No Baits
OUR STANDING OFFER
Lowest Rates
We offer no baits
OUR
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
.- ton Development CompMy'e Steeoi
eblp Line.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
tn by any other route.
Kirt c!s through psssouaer and
lit itfbt litis from Portland and all petals
4.i the Willsuiette Valley to an I from San
) raocisco, Cal
Viilamette Diver Line of Steamers.
1 be "Win. M. Uoa,," Tbe 8, Beat
It,. .' The Three Sinter" aie in service
f..r both passenger ami freight traffic be
t vt-en Corvsllis snd Portland sud iater
uedisle poiutt, leaving Company's wharf.
orvallis, and Messrs. Huiman A Co's
urf. Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Port
land, three times a week as follows :
NOBTU bet' NO.
L-.v.CorralUa, Hon.. Wed. S Friday, lu.wA,M.
L e.e AlbnuT, Monday. Wed. and Friday, li OO Noon
A t.- Iurtland, Tue., Thu. and Saturday. 6.30 P M.
WW BOt'WU.
L SM Portland, Moo., Wed. and Friday, 8.00 A. M.
L-.ie Albany, Tue., Tnure. am' Saturday, 1:3) p. M.
A.nveUailis, Tue., Ills, and Saturday, :W I. M.
iiaats make close connection st Albany
nu trains of the Oregon Paoiflo Railroad.
TIMt siHKULLK. (except Sundae a.)
L.-tu Albany, 1:00 r. s, . Leave Yaqwaa, 0 30 , a.
J.j.v Corvailia, 1:17 F.M.I Leave Corvallia.lU 33 a.s.
Srnre Yequina, 6:50 r. u I Arn.e Albany, 1 1 15 a. S,
) & Q trains connect at Albany sud
urvslii. The above trains connect at
Miuins with tbe Oregon Development
t .in pan' Line of bleamsbips between
V equina end nUn Francisco.
HA1L1SC. DAT EM .
Sesasaaa,
raos a as rA.iCeOD.
.ROM T4M A
V ilUmeUe Valley,
V.lUmetie Valley,
V t.iamette Valley.
V illameite Valli-y,
April iJth.
atay 10th.
May SIM .
May Stat.
May Mb.
May . .,u.
M :ul,
1 be Compauy -,rve .he right to
it '.oge sailing dates without notice.
31 . it. Pamteugers from Por.Und and
' illsinelte Vs. ley points can make close
v .uoecli.'u with the trains of the Yaquiua
I.. ileal Albany or Corvsllis, sud it des
t ued to San Francisco should arrange to
rnve at Yaquiua tbe evening before date
1 1 sailing.
k'-ieaeaaer aad r. eight Mate always the
jm wrel.
or information apply to 0 J Stuart. Freight and
fxkSt Agent, Aluaii), or to 0 U Ussaell, Jr., U. F.
P. Aft,, Orcgteii UevclonM.t.tCo A Morita-oiuety
g... San rrantiacj. Cel. C . Hot.il.,
A. O. F. and P. Agent,
Oregon I'acioc K RC. Oorvalna, Or.
OYtRLAKD TO CALIFORNIA
-TIA-
C.'rcgon & California R. K,
AND yONNECTIOSS.
TIIK HT. H in I 1 KOIU
o
1 rfte beiwoeu Albsrsstf (at. Fisocieci, U boars
OAurofcsu ursisa W uss bailt.
tneSSS Ustfh
4 r. s. Leave Portland Arrive I 10:41 a
I MPS I Leave Albany Leave I 7:06 a s
'..40 as Arrive Ban Ftaucieco heave 6:80 r
sjcai r aaasxosa tsaim naitr xcept Bauda)).
a J a M Leave
1 .: 10 r a Leave
i . r a I Arrive
Portland
Albany
Kurene
Arrive I 3:46 rs
Leave i 11:35 a M
Leave 1 0 300 as
LOCAL KAaaUMISa THAI. DAILY, MCSPT StXDAT.
fl r a
Leave
Arrive
Albany
Lebanon
Arrive I 6:46 a M
Leave .'.. a a
Arrive I 2:45 rs
Leave 2:0u r a
1 ; M r M I Arrive Lebanon
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
KXi I ESI4M SLEEPER lor
Heroad 'Ism I'saarngera
sll thrsagb trslaa
run. OF HAKCE,
Weal aide hlrUUa.
I i lHKM FOKTttWO Al COgVALUl,
mail thai PA1LT (e pt Monday.)
