OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA'.
Southern Pacific Company's Line,
tjik nr. NNMri Korn:
tabts.ii Alttnyatt Stt. Kivu'Ua s 5 hur
IHUMM HMMil 11. US NU
North
Portland
Albany
San KiMiiclrHt
Arrtr
I .o ti
ll 10:40 ah
7:06 A H
:S0 ri
uo'al rasaasaaa fmiwt I'Mi v ixcpt Sunday).
00 A a I Lmv Portia ml Arrlv J;Wm
I i: tor a I Laava Albany
:Ura Arrtra tom
Utve 0 JIM' A M
MCAk PANA TSMXB DAILT, SXCBTT itMUV
I l.i
Arrlv
j Leave
I Arrlv
Albany
Lahanott
Albany
Llaii.:i
Arriu
Loav Arrlv
Utavs,
b:Aft A S
e:NJr h
11:50 r a
1:36 I'M
MM a u
. P M
2:0U P M
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars
r Acrsis
norm.
sasaslt. at srs.sM'U Par
altfh-tl i.i fctprtc Train.
Wt aide LIUI..
ruRrinu ami iohui,
Alt. TH 1 1 N MIL ( f,.t SUM.I .
IIMITI
Arrlv
IVtPtlMMt
Curv Uli
Arrive
Uiv
:li P
t.tf PM
1:30 M
BXPAB1A TRAINS DAILY (aXtMU'. SuiuUs .
PHI
r I
Portland
McMlmtviil
Arrtva
Lav
0:0(1 A M
5.Ai A M
Arrt
Ail'u nt Corvalll coi.uo.-t wiln train of
urff -mi facile Railroad
F.rful ititoratUoa r,r-iitf bat, mm, ew.
on Company' Ajrant.
R. XOKHLKR, . P. ROGERS,
Nana AM'tO K an i i. a t
YAQUINA R0UT&
Oregon Pacific Railroad
goa Development Company a
ahip Line.
Stoam
225 MILES SHORTEii
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by toy other route.
Fintf cUn ttirouirh pasn Mgrr and
freight line from Portland and all points
in the Willamette Valley to and from san
Francisco, Cel.
Willamette River Lina of Steamers.
The "Win. M UoRg." The "N. S, Dent
la." The "Three Slater" are in service
for both passenger end freight tralll- be
tween CorvallU and Portland and in'.er
medlate points, leaving Company' wharf,
Corvallia and Messrs. liuiman dr. Co'ft
wharf. Nos. 'MO and 2oJ Front St., Pott-
three times a woek an lollowa :
NORTH lAol Nl.
LaaraOuTTSllia. Roa . Wmi. mad Fn4ay. lo OJA. M.
Uar Alha.iv. RooJ.y. W0. ami Prkiy. it. OO Nuun
irnf r.r' I U . I UU. nl tIUnUV . .r M.
socth tun so.
Lmr I irtUiiU. M ki..
WoO. an J KrWyt 8:00 A. M.
Ltr Albany, Tu , Tttur. aoJ
AmCto"rili, Tua., Ibu. and
Stlunlaj, I l. M.
:3J r. Jt.
Riuu .haWn i'I.ihh . .imoo.ioii at Albanv
ltn iraiua of lUo Oregon Pacific lUilroaJ.
TlUiCaC.llOt UK (exti'i Suu-Uy.)
Larva. AlUAiiy. 1 o) p. a, . Uaar Yaqaina, Oil ,
Lmi. CorAlli. lltftSL a. ItaWSl C-raJli.li '. . m
ArH Yaqaiw, IM P. M I Arm Athauy, U;10 a. h,
1
O II'. train c riii 'l at Albany and
CorvaJlia I'he aoova trains connect at
yTaquint with tit Ocegu Dveiopmut
Coiiioanv' Liuo ' MAiiMlit Imj.voii
Yaquiua an J Stn lrimu.
Stll.ni. WtlKH .
HOOt..
pah i rioiim.
(AtiLia
VilU-aiU V'AlUy,
Willimetle Vail;,
A'tlUmrtl Valley,
Ait; lataVk
Atf.-nA ISji.
Aiit-astxMu.
A i:i.i 4th
Auroal Utli
AhtfUtl K4lh
Toe C'Uipaay . -rv .be right
change asiiiua dls without notice.
to
N. U i'4u.ir. from for.lAud and
V ill UHO.MJ V ley points cah mako ulose
connecli n witia the trains of the Yaquius
route Mt AiIm'I or Corvallls, and n do.
lined to San Fraucia ahouid arranvp to
arrive at Yviuiut ttie evening bet iro date
of aaiiing.
jrer and l.rUhl Rate !. iar
Ueni.
P'or intur n.U..; z;nAy i. C i HlUArl, fretasM ani
Ticket Atf'ii. Albaio.urto : li Hc1l. Jr. 1). V
A P. At Orejron Uev:u(inaut X JM Ronta-oinert
Sao pra'ictocj, Cai. V C- It oi.l t..
A. ti. V. and P. Am.t,
OrKuo PaciSv K U Co. Corvaiue, Or
THE STATE
Agricultural College.
CORVALLiS, ORKU0N.
