The state rights democrat., August 17, 1888, Image 4

Conrad Meyer.
-PKOPKIKTOR OK-
STAR BAKERY,
Omw Broadalbin and First Sts.,
- DEALER IN-
tetsmeU rrntts.
Dried Fruit.
Tobaeeo,
Cunf' Mt,
ilnecnwwMrc.
Vegetable,
CTgr
HKmr, Hl,
Klr Etc..
In fact evarytb.hu tbV. H kept In a gen
ml vsrtety and grocery store. Hight
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR -
Prompt ltt3ntian-Fir8t-3las3 Hearse
gf After busin h ur csll at residence
earner Fifth n l Rtksr
J. P. HAIL,
Albany, Or., Agent for
Golunbia Bicycle and Tricycles.
New stock cf iJJSS pattern bkycle jut
received. Bargain in second hand whiels
all size and pike. Call ami examine
stuck or send for catalogue fi .re,
Riiss House.
J. GrI 13 LI IV,
Proprietor.
Tnu hou h now o,u aail famished
with th be-: now faruiturf. Kvir thing
etaui u I ot mm tias, ouVrtt g to tin ku
rd pub.ic saprricr accomm'x'at ! to may
i 1 tha ' it v.
'18 YAQUINA UOUTE.
Jrjjoa Pud; Riilroad
iiIoj n ntt U -cjiiv
nbip Cue.
4 SttHfll
Hi MVAi A)&Tt I
a mm less rm
lh 11 bi .'iv oth IT r rlt.
K.rt-i. str4JI ntmir .- and
fMlil'. till 1 fr. u P rt! a I t id Alt MiUU
iu tli Vtl l fit it V 1 1 10 tit I ftfl
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Arnv Cu'tilu, I'jc , . mi. ji..l faiii.-j, , 4. , V. U.
BoaU make uluto o hi miction at Alnau
ua traiua of mi Oregon r:in.; iuiin.j.
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('4iiut ruu in4 OregM Deeiopm!!'
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rou-o ..L .Vi .i.i, Jt CWvaili, iuJ li Ue
MuJi lo gval ITfeMeigi i aUouid arrange to
rriv at YtKiuiaa i iu evening 0i re titile
01 14111114.
4.eir aaal f.eUht Kate, alwa11 .tea
r..r 1 if -r, 11 .1. j 4;.irl, Freight and
' f.oA j. a it, AI04.1,, n iiOli ilerll, Jr., O. IT.
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lM a I Arrive
Albany
I . 'n I til
Albany
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10 a M
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2:46 r a
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LLA 3Jr7f SLEP83.
Oar 3
w lstm 1 . t .,, t nt e taiK'lata PAae
ajeea, aataawe ti UraMTraa,
Wl M tt'ivialuii.
arifgiM' t"r.if itu cf t,uta,
a VlL rati UAIuV (ex tspt H mi It y )
Win. Foitmiller,
0 A M I Lotve Portland Arrivu 0:16 r a
t it t a I Arrive Oirvillla Leave 1:80 m
at' 1 144 rVIS4ttVlwT (oxujp. ita-ldiy.
5J r a 1 L t ive Finland Arriva tf:00 a a
Ira! Arrr e M igniuvtlla Lave 6.45 a a
.VtAlavtf n I ij irvalli 1 oouiiect witn trainn of
Or iu I'acifli, ttaii rood
K .rfali inf jrtmti.jn rea-diri rataa, amps, etc.,
on company 'a Afuut.
R. KOEMLBK, . P. ROGERS,
4titr A't J..K. ail P. A
Do You Want Furniture ?
IP YOU DO 110 TO
Woodin & Willard.
where you will tlm! the best mtko and
finest finished
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS ANO
LOUNGES,
AUo a line Hue ot
PICTURE FRAMES,
end a hundord dltt'itront ntyltn of
Mouldings.
Picture frames made to order.
The largest end beat stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept iu Albany. Prloes reasonable.
First National Bank
Or A Mil SI. ORKUON. -
i u ruN
.... . K. YOl'MU
OKO. K. OIIAMOKHLAIN
Vic HrsKliil
CAUlr
TRANSACTS A GENERAL hankim; busing
ACCOUNTS KEPT .ubjoct to ctwv..
BIOItT RXCHANUK wit Ulo-rrihl triitr, mA
mi Nw York, Hu FYancUou, Chiuagu ami ISr
OoULECTIOIS MADE uii hunhl term.
MpMMg
i. K Toe. Oao K CitmiMutn
L I Hi. v. v L. fuss,
Wilts K Trsaau..
MCAUSTER & WOODWARD.
Homeopathic Physicians & Surgeon1
Obatctrkf. 1 rr iiint af Chtonif lia
eaeea ol woman nud children a k)H'lalt.
All call prompt I v attended tlav and
nhiht.
Office in theFlinn Block.
"JimWestfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full Mnn of Chinese good of all klnda on
hand. A m full line of
JAPANESE COODS.
0RE63H Pi ! OOHTRiCTJi,
lor tbla section.
Laborers furniabed on nhrt notice fo
any purpose.
Oppoiit S E Young's, Albany.
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PTJBUC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF THE
Kptxial AtttsitUon ifivrn to
Pelloe'a Tataple.
City Market.
M
. HYDi Prop
Freh meats constantly on hand,
ccrner of First and Ferry Streets.
Ncai
Homeopathic Physician,
R8. M, E. IfcOOY. If. V., HOMEOPATHIC
i-bveieian. ofllo and rtulei. o.nirr . Hr
And laSer Strata, Albany. OSaSSS, Chruk dlaeaa.e
P" laity. Conaulttau lew. OtBea httti a : 10 a. tr.
salt ant aud S t & p. m.
O
Tbo BUYERS' GUIDB Is
issuod March snd Bept.,
each year. It ia an ency-
clopodir. of useful infor.
