Conrad Meyer. ugsiJSg.
. Woodin & Willaid.
-PUOPRIhTOR OF
STAR BAKERY,
fGornar Broadaibin and First Sts
DKALKR in
........ I II
CttlOCVilt
t anned fratla
Calaaawstre,
Dried Fruits,
Tobacco,
Sugar,
Cssflee.
Ktc.
In Am everything tha'. H kept In gen
tal variety and grocery store. Higher
price paid for
Cnuei IWeal,
Qaeenaware,
Vegetable.
4 1-are.
Nnleee,
Ete..
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
Wm. Fortmillef,
wbtm you will And the boat make and
finest frjlshod
BEDROOM SUITS. PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS ANO
LOUNGES.
Alaoa fine line 61
PICTURE FRAMKS,
nd ft hundord dlfTuroiit ylc of
MonUSiiigs.
JPicture frames mads to order.
Tho largest and bsat to -k of
MDBMAKERS GOODS,
sverkeptln Albany., Prloea MWWbla,
Andrews & Hatkienu.
W.LDOUGLASD
$3.00
SHOE
Offioul GiFd P
In town, and act
air, ha wcomc
. called 'The Hw-
Another KrtdneUon la Hogar.
San FftANCtJtcoJuly a6.Tbe Call fern -
la augar refinery to-day reduced tho price
of miliar three-eighths of a cent on ell
urndca, making cube 8 cent and gran ulat
ed 7 M cents. This U due to the fact that a
(cw jobber who hud purchased largely
when prices were low were underselling
the refineries. The American refinery re
duced prices one-fourth of a cent yesterday,
and Is now one-eighth of a cent higher
than the California.
Nerved II Im (tight.
IlKt KNA.M. T.July J6.Wht will prob
ably prove a fatal tragedy occurred at Mel
rosc,Montana,yeterday. A few days ago
Sheilff Lloyd received a telegrant from
Mix P. II. Dunn, of that place, requesting
the arrest of her husband for continually
bentlug and ubusing her. The Sheriff went
down and smoothed the natter ovcr,but as
oon as he left the husband turned on the
wife and gave her an unmerciful beating
TKMP BRANCH COLUMN.
i n..'- by Albany W, 0. T, U.
Of the (ireely expedition the first to die
was a drinker j the si saved wero total ah
tainef. For every tniasiouary of the Cross we sr-nd
to hestian landa, wa send 70,000 Kallon- of
rum.
The preaidantof the Retail Liquor Dealara'
Aasoeiation of Nw York aaya I "11m Ko
utftii CathoHdi char, h has taken trona
poaition against ua,"
California has OO.OiW h population thsu
Main, but free wine gave her in 188.1, 1,445
mum ttriaoitiTR and 732 more Innatk than
prohibition gave the old pD tree Ktate
mm. 0t .
Tba Pennsylvania railiosd compaay run
no exourawn trairia n unir nwi "..
She got hold of a six shooter and fired two I and all tratne excapt those carrying atock.are
shots at her husband, ono knocking hie hat I atoppad at o'clock oo Saturday, and the
ratcrday hc came to Melrose ami men sent home lor nauusm
FUNEKAL DIRECT0R.-
Prornpt lUention-First-class Hearse
a-ar After business h him oaJI at residence
corner Fifth an I Baker streets.
THE YAQULVA KOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad
Orazjo Development Ci-cpsny's Steam
nbip Line
225 MILES SMOIiTtji
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any othsr routj.
vmtJiUii thr.iaei .n-- 'ii '- and
freight lin from Portland and alt points
In the Willamette Valley to end from Sian
JTsJMB 400 C A I
Willamette River Line of Steamers.
Th. Wm. M. Hoatr." The 'N. S, Bout
ri, Tliro SUter" are in service!
for both pasaeuj-er and frelu;bt traOlo be
i.oor, I 'onratliw and Portland and In.er-
meduvte point, leaving Company' whai r,
CorvaJlia. and Moaara. Ituiuian A Co'
wharf. Noa. 200 and 5402 Front St., Poit
land, three time a wk a follows :
0
if.
swore out a wn'rant for his arrest, lie a
brought up and arraigned on bail to appear
next Monday. He returned home and
again beat hla wife. Rhe secured a pistol,
and the second time warned her husband
to desist, which he failed to heed, and she
fthot him In the bod v. He fell senseless to
U.- L'i'uund. I y ! Mill lu Itiif.bul IviM IB
7W
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - " OREGON
and
yoarn oiM
Lan Corrallia. Moo , Wea. tnl Kriu ,
Uv Albanv, Moia. WJ. ami tr .
10OJA. M.
Arnvc IMrtlaial, 1oe , Tho. at SturUy, fc:30 rVM.
SOUTH UOl'NU.
Lmv I'orttaiia. Moa., Wai. aad Fr4.ly. 8 00 A. M.
Uta AlbMy. i-toe , Thar. mt tUtanlay. 1:3U u. M
Arrivs vj-uua. Tub., lhu. aitt tSU ttrtUy, 4:ft r. n.
Boata make cloae connection at Albany
im traiuH of tho Oregon Pftclflo Kftilroau.
" fTag iydmOVLK (tMpt Sunday.)
Uvm AlUAiy. r. M,.Laa Yaqarna, 6:45 a.m.
U. C x .ah., l:Wr. a. Uaawt. owrUU-.luJc a.
Arnv Aiui.iA, J...' r. a Arna Albany, li:10 a. j,
O. A C. tro't ujnuo.t at Albany ud
Corvallla 1'bo aoove traiu connect a
Yaqumt with tht O.ju U7iopiout
Cjuipauy's Uu .suMUii betAen
Yaqaiaa an t s.n Irao-.'SMMi
H VH.IVt. DllKS .
Sherilfs Sale.
Im the Cirritit Court ofikr MM' of Orison,
Limn coMwy.
