The state rights democrat., May 11, 1888, Image 4

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No Baits
OUR STANDING OFFER
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.
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We offer no baits
OUR
Conrad Meyer.
,-PROPRlETOK OF
STAR BAKERY,
Corner Broadalbin ani First Sts.,
OKAl.KK IN-
nusied rruitrt,
Uluawrr,
Dried Fruits.
iOff,
WUm
Canufx Meat.
Vegetables,
Tea,
Etc.,
u U-i ev-trythln that i kept ia a gen
vmj variety and grocery store. Higlieat
tntrket price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Eed Cro wnMills
ISOM, LANNINU & CO., PROPR'S.
NaCW
flour cr arnica worn, VAwntm
asm bakc&b un.
UEST STORAGF FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OP.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
'r-gon Development Company's Sua u
sbip Liue
'225 MILES SHORTER
20 HOURS LESS TIME
tlaaa by any other route.
First data through paaeeugor and
li. tight line from Portland and all paints
in tbe Willamette Valley to and from ban
t rsaeisco, Cal.
Willamette River Lina of Steamers.
riie "Wa. M. Hoag," The "N. 8, Bent-i-.."
The Three bister" are iu service
i .- both paaaengcr and freight traffic be
i . ven Corvailis and Porilaud and la.er
i iiate poiuts, leaving Company's wharf,
orvallia, and Measra. llutman dc Co's
barf, Nes. 20U and 202 Front bt., Port
saarf, three times a week at follows :
NORTH BfUMJ.
LcsvaCorralua, Mwn , Wed. suU fruity, lo.uo A, H.
L a. Albany, M ". , Wctl. ami Friday. lt:W So-jn
Arrive IWUsud, 1 ue , Tbu, su-l ssMrdsv, &:M K M.
SOUTH ktOUbU.
L .v. rwtlaixi, Hon., Wed. and fnJiv, 8:0U A. M.
IMC Albany, Tim., Tbur. lint S.lunisy, 1:4) p. M.
AirtveOonrailis, Tub., Ttalt. tuul saUuiLay, :M P.M.
Beats make close connection at Albany
m :i trains of the Oregon fa-dfic Railroad.
TIMg sVHKliLLK. (-ei ttuialay.)
tas Altaay, 1:00 P. ,. Leave Yaqoiaa, 0 30,.
i. .. i cir-.iin, 1:17 r, a. Basses Curvuu,lo-.s a.m.
rr,e Y squiii, 640 r s Arme Albany, 11:16 A. a,
vl .. C. trai.s con no .a st Albany sod
t'orvaJlai The above irsius connect at
. njuinawith tbe Oregon Development
uiupany'. Line of steamships between
V equina and Au Pram ico.
MAILINU UAI EU .
iromu,
rao (A rSAMCISCu.
rOS Y .141, ISA
W.IUmeUe V lley,
W.lltuteUe Valley,
Wi.i4iu.Us Vslley.
v i. i-.ia.it Vsll.y,
April 29th.
ly 10th.
My tl.t .
May 81l.
Msy :,th.
Msy 16th
M Witt,
ibe Company .rve .be right to
linge sailing dates without notice.
X. li. PaMMeugers from Por.luu and
i 'ilsmette Vadey points can make close
nnecli n with tbe tmhta uf tbe Ysquina
i tie at Aibsnr or Corvsllis, and il dei
i .. dtobau FranciHo should arrange to
i rnve at Yaquiua tbe evening bel'wre date
i 'uiling.
i aataMgaw aad P.elabt Bale always the
Lw Ml.
or iufurmstlon spply tu C J Stuart, Fraight and
Tm kef Axat, AlUuiy, oi to C 11 11ms.II, Jr., O. F.
. f. Agt Ore(sri Unvelopmsi.t Co., Sj4 Muiitgoiuery
at . ssii tnuatco, Csl. il. uo4.tr.,
A.O. Y . sad F. Agent,
Oregon I'sciOc 11 It Co. Cervsuts, or.
bVULAhD lb CAliFGitNIA
(trogoii & Ch It fit) in la li. H,
AUD 'JONNEi I IONS.
