The state rights democrat., June 01, 1888, Image 4

Wm. Fortmiller & Co,,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearse
JssT After business hours call at mMnn
Fifth and Bakr streets.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE,
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
Oregon Development Cotrpany'e Stem
ship Line.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
First Glass through paHtiiirr and
freight line from Portland and alt point
In the Willamette VaMoy to and from San
Francisco, Cel.
Willamette River lane of Steamers.
The "Win. M. Hong," The N. 8, Bent
ley," The "Three Staters" are In eervloe
for both paaaenger and freight traffic be
tween Oervallls and Portland and Inter
mediate point, Wvlng Company 'a wharf,
Corvallta, aud Meaara. Hulman it Co'a
wharf, Noa. 200 and 302 Front St., Port
land, three time a week a follow :
NOKTH BO I.' NO.
UavsCorrallla, Mun , Wed. ami Friday, loot A. M
Ltr Albany, UoiiU , Wed. ml KriU. 12.00 Noun
Arrive HorUand, Tue., Thu. and Saturday, 6:80 P. It .
MOUTH BOUNU.
Ler fortUoJ, Hon., Wad. tad Friday. M0A.M,
Leave Albany, Tim., Thur. aiu' Saturday, 1 10 p. M.
Arrive Co-valli. Tuo.. Thu. ami Saturday, i H P.M.
Beat make close conn eel ion at Albany
with trains of the Oregon Pacific Ball road.
TIMKS MKiU'LK vaxot.pl Sundav. )
Leer Albany. 1:00 r. a, . la Yaquiaa, 0.30 a..
Uara Corellu, 1:17 r. M . Leave Corvallta, 10:3 a.m.
Arriva Yaqulna, 6:60 T. a I Arrive Albany, 1115 a. a,
O. & C. iraiaa conne at Albauy and
Corvallis. The aoove trains connect at
Yaqnlne with the Oregon Development
Company's Lino of Steamship between
Yaquina and San Francisco.
MAILIXtt DATES .
srsAMaaj,
raos sax raasciacu.
mOM Y Al IMA
WUlasseUe Vallay ,
May tlx
May Slst
Jung lltb
Jon Sud
Mar 2Cth
JuneOtb
J ana Klh
J .no -'itli.
valley.
Valley,
i Vallry,
The Company .,rvee .be right .to
oaange sailing date witnoui notice.
N. B. Paseeugera from Portland and
ffuiainette Valley point can make close
oonoectl.m with mo trains of the Yaquiua
rente at Albany or Corvallta, and it dee
lined to San Francisco should arrange to
arrive at Yaquiua the evening before date
of sailing.
Paaaesuer eal . eight states alweys the
lav,
Fur lnArmaUuu apply to C J Btusrt, Frets l and
Tteie AfMS Albany, u. to t' it MasweU, Jr., O. F.
A P. Aft,, Orwgva UsvalopuMbl Co., H MesAevssery
St., gas rrectn, Cel. C C Hon
A. U. F. ami P Agent,
Orcguu Paate K R Co. OorraJua, Or.
OVtRLAND TO CALIFORNIA
-VIA-n
Oregon St C ililoruia K. K,
AMD CONNECTIONS.
Mutt aterra.
TiasalMtarM.il Albe-y an Ssu I'ivmmc;, hours
oaufosxiA uraass i. ts bailt. m
tea Moita
4.00 p. M. I Laara Portland Arriva I 10:43 a m
:06 r I Leava Albany Leave I 7 06 a M
7:40 a 1 Arriva Sea K sacUwo hear 1 1 30 r
UOCAA P ASSSSSSS fftAISS sailt .except gOJMlay).
a to a a I'lsare ParUaa4 Arrive fcsir
It 40 r a j Lssva Aibaey Lssvs t tt Ji a
t.mr Arrivs lor Usvs j tflOAS
local rAsssjraaa tsaisi pailt, bxcipt si spat. ,
KM r I Laara Albany Arrive I 6:& am
Ulr k ( Arrive Lebanon Leave I :M a m
12:50 rs I Leave Albany Arrive i H;4J r
l:Si a Arrive Lebaaon Leave l:OU r s
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
BXCL'sUia ftLEEPEKft far
'laa ranttatrr.
en all ikraagh trains
FKEE 9V I'HtlbK,
Wast IMt Mvlalaa.
PWBFEt At cewVALLI.
M VlL TBAIX SAILT (X pl Sunday.)
9 A M
2:15 r a
Kjriiiud arrive i :U r H
LAwtea ggyjjjjg Lssvs j 1 JO r a
xrssss teaiss pailt (mxu jp Sooday . )
'"I
ra!
Portlaoa
UcMianville
Arrive I :00 a m
Lave 6.45 a a
Arri-e
AtAJbuiy u l OarralHs oot.ne.rt with trsias of
PacsO Kaitroaa
Far fall Information rerarJio rates, maps, etc.,
esM oo Company 'a Apent.
B. KOSULER, E. P. ROGERS,
i Arent.
Summorfi,
a the. Circuit Court of the Stab 0 Ot: jon
for Lism Comity.
R.S. Vrallace, Plaint: IT.
vs.
John lieighsle, Win Kugland and George
Williams. Defendant.
To John Heighele, Win England and
ueorgo Williams, Defendants.