'matlon for ail who par.
ehase the luxuries or tho
necessities of life. We
can olothc yon and furnish you with
all tho nocssaary snd unnecessary
appliance-, to ride, walk, don co, rdeep,
oat. fish, hunt, work, so to church,
or stay at homo, and in various sixes,
styles and quantities. Juat flours out
what ia required to do all these thing-
COMFORTABLY, snd you osa make s fair
estimate of tha value of the BUYERS'
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to psy postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, UL
PATENTS
bUitiau, and ail uthr luiua la tha V a l ateu
"tue attviMlctlaU. to l- r m.idorata leak.
ir oOlca la oppaiM tbe I. . .S Patent Offitt., i1
'"ii "Stain I'aici.u ka tuna than tboae run tt
r'Mii Waahinrtmi.
n tt modfe or IrafJS'u Wa ar" Ui patent
itillty frea uf irHarjfC . aiJ waiuaAa o obAryr unluas
.tbudii patent.
Wc rater here, U Hit PusiBSSSter, the hu.it. ef
4SSSJ Order Oiv. an.lt.. olheisls of that', h Patent
"Saw Vor ciixubw, ailvwa, ttnm, and efarence
. ttaal eiienU in yuur awn Stats or county, sJdrses
c a. hox a, ico.,
OVpeait Patent Office. Waaliiufton, D .
Executor's Notice.
NOTICE is b re by given that t'ie under
sigjed has been duly appointed by the Coun
ty Court of Lion county, Ur gnu, Executr z
of ths lost a ill nod tetamett of W. K. Mc
Farlaod. deceased. All persons bsvtog olaims
against said estate are hereby notified and
required to present thessrne with tbe proper
vouchers to tb undersigned in Albsn), Ore
gon, within six months from tbe dite hereof.
Hated August Oth, 1888.
Camilla McFakland,
Executrix.
Sheriff's Sale.
a fAe Circuit Court of tht State of Oregon for
Ltnn Vounty.
Toe American) Mortgage Company of
ncouanu, i.imiicu, r-i'.intlir.
W B Qiieon, refondant
NOTICE is hereby given tLst by virtue
of su execution and order of sale is
sued out of tbe sbove named Court In the
above eutltled suit, I will on
Saturday the 11 day of September, IRKS,
at the Court Houe door in the citv of Al-
b my, liinu county, r iron, at ihe hour of
one o'clock, p. in., sell at public, auction
lor cssb in bsnd to the high- at bidder tbe
isal property tlescrib"d in aid execati mi
and order of mmIo aa follow, to wit : 'I be
undivided 00s fourh of the fi lowing
landa, to wit : A portion of two Oonaiiou
Land Claim of Allen Parker, 'oilticitiion
2112. Cls.m 37, lownship 12 aouth of
rtsnge 2 west of the Willamelta meridian,
commencing st th uorthweat corner ot
ssid claim, running thenco bast 40 45-luO
chains, thence aouth 3 1 31-100 chains;
thence west I 74-100 chain 4 ; thence aouth
17 90 100 chains ; thence wwat 38 8 100
chains ; thtice north 1 27 i 0 ch.iina to
tbe placo cf beginning, oontainiug 200
acres. Aho uommtmcinu; at the uorth
woht corner of said laud claim Isst men
tioned, (Not. 23i2j running thence west 70
roJs ; Mm h 61 rod ; luetics ea 70 ro la ;
thoiice m.rth 08 rods to the place (A bn
giunlng containing 3)ncro4. tlaocom-
menofiu at the houihetrt corner of S. M,
FtmnlUgUMs's donation land claim, No.
hi; thence eaet 118 rods t':senco routb
64 24-100 PUtfSf t bunco we t 118 rode;
thence noith 54 24-100 rods to the place of
beginning, containing 40 acre ; together
with all and singular the tenements,
hereditament, sppurteocea thereto be
:onging or in any wise appertaining, all
idtUMiciJ in Linn county, Oregon. Tno
proceeds arlaing IV in the Mile of asid real
prooei tvo be applied : Firbt to tho costa
snd dibtir0nriMUH of said suii taxed at
f376 98-100, and accruing cost. Second to
the payment. U tho PUiutitf, The Ameri
can Mortgage Company of Scotland, limit
ed, (be sum of $1702.05, with accruing
intnresi . ihereon at tlin rate of 10 per cent
p.T annum fom tbe 2oth day of .Jim-,
1888 'third, the overplna if any thereby
to l pti'i to b I)etVtidant, W. B. Uilson
or hi iegi representative.
Dtted July 30th, 1KS8
J us Smallman,
By D. Smith, bberifl. ,
Oepuiv.
tlhc gewocvat
OJNUU NTY fiPk
mm QiTanfi p
APBlt.
JACOBS 01
FOR RHEUMATISM.
$20,000 LOST.
COL. D.J. WILLIAMSON,
Ex-U. S. Consul
at Callao, Peru,
w Ikikk fuo-almlle
aignntnre from
hla teatiinonial
in here ahown.
atatea:
"I was a help
less cripple for
years from rheuma
tism, spent $20,000
In vain, then used St.
Jacobs Oil, and it cured
me."
KM by DntpgUU sad Deal
ert rrytaAtTf.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.,
HAUUiaiiK. .vii.
DO fell feel dull, langnlil. lowmlrtted. life.
leas, and indoavrltmhly nilacrable, both phjal
eaily and inenully; rxprltncj a aooao of
fuUnesi or blmxtina after t-aUiiur. or of "gone-
nssa," or emplinM wf atotim.-h In tin, luorn-ina-.
toosuo (taxUnt. bitter or bad taste In
mouth. irrtTrular ap-tn'. dlltua. frtHutmt
lM-attttti.-a, blurml eyraiaht, " tlnatlnir aiHk."
twfore the eyea, n. rvona priatraiu,n or e
iwueUon. irritability of tempt-r. hot lluahett,
aJternatlns with chUlr aamaatioes. sharp,
MUrui. tranatent patna nere and there, ould
lt, drowalneaa after meats, wskefuineaa, or
uiaturixMi an 1 unrerrcaoins SHSfA I
IndsscribaiJle feeling of Oresd, or of
tag eaJamit) f
if you as
ve alL or any considers ble number
of these aymptoina, you am Buffering- from
that most common of American maladiss--
HUtoua lrH ta, or Tonid Liver, saeo plated
with Dyapepsls. or lndlgeetton. The wore
Heated your dtareaxi has become, the
sr the number and diteraily of aymp.
no matter what etaujre It has rewrhed.
rees Clolden n du l KHecoverv
wiil aubdue It, If takm neo inline to direc
tion for a wssnnablq lenyth of time. If not
corrd. tmpiicatiofw multiply and ( "on 11 mo
tion of tin- Luna-. Hktn l: a. it. nrt Olaeeae.
