Lu.iss.mi .V"S.-.-af
Conrad Meyer
,-PROPRlKTOR 0V"
STAR BAKERY,
Corner Broadalbin and First 8t8
DEALER IN
Causae Frnita.
GlMSWArc,
farted FralU,
Tobitceo,
i'MBBfl Jtf esiita,
Vegetables).
Cigar,
Spices,
Test,
Mm
,
Kir,,
In feet everything that Is kept In a gen
ral variety and grocery More. Highest
market prioe paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Win. Fortmillei,
-FUNERIL DIRECTOR.
Praaipii Ittantion-First-alasa Hearae
W After bulns hur call at residence
o rnr Kifth an 1 Riker street.
iE YAQUINA KOUTE.
Orajos PacIAs Kailroad
go Ojvjtopn nt Crcp any 'a Sle.iu
ahip Line
225 MILES SH0STit.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
(haa by any other route.
flrat-olae throug'i pa -earn tr aud
freight line from Portland and alt polula
in the Willamette Valley to an I from
Praaeleoo, Cel.
Wiilametta Rivar Lin 3 of Steamers.
The "Win. M. Uoag." Tha -'N. M, Beat
ley," Tne "Three Staters" are to aarvlue
lor both paaeengsr and freh(hl iraiUo be
tween Corvellle and Portland ud in.ar
inedlate oo.uU, leaving Company ' whatf,
Corvallis, an 1 .VIera. fctuiinAO A Co'e
wharf, No. : an I 'AM r'rout Si., foit
land, three Mine a wtk an fallow. :
Nouru nutNu.
L4WaCorrailb, Mou ,Wu. ana f'ndajr, u.oa, M.
Uava AJkaay, Id. Wo. ami Prklay. U.oj .w,u
Arnve PurUauil, let , Tba, atrl SaIudU... .. 3- P. M.
SOUTH UUOu.
Laava I" .rUaitd, Mou., Wai. aad PrkiAy, a.M A. M.
L4Mva Aiaany, i'oa, Tour. aaV ljlaraj, i:a y. ii.
ArrlvaCvaAlk.Tua.. Ihu. ih! SBSSeSSa. P.M.
Uoata wake cloav muuuCUuu ai .klomuy
4uu uams of Uas Orgou fa lb.! rtailroaAi.
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kjr'a AlbAti, !.. r. , Um' Vi.mi4, S:4vA,a.
lata C-aiI.. i.lir.i
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Un jj i -u vVauoi i uouivi aaMOgki to
arr.-. - m. t tatii.. iim e..nu o.ii rj Uate
faaktjg.
forln'.r n.;i.. v,j ' " -f fc. Kraiht and
Hcat A;j M, Aiavi , i -J U 4mU, Jr., O. If.
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A. U. K . and r. AffMl,
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Sjjtoa FaUilJ Jojipany'8 Line.
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K KOEHLKK. . P. KOUEKS,
Mm;-.. A-.' U. F. all I P. Ay
Red CrownMills
ISOJ1, LANMNii & )., PROPR'S.
MEW PliOCIbW fUUK HUPKRIOR fUR FAMT'-IBS
A SO RAKKHH DSS,
Hiirhest Price in Cash ill
Wheat
FOR SALE.
1 1 v ery low rates.
Lumtor, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Fence Trimmings,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
'all ff pfiw4 ii. yirl . jRh St,. t is
east ot i J. t CI awttehj
W. Wff CROWDER.
Pali'ice VI eat Market.
J. V. PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, OR.
Will kmp iHitiataiitly on hand beaf,
mutton, pork, veal, ausKe, etc.. the best
meats and largest variety in the city.
Cash paid for all kinds of fat atock.
'"11 BemkLjZew
Do You Want Fttrniture ?
if Yotr doqo'to
Woodin & Willaid.
where you will Ami the heat make and
finest nSlabed
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Alto a fl no line ot
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a hunderd different stylis of
Mouldings.
'Picture frames made to order.
The largest and beat stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept In Albauy. Prl rJasouab.e
First National Bank
OF AMI 11. OREGON.
Preal.lont .. J
vi i. H. K. 1H fit!
lfiT oSR k. CUAMRKRbAlN
TRANSACTS A GRNKltALbankms biteln
ACCOUNTS KKIT ttbieot to a hock.
nnuT VYi'iliNOR unl l.ltrrai.hli! trnlr. eul
on Nw York, Sen TMcmr., u'r'
WCOLUBCTIONS MADE on favorable tenus.
b... .......... i ...-
MMNeA
B YM-aa, Oao BCaAMaNi.i
E Buaw. . L. rua,
Waltbm E Tvnaauu,
4.
L
Linn unty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
fruooaar to Cowan A Cuakk.) 0
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TitANgACTSaranarml banklnu' UuMaeaj.
DRAWSUltr litvrr.-la Raw York 8a, '
otacoan t rtld, Orar"
LOAN MO KEY on apfwvyad aaswRy
RKrEIVE.IoiiubJao'. to ehaoR.
COLLBCrrtm V.rotol w a will rajatva praaaa
H. F. MERRILL,
AIBANY. - UKtUUN.
CI! Atn.u on No York. r rAiic.wjo i.n
Po.-Uaml.
Buv nota. SIVa.
1U-
oalva aoU rabjaot to
. latoraat allowad on
Ubm dex4iUl.
Collection will raoaWa pnxnpt atlrntion.
- 1 - - -
rtraawl awlaa in oi ran 00 1aoo 1 hi
coot-
Iwasn hum 8 a. m. to 5 p. in.
The BUY EHtJ' GUIDE la
iaauod March and Bept.,
i each Tear. It la an eney
clopodia ot uaoful infor.
