Lowest Rates
No Baits
OUR STANDING OFFER
We offer no baits
OUR
Conrad Meyer.
,-PKOPKlETOa OF.
STAR BAKERY,
Cnrner Broadalbm and First Sts
.-DEALER IN
t united Fruit. Cbh HfrtXs,
lilsvsaware, qut'cnnwurf,
Dried Fruit-, Vegetable,
Tobufco. ligsira,
Sugar, Mpleeui,
t'oflrr. Tea,
Etc,, Kir.,
fa fact everything that i kupt in a umi
ra! variety and grocery store. Highest
market price pai J for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Red CrownMills
ISOM, LANNING & CO., PROPR'S.
KW PKOCKM FLOUR SUPERIOR 90M. tAMTKtm
AXT BAKIM CO.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
Andrews & Hackienian,
WlMJGLASl
$3.00
SHOE
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON. . - OREGON
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.
Njtic U hereby i vei, th t andcr and by
virtue of an order of sale duly made and
. atcred of record by the County Court of
Lino coaaty,Orgin,t the March leim, 18S8,
thereof in the matter of the estate i f Annie
. '...mford, deceased, the undersigned a in. in
i trator of the estal of said deceased will, at
the Court Home door, io the city of Albany,
Liuo county, Oregon, oa
th IHth day et April, ISOS,
9 1 the hour of one o'clock p. ra. , otler for Bale
i c public action to the highest bidder the
j. (lowing described real estate, to-wit : Lots
No. one aud two, block No. eleven, iu the
town of Lfalsey.Linn county,Oregon,as shown
I y the maps and plats of siid town, now on
Ida iu the office of the County Clerk for Linn
t oonty. Oregon.
Terms of sale Cash in band on the d.iy of
Sals.
T. A Powell.
J. U. Wkathrrvord, Administrator.
Att'y lor Adm's.
Mice of Appointment of an Ad
ministratrix. Notice is hereby given that the undersign
id has been by the County C urt of Linn
unty, Oregon, duly sppoiuted AdminUtra
t4 of the estate of James Garrett, deceased,
lata of Linn county, Oregon. AH person
luring clai ns against the estate of deceased
ie hereby notified to present them to the
1 alersigoed at her residence near Peons, iu
raid county, or to her attorney, pr
veriiied, within six mouths from this d
March 21st, 1888.
FltAXCES M. QaKBEI
Administratrix of said
3. K. VVkatherfobo.
Att'y for Administratrix.
Sheriffs Sale
Jn the Circuit Court of the Slate of
jor the County of lAun :
Martha Barnes, Plain iff.
v
M. Berrigan, B. Brenner, R. Glass a
j I. (flasa, partners, donn; uusinr-MS
trie firm name and m vio of R. Q
fson. und Levi West and Ed Robi
artners, doing buiineRs uuder the
jr.uio ot tvouinain a, ieieu
NOTICE is hereby given that by
of an execution and order of s
t ued out of the above named Court
.!ove entitled suit, I will on
Matardsy Ike 5th day sf May
t tli Court Houmo door In the City
htrtv, I. inn county, On-gon, st the h
ne o'o'ook, p in., at public ancti
I-ah In hsud i the liighst blddc
i ItM rfuil . ro r.y described in said
I aal a fo low, to wit : tho nor!.
, darter of Soctlnu 8 In Tp. 16, 8. It. 1
i lie Winatnt-U" iiiorluian. coikhiimii
I'M. Alio ihfl oast r alf of the unrt
ipiarter of Keotiou 81 in Tp. 14, S. K.
f the Willauielte moritlisn, oontalld
inrer. nil iu Lion oonnty, Oregon,
i ... tod rtri-ir-, fiom ll, e Ka!e of
jiremisos to o acpiis l : Kirt to the
ment of the onr and dltMtrsemesi
ult taxed at ftl !" anrt Hi- tisdt hi d
pe uses of nal'. SMnd to i !i --t t.
ilie Maintill the sum of wkh
ex -
it o
HO
ruing iutoiesi hi 10 pr vhl i-r aniua)
f om the 2Ut duy of March IMfts, nfl t),(l
mrther sum of $J5 Altorrisys ' t:.t lo
the payment to the Defendant, It. Hrsu DAr
nesumor fioi wun accruing "uerrtht
J liuu... , U O I ,u!U ..I II..