IN the name of the State of Oregon: You
are hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint died against you in the
above entitled euit, ou or uefore
iketMh day f Joae, la,
that being the first day of the next regular
term of aald Court following the public
tion of this Summons, mmU if you tail to
so answer, said Plaintiff will apply to
said Court for a decree against the said
Defendant, John t ighelH for the sum of
two thoaaand dollars with interest theie
on at the ratetf ten per cent per annum
since the 25th 4ay of September, 1880. as
money due Plaint iff ion a promissory note
be made by said John lieighsle, to Plain
tiff, and also a decree against said L'efeu
dents for the forclosure of a mortgage
mad bv said Defendant, Jobn Heights
oseJM Plaintiff to secure lh psymmt !
aid Mum and interest ami for (he sale at
the moitgagvd premiatM or iMiid mortgAg
ed, described iowit : 'I he west of HE
i4 and eat M nfs W j of-ection 20 in
Township 0 south of tauge 2 east of the
Willamette merldbn, In Linn county,
Oregon, itod againafNald Lafeu:iaut. John
Heighale for $200 .tiorueya fees and coet
and disborhementa an 1 also thst the pro
eed of anch sale be applied in payment
of stld principal and interest, Attoruey'it
CsNana dlsuurMineuts.
This SummoiiH is served by pnhlicAlion
thereof six sue Mfflve ' e ikt in the i a'i k
Hkjhts Ikmocp Iiv order of Hon. it.
P Boise, Judge of ald Conrt. made si
ChamiMTM an, i faring date tb 9th day or
May, 1KS8
jiaw tt Ohj-qo.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
1. 1 Ml Oliice at Rot lu r. Or.
April 16th, 1838.
Nuiic i hvreliy iwu that the fIIoviiii
sasasd a-1 il r liAa nitil notice of hir intsiitiou
to insSte linsl proof mi Kuppott of hi clsim,
and that said nro.d will l'n n ade before the
llet:i.ter or Ksceiver of tl.e I'. S. Land Of
tio at Iioeoburg, Or., on
TbMraUay, JnatTII, ISS,
vis : Renbeu A LsaoS, Preemption D 8 No
5181 for tKa Kf d N K j Sec 4,Tp 14 H R 1
Aoat, W. M. 1 1 i ji i i - !i 1 he fillovriiit wit
lessee to prove hi contieuoua residence upon
nud cultivation of siid Und, viz ; Herbert
C.idv, of Hweet Home. Linn cotintv, Or,
P l.-sr Krnitt, George jfosielft, J W Mo
IhuM. all f.f Or v fonlsville.Linn cnuuty,0r.
( 'll AS. W. JoHMSTOW,
Kegister.
API
lis on (lie in Phflaselnlita
(at Uie Newapaper Aavcr
tlkliiK Anvney of ilcmn.
I, our suuioruea atftuu.
THUS P
Conrad Meyer, i
PKOPRIKTOK OFa-
STAR BAKERY,
Corner Broadalbln and First Sts.,
l annftl rrmta,
Ulaeawnro,
Dried Fruit.
Tobapfo,
Nugur,
t'ollor,
Etc..
Caanni Hcul.
Qtteeia wares
Vegetables,
Cigitra,
Nlre,
Tn,
Kle..
In fact everything that Ja kpt i a k
ral variety and grocery store. HigheH
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Andrews & Hackiciinii,
WLDOUGLAS'I
$3,004
ounr- viiy
WARHANTEI
SaMasfFJ
ffiror taNTsU
S f-S "
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - OREGON
Summons.
Ikt Circuit Court of tkr State of (irtron
. a ,r a. -A a1..
Martha Houston, Plaintiff.
vs.
Josie K. Timmermsn, Defendant.
To Josie E. Timmermau, the above
aamed Dt-feudunl.
IN the name of the State of Oregon: You
1 are hereby required to appear and au
werth complaiut of the above named
Plaintiff in the above entitled Court now
en file with the Clerk ef said tVurt, within
ten days from the date of the service of
this Summons upon you, if aervd In Llun
county, Oregon, but If served in any
other county In this State then wlthiu
twenty days from the date of the service
upon von , or If served on yon out of the
State or bjrpoblication, then by the first
day of the June term of the Circuit Court
follow i ng such service, towlt :
the tain day ! Jaae, IS,
and you are hereby notified that if you
tail to appear and anewer said complaint
aa hereby required the Plaintiff will take
judgment agsinat you for the sum of
454.33 aud Interest thereon from May
5tb, 18S8, at 8 per cent per annum and for
the further sum of $302 33 with Internal
thereou at the rate of 8 per oent per an
num from the 2nd day of May, !- ., and
for the oett aud diabursemeute to be
taxed and for an order of the Court to sell
th property attached In th above entitled
action to aatiafy any judgment obtained,
to-wit . Lot 71 In the city of Scto, Llnn
county, Oregon, excepting the following :
Beginning at the S E corner of aald let 71,
theuce W 60 feet ; thence N 10 fret ; thence
E 50 feet ; thence M 10 feet to the place ot
beginning. Also the I H of lot 70 in clo,
Linn C3, Or Also comment inn at the S E
comer of Lot 70 in the city of -Sclo. Llnu
county, Oregon, and ruunlng, thence W
25 feet ; thence M 82 feet to the north bank
of 'I homaa Creek ; thence easterly along
the north bank of said Creek to a point
opposite and on a lino with the east
boundary line or aald a t 70; thence M
31 feet to the place of beginning, at a point
14 88 chains E of the N E corner of .
22, Tp. 10 S K 2 w ; thence E 5:12 chains
thence S 20 chains ; thence S Ktf 48' E
40 64 chains ; thence s 32 80 chain ; thence
W 45 60 chain ; tbeuce N 52.80 chain to
the place or beginning, cootatulng 160
acres, u, Linn county, Oregon.
Thla ia published by order or the lion.
R. P. Uoiae. mado at Chamber the lotn
day of May, 1888.
J. K. WKATititnroRD,
Attorney ler Plaintiff.