Tei
CeRaeaeaeea Vrdrdy, ftcplember
itth. lass.
FACUL1Y.
A full cprfts of e.x j.orioiK-.. I Profevsorit
and u-h; her-.
OuORNK OF S1UOY.
Arrmnred xprnaly to m el the farujin;
Inteiests of tho tate.
PRKPAHATOKI DSftKTMKNT
for students ov. r 15 vears of age who
de.ire to entr the idrge but ure not
prepared to enter LV beat ;laHse by
ainitiHiion.
MILITAKT THAI 10.
To the tent requireii by law.
BTUI.0ISO4.
lrge, ootnmodiou and well ventilated,
i.' ii
In a cultivated and Obristinn cotnuiun
f'.y, and one f the Healthiest in the State.
EXPtSKIRK.il A L STATION.
Circular, containing matier full of In-U'tft-l
m fannsrs, will bn regularly inaued
and coition insiled to otdi ratrou of the
College.
MaVSMM
Kedur-ed to lOweeg Dgtttws, Two or more
fren cboierbtt from every county, Con
suit your O afttjr Nuperiuiendent
We eonfldentfy appeal 10 tho farmern
Rfj) OfRRfRtfR of .retfori to patronize the
n!y eohool establisbej by Oregon for the
promotion of tier agricultural interests
Kor rsts'rne or i;ther iiiforuiation, ad-
' H B. LARrfOLD. PRESIDENT.
orvHiltM, Orgwn.
O. OH MKKt.
O.h.rv HUk
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHRRHY & PARKKS,
Machinists, Mill wights, and Iroi
Founders.
are now oompletel v prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture 8team Engines, Grist and
Haw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of rron
nd Brass Castings.
PATTt RMS M IDE 0 SHORT NOTICE.
Hpeclal attention given to repairing al
kinds of machinery.
Andrews & Hackieinn,
W1.D0UGLAS'
$3.00
SHOE
WAP RANTED
South
4.00 p. M. I Un
:06 P a I Uv
T:sp A II I AWtrs
slam J
SOLE
LEBANON,
AGENTS,
- OREGON
Do Vim Want Furnitue ?
ir YOU DO GO TO
Woodin & WilVard.
where you will ft ml tho lxt make tad
iciest finished
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Also ft lino lino of
PICTURE FRAMES,
end a hundnrd different ttylt, of
Mouldings.
(Picture frames made to order.
Tho largest mid hot stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept In Albany, rrl.tis lenwimMe.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE IMiU'i
ALBANY, OREGON,
1888. 188Q.
Nrt Trrm Ourn. Npiiiemhrr till.. IHNH.
A lull corps of Instructors,-
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Course of tudy arranged to meet lr
need of all grades of students.
Sfnriai inducement offered to student
rem dftrtxtd.
Tuition raugtMi from $5..ri0 to fU'.V).
Board In private (knU'kM at low rmlva.
Kooms lur aeir-ttoardlng at 8inaUexrfiiN
A careful supervialon exorcined over am
datfi away from home. KhIi turin oioim
September 7lh, For circular and full
particular ariuro-". the I'rtwuinut.
f RKV. KIR CRT !V. lOMHI
AltMny, Oregon
"Jim Westrall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chineae goods of all kinds on
hand. Also full lino of
JAPANESE C000S.
OREGON PACIFIC COMTRiCTOl.
for thl section.
Laborer furnished on short notice fu
py purKe.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
J. S. WEATHEKF0RD,
(XOTAKY PL'UUC.)
iTTOKNEY AT LAW,
A l tl tM V, ORt .0.
ITT ILL PIlAITirK IN ALL Til lOi;KlS Or TlIK
Y HtaU. Splal MRRVaea fli Ui tMRRRRtMRR
robats (sattar.
CT OflScai Kll.'4 Tamp!.
Vtiy Market,
a a ii y
Frch meats coiKituntlv on hand.
corner of Firt and Frrrv btrcct.
Homeopathic Physician,
R8. M, r. RcCOY. M. P.. IIOVROI'ATIIIC
I uhtBicuui, .SV an.1 rrKlno r. mur .! Ktrl
mi Maker SArwU, Aluany, Or-.si. Uhr.nte
areta)ty. Conaoltai l.n Irrc, Ufllc bura I
inittn and 2 t b p. in.
Tbo UUYlOin'GtriDEl-
i'.uoJ Me. i 'i end Bopt.,
taafi -. Tt Ij au enc'
cU:cJta ol v'".ful Intor.
roAlicn f:o- all who pur
i ;L i luxuries cr the
can oio:'. : .... . : Utb ron trtth
aU the roc J :iv! v . ntry
aypHeaos i to t'4 . '.:, 0. ." . . rtewp,
cat. flsi.. !a3t, tfOki co :'-.-..:ti.,
or t&7 h'. ;iom, ncd i . .: . .. isoa,
rj."3t PiO qiutaPitii. Jiot t:.....out
what ia rennired to pjl t'naM tLtaaT"
tJUlDr'. i7htc . wil? Le &. upon
receipt of 10 ce.il t : p-y p'.atago,
MONTGOMERY WARD 4 CO.
ilicbigan At or.uo, Cnicago. III.