R. S. Wallace, Plalutllf.
John Uelghale ud Qeorg William-
Will am Knglaud, imienuanin
HaTOTICK la hereby gtr n that by OiUie I
rf, or an ttaecuiion sou nw
iMMuedaut of the abve named I'ouit in
the above entitled auit I will on
Halarday the Ilk stay f ttgf . Iw.
at the Court Houae door in the eitv of Al
Imhit. Iduticotlutv.Ureuon, at tho hour of
una Vttiook n. ui.. aell at fublie auction
ft r caah In hand to the highest bidder the
real propertv dewerlbod in ald ex. tut Ion
mmA or.!,r of aale aa follow, to e it : The
half f the Houlb eass'iuattr r mid the
eaal half ol the aouthwet quarter of Sro.
twenty in rnanabip nine, S. K two, eaat
or tbe Willamette meridian in Lino oun
rv. iiivimn. 'lhu iiriwceda arlau C fram I
ho saloof aaid pimis u be applied
h-ir.it to ihw imvuiriil of the oricli:al eoslB
i.il at tll(lS.i nml (be actuuiuK at
And an Attorney fee taxed t 75.75.
si..nml tt I bo oavtnent to the I'ialuiitr, K
i Wallace, the sum cf US5 with accruing
iuterott thereon at the rate of 10 par cent
per annuui trout tho 26th day of June. A
U 1H88. And the aurrdua of aueh aala
remaining after tbe aald pajmente be ap
nlUft En oar men t of the toio ul $4ll.7
.iu iuikI Orreodai.tH. (Joorco w Unam
end William Knpiand, with acerulng in
teieal tlicreon at tbe ra-o of ten par cent
Kr aonum from the II b day of June, A.
1888.
Dated July Srd. 1S8.
Jon a Sxaixxa.
par D. 8. Smith, Sharif!.
Deputy
lluntsville, W. T.
Very dry and hot for a week.
Haying nit done about here.
UaiMai this Monday morning.
i:, Km limit. Mother Brooks and
Mrs. Hendricks arc going to the 1 alouae
In grandma's line carriage. They do their
own driving and calttjt out. No elope-
mcnts, now, girls ;
A song composed here
to a very piquant new
nmnalnirlv notUllar it I
vest mwn.
The Seminary cupola Is ral-cd and
nalntcd. The painter arc now on the roof
!'ul sktee of the building. Prof. Bean, elect
ed at a recent meeting of the Board, to
take a second place on me laemn ,
roKrct and can not come, lie n -
e . i v i ...... .M
iHilitlcnl protiH'cts m rs iuiiii.
. . . ft A I f ..... L. . . . ;.,(,,. i. -nt of
I'roi. a. v, "?;r""-Vimill the ground. He la still llvlng.but lying In .
Public Induction, returns thl . wcrV f-jja jflj notJ,beIev. 2
San FrancUco, h, re he keen attc nd- J nc Cln vc The Sheriff left thU after- 5
tag ba NatiM,al 1 eacher. Aah lallon. )u(m u rottd g
s.', vi- u II supervisor about veame of one. Ills
Hoar. I hum tuk miii. -French
aud his CAlifotnia friend, Mr Cloaa,
arrivtd h.oo 'itur.uy tr.m . mouo""H - I floiMjatt and eonvraxione, wh ch proved a
. . i. AsnmtA. Or . lulv 'e t )n tin- cuincr I ooooert aou "'"'""" ,r
laasiog Mr K-.m-M amu oey , , 7 , , , ' ' , grand succa. Kx Mayor llowiaou prouru
They raHrt a v. , v )aaai RtMMk They hat left Torlland last eiatutdny night for IJ Ktv.s nB, opiniog addrrsa.
lishod prin -'i-ilU .u I - uhi a targe unmoor i " --- w -
ot trout, b it aa aa ataaiaat to name tha lot, with a way bill calling for one package
oi lo.txio. When the uteamer arnvea
here Sunday morning, 111). Thing, clerk
In the expreaaofnceherc.fmtnd that the ex
press box did not contain a $10000 package.
I r iin iha tthonldara of oaoh man in the
mmmuiiltv. thr rsts a orcat rfsixminbihty
He has not only his own rpmaiin m ub
care of, hut ha haatbe repoUtion of hie race
Tha testimonies of a onmbcr of distinguish
m, t.hvaiaiana f Knuland are. that m eaaeo-
vt tlo'V l"t tnty inrro pcroou. wH
alcohol was usn! and only live per cent wnan
was not Used
upervUor about 35 yearac of age
wife Is a few years younger. ... .,,,,.....,- (,rs,au.iine of Toron
A Hla tU. I to. Canada recently oniled io a promenade
nnmtw.' Mr Kreiu h olaioi, tnougn,
I lil lit U .11 lit tha I Vinutx trout ever captured
in riah lake. It waa eiuhteen inoliea inag
and nira in e rjunrcreuee, and waa a geu-
nine lrrl.
S I jA of Portland. ut a o tr loa 1 t f
the
P.
V.
flo-ir to It jal j- n
that city.
Mr the uofoiUina'.a peojjlu of
m he telegraphed to the Portland otfier.aiid
nolilied C. P. l'ihur, the exprea
his
agent
arrival from
5UACOBS on
FOR MAN AND BEA8T.
Gen. RUFUS INGALLS.
Qutrter-Mtiter General,
U. 8. Army,
To whose Department
the pnrchaee and custody
of all Army Horace and
Mnlea belong, and whose
facsimile tignaturt taken
from hie testimonial la
here shown, teatifiea from
hia personal knowledge aa
follows:
"8t. Jacobs Oil la
tha boat Pain-euro
over uaed."
gold by DruR-gtata and
Dealers Everywhere.
Tbe Chat. A. Vogeler Co.,
BALTIUUEE. MA.
arsAasajt.
raua a rci;.
ItAfB
CI A
o
W.tlo:i
ebaaa t!
I
Valuy.
Valley,
Vaaay,
AuuatOUt.
Antfuai UKli.
AufUAt
AugUAt 4Ut
Auauav lth
Atttfurt X4U 1
to
The C -ujoaay ,,,cvj -'io rht
chancy aniu dAiea w.tnul u nida
N. a. rAtj t tj a Pr.i.u.i aud
Vfiilametu V la pnola can uike oioee
- 00a 00 .11 u with.Ue traiua of tbe Yaqulua
ro.ii at AiOau ur OocvaIIU. aud it dea
Unxl to Saii Itakaoaa ahoutd arrange to
arrive at Yaouiu the uveiuug bef re date
of a suing.
aieaer aal r.rlabt Mate alwaya tar
for hatjraAAtlwj a,(W u C J StttArt, Fraigbt ami
Hakes A AltiAU, o u C U Uaau1I, Jr , O. V.
P. At Orgaa Ud.. .uk-.I 0-... H a'titg-ory
Ian t'unu.:., Oal. C C. llui.i ...
A.O r.aadP. A '.
OrjsMi Pai R H Co. CooaltM, U;.
TK ia
cricy.
pur.
Pt tbo
. We
t with
Hoej-,
huroh.
