The state rights democrat., July 27, 1888, Image 4

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II eiiaSSSaSJaa I
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Conrad Meyer.
PROPRIETOR Or-
STAR BAKERY,
Onmer Broadalbin and First Sta.r
DKALR IN
t a owed rraita,
DrM rratu,
Tobaceo,
ipar,
otlee.
Rte
iueawre.
Vegetable,
Igara,
M !.
Tm,
Etc..
In foot everything that tn kept In a gen
mi variety and grocery alora. Highest
market price paid lor "a
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Win. F ortmillei ,
e mw eUHBSSvMMflHttPHPetf1
Do You Want Furniture ?
IP YOU DO no TO
Wooriin k Wiliatd.
Ill ill Itnat mtlko Rlld
nuf i jvu
ft neat fliiahed
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Also a fine Hue ul
PICTURE FRAMES.
and a hunderd different style of
Moulding.
Picture frames made to order.
The largest end beat atuefc of
UNDERTAKERS B00U8,
ever kept In Albany. Prloei raaaonable.
Andrews & Hacklpman,
WLDOUGLASi
$3.00
cittocrat
Qffioiil p
TKMPRKANCK COLUMN.
Kttlltd lv Mlmnv W, ft T, U.
The convention of the aooietite of Cbria
tiau KuAeavar hald in Chicago recently, had
I uir thousand delegate. Thl society w
organised Kb, L 1881. U Jim now mni
berthm of iJAOiXK). Thia number represeula
thirty four iUUi aud eighteen hundred so
oisties. At this sessi. n Pansy read i
liu hit fill story one of if r own. of coursr -
and Mi Willnrd delivered an address It
It stated that every refnrene to temperance
waa arreted a nth aniilauau. This ia noour
aging. Winn the young, who oomposetheee
societies, take up the causa ol temperance in
earnest, there ail! ho a grand forward
march.
The Beay Tonaiie.
thl I lu their recent oongreea, the brewers, In
?7eWil
XHflF Si9 W
ii,...,.u...i u I'ouiii'siiiKinv i . The
i ini.w ""
Waterloo correspondent of the Lebanon
Esfw talks na follow I "It was report
edhcre Sunday Hint it wa generally Ih-
llcved In Albany that there .were no con
venience to be found at Waterloo. I he
a ...... nu nil lll'll till
reader oi in.' .v. . . I .w- . .t..i. ......... ...L .., i,
I a mistake, and for thehcneM of the rend- ..'aiT" j vi.l.l
Ing public wc wl I nay that It I well to un- egitin.ate revenue and true temperance at the
acribe tin" ! paper uitii num. muv. "Krv,"wvl
column a well a. It odvertWng column. - mit. otlhlifl
ThUlhc ' ' honorable enougli to do. . wl liml U(,hM deolae to nVM.
Wutcrlooo ha the following nccommotin- tiKte the alleged "cold tea liquor taint In
Hon hotel, a feed atttb.e, and a firt- the houae rraUurant. PkohiUtinn aureiy
i. u.tn tn, eagkl to prohihit in the oepitul.
. lass i-ountrv toro, where one will tmd Jl,.
rocericN imvllon and all kind of can-1 pt, tji,ju ,rcw,r Mri. preparing to conteet
" L1.. la a. a I 1 l 1 L
iumI u.i'id- and inf.u t nearly cveryining in Uie u.rime co.ir ino new taw raiting too
and tourtata " .now, i
The Reading railroad urdtra eniployee to
a! i tun from istoxieating drinka, whether oo
duty or not, beoauao railroad ling "eeeda
level headed men." Will not the eaine rule
apply to any other business aa well.
SOLE
LEBANON.
AGENTS,
- OREGON
Sheriffs Sale.
ofOrtgon, for
FUNERAL D1RE(T0R.
Prompt itt3iiion-?ir3t-3la8S Hearse
JJT After b min m h tare call at reildenoe
corner Fifth an 1 Biker n treat.
THE YAQUIMA UOUTE.
Oraion Pacific Railroad
Oriiin Ojvelop nmt Cjneptoy'e Steam
shin Line.
aiee? aiiirft Olid arc HvTOTICK la hereby givin that by vlrtuo
'225 MILES SnjiflCfB. of an Execution and oaler of aa e
t t eeAun ires TIIIC Uauedeuioi 'iheabve iiamed turt in
ZU niMUI9 W eea-
In the Cirtuit Court of tht Stat
Linn county.
R, S. Wallace, Plaintiff.
aaaa
e -a
Johu Uelgbale and Oeorg Williams end
William Knglend, iHJieniiantH
needed bv campera
lnlbe,lrt place Albany people know ex-
net I v what uccominooiiuon mere
Water no. The mh kat ha kept them
poAted for a great many icar. It alway
na In a genernl wav allowed correepon
dent to jlvc the buaiiifa of their reaper
live placeV, and I glad to have them do ao;
i... i n .!. .u.t allow them to run free ad
In their Items and neither will me r.xfrrt
man when he lu Had the experience we
liave. No live paper allow It. It la nil
right to av Mr .mith -1 mining a atore nt
Waterlooii. but it i not to aay that "Mr.
Smith, the popular grt ccr. Iia a nr ciaae
Htoek ol canned good, produce, etc. Call
on him when In the burg. etc. That 1
ponging something for nothing tor other
and i what the correapondent of the Aa
6tes$ ha been trying to do with the Dunn-
ear a. a . . 1 1 . mu.
tn at lor vean., ii wcwrc nui
taken In the Identity of the gentleman.
(?atuineittiufl uioa the undelle rjfvvt uikiii
liquor oonaumptioo, in Philadelphia? by the
reduction to the number of wlmma under the
now rcslii.tive license law, Honfimt' in
and Liutior CirruUtf asks; "The detnr.d
Iwiuk there. vlll tho anuaeu removal et tnree
fourtha of the btr-moms make an equivalent
rcductioo in the oonaomttea? Clearly the
rhe evil that can he wrought by a care-
. ..!....! .1.'..
le gossiping tongue is mun.....