Administrator's Sale
OF
8T. CHARLES HOTEL AND
OLD GRANGE STORE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the noder
tigncd Adnuniatrsttir of the co-peituerhip
estate of Houck & Meyer, Henry Meyer, tie.
uii deceaaeti, in pnreasnce of an order and
decree of the County Coort of Linn county,
Oregon, made and entered of record on the
2od day of April, 1888, will sell at public
auction t. cue highest outlier. ,.t the Court
Hooae door in Linn county, Oregon, on
the ad day el June, is.
at the hour of one o clock in the afternoon of
said day, the following described real prop
erty beloning to said estate, to-wit : Lot
No. 5, 6, 7 ami 8, in blocs. No. 2, in thecity
of Albany, in Lien ceunty, Ofegon ; also 25
feet off the weat side of lot No. 1, in block
No. 10, in the city of Albany, in Ltnn conn
ty, Oregon : also the east one half of lot No.
3, in block 1 1, in the eity of Albany, in Linn
cconty, Oregon, as described ou the plats
ana surveys or said city ; also lot No. 7,
containing 6.6 acres, known as fairground
lot, surveyed off ami plotted by tho Linn
ouniy AK"LMiturai Atbociuoo, the same
Deinga part of the N W quarter of the do
nation land claim of Iasac Hutching, in Linn
county, Oregon.
Terms of sale ca&h in hand.
on A. Crawpokd,
Administrator.
Summons.
In the. Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Linn :
Mary A Droadweil, Plaintiff.
vs.
Jacob C Broad well, Defendant.
To Jacob C, Broadwell t':e above named
Defendant.
IN the natn of the Slate of Oregon : You
are hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint of the aboro named
Plaintiff in the above entitled Court now
oa file with the Clerk of said Court with
in ten day from the date of the service of
thia Summons upon yeuif served in Linn
county, Oregon, but if served In any other
comity In the State or Oregon, then within
twenty day ol the service, of this Sum
mons upon von. or if erved out He of the
State or by publication then by tho first
uay or the next regular term of Court fol
lowing, o wit :
the J.MIi tin v r Jnnr ItUta
and you are hereby notified if you fail to
answer said complaint as hereby required
in nainun wiu appiy to the Court for
ihe relief demanded in lids comolaint.
to-wit : A decree dissolving tho hands nf
mauimony now existiaar and for the care
custody and control of minor cblldron
named in the com pi a! nt and for the costs
nd disbursements and such other relief
s may bo equitable.
This Summons It nubiNInd bvilmnr.
derortheHon.lt P. Uolse. Jud tfe of ki i id
Court made May 3rd, 18SS.
J. K. Wkatiikkk iko,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
"Jim Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kind on
hand. Also full line of
JAPANESE GOODS.
0RE6QN PACIFIC CORTRACTOR,
for this section.
Laborers furnished on short notice fo
any purpose.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY, OREGON.
ITT ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OV THE
T T State. Special attention given to collections and
I'ubate matter.
-0in cein Odd Fellow's Tempi. 1, 2
sacobs oix
FOR NEURALGIA.
Tht venerable BILLA FLINT. Lift
Senator of the Dominion Parliament.
Canada, suffered for a long time with
neuralgic foe cache, caused by a defec
tive tooth, and write over hh? auto
graph herewith as follows;
"I found St. Jaooba Oil to
ot tlko a
chorm
c frS 1
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCI
ATICA, SPRAINS.
fktibu DmgffUtt and Dealers Evtrfwker.
THE CHARLES A. V06ELER CO.,
UALTIMORE. MD.
It.. V.... l'....e Li ifn nit
1U IVtl II UUI III liiuuv !
IF YOU DO tlil TO
W.'H. W1LLARD,
where you will
finest ii-dahed
II nd the tieat make end
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
0 Also a fine line ut
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a hunderd dlffereut styles of
MoultBings.
(Picture frames made to order.
The largest and best stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
aver kept In Albany. Prloos reasonable.
ALBANY cMaLEQIATE" INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1887, 1888-
rirs Terns Opeas ftesvte aster ,:ns, last.
A lull corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Course of tudy arranged to meet lb
need of all grade ofegudenta.
Sf.,i,t! inducement ofertd to Hmdrnt
from abroad.
Tuition rengea from $6.60 to $IV,&0.
Hoard In private faini'ies at low rates.
Kooms ler soil-boarding at small expense.
A carefnl uperviaiou exercised over stn
dents away from home. Kali term open
Heptember 7tb. Kor clrculare and full
particular addreae the President.
ate:, t. till. ST S. 0IT
A I bun v, tlreaon.
Notice.
We have appointeti Mr. K. A. DcVaney,
of Waterloo as our Agent in Llnn county
for Lawe of Bmaiuei prepared by Pro).
Parson's of Harvard University eprrly or
farmers and business men. Endorsed by the
chief and associated justices of the Supreme
Itcnch. Is pronounced by thoueande of the
clearest headed business ineu ot the coun
try as a book which they can not afford to
be r.ithomt. We ask an 'inveatiiration of its
merits.
Agents wanted In every county in the
Mate
W. P. GeAKT. Publisher.
(Agent for Western and Pacific states.)
3106)1' California St., Han Kranciaco, Cal
OTbe liUVSlifOUTDBto
issue l March and Sept.,
each your. It is an ency
clopedia of useful infor
mation for oil rbo pur.
chose tho luxuries or tho
necessities ot Lfe. Wo
ean clothe you and furnish you vritb
all the necessary and unneccsairy
appliance to ride, walk, dance, t leap,
eat, flab, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at homo, and in various sisea.
etylee and quantities. Just figure out
what ia required to do all these thing 1
COMFORTABLY, and you can malco a tear
estimate of the value of tho BUYElib'
QTJIDB, which will be aent upon
receipt of 10 cent to pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
H. F. MERRILL,
B J 1ST JC E3 JEt ,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
Sell cxciianuff 011 Nee York. Uan KraneUcu sim!
Portland.
Buy notes, hla'e, county and c'ty warrants.
eetvs (iefKNrits auklect to eiieck. InU-rest allowed vu
Ulna deposlta.
Collections will receive prompt ten lion.
Correspondenes solicited .
Fire sad aula insurance placed In reliable
pan lea,
XdT Office hours horn a a. m. to S p. in.