UU03.
il;uro out
can olctlT? you and nriii
alt the nco;sa.-7 and 1
appharjcoi to r''2o, ryalk.
ea, il 1 '. ha- f, wcrfc, (f
or ;;ta7 at homo, and la v;
Ltrlcs i'jzd onatntitlen. Ju;
vrhat fi required to do ail thcao tMsai
COMF0RTA3LY, and you can makoatatr
eat; mate ot lha voice or tbo BUYERS'
GUIDE, which will bo sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD ft QO.
111-114 Michigan Avonuo, Chicago, UL
wc.":vvTaT
stuttW vaktWO LIVER
OCfeVM&i PILLS.
nCtTADK OW IMITATIOVM. AZ.WAT
ASK roM DM, rUOtCVB PMU'MCTB, OK
LITTLE UQAR-OOA TKD TILLS.
Ilelna entirely vegetable, they op
ioid utturm:i-? to tnc si m. ii,
tion. Put. tit In artaaa viala. Iwriifil-
kiI-1. Alwiu-a fn-sh end rrllal.le. A
atl
V a aw
0ci.UJ
-.VIA-.
ooathBrii Pa:iflj Uompiny's Line.
Palace Meat Market.
J. Y. PIPE, PR0PR1ETQB.
FIRST ST. - ALBANY, OR.
Will kep couMtaully on hand beat,
mutton, porx, veal, aatieage, etc., tbe beat
meata and largest variety in the city.
Cash paid for all kind of fat atock.
"PATENTS
B. t'alen
Ml I.
o
a mi .11 eaa
oaurotuiiA kxp&i
1. uaa t-AiLv.
Strath
.oo r. a.
r a
7:o a a
U;avo
Ar.ii j
P.X-UJMJ
AlbAiiy
tea r anciaeia
Arruru
..A
Uav,
Sorth
taeJ a a
7.1A a a
dm t m
LXiAJ.rAsaaa3iaT-.Aija pailt ;ex;jt. 4aiidy).
rr. . . I 9;4A r M
1MV9 , 11 :J.'. A H
4:00 A if I Leave
U:Or a I Leave
:0r a ; Arrive
I'vUUti.)
Aibaiiy
biurcne
Leave ; V J0 A H
local rAsaaxeaa txaiss daily, xxcerr ih xpav.
fttO r
:hUr a
U:lra
1: r a
1 Ltara
I Arrive
lanes
Arrive
AI0..1
1. t a
Albany
LetiAiiun
Arrive I 6:10 A a
1. v I s-.-M a a
Arrive 1 2:45 r a
Leave t a
PUlLMAh BiJFrir SLEEPS S.
Tourist Sleapiag Oars
er Aeeai
gCM,
asrreK
luatataliwt at SeewaMSsa rassea
at 1 1 1 1 1 Blayrevi Ti-aias.
We. I aide L'ivlala.
r.mrn. vi.tii.
aAiLTSAia daily ( -ep; 4 ja lay.)
0 a a
t.ib r a
Leave
Arrive
I'.rtUil
Arrive
LJtve
0:15 r a
1:J a
4-W r a I Leave r.rtlA 1 1 Arrive j tkOl a a
:.W ra I Arri-a MjHVi-iviMa Lara 6.4A a a
AtAibitf nl ;rvAlii cmhijI trlth trains ot
oret m PaciAc ItAUruaJ
' .rriil i i rnvlii reyarJinjf JntM, mip", etc.,
01 ..Bpmiiy'e Ai;c-nr.
R. KOEHLER, . 1-. awoano,
I v.lHf
VM'tO. K. and P. A tr
or
01
CI
a laxative, alterative, or purgative
these little I'vllcU givo the must icrfcct
m HEADACHE-
nitlona Headarbe,
fjlxzlucea, :onatlpa
tlou, Indlfesllon.
nilloua Attarka,nndnll
dt-4iitftnnenta or tbe rtoin
ut ti-.rfla. nrt prompt
ly rtliv-l anl tt-riuaiH'iuly
1. 11.. I lit- tlM uci- ..f Dr.
Flrr'a Plcaaaut I'urantlve Pel I eta.
In i-xphmatton of t ii- r in oiaJ power of ttK-a.-I'clicta
over ao ert a variety of dai aare. It
may trttthfully be aald thnt thtr aetlon utn
:i. 1 etetn U unlvi rat). not n Kland or tlue
mciriir tlielr aaoatiw Influence, hold by'
ih uiaia oerua a'vUL MmuifiMtur l at the
Chetiiw-nl Ulioratory of n BU'a UiaeaxsAur
VltuM'.Ai. AamiciATioa, tluffakt. N. Y.
hero, lintnctltutcly iiKn
Helena, Mentana.
A sack containing $10,000 In gold coin
hnil been delivered to the cxpreaa company
at the oflkre In Hortland Saturday after
noon, by the Commercial National hank.to
be delivered to the bank of I. V. Caae, of
this city.
Immediately upon the discovery of the
loss theevpreaa company pakl 1. v Caae
$10,000, and Instituted search. Detectlvea
were in th!s city searching for a clue, but
without succeas. It la believed that the
coin was not in the cxprca ho w'icn the
boat left Portland for Aatoria. The pur
sers on the O. R. Ac N. boats, on which ex-
Jireas Is carried, arc paid $10 a month to
00k after the box.
A Prohibition t ouvrathin.
St. lAt L,July 35. - The firat budncas be
fore the proliibitloi; convention thla morn
ing waa the platfotm, which was adopted
aubatantlally as read. Tbe democratic and
republican parties are held jointly reaponsi
ble for liquor crime. It declares that the
announced intention of the republican
part v to remove from tobacco and intoxicat
ing beveragea the internal revenue taxea,
without abolishing saloons, and for the
purpose of maintaining a high protective
tariff upon articles of necessity, wilt result
in cheap whisky and tobacco and high
priced clothing, and U opposed to the bct
intcreats of the people. Hugh Harrison of
Hennepin county waa nominated lor gover
nor by acclamation.
la Paver efMrMiaavillr.
Salem, July a7.Thia afternoon Judge
Boise decided the motion of plaintiff for a
preliminary injunction in the cac of Bird
VS. the court of Yamhill county. The ef
fect of the decision Is to allaw work on the
new court house at McMlnmillc to pro
ceed. Judge Boise held that the provlaion
of the removal act-limiting the cost of new
county buildings to ,o la valid, but
that the limitation of the taxing power for
buildim nnrooAca to s mill per annum is
v . a w
void.
School Paad Assort lea-seat.
