Wm. Fortmiller & Co,,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS-
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearsa
JBaT After buaineaa hours sail at residence
cesser Fifth and Maker streets.
Red CrownMills1
ISOM, LANNINti & CO., PROPR'S.
w raocaas rtoua srrrsnioa non ran i ms
An HA KM an ova.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
Anrdews & Hackieman,
W.LDOUGLASl
13.00
SHOE
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - - OREGON
THE YAQUINA ROUTE,
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
Oregon Development Company's Sta n-
snip Litue
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
First-class through pssseur snd
freight line from Portland snd all point
ia tae Willamette valley to and from ban
enraoetaoo, Ual.
Willamette River Line of Steamers.
The "Wm. M. Hong." The "N. S, Beat
ley." The "Three Misters" are In aervfee
for both passenger and freight traffic be
tween Carval I ia and Portland and inter
ssHsts pointn, leaving Company's wharf,
Corvallis, and Messrs. Hulman A Co's
wharf. Nas. 200 and 202 Front St., Port-
isno, three times a week as fullowa :
-fOKTH rMrCNO.
LsavwCorrslua, Hon.. Wed. and Frktay. lv.nu A. M.
Leave Aibanv, Mon-lay. Wed. an. I Kndav. MX) .un.
Arnvt r-oruanu, tub., run. awl Saturday, 6:30 P. m.
Leave Portland, Horn., Wed. and Friday, 8:00 A. M.
Leave Albany, Tue., Thura. and Saturday, 1:30 p. M.
.irne..iriiu, iuc, Ihu. aiul Saturday, 4: M I. U.
Boats make close connection at Aibanv
with traina of the Oregon Pacific Railroad.
Ttata SCHgDfLK. xut Sunday.)
Leave Albany. l:w r. a,
Leave Corral Ua, 1:17 r. a.
Arrive Ya!iiiua, 6:6S r a
Leave Yaquina, e.ao a..
Leave Corve!Us.1e:3a A. v.
Arrive Albany. 11:16 a. v.
O. A C. traiaa connect at Albany and
Corvallis. The above traiea connect at
Yaquiut with the Oregon Development
Company's Line of Steamships between
Yaqama and Man Franciaoo.
NAI1,4 DATES .
BTSaMBajt. ruM BAM rAJrUBO.
." Va. a
- .. ' - . huh .n.,iu, nil.
Wlllsluvtta Vallav. Vrt I... vi ill
Sjsstcrt. Oregon, Ttc., Jan. 10th, enn Jan. 15lh
Willamette Valley, Mon .Jan. ISth, frun , Jan. 'J :nl.
ItMUrn rfn, tel., Jan., H4, Set . Jan. LU.
W.UanUe V.llev, a., Jan. auh. r rid., Feb.. 3rd.
The Company ,rv the right to
change sailing datea without notice.
N. It. Pasaengors from Portland and
Willamette Va ley poioU can make Hose
connect! n with the traina of the Yaquina
route at Aibanv or Corvallis. sod Ifdee
tined to San Franciaoo should arrange to
arrive at Yaquina Ibe evening before date
of sailing.
fM-aK-r ml V. right Kates always Ibe
Ls9WCtt4-
For information apply to C J Stuart, freight and
Ticket Agent, Allauiy, or to C II Haawell, Jr., O. F.
r. Agt,, Oregon lK-v,i.J,mm.t :o :j04 Moiitcomery
St., San rranciet.., Cal. . C. M04.I K,
A. a. r. sad P. Agent,
Oregon PariAc R It Co. Oevvallls, Or.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-oriA
Oregon & California R. B,
AND 00NNBCTIOH8.
THK NT. SSJ4ST4 BOITE.
-O
Time between A1W y and Set. FraeJa,, sfi hears.
OALiroaviA Kxraaee 11 tise dailv.
Mm
4.00 r. a.
it-Mr u
7:M a a
Sorth
I 10:40 a a
' 7:06 a a
0:30 r a
Las
LSSV
Arrive
Portland
Albany
Han r'.iieico
Arrive
Leave
0
local rAMBBesa TBAin uiLr .except Sunday).
8:00 A a
1 2: 40 F M
t:40r
Leave
baas
Arrive
Portland
Albany
Kureue
Arrive
Leave
I.oavo
S:46 r m
11:36 a a
I St A M
kJfltST TAWMBiL
local pabmbkokb tbaibs daily, xxcxrr scbdat.
silO r a Leave Albany Arrive 1 6:46 am
HM r a Arrive Lebanon Leave 6:60 a a
l:&0ra I Leave Albany Arrive 2:46 r a
IMifU Arrive Lebanon Leave g-.OO r a
PULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS.
KX'( RSION SI.KKPBBS far
Srrttntl laS runnrusn
an all i It route It traiaa
Fit El OP CHAK4JB,
vreat aide Mvlslea.
HKTWCMN POKTLAXH A Mr COVVaLLIV,
m Ail vbaim daii.t (exoept Snnday.)
7:80 A a I Lave
li.r ml Arrive
Portland
rvllli
Arrive
Kta r a
1:80 p a
axraasB tbaibh pajlt (ezejpt Sunday.)
t:wr I UMIvs i'ortlaurl Arrive
HWv Arri-e MeMinnvUle !v.
0:00 a a
6.46 a a
At Albany nd CorveJHi eoi.ncct with traim of
Oregon Paeiflt. fiailroad
Fr full information regarding rates, atapr, str.
call on CouiMuiy 'n Agent.
B. ROEttLBR, K. P. BOOEaW,
w'r APSMAoent.
MR8..B. HYMAN,
next asf of n. IC, Young's, Albany, Or,
Gutting and Fitting a Specialty,'
STAMPING OUTFITS, AND STAMP
ING DOME TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
Wednesday and Thursdays of eaeh
w 'k. and painting done tootderon
plaques and other material,
Nien assortment ofArlisU materials on
liaiid. ..,
la V O a. tk are fretful, peerish,
AJAVIVI6 cross, or troubled with
Windy Colic, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by uain& Acker's Baby Boothcr.