7 i am Leave fort land Arriv . oau r m
1 ..5 p m Arrive Corvtllif Leave 1:80 r M
KXfsua TuaiK dailt (exempt taaday.)
lUMraT leeave Portland Arrive 0.00 a m
v: o I'm I Arrl- McMlunvlUe jghW Ml a jj
At Albviv and CorvaiHa connect wHh trains of
4 legon Paoiflc Uallrosd
fevfafl information rugardan rates, mane, etc.,
Deb oo company 'a Agua.
g. K0EHLK8, E. P. B00ER8,
Msesger. A PsssAstwt.
Sheriff's Sale
J 4 tfte Oircnit (Jonri of the State of Oregon
j i- Ike County of Linn :
Martha Barnes, Plain' iff.
VM.
M. Btiirigan, B. Brenner, K, Glims and D.
. ffigsjat, partner, doing business under
l h firm nurne and style of K. Oias A
I ii, Mnd I.'jvi West Mnd E1 Robinson,
) irtnerM, doing business undr the firm
i : inof KobiiiMon & West, Defendants,
rvTOTICK is hereby given thst by virtue
i of sn execution and order of sale is-
nrd out of the above named Court in the
'.ovs entitled suit, I will on
Katardajr the Sth day of May, Is,
r th Court House door in tbe C'ty of AN
I u.--, Linn c iunty, Ongon.atthe hour of
o'o'oyk, p. in , at public auction for
ah in hand to the hihfst bidder, seM
i ie real p.op-rty described In said notice
MH'e as fo lowa, to wit: tha northeast
irtr of Section 3 in Tp S, M. K. 1 E. of
I a Willamette morltllxn '..:'Mlng 100
a. res. Alo the east : alf ( lti urtneait
v .artur of MfRtloQ 31 in Tp. II, H K. I E.
t he M'Uiamtiite inerltlisn, unuiiiing 80
i .mi, ill iu l.lun wutity, Oregon, I he
- c e It urlMin from the aa'n f said
j '.uii-ftM io e applied : Ktrt to the pty -i
unt of the 'stm mid dlobuiaemeuta of
i i t tsxed at i! and th (-. sud ex
. iife i.-f Ha'f. Mfsj in! to the iy meat to
i 4 "laintliY the Nttai of f 152.61 With xc
i Mint ii.i.-i'- -i at 10 per 'ent ear milium
i in tit tls day of March 18HH, gnd the
! rttier miiii f tlh .ttortteja faaa, next to
I o payment ft the Defend tot, 11. Brenner
t euinof 101 with accruing interest
I on from March 21 t, 1MH8, at l he rate
10 percent iar annum aad th further
i una nf X.05 ootM and i '0 vtioirieys fves
. d (h overplus if an 7 to e ptid to tuo
lfeudantMWrruHo
on a few Leading 4 Hides but Sell the Entire stock at the Lowest rates,
there is in U County. We also invite Attention to onr
Pine Roasted Coffee.
BLENDED COFFEE OUR FANCY COFFEE OUR PREMIUM COFFEE OUR ACME COFFEE
OUR STANDARD MOCHA AND JAVA - - - - Finest Flavor, Uniform Strkruth, Lowest Prick
Andrews & Hackieman,
W.LDOUGLASl
$3.00
SHOE
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - - OREGON
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court . StuU 0 Oregon
for the County of Lin
The A nerican Mortgage Company mt 8ctt
lanJ (limit. I'll ,
vs.
E DUiUon, Pilisiiwt.
NOTICE is hervby giym tliAt by virtue of
an execution and order f sale iaaucJ oat ol
the shove n anted Court in the above entitled
nit, 1 will on
aatarday the I9lh day r Kay, lass.