'II.IWIIIIUUI MSIl'U I, JOCK., IU ' ll'HlM
r in percent per annum and tbe rurah(r
uni of f 42. 00 coat and 0 Altornaysi,', ,
mm inn overptua II any to no P'vsjB the
jior.innaiit. i. IJerrlitansj
. f
Sals
on n few Leading Articles, but Sell the Entire stock at the Lowest rates,
there is in Linn Con n, We also invite Attention to our
Pine Roasted Coffee.
BLENDED COFFEE OUR FANCY COFFEE
OUR STANDARD MOCHA AND JAVA - .
Shenffs Sale.
Im the Circuit Coir. Stat oj Oregon
fr ike County oj Liuh
The American Mortgrge Company of Scot
laud ( iuutcd), Pit ,
va,
E DOtUor, Def K iUut.
NOTICE ia hereby giycii that l virtue of
an execution and order of sale iued out of
the above named Court iu the above entitled
suit, I will on 0
Saturday the l.'ih day mt Hay, iss.
at the Court House door in the city of Al
bany, Liun county, Oregon at the hour of one
o'clock p. in., sell at public auctiou for cash in
hand to the highest bidder the real ropcrty
described in said extent iou and ordr ot sale
as follows, to wit : Commencing at the
southeast coruer of the S M Pennington do
nation land claim, Notification 1 184, Claim
No 57 ; thence east one t.undrcd aud eighteen
(118) rods; thence south tifty four 24100
(34 24-100) rods ; thence sttt or.e hundred
aud eighteen (118) rods ; thence north fifty
four 24-100 (54 24-100) rede to the place of
beginning, containing lorty acrrs. AIs-j a
portiou of the donation laud claim of Allen
Parker, Not. 2312, Chum 37 in Township 12,
south range 2 west, commeuciug at the north
waat corner of said claim, ruuning thence
east 40 45-100 chains ; thence south 32 31
100 chains ; thence west one 70 100 chains;
thence south 17 96 100 chains ; theuce west
38 08 100 chains ; thei.co north 50 27-100
chains to the place of beginning, containing
two nundred (200) acres . Also o Jtiunoncing
at the northwest corner of said land claim
Not No. 2312, Claim 37, aud running thecoo
treat 70 rod ; thence south 08 rods ; thence
east 70 rods ; taenca north 68 rod to the
place of begianing, containiog t'nrty (30)
acres, together with all and singular the Urn
meets, hereditaments aud aupurteuauoe
thereunto belonging or iu anyi appertain
ing. The proceeds arising tr.m the rale of
said premises to be applied - First to the
payment of the cost aud dubursemeats of
snit Uxed at $530.35, and the c i and tx-
Knsea ofsale. fctocoud to thepa:nmt to tl.e
aiatifT, the sum of $2-190 with accruing in
ten st thereon at the rate of 10 per cel. pr
auoom from March 13th, 1888, aud the over
plus if any to be paid to the Uefendaat here
in. Dated April 5th, 18S8.
b.
Smith,
S.ierilf.
Executrix Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Executrix of the last will and to,
(.uncut of Andrew J. Warren.de oasod.ha
filr-d her final account In said estate In tl.o
ornco of i be County Clerk far Linn county,
Oregon, and the Court baa flxed Monday,
the 7th day of May, 1H8, at the houi of
one o'clock p. m. of said day.for the hear
log of objection to said account and ! r
the settlement of said estate.
This Slat day of March, 1883.
Eliza Wakkkn,
Executrix of the last will of
Andrew J, Warren.dc'd.
J. K. Wbathkrvohd,
Att'y for Executrix.
STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE. Headqnart
ers Department of the Columbia, Office of
Chif Q icrtermaster, Vanc uver Barrack,
W. T, March 15, 1888. There will be offer
ed fur sale at Fort Sherman, L T., on May
19th, 1888, at public auction, the U. .
steam l iuoch "Amelia Whatoo." (and prop
erty pert&iuiug thereto.) Stern whel, light
draught; length 76 feet; beam 17 feet;
depth of hold 4 feet ; lower cabin, 8x14x57 ;
upper cabin, 7x14x30; engines about 40
horse power. Sals to taka place at II o'clock,
a. m. Terms of sale : Cash in U 8 currency.