Hhrumatiam. Kidney lkesse, or other grave
maiatiiee am quite imti- to t in ana, sooner
or later, induce n fniai termltmtlon.
Dr. I'lcn r' Cioltfen Hdlr nl DIs
rovery ana puwerlully upon tbe Liver, and
throuab that great LIimxI-purifying organ,
cifanat' tb yttn of all blotKl-uinta and Im-punui-a.
from whatever oauae a rising. It la
equally efficacious In acting upon the Kid
neys, and other excretory organs, eissnaiog.
streuatiM-ning. and ha-olmg tiwir diseases. As
an appetuinir, rcatoratlvo tonic. It promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
both beeti and strength. In malarial dletrtrta.
that woii'fcrrful tuftn-ino haa gained great
rt lebrit v in curing Fever and Ague. Chills and
Fever, fiurab Ague, and kluUrml dlssssss.
Dr. Pierce's Cioldcu Ptetltcal Dts
CURES ALL HUMORS,
from s common IJIoteh. or Kmptkm. to the
worst 8cr. fu la. Halt-rheum. Fsver-aorea.''
fiosly or bough Bkln. in short, ail dlsssjis
ny ttul wikki aro conrim nMl ly this
ill. purifying, and Imigornimg meli-
ttrvat Ruling t'ler-rs rspbllv heal undi-r
Its benign Influence. Kapceially baa It manl-
i.-at-i us iw.w-ncv in runng nil
L .i ;.,.
m, ncroi-
Kryatpoioa, lfcjii4.CnrbiiitcUn.Roro
tnous Eorrs and hwi-Jilnpi. 1 1 u-Joint
U'kn.. w..ii... i:.... fl.l..t. W
and Enlarged (1 lands. Send ten cents In
stamps for s large Treatise, with colored
ploUavon 8kln liiw-nses, or the mmn amount
for a Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
Thnrr.ughl v elcnrue it by using Dr. afereea
tiolden .Medical Discovery snd good
digest loo. a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
Strength snd bodily health will bo cstablUhed.
CONSUMPTION,
which taftcrofuiai ot the I.unga, la arrwrted
and cured by this remedy, if Ukcti In Uaa
earlier stage or tho diaease. From Ita
velou power over ths terriblv fatal
when flrsl offering this now world filmed rem
edy to the public. Dr. l'i-rce tbougbt seriously
of coiling it hta "Comscmftiosi Cess." but
abandomtl thai name ss too restrictive for
a medicine which, from Ita wonderful com
bination of tonic, or strengthening, alterative,
or blood-cleansing, antl-biiioua. pectoral, and
nutritive projerue, ia unetjuaiea, not only
SS s remedy for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Dtsesttsea of tbs
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
For Weak Lnnga, Spitting of Blood. Bbort-ni-ss
of breath. nironlo Nasal Catarrh. Wron
cbiti. Asthma. Severe Coughs, snd kindred
affections, it is an efficient remedy.
- ''' l I'ruaaista, at i.OO, or Six Bottles
for tfmJuO.
. Bw Send ten cents In stamps for Dr. Plcr0Si
book on Consumption. Address,
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
003 main St., BUFFALO, If. Y.
0. o onxititr.
O.B.PPEBIS
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKF.S,
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iroi
Founders.
w
E aro now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufiicture Hteam Engines, Grist snd
aw Mill Machinery, and all kinds rr iron
ana rsse castings.
PATTERN MADE OX SHORT NOTICE.
Hpeclal attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery.
Andrews & Hackleman,
W.LDOIJGLASl
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - OREGON
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
1888, 1889.
Plrt Term opena September I lib, IftHS.
- A luli corps of inetrnctom.
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Course of tudy arranged to meet the
ii""il of all grade of Hin hmts.
Special induce mnnts offered to stttdenta
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from SVoOto i?,so.
Board in private fimiUejr at, ow rates.
Kooum l"r Ho!f bosrding'bt Minali ux' c-nf-e.
A careful ainiervision exerciaed over stu-
doutH iivvav from home. Kali term opena
September 7th. Vor circular and full
particular addren the President
REV. KLUEttT IK. C'OKtYIT.
Albany, Oregon
" . "
WHAT
AILS
"YOU?
wmmmmmmmmm
saoo sm
SHOE m"
Children Cry for
TKMPKIIANCK COLUMN.
Edltad hy Albany W, ti. T, U.
Ililih lioetieo is Miuuaaota, wbiob, with it
f 1000 fur, was haralded far and wide sa fete.
hadowiuki groat thing for ths help of the
oauae of tamperanoa iu that ttsts, wottid ap
pear to be, except a having prcduod in
cleaned publio revonue, s signal failure, The
St. Paul (Kobe haa lately been mak g a com
plete oanvaaa of the atate by oouutiaa. It
tliui tho number of aaloone before the IhmIi
ioetiso law weut iuto rfTeo. was 1243 tha
uumber when the lioenee lirat went into ef
feot, s-.'S, and the number on July 1, 1HS8,
one year after tho law west into eiTeot, 1 170,
juat 73 lea than on July 1, 1887. The OloU
lid: "Allowinu lor the droppini out of a-
Imma, the average will be for 18HN over 150 a
month, or mors than was ever before laeued
in the atate. The trath ia, the uumber of
aaloous it on the rapid inoreaae. There are
more aalonse is the state to-day than there
were July 1, 1887, sod aisoe there are mors
ealoou there are mora liquor drank, leas mor
ality, no liquor trsfflo restriction, snd high
licpi-ae, except in inorsaaed revenaea, U now
snd will ever be s failure ss a moral or re
triotive agency . " High lieet.ee ie undoubt
eiliy a kh "revenue ' measure, but It is
revenue taken from the borne, largely from
the homea of the poor, to replenish tbe pub.
lie treasury, and to eurioh the privileged and
ami protected keepers of saloons.