First National Bank
:OF A I. It AN 1 , OBEUOM.
PresWsnt L rblsTsI
Vice Preaideut ........ ....... ............... - E, YOI NO
Cashier ....OfcO. K. Cli AMBER LAUI
TRANSACTS A OKNERAL banking bsasosss.
ACCOUNTS KEPT subject to check.
HfOHT RXCHANCE snd telcursphlc transfer,
on New York, San Kmiciaco, Chicago and Portl
COLLECTIO!r8MAbEon fsvorsbls terms.
DiKxcToaa.
m E Yocae, Uao, E CHaSSssbUt
L. E lis. a in, L. Ftias,
Waltkk E Ti'sssu.,
Lr"j unty Bank,
COWAN, aiLSTON & CO.,
(vucoeaaor to Cowan A Cuslck.)
ALBANY - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS s general banking business.
mtAW SKINT IMt AKT8 on New York Su, Fraa
ctseosnd Portland, Oregon .
LOAN NMSTsa approvsd security.
RECEIVE deposits subjec to check.
COLLECTIONS entrusted to us will receive prompt
ention.
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby uiven thtt the under
signed Executrix tA the last will and testa
ment of rerry L lanes, deceased, has filed in
the effico of the Cleik of tho County Court
for I. inn cuunty, Oregon, her final account
ami the Cuurt has fixed
Toeatlay, the 5th day or June, lass.
at the hour of on o'clock, p. in. for tho hear
ing of objections to said account if any and
for the final settlement of si 1 ota'e.
This April 27th, 1888.
Maktha M. llfM, Exicutrix
nf the estste of 1'erry Lines, deceased.
J K WEtTHKKFOKD.
Attorney for Executrix.
Notice for PublicationT
Land Office at Oregon t'itv. Or.,
April 'AU'h, IKSS. (
NOTICE is bereliy yiveu th:H the f .Uow
ing named settler has filed notice of his in-
ter.tion to mU,e final urouf i t.unfW,rt of his
claim, and tht said proof will be in .'o hefore
theCounty Clerk nf Linn eouun , Or., at
Alr ny. Or., on
Monilnay, Jnne l'ib. IH.su,
I 1T t . r-v t sxes
viz: Joiin vv v ox, lire enipucn u D No.
5171 f'r U 1 1, Sec. 34, Tp USUI W. He
names the following w itnesses to prove ids
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz. John 0 Boyd, R Tucker, B
rowel', A J Fltzwater, all of Lebanon Or.
W. T. Buknky,
Register.
Children Cry for
Ihe gfetwaat.
OlfOURTY H
ffioial Ijna Paper.
TKMPKKANl'K COI.1MN.
Ktllted Albany W, 0. T, V.
A writer Irotn Iowa says : For thrre
mouths interest has been centered in the leg
islatare aud its sotien oa the temperaaoe
bills. Some needed amendments strength
ening the Clark law, and guarding against
sale of liquors imported ia original packages,
were made, and a new and stringent phar
macy law was enacted. This law rsyises tho
permit system. Permits sre to be granted
by the District Court. The applicant must
file a petition eigaed by one-third the resi
dent freehold voters of his tow.i, township er
ward, give bend of 91,000 and take an oath
to faithfully discharge the trust teposad to
him for tbs sale of intoxicating liquors. Pe
Winners must testify to the good character
and responsibility of the applicant. The per
nut obtained, the boldsr most Hie with the
countv auditor a detailed statement of the
amount and kioda of liquors stamped with
the seal of his oliice. which certilieate at
taohsd to the waybill of such goods shall be
authority for their shipment, sad authorise
him to receive them. The auditor shall else
iaaue to permit holders, regularly numbered
aeries of blanks bound in book form to be
tilled and signed by eaeb purchaser of liquors
these to be returned each mectb, and sworn
to by the seller as containing tho true amount
of Itnuors by him sold for that month. The
permit holder must personally know every
applicant for purchase of tumors at a peeper
s.SA aa a . a aa
persoe witnm tne uw to stton ne can sen,
or he mast hays such purchaser identified by
one reliable person to him known.
The Court can revoke permits or complaint
of three reliable persons that the trust hss
baan violated by the holder ef a permit. A
ti rat oonviotton of violation of the Uw works
forfeiture of the permit ; a second ooavie
tion forfeits registration certificate as a phar
macist ; permits are to be given registered
phsrmaetsta, but if no pharmacist applies for
permit, soother citisen, sodsr like regula
turns, may be given a permit, but the sum
bar of such permits cannot eaeeed one fer
each township in a oounty . A false oath ss
to sales is perjury, A (sis signature to ap
plication by purchaser of liqaeti is misde
meanor. The sale ef intoxicating liquors for
medicinal puree, of slcohol fur specified
enemies! and mechanical pepesse, and
wia for eacrsmeate! pa roes es, is allowed.
The section of the ed Uw ta regard to
manufacture, and importation in oilgioal
package is repeated. All the process for
itrosecs lions of viols to is of the Uw made and
provided in the Clark Uw apply to violations
ef the provisions of the pharmacy Uw, and
subject permit holders to sll the rigors of in
jaectioas. The "ealinary" except too to (he
ptohibitten ol the old Uw U eliminated.
The light, ia both Hooae and Senate, on
the bill, was to inject into it prevision a!
lowing the manufacture of aicoho! for -i
port, and one to allow the granting of per
nv.ts to wholesale liqaof deaUrs. Both
amend mente were voted down, there hemg
i sty one voters in th House sad thirty- ore
in the Seet, against the manufacture
clans. There was no disposition to open
the "big distillery" ny legiaUtive authority,
when it had been dosed by oo ordinate
branch of government.