'matioa lor all wno pur
ohaao the luxuries or tne
neeeeatties of life. Wa
oan cloth o you and furmab you with
all tho neeiaaitry ani unnoccaaary
uppliancea to ride, walk, danco, aleep,
oat, flab, hunt, work, go to church,
or ta7 at home, and in various tisca.
atylea and quantltiea. Just figure out
what la required to do all tbeae thlnga
COKrORTAILI. and you can make a (air
intimate of tho velua of th BUYEBb
OUIDE, which will be eeut upon
receipt of 10 ante to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
111-114 Michigan A vonue, Chicago, 111.
PATENTS
oUlnaJ, an4 ail othrr ba.4iiM. In lit L'
vx Atu;ultaad to lor nMlerat to.
e I'M.,
irw L'. . PatM.i uawi, 4
-'can ohui-, PatciiU
lew Uinc than ll.u. NBMS
f'Ut WAakinton.
aeaJ okkIio orOrawliu. W ar- w tcnt
ability frue of eastge .nJ mka o ebwjjr usi-m
wa obtain patcut.
Wa refer bare, to tba IV.. niaaer, lh u.v. ot
Msaay Order Dir. mud u ..rriA-a ef UmC. K. PAtvnt
Office. K..r . irtulr, aovu ten., an I atatxiHwa
o actual clleota In ytntruwn SUta ot county. adkJraa
.4. siov &vo.9
OIMMUta Pal en I ttiSoa. Waahlntfl.ni. !
MRS. li. dYHVN,
next eaV. of S. il. YtiOmtf AtbMty,f
Catting ani Fistiug a Miilitj.
STAMP! C OUmTS, AMJ STAVl
ING DONE TO URGEA.
LESSONS IN PAINTING',
Wednesdays and Thnrdys of esjel
week, and piotui; d betudes i
plaques and o:hwr m M; m:
Nla atior: r
oand.
n i.
UNlVERSITk' OF OliSGON.
EUGENE CITY.
Next leteion begina on Monday the 17th
of September, lstbj. free ". n;Mlp
from every county m the Kute. A p ly to
your Cout.ty Hup -rlntendent
Pour courses : llaaeical, MeteM fie.
Literary and a short Eng'Uli ( u--c in
which Usteej is no Itin, Greeh, freawih or
Herman. Tbs English ta pru-eminei.tly
a limine a Oourko. For rata bt nee or
other infoi mat Ion, sddres
J. W. JOH xr-dN,
t'.e.lii'-i t.
rEACHi-as
. ho a lh to c rc Ural j. radc certificate
should send for N rmal Quektion Book
which contain at it oropage of question
and coiplete an -wcr. I'rke. $1.50 Ad
drea Prof. A. B. hlldefS, Brwnylll(uO
ShpHff's Sale.
In tlie Circuit Court oj tfu StuU 0 Ornjon for
Linn Cunnlij
The AmerleAii Mortgage Coniimny of
Hootland, Limited, PI'.intlrT.
W B Qllaon, l efendant
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
of ao execution and order of aale is
sued out of the above named Court in tho
above entitled suit, 1 will on
Malarday the lt day ot September, 1SHH,
at tbe Court 11 0110 door in the city of Al
bany, Linn county, iregon, at tbe hour of
one o'clock, p. in., 1 1 at public auction
lor caab In hand to the high- at bidder the
teal property deacritied in aid execution
and order of sale as follow, to - wit : The
undivided on fourth of tho following
lands, to-wit : A portion of tLn Donation
Land Claim of Allen Parker, Notification
2312. Claim 37, Townahlp 12, aoulb of
Kange 2 west of tbe Willamette meridian,
commencing at tbe north weat corner ol
said claim, running tlienco eat 40 45-100
chains , thence ao'iih 3i 31-100 chains;
thence west 1 74100 chain - ; thence aoulb
17 0 100 chain t thence weat 38 8 100
chains'; th'-i ? north 5 27 I' O obatna to
tbe plsco cf bjginniug, containing 200
acres. Abo commencing at tbe tiorth
woat corner of said land claim lstt men
tioned, Not. 2312) running ttienro wet 70
rods ; aou.lt rod ; tiieuce eait 70 m is ;
thence 111. rth -08 rod to the place 'f be
ginning, containing 3' seres, tlsoc-m-
meneing at tbe auuibeatt eorDorofH. M,
Ptmnington'a donation land claim, No.
67 ; thence east 118 rods; t'mnco mouth
51 24-100 rods; tbeuct wnt 118 rode;
thence noith 54 24-100 rod to the place of
beginning, containing 40 acret ; together
with ail and singular tho leuemetua,
bereditsinenta, appurtencex thejreto be
longing or in any wise apt eriaihirig, sil
situated in Linn county, Oregon. Tne
proceed arietng from (he ale of erfid rt ai
property to be applied : Finst lo tho coHta
and disbursements of aa'd' ui taxed at
1376 98-100, and accruing co-its. Second to
the pat mcnt to tho Plaintiff, Tho Ameri
can Mortgage Company uf Si-otiand, limit,
ed, tbe euiu of' S1702.05, with aooroihg
interest 1 hereon at the reief lOpirct ut
per annum from the 2nth diy .f Jury,
I8fc8 liiirti, the ovorplti-If any ilu-rebt
lo he pild to 'he le!l inltni, W . ii. Uilhon
or Uin legal repreeeutntivts.
Data! July 3'Jih, 1888
J.iu.n Smalm an,
By D, f. Smith, ftherlfj.
Deputy,
fhc $cmortat
FFICUL ! and APER.
JACOBS OH
FOR HORSEMEN.
Sold by Dnuoiti and uw
The Cbartaa A. Yoga tar Co.. Uatt o., MA
C. L. BLACKMAN,
Smectsaor to E. W. Lmmgtfo.