PATENTS
bullied, sjag til other buaii:eaa lu the U. S. Paten
'Oca aliefidttivd to lur wiiderate toe.
OuroAce I oppiaat the V.h. Patent OtBca, Rag
Vecao obtain PaliiU lve l.u e Iliad llioae rtont l
nm V.i .!' .
Send ii. -t.. ordraalia;. W at1- to atent
ability fre of citarga ;ivl wiuake o chary unless
obtain (latent.
We refer here, u toe PimeirUir, ttw ISupt. of
Mini..y Onier l)iv. and to oltlctal efthsf. S. talent
OOiuc. K.r-ir lUr, ltice, e, sn1 ternc
esi.-tual :iic-i.l Iti yoorown lilate or county, cluioa
.4. SOW & CO.,
Patent Orttce. ' ' U .
Executor's Notice.
NO i ICE i befelrjf gntn thst the umki
fiw'.o 1 haa basR tluly ap;'ooltd ty the Coun
ty Ctcrt of Lion county, Or.gon, Kaecotr.x
of thalaat ui i and teMRRM i t of W. H. Mi
Karland. dewahtil. Ail peiaona having claitna
Sgitltint hid estate ir h re by notili;l and
required to present tl :airit: v.ith th-j proper
vouch r to the uridcrKint d in Albair. , (ir -gon,
withiu aix monlli from ihe ditto hereof.
Dated Auuat 9th, imH.
Camilla M Vaulano,
Kxscutrix.
. Sbpnff's Sale.
In th ( "u ruit Coitrfy'ftUr Stat of tjrfijon for
Linn County.
Tim American Mortgage Company cf
Scotland, Limited, Plaintiff.
TS.
W r, Gilson, defendant
N
TOTICE I hereby given that by virtue
ii-
Nued out of the above named Court lu
above entitled suit, I will en
Maturdtty Use It day l Hepfemlier, I HUH,
at the Court IIoue door In the city of Al
bny, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of
one o'clock, p - RV, sell at public auction
lor caMb in baud to the higbt nt bidder the
leal projisrty tleatribed in . .ml execution
and order of sale an folio wa, to wit : The
undivided ottfl four b of the following
lands, to-wil : A portion of the Donation
Laud Claim of Allen l aiker, Notification
2312. Claim 37, Township 12. south of
Kango 2 wet of the Willamette meridian,
commencing at the northwest corner ol
said claim, running thence east to loo
chains, tbeuce south M 3LI00 chains ;
thence weat I 74-100 chain i ; t hence aouth
17 9H100 chains ; thence 38 8 100
chains; thence north 27 l"0 flaagua to
the place : bfiiiuniiio,, fouutiiiing 200
acre. Alo wmmiuieing at the north
weft corner of aid lainl claim laat men
lionet I. (Not. 2312) running thence west 70
rods ; Kou.h 0 rods ; thence east 70 ro.lH
thence ut rth t)8 roda to the place of bo
glutting uoutaiuing 3o acres, tliiocom
meuuing at the aoutheafct corner of S. M,
Pennington' donation land claim, No,
hi; thence east 118 rods; t'aence aouth
51 24-100 rod; thcuce west 118 rods
thence noiih 54 24-100 rods to the place of
beginning, containing 40 acres ; together
with all and smmilar tue tenements,
hereditaments, appurtoncos thereto be
longing or in any wise appertaining, all
ftiniated in Linn county. Oregon. Tne
proceed arising 1V in tho sale of said real
property to be applied : First to tho coats
and disbursements of ad suit taxed at
(375 98-100, and accruing costs. Second to
the pi ment to the PlainthX The Ameri
can Mortgage Company ol collanu, limit
ed, Ihe niuui of 91702,05, with accruing
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum fiotu the zoth day of June,
l8Hs Third, t ha overplus it' any tberebe
to be paid to ihe Defendant, W. li. Uilson
or hia loyal representative.
Dated July 30th, 188
John Smallman,
By D, f. Smith, Sheriff
Depuiv.
Win. Fortmillef,
n NKKAL DIRECTOR.
Prompt Attentlou-Flnt-olaM Hearse
AIW limine hnir eall nt nuManeo
oorntir KUth and llak.r streets.
FRANCIS PFEIFFBR.
PUOPIUKTOROK-
Albany ioda Works
And Manufcluierj)f-
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY.
J
W art. mow nrenurtid to Fell at wloik
le, alwaya i - h and pure at Portland
tiri.a to tlaU'ra. We aiMi kihm a inn
line of
Nut and Tropical Fruits,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO;
L. W. CLARK,
Portrait Photographer.
Kitdlo I'ornt'r Mt.M.nd il Kopry S".jefla
noar tpera llouae. t J round MRV.
ChlldrnV plHurfN a xfierialty,
LBANY.
OREGON
Revere House:
ALBANY, . - - OREGON.
( HAS. I'FKlFFKIi, PUOlMUFTOlt.
Fitunl iip In llrat-claaa style. TNM
supplied with the beat in th market.
nice HleeplnK spartineuts. Matupie rootnn
for coin uifrrial trave'.ern.
f t tvr t oach la and from tbr Hjirl. tM
H. F. MERRILL,
33 -A. 1ST 2! E K ,
ALBAMY,
OREGON.