TUK MT. SMtalA Ull Tfc.
T. iiu uwtwosu Alus"y sud ssu Fivicisea, k6 hour.
oALiroaaiA exrau i. tu dailt.
b hoKh
r. a. Leave Portland Arrivo j 10:41 am
U-m I Lesv. Albuny Leave I 7:06 A a
i.4U a a I Aftlve su F seiesfl heave 0:30 r a
i. 'CAt Fakmsmsss tsaiv daily except Sunday).
t ) a a i.u.v.
I .:0 i a I Ltsve
. r m I Arrive
foi Hand
Albany
Kuiroue
Amv. 3:46 r a
Leave 11:36 A M
Leave 9 AO a m
local rAsssaaaa raAina pailv, exlkpt klnuat.
Him
i' 4r a
Lt'sv.
Jum$
Leave
Arm
Albany
I.cbaiiMD
Albany
Lebanuii
Arrive I 6:46 a a
Leave 1 6:90 a m
Arrive I 2:45 r u
Leave 2:Uu r u
i . :, ) r a I
i .m r a I
PULLMAti BUFFET SLEEPERS.
KXCtJttslo aLKKPKK far
aeeend ( lata raitteagers
wo all iJir.mali trains
rater. i en liter..
Wel sM IVIvlaleu.
Iti.lWKK.X PtiUli tVil Al UmUMIH,
mAilvbaiii oailv (txwpt SunJay,)
T.J 11 I Lesv.
1. .-.tit ru Arrive
I'.irtisnd
0rvllia
Arrive
b:ii) r a
1:80 r a
TBAiaa daily (axojp'. lundsy.)
1 ..vi r a I Leave
St Ore ! Ani e
Arrive
Lare
9:00 a u
6.46 a a
on a few Leading Articles, but Sell the Entire stock at the Lowest rales,
there is in Li Cowry, We also invite Attention to onr
BLENDED COFFEE OUR FANCY COFFEE OUR PREMIUM COFFEE OUR ACME COFFEE
OUR STANDARD MOCHA AND JAVA Finest Flaw, Inform Sti.i;ii; hi, Lowest Price
Andrews & Hackitiiuan,
W.LOQUGLAS:
$3.00 J
SHOE
WARRANTCO
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - - OREGON
SbenfFs Sale.
I Ike Circuit Court .
for tie County oj Li
Statu oj Oregon
The American M .rtoge Cotnoaay ef Scot
land ('imitrd), Pli ,
vs.
K DCiUos, I !
NOTICE is hereby giyen that by virtue of
an execution and order of aie leaned out of
tbe above named Court in the above entitled
ait, I will on
eatarela MM 11th day ef Hay, laaa,
at the Court Hoase door in the city of Al
bany, Lion county, Oregon at the hour of one
o'clock p. to., tell atpub.ic auction, for cash ia
hand to tbe highest bidder the real property
described ia sstd exurutiou and order ot sale
as follows, to-wit : Coinmeaciog at the
southeast corner ef the 8 M Pennington do
nation huid claim, Notification 1 lv4. Claim
No 57 ; thence east one hundred aad eighteen
(118) rods; thence south tifty four 24100
(54 24-100) rods ; thence wnt one hundred
and eighteen (118) rods ; thence north fifty
four 24-100 (54 24-100) rode to the place rf
bogioniog, containing forty acru. Alio a
?rtion of tbe donation taud claim of Allen
arker, Not. 2312, Claim 37 in Towuship 12,
south range 2 wst, commencing at tbe north
west corner of ssid claim, rnuning thence
east 40 45-100 chains ; thence sooth 32 31
100 chains ; thence west one 7'J 100 chains ;
thence south 17 96 100 cbsios ; thence west
38 08-100 chains ; thence north 50 27-100
chains to the place of beginning, containing
two nnndred (200) acres. Also commencing
at the northwest corner of said laud claim
Not No. 2312, Claim 37, snd running tbecos
west 70 rods ; thence auuth 68 rod ; thence
east 70 rods ; thenco not th 63 rods to the
place of beginning, containing thirty (30)
seres, together with all and singular the teae
incut", Hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belongieg or in anywtic sppertsin.