t here is no truer charity of dealing of per
son evlth person than to guard well one'
tongue when speaklug of the characters
and affair of other. What i more repul
sive to our feeling than to have unkind
observation made on our Uvea by those
who through curiosity Intrude themselves
iron the nrlvacv of our home. A most re-
a aw pep f - - f
apectable family of my acquaintance wa
thrown Into the deepest embarrassment by
the busy tongue of a golp. There had
been family trouble, of a seriou private
nature which concerned the family aionc
and any outside Interference waa neither
ndd nor wanted. 1 he tact became
known to this aocial scavnger who mercl
'eeeiyeprcadthe news here and there until
it reached the car of a newpaper reporter
who eager for news of a sensational nature
colored the atory to ault hi fancy and
uave It for publication. I magluc the horror
of this family to ace their sorrow under the
flaring heading In the weekly paper, as
painful as the facta were they had been
crucllv exaggerated as It passed from
mouth to mouth. inc uourras ana mar
tyrdom suffered from that family from thl
unjust scandal wa the uircci rcuu ws
too free uae of an unguarded tongue. I be
tongue of auch persons are Indeed griev
ousoffenders. By them good reputation
are ruined and the peace and happiness o!
home are sacrificed. 1 am told of person
who have a most Insatiable desire for pry
ing into othcrpeoplc lives, then unkindly
relating their observations from house to
house, confidentially, of course, at each
i.larr Thev make it convrniem iw nw
errandaat the neighbors ail
dav that thev might learn
. . a a If. . a t i -
proportion ta an eimuruiiy. ine uemanu nlltUlviru .ui hour of the
et.l there, practically ,uus.terd in character V'" Xht learn more of the
and velum.-, ami it will .imply begm t an y j ' -,amllv if we lcarn 0f
just ttf to the change oonditlon. o the h 7 " hers, how much
auppiy. mm I"'" i i...i..ui- ,
than by any other route.
Pirt-ola through paiugr and
r.ight Una from Portland and all polota
In the WilUinatte Valley to and from San
Praoolaoo, Cat.
the above ouiilled ault I will on
aatartUr Ike tlfc day of AagMi, aa.
aa ik. fliaial Hnuaa door ill the city of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of
uk n m.. smII at t ublle auction
inn v.v.. r, -. I ....
fcr cash In hand to tne uiguH omur u.
WUlanatts Wwr Lina of lltmm. r,t:"t""TZ
The "Win. M. Uoag," The "4N. 8, Beat JJJj half of the aouth ea-tquarter and the
lay," Tne "Three SUtere" are in aerviee najfofiM0 aouthweat quarter of Sec.
JTJACOBS OH,
FOR SPRAINS- BRUISES.
Pv Mr. DAVID SCOTT,
J Champion, Aoi trail an
T Cricket Team, Melbourne,
sex Australia, whose autograph
more chariublc and christian like to keep
It silent than to spread It abroad simpiy m
..r.iiifv ri !. inliiL' propensity. If wc can-
. , r ...
... - . i ... u.... . i ... i itn.i u . unmi tit Atners. i urn iei "
wiiieipiaiB wny ww aaiaae nnwuaj . 7. . n rt ,uui
. i.. .....f.., tmLA fi...i" t nrhibiL(.rv from speaking of them at all. o goon
.j r i r...iu.. n( ..ihir. renuta
ever tnic mm' ' v
tlonsor faults. a
will eonoentrate itaelf at the high lioepse
cafs. The rich bsr keeper will be made
enormously richer and the po-ir one poorer.'
This
crea
; legislation
for batn oasaaozer and freight tratllo be
tween Corvelila and Portland and
oaeduue poiuu, leaving Company! wbari,
Corvalba. aud Metsra. Uutman & Co a
wharf. Noa 100 and Atf Front St., Poit
uand, three tlmta a wk aa followa :
NOBTH BOt'gD.
leCorraltka. Hon . WaU. end Friday, lo iw A, M.
ArHra rwtbved, lua.. The, sad Matarday. MOP t.
SOLTU BUUJiO.
Lat PrUaad. Uaa., Wed. sad may. 8 00 A. y.
I.Coiu,Tu., Thu-aad aUUudaj, t P.M.
Boaia make oloaa oonneetion at Albany
with train of tha Oregon Paetflo Railroad.
ilMCiiJtl-oULE (oapt Hundaya.)
Uri. Aibaar. 1.-00 r. a, , tmn Yamuna, ;44 a,e.
Lmwl CoulU. t:l.Bi! Uave Urvlua,!0J4 a.a.
Amw Vaipiiua, i r. a jArnve Albany, 11:10 a. a,
in Townahln nlue. S. R to, eaat
of the Willamette meridian In Unn eoun
y, Oregon. The proceeda arlatng from
,h mSl nt Mid uremlao to be applied:
Find to the payment or the original coal a
taxed at lltS.tfc aud the acerum wt.
and an Attorney'a tVe Uxed at Wa.T
n...i..I i.tli. na UPMit ti th Plaintill. R
S Wallace, the sum of f I4S5 with aeeiuing
intf ret thereon t the rate of 10 per ceoi
aa annum Irom the 2Hh day of June, A
K. ie. And the urp!ue of auch sale
remaining afier the said payments be ap
niiMl In mrment oftht sum ol S4l.3i
.iA ....! IfnndanU. Qeorae Williams
and William KnpUnd, with accruing tn
teieat thereon at the rata of ten per cent
Kt annum from the 20tb day or June, A.
1888.
Dated July 3rd. Ib8.
eoue ' ' i.t. .
8. SMtTtf, Sheriff.
Leput.
t.
CK
ia here ahown and who hat
experienced aa many hard
knocks in the rough game
of cricket aa any man In
the field, writee over kia
signature aa follows:
"St. laeoba Oil cured me
of a terrible bruise."
The nhrase Shsipel temperance" has wide
application from the point of view of a white
. . . . i .i
riuoon woman. u imiwiw ww hhulhu.
of a man e individual heart; of a man home,
baaed on the anion of two heart, aeppnaad to
beat ae one; of society, made ap of all the
homes; and of the at ate. made Bp of aU the
eocietiea. In each and allof these, it include
the regoaacy of Christ aad la none more
thau the guveramewt which ' w - upon
II ta tbouider.'' JVaaeet U. WUUml.
1 5 crc
Cohen,
per D.
cuauca
WOUNDS, CUTS, SCALDS,
AMJJ BURNS,
Sold ty IHmgffUUnnd Dealer ,
The Charles A. Vooeler Company,
UALTIMOUE, MO.
O JtC- traita oiaaex at Albany and
v,rve.lly. fbe aoove trains oannecl at
Ifaquint w
Company
Vaquiua an 1 Siti I' ran laO .
stll,!M, ltTE
;iiu.
WUUasaUe Valley,
WUIaesetti Valle,
M Ulsssstt i Valley,
WUIaasetti Valley.