A11 inquiries addreised to this o(5co or to the
I'ost Quartermaster, Fort Sherman, 1. T.,
will be promptly answered. J, 0.0. LEE,
Major and Chief Quartermaster.
MgtfP Tho B9 IBBf OV rDE ii
JB&Sqgfe iseucd March and Bept.,
Hjeach year. It is an oncy
Hclopedia of useful infor
lV mation for all who pur
chano tho luxuriea cr tho
sT4 necessities of life. Wo
can clotho you and furniah you with
incv,
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.lint
Parson's of Harvard University extrrsh fnv
furmer nid business mm. Endorsed by the
chief and associated justices of the Supreme
Bench. Is pronounced by thousands of the
clearest headed business men of the coun
try as a book which they can not afford to
be -without. We ask an investigation of its
merits.
Agents wanted In every county in the
irtate.
(Agent for Western
lies. )
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To the buyers of Groceries and Provisions in Albany and Vicinity
is to furnish the best quality of Goods at the
SEEDS
The Best Garden or Grass Seeds to
be Had in Oregon.
Our sec Jh have been brought from Mlnnc
sota and as they arc pure and fresh and rals'
ed in Northern latitudes, much larger pro
portion of them will grow than any now to
be had In tlil market. Wc have thorough
ly tested them and know this to be so. Wc
hove placed them on sale in this city and
throughout the county Ask your mer
chant iox our Xortherii (irev. H Scut. Mark
et gardens and all others wanting either
garden or gra seeds should not forget
this.
Stewart Si Sox.
Do You Want Furniture ?
IK YOU DOOO TO
W. H. WILLARD
where ou will Oiid the best make and
ftnel finished
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNCES.
Alxo a One line ot
PICTURE FRAMES,
and s hunderd different styles of
Mouldings.
Picture frames made to order.
The largest and b Ml atoL-k of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept in Albany. Prl m reasonable.
ALBAHY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888.
"Irs Terns Opens September 1Kb, 1AS7
A toll corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Co arses of tudy Arranged to meet (he
neod or all grades or students.
Sfecial iudueemrnls offered to students
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from $5.60 to
Hoard in private faini'les at iosr raica
Room lor e:r-boarding st small expose.
A careful supervUioo exercised over ntu
deiat away from home. Fall term opens
September 7th. For circulars nnd full
particulars address tho President.
BEY. H UI kT N. CvXDIT.
Albany, Oregon,
First National Bank
OP AIJ5A.W, OBEOOJI.
PreWnt L. fUKN
Vice President 8, B, YOl NO
Csshisr (JKO. E. CHAMBERLAIN
TIIANSACTS A GENERAL banking busli
ACCOUNTS REFT subject to cheek.
SIGHT EXCHANGE and telempMc transfsr, sokf
oti New York, Man Francisco, Chicago and Fortl
Oregon.
COLLECTIONS MADE on favorable terms.
biRseroas.
. E. Vouso, Geo, E CiusraaLAia
L. E Blaix, L. Fuss,
Waives E TuaaxtL,
Um vunty Bunk,
COWAN, JU' iON & CO.,
tHmmm U Cowan A Cusick.)
ALO&ftY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a general banking business.
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, fan Frsn
cisco and Portland, Oregon.
LOAN SfO.VEYon approved security.
RECEIVE dcoslt subject to check.
COLLECTIONS entrusted to us will receive prompt
ention.
W F. MERRILL,
B ANKEE,
ALBANY, - - - ORECON.
Sell exchange on New York, Sao Francisco and
Portland .
Ruy noted, Sta'o, coanty an 1 c'.ty warrants. Re
ceive deposit subject to cheek. Interest allowed on
time dtjKisits.
Collections will receive prompt attention.
Correspondence volicited.
Fire and irui Ine Insurance placed In re'iabl) com
panies, t
aTOlflce hour, from 8 a. m . to 5 p. m.
GaM 15 1Mb.