Do You Want Furniture ?
IF YOU DO GO TO
W.H.WILLARD
yo
Iwni make
HI) 'I
nueat finished
BEDROOM SUITS. PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Alto a tine line ot
PICTURE FRAMES.
end a hunderd different styles of
Mouldings.
Picture frames made to order
The largest and bout stook of
UNflRRTAKRRS ?MU.
aver kept In Albany. Prices reasons bio.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888.
First Teraa wbwbb September 13th, Issff.
A toil eorpa of Instruttors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses of study axrauxed to meot the
I need of all grades of students.
Sftxial imdmmmemtt Jwl to tult$
frvm msVcxm.
Tuition ranees from 16. M) to SIV.M).
Board in private fainl'iea at :ow rates
Rooms lor serf-boarding at small rx - ense.
A careful super vision exercised over atu
dents awav from home. Fall term ojw-hh
September 7th. For circulars and full
particulars aaareaa uio iTeskieat.
kkv. BLaamT a. cwxmt
Albaoj, Oregon,
Guardians Sale,
In the matter of ik ( .,.,. hip of the
frsoH amd profrrty of l.awrrne McLtnre,
a minor.
Notice la hereby given that by order of
the Connty i ourt of the County of Polk
and State of Oregon, made and entered
of record in the Probate records of Polk
county and State aforesaid on the 3rd cay
of October, A. D, 187, 1, Margaret Booth -
by. the duly Qualified and acting guardian
ef said minor, will offer for sale and sell
to the holiest bidder. for cab. the follow
ing described real property belonging to
aaid eatate, to wit : An undivided one-
tenth interest in and to Block No. any
(60) in Haekleman'a Second Addition to
tbe city or Albany, iu county of i.inn, lu
the State of Oregon aforesaid. Said sale
to take place in front of the Court House
doer, at Albany aforesaid at tbe hour of
1 o'clock p. m ou Tkursdsy, Feb. lbtu.
It.
fcfAftuABKT Booth b,
uuardian.
Assignee's Notice.
UTOTICE IS HKKEBY G1VEM
lw to all whom it ray concern, that W
K. Price, of Scio, Oregon, did on tbe nth
day of January. 118 (be then and there
leing inulven, and unable to pay his
creditors in full) lawfully ssslgn t me si!
bis property for tbe benefit of all his cred
I tors 'i berefore all persons having claims
against tbe said lassignor W. K Price will
tereby take notice of said aaalgnment and
present their claims under oatn.to me at
my place or business in Seio,L,lnn connty,
Oregon, within three months from tae
date hereof.
Dated January 20th, 1888.
J, C. JoHttsoa,
Asslgnse,
VV, K. RlLYKV,
Attorney for Asaignes.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office st Oregon City, Or. i
December 20th, 18e7.
Notiee iahereby given that the ftJlowiug
named settler has Mie-d notic of his intention
to make heal proof ia support ot h s elairr,
and that aaid proof will be made before the
County Jadge or Clerk of Linn county, Or.,
at Albany, Or., on
Friday, Karen '.ad, isaa.
vis : John Garrett, Homestead Kntry, No.
4797 foi the 8 I el S W aad Lots 1 and 2,
Sees. 28 and 33. T, 13, S R 2 W, Willam
rtte Meruliau. H names the fallowing wit
aases t- prove In C 'Htniu.Hal rssi Itnoc up
on, and cultivatioa of, said laad, viz i K M
Hearing, John Warren, Jnha Rebhaosnl D
IflSonuett, all of Brownsville, l.inu county,
Oregon.
W. T. Bl'USBF,
Register.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or. 1
December 16th, 1887. J
Notice ia 1 ereby given that the following-named
settlor has Died notice of his
intention to make final proof in auppert
of bis claim, and that aaid proof will be
made before the County Judge or Clerk of
Linn eounty, Or., at Albany, Oregon, on
Tarsdsy, Febraary Slat, IMS,
viz : John Dosne, Homestead Entry No,
4540. for the S K 14 of Sec. 34, Tp. 0, S R 2
E W M. He names the following wit
nraaea to prove his continuous residence
upon, ana cultivation ef. said land, viz :
II. F. Bodeker, Mrs. 1. M. Clinton, James
Berry snd I. N. Brotherton.of Fox Valley
P. O., Linn connty, Oregon,
W. T. Bcrhey,
Register.
Notice for Publication,
Land Oflice at Oregon City, Or,,
December 15ih, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named nettle r has filed notice of his
intention to makn final proof in support
of bis claim, and that said proof will be
made before tbe (aunty Judge or Clerk of
Linn county, Or, at Albany, Or., on
Taestlay, Febraary Viet, IKK,
viz : Henry F.Jtodekrr, Homestead Kn
try No 457(1 for the N K Sec. 4 Tp, 10 S
R 2 K. Willamette Meridian. He names
the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
land, viz: John Doane, Mrs. Irene M,
Clinton, T. W, Gardner and J-imes Berry,
of Fox Valley P, O. of Linn county, Or.
W. T, BlTHK'KY,
Register.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or,
December Kith, 1887. j
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the County J udge or Clerk
of Linn county, Or,, at Albany, Or., on
Wednesday, February 22nd, lxss,
viz i Pfaebe Humpleby, widow of George
Humpleby, deceased, who made Home
stead Entry, No, 4514, for the N W 4 ef
Sec. 2, Tp, 10, S R 2 K, Linn county, Or.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residenco upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz : H. F.
Bodeker, John Doan, James Berry and
I. N. Bre.herton, of Fox Vally, P, O.,
Linn county, Oregon.
W, T; Bur;ky,
Register,
FARM AT A BARGAIN.
