Conrad Meyer,
-PROPRIKTOR OFa
STAR BAKERY,
Ooraer Broadalbln and First 8ti.,J
PK.Vi.KK IN
MB4 rrttlta, ( uBfl Meats,
QHaemaware,
Vegetable.
4'lgara,
ilccs.
Ten,
Kte..
lrt-d bVnit.
Etc.,
In fact everything tba. in kept in gen
ml variety and grocery store, Hlgi
market prios paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Wm. Fortmiiler & Co,,
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attantion-FiNt-class Hearse
nor After bit tins li um otll et re tide no e
ooraer Fifth an I inker streets.
THE YAQUINA UOUTE.
Oragon Pacific Railroad.
Orjfjo Djvslon 11 nt C-0EDny'a Steam
ehlp Line
22S MILES SH9ftTl
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by eny other route.
Pirat-oiat tbroujra patssiigtr end
freight U no from Portland end all points
in the WilUtusUs Valley to and from Nan
Prnocisoo, Cel.
WillamBU3 Mm Lin j of Steamers.
The Win. M. The 8, Beat
ley," Tne "Three Slaters" are lu eervioe
for both oataeuKer an t freight traffic be
tween Corvaliia and Portland and m.er-
tnedtftte po'.itte, leaving Company 't wbarr,
Corvaliia. and Meters. Huliuan A Co'a
wbarf. Not. 'AW an 4 Mi Front St., Port
land, three timee a woek as follows :
Norra bousp. '
UareOocrsli;. Hon , Wad. ud KriOajr. 10:00 A. at.
Leave Alteor, Monday, Wl. auU Friday. 12:00 N. u
arrive PtorUaiMl. lu.. Tba. ant OalunUr. 6:30 r. at.
eutmi bocno.
Lm PiirtlaeaV
Leave Albany, I
.4. Man., Wi Mtl Friday. t:00 A, M.
, l ut . Tnura. iiu' MjlanUy. 1: u. at.
Us, Tim., The. sad Saturday, 4 SO K at.
Amn Co-,.!.,
Roots make oloee connection at Albeny
itu ire ion of tbeOregou Paoltic Kailruau.
TmaAJdeUULK (oscept MeaiMeJ
Larva Altmay, 1:00 r. l,,ln YaqotM, 0:41 A,
Lmv CtrfUi. l;IOr. alMSM Uorvslu. 10 A.
Arriva Vaniaina, r. a j rr lbanjr, 11:10 a. a,
I
O c U. tTAiaa o ma j K at Albio? a 1 1
Uorvallie low ojv train cjutia:tAi
lfaqaiUk wuu tU O.Mm U4ioptn tut
upk iy . l.iuj tl vtiinii.n lj.iu
V n itius u I Su Ifran itsV
MAIIaIXU Otl Kv .
raoa av rAAtciau.
WtUMUdvU VJlr,
WillissKH Vai,
ArillaaMtte Vailay,
WiUasaetU VUj.
Jam. tfntl
Jmjr 3rd
Juijr Mk
July .jui.
Jan xU.
Joiy li.u.
Ju v Z4lb,
xne uouipeuy ,.irv .be rigbt .to
change aanmg jAtea without uoiicw.
Ji.it. Pateviigara rrooi pjr.luuand
v uiAuii.lt) ya ley pnutt osu uiAk .;Iojh
oonuocli a wtto tri.i ufiua Yequiua
route m A.-U. r Uarvanu, aud li do
tiuotl to 3 aii r f u ;ia,: uouid arrange lu
arrive at x a i aiu tdo
of sailing.
asaeaaer aad f.rukl Mate always ism
rrnJrjiu.M4,,i, , atuArt, Fraih: and
fiekat Afe-ii, AibA i,, o. k C d UM.oU, Jr., U. K.
4t P. Afi,, Orjoo Oev.op.u.-.i Co., 1H Mooaicrv
SSSB rrAllwtfj, CAi. f,-. C. 11 ).! .,
H. '.. r. aod P. Afeltt,
itfJKott rAcidc K KCo. LWium, Or.
UVcdLt4J fJ eAUFil.tlA
3jii;i3fj Pa3iu; jQiaj's Line.
v.ti. Mr. i.uu K i n:.
I'll'1' r". i ;:;, j b UM
UAU7taaiA IlIMlH I. USI 'l AltT.
iu a
V w'r. a.
j.Jj r a
7:4 a m
wrta
L3v
I'.f.li , .
Alb :
. r A..-:;
arms , io:i j am
L,MV 7;Ui A a
basse j o.:v r a
i'.f oja:w4.n PAibr aunuAy).
s w ; a a Leav
UUrs u
4:i r a Arriva
Pxrtlaud
tUVII
Arrive f r a
Laeva t 1 1. ;., a m
Lo'. j 9 300 A m
auesji rxn oR taaim daily, axesrr musdat.
Klin
aOr a
itZtrx
1:30 .' s
I Lva
I Arrive
ijLrtlV)
Arrive
Al'AJiy
Lab i i .ii
Alb ut
Arnva I t.i a a
Leave ... i a a
Arrive ,
Lv
:r a
:Uo r a
?31LU BUrr'Ef SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sipping Cars
Var 4cr ut ti.iiatiu i t 5c.-.Hd-4.'la laasea
tcert. aHagBalit-.il Kx;ret Tr.ilat.
vfeat aide L',viiou.
uerwEav ivarLvv. ad :rMV4LLie,
a.VjL i.t u.. BAibr (ex t: 8aiiLiy.)
0 a a
M r a
LdAVU
Arriva
Pr.iaiiJ
0 rv illia
Arrive
i4.iV
6:15 r a
l:o a
. ;nn rsAiaseAtfaV (axejp. SundAV.
P'lrtUud
M : M t i i . ; i .
Arrive
tara
0:00 a a
6.46 a a
"i'JO r a I Arri"e
Al A.lbnv in I CrvllU uoiwiavt vitb trains of
(yrog.rti PaciUc rUiiroad
r'.r.i'i batarsitaVia raAr-liny rates, maps, etc.,
uu Cmaiwny'a Ajaut.
K. KOEULLK, . P. ROGERS,
Maaaf-er Ara'tO..!. and P. Airt.
jLii35j "unty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
( ucctaor to Cowsn et Costck.)