The aoore tralna oonneci ai -wan
Ofegjn Ueiopmeol q ) ? MOUntUlilS.
a Uqi .( Heaui4bipe between " , Z , tn .w.
reuular tripe with apilag back from l-u
banon to al 1 poiote on the W, V. A C, M
R between lbanonand Ffab Lake. Al
partlea desiring to avail themclva .f this
means of reaching the mouutalna will call
on, or addreeath underalgne.1 at t.ban
on, Cbargea r-aoaable.
La K. I'Ruaua,
raoa ait
nut va4 ua
Jans :
Jj.y 4.4
July lib
July Hh.
June ..
July U a.
Juy tih.
HAT
A Waterapoat.
St. At '.i stisb, July 8.-A waterspout
came In from the ocean and passed over
the city, upsittlng boats on the river, wreck
ing several building near the sea-wall and
tearing up atreets. A small steamer moor
ed at the aea-wall waa raised thirty feet in
the air and tocd upon land. .Several row-
boat suffered the same fate. Fortunately
no live were lost. Several dray loads of
hah were secured on the trcr la after the
waicr;ui iwu I " "' ajp
Cklnaaea.
. - .... .
WvMUNi.ros, July is. The united
Utcconul at Victoria, B. C-. reports to
the elate depattment that there ha been a
renewed influx, of Chinese into if rittan Col
umbia, arrivals from May to July 8 num
bering isci person. Moat of the immi
grants are provided with return certificates
UK Ah RhTaTi.HAI.Kh
A recorded In the County Recorder'
office of Linn county, Oregon
FredGrtf to II Mcllwaln, lot 4.
block 3, E A, Albany f
J M Ralston to Ida Meyers, 1 lot,
Lebanon
Owen Bear to Kllnor Carter
I W Shepard to Charlettc S
UA J. MOCB 3S, viuanj
Oregon to David Biewer, 105 acres
tp 13. 4 W
Garrett V Stand th and Verlinda
StandUh. t acre. tp 14, Jw
O & C R R Co to W W Martin. 40
acre tp 9, 3 w .
F E Robinson by I) S Smllh.Sherlff
ta J M Moyer, Iota 3 and 4. block
34, Albany ..
llonaii Mlni'ne claim of A B Wood
In, A A Rhoadea. Rob't Brown,
II II Ami, BM Huston, W E
Read, locators. m
U S to R N and M (; Yorbo rough,
6J4 aoe. tp 14, 4 w patent
U S to Martin Coatello, 7 J acres. . patent
IT S m fa I. Berrv. 80 acre, tp 0.1 fc
Alfred Woceler to Sard Ridge
Grange, 1 acre, 9 rods.tp 1 3 3 w t
M. A. Ta. HATt KUAY MUllT.
The M. A. T. has been Informed that the
by the United Statee custom office, and" aic Willamette Packing Company ha not re
w . - sa. . a a m . a I w
AILS
on their way to San Francisco. Many of
thcae cenitfcalca, he save, are fraudulent,
and the holders have made aeveralattemp
to cro the line near V ancouver.
to
The Cimpauy ..ryen .be ngbt
change saiuug -Jttea wubout uoiica.
H.B. faaaeagera fraaa pjr.Uuu aud
vVUUaau Va le pd iji ctn makn .doae
cjuueoii.-u wita iOd train ul'tbe Yauiua
rouse at Aioiii sf Ujrv:iu, aud ll de
uuil u. itu c uuid arrauge U
arrive at. X . j Mats uie evt)iug Oel re Uate
of ending.
aaaeater h ( IT.eUht Kate, atway tne
Lwweei.
f jr .i(.r.u u... 1 a.vl u. C J ttteari, Freljchl aiJ
f.c-i.. Aje-ii, Aina-ty, t l- C ll rtieell, Je, O. r.
ax P. Aa OrjiMi Uevei.i ui .1 ,., 3 ; g-wiiHiiry
at., aail rrua; ., Cat. C. tk II - .
K. ami P. agsea.
... Rsafla H K C. Oorvslue, Or.
0criLAaJ fJ JaliF JaMlA
-vV'IA-.
tulim Pacifij Joaipiny's Line,
raiK nr. enitsf t aiati're.
laanaaeeaa Ai!vit a- aVtaaUa. a aour
uiaraan uracas 1. i raar.
oaa
4 w r. a. I Leave
a: ij r a I Leave
i n a m I Antve
Tf
Alotny
iau K auciac.
noSth
Arrive . 10:4 1 a a
L-save a a
Leave j m'JM w M
,K;l.eeiTaM DWW ,except Sunday)
I Leave
a:U0 A M
ii:lir I Leave
f.torm I Arrive
Purtlaiid
Albany
ICuirene
Arrive I :6 r M
fawva 1 11:36 a a
leave IKKiiii
lf.M.
taaiss BAH.Y, eicxt acuDAV.
i
Jmr u, J Arrive
13:5) re I i. .
I-JA ' m I Arrive
AU y
1. 1 1 i.i
Albany
LUa.i 1
lis;.
I. . I .,.11 A M
Arrive 1 2:Sra
lyaav 2:0J r M
PdLLMiT B'JFtif SUPRS.
Toarisu 3Uapiag Oars
V tf lee eat m ..ii h, i mI eeni.l-Cltt.a rassea
sera, aitaehelti KxreaaTraiaa.
We.l 14e lySvlelea.
BKTreE rosrLtxo ami cintesi.ua.
o
The BUYERf til I)E ia
Issue 1 Mu oh and Sept..
each roar. It Is an ency
clopedia ot Uioful lulor.
mat ton for all who pur.
chaao tbe lu'.ur ea cr tho
necoazP-ies ol lite. Wo
ean olothr 70U and furn)sh you rrtth
all the necsaary and unnecesaary
appliance to ride, walk, dacco, clear,
eai flah, buat, work, bo ta ehuiotv.
or eta7 at hme, and li vopiaae ctoa.
sAylea and qnantitles. Jfi:t tl4n.r0 out
what is reQuirod to do all iti.-je thlagi
COff F0RT1BLT. and you ocn raakoafiau
estimate of the vuluo or thJ BUYEIia
OU1DE. which will be ccut upon
receipt of 10 cente to pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenne. Chicago. UL
YOU?