V rt, Hot rrwisu and
Ki 'i ia
X
PorUaia).
11,1, u .W: S'. . rtv ! r I, MIIVlU lt-
eetV il1l SReM tO clMC. IUl. ri,.l an on
time trielt.
CuUeell.ina wl'l erv irtMit atUftUun.
-rvn.l .,..-.. ;.: I ' '
an mm.
vr 8 t r tr rffl 1 a in V I'
ii
MKS. B. BYMAN,
-t td S. V!. Young'. Albany. Of
next
Gutting and Fitting a Specialty.
STAMPING OUTFITS, AND . ST A Mr
INC 00N6T0 ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
aafMdRjft and Tiiuradsyw of earl
w-k. ami pAlr.tinu done to oider on
plMjuoaiid other uiateiUI.
11 r. -' ol vrtUt Dittertftla on
na 1 1
SAM Mi.
a. aKMirtta
MAY k 8KNDEHS.
Dealers in General Mbrcaanaiee
HARRIS8URG - - OREGON
Will Inn toil. and ail L uri
C. L. BLAsJKMANe
SmifMor to li. W. Langd.
DKALEK IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, BRUSH 23,
8QAPS. COMBS,
and evsr . Kiioar kei. tu a UfM ills Dtu
z
Store. AiH.artite .'ek of pianos
orgftUR,
ALBANY. OlirWtt
FOR SALE.
' at very low rat .
Lumtor, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Pence TrLonnings.
sh,Door8 and Blinds.
Call for pries a,
east o O. A C Nwlt
vr I
b.
on IK b St.
W. W, CROHfDER.
FOSHAY & MASON,
RtRiRhl j asrsu-
Druggists and Bookseller
Agents for John it. Alden's publlcatitma,
bleh we sell at p':blibxr's ; rios with
eostageadded.
ALBANY, OKKCaOMt.
Referee'3 Sale.
In the Ctrruit Court 0 the State 0 ' re.
gon, for Linn County.
H A liolmau and Julia Dolman, bis wife,
Ollie Shelton ami Hamau Htieltt n her
bmdmnd, and Klf.abeth Holman, Faln
tifTs, vs.
Tsmpa Hunt and Leander Hunt, her bus
band, Mary Hanuah and Tbos Hannah,
bar husband, Jeremiah Iloiimtn and
lv vina Holman, his wife, 1 sate- Holmsn,
Klizabeth Strong and Win Sr ng, her
hunband, ('allstine Forgey ami KHas
Forgey, her bunbend, Martha 1 III and L
Hill, ber husband, Lottie Held and I Ids
lb-id. her huabsnd, Jeremiah Whiitby and
Josephine VVhl lby, hlswi'e, Martha Len
der and Jno Landens, her lursband,
Jennie Ca'dwell and Floyd Caldweil, her
husband, Sarah Hunt and Lyman hunt,
herhuibanii, Mollie Sander and D.San
ders, her husband. John Whld&y, Monroe
Wbidby, O H VVhi.D.y. Tbos Wludby.
and Win lien-jitt DeeodautM.
OTICK is hereby ui en that 1 be un-
dersiueii, the Keleree duly appoint
ed by tho above entitled Court in the
above entitled eatne to make saie or the
preoi's hereinafter described, will pur
suant to an order of sai-i Don ft iu paid
cause duly made and entered .f record on
the 12th d.y of March. 1885 at tho Court
Houso d.or iu -Vlbiuy In M county on
iatnrday m - th day or September, IKSH,
At the hour of one o e! c'. in Die afternoon
of said day sell si I toe ight, title, interest
and estate of eat;!) of the Plaintiffs and
Dtfendants heroin in and to tho following
described premises, to-wit : The oulbeaet
quarter aod the aouth half of the north.
naHl quarter of Section sixteen in Town
ship 10, M R I E Als'i the northwest
quarter of the northeast rj jar tor of Section
10, Tow nub ip ll,S It 1 w Also beginning
at the aoutheat crntr of hit I iu lection
3 in Township 12 S It I w, and running
thence west seventy -tt. o rods t.bence
north aeveuty-eix rtids ; themn eaut
aeveiiiy-two rods ; thence b u''i f-eventy.
six rods to ihe plaoa of beginning all
situated in the Willamette meridian iu
Li m county, Oregon, containing 31 acres.
Tr ma oi'ssle cash, in hand.
Wjj. Ctroh.
Re.eree..
Children Cry for
n nuunn n
VPinTU. artrl If itinD
wuw Arc ft.
TKM I'KltANf K OLCMN
KiMst! ay Albany W, C. T, V.
Major (it ogrs A. Hilton laUy olossd a e -
rii of ineting at Pique, Ohio, where l'.K.
ucw iiirmbara were added to the W.O. T. U.
Mi. John Jooen, relieving oflletr, Stepney,
Knglaiid, atatea that of 7,000 applicant for
relief of whons oaaee he haH taken notea, not
one par cent had Imu total ahataiuer.
A most commendable philanthropy has
born inaugurated by Mre. Dr. Smith, of
NowarW, New Jeraey, who haa contributed
$12,100 for the purpoae of oonatrocting
play-hmtae for the uan of obildrea in that
city, who have uo place but the etrrote to
play in.