ALBANY - - OREGON.
rKAMSAtT9utf'ra buikiug' esatease. (
UKAW410UTD4Airriii Maw .York, Ban Vrn
utacu ami Portla.nl, Oregon.
LOAN HOMEY on approved security.
Kivi'ki VK depoeito subject to check.
COLLKCriOMa antruatad to u. will revive pronto
eutioti.
Fust National lkuk
OF A MIAMI , ORECOJT.
Presiduiit U. Ki.lXN
Vioe President , K, YOl'NU
aahier GEO. E. CHAM BEKLAIN
LiTUANUAUTS A GENERAL banking business.
AOX)UNTS KEPT subject to check.
SIGHT EXCHANGE and telegraphic transfer, sol
on Nw York, Sau Frandsco, Chicafro and Port)
Oregon.
COLLECTIONS MADE on farorsMe terms.
DiascToaa.
. E Yoove. Geo. E CuAitaasLAi
L.
E Ulaix. l. Pbiaa.
Walts k, E Turrsli,,
TEACHERS
ho wish to ae ere first grade certificates
should send for N rmal Question Book
which contains ab it 5oopaget of questions
and ccmplete answers. Price, $1.50. Ad
dress Prof. A. B. ' hilders, Brownsyille.Or
Do You Want Furniture ?
if you dooo to
Woodin k Haii
where you will find tho best make end
finest flushed
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Alto fine lino of
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a huiulerd dirtirreiit slylts or
Mouldings.
picture frames made to order.
Tim largest and b:t bek of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept In Albany. Prices raouable.
Andrews & Hackli'man,
W1.D0UGLAS:
ai
SOLE A(iKNTS,
LEBANON. - - OREGON
Sheriffs Sale.
f tke Circuit Court ofthr Stttft of Orvjoa, or
Linn county.
R, S. Wallace, PlniutilT.
v.
John Helghale ami Ueorg William, and
William Knglanvl, Iffitndanla
m.TOT
OTICE la hereby given that by virtue
i of an Kx.mtion and order of sale
r or ea:e
Court in
taeued eul of tho ab ve uauied
tbo above entitled suit I will on
ftalarday tke th day ef Agai. tans.
ai the Court Mouae door lu the citv of Ai
benv. Lima county, Oregon, at the hour ol
ena o'clock o. m.. soli at miblte auetlnu
r r cash In band to tne iiu;t:o.t tmiaer tne
real nropertv de.seribod in raid rxucutlon
aud eirder of sale aa follows, to. wit t The
a eat half of the south eaauiiiait r and the
aaat half of tbo Moulbwo.t quarter of Ne
twenty in township nine, n. It two, tat
of the Wlllatn4lle meridian in l.inu noun
'V. Or iron. 'Ibo proeoeda sii i c from
i he sal of sld promise, to be applied
Firai to tho payment of the original ooaia
taxed al llltf.86 mud the accruing trosts
and an Attorney's fee taxed at 975.75,
Second, to the payment to the Plaintiff, R
s Wallace, the sum ot f u. with aiviuing
interest tberoou at thf rnt. c.r in per cent
per annum trom the 'itith day of June. A
t) 1SS.M. And tho Htiroiuaor aucn aaie
remaining after the amid payments te ap
piled in isayuieut or the auin ol iiu
due aeid Defeudauta, Oeorge Willlama
and William England, with accruing In
teieat thereon at tbe ra'e of ten pr cent
per annum from the kO b day of Juue. A.
D. 1888.
Dated July 3rd, lvs.
John Smau.mam,
par D. 8. Smith, sheriff.
Deputy
C. L. BL AC KM AN,
Successor to E. W. Langdon,
DEALER IN
taemriajcQ
if iniakfiviissiVi
C IE vll CALS, SHJSHEi,
SOAPS, COMBS,
and evryibtng kept lu a ttrat olavt Drug
Store. Alto a flue .voek of piano and
organa.
ALBANY. OKEliON.
FO8HAY A MASON,
wvjusktss aa aat Ala-
Druggists and Booksellers,
Agenta for John B. Alden'a publicallona,
which we sell at p'jiiiher'e prtcic w;ti
aoetageaaaed.
ALBANY, OKECIOR.
O
The BUYEHCGUrDRIi
issued March and' Sept.,
.each year. It is an encv-
IcJopodie of naeful infor.
mat ion for all who pur
chaso tbo luxuries or tho
ncoeaaitlea of life. Wo
can olotho you and furnish you with
all tbo neocssary and -unnecessary
appliance to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
eat. nab, bant, work, go to church,
or stay at home, end in various sizes,
style aad quantities. Just flura out
what is required to do all these things
COMFORTABLY, end yon eon make a fair
estimate of tne value or tne uu y iats'
uuiJJU, wmch will be sent noon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
DR. Cr WATSON MAST0N
Physician and Surgeon.
Office roni3and 4. Foatew't (iloak.
ALBANY - OREGON.
Paiace Meat Market.
J. Y. PIPE, PROP&IETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, OR.
Will keep couMtautiy on hand beat,
mutton, urk, veal, "aunago, the host
meata aud Urgeat variety lu tbo tmj.
Caah p-ild for all kinds of fat Hlock.
PATENTS
lWdned, and sll other business lu tha II . a 1'ateu
attendedad to tx ni'derate teea.
Our office is otrpotit the U. B. 'Patent Oflit, and
vecan obuin Patenu 1smb tio than thoao resaet
row Waahinjfton.
nenrj modla or dram inc. We ai" to ut- t;t
"iiiiy iroe or charge ; stud we oiaks n charge mile
we obuin patent.
we rarer here, to tha tWinaa'tr, tho buyl. ot
"oney Order Div. and K. officials of the U. b. paunt
. For circular, advice, tern,, an i eftrcnoes
oactuai clients in ourow:i atat or coutty, eildrens
, A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite I'aient Ofttcv, WMliinyton, 1 .
Homeopathic Physician,
K. M, E. 'cJOV, II. P., HOWKOPATUIC
phyaician, office ami ri-Kideno corner of Flrat
and Baker Streets, Albany, Ortgen, Chronic riiese
a apocialty. Conaultati m Iron, fli;e hours : Ida. m.
10 12 a in and 2 to 6 p. m
"Jim Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full lino of Chinese g'w.d of . all klnd8 on
hand. Al,o full lino of
JAPANESE GOODS.
'! PAOS OaS-TiAOMl
i
for this section.