The following i the apportionment of
the Achool fund among the several counties
aa j u -1 made by the State Treasurer
A miad. interesting BiM" reading an
ynii i,l Ituth. waa conduct. I l.y Mr I
Hound, eu last 7 u sad ay afternoon at tha on
... ML etata.l that many persn look, d
upon ths book of Both ss a nsrrstiye, simply,
but it oontained dsep apiritnsl meaning to
thoe who real from that atanopoini . mi
-V.,..it wtialrach charsctrr mentioned tyu
ifiad.snd drw many beautiful thoughts from
tbe leaaion, and made it vary iostructiy
'It., it . . 1 1 ii 1
I IfWBNfVM aw-
dinmr on ths 28th of Aukost, tha dsy on
wtiiL'h ths circua is adyr.rttawl to be 10 Al-
L-nw Aa all of our cituumu will he intareat
d m wstchiog the rod bssd wagon aod the
lag elephant, tne Isdiea 01 toe cuv aa wen
those from ths eouotry, will be glsd t drop
into the hall aod et a goon dinner, loateso
And Boltlliif it when they are
mm m in I . m
tired sod wsrm.
TIIUasDAV.
F. K. Patterson has resigned a Ltent. Col.
of tho '2d regiment.
Mr A Wheeler, of Springfield, f.soe
county, is in tho oity.
Hiesmbiist navigation is about atiApendrd
for t aumtnor .n ibis part of tha WiiUm
ette.
"Saattls" and "Portland" are tho naino ol
two new altuMKira on t in .ion them raciim
route.
Mr 4 K Klderkin snd fsmily left tins uoon
for Vaqaioa bay, wber they will remato lor
a week or ao,
The Wutamtt4 Ship Building company
at Portland is adding twenty UM to ins
length of tho Three Sisters.
Spokano fsttf is to have a free delivery
avstem. It will Hi Alny turn in ie
than live years. Ve ouly lck almut VMHH)
a year now.
Tka astmou season 011 the Colombia nods
July 31, but Mitt of the fisherman ssy it does
not with thstn. This will offer an epportaoi
ty for a big con teat.
This morntnir Walter Psrker. Jsa. Black
burn, Will Stitea and Frank Simpson left, for
tha mountains after hah and (tame. They
will lo gone a week or two, and it will be
ueelcae for any ono to go after they return us
no gams will he h-ft.
While running a binder yeetorday after
noon user Tsngent, Hon. Alf. Wevins was
unfortunate in having but team frightened by
a Mongolian ring necked pheasant, auch aa
Hy agstnst barbed wire fsnocs. They ran
awav rtultintf in tlm rain of hia binder. ,
av
Mr. J. W. Littler, recently of Florida, who
haa been prosp-aing here for several weeks,
baa purchased Mr. A. B. 1'axton's interest
in tho photograph buainosa here, asd here
after the firm will be Crawford Littler.
Mr. 1'axton will remain in tha city this sure-
umr at least.
Aftor October Mr. Chsa. l'feiffer will as
MUM control of th rvaUursnt now run by
Mr. Ihorcka. and run In wtc on tha Amer
ican plan, which, by tha -ay, Will give mors
aii..Uct.'n than ondr tbe present tyatem.
Mr. 1'feiffcr uaed to set the best tsoio totiuu
in tha valley, and the trsvehog pnblie will he
glsd to see it in hi hsoda again.
ratOAY.
Hmtlh, of Portland, hat toed his wife for a
divorce.
MisaHarAh SjrrdHirg. of this oity, has
been in Corvsllta aawral d .vs.
EL MoMollou, recently ol Crswfortlsvllle,
haa moved to Tsngaut.
Too many peoplw aronod who make a
cinwhar out of every pin tbey see.
Re Father Wbitr, of sialotn, pent last
aigbt in Albany, the gnaat of Rev. Father
Metsyor.
Mr F L K on too h no ojaaHur s a lam
ouade manufacturer, as we can testify from
nrraoiisl extwriancff at tlio extcnse of Mr
Kenton, t'sil on htm for s cool driok.
Cougreai hss psase.1 a law making eight
for infant and Children.
i-aaaearta euree Coae.
(Teaarpatim,
"Caatorta is so well adapted to c Malms that. I
freeomtnaltMsM I
anewa a ma." m A. Aacnsa, M. D., 3
111 Bo. Ojctoed Bi., Drooalya, M. T.
Taa CWfTAt a Cumrun, 77 Murray Htreet, N. Y
v ;
mmmmmm
HnflsTHBHHHfsla9sSHHsSa1s
1
V-'"-'"
SPIIIG III
Tho lailios of lha union have about cum
tdrtad the oudltoflol s vtry prttty quilt.
which Wa plcca ahl timiswi vo am "'-v.-.y
k Untk.r Ki.har. When coinph led ths
tiuilt lis to be sold snd the procetda go to hoars a lagal dsy for government employes
dabt on lbs hsll. H eesry mcmer of tbe I Horns of our Albany people, though seem V
W l! T If miM Aa enartfetie aa thU Hear
oid mother of Israel. we would eoou U out of
debt and havs money Ml the tresaury. v no
will make the naxt donation, either in m
i tnrnietiiiiL. tho readme ro im or aom-
thing that can be toined,toto money te add
to tbo buildiag fund? rieiso doo t sl coma
atoooe for wa hsven t sppointod s coer ali
tor to reosive tbe donations.
Heath of an Oregon Pioneer.
HaWJ ami all other buatnee In tha C.
Oaroe3eUoii4t tha V. . l-au. t office, and
vcai obubi IWnts lsa liti than tbsss retuota
f'n WAAhllltUB.
Send modie or drawing. We vt to tent
ability free of chmrga ;aitd wautaka o coargr unlrtw
we ti:i (MUiit.
We refer hora, to the PoAtmaa'ar, tha
Uoncv OrW Olv. and U. olttviais of the U .
Office. Fordrcuhu', advice, tein.a, an I efareocea
a Actual ctieuu In yimrmro SiaU ut county, addrkaa
C, 4. SWOW &.,
Opposite Patent Office. Waahitiifton. I .
gtlt. of
H. Patent
$500
REWARD
Homeopathic Physician,
MRS. IL E reCOY, M. D., H'JMEOPATUIC
pby-ieloi, office and realdence (eras of Hnt
and haker StreeU, Albany, Orejfcu. Chronic (liaeaaaa
a spc-pAity. ConaulUtionlroe, oHicehouia : 10 a. m.
to 12 a m and i to 6 p. m.
"Jim Wcstiall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kinds on
hand. Also full line of
JAPANESE C00DS.