DBkLBK IS
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
q 'H E I I O LS, BR JSMfiwi
8OAP8. COMBS.
and everything- kept In a rlret olaa limn
Store. Alaoaftus ib?k of pianos sad
organa.
ALBANY. IlKKWPn.
JOHN BRICC8,
FLORIST,
ALBANY OREC
Kiisks a Specialty.
Cctmetory Iota pltnted and attended la
The treatment of many
r.r nose eaawajM
Institute. Buffalo. N. Y..
dad a waat mnmmnnm m ntoatv actont.
lag and thoroughly tenting- remedk for the
cure of WMnan'a peculiar maladlea.
Dr. rieree'e Favorite rreaerlptlon
ia toe omgrowia, or reauic. ot row great
vaiuaoie exi Tnouaanw r t.at
reoatvrd from patient and from pawaV
who have , taaSedlTta the more jam-
tb lr akill. prove It to be the most womfc-rf til
rvraedy ever devlaotl for the rcll.-f n d cure of
auffpiing woasass. It la not rvcotnm-nfet as a
"cur. -all." hot as a moat perfect tfpectfle for
woman a peculiar aiiriK-nia.
Ae powerful, latvlgorsttlng tonle,
it imparts atieogth to (be whole system.
and to the womb and lu aajm uUagea to
Mvtlmta In. i ... I. m A ' .....
trun-Oown.M debillMUVed teacb-rs. milllin rs.
aiiop-tTlrU," bouao-
keepers, nursing mtrthera. nnl Uvttki w
PS?
ly. Ur. Pierces fravortte Pn-ae
avorite Prescript it n
Hii). la-lna- tiii.-'iualtHl
earuuy noon, u-ina unequ
r cordial and rcwtoratin- ionic.
ntftlnc aud flrriiBibrnltia
nervine, MFavortte Prescrlotioo " Is tm-
nuajeu ana mvaiuanin m ausymg and
til aS
amag nervous esciutbiuty, irritaWlity, ex
haustion, proetratioa, hysteria. irn and
other distressing, nervous symptoms eosa
mooJy attendant upon fuucUonal and organ ic
disease of the womb. It induce refrestung
steep and relieves mental anxiety and de
eKnil-nf"y.
Ar. Pfereee Favorite Prescription
ta m legitimate aaedlelne, earefully
skillful
ada
to woman 'a Oltoalat
It Is purely vercUble in its
Eld lxrfectiv harailnH lu Ita
In anv condition of the avaien. Var
roornina sJckniwa or nansea. from whafawer
cause arising, weak stomach. Indigestion, dya.
pr-psla and kindred syniptoma, IU use. In small
Skes, will prove v-ry beneflrlal.
Favorite Prescription is a peal,
five cure for tho moat complicated snd ob
stinate cases of Icucorrhca, excessive flowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural auppreash.na.
prolapsus, or falling of the womb, weak back,
female weaknesa," antevermon. retrov.-raion,
bearing-down sensations, chronic congestion.
Inflammation and ulceration of tbe womb, in
flammation, pain and tcnd.'rri-ss In ovaries,
accompanied with " Internal beat."
' An a regulator and promoter of fun,
tion.ii mMmLsr that erltleal period oi chiinra
from girlhood to womanhood, "Favorite Hre
scription " is a perfectly safe remedial agent,
and can produce only good results. It is
equally cfBcaclous and vulunblo In ita effects
when taken for those disorders and derange,
menta incident to that later and most critical
SSjrioa, known sa " The Chancre of Life."
Favorite Prescription.' when takee
In connection with tho use of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxative
doaes of Dr. Pierce's Purgative Pelk t Little
Liver Pllta) cures Liver. Kidney and tl'.adder
dtoeases. Tliclr combined use also removoa
blood taints, and abolishes cancerous and
scrofulous humor from the system.
"JPAVOPlte I'rcacrlpuon" is tho only
medicine for women, sold by dmgirista, under
a positive go.-truutee, from tbe menu
fscturers, that It will give sullfllactlon In every
or money will tm rerundtHl. Tbia guaran-
IO lj---ri erinLr-d on llm hf41la.mnna.
ana laitnruiiy carried out for many veatw.
t . 1 . 1. a . . 1 ' 1'ZZa m I S
tor larjr lllustrateil Treotlseon Dlseaacsof
World's Dispensary Medical association,
603 Main SL, BUFFALO, If. F.
0. O 0HCBRT,
O.K.PVRBK8
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
ttaohiaists, Millwrights, and Iror
Fonnders.
w
K are now oomplete'y prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines. Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
ana urass Castings.
PATTKBJtg MADE OM AHOBT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing ail
kinds of machinery.
Andrews & Hackteman,
W.LDOUGLAS;
$3.00
SHOE
WARRANTED
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - OREGON
3 .JO : ? x
i t! im
is I & Iv
g g H S " I A
5 Ja n
aUmenta Peculiar to female
Hotel and Sunrical
Iamm
ci awar ism
-jc mmm jmm
"S " VTBSPaHi -w SSBBBBW
up 4
4rv a I V
I
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
sn-ki Notorlty.
Sam PsANcisto, Aug. a.-Alexander
(iohlrnaon.thr notetl umrderer comlemneil
to hang September 14, declared to-day he
will est no more foodtuttil the dav he die.
ie ioiu tne jsusr : -you need not bring
any more fooil here, becsuae I won't tourh
t. Dr. Tanner fitted fort v dn vs. I've eot
orty dsy to live and I don t see why I
ahould not do the name. Why khould 1
cat anvhow t What uood U It aoinit to ilo
me ? It will not lenuthen mv life an hour.
1 nave tnnue up mv inltul and that In all
there n about it."
A Rig Storm .