Laborers furnished
any parpone.
on short notice lb
Opposite S E Young-'s, Albany,
WEATHEEFOSIX,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
. TTORNEY AT LAW,
A LB AWT, OBKCiON.
Wl Lt PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF THE
Stats. Speclstettention given to collections and
robate inaitor.
AMTOfficei Fellow's Temple.
shoe 0-
Ih emoctai
& a fiuuBTi n
jFFIBliL and JAPER.
sno.
This ell v U alumina ft hcalthv growth
It hn u population of probably 500. It U
one of the prettiest located place in the
Valley. It U good business center a no
ban aome irocul business men. The flooring
milluiultr tbo inanageiiuMH ot ir. uoin
... . w . & m . At J
U an tnatitutlon that will do much for tho
city. Mr. (Join Intends, we understand to
buy at leant 1 00,1.x (tuanci 01 wncai mia
nciisoii. Nolo lta mo ikpiii tumii nno
faoilltU-a for cxtlnuui'dilng fire ahead of
many Northwest cities live time at large
( ) s Mav is c hi.-f Knuincer, K Sbelton, M
slstnnt Chief. Wm lirenner U foreman of
tin- hoMM Oinp.m and m rtnotw m u
a ttl .St A. a At I
lioos :mu i.iiuwi v uiu mim. a ..v ....
I'.lllV
two school, with three tcacheta.
1' ol OW I '
inir I a tUt of the bindueNe reprfaented
there ; r lourtng nun, r. ioin , general
merchandise. Johnson N: Shelton, Bridge-
fonl Towiixcnd and S M Panlels ; bard-
wart. Cill Smith ; drou. I) MorrU
Son : harneni aiiop, wnrey t nncium
blaeksmlthing, Enoch Shelton and 8 Shel
ton : millitterv, Mrs 1 C Smith, dress.
maklnc. MUet Stanley und Mrs. Smith
Icwclrv and uun store, Wm Uillev ; furnl
tore, Wm Abbott ; snsb ami door itictorv,
1) Movers ; cotiieeilonarv, Jos Carey
hotels, J W Morrow and I K I homa
nrooiietors ; restaurant, T J Lighthouse
ilverv, (illl M Hilveu ; barber shop, Frank
Mack ; shoe shop, Mr Turner ; phvaieiana,
Dr Hyde, McNntt and Martin. Mr I J
Willlama U the I. P. of the city and lion.
leff Movers, El Dalv and J L Miller arc
"Notaries Public There Is no regular law
ver In the cltv.
Crop prospect arc good. A smalt amount
ofruat on spring wheat is not of a serious
nature.
Sclo l a very peucenble, quiet city with
Kittle happ
ipenfng for thcchronijler of new
B.
51JACOBS on
FOR NEURALGIA.
Tbt Gernaa Scholar, Dr.
RICHARD OBERLENDER,
LEIPZIG, Genaany, Secre
tary Ethnological Museum,
F. 8. U. 6. A., M. 0. S.,
Author and Savant, wrote
over hie autograph, here
shown, aa follow :
"I triad St. Jacobs OH aad
waa entirely earad ef feu-
ralffle peine."
RHEUMATISM and
LUMBAGO.
SOL.I) BY
Druggist and Dealers Everywhere.
THE CHARLES A. V06ELER CO.,
BALTIMORE. IUX
The treatment of many thousands of
or tnoae cbronio wemkneeeea and distressing
ailrocnu pwrullar to f-mah. at the luvallda1
Hotel and Hurgical Iiwtitutc. Buffalo. N.
haa afforded a vast exticrli-ncn In nin-lv ailant.
In and thoroughly tiwriruf rpm.hca for tho
cure of woman's peculiar maia'liec.
Or. Fierce' Favorite Prescription
is the outrrrowtii. or rcnult. of this irrnt and
valuable experience. Thouaortda of Unilmiv
niaK received from patli nu and from phy.i
chois who have testcil it in the mor- nyrra.
vatcd and obatioato cam-s which had HBKi
trn-lr skill, prove it to I, the most wonderful
remely ever devised for tho relief nod trre of
Offering women. It Is not recommended us a
"cure-all," But aa a most perfect dpveifle for
woman's peculiar ailments,
Aa a powerful, in vlgo
It imparts streriHtu to tho
orating tonic,
bo Whole rtmem.
and to the worn I and
llH iii im h n In
particular. For overworked. J worn - out."
"run-down." debilitated teachers, milliners,
dressmaker. si-amstreMw, iii.pni i," Imiael
KceH-ra. wnralnir mothers,
iui
generally.
Kenerally, Dr. Pierce's
r avori
PreaerlpthMi
nr urnHimi.
arative tonic.
itKiIieiilne
Ion" la uic-
is tho greatest earthly boon, Ih
1 an annetizin
uiK tliinr cord al und rei
aa a
ttervln
a aootblug and an
lue, "Favorite Preecri
1 and la iuralunhlo hi all
qualed
nihiyintr nnd sub-
. li rt,,l.iiif
luinir nervous exc'.utblliiy, liriuii.ility.
asaasa proaxrauon, nvstertu. srarms enl
other diatreseina. nervous symptoms com
monly attendant upon functional ami organ to
disease of the womb. It luduc-ea n -trmuu.
sleep and rellcvee mental anaiety nnd tie
pondency. Ir. J'lcree'a Favorite Prescript 1 011
la a legitimate medicine, cuiefuiiy
compounded by an experienced and eklillul
physician, and adapted to woman's delicate
organization. It te purely vetretablo in its
composition and perfectly harmless hi its
effects in any condition of tho system. For
MRUOg sickness, or nausea, fnmi whatever
cause arising, weak stomach. lndlK-stion. dys
pepsia und kindred symptoms, Ita use. In small
dow. will prove very beneficial.
..."favorite Prescription " leapoal.
five cure for the most oomplieated nnd ob
atlnate cases of lcucorrhea, excessive tlowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppr'-ssions,
prolaptjua, or failing of tho womb, wcuk bhek,
femalo weaknees." anteversion, retroversion,
boarintr-dpwn aenaations, chronic eeavasafiZ
iritiummation and ulceration of tlie womb, in
flammation, pain and tenderness lu ovaries,
accompanied with "Internal heat."