The United Kingdom Hand of Hope Union
has decided to meinorsliae Cftriatien ohurohea
agaiuat the uae of fermented wine at the
l-ord'a Uble, llirir plea ia that it ta dan
gerous to member of the Hand of Hope who
join ohurohea.
Hie committee of l.inooln, Nebraska, W
C. T. I .. having charge of the department
of narcotica, have eectired through the city
council an ordinance, peeaad nnanimoualy
prohibiting the aale of tobacco to children
under lifteen year of age.
Col. Sidney I). Maxwell, Superintendent
of the Cincinnati Chamber of Comoiero.
hi annual report, recently made, aaya the
conaumption of beer for the year ending Aug
'ii . ARft t . afs a a f s i . a
.i, ion, in v-incinnati, oviutou and
Newport aggregated 726.112 barrel of 'J00,
44,100 MftlMRi In commenting uoou this
report the Aimot Draff, a aaloon organ
apraka as follow : ''At flee cents per gtasa
the total amount therefoer laud over the
counter waa the enormou sum of fl4,o22,-
ti I V,l,l I.. Iki. ik.... f. .i
.... " in.- vu.li ipaa ivi . 1 1 ' i u
and ditille4l liquors and the total becotnea
aptalling.' Kven the advocates ef the sa
loon are "appallrd" st the taptd increaae of
the liquor traffic.
1 r. ill 1 fui Kaipwref-k
Sav F n 1 sc.,, Aug. 33.- -An unknown
steamer was sunk by the steamer Oceanic,
from Hong Kong and Yokohama, at tu
o'clock thk morning, off Fort Point, just
inide the entrance to the harbor. It k al
moat certain that the atcamer sunk k the
Clt v of Chester, w hlch called lor Kurcka,
California, thk morning with a large num.
ber of paasengers on board. The o. .-.u u
has her boats out saving paeacnger. The
steamer San Rafael and lug have gone to
their assistance. Several Uvea are reported
lott. Following i the liat of steerage pa
acuger on the City of Oteatcrtll of whom
ate reported to have gone down with th
scsscl : r.uuene r atr.Lieorwe Atkinson, r
Sanguist, P Kreuse, J T Thompson, fotiu T
r - an
OtllpSU
I Warr
lleckman, W K Brown, K Warnekc. I K
Rllrv. F V t ool. U ft Moabv.H M t'lt.lr
H Smith and wifr.Ui Noe.J K Jordan.!!
Somo, T H Knowlton, II M Billings. M M
llaaweil. I H (isrner, J Johnson.
the following additional passenger on
the City ol Chrter are mksingind are sup
twscd to be lost 1 G W Anderson, Mr
M. rch, Mr C II llantv of Eureka. Mr
Forter, Judge Clltu Barbour. Robert
Fulton,a vt ai-.er and Adam Rekbman. wa
ter tender on the vessel.werv al o loaf.
The stores.
Boston, Aug, 22. It i difficult to esti
mate the damage caused by the dlaattrou
rainfall of lat night. Hundred ol cellar
were Hooded. Two large plantain Roxbury
alone suffer an aggregate lose of nearly
f 50000. The Boston Belting Company
suffered a loss ol $j$,o, and Tower oil
cloth works $jo,jou. The New York A
New Lngland railroad kat a atamktill.
Wotts4rt
Mil w u kih, Aug. 2. The lioller ol
th. W biting Paper Mill at Neenah, Wk.
exploded at an early hour thk morning,
killing eighteen persona and injuring eigh
teen other.
At midnight laat night the large paper
mill owned by Geo. Whiting on the laiand
between Neenah end Menaaha wa burned.
While the burning structure waa ui round
ed by a crowd the battery ol boilers explod
ed. " The roof and walk were thrown out
ward, sending shower ol brick and timbers
among the spectators. Lighteen persona
were killed and seven lataliy Injured, and a
number lesa seriously hurt, several of
whom will die. The mill wa a three atory
structure, and cost $too,xx. It waa oper
ated day and night.
A Year Death Iteeord.
San Fraxcisco, Aug. 33. The forth
coming annual report of the health officer,
Dr. I! tiger, give the number ol deaths in
the city during the year ending June 30,
1S88, at nby, ol whom 3byo were males and
3146 females. The more fatal diseases
were : Pulmonary consumption, ;pneu
monia, 577 ; smalfpox, 67 ; peritonitis, 180;
Hro,'htV disease ol the kidneys, 133 ; heart
dbease, y.. and lung diseases in addition
to consumption and pneumonia, 126.
Suit agt. Jeaae lieonrr .
Sk at ti.k, W. T., Aug. 24. Suit was be
gun in the uktrict court here to-day by the
United States against Jeaae W. George, ex -
United States marshal ol thk dktrlct,to re
cover $5000 alleged to be due from him.
Mr. George k a brother of M. C. George,
ex member ol congress from Oregon. The
cx-marahal said to your correspondent to
night that during the pear 18&4 and 1885,
while serving as marshal, he spent lor the
goyernment over $5000 w hich was never
made good to him. So he just kept public
f unda to that amount, and now holds him
self in reodineas to liquidate any just bal
ance. I'ii t master Appointed
Washington. Aug. 34. - The following
postmaster was appointed to-day : At
Huntington, Baker county, Or., Edward K
Ross in place of Julius T Tyler, removed.