Do yrm fi-d null, languid. lUBJ mtiJttf pargjn , xift, . 3 j gar.
laa,and lodeik-ribehly ralaerable.Wh i-hyet- N, . j , . 1,
SSie and tiiMitnllv: .'Jiperlcnce a eenaa of worm. .Mauo a. ii.nuucw.
celved a single order from Albany mcr
clianta tor their canned goods, their ahip
menta being entirely to oilier place. Thl
la supporting home institution w ith a ven-
. I. -a
Ktr.l oa Uerord gSnee ttoml one ... u.i.mt. H4 B, .I." 1
Bt rr ai.o. July t8. The bay mare Belle by the fact that the company -
Hamlin trotted a trial tialf mile heat yea-
terdav aflcrnoon, at the Buffalo driving
Thi beau the
DR. Cr WATSON MAST0N
Physician and Surgeon.
Office room 3 and 4. t'oater'a bloek.
ALBANY - - OftfUJN.
fuliniee or bloating efu-r caUntj. or of "ae
neae," or rnipiiiui of stomach In the tnoni-
! i..i,ui... . .mi. .1 tut t.-c 01 lasit taste In
mouth. im-iruUr app-tii-. dlnlntta, rrrii-iit
u. n.u.W t,lorrclcy-igbt."tlrtlng acka"
-before the eyee. nervous proatratln or et-
bauetlon. irrltntanty or icinjw-r. imn. ,
KraaMg with ehtllv senaaUooa. ehari.
t.itlog. tranektit peine hem ami tliere. eoM
fMt irowio.-a afu-r mi-al. wahefulneea. or
t .Haturl- t hii.I unrefrrahlUK aiit-p. limaant.
iiKiiacrtbable feeUng of dread, or ot unpaau-
Inar oalamity t
It you bave all. or any considerable number
of tli-.i eyiui'loiue, you lire euurnnv iruin
that most common or Atn-nan maaswiisi
liuioua uyepepata, or Torpid Uver, aeaonatan
with Dysiiepsia. or indigestion. Jue nme
oinplic-st.il your dkaae has heeme. the
greater the number and diversity of eymp
MMk No matu-r whnt alaa-o It haa reaeh.it.
Dr. IMerceSt Uuldrn Vl.-dleail IJlacovery
.uMiui If ir taken eeeordlmr to tlr--
tions for a raonablo U ngih of time. If not
curt-d, -iinplifutiona moliil and Consump
tion f th- l.unire. Hkln lir-Rii. Ihert Dha-na.-.
Itht-uinatistn. Kldm-v Dww. or oim-r grave
n-.alietKw aro quite llalde to m-t in and, sooner
or later. Indue. n fatal termination.
- iM. , . . ' Uoldnii yiedtcnl Die
rovery acta powerfully upon tho Liver, and
through l hut grout blood-purifying organ,
f-u-ntiwit tin-hi no-Mi of all hloo'l-taint and itn-
puritM. from whatever cause arising, it is
.M1..111V nmittcioua in aetlng uooe tho kid-
Frank K Hod
Portland, waa
their own here where they ma.c iuec
goods a specialty ; but wc do not see that
that should make any difference. In fact
It would seem a If other merchants voold
keep the good in order to keep the euetom
of those who wish to consume tbee good
Thc Man About Town haa observed that
the h-d and mortar men on the bricks
going up in this city took completely tired
out at night, such wc rejoice to any i the
rush being made. For their benefit the
following cute little trick tried In an Oregon
city Is given : The tired boo carrier pur
chased five cent worth of hickory nuts
and putting a few among the mortar in the
K.wt he . , untied it on fltc board. The brick
HimtMrnn Ralaalorat. I , ' ...i.Li...mn..ii. mnr.
Wmeki.ivo, July 19-A terrific rain- layer. tng n. a-
siorm prevailed here this evcnlng.noodlng e walaylng jt to the
ce.rPgnddtribting debris from the XT.VX
hillside on many thoroughfarcs.rendering Jon oi tUl vera! limea, took up much
tiicm impaaaah'e. While a number ot peo-1 . )mt whcn the hodman came up
TiiURROAY.
Mr. (Iraham (Haas. Jr.. reoiotly of Dallar,
has purohaeed the MoMionville Roport'r.
Dr. t. W. Mston and family left thl
noon for Y equina bay, to lie gone about a
week.
Thar.1 am forte liiliVulfll. tlf a llUll onUf f
make, in Unn oouoty. thirty -live .f the 1
beiiigiit Albmy.
"Well, Tommy, ia yur mother tof'
'Yea'm; but I wish ahe waa oat, tnough."
Why?" "'C'aoae ahe'a going to Imh nif."
Salem intends to do itarlf proud in the
matter of the antet taioment wf the (iregou
editors at the meeting of the 8ate Presa
Aasooiatlon on Aognst 10
Mist Ixird has rented Mr. H. F. M
tleiu'e house, rect-iitlv tmrohasml of Mr,
tiraff, earner of Second and Baker Sticett,
and 11- r If.-' ta urn h-uig moved into tho
same this afternoon.
Mrs. flenton. of Kllenehurgh, .V. T,
mother, and Mr. W. M, Wellr, sunt, ot
City Recorder Henton, are in tha city and
have been for several days. They will spend
several wecka here the guests of Mr. flenton.
An AlLanv uentlemaa who recently re
tired from h unifies ha succeeded In winding
up all hi alfiira suoeesslully, Wltn tne excep
tion of his Waterbury watch. He is at work
on that now, taking only twenty miuntes for
meals.
H. M. Stone haa a force of men si work
repair! ng the various wharfs along the rivet
front. He ha a contract from each of the
irt-nttriotora to make some substantial im-
ornvfetni'lita In front of tlu-ir proowrty. The
r. - " .1 .
prospect ot ili:reae r,iepiFvvoi iw"h
the Willamette mut he flattering -Corval-
is Timtn.
Tho imnretsion Is out that the eaae of
" mr .
mall pox mentioned in these column was
1,1', .n .t iiiiii-ra DLtvion. biici i" mn i
...... 111 ,1 ur BMr m uimam aiiuwu
I)og lainHng on the Willaoiette Hver, Tl
mile from Alh.ny, H teiles from Mdler's and
4 mile from J r tTereea, It ia ant 011 tbe line
of any railroad, Jefferson being tho nean st
point. Kvery precaution ia netng nun ny
the eiv nuiitoriiieft 10 nreeens ive whik
brought to tn- city. The Dkmik bat will aim
" a . a at A . t iL- t a. aa
to keen its reader imiortnea aa o mo iu.
of tbe diaease. The people have a right to
know all the facta in the matter and we will
give them aa nearly aa we can get them.
raiDAY.
Miaa Dotlie Hmtth. anatiya of Albany, died
in Portland steiday.
Mr. W, A. Well has a wareboaae at
Browaaville with a capacity of 175,000 bash
els.