st the Coert Hoose iloor iu tho city i M
baoy, Linn county, Oregon t tue hour of one
o'clock p. en., tell st public suction for csah in
hand to the highest bidder the teal j 1 1 1
described in said esccu'iou and wttf at sals
ss follows, tow it : Corometiciiig at the
southeast corner of the 8 M Penutntou do
nation land claim, Koliccatiou 1 l'J4, Claim
No57 ; theoce east one i.utdied audrightten
(118) rods; thence south fifty foor 1'4-100
(54 24-100) rods ; thcuce not 0M hundred
sod eicbteen (118) rods ; thence Msik tifty
four 24-100 (54 24100) rods to the pluce rf
boKioniog, coatsioing iorty acres. Alas a
portion of the donation land claim of Allen
Parker, Not. 2312, Chum 37 in Township 12,
south range 2 west, commencing st the north
west corner of said claim, running thence
east 40 45-100 chains ; thence snuth 32 31
100 chains ; theoce weat oue79 100 chains;
thtnee south 17 00 100 chains ; thence weat
38 08-100 chains ; thence north 50 27-100
chains to the place of begioniog, containing
two nundred (200) seres . Also commencing
st tbe northwest corner of said laud clsim
Not No. 2312, Claim 37, and ranmng thecoe
vest 70 rods ; thence south 08 rods ; thence
aet 70 rods ; tneuce noith G8 rods to tbe
place of beginning, oontaioiag thirty (30)
seres, together with all and singular the t n
merit, hereditamtuts and appurteusnces
thereunto belonging sr in any s ue appertain,
ing. The precceda ariaing Iroin the ssleof
ssid premises to be sppiied - First to the
payment of the coat and disbursemuats of
suit taxed at $539.35, and the costs and ex
penses of ssle. Second to the payment to the
PlaiatifT, the sum of $290 with accruing in
terest thereon st the rate of 10 per cent pir
annum from Marc'i 13th, 188S, and the over
plus if sny to be psid to the Defendant here
in. Dated April 5th, 1888.
D. S. m.th,
Sheriff.
STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE. Ueailquart
rs Department i f the Columbia, Olticu of
Chif Quartern-safer, Vsuci.uvcr Birracltv,
W. T., March 15, 1888 There will be ..ller
cd for s!e at Fort Snerman, 1. T. , 00 May
10th, HS, at public suction, the U.
steam I much "Amelia Wbe-aton." (and prop
erty pertaining thereto.) Stern v. 1. , 1, light
draught ; length Id feet ; leain 17 feet ;
depth of hold 4 feet ; lower cabin, 8 14x57 ;
upper cabin, 7Jx 14x30 ; engines about 40
horac power. Hsleto tskeplsceat 11 o'clock,
s m. Terms of sale : Cash in U o currency.
All inquiries addretted to this r.rJico or to the
I'ost Quartermaster. Fort Sherman, 1. T.,
will be promptly anawered J. C C LFE,
Major and Chief Quartermaster.
Tho BUYEBS' GUIDE it
issued March and Sept.,
.each year. It is on ency
clopedia of useful Infor.
m&ticn for all rho pur
cboso the luxuries cr tho
necessities of life. We
oan clotho you and furnish you with
all tho noocasary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, danco, sloop,
ost, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or ct7 at homo, and in various eizea,
styles and quantities. Just figur3 out
what Is required to do all theso thingrj
COMFORTABLY, and you can mako a fair
estimate of tho valuo of the BUYEBS'
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
rooeipt of 10 cents to pay pottage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avonue, Chicago, HI.
Notice.
We have appointed Mr. S. A. DeVaney,
of Watcrlooas our Agent in Linn county
for Lawa of Business prepared by Prof.
Pardon's of Harvard University expressly for
farmers and business men. Endorsed by the
chief and associated justices of the Supreme
Bench. Is pronounced by thousandsof the
clearest headed business men of the coun
try as a book which they can not afford to
bcv.it10ut We ask an investigation of its
merits.
Agents wanted in every county in the
State.
W. P. Grant, Publisher,
(Agx-nt for Western and Pacific States)
31004 ( alifortiia St., Man Francisco, Cal.
Executrix Notice.
Not lea Is i.oreby givn that the under
nigned Executrix of the last will and tea
laioent or Andrew J. Warren, deceased, has
fild her final account in said estate in the
olllen of tho County Clerk far Linn county,
Ort-gon, and the Court has fixed Monday,
t.'ieTih day of May, I8H8. at tbe hout of
one o'clock p in. of s.ild d ty.for tbe bear
ing of objection t ) aaid not and for
1 ii aettlMiient of aaid CMtate.
Thl- 81st diy of Man b. 1:83. ,
Eli a a Wakrbn,
Exeoutrix of the last will of
yam J
s. aw aawar sd
aawaaae t i
To the buyers of Groceries and Provisions in Albany and Vicinity
is to furnish the best quality of Goods at the
LOWEST RATES FOR CASH.
SEEDS
The Best Garden or Grass Seeds to
be Had in Oregon.
Our arcda have been brought from Minne
sota and as they arc pure and freh and rais
ed in Northern latitudes a much larger pro
Ertion oft hem will grow than any now to
had i:i this market. Wc have thorough
ly tented Ihctn and know thia to be so. We
have placed them on sale in thl city and
throughout the county Ak your mer
chant for our Xortkern tirov. n Strds, Mark
et garden and all others wanting either
garden or grate needs should not forget
this.