San Francisco, Aug. 24. "The Exam
iner has sent a special correapondent to Ore
gon to survey the political situation thcie
His first letter is printed to-day, and it ex
plains ihe mystery of the recent election.
Astonishment at the republican majority
of 7000 was not diminished when it was
found that the democrats had not lost
ground, and that the large majority was
due entirely to increase in republican votes.
I lus there been such immense immigra
tion within the last two years to account
tor tnts unprecedented growth? it seems
not. The election turns out to have been
thoroughly rotten. The railroads rnn car
loads of repeaters along its line, and voted
them at successive precincts. Border coun
ties were colonized from Washington ter
ritory. There was treachery within the
democratic organization, or rather disor
ganization, and nanv of the democratic
workers, were in the pay of the enemy
The liquor dealers were solid for the repub
lican ticket. When to all this was added
the unfortunate boast that turned the votes
of many Catholics against the democracy,
the wonder was that the party made any
fight at all."
Yellow Fever.
Jac ksonville, Fla., Aug. 24. It is offic
ially announced that in the pa6t twenty
four hours there have been: Newcases,i6;
deaths, 2; recoveries, 2; under treatment,
43; number of cases to date, 70; deaths to
date, 10.
A Hankering.-jT ii. Stine, formerly of
theWext Side, was in town a couple of days
this week. He is now out of printing har
ness, but has a hankering to be back again.
- Dallas Jtemiter.
Pitcher's Castorla.
lUItltlMHI uu
Farmer are now quite busily engaged in
threshing their crop.
Oat In this vicinity will average this
year 45 bushel per acre.
Wheat will average 3s horn thfl best au
thority wc can guther.
Mny & Sender have let out more I linn
o,ooo sack. Upineycr & Ibliigs have also
let out about io,ux sacks which speaks lor
he people of llarilsburg and vicinity in
trong luiiguai'c, tlml we have ngKd grain
iroxluclng country and alao bcapcaka a
right future for the town of llarrlshurg.
While there are not many places changing
and, vet there arc u great nianv emigrants
Iropping in and taking a view of the coun
rv and c mm ess Iheinsclvea as well pleased
with it and our adsantagca over our neigh
bor town, In consequence of having river
as well n the railroad transportation priv-
leges.
Our new Postmaster, I. I). Dennett, seems
to fill the chair ol the late K. K. Davis,
(realgncdl now of your clly, who waa Poat-
musier of this til.u c. ns wellaslbc oltn c
very aatlafactorlly.
The hotel under the able management
of Mr. Iluvward. la'c of the Laat seem to
a al W a ' a " .
Ie giving univeraal satisfaction.
Damon Smith, the ciliclcnt druggist, has
increased In business malerislv since his
W " a
competitor sold out,
R. K. Aahby, the commlsalon merchant
Uhtivlnir oat and we oredlct he will uet
hla ahare of the trade.
Saloon running without license, fall the
same.)
Whv can't we uet a i iuch for wheat as
at Monroe f Here 6a cents while at Mou
roc bb cents. How is this ?
Dr. l'ertltr. late of Cottate Grove k here
teaching Chrktian science.
Sibln, Wright .V Co., are paying twenty
five cents per box for llartlett pears.
Mrs. K. K. Ashby will atsrt n millinery
buaineaa In a few day.
Dr. W. H. Davk, late of Cottage Grove
seem to be dolntr hk share of professtonn
business and we predict for him, if only
contented, a large business.
Isiiuc Mansfield and wife, of Adam
Umatilla county, Or., arc here visiting of
tcr an absence of sixteen year,and,udging
from report, that he bus succeeded tman
clally speaking in accumulating a OOOtjM
trtit v for his old age time of life.
M. Fuller, of thk place k now under the
treatment of Dr I'rrUi!. of t.ottaifr frlOVC
we hear.
THK MAN ABOI T TOWM.
Home people think that all there k wortl
living for In a city k the rush and milling
and manipulating ol the long augur. "Ah
Albany k a good place, but It kn't 'long
enough," some one aays. But right here
wc wish to remark that It is getting there,
and any way there is lots In this lile beside
getting a few filth v twenties. To hear pen
pie talk one would think that all that is nec
rs.arv bt to CO to Seattle, or lai.oma tit
Spokane Falia, drop In your hook and you
will catch a whole whale of twenties. ,
a matter of fact going to mh.Ii place i
simply a mining apcculatlon. Hundred of
people who locate there are out at the
knee. Where one make and get put up
on a pole where people can ee him hun
dred loe. The trouble i the public only
see the man on the pole. Ml thk talk
make a discontented people and there are
plenty ol atone rolling about withouUany
moss on them. Albany h good enough for
us.
Wc would like a woolen mill and paper
mill, and It wilt pay our cltken big inter-
est to put their hand down deep to gel
them. The DiMuK.ir will Mihcrilr
heavyIn advertising, which k better
than cash.