Alioliigsn now haa prohibition oae mile
lone, at least. Through tbs cffOrte of Mrs
K. H. Motfat, aaaiaUut auperintendMit of de
partmnnt of soldiers and aailors.a law haa been
aei-urrd prohituliiiK the sale liquor within
oae mile of the Moldivrs' Home st Oraud
ilapid. 1 his lsw ia of much importance to
the wbcla question of slate pr.iltmition, for it
arlilea t.i ciueatton ol property riahts ia
volved, of att ihiIioo power, etc., snd is
1. early if not entirely the lettlement ef the
constitutionality of state prohibition.
e
A good and briaht old lady in I Vnns I
vams, very cnaritable minded, waa asked by
one 01 our epeakers how hsr paator (s 000
avrvative rreabyteriaul at od on the tsmner
alien question With s world of mesonta in
hsr voice and an inimitable twinkle in hrr
eye. ue answer d, "Well, he a not exciud
about It V
ttKAb RBTaTs MAbKS.
As recortlctl In the County Krtordri'a
oilkc of Linn county, Oregon :
Win Einerick to John Dicrengtr, 4
acres atiitdniug Albany $ 700
liavid Junkln to Kalph Junklu, un
til Ideil otic iourth nl lj.i Hfre
liti Si -.;
into .lintnrrman lo Mstllds Am-
nirruisn, 1 lot, block uc It's A,
Albsnv I7
i. w Willi- to II .Neu-ebauer. uo
acrea, 13 w 1
ug11Ma llenrlchcn lo II liryant.ijo
acre, 11 w i
H50
5o
II Hryant to Heiirv Strenktnler.4a.bJ
acres, 10 w a
laaac Van Winkle lo Kiizabelh Van
Winkle, ino acre 14 w 3. ... . 1400
Hackleman to H f Hulburt, 1 lot
bl. 15 H's and A. Albany
1154-1
Ahby Pearceto MJ Brldgford, lots
; .uul b. bl. t i, Albany
1000
Kit li Moore by I) Truman. Adm'r.
10 Geo V tlrandenberg, 3 lots,
llarriaburg
W Gllmour by D S Smith, Sheriff,
to Nancy E Dsvenport.aoo scree
ia w 1
75
1833
F 11 Carter by Adm'r to Eleanor
rsrter. 5417 acres, 13 w 4 3000
rranklin Tropst to Adds E Ilium,
It seres, ti S R aw
II Csrter, et si to W E Hsvage.ioo
acres, 11 w i
Do
400
I. M llcuclto I VV SUrr. 3 lot, bl.
5a, Albsny
540
lasw
T W lirysnt to John Bryant, joi ob
acres, 10 hi.
Mining claim Calipooia mines, A
Jack Adam and W W Steven
son, J R Kirkpstrick, A Jsck
Adam and W W Stevenson. . .
in, - Bill.
Washikoton, Aug. 8. Mr. Stewart
niotcd that regular business (bills on the
csJen'' ''be laid ssWIe. sml the Chinese or o
liibtti.iii 1 .11 taken up: air reed b 10.
nut a L Senator Bcrrv. Coke and lone of
Ark.in.i The bill thtm paed without
divUi o.
A Rig Salt.
Skat-ilk, W. T. Aug. 7. A suit war
ff led to-day sgslm. Jam & CodruggisU,
by Msx Kreiglc and wife. The complsln
alleges that cn lane 35 plaintiffs' infsnt
child became sick,3nd the druggist msdc s
mUlakc in biling a pr-,4 ripttou, and the
chl d wa given sallcv lie acid instead ol
harmless powder. 1'he child was imme
diately seized with convulsions, and laid in
an unconscious condition (ill July 3, when
it tlicd. The parents now ask for $10,000
damages from the druggists.
Kaeiag Record lowered
1'ink, Cal , Aug. 9. The record for half
mile beats, b . Sri in three, was lowered
yesterday by Ti la Ferguson,who made two
heats in 48 and 48 seconds respectively.
Fegrime was beaten by only a neck in the
first heat.
A New Past master for Oregon City.
Wakiiinoton, Aug. 10 Nomination :
Pout msater, H. L. Kelly, Oregon City, Or.:
B. (iaither of Oregon agent for the Indian
of the Siletz agency, Oregon.
The PoateJIee Ordered Closed,
Wahhi.noton, Aug. 10. -The postmsst
er general hsa ordered all the postomccs
closeed from 10 to 2 on Saturday, the day
of Sheridan's funeral.
The Chinese Bill.
Washington, Aug. 10. The reference
of tbe Chinese immigration bill yesterday
to the house committee on foreign affairs
will not materially delay the matter, says
Congressman Morrow of California. The
cnnte bin waa substantially the same aa
the one favorably reported by the commit
tee, and now on the house calendar. There
ia no question, therefore, in regard to the
committee'a action, nor did he think there
was any question as to the action of the
house. The bill will be paaaed probably in
the early part of next week.
Yellow Fever.
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 10. Trains Irom
the south are arriving loaded with persons
f.om the vicinity of fever stricken localities
This city is full of refugees from Jackson
ville and other points, but no evidences of
fevtr have been found among them.
Citizens of Jacksonville who arrived bo-
night say there must be at least twenty
cases iu the hospital there.
Hanged.
St. I .oris, Aug. 10. Maxwell was hang
ed at 8:56. The crime for which Hugh
M. Brooka.aliaa Maxwell.paid the extreme
penalty of the law this morning was the
murder of Charles Arthur Preiler at the
Southern Iloftl in this city, April 6,1885.
Peculiar Suicide.