MiNNKAPoi.ia, Aug., a. Specials from
SL Cloud und Sauk Rspida,. Minn., nUtc
that a moil terrific thunder ktorm occurred
lat night, and torrent of rain fell from
M. until 4 this morning. The water In
the MlsaUalppI river roae feat, and In the
LI. M I A. I I . . . . m
si. wiouh uni eiuni ieet. Many houe
were atruek by lightning, but fortunately
there was no loaa o! life and notlrck. Whole
nelda of wheat are under water and wah
rd out. Two neraona were atruek bv llirht
nlng at Sauk Raplda. put recovered. Many
Itonaca are flooded, arid can only tie reached
dy lioats The damage will be many tfcOSM
nnu of tlollsrs. I hree paftaeuger train on
inc Maimona maa m the yard ut St. Cloud
una on io proceed.
H-O-T.
St. Louia, Aug. i. At o'clock thU
afternoon an electric torm ct In, and re
port at police headquarter to-night thow
that conalderable damage wa done In the
aouthwetern aecllou otthe city. The flag
Htaff on the Southern liotel was struck by
lightning, csuaing great alarm smong the
gucat and attachea of the hotel. At Lafay.
ettc park, Joalln Gardner, park policeman,
waa atruek and Inatanlly killed hy lightn
ing. To-day was the botteat of the eson.
While the othcial hgurc arc given at oS
ucgrcea, atreet reading have ranged above
too. There have been twenty-five pros
tration by heat, Ave of them fatal.
Wali.a Walla, Aug. i. Beginning Au-
guat 1 7, the .c m I -centennial celebration of
the organisation of the flrat Presbyterian
church of Oregon territory will be netd In
thl city, continuing three day. The flrt
Preabyterlsn church of Oregon territory
waa organ laed at Wallatpu, Augut i V iH.tA,
with Rev. II. If - Spauldlng paator and Ir.
Marcua Whitman prealdlng elder.
Kate of a Btaekaudler.
San Fkancihco, Aug. 3.-8 Eisfelder,
manager of a weekly paper called the En
'""". entered the private office of ex
Senator J .unen G. Fair In the Nevada bank
building thl afternoon, and told the Sena
tor he had prepared an article reflecting
greatly upon the Senator's private chat set
er.and which he sld he proposed to publlah
in hi paper unlea given $5000 for it up
preion. The Senator did tot atop to con
ider the propmltion, but struck the black
mailer s powerful Mow and knocked him
down in a corner. Eiaf elder made an at
tempt to draw a revolver but the Senator
returned the attack and the man made a
hat v exlt.paaaing through a room In which
there were a r umber ol clerk, who alo
forcibly alted him to tite atreet.
ThirO-m People Kurnnl
Nr.w York, Aug. 3.Thlrteen people
I were burned to ueath In a lx-tory brick
I building, In the rear of 197 Bowery, thl
I afternoon, and tlx more burned ao badly
1 thjl Ihov u lit nrntkal.lv .11.. .......... ...I
to
art'juk hopttala. The houac waa m
ramahackte-a0air, hidden In the middle of
a biock.andAtheonly entrance waa a narrow
alley from the Bowery.
(wsriag to Uregoe.
Sav K.st isco. Aug. 3Joe IIcAlHIIc,
champion heavyweight pugilist of the
coaat.and severai other well known ftirht
era, leave the city shortly to make a tour
of tbe Mate snd Oregon. They will give
sn exhibition here Saturday, August nth,
and McAuliffe makes sn offer of $100 to
any man ho will aUnd up before him for
lour rounds.
Were Ktorsta.
Chicago, Aug. 3 --A storm which paaa-
eJ over lle city thl evening was the sever
est of thestsaon. Numerous trees on the
boulevard were blown down, but no seri
ous damage was done In 'the city
proper. In the outhwetera suburbs
the hsvoc was greater. A bam at the
lock yard wa struck by lightning
snd set on fire, and 30 bones were
burned ; lo $150100. A rumor was afloat
that a pleasure yacht had been lost in the
lake off Hyde park, but the report could
not nc verified The Laallc atreet tunnel
under hicago hi led with water to the
tiepth of alx feet. Travel wa Impeded un
tli the water wa pumped out. Ii Lake
view a boy was struck by lightning and In
stantly killed. Two home were also atruek
by lightning and demolished.
Tsfg Lost Kopmu. Recently the Dkmo
l-rat mentioned the finding of J. E. Grang
er, who mysteriously disappeared from
Brownsville several years ago, is in Seattle,
where he is attending to hi business of
house moving. The Brownsville corrcs
pondent of tht Lebanon paper gives the
following history of tbe case : "In the
spring of 1804 J. E. Granger, a contractor,
house mover and carpenter, was for the
titneeftidtng with and on the farm of D.
P. Dcpcw, located in the hilla near Oak
Creek. Mr. Grenger wa about to purchase
the farm of D. P. Dcpcw, having it ia atat
ed paid a certain amount uf money down
and giving a mortgage for the ha'ance, af
ter which he departed for Albany, where
he remained a number of day, eventually
returning to the Dcpcw farm, and com
plaining of ill health he remained for aome
daya, principally In the room he occupied,
being cared for by the family. On the day
of his disappearance he arose at a late hour
and declining breakfast started from the
house, stating that he intended paying a
visit to some near neighbors. Neighbor
and friends organized searching parties
and the hiiia and ravines were thoroughly
searched, it being surmised by some that
being In poor health the missing man had
wandered away ami perished In the wood
others had no hesitancy in giving their he-
iiei mat inurucr nao neen committed ami
the body hidden away in some ravine or
patch of dense brush surrounding the farm.
All search and inquiry was futile and no
trace of the missing man could be obtained,
and the case was given up us one of those
mysterious events which time oniy can
solve."