Stuwart Si Sox.
Do You Want Furniture ?
IF YOU DOO ) TO
W.H.W1LLARD
whero you will ilud the best mske snd
hne-t fl tubed
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
AUo a fino line of
PICTURE FRAMES.
end s hunderd di.rreut stylts of
MonltSiiigs.
fPicturo frames made to order.
The largest end i. str k of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept in Albany. Prt:e reasonable
ALBANY C0LLE6ATE INSTITOTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888.
ft'lrs tmu Uprsa arptrsaber I lib, Itmi
A loll corps of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Couraos of tudy arranged to tneet tbe
neod or a! I grades of students.
Special inducttnents offered to students
from abroad.
Tuition rsnges from $5,50 to .'.
I id In private firi'ie at cw rates.
Kofinia lor self boaraing at small ex- cuss.
A careful Muirviion cxer-ised over atu
deau sway from homo. Fsli term op-n
Septemiier 7tb. For circular and full
partifiilars addrevn tbo President.
Ki t . I l.HI.UT V tOXtIT.
Albany, Oregon,
First National Bank
OF ALMVIe ORECsOll.
Prest lent u WUWn
Vii I'reeidctil M. K. YOt gO
liisr MeO, K. !1 S M i.l.Ul.A 1 s
TRANSACTS A OKSERALUnkiiijrbtistasss.
ACCOUNTS KEPT subject to check.
HKIIIT KXCUANCE and Ulezrapblc tranafer. m,0
ou New York, San Kranciacu, Chicago and Portl
Oregon.
(;LLECTION'S MADE on favorable terms.
MRKCTORS.
F. Youso, (iso, I CMAMiiauua
L. E Olais, L, Pusa,
Waltsh E TcaaaLL,
tim vunty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(' uccexson tw Cowan A Cuslck.)
ALBANY OREGON.
TRANSACTS a k-et.cral Ur.kliifr bualneas.
DRAW HIOMT DRAFTS on New York, fisn Fran
dsco snd Portland, Oregon.
LOANMO.VEYon approved securltx.
RECEIVE deposits subject to check.
COLLECTIONS entnutod io us will receive prompt
ei.tion.
IS. F. MERRILL.
33 -A. 3ST ZEC EI IR ,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
Sell exchange on New York, San Francisco and
Portland .
Buy note, Sta'c, county and c'ty warrant. Re
ceive deiMMits subject to check. Interest allowed on
time deposits.
Collections will rocel v. prompt attention.
Correspondence solicited.
Fire and nurine insurance placed In reliable com
panies, eVOfflce hours from 8 s. in. to 5 p. m.
For Old and Youngs
Tatt's Liver Pills act as kindly on the
child, the delicate female Or Infirm
old age, aa upon the vigorous man.
Tuffs Pills
give tone to the weak fttomarh, how
el., kidneys and bladder. To these
organs their strengthening qualities
are wonderful, eau.lng them to per
form their functions as In youth.
Sold Everywhere.
Office, 44 Murray St, New York.
5L.FE REHEWEB
Oft:' -dfe-TvJ?. 'OH. PJFUCE'8 Kaw Gal.
-vf4jK7fv?ivi.fci " au caaiw bxlt with
' ji-r? .''-'- ' " f&ZiStX. Aleotne yoapetifory, snu
(1'-STvayri,vi,Cpf,?.- ntaed Uu. mot powerful,
I 'NerkJ. Zu daittOii! uul jriect Chain.
' -"tT ' -fUS J."i' icry in the world. Onrea,
"c . 'V--' .ith,u i-.miii: -, Xcrvona
jyjility. lV.nlithoPacii.KidnorDiaeaes.
JijipoytU Ithetiaia'wUui, Waoinees of Sexual
Prxon-. TH Oj.1I or recd vtnmv tor Paiaph.o. 2.
cmortat.
0noDKTY n
FFIUIAL and MiPEE.
TKMPERAHCE DEPARTMENT,
. 1 'II . - J.
KIMTKO Y TUB
Women! Christian TrmprriBte t'livi
1 t ii si i- - -. a n
C I'. U. meet, on tbe 1st
li..- 7
nd y.d Viaul.i cfi tcb month at 8
oVjio.k r. u i st the W. C. T. U. Hall,
The Third Dl.trict held a convention
on the tOth last, st Monmouth. The ses
sion was a successful one. To public
evening meetings were held with good
audiences. The reports shew the werk of
the district in good condltlen.and prespeets
encouraging.