Just a little Hem ! convenience that will
occur when the Oregon Pacific run
through to Boke City will be the fact that
a letter mailed nt PrlnevJUe will reach Al
bany the same day. The road will unite
Linn and Ctuok counties into a v ery friend
ly relationship. It will he an immense
thing lor t'rook a wells lor Linn county
and will double Its papulation in a few
ears. It will make its good twenty - per
cent cheaper and add several cents to the
price f wool. Instead ol shpplng to The
Dalle they can ship to Albany or directly
Eaat. In fact jut this roai wilt change
the whole aspect of affair.
Albany ahouid ok as proud a a paper
with a libel suit, it ha a damage case on
hand. The M. A. T. advises all parties to
be reasonable and settle the matter pcac
ablv. AN IMIUIfTVNT MATlMt.
Albany, Aug. 24U
Editor Democrat :
The Immediate extension ol the O. P.
Railroad eastward from thk citv, has given
a new Impetus and new life to every mate
rial interest ulout the city and It vicinity.
How much we may preHt bv it, must de
pend entirely on ourselves. It gives us an
opportunity will we turn it to profit. I he
near future must answer that question.
We cannot expect to see thk citv prosper
as she ought, without the active and cordial
co-operation of all, nnd thk must extend to
every enterprise and business which in au v
manner tend to Its development. 1 Here
seems tone a division in tne city council,
at this time on a most important enterprise
about which there ought to be but one opin
ion. I am Informed that responsible parlie-.
stand ready to establish gas works here to
supply ail who desire it with gas, just, as
soon us they can obtain the consent ot the
City Council to lay down the mains along
the street. Their application for such priv
ileges has been pending for a long time ; but
for aome indcacribabie reason, it has not
been granted. Why ? Can a city expect to
prosper which shuts her gates rgainst a
public improvement ol such vast impor
tance ? We have a most excellent ay stem
of electric lights, hut that cannot supply
the place ol gas. Fach is useful in its place,
but in this progressive age noplace that as
pire to an vthtng beyond a "deserted vil
lage" can-do without cither. For one, I
say let the Gas Companv come. Give us
light !
Proorkss.
REAL ESTAl fcSALF.S.
Aa recorded In the County Recorder's
office of Linn county, Oregon :
F F Wyatt to Russell Wyott, Trus
tee, 427 acres, 15 w 3 $ 1.00
FA Miller to F M Miller. 161.1:4
acres, 10 E 1
Richard S Rice to William Sill, 8
acres, 9 E 3
John and C L Brush to C J Dillon
and T H Cone, Best property . . .
J K Weathcrford to Lula B Prushaw
6000
300
3500
lot 2, block 24, Albany 1000
Frank E Allen to Susan N Allen, w
half block 44, Albany
Ashby Pearce to E B Kendal!, lots
6 and 4, bl 21 IPs 2nd A
J W Gilliland to P J Foster, 2 acres,
Sweet Home ".
Levina Wltzel to J W Hedder, 100
acres, 12 w 2
S S Hayes to School Dist 41, lots 3,
4, 5 and 6, bl 4, H's A to Halsev
H Bryant to Cbas Goehinger, 1
575
-55
200
acres, 11 w 3
Gus Kregerto H Bryant, 160 acres.
300
11 w 1 600
"7
List.
letter
Following Is the list of letter remaining in the Pjat
Office, Albany, blnn Jcounty, Oregon, Aug. 28th, .1888
Persons calling for these letter must give tha date on
which they were advertised :
Appleirate Orlando 2 Billing Frank II.
Dow Clate Wobkins
Dobkins John A,
Green James
Oeet Miss Ollie
Hovey R. W.
Jones Evans
Mosburg J C.
Williams W,P,
Dodson E. P.
Gren 0.0.
Hatskatt Alvin J.
Hilfioker John 2
Martin L. P.
Nail Mr Mollle B.
Wulf Henry.
. THOMPSON, P. M
Children Cry for
r nnKstiAY.
t Black, of Hslaey. is In the city.
0. K. Chase, groceryajan of Corvallk, u in
the city.
Mra Virgil Paiker and children are ruati
oating at the Day.
Kev Win Roberta, a pioiifcr of 1817, died
st Dayton yeaterday, sm1 7D -:tr.
K K Sox snd family returned from Ys
uius Bay tn-rlsy, well Kyptisnied.
Mr. Allen, the drayman, eatne home from
the Bay tu-day. Hta family remained.
i'o Yeang, I'erry ('tmu and wife and one
or two other left yesterday for the monn
talna.
Bev K It I'rtchafd aod fainilv returned
torn YamuiiA Ikv yeaterday. Their little
kiy became farlvy.'!il while there,, and they
are considerably frightened at hia condition.
idr Walter I'etcraon, of Lebanon, waa in
tint city yeitiifday. Walter ctrrietl a bfRiift
on one of hia arms ami wouldn't sty whethci
it Waa s runaway or a flht. We snajwet
that $250 Imrao of hia had anmelhin to !
with it.
S Funk and wife. T J Drsia snd wife, A O
Campbell ami William Funk, arrived m the
city this morning from rarmington, Han lea
qutn Valley, OrL, and will leave tti-morrow
morning lur riah l.ske. noorowiied were tne
aleepera that the party Was ftbUgOai to tak.:
the common cars. The travel 1 very large.