I hare been m great sufferer from
Torpid Uver and Dyspwpata. Kvery
thing I ate disagreed with me until I
began takins;
Tutt's Pills
w ...,.- mmm Ixlml AffAOdl
never have a headache, and nave sjaln-
SOLD EVEBYWHEBE,
aRUPTURE
BQnlckTy und Perm anenth
"Cubkd bj the Clebrald
TU. PIERCE'S PATEN1
JKIAACNETIC ELASTIC TRUS8
SIX Original. ud Oult aimini
t Electrto Truss. Perfect Ketain n
Easy to went'. In.tuntly relieved ever
lane. Hns-cured thoiuiands. EatiibM W.
laud for Free llluntr'd Pamnhlat NoL
AUAin buaxu ca i (tfi r: i w r i Am ih
'"iPftvKAM IiTO ST.. RAW FRAN!
LOWEST RATES FOR CASH.
OffOUHTY f
FPIOIAL Kand JAPER.
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
EDITED BY TIB
Women'. ChrUlian Tenpcrtia IJilti
'wr . -r- r --g . vt- "e ..1 wrm
The W C T. 17. meets on tbe 1st
nl 8id Tupidat offecb month at 3
o'clock r. m., at the W. 0. T. U. Hall,
NON ENFOKCEb ENT OF U1UU LICKNNK.
Tiie exaerlence ef Minneapolis, Mian.,
where the license fee U $1000 without any
discriralatlon between ditiileJ and fer
mented liquors, does not appear to justify
the restrictive claim of the high license
advocates. We clip the following from
The Xatiaiutl Advocate which show the
matter In it true light l
Much has bee a said of tbe diminished
number of licensed saloons under the pres
eat law as evidence of its practical value
to the cause ef temperance, but it would
appear from the court records that unli
censed liquor selling 1 carried an with
comparative impunity, aad that the high
license saloons are allowed to violate the
law, and even to sell liquor on Sundays'at
very small risk of punishment by the au
thoriiics. A late Minneapolis telegram
states that of "forty-four cases indicted six
month ago by the grand jury for viola
tlon of the liquor law In keeping open
Sunday, twenty-nine were dimled by
the count v attorney for various reason
six cases were centiaued.one pleaded gsii
ty, a jury found seven set guilty .and three
were found guilty. These latter were
sentenced to pay a fine of $ jo and serve
fifteen dsys in jsil." The telegram sdds
that of "fifty-seven 'blind-pig' case on the
calendar at the beginning of the last term
fourteen have been continued. There
were but three conviction for telling Ii
quor without a license last tern. The
records show that of the 231 case, repre
senting 16c offenders, only thirteen have
been committed to jail. License-Inspector
Ray claim that the municipal author
ities are the ones to prosecute these liquor
casesnd does not be'.lave it can be suc
cessfully done under the present system."
It Is quite apparent. In the light of thit
significant testimony from court records
of Minneapolis, that the high license re
striction fall to restrict. If It were Port
land or Bangor instead, what a howl there
would be, Indeed, concerning the failure
of prohibition to prohibit !
Hon. James Black, of Pcnn., in a recent
letter to the editor of The Advocate con
cerning the repeal of the Internal revenue
tax on distilled and fermented liquors,
writes :
"I favor the repeal of the Internal reve
nue tax upon spiritueu and fermented
drink mainly on the ground that the vice
pf men should be prohibited, not encour
aged and fostered as government protecT
tlon by tax surely docs. If tH urlnks
were only a luxury tb.vy"wou'd be highly
proper ubject ior taxation ; but when
weconA'jer the result continuously flow
Ing from their use, and that justification
for such use i found and pleaded becaute
of the revenue they may yield, the entire
aspect 1 changed. Government should
promote health.morals, Industry .prosperi
ty, and all the range of human virtues.nnd
should discourage and forbid any manu
facture or butlne whose tendency would
disturb or destroy these."
United States Senator Jonathan Chace,
of Rhode Island, says :
"It is my wish alto 'to stand up and be
contented' with those who wish to rid our
land of the saloon incubus. The saloon is
the enemy of morality, religion, and pros
perity, the ally of every form of crime and
wickedness,and a menancs to-the liberties
of the people."