Vancouver, B. C, Aug. 10.- Last even
ing Ronald G. Birchard, aged 23,0 clerk in
McDowell & Go's drug store, committed
suicide by swallowing two ounces of mu
riatic acid during the absence of the pro
prietors. It was fully half an hour before
the proprietor returned,during which time
Birchard waited on several customers, while
the acid was slowly eating his vitals. Every
effort was vainly made to save his life. He
died in great agony. Deceased belonged
to Beaverton, Ont., and had worked in
Winnipeg.Orillia and Renfew.
Bl;; Mill.
T a co ma, Aug. 10. A contract was sign
ed to-Jay between LadJ & Tllton, the Port
land Flouring Mills Company, and the
Northern Pacific Railroad (Jnmpany, under
which the former will immediately begin
the erection here of mammoth flouring
mills, having a capacity of 1000 barrels per
day. The company will represent here a
capital of $150,000, and will employ fifty
men.
Pitcher's Caetoria.
TRKIMAN ABOtrT TOWN.
Retting on elections Indicates the better's
feelings more than the size of the candl
dates' chances. Men get worked up nnd
bet and then kick themselves for doing it.
Often If they wait a day to put up the
stakes the dreams of n night cool them off
end they repent. Ho far as the M, A. T. Is
concerned he docsti t went to earn money
that way. One of the greatest gambling
rupcnslties of the present age is netimg.
A man was in the city Friday with a one
horse wheel of fortune. Ten cents a turn
was the price, with a chance In some one
cent cigars, cheap handkerchiefs, n clock
and an album that was evidently In (he
ark. A cak? of soap was thrown In. It was
the cheapest looking affair we ever did
see ; hut we ll be sine to have soim-thlng
belter when the circus gels here.
Exaggeration seems to he the rule, not
only with newspapers but Individuals. Few
cople tell a fact but what they adtf several
pickets to tbe fence. It was so with the
Brownsville woolen mill matter, has beet
tbe case with Oregon Pacific matters, and
will probably always be the case.
Hsownsx it.i.R. Born, to the wife of Mr.
A. (Jentrr, of Ibis city, on the 7th lnt., a
inn . . Mr. A. Ma-teraon and family, of
Prinevllle, sre here visiting relative for
few weeks.... Mr. Lewis and tisugmer,
from Corvstlis, sre here visiting her
dsughter, Mrs. K. Willson Messrs.
SUndlah snd French have Just returned
from Clcsr lake. They report fish rather
scarce H. C. Wllholt, of Crook county,
la here visiting Ids psrents s few dsys. . . .
Mr. Owen, from Ihe East, I giving us
omc good lectures on the subject of tern-
Ma SaBk 11 a -X i ..
perancc .... Mcan. urttaic au i .i ui
1 InKj apPAmnsnlpil hv Mr (iroiLM A. 1V
IV4S1I IWJ .".. .-.-a- 'r w-m . O " f
son, of this pfsce, start this morning for the
mine on JJlue river lor a icnuuv wo . -Mr.
d l. Bishop, of McMlnnvillc, has lieen
spending a few day with his many rela
tive and friend here Day before yes-
ter Mr. Frank Jack's house csught lire on
the roof, caused by s spsrk from the chim
ncy, but ws dUcovcred M time to oc e.i
ly eallnguUbcd Cor. Ortgonian of lh
Inst.
DisAiroiNTsRKT. This I a world of
dUappontmcnt ; but It is not often that we
have to record such s one s the following
taken from the Astoria liotr : I ou He,
you scoundrel f These words rsng out
upon the stillness of the second wsrtt sit,
snd people from half s block around rushed
to the anot exnectlnt! lo find two men
clutched In s desth grip, for uch sn insult
could only incsn blood. When they sr.
rived upon the cene tliey found s Ng lx
footer with s little boy in hi grasp whom
he had sent for a pitcher of ltecr. The boy
had lost the money through s hole In tbe
sidewslk, snd the men thought he had
stolen It- The crowd dispersed ; very
much disappointed to find that nobody wa
being killed.
Tug Oreuon Pacific A Gatrtle rt
pcarter.ln an Interview with Wm. M. Iloag
Vice PreakJcnt of the O. P.. on Wednes
day, learned In ubtance the following 1
The conrrsrtfor completing the unfinished
work begun by Contractor Bennett wa
let on Ssturdsy to A. Brink. The contract
let I (or the completion of twenty odd
miles of track eaat from the present term
inus of the road, which will bring it fifty,
four miles esst of Albsny. Mr. Brink hsa
begun buying supplies snd msterial for the
work to be done. He ha. already contract
ed for 500 Chinamen who will go to the
front Ssturdsy, also s. I white labor offered
will he given employment snd sn Monday
next he expects to begin sctive work.
(iatrite,
Qt iKT Timkh. Matters sre rather quie1
sround the Court House now. The foot
racer who trained daily on the public
square in front of the Court House have
lone, tbe boy who aped Ibem no longer
appear.and Superintendent Curl ha learn
ed to ride hi blevcle, so that little happen
these summer day to edifv our county
official during a relaxation from bitlnes.
First Street, though, i having It share of
little lde hsw,and right here we will ssv
they would be given very little notoriety bv
the press of Alhany, if some one did'nt al
ways rush for the'pollce court for a war
rant every time some one snaps their finger.
The Portland ItWd say 1
"The Albsnv Democrat has entered up
on its twenty-fourth veer. The Dkmocr at
gives eery'evidence of deserved prosperi
ty. It hsa been s power for good, not only
In Linn county, but throughout the state.
The World wishes It increasing prosperity
through many coming years."
The Valley Record says 1 -The Phils
delphia Pre which has howled it ribs
loose agsinst reducing taxes to get rid of
the surplus, now aays: "If Congress docs
nothing to relieve the aurplua there will be
s finsnclal pinch when fall trade opens."
Mr. Cleveland saw that last leccmbcr."
The democratic state ticket of Alabama
was elected the other day by 100,000 major
ity. Democrats carried 55 of the 66 coun
ties. If the Republicans should succeed in
msking whisky free they would not only
tippe canoe, but they would sink the old
shell.