The Cabforaie teachers have accepted an
invitation fiom Sunt Mcftiroy 10 visir. Ore
gon in July, 1889. Come right along .
In the base hall tooraament at Baker City
ysat erday, Baker City beat Bokw City 7 to 2,
and 1'endleton heat North Powder 1 1 to 4.
F rankle Blancbard, a five year old boy
was drowned at Independence yesterday
Ha waa playing on tome log when he fet
into tbe river.
Mf (ieorge Mason. Mr D P Maaon'a broth-
e who r- e. utlv arrivel in Albany from the
BaaS has accepted a position aa clerk in tbe
store of Mouletth Seiteabscb.
Clean Lajwis. of Polk eounty. claims to be
he the chtmnion amateur bicyclist of Oregon
We have a few in Albany we bHievs would
make him tir-rd in a mile race, and only
boy a at that.
An inionction tuit haa Ueo lrgon in l am-
hilloonuty to reatraia the sheriff from ool
leetiog a tas for the porpoae of finishing the
the eon ft kaaaa. It is eery hard for Lsfay
ettaj to give the county seat ap.
Frank Cbeteiwa. one of the Chicago an
arvbtate, kas ma..e a eanfeeaiae, covering
thirty pacts, gtviMgtn detail ail the particu
Ure ot the' teoeut attempt on tbe lives of
prominent Chicago men,
Mr. Sam (mn- of i hie city, haa atarted a
econd hand atore 1.. Eugene City, and will
aleo do a general auution aud eommieaiou
buatoeea in oooneetion wish it, and we nodct
stand will make that city hi home.
1 When an unmarried yvung man huja
: uronertv nenide ijegin to tusptct something,
it. . - . j . -,
Vittrrd Mr. WsyoKWi.tat inaoraoee man,
purchased the houae and let of Mr. Arpa
Cohen, corner of Can pool a and Third Street,
and we anarect he was just tpecnlatiej.'.
thneh the olaaa ia verv eoavruui,t to bis
brother -in -laws home.
for Infanta and Children.
1 1 1 inartsagaliniihnitiiitiftisl 1 fisssfttwfat enrea Oats.
r romtuend itaa tpertor to any protwlpuon I JTmulcV.
tatewn to ma." a A Aacaaa. M D I KtZZ' W'
Hi so, Oalord Bt., iiroosurn, K. Y. Wiraeat ifrhaflwea iiirinatinTt
T Cerratfa Coupaht, 77 Murray Street, H. Y
fjBpjSjI-JM
-T
t:
SPBIH
t
ass
JfXJO
150
50
980
1500
3oo
MS
a f
- t H LSS9 t 11 a
ARM WI1IjI
. . "r.co f.is1a wH
Stewart & Sox,Agentsf Albany, Or.
W vi. 1 W i i,,July iS.
kin. an insurance man of
robbed of $40 at the Simon house Tuesday
night. There waa another attempt at
burglary carlv this morning, but the bail'
lar waa pushed out of a second-story win
dow by the man whose room he tried to
rob. The burglar are suppoeed to be
aome of the numerous tramps Infesting
thl section.
FRANCIS PFEIFFER
-PBOPRIET0R0F-3
Albany Soda Works
And Manofkrturere of-
CHOICE COHFEGTKIHSRY,
Vffm are sow OtWOaiad to "d! at wh .
aate, alwaya freah and pure at Portland
nriOVM 10 deaiera, we mm mmmy m tip.
line of . .
lutii and Tropical rims,
OUK
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
at est a - - a il
departmant ta eon7 r-; wo aoep or
vqTj nnear. mtjam, m aiu-a
ic. rneerachaum and hria pip thai
deligt to acaokera.
ALBANY SAW AND PL aj
INC MILLS.
All kiniz i. . rough, dreai
sd seas. . itiiubdrflath m
pickets kepi wjf stantly
hand Bills sawed to ordei
shortest notice Use only
Caiapooia timber- Price
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON 4 WEhi
Palace Meat Market.
J. Y. PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY. OR.
Will keep conatantly on hand beat,
mutton, pork, veal, nauaage, etc.. tbe beal
meats and largest variety in the city
Ceah paid for all kind, of faJtock.
pie were Manding on the bridge of the Bal
timore .v Ohio railroad, .panning the
Wheeling river, tit gave way and predpl
tated twenty to thirty person Into the river.
Bight were rescued, but It 1 feared that
e a a arta I il'
ten to twentv pertsnea. w vaiowcu
In the lower end of the city, four
an appetUitiK. rtetoraiive lome. 11 f rom o 1 dwelling were swept awav anUcievtci per-1
etveallnn ami nuir llu. loi-n-ny imiiiuiiik uu . . - .
maiur
neys. ami other exerctory organa. elennalng. I e o
I atrengthi ning. and taallng their iliseaaea. As I Run,
e
tiot
mi diatricta.
irrtUK-d gret
a Ail t a 1 s oaiLT (ex apt Sands y.)
0am
t.ti r a
be.vc
Ai-rie
' " i 1 I
Arrive 1 ate r a
Leave 1:30 M
f.xr ie ritari DAIt,T (etc jp'. SUTidiy.
i:'M t a I Leave
tixi r a I Arri-e
Portland ,
MiMintivllle
A' nve
ly-ave
V.00 a m
6.4fi A M
At Alb tne to I OorvallU cji.-naA vlth trains ol
Oref -n Pacific Kail road W
K.r'iiii iuloreiAi ei rsiarJia Jratae, unp., etc..
on leooipany's Agent.
a. KOKHLKK. . P. kOOEK8,
Maiatfer V et to. K. ! I P. Ar
"for sale.
1 1 very low raUm
Lunbar, Shingle-. Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Pence Trimmings,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
fall for price a', yard on fc6th St,. , a
aat of (). A C switch.
W. W, CHOWDER.
PATENTS
btaJne.1, eaa all other buaifiees hi the U. a Paten
ft)c Li...w!!a:l tn for fuoderale tec.
Our office Uopfajit .he L'.H. Patent Office, and
eectn obuin Patents less time thsn thoeo remote
roni WuahingUMl.
hend modle ordrsalna. We si- to istciit
ability free of charge -.and wemake e charjfe unhea
we obtain patent.
We rfr hre. tat the P'Mtn:at:r. the buiil. of
Money Order Div. and to olficiali eftheU. S. Patent
Office For circular, advtce, toiase, an"! efereueat
o actual clieute la your own State or county, addrsst
Co .4. smn oXCOaa
Opoetae Patent Office. Wathhirten, D .
both lli-aii and strength. In
ll.ia Mrrmih-rfol li n-illt'ino
1 lehrltv in curtnir Fever nnd Ague. Chills
Fever. Diimli Aue. nnd kimiri-u oiwn-.