The Medical Record, discussing the sub
ject of "Science and Drink," say that
Harley has found that, even In the small
proportion of five per cent.,alcoholuexerts
a powerful chemical effect on blood, so
powerful as to entirely derange one of Its
most important functions namely, the
function of respiration. The alcohol seems
to act like an asphyxiant, inasmuch as It
not alone diminishes the power of the red
corpuscles to absorb oxygen, but to exhale
carbonic acid, and that, too, In the same
way (though to a somewhat less extent)
as morphia does." It is held that it is be
cause of this chemical effect that the blood
of the drinker is Imperfectly oxidized, un
fitted for the purposes of nutrition, and
predisposed to the gravest forms of disease.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorlo,
(? lu-n site was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When Bhe became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
The rainfall in California has been fa
creasing ever since the country was settled.
OUR PREMIUM COFFEE OUR ACME COFFEE
Finest Fm von, I mi oh m Si kkiwth, Lowest Prick
FASHION NOTrX.
Coarse straw bonnet, draped with col
ored llsse, are a new fancy.
Brooches of translucent enamel in the
form of mythological heads arc In vogue.
The trimming are cord pasvementerles,
In the two color of the tripe of the klrt.
Many new shade appear In street gloves,
Intended to match the costume with
which they are to be worn.
Very elegant brocaded moire are wov
en upon a ground of glace molre,and show
brilliant changeable tint.
What are known a"laburnam hat"are
of black Use. with vcllow tahuruams
r m .
drooping over the high crown.
Five mall ribbon rotcttc. ecru,reeda,
leaf green, brown and pink, were used a
trimmings upon a single bonnet.
Wraps ef the dre material are fre
quently made up this seaon,and the ma
jority of case they arc heavily braided.
An odd piece of jewelry Is a brooch In
tbe form of a gold mule, studded with dia
monils.ainl having a harness of oxidized
liver.
As a variation of the combination cos
tume, instead of a figured material,a plain
one finely tucked.of theamc or contrast
ing color. Is used.
Wash dresses for little girl are tome
time made with full skirt and belted
waist. wi:h eight or ten fcather-fttitched
tuck down the front and back.
Pretty cottume have the kirt of
striped ilk with a polonaise of caahmere,
the latter draped in four points or opened
In front or at the back.
Small black mantles of Bengalinc, silk
embroidered cahmere,trimmed with me
tallic cord paementcrie. are worn with
dresse of all kind.
Velvet ribbon In rows mak? pretty bar
der for kirts of shepherd's check woo!,
cbatlis or India ilk, now being made tp
for misses' Summer drce.
Scotch ginghams for frock for even
the tiniest girl are chosen in large plaids
and wide irregular striae. Plain colors
arc also made up for their use.
Gloves having wide bands of stitching,
In clf or contrasting colors, are est 111 in
vogue, ncverthele the plain styles arc
quite as desirable a ever.
Little girls of all age will wear Leg
horn flats the coming Summer. Floral
wreathe and bow of broad ribbon with
streamer at the back will be used to trim
thesa.
Among tbe new bonnet trimmings are
three soft roette of crepe lic in con
tracting colors, or In place of one of the
rotette a cluster of violets is sometimes
used.
The artificial flowers of the present sea
son approach nature Jvrry closely. Care
less, unstudied clusters have entirely su
perseded the stiff arrangement of previous
seasons.
CURIOUS FACTS.
The Japanese' hitch their horses in the
VreeT'by tying their forelegs together.
A full-grown horse only thirty Inches
high and weighing seventy pounds has
been imported into New York from Japan.
Mildew may be removed from linen by
rubbing upon the damaged spot common
yellow soap and sifting upon it some
starch. Rub in well and expose to the
bright sunshine.
A scheme is under consideration in
Mexico for tunnelling the volcano ef Pop
pocatapetl through fie wall of the crater,
in order to reach the immense sulphur
deposits inside the mountain. A narrow
gauge railroad will connect the tunnel
with the town of Amecameca, which, in
turn, will connect with the Morelos read
leading to the national capital.
An Austrian has patented a process for
getting a thread that can be spun and
bleached from wood, which is cut in long
lengths and boiled till it will cleave apart
in fibrous bunches by shaking in water.
It ia then shredded by hand or by machin
ery, and pun like hemp. This" gives a
very fine thread, and less boiling gives a
coarser one.