. Aa a regulator and promoter of func
tional action, at that critical Period of change
rrom nirlhood to womanhood, " Favorite I're
acrlptiou " Is a perfectly safe remedial aerit.
and can produce only good icsulta. It ;
cuiially oflicacious and valualile in ita effects
when taken for those disorders and dcrauiM
merits incident to that later and most cr.tleal
perlorl, known as " Tho Change of Life."
M Favorite Preeerlpttoii.' when taken
In counection with the tio of Dr. I 'ier.e s
UOMen Medical Discovery, and small laxative
doses of Dr. Pieree's Purgative Pelkda Littlo
Liver Pills), cures Liver. Kidney and M.mlder
diwiwcfl 'I heir combined use alee Iweovei
Wood taints, nnd nbollshes cano rous und
scrofulous humors from tho system.
f'nvolto romerlplou M tbe only
medicine for women, sold by drugget, u nder
" w Kuaraur.ee, rrom tho inunu-
auburviv, MUM, II Will KIVC Blit lI UCt lotl Jn CVerV
caso.or money will lie refunded. Thin gun run.
tea
d on tl,fe hoifiu ii- 1 (.1 aaaas
and
11,41
boon printed
faithfiiilr carried out. for JS ?
For lurge. illustrated Troattoeon Diseases of
Women am pages, ;.nfer-.;ovorod), aendten
cents iu stamps. AddrtMs.
World's Dispensary Medical association,
003 Slain SL, BUFFALO, N. Y.
0. 0 OHBHRT.
O.B.PVKKR0
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARERS,
Haohinists, Millwrights, and Iror
Pounderii.
K are now completely prepared to
handle all klDda of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam En nines. Grist und
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
ana utu.nu castings.
PATTERS g 9I4DE ON SHORT WOTIL.
Special attention given to reDairing ail
kinds of machinery.
Children Cry for
TKMPKRANCK COLUMN.
KUItsUay Albany W, 0. T. U.
At the regular meeting of tha W. 0. T. U.
on Tuesday, quarterly report wtra the or
der of business. Tho President has 0000 pi
ed tho chair at every meeting, daring the
quatter. She exhorted tho members to
greater diligence, and fuller consecration to
days.
tho work put into our hands. Ami counsel
ed that ept'Ciftt attention be given to the b
votionsl uteetings. The Rec. Secretary re
ported 5 regular meeting 1 held ; 1 public
meeting and 3 special. Greatest number
preseut at eny regular meeting. 48 j leaet ,
10 avers g, '' ; number of members hav
ing paid duea daring the quarter, 32 ; am't
of dues, 932 1 amount received from other
ouroe", 9i. Tout anion t ,$0. The Treat
urer reported having paid out 945 ; baUaoe
in tha Treasury, 933 45. Tha Evangelistic
Suuetintendant bed held S eaotaet's meet
"
The subjooU dtsouaaed, were heredity,
. , u.M
,uuri iniiuiH u, uiiui.u .
olwdtenoe. The next meeting will be held
no next Tuesday, at Mrs Haiti mores, at
which time. "How to eeoure truthfulness in
children,' will be oootidtred. These meet
inge are becoming very interesting, all ldtea
interested aro cordially invited. The $upt.
of Sabbath School Work retried temperance
laesoue ued in all the tehoolt in tna city
Also the preeutatioe of the subjeot of tent
im ranee at tha Monday School Coovonllon
held here recently and a resolution submitted
nd adopted at that time, endorsing the
mtasurts tuggested by the W. fJ. I. U.
Number of new suUo I m.ius to the Union
HittnaL during the iiuai tcr, 1 1 : rent for ball
1 wo receptions ttav b.m held, one in
,a . m m a
honor of Mrs Rieus. Mute President, the
other for ourown I'und, -nt. both were large
ly atten.lnl. All reinirts show tha Union in
i-ooil condition. Home departments hsve not
!ren as successfully worked as they might
hsve beau, but, all things considered, there
are no gn unds for complaint. We are doing
wel'.
The editor of the WvvUnoton inf, Louia
hehade. Attorney of tha l ulled mates Brew
era Assocutioo, referring to hie persistent
opposition to tbe( ominisaiou of loifUtry hill
ahu h has so long brcn ittlorn fjungreas, and
whi-.h haa aevao time. passeH the Senstr,
aia :
"We have fought that Mil first, because I
wa the ttotk aud prt measure of the Litter t
1 4 at foee of t. arsenal hlwriy, who, ever since
ISi.l, hsve, each Congress, tried to eikin-er
it through, and thru IxM-auao it is a Lumbal.',
a mere snbierfage, its sole object being to
mske piobibttioo a aatn,ul .juration. Wa
have opposed ita peats ge In cause are know
it will increase the erase which haa poeeae4
itrf mora or laa of hoth srtia."
It m a loeg rosd which has 00 turn Noth
ing is more probaLle tisn that this loot-
deferrt-d, perfeetty tmparUsl. and valosLU
measure wul yei paea b.th Hoesos of Con
grass, and that the electric light of aa ffi.
cial it qairy will reveal in due time tha true
character f the liquor traffic.
VicToniA, B. C, July 11. Advices wer
received by steamer to-day from the North
of a lawtea condition of affairs at ltaale
ton, on the Skeena river. For some time
pa t several constables have bee a endeav
oring to capture an Indian murderer, and
on the 19th id June overhauled hlin. The
Indian made a desperate effort to escape,
pistol in hand, and got away ; a shot was
tired after him, hut he did not heed it, and a
Winchester rifle shot struck him, he dying
from the wound shortly after. The Indians
are greatly excited and have threatened the
lives of all white people In the district. The
three constables have fortified the Hudson
bay post at tlaxleton, and can hold out If
the place Is not burned.
A Big Frr.hr 1.
Prrrant , July it. -The frrahet In the
Monongahela river Is almost unpreccdent
ed,and great damage has been done to riv.
er crafts and property all along the river
from Ita head waters to this city. The sud
denness of the t i-c took the river men en
tire I v unaware-. and they were not prepar
ed when the great volume of water burst
upon them. Millions of feet of lumber,
scores of coal crafts, fences, outitouscs and
coal tipples have been flowing down the
wift current for the last eighteen hours.