Reaciiet) Heaven.- At the summit of
theS'skiyous is a long tunnel through
which the regular train daily passes. This
shaft through the mountain top happens to
cross the line between Oregon and Califor
nia, so that a person in traveling from that
State to this, enters the tunnel in California
and leaves it in Oregon. Last week when
the weather waa so hot in our sister State
that the thermometer, at midnight, stood at
too In Sacramento and was ten degrees
higher at mid-day and every one was suf
fering from the oppressive heat, our train
suddenly dashed from that tropical region
into the tunnel we have describcd,and when
it came out into the cool shade on the Ore
gon iue of the mountain, an enthusiastic
excursionist burst forth "out of California
through the dark portal into Heaven."
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Ail we ask of excursionists is to yisit Ore
gon and California both when they come
west. Review.
Two Ribs Broken. On Monday last Mr.
Vinson waa driving some cattle along the
road his hotae stumbled and fell, throwing
birn 011 a small stump, striking him in the
eft side aud fracturing two ribs. Dr. Lam
berson was called and attended to his injur
ies. The old gentleman is some 83 years of
age and a good citizen, and we deplore this
accident to him. Bxprcin. .
TKMPRUANCK COLUMN.
EuMtwl sy Albany W. 0. T, U.
IS IT RKIKT?
I it right t build churches to aava mru,
and at thaaatna timo liaennK ahnp tli '. ih-
troy thsm?
Is it right to tiokiisa a man to awlt that
which will make a man drunk, and than pun
ah the man for beiog drunk?
Is it right to iieeuae a man tu make pau
per, and than tax sober men to take ears of
them?
la it right to llcenao n aloon to teach vice,
and then tax people for school1 to tesoh vir-
tura?
Ia it right to derive s itvtaue tut f
trallio which no decent ntsn dafundt?
Is It right to teach your boy not to drink
ami then vote to license a piece whnrti ha
may ha taught to driok?
Ia it right to taaeh your boy In he nonfat,
and then vote to license a place where ho
may be taught to gamble?
Is it right to teach a boy to restrain his
passioas, and then vote to lieente a place
wh ere his went paaaioua will be inflametl?
Is it right to tske cats of your own hoy,
and vote to licenae a place which will ruio
your neighbor's boy?
Ia it right to preach joatiue sud charity,
aad thee, vote to licenae a thing which rohg
the wMowe and orphana or their bresoT
(Joveruor Martir, ot Kanaka, recently pat
doned s priooer in that atete upon the onn
dition that he will f never abatajn from the
ass of intoxicating liquors. ( loveroor l'en
noyer vould be vt t d a tit aobjeet fir the in
aaoe aaylum if he ah tuld dare to do auuh an
set in Oregon.
The Union iynol makea the following
comment: "There are aaven preaideutiaT
ticksts in the field.'' "There was an old
woman who lived ia a shoe, ahe had ao many
children ahe didn't know what to do." 'es,
verily!
At the risk of being charged nU tliird-
part .late, we VSO tare to give two defined
position. The republican platform aaya:
"I he lirt concern of ail good government
w the virtue and aehrtety of the people snd
the purity of tba home. The republican par
ty cordially sympathises with all wise snd
well dirccten efforts for the promotion of
lemperabce and morality. ins fallowing
was unssimoualy adopted by the ..National
i-uiuor lisalsraJtsaoeiatton :
Resolved: That wa are in fyor ef both
puhho snd private morality and good order
and popular education.
Kesslyod: That we taoit earnestly fsvot
temperance and most atrongly oondemn in
tern peranoe. We recognise aad admit the
evils that result from the abuse of all kinds
of 1 1 1 uora. and condemn in tba trongat
terms evary plsee, hy whatever name known,
that encourages or permits bis abuse.
VV huh is the stronger?
Hotaa BuR.san at Sc id. From Mr.
Daly, who arrived In the city last Friday
we learn the particular of the burning of
the residence of Dr. J. L. Martin, of Scio
About eyotocfc Wednesday evening Mr
Dsly vsa going home when be dlov
crcdafircln Dr Martin's abed. Tbe resi
dence wa located on the east side of
Thomas creek, and Mr. Daly wa on the
opposite side. He gave the alarm, which
was promply responded to hy the fire
men. The lose, when laid, proved to be
fifty feet too short. Then it was attached
directly to the Mill hydrant and a man
warn the creek with it, but the boc came
apart in the middle of the stream. A
stream was finally obtained in time to save
the doctor' bam ; but the house was en
tirely consumed with a small part of the
doctor's furniture, together with some be
longing bo Prof. Ionsway, which had been
stored there. Had the hoc been long
enough the house could have been saved.
Theloa wa about $1100. The house,
which wa one of the best in the city, was
worth $900 or $lOart, and the furniture lot,
about )ioo. There was no insurance car
ried. Cheap Transportation. A case re
cently occurred in thi city that would
have been very promptly investigated by
the Portland Sunday papers, and colored
until you cou drt't see the beck ground. A
man, wifeand three children came to this
city, tented a house and the man aent to
work at good wage. One day the husband
ClRlrneJ to be jealou ; he said another
man was Interfering with hi family affairs.
His wife became mUsing, but was prompt
ly hunted up by the husband and taken
home. Then one dav the husband failed to
appear. He hsd tied leaving his wife and
children without a cent, where no one
knew. Several philanthropic people tcok
up a subscription, raised a nice sum of
money and sent the woman, children and
effects to Portland, where it is now suspect
ed, the husband waa awaiting her and they
are probably living together in that city.
Some think it was juat a ruse to obtain
cheaptransportntion rates.
The Scio Branch. The citizens of
Scio held their adjourned railroad meeting
the Jirst of laat week and made a formal
contract with the Oregonian Railroad Co.
for the building of a branch tb that city.
