB SHORT HO? '-SSaaJT
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery.
MRS. B. HYMAN,
next ea-4 of S. E, Yonog'a, Albany, Or,
Gutting and Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPING OUTFITS, AND STAMP
INC DONE TO ORDER.
WESSONS IN PAINTING,
Wednesdays and Thursdays of eaoh
week, and painting done to oider on
plaqneaand other material,
Nice assortment of Art Labs materials on
bsnd.
I After Forty years'
I ciri tice la the
(" at n u vi murv
than Oifo Hundred
! lot- fur natenta ia
and Iforataa eooa
r ot the Scientifte
Thcussn.l nr"
the United h
trie. tti duI
Aiuerir.n 001
fr at-ot, caveat, trails
ri;hi. ate, H? tho I'nii.i
ci aa oiic t
r.&,Liif. it. I V.n..l. TT..T.
ence is uaequslsd and their facilities are law
irasar. aoii an oin.r enantri mmr .1
passed.
. lr wings ad rprciflcation prepared and fltei
In the Patent Office on ebon notice. Terms van
reasonable. No charge for aiamipatloo of modri
or drawiasa Advice by mail free.
Pat.nl obtained t hro-tch M onn a Co. are noticed
Intha IENTIKIC AMR IUCAJT. which ha.
the largest cireulaiion and i the most Influential
newspaper of iu kind pnbliahed in the world.
The advanuse of eaoh a notioe every patentee
admitted t, he th. best paper devoted to cionoej
aeohanioa. Invention. encineorln work, and
eth.r dapartmenu of indostrial proer.s. pub
tianed in any country. It contains the nam, of
all patentee and title ot every invention patents)
sach week. Try it four months for one dollar.
loldbyaUaewadaals,
Masa A Co., publisher
fit Broadwa? New York.
11 yea nave an invention to paten writs M
publishar of Beientifto AWiSa
luadlme suout puuU mailed fss
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Citation.
In the Countu Court qthe State of Oregon by
Linn County.
In the matter of the estate of Annie Batn
ford, deceased.
To Alfred MeMshan. Tavlnr hfaUah.t.
Emily J Grubb, Theodore Bamford, Melrin
Bamford, Rosa Powell and Rufua Bamfcrd,
all children and heir at law of said drvwl
and to all others kaown and unknown whq
have or claim to have any interest in saiii
estate, G resting :
In the name of the Stata af Ciraonn . Vnn
- -w-m w a va vst a V '
are hereby cited to be and appear in the
uonnty uoarttor the county of Linu at the
Court Honse in the citv of A IK.nv in .;!
county and State en
satarday the 11th day er l ebrnary, tsaa,
at the hour of 9 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, tho same being a day ef the regular
February term of aaid Court, 1888, and then
and there show cause if any exist why an er
der of sale should not be made directing snd
licensing T A Powell, Administrator of the
estate of Annie Bamford, deceased, to sell all
the right, title and interest of ths said Annie
Bamford at the time of her death, both in
law and in equity, of, in and to the real
property hereinafter described aa prayed fer
ip the petition of tho said T A Powell, Ad
ministrator as aforesaid, which said petition
is now on file in the office of lhe County Clerk
of Lina county, Oregon, which said real
property ia described as follows, to-wit : Lots
Ifo. one and two in Block No. tleven in the
town of ri&lsey. Linn county, Oregon, as
shown by the map and plats ef said town
new ou nle in the othce of tho Cierk for Liun
county, Oregon.
J)one by order of the Hon J J Whitney,
Judge of said Court,
In testimony where ef I have hereanto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said County
itth day of January, 1889,
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