The new Uw goes into effect at ones, time
being allowed to counties where Inatnct
Courts will not be Weld before October, for
renewal ol permits. Legislation lor the con
trol ol tbe sale of liquors for legitimate pur
poses U a new thing, so comparatively un
tried, ss to be in large master original, ex -periaseotal
sod oeoseaartly imperfect. This
Uw, with it very s triage t provisions, must
go through the presses of execution, and
court construction, and bear many teats and
strains, and will doubtless be v totaled ami
evaded, hot it is one more chapter in advance
temperance legislation, honestly intended to
limit sod guard the sale ef liquors to mini
mum uses and amounts. Iowa standa alone
in absolutely prohibiting the manufacture
and wholesaling of liquors.
A petition from leading business men and
pastors ol Chicago was recently present xl to
the Ci y Council, asking to bAvs th saloons
closed on Sabbath. It was received with
hoots and derision.
The State Temperance Convention ef
(ieorgU decided to make a general prohibi
tion campaign this fsll snd candidates to be
nominated ie every county pledged to vote
for ceostitutioosl amendment isatead of
local option.
Tacoma. The Democrat has just re
ceived a marked copy of the Tacoma
Lodger shewing the Improvements in that
dty for the first five months of this year.
Though we are not in the business ef
booming Tacoma, and have our hands full
at lomc, we admit that we admire the rec
ord. According to the figures already this
year 236 frame residences and 65 other
buildings have been erected at a cost of
$720,252, almost a much building a was
done in ring the whole of 1887. Tacoma
has seven saw mills with a cajiacity of 560,
000 feet per day, more than that of Seattle
and Portland combined.
Fruit. A Southern Oregon paper
speaks as follows of the fruit outlook :
"The present outlook for an immense
fruit crop In Southern Oregon, Is very en
cou raging. It could not be better. It seems
nsture had thrown almost its entire vitality
Into the fruit trees, ladening them with the
developing fruit." From all over Western
Oregon does the same cheering reports
come. Fruit, fruit, fruit Our farmers
should save all of it, and rustle early for a
market. It is time that we cast off thU old
name of not attending to things. Save your
fruit, save everything. Make the pennies
count.
Wholesale Furniture Factory.
Thursday ufternoon Mr. C. J. Dillon, who
recently sold hi furniture business at Ya
quina City, purchased the furniture fac
tory of W . Fortmiller & Co., the facilities
of which he will enlarge. Mr. Dillon in
formed a Democrat man that he pro
poses .o make the wholesale -manufacture
of furniture a specialty, and will branch
out as the business justifies, lie is n thor
ough workman as well as a good citizen.
Fortmiller & Co., will confine their busi
ness to tbe retail trade, of which thev have
a large one already.
Also. Mr. Gaston, father of Mr. W. H.
Gaston and Mrs. George Turrell, Is also in
the city with hi daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Gaston, and to-day took a trip into the
country, lie has been residing in Tacoma
with hi son in-law, and has all the enthu
siasm over that place possessed by even a
real estate man,74 years of age.he Is as hale
and hearty as a much younger man.
Not the Worst. Eh Perkins, the
famous liar, talks at Corvallis to-morrow
evening. If he can surpass seme of the pub
lic speakers of the day in this field he wilt
have to exert himself. This seems to be an
era of liars, the list including nearly all
classes but newspapers. They never do
anything worse than to prevaricate.
Dr, (iundersou, whomue mentioned tev-
erri days ago for as being urrested for ad
ministering morphine, wi s tried aud dis
charged. As it was a test ease it was watcher'
with great interest. The D etor has obtaimd
more notoriety than he would have obtained
in Albany in a life time.
p.tcher's Castorla.
New P, i.
WAsiiiNOToN.May 33. A postofncewas
cstsblUhed to dav at Mill City. Marlon
T' w
county, Or., and Joseph A Shaw was ap
pointed postmaster. A postoffice was also
eatablUhed 10 day at Kneb, Lewis county,
Wadiinuton territory, and Mrs. Klla
Shulls appointed postmistress.
"Marvelous Hpirlt Manlfestatlona."
Salt L.KK,May 23. -Special telegrams
to Mormon papers here give a report of
marvelous spirit manifestation alleged to
have occurred du.lnf the endowment and
dedication of a new temple at Mann.
Among other things, it was said that Drlg
ham oung and John Taylor appeared t
the congregation.
Hand.
Pittsburg. Muy at. llclva Loekwood
has the coolness t aay that she Is a csndl
date fer president, for the purpose of polit
cal situation. She thought the notnlna
Hon of lllalne would have no effect upon
her candidal-v. She defeated him before,
snd will sgafn. as she Is confident she will
be nominated.
A aether Cyeleae.
BoNiiAM,Tex.,May 3 A cyclone pass
cd over the tittle town ef Brookatown near
here last evening. A number of house
were demolished aud a half dozen persons
Injured. A great deal ol damage was done
In the vicinity.
Natioaal Presbytery,
Cedar Rapine. Ia.. May 23 The thir
tieth general assembly of the United Pres
byterlan Church of North America con
vened this evening. Nearly 200 delegates
from all portions of the United States, Can
ada and some foreign countries are present.
Rev. M. M.Gibson, of San Francisco,
preached the opening sermon. Ten syn
ods, sixty-one Presbyteries belong to the
assembly. Dr. W. T. Malony, of Chicago,
was unanimously elected moderator.
V Decision
Syracuse, N. Y. May 23 Judge Wal
lace, In the United States circuit court yes
enUy, decided the fsmoua case of Rev.
Dr. E. Walpole, who arrived from England
recently, as rector ol Trinity church, New
York, on a contract by which he was paid
$600 aaly, The provisions nf the con
tract labor act were declared to be in voted.
The judge decided against the preacher,
holding that only actors could come from
a foreign land on a contract for labor.
The Mill 'a Bill.
Washington, May 24. The co-r mittce
in charge ef the republican branch of the
tariff met to-day and figured as to the pro
bable result of the vole on thr Mill bill.