The Devil Fish Described by Hugo
Is not a more tenacious monster than ma
laria, whether It takes the form of chills
and fever, bilious remittent, ague cake or
dumb ague. Like the octopus of tbe story
it clasps the victim in Its tentaculae, and
folds him closer and closer in a horrible
embrace. Attacked with HoKtetter'aStoin
aca Bitters, however, it gradually relaxes
its tremendous grip, final ly abandotns it,
and the quondam sufferer,lib8rated at last,
rejoices in the sonse of now born freedom,
engendered by the restoration of complete
health. Dyspepsia, too, and constipation,
those old and remorseless enemies of the
human family, give ground.and are finally j
drlvfin frati tbe liold bv this Nanolnon of I
remedies, the greatest, the purpst in the,
family pharmacopoeia. Rheumatism suo f.
CUmbstO it. SO do kidnev troubles. Tho
nerves.when ovorstrained, regain quietude
and vigor by its aid,and (he ability to rest
tranquilly and eat with zest are intreaned
by It. Resort to It in time and avoid uu
neoeesary suffering.
Deers shed their antlers every year,
and although the antlers, when the deer
is killed before they are removed, will
withstand all weathers for years, it is very
rarely that a pair that have been shed are
f jund. This is said to be due to a small
insect that attacks .the antlers soon after
they are dropped, and destroys them by
and we offer as Large an Assortment
Specialties, viz :
Kenton & Chase, grocers, Albany.
Cmk A'.o, April t6. A Times Louisville
Kentucky, special says j August Anderson
of Norwegian, committed suicide in Shel
byvllle, Kentucky, yesterday. Thccasc was
a strange one. Last Sunday he went to
church and heard a sermon on the subject
of "Your Sin Will Find You Out." He di-
played a great deal of emotion at the time,
and was in a state of mental depression
during the week. Last nigiit he told a
friend he could live no longer witliout mak
ing a confession. Then he declared that
eignt years ago he had murdered his wife
and three children in cold blood. He had
dodged justice, he said, but hi crime had
always haunted him like a nightmare.
Some advised him to sun aider himself,
while other believed him crazy and paid
no attention fo his story. Thl morning an
ollker went lo arrest i.im and while he was
going up stairs a pistol shot was heard. A
moment later A ndc t son was found thing
on the floor of his room. Nothing was left
to locate the scene of his crime.
Real wheat is used to a considerable ex
tent on the new bonnets, for making the
bonnet itself as well as for trimmings.
THE YAQUINA UObTK.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
Oregon Ievjlopmnt Coocpany's Steam
ship Line
'225 MILES oHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
First -class through passenger and
freight tine from Port I and and ail points
In tae W ilUiueiU) Valley lo and tram .-an
Francisco, Cal.
Willamette Fiver Line of Steamers.
The -Win. M. Uoag." The 8, Bout
ley." Tbe "Three slater" are In service
for both passenger ami frelxbt trailic bo
twen Cor vail ia aud Portland ud m.er
tuediste polo!, tug 1 'mju 's wharf,
or van i and M OS SIS. MutUisn A Co's
wkarf, No. 2bo auu aii Froui St., Pott
laml, tt roe times n . -k as follows :
Noarti Jouif D.
Uatsl urisIU, Muo , Wetl. sua Frulaj, 10 Oj A. 11.
Usve AltssiM, MunKi). Wd. sed Krula), UtHI .Wn
Arm FortLsod, lu , Thu. Md SsiuruAy, biM F. M.
liuUTU UOU.NU.
Loavo fortUnd, Uim., Wed. sod Friday, 8:00 A. M.
Lasts Alt"), luo , Tuur.. and Saturday, I m u. M.
ArrneOu'salU, Tae., luu. and tssiurda;, --0 P.M.
Boats make close connection at Albany
witu trains Ot iho Oregon Pactli! Railroad.
TtMK ii HfcOl LK et.t Kuudjs.)
Iaae Albany. 1 '00 p. , , Last YsijtlinA. 630 a.m.
Ur rr.u., l:l7r. M. Leave Corvaiua.lO.Stf a,M.
Arrirs Ya4Uina, tr&l t. s (Arms Albany, 11:16 a. a.
O A V. ir.ii:. connect at Albany and
Corvallia lha above trains eonuoctat
Yaqulus with t'n Oregon Development
Company's Lino of steamabips between
Yaquina and Man Francisco,
NA1L1XU DATES .
irtt,
rOM HAS rKAllHX..