The attendance was large. The esUtmatcd
cost of the road wa given as $1700. Dur
ing the meeting $1200 wa raised and
the balance ha lnce been subscribed
to within a few dollar. Ed Goins put
his name down for $300 5 Hon WH
Ham Cvrus, $100 ; Peter Smith, $100 ;
Peter Bilyeu. $100 ; D Meyers, $100, and
others In smailcramount. Bid. were im
mediately advertised for for doing the grad
ing, furnishing and laving the ties and
building the bridge, either separately or
all together.
Blooded Stock. Dr. G. W. Gray, of
thia city, is also becoming interested in
blooded cows. A few days ago he pur
chased of Mr. L Elder, who recently arrived
here from Ohio with a car load of Short
Horn, a cow, calf and a two year old heif
er. Each of these is registered and has a
pedigree of a very high order. Mr. Elder
has considerable stock left of this breed,
which he wishes to dispose of.
Trial No. 2. The second trial of Charles
Miller for the assault of a Lebanon Celestial,
eame off Friday, aud lasted from 9 a. in
until 9 p. m. The jury after being out about
half an hour brought iu a verdict of guilty,
and tbia morning the defendant was lined
$25 and costs, whioh were quite heavy. The
expense of the trials waa greatly increaaed by
bringing them to Aioany, necessitated by
the Lebanon Juatice refuaing to take the
ease. Considerable feeling haa grown out of
tbe matter.
Prospects. Over ten years ago, an' old
resident tells us, it was confidently pre
dieted by nearly everybody here that Albany
would have a population of at least fifteen
thouiand. The ten year are past and we
have about three thousand. Now we are pro
dieting big things for the next few years
While aome are skeptics: about tne city ever
being anything very enormous, alt generally
declare ic has the best prospects of any place
in the yalley.
sy
New embroidery just received at W F
Read's
FOR PILES.
Itehiug Piles are known by moisture like Tueapira
iou producing a very disagreeable Itching after get -itig
warm. This form as wall aa Blind, Bleedifg an I
protruding Piles, yield st once to the application of
Dr. Boaanko's I'll remedy, which sets directly upo 1
tbe prU affected, absorbing tbe tumor, allaying thi
intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 6)
cants. . Address The Dr Bosanko Medicine Co , Piqn .
O. Sold by M, A, Miller,
Children Cry fori
fiCMK ANU AflltOAI.'.
Tlf URSfMY.
Mr. Thna, Mnteith ia horn from atrip to '
V attiina Hay.
Mrs. (lu. Hteiger, of I' .rtLm 1, n yia.ting
frtnnd iu thta city.
Stlem i lighted by electricity, th work
there haying hcju start I up again.
Marahsl IIavo returned lat evsnine from
a trip to the Sound, fie wa much pleased
particularly with Seattle.
Win, Faber, the brewer, left s few dsys
Ma forlermny. Mr. Faber made a good
clean up iu btiin4s hers.
Prof M V K ork, of Michigan, will can
vass Oregon in the interest of the National
Prohibition ticket.
Mr Henry Clark, of thl rhy will do the
brick work on the new hotel st A- Maud, tke
largest in Southern Oregon.
Jo I'urdum and faintly arrived in the city
this noon. Mr t'ardom lakes chsrge of the
tr ; oinee wniie jrir Jester ru it testes.
C K Chase, of Corvallis, has been io tbe
city to-day. Mr Chase is getting op a oar
load of fruit to ship to Spokane Falls.
Mr. Harry Woodio, of this city, has ao
oc p td a position in the furniture establish
ment of Kugene lioey, of Portland, and will
begin his dutiesjthis week.
Mrs K J O'Conner, who has disputed of
her miliinery business to Miss Ida Urmh will
continue in prwsossion of the same not I the
middle el tin month.
During July there were 103 arr.- t in
Portland, 91 ( f whioh were for druuka, and
moat of tbr iu for uaase arising out of the
drink habit, and so it goer, everywhere.
Malarial poisons contain the germs of dan
gernos diseases. If thtse poisons accumulate
in the yst.-m. Typhoid, Bilious, letermittei t
44. ta 4 I JL m ll A 41 A
or vnui lever is sum to miiow. Avers Aime
Care is a warranted specific for rosUris.
Chronic catarrh usually iodic tes a scrof ul
cus oondition of the system, and should be
treat-d like chronic n!. era and esuptioos.
through the blood. Thii disease hss been
cured, in huudrrd ef esse, by the ure of
Ayt-r s Saraapanlls. Price $1. Sis bottle. $5
FRIDAY.
Oee. Howard is ia favor of doing away
Willi roil Kiainetn.
You B. t paced a mile yesterday, at Cleve
land, iu .':Ooi', the t a test on record.
Mr. Chas Mdler haa charge of tbe Albany
O. P. during Mr. Smith abseoos in the
East.
A geniluman from the Albany prairie says
Air Ira Vox a wheat averaged 3. bushels per
acre.
Mr. Bunnester and daughter, Mildred
-ami Miasea Annie and Kittie Aithonse, are st
the Hiy.
I no county Judgeship cootett io Leas
county wa decided in favor of Judge Scott,
the present tncumunt.
Mr. Pter Smith, of Joh. ia io ibe city t
day. He ssys lbs branch road to that city
la a fact anyway.
Oats can be bought f it 25 cents per I uahe
st this city, and 62 esnte will Le paid for
wneatlo .lny (,t the Parrm-re Warrhoure.
Sam Cooper, of Sodavitle. waa in the city
.a. a a a t a at ,M at '
yesterday helping to spend the aurplea,
Tb Mogotian pheasant has three HM
years from November before it can be legally
slaughtered, and then we'll bet 00 tbe
pheasant
Mr. J. M. i'lsogher, of tbe Forkr, is io
trie city to day, proving up oa bis laud claim
He inform u t hat he will teach the Kern
Ridge school the coming wiater.
The Win. M toag ami N. S Beutiy are
mngat the U. 1 . wbsrla ia (JorvaUie, and
will be paiotavj bvfore starting oat again
I he water u too 1 now lor navigattou.