Under liberal estimate from their stand
paint there are now 163 votes in favor ef
and 162 against the bill In Its present shape.
This result is reached by the following
line of reasoning : There are 168 democi sts,
1 cj republicans and 4 lndependents.Thercof
the latter will probably vote for the Mills
bill and one against H. Thus the full
strength of the two parties in the House U
171 democrats and 154 republicans.
A. .ci ding to the reasoning of the repub
licans, the democrat, will lose nine votes
and gain one and perhaps three republican
vote, which gives the Mill hill a total of
163. The republicans expect to gain nine
vote nd lose one, which gives a total of
162. Chairman Mills says the republican
managers will encounter considerable diffi
culty Tn naming the nine democrats count
ed upon to vote agsinat the bill, as personal
aaaurances have been given him which
warrant him in saying that not even si
democrat are disposed to vote againat the
bill, and if certain amendments are made
that number may be reduced.
Only a Cbittaaaaa.'
Cmii-aoo, May 24. Chane Carey, who
deliberately killed May Ni Ding a china
man, at the stock yard packing house
April 3, pleaded guilty, and ha been sen
tenced to fifty year by the judge. The
victim went to buy scraps, when Carev
walked up to him, laughed, pulled a revel
ver and shot him dead. To the horrified
apectasort he ld: "I've only killed a
chinamen.
Kaease Cyclone.
Wellington, May 24. A cyclone
struck the town of Arixona, a few miles
west of t hi- city yesterday, cutting Its way
through the thickest settled portion of the
place Among the building destroy cd re
t'.e McthodUt Church, Pslsce hotel and a
number of stores and dwellings. Several
people were aeverely Injured by flying tlm-
Hi Opinion.
M 1 n k a pol i s, May 24. J W Webb,tate
organiser of the prohibitionUt In Oregon,
as.. e. . a - k m
aatti in sn interview that tiregon t ure
for the democrats, ss the prohibition vote
will throw it that way.
Slgaed.
Wa.hhigton. My 24, - - The president
has signed the Harney land district bill,
nd Secretary Vilas informed Mr. Her
man to-dav that he should favor such a
place in the district fer the office as would
be conveniently central, and yet located o
as to subserve the interest of the greatest
number.
A New Bishop.
New Yore, May 24.--.The tenth, elev
enth, twelfth and thirteenth ballot in the
Methodist conference failed to elect the
fourth bishop. On the fourteenth ballot
Dr. Newman was e'ected.
A Big Kxplesiou.
Paris, May 24. A terrible explosion
took place to-day in Mcrlot's cartridge and
fire-works factory, between Pautin and
Prest Gervols, by which seven building
were destroyed. Eleven dead bodies have
been taken from the ruins and twenty-one
peronK,aIl more or less injured, have been
rescued. The search for victim U proceed
ing. In Crook Co. The following from the
Ochoco Review makes things look pretty
gloomy In Crook county, in strong con
trast to our bright prospects west of the
Cascades: "At present the outlook in
Croak county is anything but flattering.
Owing to the long continued drouth not
more than half a crop of hay and grain
can be expected, and the grass on the range
is drying up and fall and winter range will
be short. Te add tothis unpleasant feat
ure the price of wool is very low, with
little pre8pect of Improvement until fall,
and the horse and cattle market Is exceed
ingly dull. All these disadvantages are
causing extremely dull times In all branches
of business, and it is the general expression
that times are harder and money scarcer
in Crook county to-day than they have
been for years. Should this pressure of
times continue many will not be able to
bridge over the present stress and will be
forced to sacrifice their property. Yet
we have confidence that there is a future
for the county, and though the outlook is
now rather gloomy, the resources are by
no means exhausted, and those who have
capital to Invest in farms and stock ranges,
wi!l here find a safe place to invest.
An Bittern Oregon editor is kicking be
cause his compositor set up the phrase "rr
f ablies sre ungrateful" and mads it reid
"republicans are ungrateful." When he al
ludes to the "dimple cheeks of a maiden"
and the compositor seta it up as the "pimpl
ed cheeks,'' it will be mors in ordei for him
to make a fuss.
AM TO CONSISTENCY.
Alma ny, Msy 24 th, 1888.
liditoi s Daily f democrat :
KcuubliraiiM are uttetiintliiu fo make can-
Ital out of what they call a discrepancy in
Ihe democratic platform of 1886 and 1888.
The tlerald of this city a few days aao at
tempted something of that kind in a feeble
way, but its editor succeeded in nothing if
not in committing himself t an irrevoca
ble opposition to a reduction er revision of
the tariff and consequent lightening of the
burden ol the people. The democratic
party has ever contended that the tariff
was ami is unjustly apportioned. That it
is laid in 1he interest of the rich and few
and against the Interest of the poor and
tunny In the democrrtic plstforin of 1886,
Isutt Is found with tlte republican psrty for
reducing the tarlfl on raw material and tn
creasing It on the manufactured article. The
objection to the republican policy was not
thai tne amy on wool had been reduced,
but because there had been a reduction on
wool and an Increase of duty on woolen
goods, it any man will take the trouble
to hunt up the debate had in Congress dur
ing the pending of the tariff bill of i88t li e
will find that the democrat urged this
very objection te the bill then. "Hiey said
if yeu will make some reduction on wool
en we win vote tor your mil to reduce the
duty on wool .but the republicans were stub
born and made the reductton on wool
while actually increasing it on woolens. In
1888 the democratic platform ay, "thai
we most unqualifiedly endorse the policy
of tariff revision (How t by making a re
duction greater in total on manufactured
woolens than 011 wool) and a reduction of
the urptu revenue to the need of f he gov
eminent economically administered, a act
forth In the president' lat annual menage
to Congrra. Now, the editoroi the t-
aid U nothing if he I not opposed to any re
ductlon of the tariff or.ln f a t,of any change
whatever, hence t break thr force i ih-
sentiment for reduction he allege incouaiat
ency In the democratic platforms when none
exist. But what I thought of that rcpub
(lean conitency that reduced the duty on
wool In 188.1 and now demand a real era tion
ofthedutv of 1807 Let Hie Herald an
wer. Revenue Reform.