Or. Plerce'a taolden Hied lent Die
coverjr CURES ALL HUMORS.
from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula. Palt-rtwrum. " Ferer-aoree,"
ri-Hly or llouirh Skin, hi short, all diseases
caua.'d by tmd hlood aro conquered by thia
powerful, purifying, and Invigorating medi
cine. Omit Fitting Ulcer mpldly heal under
lu Umian influence. Baprciutly haa it mani
fested IU potency In coring Tetter. Fzcnis,
t-vt-uinoina ik1iia.C11rbuncI1-s.Soro Kves. Scrof
ulous Sore and Swelling, llln-jolnt lilseaee,
"While Swelling,"' Cloitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten. cents in
eiiimpa for a large Treatise, with colored
piates, nn Skin Dlw.-ases. or the same amount
for a Treatise on Scrofulous Affcctiona.
'FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
Thoroughly elf-nose It by using Dr. fierce
eon drowned.
LJiIVgR8ITY OF 0RE805.
EUGENE CITY.
Sext aeasion begins 00 Monday tbe 17th
of Npfeiuber, 18SS. Free scholarship
f om eveiy eoj' ly in the .State, Apply to
jour t'oui.t v u,' rintendnnt
Four 0 'Urtee. : Llaaaical. Soiontific.
Idtarsrv 14 rwn fSnglish Course in
which there ie M Lstln, Greek, ene,h or
German. The Kogiu' is pro-emliif 1 t!y
a Bualneaa C mra For catalogues or
other informa iou. addreaa
J. W. JOHNSON,
President.
Homeopathic Physician,
US. U, K. VcTOY, M. v., BoaawaxHea
ShlliatSII. office and residence corner of First
and baker tHreeU, Albany, f Iregvti, Chronic ilineaaet
atneeSaltv. r:ontultotlon tree, t ffloe hours : 10 a in.
U 12 s in tnd 2 to 6 p. m.
Mini Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
P"ull line of Chinese goods of all kinds on
hand. Ainu full line of
JAPANESE GOODS.
i:: t P113 ooMiBioa
(.olden Medical Dfacovery, and good
digestion, a fnlr skin, buoyant spirits. vJtal
strength and bodily health will bo established.
CONSUMPTION,
which isNcrofHla of the Luiiga, Is arrested
and gnred by tits remedy, if taken in tho
earlier stages of tho disease. From its mar-
jtjoun power ovci this tcmniy luiai aigcunc,
ahen fli-st offering this now world-tdmcd rem
ely to the public. Dr. Pierce thought seriously
Of Calling It his "CONSUMITIOK Cuius," hut
abandoned that name aa too restrictive for
a medicine which, from ita wonderful com
bination of tonic, or strenathenlng, alterative,
or blood-eleunsing, anti-bilious, pectoral, and
nutrttivo properties. Is uncqualed, not only
hx n n-ineny tor consumption, out xor uu
Chronic nlaeaaea of the
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
For Weak Lunas, Spitting of Blood, Short
ness of Ilreath, Chronio Nasal Catarrh, Bron
chitis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections. It is an efficient remedy.
Bold bv Druggists, at $1.00, or Six Bottles
for $5.00.
3r" Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Addreaa,
World's Dispensary Medical Association.
C03 Main St., BUFFALO N. T.
The Blryele Haine.
The following letter explains Itself :
BoatoK, Maaa, July 12th, 18SS.
I. P. Hail. Albany. Oregon.
. . . . .
JJdir .Mr : we careiuii v note your invur
. . . ' .L. U rt
ot the 3rd ana assure you mat mr r
Merrill, of Portland, lias no right wnatcver
to give any party in your town a discount
on our bicycle, nor t anyone mere en
titled to receive Coluutoia at anviiiing
better than list nrice. except yourself. Wc
shall take steps to correct the abuse that
haa evidently been made of our agency ar
raniftmentt at Portland, and snail aim to
protect you a long as you represent us to
as good satisfaction as you have thus tar.
We trut that we may "have a gootl business
from you this year.
Yours Trulyv
Pope fsj'ro Co.
a -a. a. I l..a
ALBANY GOLLEBUTE IHSflfUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1888, 1889. f
rtra Term ataeas Ke plena h- r tstb, laaa.
A full eorpe of Instructor.
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AMD NORMAL
CLASSES. 1
reiimas of "tudv arranged to meet lh-
... need of all credaa of dud. n! .
A KM of men who voted against W 11 Har- Zmit dents
riaon ta la order.
P- U. .I..r baa lon eheaen iTtnainal t,f ! from aifKtd.
..-....1.1..T .,v,.o. nf ('..rvalli j Tuitioo raocsa from $5 60 to fl?,50
. ' Board In private fAinl'iea at c.w rate
Casftes Monteim leita oay or two ego on . - . - it ala. amal I w enaat.
a buMness mm to afpsaaae sassa ! Acaiafni an per vision exercised over atn-
First National Bank
OF ALBIW i OBEGOS.
l. n
a. e. y
UtO. K. OUAMetRJ
km rra0c ..t
TRANSA'TTi A CEKERAL lnkinS1
ACCOUNTS KEPT sabject to check.
HHiHT g.trH AN'Qg and IttllTSlihlc traatth
i, Sew York Sai, fVanciaco. OWcatro sad fV
OrttTea.
COLLBCTIOXS MADE on favorable terass.
tavtcToaa.
HATfCOAV
liAll.V.
E BL4IS,
Geo K C 11 is sraii t
L. Puss,
WaUTta E TrasaxL,
laborers furnished
any purpose.
f
for this section.
on short notice fo
0. 0 OHBBBT.
C.B.PVBKES
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
J. E. WEATHERF0RD,
(N0TABY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY, aBECON.
I171LL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF THE
YY State. Special attention given to collections and
robate matter. 4
tJTOfflcel Fellow'e Temple.
JOS. WEB BE fa'S
BirbiT Shot)
aj a now hieatel. until he gets into tiu
uew Pofthay A Masou building, jus', n rlh
of No. 2's Kngrt.a house, "vhere old and
Him House.
.1. GIBLIN,
Proprietor.
Tnia house is now 00.11 an 1 furnished
with the best new furniture. Eyo'ything
clean and ccmmodlous, iaffr rg to t e gen
eral public superior aceonmc cations to any
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
iacMsts, Millwrights, and Iror
Founders.
a a r E are now completely prepared to
TV
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Encrines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Brass Castings.