The river at this point Is stiU rising with
it u ci ana 9 incnes on tne mar at 9
oclock.hut it ia reported u stationer v with
42 feet atCreenboro,a hundred miles above
this city. At every point between Greens
boro and Pittsburg the lowlands are under
water and residents have been compelled
to live in the upper stories of their houses
and in some cases to seek the hills for safe
ty. Many had not time to remove their
good,a the water rose at the rate of one
foot an hour, and at Greensboro a 32-feet
riac was reported In less than twentv-four
hours. The damage to property cannot be
estimated at the present time, but It will
r .m ) 1 away into the hundred thousands. So
1 ir out one hie ha been reported lost.
Fjdluiate ,
WA.siiisfUTONjuly 1 3-Maj. W.A.Jones
of the corps of engineers makes the foliow
Ing estimate i for work under his charge
during the coming year s
Improvement of the Columbia and low
er Wlilamettee rivers below Portland. Or,,
45000 ; removing snags, etc., from the
uvper Wlllurnctte, $22,000 ; work on the
upper Columbia and Snake rivers,$ 16,000
Cowlitz river, W. T., $6000 ; l9wer Clear
water rlvcr.ldaho, $19,429.
Capt. Willard Young makes the follow
ing estimates for work in his district : For
improvement of the entrance to Coos bay,
Or., $250,000 ; entrance to Yaquinabnv.Or.,
$250,000 ; mouth of the Coqui Ic rlvcr.OrM
i 1 i,r.o,of which $75,000 can be profitably
expended during the coining year : Im
provement ef the Umpqua river,Or.,$200o
i 1ACO.MA marvel. 1 ucotna is some
what excited over a very remarkably form
ed little girl, about who.n ihc Ledccr, of
that city speaks as follows : "One of the
greatest marvels ever witnessed In this city
was to be seen at the office of Dr. McCoy
last evening. It is a prodigy which has
puzzled all the doctors nnd scientists that
have made it a study. This wonder is Lily
May Dowden, the ch 1 contortionist, a
daughter of David Dowt en. All the joints
of her limbs and body, with the exception
of the elbow joints, are so constructed that
they will work In any way. The Augers
are as readily bent backward as forward,
and the hands, feet and legs can be turned
and bent in any conceivable airection. She
can stand and without moving her feet,
turn the body and look in any direction.
ane is now but 6 years old, and Mr. Dow
den has been offered $75 in gold to allow
her to go on the stage at the Casino for
half an hour, but refused It.."
An Oli Coin. A gentleman in this
city has a Hebrew coin that was made
about 5coyears B. C older than many
minstrel jokeR. It looks as if some mum
in v had carried it in his pockets while on a
spree for several centuries. It is worth
about $50, and is a "daisy."
Guilty. SmithCox,who was in the city
to-day, admits the accusations made
against him in reference to building a
house on his Santiam farm ; hut does not
seem to be very -well posted about its use.
Smith deserves good company in its occu
pancy. Pile Dkivikg. Mr H. M . Stcne haa a
steam pile driver in operation at Corvallis,
being used in the construction of rhe 0. R.
&N. wharf. Any one wanting the se of
the machine can ontatn it by writing to Mr.
Stone at Coryallis.
P itcher's Castoria.
HOMR AND A IlltO AD.
Til t'RSDAY.
The Hi at psateoger train crossed the new
bri igo at Portland yesterday
Ohariee Piper passod through tho city
fron Salmi yesterilsy toCorvallis.
Merrill Kisb. tvnn. of The Dsliee. U in the
city, on a visit, and will remain two or three
J N tit. Hudson, formerly of Harrisburg, is
m a a mm A . a. - a J
now located at rturn, tirant county, ur,
where he is practicing law,
Hnn Wm Cyrus, of 8cio, has been in the
citv to-tiav. He reports a ilight rust on
spring whest, but nothing serious yet.
Kred Davis, who was recently shot on the
McCmntell farm, ram I ting in the lou of 1
leg, we are glad to know ia slowly improv
ing and will recover.
Prof W H laee left yesterdsy noon for Han
Krnitotscn bv tho wsy of Ysquina. He will
attend tbo National K LicstinnsI Association
and will Ims depended ou to see meet all that
will transpire I here.
FRIDAY.
N. Werniment.of Yaouina City, is in tbe
city.
.! M Nolan is closing out his business at
Ysquina City.
Dr. .leaauo. recently of Newport, has local
ed at Grant's Pass, for tho practice of den
tist ry.
Tba contract for painting the Ht Chsrles
lintel has been let to George aafalo, who
began work thi afternoon.
Tha warehouse at McMinnville was con
sumed by Mre Thursday morning. Loss about
HMO.
CO Jackson, a popular candidate for nom
ination for Sheriff previous to tha recent
elcetioo.is in the city.
August Oth has bean set for the float set
tlement of the S D Haley estate. Mr Haley
died about Ave yeara ago.
Mr 0 0 MeParland. of Klamath agency
arrived in tbe county this morning on a visit
of a couple weeks with relatives and friends.
Hon Jeff Meyers, the great and only Matt
Seats, A Karlow, and lots of tbe boys, are in
the city to-day. They all ory, "enough rain."
Father Van Unn. who has conducted tho
Catholic Church, at Corvaliia for thirteen
years haa resigned and to-morrow will leave
for other fields, perhaps Albiea.
Murtin Hickman, of Ibanon. aavs ha is
one of tke immortal band that votad for W
H Hemsoa in 1840. Wonder what that
haa to do with the present times.
LL Hard hss been granted the exclusive
right to operate aa electric light plant hi
Corvaliia. W a advise. that city to stand in
with the enterprise.
Georg Humphrey, Dsve Kroman, Clay
Marshall and Pnil Baltimore, left vcati rday
for the mountains. Thry teok along an im
mense amount of salt with which to preserve
thrir game Lagged .
The latest "cattle queen" of the weet la
Mi.. Kittv Wilaina, f Idaho, a tall blonde,
23 yeara of age, a Hoe li or ae woman and a dead
shot. Though called the cattle ciiieea, as e
matter of fact horses are her epecialtv, and
she owns no leas I baa eight hundred besides
thousands of cattle. Smut.
last fall a psrty of emigrants tasasd
through Canyon City, aad oa their wagon
cover wee inscribed to large letters, "Har
ney or Beat. This weak the same outfit
seed 10 the otbr direcbon, a- d the wagon
eet bore the very susrgeative aord, 'Boat-
ed."
An attempted elopawent was brought lo m
sudden finale about two miles east of town.
on Wednesday. Tbe proprietor of the team
which the would be uero had bird J f oared
him and requested that he ret ere the t jam
forthwith. 1 has ended what would hav
otherwise ocna very good itaoi. lender.
aATVUOAY 1. MM .