FOR PILES.
Itching t'llei sr known by moialur like picsplra
Ion. producing a very diaavreaable itching after gt
tng worm, 'tola form aa wall aa Blind, blcedirg and
tiretrudtns I'ilea, yield at ones to ths application of
Dr. liuaaiiko'a Pile remedy, which acta direcUy upon
the part affected, absorbing tha tumor, allaying ths
Intetiae Itchintc snd cffactlng s pemauert cure. 60
cul. Addrtwa The Dr UoManku Medicine Co , Piqu t
O. Bold by M. A. Miller,
CURB FOR HICK HEADACHE.
Do you want a remedy for B'liousnsss, Pimple on
tho face, a-d a aura our for aick hssdaehe, oak M
A. Millar, tbs Druggist, for Or. Oei.nl s Liver Pills
nly aid for a dose samples free, full box 25 csuis
"Why don't you rnn s newspaper like
thst?'' s groceryman said to a reporter the
other day, throwing out s Chicago daily.
"For the same reason you don't run a groc
ery store like ttat," the reporter replied,
turning to an advertisement of a Chicago
houst, showing a twelve story building.
The groceryman looked attentively at the
picture a moment and said: "1 never looked
at it in that way before." Ex.
a 1
McLaughlin, Practical Tailoring.
Summer and fail suits and pant in any
style a apeciality. Cleaning and repairing
promptly attended to, Main atreet, Albany,
Oregon.
Letter List.
Following is the list of letters remaining In the Post
Office, Albany, Linn (county, Oregon, Aug. 9th, 18&8
Persons calling for these letters must give ths date on
which they were advertised :
Blxby J. R.
Cox John M.
Hill Wm C.
Ju'inson A. L.
Keller C, R
Pooler Laurence
Swaffotd . VV.
Wird T.
Hlalak John P.
Haloomb H.
Hlmmelahock Jacob ii
Kerr J. P.
Moore D. C.
Puttkammer Otto
Thorn Frank
R. THOMPSON, . M
When Baby waa sick, we gave ha Costoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Caetoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Costoria,
When ah had Children, she gave them Costoria
The Democrat krow of only ons or
two
croquet grounds in Albany.
Children Cry for.
THUS. DAY.
Hslern has throe letter carriers now.
Mr, John Curl, of Sale, ia is the city
Mr L Dnntfke, of llariltbu'g, has been in
the city to-. lay.
Rev. Mayo, has located in Ibis oity, is as
assistant to Rev. Fisher.
Mis Adair, of Salem, is the eitt, the
guuat ol Mrs. C. V, Cherry.
Miss Minnie V . . Wind), ef Salem, is in
the oity visiting friends.
Mrs A W Mathews and Miss Burkbart re
turned this morning frnm their California
trip.
The Republicans of Indiana uemtoaterl
liovey for Uovnrnnnr. l ottir would not
run.
Mr Jas Charltoo, Mrs R M IMMitmri sod
Mi labia RoberUou 1 ft yesterday lor Ys
qmna Bay.
Mr Jutisl. r "X lun moved in'o his new
residence, near the school boute, a niun place
well locAt'd,
Mr Crawford has found bis bant si bnsl d-
vtrtised in the Im.uo.ihi yesti rdsy. The
mural is plain.
Assistant Postmaster General Htersnson
psd up the road last evening aoo mpanied
by Inspector Jdtocr.
Albany's new stesmsr errived in the oily
lost evening after s trip of over thres wwke.
It will be formslly hoosed when No, Pa en
fins house is arranged for the purpose.
1m event promises to be s lively one.
Henry Clsrk left on lsat evening train for
Aslilsnd, where h will hav th uiriritn-
dence of tho brick work on the new hotel
titer', which is to be the Isrgset in Southern
Oregon.
Mr. Frank Wood is interesting capitalist
in tbe ooDetrnotioo of s large stons bob I 00
bis corner, plans for which ha is perfect ing.
That won Li be a lirst-clsasoornrr for a bote!,
and it I only a question of time when Ai
bany wilt demand s Ag structure of the
kind.
A few evenings siuoe in s few moments
i.teut. O. A. Archibald, tbe pope lor t4err
tary of the Albany Partners' Uemj s y, found
a flock of pheasants and grouse In tit raslei a
hmita of thecitv. Having grt i.-a .. t for
our laws he drove them ont of lh city, snd
then in a few moments killed twelve. M .
Arehibsld is on if tl s surest shot. io ths
Valley.
TRIM. lit case of Wm. rvrteel against
nhenfT .wm ili.nau lo recover poeSioii ol
some lnint s btole. Wss tried Iwfore a jury
to-dey, a verdict being rendered in fsvor of
tbe defendant.
Hr. BtvKtfr. of Ikllvue, Idaho, aos of Mrs.
Bigger, oi Sciu, s brother of Mrs. J. A.
tWsrd, f Lebsuoti. s. d a democrat and 1
white man. is in tbe city, lie est a Cles
Uod will "gettbrs.H
IK I DAY.
Jim West fall ha been to Portland after
Chloameu t worL on the Oieon Pacific.
I'lrtmi'lrr J. II. LVunctt and Hon. J. P.
Scboohag, of Hariifborg, have been in tbe
city to-day.
Mr. C. H St art Itft. brJy for Ysqoiss
Bay to Icrf. after his family ; also Lr. Oley
Woid worth.
Two trg saw mills sre to be t.aiit on tbe
Ssntiam to furnish materia! for the extension
of the Oregon Pacific.
Wln at i fid .met to Corvai'is. Somehow
or otbt r thst oity keep 2 cents ahead of us
on wheal,, nd it in't tha difference in freight.
Prof. Willi .1-1 V i., r-c-nt!y ludepen.
tlenoe, ha l-ei. appointed principal cf lb
Corvstlis seho-. I. I'r f . KigUr haying been re
leased. a the SSSS d the ttty sgsinst Frank
Himpn tho d mutter to the complaint wss
ssstainetl. Be Mr Mensor doos'nt get much
vengeance m ihta matter.