KMia w is a
WilUruette Valky,
Willamette Valioy,
April 8th,
April lWh.
Ata-il 13tb.
April 2th
Tbe Company . corves the right
IO
change sailing datss without notice).
N . B. PoMengern from Portland and
V illamttto Vadey poiuts can make close
eoumvit n with ttae trains of the Yaquina
route at Albany or Corvallis, aud it des
tined to Han Franotfcoo should arrange to
arrive at Yaquina the eveniug before date
of sailiug,
rasscnaer soil ftflabt Kates always the
Lowest.
For liitormaUon apply to C J Stuart, Freight and
Ticket Aeiit, Albany, or to C II Haawcll, Jr., Q. F.
A F. Ag-t,,, Oregon Develupmei.t Co,, 33 Montjrouiery
St., San Kram&eo, Cat, V. iloi.i ..
A. U. F. and P. Agent,
Oregon Paeilo B ROo. CsrvauTs, Or.
0 VE ULAN 0 TfFc ALIF0BN1A
VIA-
Oregon & California U. R
AND CONNECTIONS,
nit: MT. an AST A moctk.
o
Time between Albany and Sai. Frsueisca, IS hours.
oauroitMA axraiss st tiss daily.
8oa4i North
4.U0 r. u. I Leave ForUand Arrive j 10:40 a m
3:06 r a Leave Albany Leave 1 7:06 a M
7:ioam I Ar.lve fran faajSS hesv I 6:30 r u
local rAsasxesa thaus pailt except Sunday).
eToo Tu I Leave PuYuisd' Arrlv 1:46 p'i
12:40 r s Leave Albany Leave 1 11:36 A a
:40rM Arrive Eurene Leave 1 9O0m
local rASsaxoaa trains daily, exckpt sckdat.
8:10 r a I Leavs Albany" Arrive I 6:46 a M
8:60 r x Arrive Lebauon Leave 6:00 a at
12:60 p u I Leave Albany Arrival 2:45 th
1:30 ra I Arrive Lebanon Leave 8:00 v u
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
l KfelON SLEEPERS lor
Second Class Passenger
on all through trains
FREE OF CUARCE,
West Side lVlvUloa.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CQ-RVAEE1S.
HAIL train daily (exjopt Snndsy.)
so a m
12:26 P m
Leave
Arrive
Portland
Corvallis
Arrive
liCare
0:16 r S
1:30 p M
BXPRKBS TRAINS DAILY (SXCipt Sunday .)
4:50 pu
RiOO pm
Leave
Arri -o
Tort land
M-iMlnnville
Arrive
1.' ave
9:00 A M
6.45 A M
At Albany ml OorvelHs connect with trains ot
Oregon Paciflt Kaliroad
For full luformalioti ragardiiijr rat, inapF, etc.,
! .nil riii t 'i tiii 1 1 lii ; i A 'l ilt.
R. KOEHLKR,
P. ROGERS,
A Pane A cent.
Manatrer.
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted up in first-class style. Tables
supplied with the best in the market.
Nice sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial travel ra,
jHTFree Coach to and from the Hotel, 11
for Infants and
T 11 rriiamssiilltassuisMlnrl 11 iibiisMIibi 1
saowBiome ' ii a ismn ii ii I
HI Bo. Oxford fit., brookln, K . Y. j wTsiswa'lajBriosa medtcatfrm
Tax Carrara Comfaxt. 77 Murray Street, K
FRANCIS PFEIFFER,
PROPRIETORS OF
Albany Soda Works,
And Manufacturers ot
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY,
Wo are now prepared to all at whole
ale, always fresh snd pure at Portland
prices to dealers. We also keep a foil
line of
Nuts and Tropical Fruits,
OUR-
CIQAR AND TOBACCO
department la corn- "r We keep the
very fines, stcok of suoiuagand chewing
tobacco, meerschanm and brier pipes thst
la a delight to smokers.
HOLY ANGELS COLLEGE.
1 Boarding School for Boys ! !
Conducted by secular priests and Lay
(eechera,
First term opens first Monday in Sep
tember. (Second term opens first Monday
In February. For pro pectus uddreHs
Rev. F. A. Becker, Vancouver, W. T.
Bos 103.
patWts
Obtained, and sll ether business In the U. H. Paten
Onlt-e sttendrdad to tor moderate tees.