I PLOfl COmiSTOi,
m for this ncction
whorl notice o
la offer.wl by tho mannfaetnr
em of Or. Mgo'i Catarrh
stesaedy, for a ease of
Chronic Nasal Catarrh which
they cannot cure.
tVfllTO"lS OP CATAHRII.-DuU.
heavy hcadacbe. obstrnctUm of tho nasal
tiafjuiKf. illacliarjjrea fulling from tho l-od
into tho throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
snd acrid, tit others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, 1 loony una putrid: tuo eye: ur
weuk, watery, and Inflamed ; there la rf i-.Khiir
in the curs, deafness, hacking or coughlnir to
clear the throut, expectoration of offensive
mutter, together with scabs from ulcers; the
' i.i ehmiired and haa u iiaaal twanr; tho
br nt!i L; otTcoaive; amell mid tuetn tiro im-pnlr.-d:
there U a sensation of dlxalm-ss. w.tb
mental cieprcssn on, a backing cough nml tre;:
end tl.-l.ilti . tmly a few if tho ahovciii.m'd
Byiiiiitonii tire likely to be present in any one
caw. Thotisnnils of cases annually, wiun.iit
mnnlfesting luilf of tbo above yniptonn. ro
nit in cotisomidlon, and end in the rsve.
No disenso is so common, more deceptive nnd
dani;-rous. or leas iindersuiod by ph- Hld inn.
Uy its mild, ooothing. und healing pro(j rtiee.
Dr. Bafrc's Catarrh lluinidy ciir-J! the worst
:iM Sr CntuVett, eoltf 111 tlio Ie;irf,'
ur7.fl, sou catarroai asoaoacue.
Hold by druggists everywhere; 60 cents.
w Untold Agony from Catarrh.
Prof. W. If AUSNStt, tho fsmnua meamert-A.
of Ithaca, N. Y., writes : "Some ten yirs nc
1 Buffered untold ngony from c):
cnturrh. My family phynictan gavo inc up i.s
tncurnble, and said I must die. My cruet -tits
such a bnd one, that every day. townrdu rmn-a-t,
my voice would tweninc so hl!lri'., 1 mitjd
tardy spcalt above a whisper. In tlwnio: ng
my cotililng and clearing ot my throat, would
almost htranglo inc. uy tho use of Dr. Sayc a
Catarrh Jtetncdy, in three months, I was a well
man, atiotbc euro hbS been pcrmunuuL"
Counties,
Haker
lien ton
Clackamna
Clatsop
Columbia
Coos
Crook
Curry
Douglaa
Gilliam
Grant
Jackson
fincphinc
lauiath
lskc
l-.HH'
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Multnomah
Polk
Tillamook
Umatilla
I'nion
Wallowa
Waco
Wnahington
Yuinhlll
Total
No.
person.
7165
3ibU
493&
1943
1168
260 2
34
Sf9
4060
1460
12 V
377
M7
700
449
m
7S8
''755
1760
2375
55
743
445
3335
1 306
work
te
abjul
thin., oor ronlmrtaler o jgSt ta
twenty and go without ea'.mg
"FacU are atubborn things." and suffer, r
form chill ami fevt-r Hod thia complaint
very stabtMirnfsct onlil thry commence the
use t Ajer Agao turo. job
nevar faile.
The soHhing sod rcatorative efTacts of
AveraCherrv Pectotal are rcAhzet.1 in all
csaea of ooht. ontht, throat or lung trou
Mr, wbtlaiU p-jA-e-ful healing qusltltes sre
hwuiu th m at, serious pulmonary dia?rd-
William Stafford, a sloneer of 1852, died
at Tacoma. W. T, Ju.ie .yah. tSXS. after a
brief illncs of twenty four hour, a para-
htic -tutke waa the iunuediatc catic ,l hi. KoVrrtOg t
' I ..... . ....
aeatn.
William Stafford was bam in Franklin
awja a .a a . S . .
county, Indiana, Marc 11 1 1 Us, 1314.
In aporttng matter Pendleton rather takes
the I AOitfOg ifcc autalier eiUes in Ursgon
Now it is to have a go-ae-you-ple coolest
Sn.t. Oth. h.r s Mir a .f 8-5. Uicm-n
,,. ,i,4:i i 1 1. .-r -t mile
tw. iitv fi.or h-ti-a t ree.;vc l.u. m? aeai
7.' aid the third i'r -i?eaetouaia barren
tMnhrrta and tho hiatory f tr.dlmg
Vary few mu, indeed, are so well posted on
tut I matters, and shsis bvaidsa aa able and
?racfo! writer.
aATt'aoAY a n.tii.v.
r.r
W.ili.
ut
2
M75
8f,574
Am't Ree d-
$ SMaJC
vA
6157.50
7 So
1460XW
335 SO
Vl'
773-75
5075.00
183500
3812.50
445 5
5575
990.00
886.35
55335
7016.35
98500
8443.75
2 300.00
iM6 75
3187.50
92875
55oi-35
4'75
173350
478500
434375
The anrAl manag-r "f the San Francieo
U.. ...I V.. Tf.mil. ia Mi. a A I. Wllaon
..1 I . ......... w " j
at the time of hi death 74 years, 3 montna CyiltbUftat Ky. ne is reputed to be one
andiodnta od When h" wa 1 1 vcar ol t i,e beat ii.i.irrr.. I somen ia Amen.:
old hla parents removed to Shelby county
and a few years after to Hancock county
where he attained hla majority and on Feb.
18th, 1836, waa marrkd to Mt Priacilla
J. Ramsay, who survive him. ,Al tnc age
of 34 he returned to Shelby county, whence
In 1839 he emigrated to Kallne courty.Mo .
from thence to Platte county where be re
mained two years and then located in
Atchison county, here in 1844 he became a
member of theM. E. Church. From Alch
pon county he crossed the plaina to Ore
gon In i853.wlth a family of seven children
efx aona and one daughter. He ettlcd In
Mohawk Vallev, Lane county, in the fall
nt ih vrar. In iScc he united with the
Send j ' D
TilSH
Stewart & Sox,! Agents, Albany, Or.
,JL a
FRANCIS PFE1FFER.
PROPRIETOR OF-
Albany Soda Works
And Manufacturara of
CHOICE GOHFfiuflOBm,
Wa ara mow ortDrad to rail at wbok
tale, alwaya freab and pure at Portland
priors to dealers. We also keep a foil
line of tL
Nuts and Tropical Fruits,
OUrt
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
partment la cotw'r. We keep tbe
j finest atutk of auok..t atd chewing
00, meerschaum aod bHe- pipes thai
etigtto smokers.
ejjp
-TKC BEST
M W A PRV I
u n n uutii m
rice List.