W. A. lux. J. S. Mo,gn snd Mr. Cslsn
left ti-dsy f sr Iodpnduiee to work en the
nw brirk hotel ISM Imilt there. It is so
evidence of permanency when such buildings
st made of brick.
Y atrday fir Henl sold bis property
c rnr i the I u 1. and Broadalbin Street to
Dr. s arr, of Bmwnsviile for $lo40. jnst f0
more than Dr. Heosel paid for It two year
ago.
When the Oregon Pacific is completed to
Boi City thr will spring ep probably the
mos popular mouubon r. aort iu the North
wait . .!, em here in tb Csacadsv, probably
near I 1 I. -.!.
Antu .g tb' (m left for the Bay to-day
were Jad'- B ackburn snd wife, B W Can
difT. B and daughter, Thoa Jouea and wile.
Mia Tm M'iittith.i.d Mi- Esther Marshall
of ibis ,i, ami St .b.t.ii Xi- tun an. I stife,
of SfcssJd.
Mr. Alex S.uilh . fiuiahe J threbinj
last ween 4IM) and 500 SfSS of ul.ent, ootte of
wt;eh turn d on les than thoty bothela to
Ig asre. aVO seres no .) hnsbeis to tbe
acre. From sit side hear that the yield ia
heavy. f.radtr.
Al Ing and Wii Fletcher, two fhet
foot I young men v. he lesd tbe Albany team
in their famous record breaking run at Seattle
llt to-day for Dakota. Aa they have been
in active training they probably mess host
ties. Tbe stockholder meetine of tho Capitol
Gold and Silver Mining C . adverttassi ie
the Democrat, took p'j in Salem y eater
dsy. JohnO Wiigbr, J J Murphy, Edward
Hbaek, S FCbsdwick. W W Martin. W J
Herreu snd Miles Bell, were elected direo-
t!8.
A men-bant in Patona l ay aay that be
pureboat d over $4(1,000 in p!aor gold last
year, brought in by fsrmerswbo only sorktd
st tbe buineaa occasionally, some of the
nugget weighing two ounce. Excitement
still continues over the recent finds in tbe
mouutains east of there.
SATl'SOAY M DAILY. m
New embroidery just received at VV F
Read's
Tall 11 -a u ha six daily traini.
J W Hpriggs and family have moved from
Salem t Seattle.
Mine Maggie Whitney, sister of iha Wr
old' junior, of Eugene, is in the oity,
la. N. Liggett sud wife, of Crook county,
sr in tho city,
"Billy" Urunk and family were in the city
to-day 00 tiieir way to tbe Bay.
To-uiidit tho ladies of the M. K. Church,
of Lebanon, give a lawn party at tbe r.-l-dene
of Mr. C. C. Hacklomau.
Mr. Wm. L. Wetherred. the cenisl repro
aenUtive of Wbittier, Kill lor & Co., of Port
land, baB been in the city to-day.
Taylor Hill, brother to Dr. J. L Hill, is
in the city. Mr. Hi.'! is now in tho ntock
business across the mountaios.
0 B Reynolds, the infidel lecturer, was in
the city to day. on his way to Yaquina Bay.
Ho lectured lat night at Hsrrisburg.
A very enjoyable reception wss tendered
Miss Little, of Stcrameoto, 01 , at the resi
dence of W ( Tvvecdsle, last evening, by
aomoof the young people of Albany.
Miss Woodin, sister of A. B. Weodin, is in
the city, on her way to her home in Tacoma,
from the National Teachers Association in
San Francisco.
Among-thoe who left for the Bay to-day
were L). P. M - on and daughters, Vesta aud
Flora. J L Cowan, Geo E Chamberlsin snd
son, Charley, ana C J Stuatt and family.
Tra C. Phelp;, business manager of the
Med ford Advertiser, who haa been attending
the Preaa Association at Salem, came up last
evening and went on to Newport to-day.
Mr. F. M. Freuch and family leave to
night for an outing at Sodaville, Mr. French
will return, though, and let his family do
most of the rusticating. They have a tent
and will camp out.
Mr J W Cusiok arrived home to-day from
the Chicago convention. He likewise did
the East generally and report? a fine time,
but sweltering weather, and id glad to be
back to Oregon.
Yesterday eveniig. Mr. L. C. Strattor., of
Miller's Station, was attending to some bees,
with a netting over his head, when he be
came heated and fainted away. He was
taken into his house, and Dr. J. P. Wallace,
of this city, was sent for and attended him.
It was of the nature of sunstroke, from the
effects of which he has now abcut recovered.
The following is from the Indian Citizen,
edited and published by tbe Indian boys and
pirla atChemawa: "Miss Anna Godley, of
Halsey, Oregon, has taken Miss Willis' place
as music teacher. We have known Miss
Godley only a shore time, but she baa taught
music for three years and cornea to us highly
recommended bv the lending men of Oregon.
Pitcher's Caetoria.
for Infants and Children
"CaaSsialseoweBaalsffo I
r ommand It a sttpsoior to aay prcript4oa I
aswrntoin" IL a. Asrwsa, M. h I
III Be Oztord ft,. iirookJya, N. Y.
1 .
THE
AMD-
SPRIHS
R.O JSuD oJEirrs
Send
Stewart & Sox,
BROKE.
the lumber tnon poly. We n.n fnroisb
to bnlldra snl cori'.raotvir. r igh,t'sr
or flpishing
LUMBER,
on abort notice. This lumtfr la out
Ika latl ta toar ftr rm ttt. froirt Ih .
0Qjf
brated McKinsio timber r 4 i 1:14 ud manu
looiuroa ti 'oonurg. auv mii'.iiy can oe
furnished at Albany sn low prices, It
nds no reo i.-n nm ittio 1 as So qusilty
CEDAR POSTS, BOXING
LATH, PICKETS
snd lumber of alt kin J on oar yard con
atanlly. Uon't order without spaing or
bearing lrom n. Ws will ssye yon
money.
HAMMER BROS.,
Albsny Ldun Oo Ci
tNNViLLE Allege
McMinnville, Or.