The ui dersigned offers for sale his farm of
275 acres 6 miles north of Hairisbuig n
the Harrubur, Peoria, and Albany wagon
road, 2 miles from warehouse on the Wil
lamette liver, 6 mile from Halcey on the
OA Crailtoad, on-fourth or a mile from
nchool houte, a'l fenced ia 8 departmtntr,
besides small lots, 176 aorts ia cultivation,
75 acres oak t rub, cot heavy, 55 sores prow
iug wheat, 30 acres more new land in culti
vation, making 93 sere ia g khI condition
for wheat this fall and will soon le snwn. 150
ClUOCtat.
APER,
aso for Am
y Signature oj
Conrad Meyer,
-PROPRlETOit OF-
STAR BAKERY,
Corner Broadalbin and First 8ts.,
DEALER IN
auueti rraitn,
GlsuMwsret
Drlfxl Frafta,
Tosisteeo,
fanned Heats,
Qttreuawaire,
Vegetstbleatt
Igatm,
Npleea,
C o flet, Tea.
Ete,. Etc.,
In fact everything that ia kept In S gen
ral
variety and grocery store. Highest
market pries) paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Tutfs Pills
lotfy
r falls to
erraoi
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick
Headache, Biliousness
And all dUcsHM arlalng from m
Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion.
xse natural reealt la moon appetite
solid riean. Ooaa small i elearawt-
r eaalaa sm assay to awn 1 low .
SOLD BV KEY WHERE.
Notice for Publication.
Land Offioe at Oregon City, Or.
December, 16th, 1887. J
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler haa filed notiee of her
intention to mske final proof in sup pert
of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before tbe Count Judge or Clerk of
Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Or,, on
Wedneaelay, Febraary Stallage,
viz : Irene M. Clinton, Homestead Kntry
No, 4541, for the N E Sec. 2, Tp. 10, S R
2 E Wl lametto Meridian. She namea the
following wltnesaea to prove her contin
uous residence open, and cultivation ef,
aaiJ land, viz : II. F. Bodeker, John
Doene, James Berry and I. N. Brotherton,
of Fox Valley, ?. O., Linn county .Oregon.
W. T, Bums ay,
Register,
6,000.000 EEOPU WE
0.M.FERRY4C0.
aia eniiillileil In ail tin
, Laraeet SeeOemen
in tno won a.
D. M- 7ZXKYA CO'S
tll-etraies, Beawva.
nrs iHi tuH
8EED
ANNUAL
For 1889
will be mailed
REE YO ALL
applicant, and
to leat eeaeoo'e
oaettauetu vrith
ont ordertaa it.
Invaluable tons.
rsty Dtsson osuut
FCarden, F loldFlower
Dell. FERRY ACO., Detroit, fvlloht
Notice for Publication,
Land Ofnce at Oregon City. Or.
December 16th, 1887, J
Notice is hereby ariven that the follow-
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of bis claim, and that said proof will be
mad 3 before the County Judge or Clerk of
Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Or., on
Monday, February 91th, 188,
viz : George W Miller, Homestead Entry
No. 5389, for the W X of 8 W 14 and 8 W
i of N W 34, Bsc. 14, Tp, 18 S R 2 W.W.M,
He namea the foilowiag witnesses to
prove liis continuous reuidenoe upon, and
cultivation of, aaid land, viz : N. v. Conn,
of Albany, and J. M. Zoos man and J. N
Combe, of Brownsville and G. F. Sylve
tor, of Sodavlile, Or.
W. T. BUKNHY,
Register.
Hotice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the un de
signed Administrator of tbe estate of
Armenins Gary, deceased, has filed his
final account with the Clerk of the Coun
ty Court for Linn county, Oregon, and the
County Court has fixed the
tttto day el Febraary, 1SS8
at the hour of one o'clock
FFIGIAlI. and V
and M lyjjpPTiji I, J i
tWV m mm mm I SI j
Eos
m mmim UT
BaTSS-s-SBB-aaT--aaB?BBaBmaam
my 10 uvni ouje'toua to uni uuti Hcsouni i.trw men w ao nave taxen uotaen Hnectuo
mMiiiw DiPisoaai,
SDtTBD MY mm
Women' CkrliUn Trmpemee lain
Thn W. 0. T. U. meets on the 111
and 8ttl Tueiday of each month all
t'clook p. at., at the A. O. U. W. Hail,
over, Frenobf Jewelry Store.
In the letter of Mrs. Llxsle V. Wilson
In the last wash's Ukmoa sat alio alluded
to the call mads upon Mrs. ex-Preildent
Polk, by members Of t lie Nat Convention
We give for ths benefit of our white rib'
son women s abort sccount of ths recep
tion :
One of the most delightful occasions of
the Nashville Convention was the visit of
a hundred representative women to Mrs. I
Polk. The grand old lady wished to re-1
ceivc the whole convention, but her fami (
!y, fearing her strength was not sufficient, I
thought it not safe. The general officers, I
President of States, National Superinten-1
dents of Departments, representatives of lej
the fnM AYfW and ether pubdcatlons.al
hundred In number.vlslted the Polk man-1
slon, and passed through the reception-1
reom.whore Mrs. Polk awaited them with I
her alece and aranJ nlece by her sldc.The I
Isdiss tiled through sad were presented to I
Mrs. Folk, ths name and title of each lady i
being announced Mrs. Polk took each I
by the hand and spoke to each some ap-1
preclatlve word. She showed wonderful I
aptness In recognlilng just what each work I
represented meant. When the young la-1
dies came she ssld, "Ths work ef the girls I
Is one of the most Important that can bsThls case will probably be brought up for
done," Her eighty-tour years set very I eanelderation to dav. As ths Lamar nom-
w w w . I
gracefully upon her mingled dignity and 1
sua vlty .reminding us strongly of Madame I
Willard. Her home is a fitting setting fori
this jewel, a typical old-time mansion-1
house, with great pillars at the doorways,! As Indicated In my lost letter, Gen. Ed
reminding us of Arlington tf eighu. Pass-1 ward S. Bragg, a former Wisconsin Con
ing through the door, we are welcomed I
Into a broad hospitable hall, from which I
open doors on every side. On Its wslls,as
wed as on those ef the reception snd 1
drawing-room, hang ancestral portraits and I
other valuable paintings. Scattered every-1
where are souvenirs and objects of virtu I
of great laterest and value. I
The maasioa stands far back from the I
street ; in front of it Is the mausoleum of
President Polk, a plain, massive structure. !