(ION CO., I
ALBANV SAW AND PLAN
?4G MILLS.
rough, dressed
bar, lathi,
jfstantly cn
All hint .
nd seas
pickets kcui,
aa 4S
f
lWu. to the a
yesterday, a boy.
Mic N '.im Oallahaa aud Mew Uurn. t
Corvalli. are in the city.
Mr J W Compton. one of the eolidest men
of the Fork, h en in the city to-day.
The Albany I)Ka ett tT i one of tits livsli
eat local daily papers in I te staU. Qard.
This scsson'a salmon p.ck on ths Colom
bia amounts to about 330,000 esse, which is
rather amal).
The Albany liaaocaAT is wskintf up ths
of that year. In W "nca ppje of that tltv. and if tbey will only heed
Christian Church under the preaching ol g mrt,inc- it will prove beueHei! to their
Klder jonn rowcn, actum pa nn . . ;Mre.
iLBilT 00LL8&UTE IliSflTUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
18S8, 188.
rtrs Term apeas -piemn-r mtrn. laSS,
A tall corps of Inatroctor.
CUSSICAl, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL ANO NORMAL
CLASSES.
Conrsea of -tudy arranaed n meet the
need of all grades of students.
5Vcm imductmemts oftrrd to students
from abroad.
Tnltion ranges from S5.60 to f 12.W
Board in privet fAmi'iea at ;ow rates
Rooms lor self boarding at small ex-ease
A careful suparvUioo exercised over aiu
deats away from home. Fall term opens
Se member 7th. For circulara and
partioulars addreas the President,
icr.v. elbest a. ranaiT
AlbinyOregon
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
Sr. Paul, Msscfl
,. o. rowBU. w. a. biltbu
i-OW Jbl.L & BILYKU,
JTOKNES AT JLAW,
And Solicitoi'g is Chasceryi
a 1. BAITY. - - - OKfcUON.
Oolleciions promptly made on ail points.
m negotiated on reasons Die terms.
pkT Ulbce in Foster1 a Brick."Sa
Tiejuwx.
full
$108,317.50
Laborers furnished
any ;.irp. .
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
J. E. WEATHERF0RD,
(StlTAItY PUBLIC,)
I' l ) KN hi V Arl' I .A W,
4LBIVY. aKKIie.1.
M4, PKAOTICB IN ALL, TTI1S COURTS OF THE
Stats. ftSji ;UI atOttitioii tven to at iMiiior.aano
1 . ' -II I 1.
Revere
House;
McMinnville, Or.
Two emirsca of s'udy of four years each,
two of tli rue vt-tirs, nn'd two of two years.
Hood ro nns'in College balldlna ou first
flfinr, aJ-ar-tii President'a rooma, reserv
-i for voii"g women. Konis o second
and third il "r for young men, Boarding
lepsrtrr.ent In batoment. Oorreapon
dettre invito ! For cataloj-ne addreaa
Prea T, G. Brewnaea.
L, VV. CLARK,
Portrait Fiotographer.
tu
neir
Second aud Kurry Hi-o s
ue tlround rt iir.
:M dren'spicturea a specialty.!
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CflAS. PFBIFFBR, PitulMUETOR.
mtnl u' ii flratdaae a'yle. Tables
npp'bd v it'i 1 he 11 tho market.
. . 1 . ... . . . wi ...... 1 v. . 1 m a
U: st't-ipHUX sp-,,rl'i'llia. nmmtw ijr-i
for o-tniii"r d.i! trtiVHlHrs.
arre- f;Hb t. sal fi-i t!n- )t ffl.TKa
0f R. N, BLACKBURfl,
Attoraey at Law,
flj"i-, iMd Ff How's 'IV11 ilc,
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
AH btiHlne-tt will receive p"omrt. at'rniion
Constantly Hnwlefng and Spitting.
Thomas J. Rusrima, Eaq.. 9009 Pine Street,
St. IjtmU, Mn., writes: "J waa n great eufTt rpr
from catarrh for tbroo years. At times 1 could
hardly breathe, and was constantly bawtcbif
and spitting, and for tbe lost eltrlit mrnth4
could not breathe throiiirli tho nostrde. I
tboiiKbikiiothiiia could bo dono for inc. Luok
Hy, f wm advised to try Dr. Cure's CiUarrb
lb-incdy. and f am now u well man. I tttevo
It to ho, the only uro remedy for catarrh now
inaniifa'rLiiic.-d, and one bos only to give it a
fair trial to experience astouuding results and
h permanent cure."
Three Bottles Cure Catarrh.
SU ItOBBiirR. Runvan P. O., Columbia Co.,
Pa., aaya: "My duufihter bad cutarrli when
she waa live years old, very bad?. 1 r.w Dr.
fcsag'C's Catarrh ltemedy advertised, initl : ro
cured a bottle for her, und soon saw thet 11
helpod her; a third bottle effected a perms
nent cure. 6be is now citfbtcuu years old auo
sound und bearty."
Pkclliau AtxinaNT." -Last Monday, a
farmer living on the Lyman Savage place,
about ten mile below Saleirt, on French
prairie, met with an accident that nearly
caused his death. He wa out hunting a
cow that had just had a calf, and he found
her on the edore of a slou-'h. The cow was
0 v
very savage and made hotllc demonstra
tions against Myrot' horse and dog, and
when they came close enough she buried
' . . , A . t t. n -. . 1 .. ..
one 01 ner norns into uic huib. uwj.
The animal reared and succeeded in un-
seatincr Mvron. and a he fell off the horse
kicked at th cow and struck him square In
the stomach. The cow also started toward
hitn, but she got in the way of the horse a
heels, and wa driven away. &iaieman.
Sawxn Won. Mr. Jas. Laurent yea
terday began the construction of the Rail
road Street ev?r. Me struck hi first
spade just north of Firat Street at the end
of Railroad Street nnd haa two men at
work now : but wiu add '.veral in time
ll-uill use the nine mrmiil rtnred bv Mr.
ohn Hoffman, of thin ritv Mr. waiter
Cant i at work on the Hake. Street sewer,
a deep, short big affair. He has four or
five men at work.
his wife and daughter. In 1866 he re
moved to Linn county, where he remain
ed ten years, he th.rn went to l' mat ilia
county and remained there within a few
week of hia death. He was of the class ut
atudy, indomitable pioneers, he wrung from
nature a support and a competence by his
tabor and energy, he brought into cultiva
tion four farms." I le waa known as a quiet
nciuhborlv man, hi habit wa to attend
strictly to hia own affair. He wa the
. - .... . k . , a
father ot ten children, tnrec 01 wnom,
son and one duughter arc dead, five sons
and two daughters with hl wife survive
hlrn to mourn the los 01 a ucvoteo nua
band and faithful, loving father. His stat-
aarl .onn and lovclv dauiihtci respected
and honored by all who know them apeak
volume In hi prate. lie na not uveu in
yaln who bequeaths such a legacy to hi
country. Above an rattier -uuuoru waa
. . . . . 1 1 - - --
food man just and uprignt 111 nis wajr.
le earned and enioved the respect of all
l M. t. a. S B
wr.o knew him. And in nu oecnmng
years poesed rightfully a competence.