iog. The proceeds arising from the sale of
said premises to be applied - First to the
payment of tbe cost and disburseiiieais of
suit taasd st 9539.35, and the cost sad ex-
? loses of sale. Second to the payment to the
laiatifT, the sum of $290 with accruing in
terest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum from March 13th, 1888, and the over
plua if any to be paid to the Defendant here
in. DAted April 5tb, 1888.
D. I. Smith,
Srieriff.
STKAM LAUNCH FOU SALE. Headquart
er Department of the Columbia, OHice tf
C.iif Q tartei master, Vanoouver Drrack,
W. T., March 15, 1888. Tnere willbeoffei.
ed for s.le at Ft rt Sherman, I. T., on May
19th, 1S88, at public auction, the U. P.
steam Imncii "Amelia Wheaton." (and prop
ertv Dsr'.aininif thereto.) Stern wheel, liirbt
draught ; Jeia-ih 76 feet ; beam 17 feet;
depth of hold 4 (est ; lewer cabin, at 14X07 ;
upper ctl'is, 7x14x30 ; engines about 40
horse poer. Naieto taltn place at II o'clock,
a. m. Terms of sale : Cash in U 3 currency.
AH inquiries addreesed to this oJice or to the
Post Quirter master. Fort Sherman, 1. T.,
will be proTiptly answered J. O.C.LEE,
Major and Chief Quartermaster.
OThe BUY EBS' OUIDE la
issued March and Bept.,
each year. It is an ency
clopedia of useful infor.
mation for all who pur
chase tbe luxuries or tho
necessities of life. We
can clothe you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
oat, flab., hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do all these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can mako a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYERS'
OUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
Notice.
We have appointed Mr. S. A. DeVancy,
of Waterloo as our Agent in Linn county
for Laws of Business prepared by Prof.
Parson's of Harvard University expressly for
farmers and business men. Endorsed by the
chief and associated justice of the Supreme
Bench. Is pronounced bv thousands of the
clearest headed business inei: 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
State.
W. P. Grant, Publisher,
(Agent for Western and Pacific States
31064 California St., Hm Francisco, Cal.
Notice for Publication.
Land OlKce at Roeehnrg, Or.,
April 16th, 1838.
Notice i herehv given that the following
named sv.tthr has tiled notice of hir intent n n
to make final pmof ;n support of hit claim,
and that said proof will he made b' fore th
Keguter or Receiver of the U. S. Laud Of
fice, at ltosoburg, Or., on
Tbursdar. lane 7tb, ihhh,
viz : lieuben A Leach, Preemption D S No
5181 for the K J f N Ei Sec. 4,Tp 14 8 R 1
west, W. M. Ho nam. the following wit
nesses to prove hiicontiouou rasidtoce u; on
aad cultivation of siid isud, vis , flihert E
WSJL. MVML MP
Stjacobs oil 1
CDD DUCIIMATICM
FOR RHEUMATISM.
HON. 8. CROSBY, Hawaiian Consul,
LiMa. Peru, writes aa follows:
USL Jacobs Oil cured me of painful
Rheumatism."
Mr. C. A. BUCK. Editor and Publisher,
"The Spirit of the Tlet," N.Y.,aaya
" Aare used Si. Jacob OH, repeated!?,
v it A satiaetorf results.'
Sold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.,
HALT 1 MOKE, MIX
Do You Want Furniture ?