Under its dome Is ths monument covering I
the vault ; above It the incript!on,"Jsmes 1
K. PolV tenth Pr.eialnr jtf tit 1'atlcH I
State ; born Nov. a i7o : died lune ic.
1849." On one side of the moowmeat Is
the Inscription : "The mortal remains of
James K. Polk are resting la the vault be-
nctth Born In Mecklenburg N C. and
emigrated with his father, Samuel Polk,
to Tennesse in 1806. The beauty of vlrtae
was Illustrated ia his life, 'he excellency
of Christianity was exemplified In his
death. His life was devoted to the nubile
service. He was elevated successively to
the first place in State aad Federal Gov-1
eminent A mrmlvr mi tk. Sit a to Alum.
bly and of Congre. Chairman ef tm-1
portent committees. Spesker of the House,
Senator and Prssldcnt of ths Called
State " The Inu-rtntlAa An Ikentkor.Meltkln in the CcBc-'l! Land Oilu from
i as follow : "By his public policy he
defined snd extended the boundaries of his
country. He planted the law of Amort-
can I motion the shore of the Pacific.
etc.
A very practical refutation of the brew
ers false ssserttons concerning tbe hcslth
fatness of beer is given by those life In
surance companies which refuse to accept
brewers snd beer-sellers smons their
risks. The General Agent of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Company,
In a letter from Providence, R. I.,replylng
to an inquiry a to "What rik are not
written by your company enumerates
among the rejected : "Proprietors of res
taurant where liquor I sold, saloon er Sat
keepers, brewers, and others engaged In
the sale of liquor." Nothing is more sen
sitive than capital, and the experience of
this and other companies ha demonstrat
ed conclusively that beer-risks in life in
surance are financially a losing invest
ment. Louis Schade, of the National Brewers'
Association, expressed a wish that a lady
lawyer should be sent to Washington to
represent the temperance interests. Per
haps he will not msintsin that preference
when he Is better acquainted with the abil
ities and results secured through the ef
forts of Mrs. AUa Bittcnbeader, the lady
lawyer from Lincoln, Neb., whe ha just
gone to Wsshiagton in ths interest of the
National W. C. T. U., where she will re
main during the present session of Con
gress. Mrs. Bittenbender studied law
with her husband, and is his law partner
to-day in the city of Lincoln, where she
ha lived for many year, and is univer
sally respected and beloved by all except
people connected with the liquor traffic.
Head the Death Roll
which the bids of mortality of any large
city may be fitly designated, snd you will
find that renal and vssical maladies, that
is to say, those that affect the kidney or
bladder, have a remarkable prominence
we bad almost said preponderance.
Bright's disease and dlabtes in the chron
c stage are rarely cured, and gravel, ca
tarrh ef the bladder and enuresis, slay
many. Yet at the outset, when the trou
ble merely amounts to inactivity of the
organs involved, the danger may be nulli
fied by that pleasant renal tonic and dl
uretic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitter, which
mparts the requisite amount of tone to
he organs, without over-exciting them,
and the use of which is convenient, and
involves no elaborate preparation. Dys
pepsla, a usual concomitant of renal com
plaints.and debidty.whlch they Invariably
produce, are remedied by it. So also are
contipation,malarlal, rheumatic and nerv
ous ailments.
Fer Sale.
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 ad kinds.
Situated 3 miles west of Lebanon and 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 ofiic,e.
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Oared by administering Dr. Haines'
Golden Specific.
It eon be given In a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking It; ts
absolutely harmless and will effect a perms
mtnt and speedy core, whether tbe mutant ts a
tnodorate drinker or ,a alcoholic wreck.
1 liousands of drunki-is liavs been made tern-
rate men who nave taken
WAMUtNOTON,
(From ear mruiar oomspondsnt.)
Wasiiimoton, D. C, Jsn. ibth, 1888.
During the past wssk, a rather Impress
ive scene was witnessed in the Senate,
when Wm. E. Chsndlsr, whe, by reason
of his notorious connection with the Hayes
snd TUden campaign, Is a living monu
ment of, the purity of elsctlons, stood
forth as the champion of a free ballot and
a fair count In the South. A few years
a W hen lav A. I tubbed, then in the
House, was distributing the Republican
l ' ar "e
corruption fund to carry Indiana, a speech
from him rebuking the practice of using
money to Influence votes would have been
fully as refreshing and effective as wa
Mr. Chandler's late effort. The New
Hampshire extremist was discussing the
municipal election at Jackson, Mississippi
with which Congress ha no more to do
than with the election of a church deacon
No Man's Land." Bit the real object of
the Republicans wss to provoke s section
controversy for the purpose of defeat-
lag Mr. Lamsr's confirmation, in which
they were signally disappointed ty tne
tact of the Democrats. Mr. RldUlcsergsr
epoke right out and said there was no con
eaalment of the fact thst the resolution
WM dsslgnsd to besr upon a mstter thst
heuld be considered only In executive
Msslon, and declared his Intention to vote
fr Mr. Lamar. Senator Stewart, of Ne-
vada, has made the same announcement ef
kl Intention. Among other Republican
Senators expected to vote the same way,
are Messrs. Ssbln, Sswycr snd. Cameron.
j
natlon comes first on the Senate calendar,
jt must be acted upon belore the nomlna-
tions of Messrs. Vilas and Dickinson are
considered.
gressman, has been appointed a Minlater
to Mexico, and I still think'Mr. btockslag
er will be promoted to the vat oat Com
mUslonershlp of the Land Office.