Waiter Parker, J as Black be rs, Prank Simp
son bay l win Mutee arrived borne to-day
from the mountain. Harry Day. who was
one of the arty .preceded them several daya
ago. A most ol them are under tsreoty-oue
wa won't pretend to give the uutnbrr of h.h
they caught and deer ahoL
- r 1. !.. ,' . DAILY.
Cashier Chamtrlin. of the Firat Nations
Hank, waa lu Salem, yesterday.
there are a Nrga ettt.ber of camper at
cVoUvilie.
lr. L. E B am arrived hmn tins morn
lag trout San Pranctaeo.
Es County Clerk Andrews waa m the city
yeaUrday attending the Miller trial.
Mr. J. B. McFArlaud, of the Kw.t Home
country, has been in the city to day.
The 15th Oregon report are now ready for
delivery by the Clerk of tba goprenia Ourt.
"Buly"Brunk and familt, of the Warm
Springs Agencj , are vih'Ang at his fathers
in Kola
Tho. hi; , of Brewnavillr, ia ia the eity
W won ou t mtnd n-ti-g Mr. Kry her ,tG5
days in the esr.
A veryettliiug piece uf neas wbicb tbe
f)gMo rat ia abl to give to its readers to
sight is thtt this morning's e land tiaia
was oa time.
Dr. Powell, form rally of Ihanon, ia now
located at Spokane Pali, where, we nndei
ftatd. he haalsaadc set en! rieh strikes in
real state.
J P. Stub 'el'sid,. f Wt 1 a Wa la,i in the
city. Mr. Sitib blcfield Will ret orn home
next Monday, und will fetch son oil tbe com
ing a tutor.
Blain haajut received some Cleveland and
Harrison hau. They are the same except
tbe former has a light baud at d tba latter a
blaak band.
Tbe f ur greatest NunnhU uf Albany have
thsir thing already packed for a trip to
Southern Oregon, to-wit : Judite Serabao,J.
J. DnbruilteTA. Ktio and C. W. Watta.
Theie are three American women who are
not cbhged to kip over to the Poatoflice for
a tamps every iimethey writs a letter. Mrs.
Plk, Mr. Oartield ami Mra. Grant are the
fortunate threa, the government having given
them the franking privilege,
A couple Nebraska geutlemou, former
neighbors of Mr. ('asU. baye l-en in th
oity juat lookiug around, They were very
mnch pleased aith Albany and the proa
pecta here; bat are pretty will tird down
with Nebraska o)c!oue property aud may
not get away.
Mr. Long, an old leaideot uf Lans county,
who recently bought of Mr. A. Bush the Cul
Itoed dwelling bouse, 011 High Street, near
Chemt-keta, is having ie greatly improved.
Mr. Howard is raising ir, and will build a
basement under it. This, v.ith paint and
other adorn menta, ill greatly improve the
appearance and make the building a very de
airahle family residence,-- Salem Journtit
A Stolicv IIorsk. Mr. Kennedy, the
agent for threshing machines, went up to
his home In Linn county, Saturday, south
of Stayton, and informs the Statesman that
the horse stolen from A'ex Montgomery
on the 15th of July returned home about
tftc 26th, showing evidence of very hard
usage. The theory generally accepted in
that neighborhood is that young McVav,
who stabbed his brother in Benton county,
went that way In tils night and "borrowed "
the animal to hasten his exit. Ibis belief
obtains strength from the fact that Mc Va
worked in the neighborhood last winter and
was well acquainted there. It is supposed
that when turned loose the youne mare
made her way back without assistance over
the same road. Statseman.
Letter List.
Following i the list ot letters remaining In the Poet
Offioe, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Aug. 2nd, 188?,
Person oalllug for these letters must give the date on
which they were advertised :
Baker, Mr Fred
Berry hill, Geo
Cuddy, Mra vv D
farrell, Oeorir
Tinnle Edward
Pag. F II
Warner, Mrs Nsncy
Bridiree, Miss Am tnda
Bridgefsraier, Mr M A
Click, Mrs Sarah
Flemming, Mis Hattle
Miller, Hi;
Smith, Mrs Sally
Lewis, C K
tt, THOMPSON, . M
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 had Children, she gave them Castoria
Pitcher's Castoria.
for Infants and Children.
i.isrisswiiiiMHiwils,wilsiiiwiMS a
t remimd it a superior to nay preaci-ipUon I
kaowa to ma." 2L A. Aaxssa, M. D. , I
maOstMaBrookljra,K. T.
TKr
spume 11
JBLXJLJ W.
fSi?r
Send to:
JSH
TPfc
rVla "
Stewart & Sox,
BROKE.
the lumber in on p.-,iy. We nan furnish
to biitdera an J ca.raovr. rugh.t'ar
or flrlabing
LUMBER,
on abort notice. This lumber is out from
the het yet low fir. rafted from thj cele
brated McKtoatetiinbsr ri na and tnanu
tactured tt Uoburg. Any q-iautlty can be
furnished at Alby at low prices It
needs n rt nini lU-a est qiihy
CEDAR POSTS, B9XINC
LATH, PICXETS
andinnbsrofall kin Hon our yard con
stantly. Don't or Jer without seeing or
bearing trim 01. We will aaye you
money.
HAMMER' I BROS.,
lban .Linn Co Cfi
CHEAPEST AND BEST
FENCE MADE.
Be Shelleberger Combination Fence
It la aa strong as plank fencing.
It will last throe times aa long.
It does not injure atock, being as visible
aa plank.
It proie-ta ail your crops from ali stock
bred upon a farm.
It la dog proof, protecting abeep from
dogs and wolvee.
It ! endorse j ,y 200.000 of tbe beat
farmers in lberWet,a fully fllliog every
claim we make for it.