The State W. C. T. U. convention rMt
be held In Eugene Wednesday, Ma? h
The executive committee is expected te
held its format meeting on Tuesdav. The
I'nien ef t hi- ceuntv should send their
full quota ef dclegates,as the piece of held
Ing the convention Is so near and reduced
rstes will be secured on the railroad., there
should be a large delegation from oar vat
lev Unions.
Our round-the-world missioasrr, Mrs
Lesvetl, Is now In Calcutts, India, where
.he has organltcd a W. C. T. I' She
states in her last letter that ahe called up
on His Excellency, l.erd Dufferin, and
found him thoroughlv In accord with us
on the tobacco and purity reforms, but
thinks wc go toe far when we ask that la
dies and gentlemen give up their wine.
The National Convention of t h Army
of the Blue and the Gray, which is cem
poed of all ex-soldiers of the United States
and of the late Confederate army who de
sire the overthrow of King Alcohol, will
be held at Indianapolis May 31st; a grand
prohibition camp-fire will be held at which
short addresses will be made br Gen
Clinton B. Fisk.Col. George Bsln.Col.R S
Chcvcsand Maj. George H. Hilton.
Pittsburg, J'enn., U all torn up over the
license question. Judges Ewinif aad
White, on whom rests the decisloa of ap
pHcants for licenses to sell liquor in the
county, have referred them to the proprie
tors of seme of the most popular resorts,
as well as to the tow doggeries. The de
cisien of the Court was made after a reg
utar hearing of all of the applicants, most
ef them being represented by attorneys ;
the Law and Order Society also had its
attorneys on hand, with the record of every
applicant. There are now in Allegheny
county, in which Pittsburg i situated, more
than sixteen hundred saloons, of which
one thousand, in round nutnbers.are locat
ed in this city. Out of this one thousand
the proprietor of seven hundred were ap
plicants for licenses under the new law,
ut of which number the Judges have
granted the applications of exactly 218,
which will represent the total of the sa
leens of Pittsburg from and after May 1st
The liquor people arc wild with excite
ment and indignation at this working of
the Brooks law, which, Mrs. Ellen Watson
writes, is the best law Pennsylvania has
had yet. The W. C. T. U. has been hard
at work in securing evidence against sa
loon keepers and attending license court.
Mrs. Watson says she has been in court
five days out of every week since March
19th. This week will wind it up. Union
Signal.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
has decided tltat saloon keepers are re
sponsible for any injury, loss or damage
suffered by their patrons in the saloons, or
as a consequence of their visits there. It
says : "When one enters a saloon or tav
em, opened for the entertainment of the
public, the proprietor is bound to see that
he Is properly protected from the assaults
r insults of those who are in his employ,
as well as of the drunken and vicious men
whom he may choose to harbor." This
will probably make men mere careful
about signing saloon keepers' bonds
Scarcely a day passes without an account
of some oue being assaulted or robbed in
seme saloon. If the brewers and distil-
lers,who are usually the bondsmen ef sa
loon keepers, are made to foot the bills for
the assaults, it will be a sort of poetic jus
tice which they will not relish.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
"Baz" Cooper and G. W. Phillips are
both old residents of Linn county, whose
only interest will be to build up the mate
rial interests of the county. Having both
managed their own business well, the pco
Site
pie will make no mistake la electing them
1 001.-, NOT Aide UK AD.
On March 31 t, ssvs the Walta Walla
Union, a grccu-lookiiig individual, 1). A.
Meyers by name, arrived from Spokane
Falls, and early next morning presented
himself to Agent Fallon, of the Pacific
express company, asking if a package or
small box had been rcccircd for him from
the East. The box was produced and
charges to the amount of $373.25 were paid
by Meyer.. He took the box and went
off, but aeon returned much excited and
told the agent there was nothing in the
package that he expected. Upon being
asked what the box was to have contained
he stated that he had made arrangements
for the purchase of $10,000 in "green
goods," as counterfeit money is called. He
had already paid the "green goods" mer
chant of Jersey City $iJv in cold hatd
coin, when the stuff was to be shipped him
In an iron box to Walla Walla, with C. O.
D. charge, of $37-$650 being the price
set on the merchandise. A. aeon a. he
had received the package from the express
office he had hied himself to a secluded
spot and opened it, only to find an elegant
assortment of old newspapers and tike
debris. By the advice of attorneys the
last payment of $370 was garnishedind U
new In the hands of Sheriff Boalcs, to
await the decision of the express company.