Another Western Congressman is In
trouble with his former landlady. She was
very kind and devoted to the Congress-
man's sick child, but it appears that she
traasferred her tender feelings from the
Idauahter to the father, and that she claims
to be his wife, which allegation he denies
snd defies her to prove it. Tossy the
tesst of it, the Congressman was guilty of
InitU. rrtiim mJ he i do pafir.ff the
Inenaltv of his folly.
I The politician! of Washington are much
( exercised over two Important local r cder
la! office that have lately become vacant
I h limitation the United States District
I Attorneyship, snd the city Postmaster
I ship, snd ss you msy well believe, there I
no lock of applicants, it Is thought that
I both places will be filled with good Dem
I ocrats in a few days.
I Many Democrat are complaining about
the appointment of one Le Barnes lobe
I e'UrW of the Committee on Public Land
of the House, at a alary of :.$ per an
I num. This sits was a Republican, snd
I for twelve vcar held a $3,aoo law clerk
I which he had only been dismissed a week
I This Is turning the rascals out wilk ven
Igcancc ! Hsppv Le Bsrnss ! his decapi-
I tat ion wa a blessing in oiguie, since ..c
ts thereby promoted.
Since the holiday recess, a thousand
bill have been tatroduced In Congress
but of that number only one has passed,
both Houses, and that is the bill fixing the
salary of the Flh Commissioner an of
fkial whose ervlce have heretofore been
gratis at five thousand dollar per an
num. The Houe has passed a bill deciding
what shall and what shall not be written
and printed on mail matter, and the meas
ure will probably pas the Senate. An.
other bill presented in the House. In lieu
of the Dependent Pension bill, is an set
to psy destitute veteran the turn of eight
dollars per month, and there is a prcbabil
Ity that such a moderate measure may be
come a law.
The Thobe Carlisle contested election
case, as wss apparent from the beginning,
ha completely collapsed, the report of the
Committee en Elections being practically
unanimous In fayor of the speaker' right
to hi seat.. Among the affidavits filed was
one from Mr. Carlisle.
A VALUABLE EKMEDY FOR HKABArilK.
We desire to call attention to a simple,
and at the same time wonderfully efficient,
treatment for headache. We lay no claim
to originality, nor do we know who the
originator was, but having used it for a
year or more, and In many cases with re
markable result, we fsel disposed to give
our endorsement, and desire to make It
more generally known. The remedy ts
nothing more nor less than a solution of
the bi sulphide of carbon. A wide-mouth
glass-stoppered bottle is half filled with
cotton or fine sponge,and upon this two or
three drams of the notation are poured.
When occasion for it use occur the mouth
of the bottle I to be applied to the temple
or as near as possible to the seat of paln.so
closely that none of the vlolatile vapor
may escape, and retained there four or
five minutes or longer. For a minute or
so nothing I felt, then come a sense of
tingling, which in a few minutesthree or
four usually become rather severe, but
which subsides almost Immediately if the-
bottle be removed.and any redness of the
kin that may occur will also quickly sub
side. It may be reapplied, if necessary,
several time In the day, and it generally
act like magic, giving immediate relief.
We believe this wa the basis of a once
popular noHtrum. The class of headaches
to which it seems especially adapted is
that which may be grouped under the
broad term of "nervous." Thus neuralgic,
periodic and dyspeptic headaches, are al
most invariably relieved by it. True, the
relief of a mere symptom is quite another
thing from the removal of the cause, yet
no one who ha had the distress, and even
agony, caused by severe and frequent re
curring headaches, (and who has not seen
it,) bnt will rejoice to be able to afford re
lief in so prompt and simple a manner ;
besldes.it is sure to secure the hearty gra
titude of the patient if he has suffered
long. As to the modus operandi we have
nothing more definite than a theory te.Qf
fer,and that is that the vapor being absorb
ed through the akin produces a sedative
effect upon the superficial nerves of the
parts to which it is applied. We know by
experiment that it influence is not due to
Its power as a counter-irritant. We, how
ever, know that it doe act, and if we do
not clearly see in what wav it acts, that i
HOW DO WE OK OUR BRAVES?
We tMi mAot we oarmot live.
Thin wo ftiufrtm But do wo all
know thai wo din by ontingf It ia
Maid we 31g ocr graves with our
teeth, lie At iVxjfob tbia sounda.