IF YOU DO GO TO
w h win arh
II lit II IaJUXIIIUi
where you will find the beat make and
nnaat tl -lie bed
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Also a fine Una of
PICTURE FRAMES.
and a bunderd different atylea of
.Mouldings.
(Picture frames made to order.
The largest and best atock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
aver kept In Albany. Prl ua reaeouable.
ALBANY GOLLEBfAIE INSTITUTE
ALBANY. OREGON.
1887, 1888.
Term Open September IStfc, last.
Ilri
A full corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY.
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses of study arranged to meet the
need of all grades of students.
Speeud inducements ojered to students
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from $5.50 to SI?, 50.
Board in private fain 1' lea at low ratea.
Rooms lor self-boarding at small expense.
A careful supervision exerciaed over stu
dents away from home. Fall term opene
September 7lh. For circulars and full
particulars address tbe President.
HKV. KLBKftT X. OMD1T.
A
First National Bank
OF ALRAN1, OKKGOK.
rreeident l. rLfWN
Vice PrcMiilent a. a vnrwi;
Osshler UKO. E. CHAMBKHLAIM
TRANSACTS A OENKRAL tanking business.
ACCOUNTS KEPT rabject to check.
SIGHT EXCHANGE and telegraphic transfer, solJ
on Now York, San Francisco, Chicago and Portl
Oregon.
COLLECTIONS MADE on favorable term.
Diascroaa.
w. E. YOVSS, OSO, E CltAMSCKLAIS
L. E Blais, L. run,
Wautkh E Ti hrsll,
Linn unty Bank,
, COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(suceeeaors te Cowan 61 Cusick.)
ALBANY - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a general tanking business.
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, San I ran
Cisco and Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MOWEYon approved security,
RECEIVE depoaiU aubject to check.
COLLECTIONS entruated to us will receive prompt
etttlon.
H. F. MERRILL,
33 UsT HKI IE JEt ,
Albany, - - - Oregon.
Hell exchange on New York, San Francisco and
Portia nU.
Buy noiea, Sita'e, county and c ty warrants. Re
ceive d4ioeit subject to check. Interest allowed on
time !i '". hi .
Collection will receive prompt attention.
Correspondence solicited .
Fire and nuritie insurance placed in reliable com
panies, Office hour from 8 a. rn . to 6 p. m.
A Planters Experience.
"My plantation la In a malarial dis
trict, where fever and aarue prevailed.
I employ ISO hands ; frequently half
of them were alek. I was nearly dis
couraged when I bof-an tbe nse of
Tutf s Pills
The result was marvellous. My men
became strong and hearty, and! havo
had no f nrthur trouble. With these
pills, I would not fear to live In any
swamp." K. BIVAJL, Bayou Sara, ..
A
Fine Roasted Coffee.
y gtm(ut
OflOUHTY A
FPIBIAL !ub MlPBR.
WAMMINGTON
Frees our
Wasiiixutox, D. C. April i6th, 1S88
"What Is the legislative outlook, from a
democratic standpoint ?" wa asked of a
gentleman who U known to stand very
close to Mr. Cleveland. He renlled as
w -
follow : "Well, It Is by no mean a bad
as it was a week ago. The deadlock cost
us ten days of valuable lime. but there' no
u.c wasting time now In talking about
that. It Is os rr .thank Heaven. The main
question that Congress has to deal with
this session Is the tariff. The fight on
that will begin to-morrow lit the House
when the Mill's tariff bill U called up for
conlderation, and will continus until the
bill Is passed or defeated, though I don't
think the last is llkelv to occur. No other
legislatioa, with the exception of the reg
ular appropriation bills, will be considered
by the House until the tariff question Is
settled ; and I understand that at the prop
er time the leaders of the party will call a
House caucus, which will compel all dem
ocrats In the House to vote for the bill A!
that will of course take time, but the la
tentien is, If possible, to bring the bill to
a vote before the date set for the meeting
of the St. Louis convention
"In my opinion," he continued, "It it
extremely doubtful whether this program
can be carried out ; there is not time
enough left. There will probably be
hundred or more set speeches delivered
on the blti.some 75 or 80 members having
already filed notice with the Speaker of
their intention to speak on the subject
From to-morrow to the meeting ef the St
Louie convention there are just 41 days
exclueive of Sundays. In all probability
thespecches to be made on this bill wil
take up more time than that, to say nothing
of the days that It will be absolutely neces
sary to devote to consideration of the reg
ular appropriation bills which must be
passed before the Joth of June,or some of
the wheels of government will become
clogged.