UK Ah KMTA'ir.SAbtX
As recorded In the County Clerk' office
ol Llnn county, Oregon :
Hannah Devlneto Hugh Nickeron,k
to sere, t2w t $
Cnoxto J E Knox.etal. 50 acre
i0 w 3 .
F M Rlnehsrtto E D Underwood,
I
Ho acres, 1JW4
M HeUter to J II Burkhart, In 40
acres, ti w 3
F M Rinehart to Flora C Rinehart,
Ho seres, iiwi
2JOO
1600
Sand A F Hamilton to J T Hook,
1 '.. acres
John and C L Brush to Geo T Mills.
it, feet Irani First street, Alnany
David Swan to PTarJ M Miller, a
lots, Lebanon
Martin Werts td Sarah L Luper, 5
lot in Tangent
2100
400
10
R R Humphrey by DS Smith, Sh'ff
to Hugh N'ickeron, 240 acres,
3 w 1 652.50
H M Savage by D S Smith, Khcriff
to Board School Commissioner,
105 acres, 12 w 4
E N White to J II Burkhart, 2O2S3
acre to w
1500
10.1SO
G W Maatontoll Bryant, 1.08 acre
"Waverly fruit farm
Oregon tJ II Robb, 313.57 acre,
43
osa -fK-Sn 1 1 11 an
UKM04-UATH AKOlSF.lL
I or 1
Tlte county candidate met at Syracue J
last week, a good audience, and presented
their claim for the people's suffrage. Whit
ney, Mver. Morelock, Curl and other dem
ocratic candidate are meeting the republi
can candidate on all question, in good
tyle. The lnide plan nd schemes of
the republican managers have aroused the
democratic leaders to enter the contest
with old time xeal and energy. In fact.
number ef democratic leader who were
taking a rest this year have been made mad
and hot at the corrupt plana of some of the
enemy's leaders and have gallantly buckled
on the harness and have thrown them
selves into the hottest of the light. and their
work will tell on the 4th of June. Let
democrats In all parts of the county take
courage for a big victory is ahead if al
will do their duty.
ITNKAIK.
It ia reported thatMr. WlllUms, republi
can candidate for County School Superin
tendent, writes the reports of the various
meetings of the candidates for the Iferatd,
in which attempt are made to belittle the
cUIni and qualification of Mr. Curl. This
1 unfair, to say the least.for Mr. Williams
has equal time on the stump with Mr.Curl.
Mr. Curl is an Oregon raised boy and has
educated himself throngh his own unaided
efforts and tne voteis of the county admire
such pluck in a young man and will elect
him by a big majority.
For 8tkali.nu Horses. On Friday Mr
Dave Keenan.of Sodaville, was brought te
this city, on complaint of Mr. Richardson,
of Rock Hill, on the charge of horse steal
ing. As nearly as we could learn the case
is about like this : Last fall Mr Keenan
left some horse with Mr Richardson to
keep. When he went after them awhile ago
Mr Richardson refused to give them up
until paid for keeping them, which Mr.
Keenan did not do. A few day afterwards
while Mr. Richardson was away from home
Mr. Keenan went to hi fsrm and took the
horses, hence the arrest.
SunoRNLY Exploded.- -A young man
by the name of Lawrence, living in the
vicinity of Little Elk, in this county, met
with quite a severe accident recently. He
had gone out for a hunt armed with a
Spencer repeating rifle, and after roaming
around for a while came across a band of
deer and proceeded to shoot at them, but
for some cause the first cartridge simply
snapped, nnd he took it out of the bairel
and started to examine it when It suddenly
exploded tearing off a portion of the little
finger, and otherwise mutilating the hand
with which he was holding it. It was a very
painful wound. (iaeette.
Two years ago Bart Allen run for the
Legislature on the Prohibition ticket in this
county, and caused plenty of amusment
during the canvass. This year he Is making
it lively In Benton county in the same
capacity. The following is from the New
port AVtm : "Bart'AUen the prohibition
candidate for the legislature was the next
speaker, and he succeeded in keeping the
audience in a roar of laughter for twenty
minutes. He made some telling points in
regard to monopolies and wound up with
an invitation for all to vote the prohibition
ticket."
It is reported from Detroit that a lad
named Frank Bailey, sixteen years old, has
such a mania for thrusting pins and need
les into the right side of his face and! neck
that it has become necessary to send him to
Tal .9 1 ... jlM aS -.."a.
ine lunatic asylum. At tne time 01 nis ue
parture he had from thirty to forty pins
burled to the head in his cheek, besides an
unknown number of needles that were out
of sight.
W. A. Wells is shippiag about 30,000
bu hels of wheat from Corvallis to 8sn Fran
cisco, e
When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she waa a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Children Cry for
for Infant and
'Csetorla is so well adaotad toehOdren that 1
f recommend it ae superior to asy pr ascription I
xnowa to me." K. A. Aacaaa. kt D.. I
111 So, Oxford gfc, Brookljn, K. Y. WU&oat injurious zaediion.
The CmrTAca CovrAmr, 77 Murray Street, N. Y.
THE tfeT
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AND
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Send for Catalogue and Price List
pise Bros. Wagon Co,
ft AOTNF. WIS.
Stewart & Sox, ! Agents, Albany, 0i
FRANCIS PFEIFFER,
PROPRIETOR OF
Albany Soda Works,
Aod Manufacturers of-
GHQIOS GONPECTIOHBRY,
We are row prepared to rill at whole
sale, alwaye fresh and pure at Portland
price a to dealer. W also keop full
line of
Mats and Tropical Fruits.
ealQU BaS
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
department to com"' Vr. We keep the
vary finest stcek of sucking and chewing
tobacco, meerschaum snd brier pipos that
a a delight to smoker.