Yet it ia It . n no. "Wo nre tor
rified at tho niijw oiKjfa of tbo cholera
and joHow favor, ynt there is a die
eaae conrstmitly at our doors and in
our buncos far mom dnrjuoroun and
dostru;Uve. Moat pooplo have in
t In lr own etornacliM a poison, more
slow, but quite on fatal as tbr; germe
of thotio laaliboN wlaeh swer j men
into ot nut y by tliotiNandn without
warning in the timen of gi oat epi
demioa. But t if a morcy that, if
wo are which fu1, wo can toll when
we aro lliiiaU nt d. Tbe following
o atnifjiK Uh fiymptoms, yet they
o not always neeoMrmrily appear in
the aaum order, nor are they always
the east' in diffomit caaea. There
ia 4 dull and sleepy feeling; a bad
tasto hi tbe mouth, MpetnnJly in tbe
mmiiiff; the appetite ia d ange
ablo, I '.metimoe poor and ae lin it
aeoma n though the patient 1 ould
notont ctotrglw and occaaionally no
appetite it avi; dullneaaani iug
gishneNSof ttio mind; no an 1'ition
to atudy or werk; more or lata, head
ache aad heaviness- in the head;
tlizmioMH on rising to the fa t or
moving Mufbb'nly ; furred and coat
ed tmtgtio; a aeciso of a load 011 the
etomaeh that nothing removes ; hot
and dry skin at times ; voilow tingo
in the eyws; tu'ftvttf and high "hired
levinc ; soar taste in the mouth, fre
queuHy atjamded by palpitation of
WO heart; impaired visirn, with
Ktxrtn tluat sprni to be swiiitri ingin
tno our before the eyeu ; a ough,
with a gjeejiish-coli ft d cxpecto
ratican ; poor nights' r-t ; a nticky
abme atioul tlm nud puma;
hanaV end fort eold and lummy;
irritn ;,' tempdr and l -ivels hound
up aa 1 !! iVo. fhin ilisottHo haa
prj7..iI the phyKieiaiis and etill puz-
thm tCem,
. mM BSJ . - . 1 ml
commonest of
8 most eompli
i. Son times
option. SOBflat
ut, ah l then
von b i.rt dia-
ail men is ftfttil I
eatcd SJtd j i
itiati- ' h
times ns bv.-i ic
ntnat' .'t tj!hri.i .1
oftHn n-.ii il i u 1 ituro in hat Of
onfti rc4!i and dyspepsia. It ariaee
in th- dupestivo or Miuis ami soon
AfTecta nil Uio tdyhers through the
comiptifl trad poisoned blood.
Often tho whole body including
the ncafrous srstogn tt literally
lUirved, tvcu v.lait there ia no
emaciation to tell the aad story.
Kqrieeiafi aWvFfl tlutt t!ireie
put ous rem"il" that can rrtAinly
euro this dpxtre in all its stages,
naoje v. Hbn'.ir I .trfnt of Roota or
Mj1(. S it.r Tn f'-irative Syrup. It
never ( b'f. n. . rtbe!t . no time
hIsou'" in trying other ao-
cftJhn? rotMMpoe, for they will do do
good. GtC ah is great vegetable
praps ' .ttion, discovered by a vener
aft! L.oree wlmat raune is a house
hold '- -ril in Oormncy) and bo sure
to gt Hl- ftcMiirte ostiele.
orvr-yrp by savatf doctors.
Slink Ttaraet of Roota or 8ei
gel's Syrup has raised me to good
health afjor seven doctors had given
me up to ti$ with consumption.
80 writ7f. y. Grace, hirkman
tilie, Toddbo., Ky.
Hi uaAtfD or rr jvnr rs Tnra.
MI had boon i!out given up to
die with lspi$ t hen I first sow
the nd -1 ti.vermsiLof Khaker Extract
of Roots or Haipel's Syrap. After
uaiug four hotth h I was' ablo to at
test d to my busincHH ns well an over
I know of Ki vi'i n! v- f t hills and
fewjr ilmt havo Ljm-h t-iuod by it"
80 wrl.-H Mr. ThC Pull urn, of Tay
lor, Oesscra Cow Ala.
Wo;pj rr.jf DOLLARS A BOTTLB.
air. Thrnuns P. Rv.int, of the firm
of F.vsns & Bro., Morshnnta, Horn
town. AarxHoadc Co., Va., writes
that If lmd locn sick with digestive
iHt ti. ! Ter many years and had
tried many piiyntciann and modi
cinps without lWnefit. He l'gan to
use hLhaki-r Kftraot of Hoots or Sei
gol's 8yrutj nbrnib the let of Jan.
lSH7, atvl was so much lietter in
three we an Suit he considered lum
self pt rJ:i r;illy a well man. He
adds: "1 have at this time one bot
tle on Mttnrl, nad if I could not get
any mat e 7 mld not take a ten
All ibgjialgl or Address A. J.
WluV. TSSved; S4 Warren St. N. Y.
s m a a m a m . a
Very ttesl.
TCMCLC
I have allded to my boot aftuf shot stock a
line of the celebrated Laird, Sehober k
JlitehmU, Phioutyhia JVas Aoe for ladies,
misses apd children. Acknowledged by
dealers ganeraly to be tbe best value and
host lilting fine shoe made. Widths C, D, K,
and KB. A child asa buy ss cheap as a man.
Sam t'M. K. Youso,
SaQs Agent, Albany, Oregon.
"KethlnK to E.ual It"
"1 have toon sell big gKmraoas Liver Reg
ulator for Mis past six years. My customers
prenwnee it the beet ever used. One of my
eastoniers sfhose lysatth wss in a wretched
oondilptm from a vqss- bsd and stubborn case
of dyaMpsJh. aaed the Regulator sod wss
entirely msrefl. I sm using it myself for
torpid Livq, cansed by eloae oochnetnent. 1
Had nrtksttg to oqaaiH and highly rocom
m eud its Ji f Rtjmaotfally,
B. V. liftHsr, Draggit, Edingburg, Va.
Summons,
In Ae Ufttmt Court of the State of Oregon
for Mr ObeVv '
Mary A Ulbler, Plaintiff,
aas
0. A. Giblef, Defendant.
To O A Wilier, the above namqd Defen
dant IN tRe rjmne of tnb State of Oregon t You
are hereby reqsjlred to appear and answer
the cotujpmint ef the above Plaintiff in ths
above entitled Court, now on file with the
Clerk of said Odirt, on or before the 12th
dty of March, a$9B, that being the first ju
dicial day of the March term, 1888, of said
Court : iatqd you are hereby notified that if
yon fail toipdar and answer said complaint,
as hereby reqnired, the Plaintiff will apply
to the Court fcp the relief demanded therein,
to-wit : a jtaofee against you dissolving the
bonds of 4&trifbfeny now existing between
Plaintiff and Befendant, awarding to Plain
tiff the ears, apetody aid control of the min
or ohildrea, Nsaiw A Qflbler, Louvenia Gibler
aad A C OiMer, sod for the Coats and dis
bursements of this satt to be taxed .