Mr Hruce MoKnight is l ing riuim ill at
hisfsthars home near Tallmso.
Tho Pioneer quarts claim on the Calipooia
aasays at 939 to the ton on tha suifaee.
W C Caswell, this morning, while worainc
on the Strahae block, managled one of bis
fingers in a very serious manner.
Yesterday Mr Kred (iraffsold las residence.
at the ooraer of Second and Bake.- streets, to
Mr li K Mcllwaio. Consideration 'JlX 0.
M h White has gone to Sbedd, ia lion
county, to visit his mother, who ia lying str-
toasly ill at ber borne oesr that plate.- rt
Shorn,
Smith k Hsrnrnack, stTeilmae, have Wen
shipping tha remainder of last year's crop of
wheat preparatory to receiving this aerwou'a
harvaat.
Chief Kogioeer K-iklesru, of the Oregon
PaetAc, is in ibe city this afternoon, sad it
is in order for someone to start the rumor
that work is to be resumed at oaee.
In the National League base hall games
Chicago is in the Irsd, followed by Detroit,
New York, Boston, Philsdclphis, Pittsborg,
Indiana polta and V aahington in tbe order
named. Io the American Association games
Brook lya is ahead, with St Ixiiir second.
Mr J ." Stubblelleld and wifa returned
teat night to tbis county from Walla Walls,
and went cm to Labaaoa. Mr Stubblefleld
hss disposed of his interest in the business
school at Walla Walla and will probably
teach in this county.
Messrs Ceorge Mason and Tnstiu Dwyer,
brother and cousin of Mr D P Mason, are in
tba city tbe guests af Mr Mason. Mr Dwyer
is a prominent St Loots lawyer, while Mr
Maaon, we believe, is a merchant.
Mr Pete Wilson, a former resident of Al
bany, now in a Homing mill at Corvaliia, waa
in the eity yesterday, on his way home from
Southern Oregon, where ha had been daring
the last sickness of bis wife, who died 00
Wednesday and waa burned 00 Friday.
GMrsA M Cannon, of 8pekaue Falls, sent
checks amounting to $100 to the firemen of
that eity who paiticipated in the tournament
at Seattle. Accompanying the amount was
a cheek fur $25, to be forwarded to the fam
ily of Sprat ue, the Bast Port I aud fireman
who was badly hurt at Seattle.
Peaches have become a drug in the market
Mr Thee Farquar was notified by his Port
land factor not to ship him any moro peaches
till further orders, as tl u market was over
stocked and prices had greatly decltnsd.
This will he a severe loss to him as ho has
several hundred bushels of very nice poaches
and there is but little detrand in this city.
Koseburg 'laindmUr.
Portland has been hsviog a stormy time
over its school soperintendenoy. Prof Craw
ford was discharged and Prof Sawyer, a
Massachusetts man, elected principal of tho
high school in his place. A storm followed,
last night the matter was settled by Miss
C Sabin beinir elected superintendent aod
principal at a salary of $.'WO0 a year. She
will sncceed.
Saturday Nkjiit. Durinu the week
our farmers and merchants and everybody
had the wits frightened out of them almost
by a very wet rain storm that came with
out any help from the weather flag. It
only lasted one night though, and has been
followed by as eood weather as the most
SAatacious fanner could have planned him
self.... A tramp medicine man, with
scaly looking dog cart and tired looking
horse, was in the city this morning, nnd
was duly interviewed by the M. A. T. who
found that he had a medicine that would
cure diphtheria, catarrh, rheumatism, etc.,
etc., one that he thouglu out all himselt. it
had cured him of all these diseases, and he
knew, and all he asked was a dollar a bot
tic, It is to be hoped seme one will buy,
so he can h jy a new pair of shoes.... A
deaf and dumb man has been in the city
during several days with a patent kerosene
can and DiacKtng orusn anu Dox-noiaer.
He seems to possess the virtue of at least
pcrseverence and sells an article that does
more than some do, speaks for itself.
A Sensible Way. Recently a rich Cali
fornia bachelor visited his siater-iB-U re
siding a few miles from Albany. The good
lady is a widow, and while here the gentle
man learned that a mortgage of $2000 hov
ered over her nronerty. This he good na.
turedly paid off aod presented his sister-in-law
with a receipt fur the same. He said he
didn't know ef sny better way to spend bis
money, aad he was about right, There are
too many men in this world who wait till
after they uie, and then let tbe lawyers run
things.
HOCK HILL IT F.Ms
The citizens of thia place spent tlair cele
bration lu various planes over the state, seme :
going to Corvaliia, others went to tbe Bay
snd to Waterloo, where there ws a largo
crowd of about 350 people.
Miss Alma Milir, of Astoria, is visiting
friends aud relatives around Hook Hill. Also
Mrs Harsh K Mills, of Albany,
Kmigrants are getting to be plentiful in
these parts, looking for a location.
Hay harvest is in full blast with ucrai ot
tha farmers around here. There is a grest
deal ol hay cut already.
Mr Ayers, of this plao, hu parabasal a
now binder.
Morn in Hock hill to the wife of Tyler
Jackson, a young democrit, Moti.er and
child doing well,
Mr 1 oren twoyie, we understand, is going
to Albany to work, next week, helping taw
as m . a a a si j' a
wood with the steam saw.
The scarlet fever cases around S daville
are all well.
Tbe Hunday school is under rapid progress
at Hock Hill and meets every .Sunday at tea
0 cloca shsrp,
Your correspondent had an invitation to
one of the most interesting Spiritualists meet
ings ever held in this community, lo assent -blsge
of shout 40 attended, ihe meeting 00
last Sdndsy at the Hpiritalist hall, just 2
miles northwest of Hodavillo. 'Their main
m.dtom did not get here, which was Mis I
M Hruce. of Waterloo. There were seycrsl
good mediums rn attendance, several 00m-
muuicstmus being giveu. The object of this
meeting was to make final arrangements for
a good uainp ground somewhere so se to erect
a large hail. They will meet two weeks from
yesterday for another meeting. People do
not know how insuy Spiritualists there are io
this community until you see them together.