It wilt turn a pig, bull, horae, bog, calf,
sheep d g or ball grown fovl.
It will save evry farmer $110 no a mile
on every mile offence he builds
It is tbe strong-!, rhespest, moat dura
ble, and perfect farm fence on earth.
It forma tbe moat perfect combination
of two riisteriaiw.makiug them inseparable
and equally durable, combining as it
doee, . be neatness and e egaiu-o of iron
with tba Mtren.it b snd onrabid'y of steel,
f Planed snd painted, it makes a fine fet.ee
for tbe oity.)
Price, only SOe. to G5e. per rati.
FRANK SIXES,
Ageut,
Bark ofStowart A Sox's, Albany Oregon
CaI. DILMIaV
WH ) 'aRtAfBrU VCtj'AOrURBR OK
FURNITURE,
MAGNOLIA MILLS,
.JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Propiretor.
11; 11L furtiNh sacks to farmers at:d
v V receive wheat
at tbe usual rates of
storsge. Tho
for same.
highest market prioe paid
Best Magnolia Hour always on hand, for
sate or exooange at reasonable rates.
at
JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
Administrator's Notice of Final
Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Administrators de bonis aon of tl e
estate of Martin Costello, deceased, have filed
their Anal account in the office of the County
Clerk for Liun county, Oregon, and the
County Court for said county have fixed
Monday the Ilrd day or September, 18SH,
at the hour of one o'clock, p. m. for hearin 5
objections, if any tc said tinal account, and
settling aaid estate.
Sam May,
Lkvi Douolas,
Administrators, de bonis non of said estate.
J. K. Weather vord,
Att y for Administrator's.
FOSHAY & MASON.
-ytnauii and KSTAib-
Druggists and Booksellers
Agents for John B. Alden's publications,
whioh we sell at publisher's prioss with
aostageaddad.
ALBANY, OttK30N.
.aafMaf
sHP
Am9u -
vaswrncum univwm"i
.KJHff5: Ti.Z
SST
Without iajttrtoua raeoaUoo.
di-
Tea Cnrraca Comfaxv, 77 Murray Htreet, 9. Y.
I Bs
'HZ BEST-
THS aHARKf f '
ice List
it
Agents, Albany, Or.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS
AU kinds ol rough, dressed
and seas. lumber ,Latbx
pickets kept cjostantly en
Band Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
Are sclnxwlwrl-red the heat, betej hardier,
more productive atu yield better crop.
WXXm ILT.rSTKATED CATALOGUE
tiiAiUe oclj U bsct eVo, saailaS Iras aw afvO-
raiiss. warn ran it.
X. X. a-&.-?r ate 00.,
a FieatsT Aito Uusawh, t. Pa, mi
U O. POWKLI- W. X. BILTXC
lOW ELL. & BILYEU,
j ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
iiuu 'V ... a .v . a . ai ' miu. i o
A LB AMY. - - ORkWUIk.
Collect fooH promptly made on all points.
Loans negotiated 00 reasonable terms.
yaTT Office in Foster's Brick. -a
vlinlMf.
T. J. STITES.
ATTOHNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Public.
U3V,., OEGON.
FRANCIS PFEIFFER.
PROPRIETOR OF
Albany oda Works
And M an u fact u rers.of
GHOIOB OOSFIUTIOHEHY,
We are now prepared to eel at whole
sale, always fresh and pure at Portland
prices to dealers. We also keep a full
line of
Nuts and Tropical Praits.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At Lav
-AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in all of the Courts o
.'lis state. AU business intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
Referee's Sale.
I the Ct remit Court of tie State of Ore
gon, for I. inn County.
11 A Holman snd Julia Hoi man his wife.
Ollie shetb u and Hainan Shetbon ber
husband, and Elisabeth Hohnan, Plain
tiffs. vs.
Tern pa Hunt and Leaudor Hunt, her hus
band, Mary Hannah and Thoa Hannah,
her husband, Jeremiah Holman and
Klvlna Holman, his wife Isaac Holmau,
Kliaabeth Strong and Wm. Strong, her
husband, Calisterio Forgey and Eliaa
Forgey, her husband, Martha Hill and L
Hill, her huhbsnv!, Lottie P.eid and Thoi
Rerd. her husband, Jeremiah Whidby and
Josephine Vvhidby, hlr wife, Martha Lan
ders and Jno Landers, her husband,
Jennie Caldwell and Floyd Caldwell, ber
husband, Sarah Hunt and Lyman Huut,
her husband, Mollle Sanders and D San
ders, her husband, John Whidbv.Monroe
Whidby, G H Whidbv. Thos Whidbv.
and Wm ltennett. Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given thst the un
derslnged, the Referee duly appointe
ed by tbe above entitled Court in th
above entitled cause to make sale ef tbe
premises hereinafter described, will pur
suant to an order of said Court in said
cause duly made snd entered of record
on the 12th dsy of March, 185, at tbe
Court House door in Albany in said ooun
ty on
Saturday the WSh day or Aagust, isss,
at tbe hour of one o'clock in tbe afternoon
of said day sell all the right, title, interest
and estate or each of the Plaintiffs and
Defendants herein in and to the fo lowiug
described premises, to-wit: The south
east quarter and tbe south half of tbe
northeast quarter ol Section sixteen lu
Townshto 10. S R 1 E. Also the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter of
! Section ten, Townsbip HSR 1 w. Also
beginning at tbe southeast corner of lot
one in Section three iu Townsbip 12 S R
I w, aud running thence west seventy -two
rods ; thenoe north seventy-six r s ;
tbenoa east seventy-two rods; thenje south
seventy six rods to the place ot beginning,
all situated in the Willamette meridian in
Linn county, Oregon, containing 814
acres. Terms of sale cash in band,
Wm. Cybus,
Referee,
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