This ammeus published in the Stats
RjustiI DustOOAAT by Order of Hon U t5
THE FAKMKRM AND THE IMlESIDEM.
"No calf ever weens Itself." This truth
put In homely guise was uttered by s
prominent republican leader snd farmer
n Illinois when asked his opinion of tariff
reform. The maintenance of a tariff for
surplus Is not a popular a was thought
by these who believed that tbe next Presi
dency could be carried by painting Mr.
Blaine en a banner and Inscribing o-'r
him : "Taxation I luxurious, we can't
have too much." The popularity of re
form I affirmed by the Illinois man whom
ws have quoted, Senator Whiting of TIs
kilws. lie has renresented his district in
y ar ;
the State Legislature for eighteen year,
ws a Union soldlcr,and I a man of stand
ing and affairs.
He had heard the protest fro.w evh pro
tected interest in turn,aga!nt reductloa of
unnecessary taxes by lessening the bounty
it gets by friendly legislation, and so ho
observed that calves don't wean (hem-
elves.They must be wesned.for It I better
for them and their dams, than to go n
bunting after they have horn.
When asked his opinion of the effect of
tbe President's message upon politics, he
said : "Cleveland has taken a position
m
hich lifts him above partisanship. He
has presented a condition and not a theory.
What matters ft that the trail which he
blaze lie directly across the track of cer
tain republican r Forone,! do not believe
in deserting s principle for so-called party
expediency. Principles live and are per
petuated on the ruins of dead snd gone
parties that temporized fer expediency'
sake. 1 1 do not care to criticise men. In
my humble opinion it is the wiser ceurss
to lift State questions sbsve personalities
I am rather old fashioned, you sec."
Decidedly old-fashioned, so old as to
seem new. Politics in this country ha
too long been s discussion of personalities,
s means of propagating scandal. To the
President we owe a reform in this respect
as morally Important to the country as hi
fiscal reforms are materially important to
the people.
Colonel Whiting has been always a free
oiler and a republican, and we remember
him as the leader of his party in the hist
Illinois Constitutional Convention. Fur
ther back than that, he was Love joy's right
hand .and ted Logan down into the water
for hi republican baptism. For him to
align with the President in Illinois is as
significant ef political change a it would
be for General Bid well or Governor Lowe
to take the same step in California. He is
in the midst of the great agricultural in
terests of Illinois, snd hs been for year
the spokesman, in public and private, of
these interests. Ws ars not surprised thst
he is widely endorsed by his former fellow
partisans, who declare thst the dead past
must do Its own resurrecting they have
other thing on hand.
The Orrgonian some time ago said l
"The wire to fence a forty acre field
cost about $100 $50 for the wire and $50
lor ibe "protection.
That paper, for some reason, is not say
ing those pertinent things now that it
formerly did about "protection."
mt e mm
No land is cheap hot good land ; one acre
that Will prod aos 90 basse Is of wheat ts war la
a good deal more than three sere thst will
produce but tea bushels each "Many a man
who has straggled fer a life time on 100 aerie
of thn, hungry land would be better off if he
anal given km farm away m early manhood,"
ays ths Philadelphia Press.
still Bay tag.
I . Senders ia still baying good boraes.
Those having them should bring them in.
toonnirlnPhlUSV
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIKFEIt, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted ap la flrst-claMs style. Tsblee
supplied with the boat In tho market.
Ntos sleeping apartments, fism plo rooms
for rnismiimiriisl travel era.
to aad trans tbe Helrl. Ql
Summons,
a (At Otreest CtmrtofUu Stain of Oregon, fir
Lihtn oosnsy.
Q H Liggett. Plaintiff.
vs.
Sarah Hinss and Thorns Hiso,IefeBdants.
To Sarah Hints and Thomas Rises, ths
Defendants above nmsd.
In the name of the State of Oregon you and
each of yoa are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint of the above nam ed
Plaintiff in the above entitled cause ia the
aboye entitled Court by the first day of the
next regular term of said Court after the pub
lication of this Summon once a week for six
weeks, to-wit : The regular March term of
said Court to be began snd hold en on the
aecond Monday an Marsh, 1888, in Linn
county, Oregon, or judgment will be taken
against you for want thereof and yon and
each of yon are hereby notified that if yoa
fail to appear aad answer raid complaint at
hereby required the Plaintiff will apply t
the Court for the relief demanded in the com
plaint herein, to-wit t the foreclosure of
certain mortgage held by the Plaintiff herein
on the following described premises, to-wit :
The east half of the northwest quarter and
lots one and two of Section sixteen in Town
hip eleven, south range one west of the Wii
iatnette meridian in Linn county, Oregon,
containing 129 71-100 acre to secure tht
payment of f 1000 and interest at 10 per cent
per annum from Oct 1st, 1866, and for tho
coat and disbursements of this suit and for
such other and farther .relief as the Court
may think proper.
Thia Summons is published by order of
Judge R P Boise, Judge of said Court, made
at chambers in Salem, Oregon, on the 4th
day ef January, 1888.
Hswrrr A Bryant,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Summons.
In tht Circuit Court' of the State of Oregon for
Linn County.
Jessie F. Sullivan, Plaintiff,
va.
Johu W. Sullivan, Defendant,
To John W. Sullivan, the above named
Defendant,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, yon are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint of tbe
above Plaintiff in the above entitled Ccurt,
now ou file with the Clerk of said Court
by the first day of the next regular term
01 said Court, which said term begins on
the 12th day of March, 1888, at the Court
House in Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
and you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer said complaint
before the expiration of the first day of
aaid term of Court, tho Plaintiff will take
a decree against you for the relief prayed
for in said complaint, to-wit: granting
Plaintiff a divoroe from you, the care and
custody of the two minor ohildron men
tioned in said 00m plaint, one-third of the
real property described in said 00m plaint
and for coat and diabursemnuts of this
suit.