Deep aympainv is .tcnucrcu iu ini -'
for more than fifty years travelled hand
and heart with him the journey of life and
who lingers, Oh '. so sad and lone upon
this side the river. P
Editors Democrat :
The residence pf Mr. Hearst wa ihe
place, Thursday was the day and 5:30 n. m.
the hour that a party of eleven young men
of Albany met by request to participate in
a leap-year picnic, the object and program
of which to them at that time was some
what indefinite. A few late sleepers whose
names we will not give came without
their breakfast but were supplied through
the kindness of the hostess, Mrs. Hearst.
The party was not kept long In suspense,
for at six prompt there arrived two con.
veyances, viz : tho Revere House coach
and a three seated carriage, with eleven
Mr. Phil. Cohen slao has ths eenlating
fever and yesterday bought two lots of Mr.
Alfred Wbeelor, the two adjourning hia home
reaidsncs ou 7th street.
Mrs Sam Aithouassod liadom daughter
of Albany, r at Newport o .Sunday,
where tbey hail beun snjetiag the delightful
westher for a.miu day Poet.
Mr lo Clark to-day snowed ua a couple
fln aiMrcifiieua ft! e Hi-'. r snd badcer feat
nt hi a by Mr I F Cirolsa, of Bsaver Creek.
Tli ixake lina ornsmnnta when off trie
basset.
Mr C P Katiihtsn, of Tangent, called to
dav. after an illness of aeveral inlntlia. He
informed us that bee spec's to harvest 7tXK)
buahels t raio, 4000 betn whoat s.id .'WOO
eata. Both sro ioottiug fiue.
Yesterday Benjamin Kmg, .he night driv
er, snd Frank Audersoo, ihe night olrrk,
were arrested for atsaliug tho $10,000 sent
from Portland to Aatorh. by of ths Walla,
Fargo ex pi ear. They confused to the crime
snd returned tha mouey.
llsv. Riminger snd stter. the Utter of
whom sin veil yesterday from Philadelphia,
lefLto-dav for Sitka. Alaska, on an excursion
of several weeka. previous to Kev. Romingrr
taking charae of the CooRr-'gational church
,n Kaat Portland.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown sr. I Mias Kiiadieth
Irvine left to-day for Yaqutua lUy. where
they havorented'rtionia and wilt aoj-juru f r
..t-..r-l 1 . Lm Wa eommeud them to th
tender merciea of the deniseua of the couutry
ml II.m I'Um. and ilnen tea tl?h ibev wens
accompanied by Eihot Irviuo and Stanley
Stewart.
VI
I I mmtB.-' 'AJfi a a
f "rlArilV
Til: n wj fii,-4 Mrs. Sarah Shaver naa
aned the O. & C. K. R. for iro.ooo dam
ages, caused in about the following way
On the 19th of October last, she was n pas
Bcnger on one of the O. .S; C. trains for
Wilbur. As the train dew near Wilbur
she was notified that she had reached her
J. P. HAIL,
Albany, Or., Agent for
Columbia Bicycles and Tricycles.
New slock ot 1 600 pattern dhvcic uu
received. Bargains in second hand wheels
ll tire, snd Dikes. Call and examine
stock or .end for catalogue h ce
C. L. BLACKMaN,
Successor to E. W. Lang don.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
t'tiiaLS, SRJSHiS,
SOAP8. COMBS,
Aii.l HV.irvthtuir ki. in flrat clas mil
Storo. Also a flue .itook 01 pianos ao
org
ALBANY. OKEHUJ.
T. J. STITBS.
ATTOKNEY AT I.W
-AKI
Notary Public.
Executor's Notice.
Notice ia bereoy given that tbe undersign
ed has been this day appointed by the Coun
ty Court of Linn county, Oregon, sole execu
tor el the last will ana testament asa the
codicil thereto of Levi Fanning, late of Linn
county, Oregon, deceased . All persons hsv
ing claims against the estate of said deceased
are hereby notthed to preseut the same, prop
erty vert bed, to me at my place of bnstoess
in Albany, Oregon, within aix months from
the date ot thia notice.
Dated thia Uth day of June, A. D . 1SSS.
Sami kl E. Yocsg,
Executor of the last will and testament
snd codicil of Levi Fanning, deceased.
Wolvertox A iRVijra,
Att'ys for Executor.
Ho, to the Mountains.
Too undersigned is orapared to make
resular trip with spring wk from Leo
bsnon to all points on the W. V. A C. M
It. betwoeu mso anon ana r iso bake. Al
parties desiring to avail themselves of this
means of reaching the mountains will call
on, or address th undersigned a. Lisban
on, Charges reasonable.
La K. Brooks,
Referee's Sale.
FOSHAV & MASOiH,
VtXjtl. I ASU KSTAU-
liruffsists ami Booksfiirs,
A iron ts lor . I
which we sail p-'ii i,''-''
o!i- It. Ableu'a nublinuti
wta
0. 0 OHSKRY.
O.B.PTRKKS
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
Machinists, Millwrfghts, and Iror
founders.
r e are now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS MADE OR SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing all
km li ot machinery.
Canvassing.--Andrew Hale and Mrs.
F, K. Robinson are out canvassing for the
Daughters of America," a book telling all
about the noted women of America. They
abo have the fine Primrose Album. The
book is executed in a very neat and tasty
stvle by True & Co., of Augusta, Maine.
The Primrose Album is also manutaciuieu
.-a the same house. These nrticlc3 will sell
like hot cakes. Subscribe for one of each
and be happy.
Be Careful. With the amount of
bathing being done in Albany this sum
mer it will be almost a miracle if some one
is not drowned. It behooes all who in
dultre in this invicoratintf pastime to use-
more than ordinary cautloff, and parents
should see that their boys have company
and not go In dangerous places.
Why,- On several corners in Albany
where there are electric lights the leaves
on the maple trees have entirely turned
yellow, and on others they are turning;
while on some they are as green aa ever,
Ta it theelictricitv that docs it, and It evi
Hontlv l. and if so. whv is it not so in all
cases?