"However, much time may be saved by
holding an early caucus and mappiag oat
the exact course to be followed on the floor
of the House, and once mapped out, the
leaders should see that there I no going
outside the lines by any member of the
party. If a vote Is reached on the final
passage of the MUJ's bill before the let of
July, I shall be greatly surprised.
"Of the other legislation now before
Congress, the River and Harbor bill will
past the House surely and probably the
Senate ; the Dependent Pension bill Is
hardly likely to get through the House at
this session ; the Springer Omaibu bill
for the admission of the Territories of
Dakota, Montana, Washington and New
Mexico, will be passed by the House but
not by the Senate ; the Blair Educational
bill is not likely to be reported from the
House committee. There now, I "have
given you my ideas of the democratic leg
islative prospect 1 you are welcome to
them, budon't use my name, not that I
care, but somebody else might, you know."
Ex-Senator Wallace, of Pa., says the
democrats of that state are unanimous for
the renomination of Cleveland. The same
news comes here from all sections of the
country.
Chauncey Dcpew has a long head. He
says he does'nt want the republican nom
ination. He did not give his reasons, but
the presumption is that he dld'nt want to
be struck by the Cleveland cyclone.
Ablll for the relief of soldiers and sail
ors who enlisted and served in the army
or navy during the rebellion under assum
ed names has been favorably reported by
the House committee on Military Affairs.
The Government Printing Office inves
tigation, which was suspended a short time
ago on account of the illness of the Chair
man of the House committee on printing,
has been resumed.
Mr. Oaies, the Alabama Representative
who led the filibusterers in the recent fight
against the direct tax bill.is understood to
be ambitious ef representing his state in
the Senate.
Mr. Allen, of Mississippi, is makinir
quite a reputation In the'Heuse as a quick
Itrirtpfl anA raAv rl.itnl.. U i- f
" " " , , vc "nc
.. . .o.
day, yvhich was much enjoyed by the
Midline, ins victim was Mr. i'erklns.ot
Kansas, who had started to address the
House on the Indian appropriation bill but
who floundered around, mixing up the tariff
and the slave trade and mistaking the con
stitution of the Confederate states for the
platform of the democratic party. Mr.
Allen stood this as long as he could and
then proceeded to make the disconnected
gentleman from Kansas a laughing stock.
9
and see what kind of a day it was going to
he The tatter opened the ttla doer of
the cupboard and exclaimed, "It Is dark as
hell and smells like cheese." Instead of
getting his head out into the daylight of
1S8-H, the gentleman from Kansas had got
his head into the cpbo.rd of rebellion.
where everything was dark and smelted
ike slavery. Mr. Allen Invited him to
discuss the live Issues presented by the
democratic party Into the open un!tlne
ef to dav.
1 'nil 10 s a I...
Ill HOI to I M MaTTKss.
She fell upon the crowded walk.
Amid the great parade.
Ia dainty boot and fabric rich.
And sealskin sacque arrayed
Her daughter bent low over her,
Her heart almost dismayed ;
"What Is It, mamma tell me quick f
In accents wild, she said.
The pale tips moved.the weak voice spoke
WI couldn't couldn't match the shade '."
Railroad Superintendent (during big
strike) Have you had any experience In
manafiag a locomotive f
ApplicantNot exactlv : but mv ifc
ww or ' w
aad 1 successfully started the kitchen fire
with kerosene for three year, without get.
ting blown up.