HOLY ANGELS COLLEGE,
1 Boarding School for Boys ! !
Conducted by secular priests aod lsy
First term open first Monday in Sep
tember. Second term opens flrta Monday
In February. For prospect m ftddree
Rev. F. A. Booker. Vancouver, W. T.
Box I0t.
PATENTS
Aether lie, sis ill to the U. 8
lad u. tor w 1 aerate teas.
Ooreceis4Meit the U.S. PaieatOtBes,
ossata Patents less uses than these ret
rwm Washington,
alead asedfe erdrswtos-. We ae- to eatent
ability free of charge ; sue we make o obarg aaless
"eeetain Basset.
We refer here, to the Pnstmsster, the ftop. of
Hooey Order Dir. sad to if nil la eftheU. A Patent
OSaee, Par circular, advice, terms, and
o actual clients to your own Stat or county,
C A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Oflee, Waehlnrfw. D .
0. 0 CHRRRT.
C.B.PVRKRS
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY k PARKF.S,
Machinists, MLilrnghts, and Iroi
Founders.
T K are now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. W will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Miil Machinery, and all kinds nf Iron
ana Brass uascing.
FATTEKNS N SDK ON SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention gives to repairing all
kinds or macmnery.
Russ House.
JT. GIBLIN,
Proprietor.
Tnis house' is now open snd famished
with the beat new furniture. Everything
clean and commodious, offering to the gen
eral public superior accommodatioi to any
in the city.
Eevere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted up in first-class style. Table
supplied with the beet in tbe market.
Nice sleeping apartments. Sample rooma
for commercial travelers,
A Free Coach te and from the Hotel, "Kt
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice ia hereby given that the under
signed Administratrix of tbe estate of
John P. Hawk, deoased, haa filed her
final account in tbe County Court for
Linn oounty, Oregon, and the Court has
set the 4th oay of June, 1888, at the hour
of oe o'elock, p. tn. fr hearing ofob
jeotions and settling said estste
Nakot J, Hawk,
Administratrix.
Notice of Final Settlement,
Notiee is hereby given that the undersign
ed Administrator of the estate of Annie
Bamford, deceased, has hied his final account
with tbe Clerk of the County Court for Linn
oounty, Oregon, and the Court has fixed Wed
nesday, the Gth day of June. 188, at the
hour of I o'clock p. nr.. as the time for hear
ing ob jectio to and for finally settling said
This 2nd dsy of May, 1S88.
T. A. Powsll,
K WeathkrJord, Adrauiistia
Att'y fer AnWr.
T. J. STITBS.
ATTORNEY AT J.AW
-AND
Notary Puhlic-
ALBANY, OKEGON.
Pitcher's Castotla.
Children.
Oseterte cures Colic.
fgw gtosBach, tiUrrbose, Bract
Worn P
tion.
di-
THE BEST-
FARM WjSGIJI
IN THE MARK!
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILL8.
AUkinda of rough, dressed
and seas . lumber,lath , a
pickets kept constantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
K.WOLV ERTOlf , O. H. IF. VI KB
W0LVERT0N & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
pfOHee up stairs in Foster's. Block.
ALBANY, OREGON
D9 R. N, BLACKBURN,
Attorney at Law,
Office, Odd Fetlow'sfremple,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
All business will receive pi ctnpt attention
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY. OREGON, '
Will practice In all of the Court of
.his State. All business intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
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St, T. MAV
-aeTj aa fhrSSL
Ss CO
St. Pans..
Citation.
the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Linn County.
In tho matter of the estate of Samuel T.
Harris, deceased
To the following named heir et law of
said deceased, to -wit 1 R V. u...i. r u
a Harris, Hacbel Williams, Henry Molar,
j Jud Moler, Albert Moier, Kechei Jtfoler
uu oarr nieann, and to all others au.
known if any such there be.
IN tbe name of the State of Oregon :
You are hereby cited and required to
be and appear in tho County Court of the
oounty of Linn in the State of Olegon, at
tho Court House in the citv of Albany, in
said county and State on
Tuesday tbe 5lk day et Jane, A. D , 188$,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
of aald day the same being tbe second day
ofthd reguar 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 directing and Jicens
ing tbe Administrator of said estate to sell
all tne right title and interest of the said
Samuel T. Harris, deceased, at the time of
his death, both in law and in tquity in
and to tho real property hereinafter de
scribed ss prayed for in petition of J, H.
Peery, Administrator of the estate of said
Samuel T. Harris, deceased, which peti
tion is now on file in the office of the
Ceunty Clerk of Linn county, State of
Oregon, which said real property is de
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at
the northwest corner of Section twelve in
Township 10 south of range 1 west ef tbe
Willamette meridian ; thence east 6lH
rods ; thence south 208 lode to the south
bauk ofThomasCreek ; thence west along
the south bank 'of Thomas Creek ; thouce
west along the south bank of said Creek
following the meandering thereof 61 lA
rods to the line of aid Section 12 j ihenee
north along said Section line 208 rods to
the place of beginning, containing 80 acres,
more or less, in Linn county, Oregon.
Done by older cf the Hon. J, J. Whitney
Jndge of said Court.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my baud nnd affixed the seal of said
County Cimt this 14th day of April, 1888
J, P. GaLBRAITH,
Clerk,
r.
O. POWELL. w. R. bit.vm
POWB1X & BIIiYEU.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
. A5 Solicitors in Chancery,
JhBAMY. - - - OREGON.
Collections promptly made on all point.
fona v nAf!nsn 3 ... 1
L.gT roesonaDie terms.
sw vjmce in r oster's Briok."
vHn!9tf.
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND--
Notary Public.
Albany, Oregon
Office upstairs, Crawford Block.
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