P ITTKKM8 MADE ON SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing al
Rinds of machinery.
..in, ik. ...I hsxi verv little of the former
one had been used. The hodman put In a
few more whenever he waa falling wmna.
..i m ni.bt tnld hi bo that If he would
" - . ... 1 i t
add a nuaiicr a day to 111 wage, uc ..vuiu
- . . m 1
keep any two brlca layer going.
In. Of U.11. .
Please write soon and send a paper.
Alma, Harlan, Co Neb.
Dear SirK we are going to move to
Oregon in the near future or thia tall 1
take the liberty to address you requesting
you to favor me with a sample copy of your
- T . aa 14 .-.IaWt hah atuill
oaoer hv return man, 11 hiuic, jv
confer a favor on me. Should want to
n a bruise or rooms and a barn mix coin-
lng winter, a short distance from your cuv,
. .nil, with a small ideceof land to it,
J WS t OMte, vw - .
. L 4 Maaaa lie
uiltli 11 nnkture or two noracb uuu
t aw Liuiu hv return mail. Also rent
per month. Respectfully,
AIIUlAt.1. JflMIIWl -r.r.
Box ii2, Alma, Neb.
The above is one of many letters that
.......... ihA nwufWRAT office. N c are
WWIIIV fc" " '
unable to answer the gentleman's ques-
Mi-ante afafk xVt tr ive his name, and our real
twi KB" " ; -
estate men, farmers and citizens generally
are at liberty to storm him with proposi
tbtna He is evidently a German, and, by
n w mww " as
the way, some of our luoat- Usrltiy tar-ier
are of this class, in fact as a rule they rattier
take the lead in knowing how to make
both end meet.
You may roadfthat both
The latter, though,
only consists of the ice cream, for the euter
tainmeut part of it was diiaotly the contrary.
It was held last Friday at the residence (
Hon S M Penninetou. and was atveu by the
Young People's Christian Eodeavor So tty,
of the Baptist church, members rf tome of
the other Kodeavor societies being lnviteo
guests. Those who attended pronounce it
an uncommonly enjoyable altar. (lames,
sociability and a very palatable lunca .was
the program.
Stone Quarry CfMPANY.The articles
of incorporation of a stone quarry company
In this county have been prepared for tiling
says the Leader. The incorporators are O.
A. Waggoner, Dr. Rich and U. 1. ueorgc
Tbe nhiect of the incorporation is to de-
FaRMEKk. Before buying your meats duP J vej0pthe quarry on Mr. Waggoner's place.
FaiotxJngtt the list of letter reetahihtjr hrthe Fast
Offloe, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, July IB, 1888
Perwaiu calling for iheae letters must give tb uate on
which they were advertised :
Bixby, B Campbell, Johsrt
Oearti, WK llsrris,PA
Heim, Mia Josle Howe, Chat J
4otM, Jtinet F Jiuticr, Baatrtt
June, J T y Meitert, Una Kmnia
Ncco, William : 0 W t
Mhannon, J W I'rouafoOt, Jans 3
C. THOMPSON, P. N
Hay. The size of llnj hay crop very
naturally affects the size of the price. Con
siderable has been sold for $4 in the- field,
and it can be nurchased and delivered in
V . La. a. ... aa I .
the city for $6 or $7, which would mage u
about $10 baled.
Surveying. -Mr. E. T.T. Fisher i pre
pared to do surveying of all kinds at rea
sonable rate. He has complete copies of
field notes and township plats in the coun
ty. AdressMiller's Station, Linn county,
Or.
An ice Party.
ways, nice and ice.
One hundred and eleven horses hare been
entered far the state fair, fill Ung trotters
and 41 rnonera.
Frank Maiohet, cf Santiam, has gone to
St Lima, where he will enter a medical col
lege.
Mum Mattte flamilt . a former resident
of Aluany. is in th cily tbe gueat ol t
Crandali.
Mr It F Mel twain has so!d hia lot and
house, corner Second and Bake 1 street, to
0 W Lawrence. Cem-neration, $2500
Walter Petero-j. of Lebanon, rae sold hi
li verv binii.ee to Burkhart A Bilycd. a&d
we preanme tvHI return to his for .net ocenpa
ttonof mending tick aatchta. -
The Oregon Wonder ia now on exhibition
at Salem. Thia ia a fioe animal, but it
a oold sound a great deal bigger away from
it native countrj.
Oreeon t'itv i'. tc hunted by 40 incaude
ffUotrie lixhU. The aic liuht is tie
only one tit for street porpoter. better go it
whole hog or near.
The elevator in the Youog block repaired
yetterday while heavily loaded wih goods
and went down with a crath. Fortunately
no one aa io a noaition to be injured ana
iittls damage waa done.
Mr J.i-on Wheeler arrived in Albany yet
terdav from eat of tte mountain-, having
been at Camp folk, Warm Npnutt aud otner
place. He will settle down la Albany now
aud make this hia home.
lVoule interested in advertising Albtny
and Linucnuaiy, should call oa Jay Blain,
seoretary of the Board of Trade, get aome
pamphlets and tend them where they will
do the most good.
The MLses Charlton left Lebanon Thors
dav mnrniua for their fnture home in Ellens-
burg, W T. These are very estimable young
u.tiaa and their departure from l. banon U
n gretted by a laige number of frienda. "We
wish them aacoesa 111 tneir new nome.
pre.
An Alhahy gVatteman surprised to hear
some one running hia lawn mower wrs great
ly roheyed to atonrtain that it waa ouly hi
son winding his Waterbnry watch. Like
most Albany boysyou don't catch him de
meaning himeelf by moping lawu n'owers.
Mr J H Towntend, of Albany Or, repre
senting the Pacific lunnrance Co, was in the
city th first cf the w eek establishing lcal
agents for that company here. This ottic
was made a friendly call. Mr Towusend is a
wide-awake business man and thinks there
aro wonders in storo nr tiia iu.B.u.umr
ville Vrtss.
When people oome frot California
to Albany to ro into busine u i a
nFAtt. eood sioo for Albany. M, W. Parker,
J . . . v 1 - . 11.
e t-.lv ol liiL?ta. uai. na ueen in muany
mob na nrranirenu uts IO ouen a ursfc-uiaee
" B " . , ,
reatanrant here, havicg aireaay renieu
rnnm in .In dee Strahan s new block wnen
completed. We predict a good business for
him.
dents awav from home. Fall term opens
siifre!r 7ib. Kor circulara and full I
part leu lar addreaa tne rrea ueow
BV. ELBERT B. aNBIT.