The reporter was iaformed of the occur
rence the same day .but It being represent
ed that the fool was led into it mere
through Ignorance than any criminal in
tent.consented to suppress the fact for the
present, but now that the matter has leak
ed out, ucs its information a little late. It
is not believed that he can recover hia $,i;o
by any legal procet., and law-abiding citi
sens will not wish him to do so.
ST. JOHN ONTHE TAKI1 I
Proceeding to discuss the emptine.s of
the old parties, he read the plank of each
on prohibition, which wa. nothing. He
held that the republican party waa dying
f the same disease as the democratic of
thirty-five years ago a spirit of inteler
ancc and persecution.
Then speaking ef the tariff as a national
issue, he asserted that la the tariff there
was more politics than protection ; it was
a subject of which most people know very
little. For every dollar of protection glv
ea to the laboring men $50,000 was given
to the monopoliat. The mansion on the
hill is for the manufacturer, and the mis
erable tenement in the alley for the labor
er. But one male opera ive in many owns
his heme. Wages are low and living high.
He cannot get ahead. The blacksmith's
apron, tools,aalls,herseshoes and hammer
are protected all but the muscle of the
blacksmith.
Any system which enables a Vander
hi It to possess $200,000,000 in a life-time
is wrong. Two hundred and eighteen
such men could buy all the wealth of the
United States. Let the railway lines be
condemned and run in the interest of the
people.
The Grand Rapids feekly Democrat says:
"Calculations, based on the census and
statistics fiom the agricultural bureau,
make the profits of farmers from the
amount ef capital Invested about ?' per
cent. If they pay manufacturers forty
four percent, tariff tax en everything they
buy, and from seven to ten percent, on
the mortgages on their farms, how long
will it take them to get free from debt ?
This is a question left to every firmer
staggering under a mortgage. "Eternal
hope" is a good thing under any circum-
stances,but it is a better thing when it has
something solid to rest on.
a
The San Francisco Alta, edited by John
P. Irlsh.of whom Orcgonian's have heard
so much of late, has entered upen one of
the most f (Utile undertakings it could pos
sibly engage in. It has opened up criti
cisms ef the country press for using its
editorials without credit. This is a large
jeb,as matter from that paper can be found
in every paper on the coast and, In many
instances, without credit.
Z. B. Mess has a very well defined no
tion that he can beat any preacher for
Assessor. Rev. Sperry we suppose is a
very good man, but he knows very little
ef the value of property. Moss will beat
him.
The Uevil Fish Described by 11 ago
Is not a more tenacious monster than ma
larla, whether it takes the form of chills
and fever, bilious remittent, ague oake or
dumb ague. Like the octopus of the story
it olasps tho victim in Its tentaculae, and
folds him olosr and closer in a horrible
embrace. Attacked with Hostetter'sStom
ach Bitters, however, it gradually relaxes
its tremendous grip, final ly abandoms it,
and the quondam sufferer.liberated at last,
rejoices in the sense of new born freedom,
engendered by the restoration of complete
health. Dyspepsia, too, and constipation,
those old and remorseless enemies of the
human family.glveground.and are finally
driven from the field by thia Napoleon of
remedies, the greate.t, the purest in the
family pharmacopoeia. Rheumatism sua
cumbs to it, so do kidney troubles. The
nerves.when overstrained, regain quietude
and vigor by its aid, and the ability to rest
tranquilly and eat with zest are lmreaseu
and I e offer as Large an Assortment
Specialties, viz :
Kenton & Chase, grocers, Albany.
U II T Id IT f
A farmer ask us to explain what an ad
valorem duty !, and, also, to explain a
specific duty. Ad valtretn is a Latin
phrase,sigiiifying"according tothc value,"
and an ad valorem duty on imported goods
a certain rate per cent of the value of
the goods. A specific duty is so many
cent. or dollars as the case mav be, on the
pound, the yard, the barrel, or any other
unit of the weight or measure of lilt goods,
without regard to the price. 10 Illustrate :
An importer ships from France 100 yards
of cassimere ef the value of $150. There
is a duty of 40 per cent on the valueoi these
goods. That is the importer will have to
pay, as a duty, 40 cents for every one dol
lar ef the value of the goods. This Is an
ad valorem duty. Suppose the law provi.
ded that he should pay as a duty 60 cents
n every yard of casaimcre imported.Th is,
then, would be a specific duty.