This Summons is published by order of
the Hn. H, P Boise, Judge of sal i Court
TIJIC DAPtTfi
amaassatsw mSmmmmmmmmrt "
m.ITTaykr aom.
Ckarek 01 reefer
V. P. Chcoch. Preach ing every Sabbath,
morning snd evening by Rev. T. G. Ir
vine, D. D. Sabbath School at 2:30 r. at
Prayer meeting every Wed nessday evening.
EvAjtosucAL CacRCM. Preaching on Sab
bath at 11.00 a. St., and 7 t. at. Sabbath
Sehoel 100, 1'raver meeting every Wed
nesday evening 7:30. S. B. Davis, pastor.
All ars invited,
Cotroojeo atiohalChc men. Services every
Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 12:15. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening of each week. Rev. A.
V. IXominger, Pastor.
M. K. Chooch, South. Preaching every
Sabbath niomins at 11 o'clock a, ml and 7
o'clock r. m. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock
A. at. Prayer meeting Thursday evening's
at 7 o'clock. Rev. G. F. Hound, Pastor.
M. E. Cmuroh MooTH.TAMOKnT. Peaeek.
iag on tbe first Sabbath of each month morn
ing and evening. Sunday school each Sab
bath at 10 o'clock a. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. Rev, Hounds, Pastor.
M. E.Chukch. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Sons service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
A. Mm , . m . a ....
at z .io r ml rrayer meeting every 1 hurs
day renin. Ksv. If P. Webb, pastor.
PaisSYTaaiAM Ciiiarni flea eiiai versr
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
cor. Broadalbin ami Fifth Sta. Sunday School
immediately after tbe morning service,
r ray ar msetsng every vteanesoay evening.
nor n fntcbard, pastor.
Freer Rirrier f'uniu'if Prcu tiinoAvm
Sabbath morning and eve'g.at Church on 5th
tt.. fc U-l t t L, -I t ' J' . t 1
navwoavn ncnooi imoieoisteiy aner
ruins aerrieaa. Fraver meetiner eeer
Tbnrsdsy evening at 7:30 o'clock. r ..
Catuolic CiiL-acfX. Service every Sun
day at M):'.V) A. St. and 7 P. M. Immt Snndav
of tho month service at Eugene City. Rev.
ixnm asetsyer, Kector,
PlJOTK.-TAJST Kl-I Jt.fA! fill Hi ii irvi.
oss sre held in St. Peters Episcopal Church
every alternate osndsy, mcrnmg snd even
ing. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Friday
evening service on every Friday preceding
the aim day service. All sre invited to st-
an
CilKlMTlAX. Foorth Sabbath, morsios
and evening. S, 8. IS s. m.
GkKMAjr . At College chaoel. 2 a. m, J.
B. Braun. Pastor.
FRANCIS PFE1FFEB,
PROPRIETORS OF
Albany Soda Works,
And Manofactursrs of
CHOICE GOIFSOflOIEEI,
We are bow prepared to soil at whole
sale, always fresh and pure at Portland
prtoea to dealers, We also keep a full
Mi and Tropical Fruits,
OUR-
C1QAR AND TOBACCO
department is conxvVrA We keep the
very finest stook of suokLtgand chewing
tobacco, meerschaum and brier pipes that
ia a delight to smokers.
Obuined, and all ether bush
OStos sttenSsSed to for aseO
So the U. g.
Our oOse Is ppeait the U. S
nueatOOea. and
er sVawhur
W a- to
sat free t assert ;
real
o cfaarga
ooiaia aasent.
We reser here, to tbe
mammy Order Div. aad to aSMals eftfcwU. a
ror circular. adVMS. teeass. and aS
Beats in your own State ar essnty. address
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Opposite Patent OfSee, Wssbburtea. D .
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CK.FVRKIS
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CHERRY k PARKES,
Machinists, lillrrighU, and Iror
Pounders.
w
E are now completely prepared to
handls all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw MJ11 Machinery, and all kinds Iron
and Brass Costings.
pattkkvs iim est short xeTica.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery.
J Bum fasSi re
niwricnre ja the
iirvparalion of more
than One Huoare4
lion fur patent la
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trie, tbe pabliafarra et the St-ientiAe
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Citation
In the Count jf Court of the State of Oregon for
Linn County.
In the matter of the estate of Annie Barn
ford, deceased.
To Alfred MsMshan, Taylor MsMahan,
Emily J Grubb, Theodora Bamford, Melvin
Bamford, Rosa Powell and Kufus Bamfcrd,
all children and heir at law of said deceased,
and to all other kaown and unknown who
have or claim to have any interest in said
estate, G resting i
In the name of the State ef Oregon t Yon
are hereby cited to be and appear in the
County Court for the county of Linn at the
Court House in the city of Albany in said
county and State en
Saturday tbe I lib day er Febraary, ISSS,
st the hour of 9 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, the same being a day of ths regular
February term of said Court, 1888, sad then
and there show cause if any exist why an sr
der of sale should not be made directing and
licensing T A Powell, Administrator of the
estate of Annie Bamford, deceased, to sell alt
the right, title and interest of th said Annie
Bamford at the time of her death, both in
law and in equity, of, in and to the real
property hereinafter described as prayed fer
in the petition of tho aaid T A Powell, Ad
ministrator as aforesaid, which said petition,
is now on file in the office of the Connty Clerk
of Lin a county, Oregon, which said real
Property is described as follows, to-wit : Lots
fo. one and two in Block No. eleven in the
town of Haleey, Lian county, Oregon, as
shewn by the maps and plats ef said town
uw on file in the office of tho Cierk for Linn
county, Oregon.
Done by order of tho Ron J J Whitney,
Judge of said Court.
In testimony where ef I hay e hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said County
Court this 4th day of January, 1888.
l. s. J. P. Galbkatth,
J. K. Weathbueord, County Cletk.
Att'y for Administrator.
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