Two courses of wudy of four years each,
two of three years, and two of two years.
Good 7-o ns to College building on find
floor, adjoining Pre 1 dent's rooms, reserv
ed for young women. Kouius on neeond
snd third floor for young men. Boarding
department In basement. Correspon
dence Invited. For catalogue sddreaa
Pres. T, 3. Browsssa.
MRS. fi. HYMAN,
next east of S. E, Young'a, Albsny, Or
Catting and Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPING OUTFITS, ANO STAMK
INC DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
Wednesdays and Thursdays of each
week, and painting done to Older on
plaques and other material,
Nloortrrent of krlist motor! a' on
nan.!-
FOR SALE
at vsry low ratca
Lumbsr, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Fence Trimmings,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Call for prices at yard on 6tb St,. 1
eaat tx'O.AC awiton.
W. W, CR0HVDER.
UNIY8RSIT1 OF OREGON.
UGENE CITY.
Next foasion begins ou Monday tbe 17th
of September, 1888. Free soliolarship
from every county iu tbe State, Apply to
your County Sufirlntendent -
Four courses : LI aaal cal. SeieutlQo.
Lilararv and a abort Eugllsb Course in
which there is no Lidtn, Greek, French or
German. The English Is pre-eminently
a TtnalnAHM Course. For catalogues or
other information, address
J. W. JOHNSON,
Presideut,
Administrator's Notice of Final
Settlement
Notice ia hereby given that the under
signed Administrators de bonis non of the
estate of Martin Coatello,deeeaaed. have filed
their final account in the office o the County
Clerk for Linn county, Oregon, and the
County Court for aaid county have fixed
Monday the 3rd day r September, ISS8,
at the hour of one o'clock, p. TO. for hearing
objections, if any to said finsl account, and
settling said estate.
Sam May,
Levi DoOtiLAa.
Administrators de bonis non of said estate,
J. K. Weathbrkord,
Att'y for Administrator's.
Palace Meat Market
J, Y, PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, OR.
Will keep constantly on hand beat,
mutton, nork. veal, sausage, eto tbe best
meats and largest variety In tbe oity.
Cash paid for all kinds of fat stock.
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1'ss Cbstavs CosrAJxr, 77 Murray fltrsst, y. y
THK BEST
FARM WAGON
m THE MARKf f '
?:ue and Price List
gon Oi.
Agents, -Mbany, Or.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kind j. vi rough, dressed
nd eeas iiimber ,laths iaiiii
pickets kept constantly on
I hand Bills sawed to order on
wwa aw- vav wutj sa
Caiapooia
timber- rrice and
terms made satisfactory.
KUBIXSON A WEST.
i xr.t llMJJSSnULTl&a
rtaal 1 ait iSnaj- risw IsajBfA vyAv4S
C A IsiyK L
waMna a,
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r-.rmmn ad Swims m.
St. Paot, Ma;.
O. rOSKLL W. K. MLIV.t:
POWELL Si BIliYJEU,
tTTOHNEVS AT LAW,
And Solifitois in I hancery
klalaAFsV. - - OKM.OX.
Collections promptly made on all points,
fjoans negotiated on roasonsible terms
aSE (Jtbc in Fonter'a Brit k.faVS.
vHnlKf.
T. J. STITI3S.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Puhlic-
Red CrownMills
SUM, LAN NINO & to., PROPR'S.
sew procsss rLoca scrsRioK ros rsatri-TBS
AMi BAEEES tTSE.
BEST STORAGF 4CJL1TIES.
Highest Price in Cash fo
Wheat
J. WHITNEY,
Attorne, M Ponnsellor At Lai
saAND
Notary Publics
ALBAKv9, OREGON,
WUl prccilss si all of the Court o
.uisSbue. .Ml I WM ness intrusted to him
wUl be promptly aft ended to.
Referee's Sale.
Iu tk Circuit Court of tie State c
gonx for Linn Cautity.
II A Holman snd Julia Holman li$ a .. ',
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btiahand, and Ebsabeth Holm tu
1, mi
tiffs.
. vs.
Pern oh Hunt and Lesuder hunt, L- SL
band, Msry Hannah snd TIiom Hang,
ter hutha'nd, Jeremiah Holman IX
1'.: vir.it Holman. bis wife Imsoc Holn f ,
liiaabeth Strong aud Wm. Strong, her
husband. Caiislerie Fnrgt,y and Elias
Forgey, her husband, Martha Hill and L
Hill, her husband, Lottie Rtdd and Tho i
Held, her husband, Jeremiah W hid by aud
Josephine w bidby, hi-: wife, Martha Lan
ders and Jno Umders, her husband,
Jeuuie Caldwell and F'oyd Caldwell, her
1 tisband, Sarah Hunt aud Lyman Hunt,
her husband. Mollis Sanders and 1 San
ders, her husband, John W bidby, Monroe
Whidby, G H Whtdby, Thos VVbidby,
and Wm Kcnuett Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un
dersinged, the Referee duly appointe
ed by the above entitled Court In lh
a hove entitled cause to make sale ef tbe
premises hereinafter described, will pur
suant to an order of said Court in said
etuse duly made and entered of record
on the V2lh dsy of March, 1885, st the
Court House door in Albany in ssid conn
ty on
Saturday theSSih day of August, 1SS8,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
ol said day sell all the right, title, interest
and estate of each of the Plaintiffs and
Defendants heroin iu and to tho fo lowiug
described premises, to-wit: The south
east quarter aud the south half of tbe
northeast quarter oi Section sixteen In
Towuship 10, S R IE, Also the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter o
Section ten. Township 11 S R 1 w. Also
beginning at the southeast corner of lot
0 ie in Section thre iu Township 12 S R
1 w, and running thence west seventy-tw,,
rods ; tbence north seventy -six r s
thence east seventy-two rods; tbeuje seu
suventy six roas to the place ot beginnin
si l situated in the illamette meridian i
Linn county, Oregon, containing 81
acres. Terms of sale cash in band,
Wm. Cyrus,
Referee,
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