There are about one hundred and fifty around
Sodeville and Waterloo. A committee ef
Ave were duly elected, consisting of Mr Jean
Head, MrGleasoa. Mr Hsxea, Mr William
Head and Mr Cummings, for the purpose of
locating a camp aroned. Dr J A Lam hereon
agreed to donate 1500 feet of lumber for the
new ball. He fas also appointed temporary
chairiuvi. The meeting then adjeurned to
meet at Waterloo next Sunday.
FROM PBINRV1I.LF. PAPFdtK.
wssaa qssaw
0
I'ncle Dart Allen, of Linr. county, broth
..a m . . , . a . a , Aae .a a
er 01 jticsar u. r . anu win. Alien, 01 tin
tlaee, is visiting here at the present time,
'm U- Bart is as familiarly known in Linn
county as Abraham Lincoln ia to the
United Statee.
A heavy waterspout fell on Upper Trout
creek on Saturday of last week, though
vcrv little damage w as done. Knox Hus
ton inform us that nearly four inchea of
water fell within a half hour.
Mr. .char, w ho baa charge of the W. V
& C. M. in eying party near Camp Polk,
was In town yesterday. The surveyors,
Mr. Zebar says, are getting along nicely,
locating the company's lands.
Weunderatand the proprietor of th
stage line have reduced the freight chirt
gee from The Dalles here to five centaper
pound, and the passengers fareto $22 for
the round trip.
Lige Spark waa over from Squaw creek
yesterday. He aays the Waco sheep men
are crowding the summer ranges greatly
to the detriment of the stock raisers of that
section. There are about 5tvx Wasco
sheep now in the mountains west of Camp
Polk.
Yeara ago Prineville had the unpleasant
reputation of being one of the roughest
places in the State, but recently it has re-
denned itielf. Strangers who attended
the celebration say they never saw a more
order! v or better behaved crowd than were
assembled here on that day.
The daily mail service between here and
The Dalle began last Monday, which is a
convenience we have long hoped for. The
proprietors of the new line mske excellent
time, arriving here about 6 p. tn and it is to
he hoped will corttinoe n give us such ef
ficient service.
Till Glaze, four years ugo, declared that
he would roll across the street, wet or dry,
if Cleveland was elected. All the metrop
olitan journals (nearly all of them) copied
the fact. Now, Till says, if Cleveland is
rC'Ctccted, he will roll, free of charge, from
id White's saloon to the crossing of the
Planer ditch at Cary's market. Ten to one
that Till will roll.
KKAL EaftTaTr. KALES.
As recorded in the County Recorder's
off ce of Linn county, Oregon :
Mary Maxwell, et al to Franklin
Propst, 1 5 acres tps 10 and 11 2 w . $ 100
T A Powell, Adm'r Annie Bam ford,
dee'd to Rufus Bamford, 3 lots
Halsey ; 260
Jos BUyeu to J M V Bilyeu, one
third intercut in several lot in
Scio 1300
S J Wlthort to Jacob Smith, 44.46
acres, 10 w 3 itoo
Martha I Osborne and C P Brown,
to Efhc M Taylor and Wm War
die, 1 5S.93 acres. 10 w a t
Mar,- Beard to! II McMullin, 1 blk..
Tangent , Geo
Rob't McNeelto M J McNeary.i lot.
Malaey 300
S D Powell to F Propst,i-ii intercut
in block co IPs and A, Albany. 150
I N nnd Andrew Crablree to H Bry
ant. 20c acres, tp 11 w a...-:.... 2000
U S to lob Crabtree. 310.80 acres. In
11 w 2. patent
letter LUt-
Puliowiriir is the list of letters remalniiir In the Poet
Ofaes, Albany, Unn county, .Oregon. July 12, x
Persons oailliis tor thaae lotUirs must ifit-e tlm data ou
which lhev were advertised :
backer, Mrs Pred
Casey, Thomas
llifkinanii, Itoyed
Fox Loula
Heritiir, Miss Ernestine
Keuiiy, Chis.
OsanM, Mrs wuUssa,
bay. R. W.
Knuida Prof . A. L,
llairls, Hugh
Karr, J. .
Kurkiavtrick, Hev. J. K.
B. THOMPSON, r. M.
Hard lu u Urpnblic.
PauIs, July 13. As was expected.the in
sult offered by Uoulanger to Ploquet in the
chamber ef deputies last evening resulted
in a duel. The two gentlcmen,attended by
their seconde,metin the vicinity of Paris at
10 o'clock this morning. Swords were
used and both combatants were wounded.
The duel occurred on Count Dillon's es
t ate, a short distance from the city. Hon!
anger was wounded in the arm und neck.
His wounds are not dangerous. Ploquet's
hand was scratched by Boulanger's sword.
Puithcr than this he ws not touched. Plo
quet's colleagues in the ministry were wait
ing in his house for news of the duel and
were overjoyed to see the prime minister
return safe. He was given an ovation. A
small crowd of Boulanger's followers were
In front of his house when he reached
home.
Lakoe. Stewart & Sox have just tea
oeived the biggest shipment of iron that ever
came to Linn county. Between twenty
and thirty thousand pounds of round, square,
flat and hand iron is now stored away in
their warehouse, On account of their large
invoices of goods they are doing a good
wholesale business sll through this part ef
the valley. Business men in neighboring
places osn do as well, if not better, for their
rents are cheaper with them than at Port
land, and the freight ia less. This city is
bound to develop into a wholesale center in
time. Its location and facilities poin strong
ly that way.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria.
for Infanttt and
'CaatearU Is so well adapted to cbOdren that I
t raoomiasHsaButanlermsavDrescrictioa I
1L A. Aacaxa, H. V,, I
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HI Be Oaxettt at., arooaiyn, a. T.
Tec
THi7 ianr
mm
Sew
'1 1
HISH
Stewart & Sox,
FRANCIS PFEIFFER.
PROPRIETOR OP
Albany Soda Works
And Manufacturers of-
CHOICE COHFECTIONERY,
Wa are row prepared lo sell at whole
sale, always fresh snd pure at Portland
prices to dealers. We aleo keep a full
line of
Hats and Tropical Fruits,
OUR -
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
department is eoro-V-j, Wa keep tbe
vary finest sicck of etjok.Ax and chewing
'.obsveoo, meerschaum snd brier pipes that
dellgatt" smokers.
UNIYRRSITT OF 0EE6Q1.
EUGENE CITY.