"Eureka ! John, tell the president I've
found a man brave enough to run a flyer.
1 know a maiden fair to see.
So do you, so do y ou ;
A pretty as a maid can be,
That Is true, quite true ;
Yet when I hear her gurgle, "(Joh f
And rattle off a lot of a bosh,
It makes me feet that beantv is
A vain conceit, a vain conceit ;
It makes me feet that beauty is
Aa empty, empty cheat.
"How Is It," remarked the represcnta
tlve of aclothlnif firm, "that traycltcrs for
tobacco houses never offer a fellow 1
cigar ?"
"The reason Is very plain."
"What is It r
"They don't want to give their cigar
way."
A fashionable dresmaker has received
an order from a Western woman for a
gown with "one of them vestibule trains
that are talked of so much In the papers."
Adulteration of lard seems likely to go
on until a pig can be devised that can grew
cotton instead of bristles and whose fat
will consist entirely of cotton-seed oil.
Californians have a method of preserv
lng fruit without sugar so that it will keep
sound and fresh for years. The recipe Is
as follows 1 Fill clean, dry, wide-mouthed
bottles with fresh, sound fruit ; add
nothing, not even water. Be sure that the
fruit is well and closely packed in, and ram
the corks, of best quality, tightly down in
to the neck of the bottles until level with
the glass. Now tie the corks down tight
with strong twine, and after putting the
bottles Into bags, stand them in a pan or
boiler of cold water. Let the water reach
not quite to the shoulder of the bottles. I et
the fire be moderate, and bring the water
to boiling. Boil gently for ten minute and
move from the fire and allow all to cool.
Owing to the stringent law against sell
ing antiques in Greece, many object are
broken when found by peasants or thrown
Into the sta. A similar move In Egypt
under S,iUI Pasha produced simitar re
sults. A new decree makes it unlawful to
deal In antiquities, and wilt make the
Arabs who find tombs and scattered an
tiques yet more secretive, and lead them
to destroy objects rather than allow their
existence to be known.
oeei
We Import annually about $50,000,000
worth of woolen goods,representing from
100,000,000 to 120,000,000 pounds of raw
wool. Give our manufacturers free wool
m4 as soon as industry and business ad
justs itself to changed conditions, we will
manufacture a great part of the woolen
fabrics to meet this demand, and which
we now meet by importations from Great
Britain, Germany and elsewhere. That
this is not mere theorizing is demonstrat
ed by the' results that have followed plac
ing hides on the free list.
A republican paper.commenting on the
presidential candidates, says : "The situa
tion is simply this : Blaine or defeat.'
This is hardly correct. The situation is
nearer this : Blaine and defeat.
The Chicago Journal says that if the
right man is nominated by the republicans
he will get there. It makes very little dif-
ferencc who thev nominate, he will be the
unU, e,ection day Rftcr
fc he wU1 bthe u,eft mnM '
'Lish Appi Agate "I ye sized np this Col .
Irish, and if he comes here I'll take tho
stump aasiust him, and an-ni-hi-tate him."
J W Whalley "Pshaw ! Irish is a better
stump speaker than any man we've got. He's
head ana shoulders above any orator in Ore
gon. I head him when I made mv speech at
the 0 & C last spike ceremonies, '
jj. A. Well that's sot very onipliaierj
tary to me after what I said I could do, bit
I will agree with you this far ; of all the
talkers at tho Asbiaud calebrat on and I
and we offer as Large an Assortment to choose
Specialties, viz :
Kenton Chase, grocers,
I KIOI'9 FACT.
A French workman has succeeded in
producing artificial silk.
tjirUarc trained to agriculture In Den
mark, the owner of farms receiving them
a pupils.
Lv- Nature claim that a machine of one
hot e power would keep J7,ooo,f-jo watch
c going.
Several teeth of a mastodon were lately
found near the Alalia River, in Florida,
One of them weighs over seven pounds.