Otcgen is just now being literally fiood
ed with p.itnphiets and tracts written to
show that the present high tariff rates
should not be reduced. Hundreds of
thousands of dollars are being spent in
preparing.publlshing and distributing these
campaign documents. We are asked by
the reader v. he furnishes the money to
pay for this campaign literature. The
reader himself and every other consumer
of protected articles in the United Statea
sunnlics a part of this money. These
st e er
documents are prepared and distributed
by the protected monopolies of the coun
try, the expense being paid out of the im
mense profits which they make oat of
protection. Yes, it is this blood money
forced out ef the consumers that is now
being used to convince them that it is best
for them ta continue to submit to high
taxation.
Mr. Harrison, possible candidate for
President, has acted with Sherman, Ed
munds, Ingalls, Hawley and Allison and
with the Republican party generally, ex
cept on this coast iu opposing Chinese
immigration. He believes in protecting
American labor by taxing the necessaries
of life, instead of keeping out the "pauper
labor" of China.
Citation.
In the County ( 'ouri of the KttUe of Oregon for
Linn County.
In tho matter of the estate of Samuel T.
Hrrl, deceased.
To tho following named heirs at law nf
Maid deceased, to-wlt : B. K. Harris, L. H
HarrlM, Kadiel Williams, Uonrj Moler,
Jnd Moler, Allien Moler, haohel Moler
and Ilsrr Mcklin, and to all others un
known if any auch tberebe.
IN the name of the State of Oregon :
You are hereby cited and required to
be and appear in the County Court of the
county of Linn in the Mute of oiegon, at
the Court House In the city of Albany, in
Maid county and State on
Tnesday Ilie !!. day el Jane, 4. !., Issa,
at the hour efono o'clock In the afternoon
of said day the same being the second day
of the regular term thereof, to wit the
June term, 1SS8, and then and there show
cause If any exist why an order ef sale
should not be made direc'ing and licens
ing tho Administrator of said estate to sell
all the right title and interest of the said
Samuel T. Harris, deceased, at tho time of
his death, both in law and in equity in
and to tho real property hereinafter de
scribed as prayed for in petition of J, H.
Peery, Administrator of tbe estate of said
Hamuel T. Harris, deceased, which peti
tion is now on file in the ofTie of the
County Clerk of Linn county, State of
Oregon, which ald real property is de
scribed as follows, to wit : Beginning at
tbe northwest corner of Section twelve in
Towtihhlp 10 south of range 1 west cf tbe
Willamette meridian ; theneo east Gl4
rods ; theneo outb. 208 iods to the south
bank of Thomas Creek ; thence west along
the south bauk of Thomas Creek ; thonce
.vet along the south bank of said Creek
fallowing the meandering thereof 61
rods to the line ef said Section 12; thence
north along said Section line 208 rods to
the place of beginning,oontaining 80 acres,
more or less, in Linn county, Oregon.
Done by oider t fthe Hon. J, J. Whitney
Judgo of said Court.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
89t my hand nd affixed the seal of said
County Couit this 14th dsy of April, 1888
it. . J, P. Galbraith,
Clerk,
Notice for Publication.
Land Office st Roseburg, Or,,
April 16th, 1888.
Notice is herehv given that the followiug
named aettlf r has filed notice of his intention
to mske final proof m support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
UoKister or Receiver of the U. S. Land Of
fice, at Rosoburg, Or., on
Thursday, June Ttb, ikss,
viz : Reuben A Leach, Preemption D S No
5181 for the E of N E i Sec. 4,Tp. 14 SR I
west, W. M. He namws the following wit
rtfHNH to nrovn hU continuous residence unon
1 and nullivatinn nf said land, viz ! Herbert K
j Cady, of Sweet Home, Linn county, Or.,
j: Ptleg Fruitt, George Hoeflein, J W Mo-
Uaml, allot Craw lords vine, i.inu county, ur.
Ciias. W. Johnston,
Register.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the under
sined Administratrix of tbe estate of
John P. Hawk, decased, has filed her
final account iu tbe County Court for
Linn county, Oregon, and the Court has
set tho 4t,h oay cf June, 1888, at the hour
of one o'clock, p. m. f-r bearing ofob
jecllons and settling said jstate.
JNA.NCX j, hawk,
for Infants and Children.
"Castorla is so sAl adapted seehOdirc thst I
1 1 1 iimirsandttssayqwrlertospresoilptloa
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w. e at t .
bw. . jl. mm. ml. u..
Ui bo. Oxford St., lirooaujra, V. T.