Albany, Oregon
-" CJ0-9
at. v i, l
C. L. BLACKMAN,
Smcctasor e R. W. Imgdem.
HE VLF.lt IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SOAPS, COMBS,
aud everything kept in a flfVil eta
Store. Also a flue .itoek of
organs.
ALBANY. OREUOX.
Din
piation a
a
. o. meiLL w. k. ri.
POlrVKlala & BllaVKU.
.TTORNEYS AT LAV
Aad Solieitors ib l oaBfcrv,
iLRAMV. - 0fcta".j
Collections promptly inane on an poi
Lamnm nturotiated on reaaonaoie tTnei
aar Office in Foster s tmca.-v
v!4nl9tf.
TEACHERS
V ho wish to secure first erode certificates
should send for N'Grmal Q ietion Hook
which contains .ab 1 it soopages of questions
and complete answer, rrict . St.co au
dress Prof. A. B. Philders, Brorvnsyllle.Or
L. H. MONT A3
1 AT LA
-AND
Notary Public.
Alhany, 0r'
.. J S T"1 - ,.l.
Office upstaira, v aawioru oiuca.
inK harvest call on Haight Broa Albany, snd
get their prices.
At the Bay. A gentleman from the
bay states that rusticaters are going there
at a ranid rate, particularly campers, of
whom slxtv-one had iust s'et their stake.
- t. . . -,, . ...
'Ihings begin to ue enuvenea coiihtueruoi,
arid .1 flourishing summer ts anircipaieu.
When Baby waa 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,
The caoital stock is $100,000. The stone
is of a serviceable wind, and tne -quarry is
expected to net the investors good pronts
None of the snares are on uie inaract.
.
Fuller Confirmed.
Washington, July 20. The Senate
closed its doors at 12:30 p. m. to-day, and
proceeded In secret to the formal consider
ation of Melville W. Fuller's nomination
as chief justice of the United States su
At 1 ociock. tne upper
preme.
lobbies
Administrtor's Sale.
Notae is hereby si ven that the undersign
ed Administrator ot the estate of Samuel T.
llariia. deceased, will pursuant to an order
of the County Court of Linn county, OregoD,
duly made and entered of record ou June b'.u,
1888. at the Uourt House door in Aloauy lu
aaid county, on
TaeadAy, the t4tfc day et .led y, 188.
at the hour cf one o'clock io the afternoon of
aid day, sell all the right titlu and iuterest
of the said Samuel T. Harris, at the time of
hi death, in and to the folloa iag described
rel property, to-wit : Beginning at tbe
northwest corner of Section 1'.' in Tp. 10 8 R
1 west of the Willamette meridian ; thence
east fili rod ; thence tenth '208 rod to the
touth hank of Thomas C-eek ; thence west
along the south bank of Thomas Crttk, fol
lowing the meandering thereof 61$ rods to
the line ot said Section 12 ; theuce norxn
along said section line, 208 rods to the place
of neaianinff. containing 80 acre in Unn
county, Oregon, to the highest bidder
Terms of sale, cash in hand on day of sale.
Hnted June 14tb, I8S8.
J. H. Perry,
Hewitt & Bryant, Admmiatrator.
Att'ya for Adm'r.
T. J. STITBS.
ATTOUNEY AT la
-AND
Notary Public.
Executor's Notice,
viie ia hereov sriven that tbe ani l
ed has been thia day appointed by the!
iv Court of Linn county, Oregon, sole
. , . . . III ...! ...ula ,.,urf n J
1 or t tne last win u v... .
eatfiiail thereto of Levi fanning, aw
deceased. AH persoc
JVta v ' ? - . . .
iasehimi against the estate ot sunt ae
are hereby notmeo w ijit:cui. mw.vM
erly verified . tome at my place o
in Albany, Oregon, wunm six '
the date of.this notice. !
Dated this 14th day Of June, A v..
V.v.ventor of the last will act! tetr
and codicil of Iaivi Fanning, de
WOLVERTON lRVIXa,
Att'ys for Executor.
pied Game.
Monticello, N. Y., July 20. Jack Al
len was hanged to-day for the murder of
Ulsura Ulrlch at Jefferson last October.
Allen had iron nerve and sang and prayed
in a clear voice, lie asked tor wmsay,
which was refused. He put the noose
around his own neck and said : "Let her
go, Gallagher." The Sheriff then pulled
the lever and Allen's body swung in the
air. Allen was an Englishman,3o years of
asre.and came to this country two years ago.
ir's CastoHa
and upper committee rooms were cleared
and the occupants urivcn uuwu mhii i, ov
that the doors and windows of the Senate
chambers might be opened without risk of
the betrayal of the proceedings. Fuller
was confirmed. The vote was forty-one to
twenty.
Children Cry for,
An Author Heat!.
Nbwbvro, July 20. E. P. Roe died ear
ly this morning. Mr. Roe was tbe well
known author of many popular novels,
amoner them beinc "Barriers Burned Away
a Tale of the Chicago Fire.1' and "The
Earth Trembled, a Story of the Charleston
Earthquake."
Pitcher's Castoria.
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby given tha; the undea
sigued Administrator of the estate, of Geo A
Hall, decaaed, will iu pursuant of an order
of the County Court of Linn county, Oregon.
duly made and entered ot record on the 5th
day of June, 1888, at the Court House door
in Albany in said couuty on
Tuesday, .Italy Uth, teas, a
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, sell all the right title and int'erea
of the said lieo A Hall at the time of Ui
death in and to the following described rea
property, to-wit . Tbe north half of the
. a. a . a 1 I i' f . 1
northeabi quarter and the eoutn nan ot m
northeast quarter of Seotion 24 iu Tp. 10 S K
1 W of the WYtWttto meridian in lino
county. Oregon, containing 10) acre. Alto
a contract with the Oregon A California Kail
Road Company, numbered 1612 for the sale
nf the northeast ouHrter of i.he southeast ,
quarter of Section l.'i in Ta, 10 S R 1 w of
the Willamette meridian iu Linn county,
Oregon, containing 40 acres . Also a con
tract with the Oregon & Cilifornia Rail
Road Company, numbered 126 for the sale
of the east half of the south wist quarter of
Seotion 13 tuTp. 10 S it 1 w ox tho W illam
ette meridian in Linu county, Oregon, con
taining 80 acres, to tho hijbest bidder.
Terras of sale cash in hand.
Dated June 14th, 1888.
Jefi Meyer,
Administrate
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