An eminent firm of soap makers offered
to print the British Census K'raii., if they
were allowed tr print their advertisements
onthecowr. The proposition was de
c lined.
A parrot died last year in Pari at the
reputed age of 103 years, and, since it was
handed down by will to successive own
ers, Its longevity may be accepted as a fact
fully established
Silver, generally a very desirable metal
Is a source of great annoyance in the man
ufacture of white lead, (or if present in an
appreciable quantity it spoil the color of
the finished product, owing to the well
known blackening effect of light upon the
salts of silver.
Much ef the -o tailed nun now in ue
1 ftlmply potato. A good, sound potato
washed in diluted sulphuric acid, then
boiled in the same solution, and then slow
ly dried, is all ready to he turned into but
tons, pokr chips and innumerable other
thihgs that ivory was used for once upon
a time.
A new kind of glas has been invented
in Sweden which is asserted to possess
wonderful microscopic power. While the
highest power of an old-fashioned micro
topic len rcveid only the i-Ansvoooth
part of an inch, this new glass will enable
us to distinguish 1.204.7000.000th part of
an inch.
An ancient Japanese coat-of-mai! is re
ported to have been unearthed recently
near Victoria, B. C, in diggings well four
feet below the surface. It is such armor
a was made by the Japanese 200 or 300
years ago. Some years since a number of
Japanese coins were found in cairns, or
stone graves, in the neighborhood of Vic.
torla. These finds indicate a visit of Jap
anese to the region.
While the democrats wilt probabt y nom
inate President Cleveland by acclamation
for a second term the first ballot at the
republican convention will look a if it
had been shaken out of a pepper box.
Senator Sawyer, of Wisconsin, wilt erect
an $So,ooo house on Connecticut avenue
Washington.and will then proceed to drop
out of sight.
When the question i reduced to the ab
olition of the tax on whisky or the reduc
tion of the tariff, the contest, as Mr. Mc
Millin aptly says, "narrows down to one
between the drunkard's belly and the poor
man's back
When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she waa a Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whim ahe became Ml, she clung to Castoria,
When site had Children, she gave them Castoria
Citation.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Linn County.
In tho matter of the estate of Samuel T.
Harrla, deceased.
To the following nauind heirs at law of
said deceased, to-wit : B. E. Harris, L. H
Harris, Kaobel Williams, Henry Mofer,
Jud Moler, Albert Moler, Kaohel Moler
and Hrr Nicklin, and to all others un
known if uny such therebe.
IN thn name of the Slate of Oregon :
You are hereby cited and required to
be and appear in the County Court of the
county of Linn in the State of O lego n, at
the Court J. louse in tbe city of Albany, in
said oounty and State on
Tuesday the 5th day ot Jane, a. D-, 1888,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
of said day the Name being the second day
of the) regular term thereof, to wit the
June term, 1883, and then and there show
cause if any exist why an order of sale
should not be made direcMng and lioenss
ina; tbo Administrator of said estate to sell
all the right title and interest of the said
Samuel T. Harris, deceased, at the time of
his deats, both in law and in equity in
and to the real property hereinafter de
scribed as prayed for in petition of J, H
Peery, Administrator of tbe estate of said
samuel T. Harris, deceased, which peti
tion is now on file in the office of the
County Clerk of Linn county, State of
Oregon, which said real property is de
aorioed as follows, to wit : Beginning at
the northwest corner 01 section twelve in
Township 10 south of range I west cf tbe
Willamette meridian ; thence east bi:4
rods : thence south 208 rods to tbe south
bank of Thomas Creek ; thence west along
the soutskbank or Thomas creek ; thonoe
west along the south bank of said Creek
following the meandering thereof 6l$
rods to the line of said Section 12; thence
north along said Section line 208 rods to
the piaoe of beginniBg,coBtaining 80 acres,
more or less, in Linn oountv, oreeon.