Next suasion bewrins on Mondsy tho 17tb
of Heptemher, 1888. Free scbolsrsbip
from every county in the State, Apply to
your Count v superintendent
Fonr courses : Clsssieal. Scientific.
Liisrsrv and a short English Course in
wbieb there is no Ledin, Greek, French or
Oermsn. Tbe Kngllsh is pre-eminently
a Business Course. For cataloguers or
o'.ber information, address
J. W.JOHNSON,
President.
MRS. B. HVMAN.
next east of 8. K, Young's, Albany, Or
Cutting and Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPING OUTFITS, AND STAMH
ING DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
Wednesday and Thursdays of each
week, aod painting done tooideron
ploqoea and other materia).
Nine aasortorent of Artist. msterUis on
oand.
Red CrownMills
IS0M, Ii ANN I NO & CO., PROPR'S.
now PROcses nop sorsKiOK for nujuaa
asm BAgKKi nam.
BEST STORAGF FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash fc
Wheat
Administrtor's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the undersign
ed Administrator of the estate of Samuel T.
Harris, deceased, will pursuant to an order
of the County Court of Linn county, Oregon,
duly mads and entered of record on June 6th,
1888, at tho Court House door in Albany in
said county, on
Taeaday, the S4tta clay at .Inly, 1888,
at the hour of one o'clock in tho afternoon of
said day, sell all the right title and interest
of the said Samuel T. Harris, at the time of
his death, iu snd to the following described
real property, to-wit : Beginning at the
northwest corner of Section 12 in Tp. 10 S R
1 west of the Willamette meridian ; thence
east 61 i rods ; thence south 208 rods to the
aouth bank of Thomas Creek : theuoe west
along the south bank of Thomas Crttk, fol
lowing the meaoderings thereof blj rods to
th hue of said Section 12 ; thence north
along said section line. 208 rode to tbe plaoe
of beaiumnn. containing 80 acres in Linn
county. Oregon, to the highest bidder
Terms of sale, caah in hand on day of rale.
Dated June 14th, 1888.
J. H. Pekuy,
Hkwpit & Bryant, Aden nistrs tor.
Att'ys for Adm'r.
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the nuder-
ntsned Administrator of the estate of Geo A
Hall, decased, will in pursuance of an order
of the County Court ot lann county, Oregon,
duly made aud entered of record on tbe 5th
day of June, 1888, at the Court Houso door
ha A. . .
ia Albany in saiu county on
Tuesday, July 4th, 1 sax,
at the hoar of one o'clock in the afternoon of
said da v. sell all tho right title aud iiteiea
of the said Geo A Hall at the time af hi
death in and to the following described res
orooertv. to-wit . The north half cf the
northeast quarter and the south half of the
northeast quarter of Section 24 in Tp. 10 S It
1 W of the Willamette meridian in Linn
county, Oregon, containing 160 acres. Also
a contract with tbe Oregon & California Kail
Road Company, numbered 1642 for the sale
of tbe northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section 13 in Tp. 10 S R w of
the Willamette meridian in lann county,
Oregon, containing 40 acres. Also a con
tract with the Oregon & California Kail
Road Company, numbered 12.36 for the sale
of the east half of the southwest quarter of
Section 13ioTp. 10 S R 1 w of the Willam
ette meridian in Linn eonnty, Oregon con
taining 80 acres, to the highest bidder.
Terms of sale cash ic hsnd.
Dated June 14th, 1888.
Jeff Meyer 3,.
Administi ato
Children,
Oeetorla enres CoUe, 5on
KSf ceesaea, vwmm,
ldZ
- nu, w ttM
Worms, give sleep, aad preaaelai dt
CavrAca Couvaav, 77 Murray street, s Y.
TKE BEST-
WAGON
r
Ice List
Co.
.SON
Agents, Albany, Or.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kind &a rough, dressed
4nd seas. aniber,laths aiiA
pickets kepi constantly on
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON A WEST.
0, R. N, BLACKBURN,
Attorney at Law,
.Office, Odd FeliowXTraipto,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
All business will receive prompt at' ent Ion
ia08THn enow puktv
AMD SE1S
Are eca-Twrletw4 the brat, beios hardier,
rr. productive and yield Wtter crop.
riNK ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
I
OmsIks 'r S teat a Im, au: fraa mi is.
nai, rw 11.
. Fuomtrt ao Sccosaitii,
t. O. POWKLL W. K. B1LTEU
POWELL & BILYU,
vTTOKNEY S AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Chancery,
4 LB.4NY. UKLbUN.
Collections promptly made on all points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
jr Office In Poster's Brick. fos
vl4nl9tf.
L. H. MONTANYB.
h AT LAW
-AND
Notary Public.
Alkaaf, Oregaa
Office upatalra, Oiawford Block.
T. J. STITBS.
ATTOHNKY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Public-
Executor's Notice,
Notice is hereoy given that the undersign
ed haa been this day appointed by the Conn
ty Court of Line eouuty, Oregon, sole execu
tor of the last will and testament and the
codicil thereto of Levi Fanning, late of Linn
eonnty, Oregon, deceased. All persons hav
ing churns against tbe estate of said deceased
are hereby notified to present me ssme, prop
erly verified, to me at my plaoe of business
in Albany, Oregon, within six monms rrom
the dte of this notice.
Dated this 14th day of June, A D., 1888.
Saxcu. K. Yorsc,
Executor of the last will acd testament
and codicil of Iavi Fanning, deceased.
Wolverton A Irvine,
Att'ys for Executor.
ALBANY CULLEQUTE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1888, 1889.
Vlra Term Opens September ISth, IS.
A lull corps of instructors.-
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
QOMLnERClV AND NORMAL
CLASHES.
Courses of tudy arranged to meet the
need or all grades of students,
S fecial inducements oj'ercd id ttndcmts
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from 85.50 to S12.50.
Board in private fami'iea at low rates.
Rooms lor Aelf-boarding at small exrense.
A careful supervision exercised over stu
dents away from borne. Fall term opens
September 7tb. For circulars and full
particulars address tbe President.
KEY. ELBERT N. CSMTDIT.
Albany, Oregon
JOHN BRIMS,
-FLOBIST, -
ALBANY GREG
Roses a Specialty. J
Cemetery lots planted and attended to
Um House
jr giblinI
Proprietor.
This house is now open encTl furnished
with the best new furniture. IStcTjHtUing
clean and cemmodious, offering to the gen
eral public superior accommodations to any
in the city.
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