Our offlo is Meats' tbe I S. Patent Office, sod
-v can huin I 'stent lea lima than lh remote
eoru Washington.
bend modi or drawing. We aJ to patent
anility free of charge ;and wemafca o charge unless
e obtain patent.
We refer here, to th Poat master, the Kupt. of
Money Order Div. aad to officiala of lbU. a Patent
tlttx. for circular, advice, terms, and efcrencue
o actual client in your own Slate or county, edd
Ca .4. SNOW &COe,
Oppoaiu Patent Office. Waahington, D .
O, O CBKRRT.
C.B.PTRKS8
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
KacWnists, Millwrights, and Iror
Founders.
vv
E are now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds nf Iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS H4DB ON SHOetT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery.
Russ House.
Proprietor.
This house) is now open and furnished
with the best new furniture. Everything
clean and ocmmodioUs, offering to the gen
eral publio superior accommodations to any
ia the city.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the Stat oj Oregon
for Linn County.
G. H, Liggett, Plaintiff.
vs.
Sarah Hmes and Thomas I lines Defen
dants. NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
of an execution and order ol sale Is
sued out of the above named Couit in the
above entitled suit, 1 will on
Saturday tke 5th day of Hay, I8S8,
at the Court House door in the City of Al
bany. Llun county , Oregon, at the hour of
one o'olock, p. m . sell at publio auction
for cash in hand to the highest bidder the
real property described in said order of
sale as follows, te-wit : the east half of the
northwest quarter and lots one ami two of
Section sixteen in Township eleven, south
of Range one west of tho Willamette
meridian in Linn county, Oregon, con
taining 129 71 acres. The pocee.ts aris
ing from the sale ef said real estate to be
applied : First to the payment of the
costs and disbursements of suit taxed at
$21.50 and the oosts and expenses of sale.
Second to the payment to the I'laintitT
herein tbe sum of $1445.84 with accruing
Interest thereon at the rate of 10 par cent
per annum from the 15th day of March,
1888, and the further sum of $120 and the
overplus If any to be paid to tho Defend
ant, Sarah fiines.
Dated March 29LU, 1888
D. 8. Sm .th,
Saeriff.
to choose from as
Children.
enrea CoBc. CoKlfatlon,
Boor Btooacb, imsthkbs, sa uusiiua.
UU worms, givse sleep, aaa
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds oi rough, dressed
nd seas . rf lumber ,lathb & .
pickets kept constantly en
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON A WEST.
MRS. B. HYMAN,
next east of S. E, Young's, Albany, Or
Cutting and Fitting a Specialty,
STAV.P1NC OUTFITS, AND STAMP
ING DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
Wednesdays and Thursdays of each
week, and painting done to Older on
plaques and other materia),
Nice assortment of Artist materials on
.land.
. B.WOLVKRTO, O, H, IKVINK
W0LVERT0N & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
JfJTO'Bce up stairs in' Foster's Block.
ALBANY, OREGON-
D, R. N9 BLACKBURN,
Attorney at Law,
Office, Odd FeUow's;Temple,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
All business will receive prompt attention
J. J. WHITNEY,
lttfty-4ui JSjinnsBlbt At, Lav
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in all of the Courts of
.hisStato. All business intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
T. J. STITBS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Public-
ALBANY, OttEGON.
JOHN BRICCS,
FLOEIST
ALBANY, - - - ORECON
Roses a Specialty.
Cemetery lots planted and attended to.
CR0SSEN & ALLEN,
PEOPRIETOES
Albany Track and Dray Co., Re, 1.
Goods handled with care and dispatch.
r KlJHa'H:.M
Are scknrivWi.-od tl.o Kvt, W'iag hunllcr,
move- productive and 3 H id Wneromp.
OTXJS r&UJSTSATl CVTAtOGCE
0a.3Uk lty ih. beat "' i..-.-u 1.-00 aw (
V,
"Jim Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kinds on
hand. Also full line of
JAPANESE GOODS.
OREGON PACIFIC CONTRA CTOE,
for this eection.
Laborers furnished on short notice for
any purpose.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany, Or
1 Is on ni. in PhiladeSahta
(sitae Sewsitai'or Adver-
j CO., J
r. Paul. K Htinj