New embroidery juat received at W
Read a.
destination. It stopped at a paint where
young ladies, who escorted the gentlemen there waK no pice to alight, and where it
. a - 1 1 I ..
to seats and away tney upeci oeninu ma! - damrerous to descend from her car.
Mrs. Shaver alleccs that she stepped upon
the platform and while there the train was
put in motion, causing her to fall to the
ground, and breaking her leg, hurting her
sniriR and otherwise iniurinir her. By rea-
a.,nof the fall she has become permanently
lamed, crinnled and injured. Her husband
services,
......... 1 ...
navmpnr rr hi k. rir.. nas uccn uminiKtu iv.
BROKE.
the lumbor monopoly. We oan rurnisu
to builders and contractors, rough. c'uir
or rtrUblng
shal's bays and Schmecr's four-in-hand.
t is unnecessary for the writer to dwell
upon the many pleasant features ot tnat
pleasurable ride, as those who have had
ike experiences can appreciate the occas.
ion. it was amusinc nowevcr w u "U'iik-
er boy" of the party to hear a young lady also on account of a loss of her servic
TVL j! . r .L. h payment of bills, etc., has been damaged
LUMBER
exclaim at sight of a flock of geese by the
road, "Oh girls just look at tnose aepr 111
tle ducks." And antner one being asked
what kind of grain wa in an oat held re
plying "Oh that is rye." At about ten
o'clock the party arrived at Waterloo and
hammocks were swung and a general oust
ing was. indulged in 'and everybody pro
ceeded to have a good time. Some of the
ladies proved themselves veiy expert snoot
ing a pocket-rifle. At 12 o'clock the party
came together to enjoy as nice a lunch as
the writer ever had tne gooa ionune 10
partake of prepared by the ladtes' own fair
hands. Afterwarda the day passed quickly
away, boat-riding being one of the amuse
ments of the afternoon. J-ate in meaucr
noon the party was joined by Rev. Geo. S.
Gibbony and wife, Mr. C. B. Montague and
Miss Hackleman, of Lebanon. At seven
the party was again supplied with lunch ;
but with the many fragments remaining
only one "Fish" was to be found. A short
stop at the residence of Mr. C. B. Montague,
End a pleasant moonlight drive to Albany
concluded what to the gentlemen at least
was a very pleasant day The writer as
sures the ladies that the "gentlemen appre
ciate their kindess and feci confident that
the amount of $2500 and sues for that
sum. Such suits generally end in a verdict
for a few hundred debars "if for anything at
all.
Letter List.
Folloarlng is tho list of letters remaining In the Post
Office, Albany, Linn county, OSSfSS, July 18, 1S88
Persona calling for tlie letters must glva the date on
which they ware advertised
ou short nofclo?. This lumber in out froui
the tMjit yellow flr, rafted from thjoele-
brated M Jivm.i 1 tltu in-r jrt ins ind maun
factured C iburv. Any quantity can be
. . ... . . 1.
lurnisnau at Au.-'iv a iow orioos, j.i
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LATH, PICKETS
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atantlv. Dj-i't or.W without jeamst or
nsarlug trim us. we win saye you
money.
HAMMER BEOS.,
Albany Ltun Co,. Oi
Albora John Adams
Bnokhart Henry
CooleyS. 8.
Flnley Mia E, Y.
Qnyo Albert
St. Helen Henry
Pride Mra Mary
WardM.T.
Avers Miss Mniey
Collinge Adam 2
Cameion E.
Fletcher Mis Adda
Green Ole
Llgtfet C. V. 2
Russell Fred T,
R. THOMPSON, P. M.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatoria,
When she waa a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When abe became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Caatoria
Administrator's Notice cf Final
Settlement
N tics ia hcrtbv civen that the under
inAoil Atmiiiinfcr&tnra de bonis t on of the
tate of Martin Costello.dcceased. have filed
their final account in the office o ihe County
Clerk for Ltun coaoty, Oregon, and the
County Court for said county havn fixed
Monday Ihe Srd day or September, 1S88,
at tho hour of one o'clock, p. m. for hearing
objectiona, if any te esid final acoount, and
settling said estate.
Sam Ma- ,
Lr.vi Douglas,
Adminiatrators de bonis non of stid eatate.
J. K. W rather ?ort, ,
In tie Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for i. inn county.
H A Holman and Jnlia Ho! man his wife,
ullie hetb n and Hainan 8hetbn her
husband, and Et eabeto. Holman, Plain-tifl's.
vs.
Tempa Hunt and Lesnder mint, her hus
band, Mary Hannah and ihns llannan.
n r husband, Jeremiah Holman ana
Elvina Holman, ids wife Isaao Holman,
Elizabeth St rout and Wm. Strong, her
husband, GeiUrterfe 1-orgt.y and Klias
Porgey, her husband, Martha Hili and L
Hill, her hubaiu!. Lottie Held and Tbo
Reid. ber husband, Jeremiah Whidby and
Josephine VV hidbj , hte wife, Martha Lan
ders and Jno lenders, ner nusnana,
Jennie Caldwell and F'oyd Caldwell, ber
husband, Sarah Hunt and Ly nan Hunt,
ber husband, Mollie Sanders aod D San
ders, her husband, John Whidbv. Monroe
VVhidby, G H Whidby, Thos Wbidby.
and Wm beuuett, Defendants.
VTOTICEia hereby given that the un
.j dersinged, the Referee duly appoints
ed by the above entitled Court In th
abovn entitled cause to make sate ef tbe
premises hereinafter described, will pur
suant to an order of said Court in said
cause duly made and entered of record
on the 12th day of March, 1885, at the
Court House door in Albany in said coun
ty on
Saturday the ioih day uf August, 1888,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
oi said day setl all tho right, title interest
and estate of each of the Plaintiffs and
Defendants herein io and to the fo lowing
described premises, to wit: The south
eaat quarter and the south half of the
northeast quarter ol Section sixteen in .
Township 10, S R 1 E. Also the north
wcat nuantr ol tho northeast quarter
Sonrionten. Townshio li 8 R 1 w. Ah
beginning st the southeast corner of
one in Section lhrie in Township 12 S
1 w, and ruuning thence west sevonty-i
rods : tbenofl north seventy-six rc
thenos east se von ty-two rods; theu jo set
seventy six roos to the place ot beginnti
ail situated in tho Willamette meridian
Linn county. Oregon, containing t
mmmx . m , -aL at. S T J
acres, '.terms 01 saiecasu 10 nana,