Don by older cf the Hon. J, J. Whitney
Judge of said Court.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
sst my hand and affixed the seal of said
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tor Infants and Children.
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torn" n a lm tf T I "onus, spmm e-v.
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FRANCIS PFEIFFER, 4 LB"Tff
PUOPKIKTOKS OF f!l
Albany Soda Works.
And Manufacturers of
CHOICE CONFECTIOHERT,
Wo are aow prep .red to roll at whole
sale, always fresh and pore at Portland
price to dealers, We also keep a full
lino or
Huts and Tropical Fruits,
OUK-
CiQAR AND TOBACCO
department ia com r. We keep the
f07j finest stuck of euok.ag and chewing
tobacoo, meerw-haum and brier pipun Map
tt ft delight to smokers.
tOLY AHCEL8 COLLECE.
1 Boarding School for Boys I 1
Conducted by secular priests and lay
teachers.
First term opene first Monday in Sep
tember. Sei-und term opens first Monday
In February. For prospectus address
iter. F. A. Becker. Vancouver, W. T.
Boa 103.
PATENTS
Obtained , and ail other business in th D. 8 Paten
Office attendedwd to lor moderate fees.
Our office is opiwett tbe U.S. Patent Ottlce, sod
v osn obtain Patents loss linn than thoss remote
rvm Wu.biDiftou.
bend motile ordrasinf. We a to patent
ability tree of charge -.and we male, u chare unless
we obtain patent.
Wa refer here, to tbe Postmaster, the Sunt, of
Money Order Oiv. and to official. the t" . K Patent
Office. Kordixulsr. advice, term, snd nfcreuoee
o actual client in your own State or county, address
C, A. $lOU &C O.s
Opposite Patent Office. Washington. D . ,
0. O OHKftRY.
C.R.PVRKKS
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHWaBY & PARKES,
Machinists, Millwrights, and Irer
Founders.
W
E are now completely prepsred to
handlo all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Kngines, Gri.it and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS M4DE ON SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery.
lims House.
a. GIBLIN,
Proprietor.
This house' is now open aud furnished
with the best new furniture. Everything
clean and ocmmodious, offenug to the gen
eral public superior accommodations to any
in the city.
Revere House;
ALBANY. - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted up In first-class style. Tables
supplied with the best in tbe market.
Nice sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial travelers,
MTFree Coaen to and fro hi the Mo I el, 15
Hotice of Final Settlement.
xt t. hAnhv erivftn that the tmder-
rtianed Administiatrlx of the estate of
rni.n 0 Hawk. 4wasad. has filed her
final account in the County Court for
Linn county, Oregon, and ttteuoutc nas
set the 4th oay r,r June, is&, anno nour
of one o'clock, p. m. far hearing ofob
lections and settling said estate
Nawcy J, Hawk,
Administra ris.
Mice of Final Settlement,
Notice is hereby given that the und'jrsign
Administrator of the estate of Annie
Bamford, deceased, has filed his final account
with the Clerk of the County Court fcr Linn
oountv. Orecon.aud the Court has fixed Wed
nesday, the 6th day of Jane. 1888, it the
hour of 1 o'clock d. in., as the time for hear
ing objections to and for finally settling said
estate
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pickets kpp; cwt
hand Bills sawedo ,
shortest notice T
Calapooia ttirr
terms made f nt.
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INCDOHET1-
LESSONS 1
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week, and. pa
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Nine assorim is nfL
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ALBANY, -
All buslhesR- -
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ALB.' Oft
Will praotie .n ail
Misstate. All business
will be prompt 1 '
ATTORNEY
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ALBANY,
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Albany Trucr,
Goods handled wh. "'V-,A
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more prvahtcfivo ut, 1 p si
fixe KLr.tnsBATOraX: - tS
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CHINESE rf
Full line of Chinese goods
hand, Aisp'Ju
JAPANESE .
0E160H PACIFIfi-
son".
for this ses. .
Laborers furnished1! ;
any purpose.
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prices
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