FRANCIS PFEIFFEB,
PROPRIETORS OF
Albany Soda Works,
And Manufacturers of-
0H0I0E CONFECTIONERY,
We are mow prepared to ell at whole
aale, always fresh and pure at Portland
f trices to dealers. We also keep a full
la of
Nuts and Tropical Fruits,
OUR
CIQAR AND TOBACCO
department is corn-'r We keep the
very finest steak of staok.aa and chewing
tobacco, meerschaum and brier pipos thai
is a delight to mokera.
HOLY ANGELS COLLEGE.
i Boarding School for Boys ! !
Conducted by secular priests and lay
teachers.
First terra opens first Mondsy in Sep
tember. Wecond term opens first Mondsy
In February. For prospectus address
Rev. F. A. Becker, Vancouver, W. T.
Box 103.
Obtained, and all other business In the U. 8. Paten
OaV aiundeded to tor moderate fees.
Our office ta ort the I" 8. Paumt OSce. and
T can obtain I a ten la lea. time than thoae remote
root Wa.uinrtou.
hend nsedie or drawing. Wi ir" te patent
ability free ef charge ; and we make o cbaiy unlcw
we obtain patent.
We refer here, to tbe PoeunaaKr, the 8upt. ol
Money Order Ui. and to official, of the U. 8. Patent
office. Furdixular, advice, terms, and ef enure.
"actual clients In your own State or county, wdiii
C. A. SNOW &.,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, D .
0. 0 CHXKRT.
C.R.PYRKES
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iror
Founders.
w
E are now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Orist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS H4DE ON SHORT NOTICE
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery.
Ross House.
Proprietor.
This house ! is now open and furnished
with the best new furniture. Everything
elean and commodious, offering to the gen
eral public superior accommodations to any
in the city.
Sheriff's Sale.
In Hit Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Linn County.
Q. H, Liggett, Plaintiff.
vs.
Sarah Hines and Thomas llines. Defen
dants. NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
of an execution and order ot sale is
sued out of the above named Court in the
above entitled suit, 1 will on
Saturday the 5th day or May, IHss,
at the Court House door in the City of Al
bany, Llun county, Oregon, at the hour of
one o'clock, p. m , sell at publio auction
for cash in band to the highest bidder the
real property described in said order of
salens follows, te-wit : the east half of the
northwest quarter and lots one and two of
Section sixteen in Township eleven, south
of Range one west of the Yt. ilUmette
meridian in Linn county, Oregon, con
taining 129.71 aorea. The proceed aris
ing from tbe 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 costs and expenses f sale.
Second to the payment to tbe Plaintiff
herein the sum of $1445.84 with accruing
Interest thereon at the ratoeflOper cent
per annum from the 15th day of March,
1888, and the further sum of $120 a id the
overplus if any to be paid to the Defend
ant, Sarah times
to choose from as
Casteria eeres CoHe, Ocas tpst Ion.
Boor Storoseh, Warrfaoss, Eructation.
I Kills worms, gives steep, sua
Without Injurious medicatkax
Tax Cavraea Codaxy, 77 Murray Street, S. Y
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds cf rough, dressed
and seas . lnmber,laths . ,t
pickets kept constantly on
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 ca.M of S. K. Young's, Albany, Oz
Cutting and Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPING OUTFITS, AND STAMP
IMC DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
Wednesdays and Tbnrsdsys of each
wrek, snd psirting done tooideron
plaques and other msterisl,
Nioo assortment of Artist materials on
uand.
. K.Wol.VRRTO!C, o, H, IK VINE
W0LVERT0N & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
pser-Cnoe up stairs in Fester's Block.
ALBANY. OREGON.
D, R. N, BLACKBURN,
Attorney at Law,
Office, Odd Fellow's Temple,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
All business will recelvo prompt attention
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in all of the Con its o
hlsState. All business intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
T. J. STITBS:
ATTORNEY AT JLAW T
-AND
Notary Public-
ALBANY, OfieEGON.
JOHN BRIGGS,
FLOEIST,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON
Roses a Specialty.
Cemetery lots planted and attended to.
CR0SSEN & ALLEN,
PEOPEIETOES
Albany Track and Dray Co., Nc, 1.
Goods handled with care and dispatch.
AMD
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FV.ui., Kt't.K. I
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"a - - -
"Jim Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kinds on
hand. Also full line of
JAPANESE GOODS.
OREGON PACIFIC CONTRA CTOB,
for this section.
Laborers furnished on short notice for
any purpose.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany, Or
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