I KlIlAY.
It k now August and thia i th
which the Albany streetcars wrr
mouth in
to lie run-
work en
niog.
Fifty men left thk afternoon to
tba contract 1.' Seaile ti. DftRh. I
the Ore-
gon I'scilio.
There era ail ty-seven breweries u QfifMW.
The manafseture of beer iu tne state Una
yesr will be nearly 100,000 barrel.
Thay have had it bad on Chrkti m Seiroee
or motnpbyKirsl healing at Sakiu. !r Mary
A Thompson and Mra DuFrau are b llt du
iuK the city. Perhaps Albany w ill l at
tacked .
Charlie Webber, aon ol Joa Webber, ai.tl
Frank llsckleinsn, arrived in Albany )e
tenlay fmm Crook county on s visit of aoout
a month.
H W Kairweather. st one tiuo . . Matad
with the O. r. !. R. has ben h-t near
Sprague, W. T., bat how sctfusiv 1 nut
known.
The re eipta at the Albany I. ti. kat year
were $4,020 04, intad of f4.Vd, ss recently
atatstcd by tha I n m .. 1: ... 1 and asveral other
pi per a.
A registered package containing about
$20,000 sent from Portland to New York ia
imaatng. It was probably taken in the New
York office ,
Three fair compleaioned army gitle arrived
in Albany lat night with a big bendla ef
War Cry, and an early attack on the enemy
may lie aspseted.
Yesterday s Chinaman atartsd from San
RL I.i .ft : !.. II ti
r rauctsco vo 1 iiiraKo in t unman t .iw.n i
ear. and tne whola city i aatu!ahcd at hia
extravagance, thia betug th first case 00
record.
Beware of potato ritumtnera. One waa in
tke Valley recently fur Barclay A' Itohiuron,
of San Franeiaoo. Several shipped their po
tatoes. The firm faded, and one man inatead
i f getting monry got a bill foi $.!. 40 on the
other aide.
SATtBDAT.
IIC C'ctneot, of Tacoms, k iu the city.
Whcst ia coming iuto Albany with a rush
now
Mra Mimou, of llarrkbur, k vkitmg her
nephsw. the M. r Pace, proprietor ui t e
St Cnarie ftiRcl.
Talking about trotting. AxteH, 2 year
old, ha just trotted a tui'e in ph.-r.om-nul
. cd for a 2 year old.
Arraoio-i!:. nt t.- lriii made f.r a kcturc
at the opria houso ia Alltaoy. on S pt 14, b
(loo W (Japies, an eminent iettarer.
The faintly of Mr Kimer Mootague moved
! to Albany eaUrday, and now they arc keep-
, iug houso in the Barrett laidcuC.
Tsd Pipe , cit kditorof the S.lrn. SUUt
w in, h returned home accompanied by bte
aiater. MraK V langdon, of Napa, CaL
Mrs Chss l Riueout and laulkhur, ot Sn
L in it 1 ' 1, arnvctl m A bany thia m ru
ing mi a vi. t with rilauve aid friend
Tb annusl eoRl'srsnoa of the M K t hutch
will Ih held in L!rcue Citv befcinninK ' "
riiursdsy. Aug :td. VV X Niode wul pie
lde.
M..u F C Ha. sar.l, . t Leljanos precinct, has
hecumthecty It' tuioriua us that Uaati
ulnetu P M Sharer 'a tjim i.u.i 4.i
buahela p t a. re, which 1 a irr t.a any
yet reporUrU. q
C rus West'akr, of Uabservtd
iiv.d in the county yesterday,
th Oregon Fa.-ihc, rm u now c
Cl, ar
I Way of
hia Ijim
RaRf 1 anient.
Two Suullieru Pacilto engmea caute toer
bout t ut vat .i uu the O I to-day aud p il
up u id. 1'tia) h id laJtea the circus to that
city and were MM Iftrat (I iC ei.gin.a that
have ever crossed oyer the ruad.
A man 11. Nevada haa taken the total sl
siiueiu pledge for life, tie baa gone before
au awiul notary put in: ami taken an oath
not to uke a sttougdriuk until Harrison . I
elected president.
Mr Adrian Comely aaya he Iorrs two nun I
l hta father'a house Thursday eeumg at- i
Umptii.'n to burglarixs tt, ooe bsing on the 1
outside and the other on the inside. He ;tad
s scuttle wnh the latter, who Un a 10 shots ,
St htm, and then they Ikd.
All the Chinese cooks in Pendleton are ou !
a atrtke.
Those who are getttug $18 a . k '
waul $22, or they wid uot work . The Mon
golian, when ho has sn opportunity, does uot
slop at the earth . He wsnt the w hole autar
ayatein, with a f"w rods of the uiilky way
ttu own iu. H. O.
In Cuba, wheu the government w.uta to!
discipiiuu an editor it suspends hia paper f r
fOftf days. This is great fun for the vduor. i
He get s reat, Oca fishing, has a good time j
generally, and uia subaunbers can't recovers
cent tor MM papers they duiu't uet. We '
wouldn't mind Utile ot auch tieaiuieut out -selves
Uuriug the auiinuer inoutbt.
Our ctiutetnporarics all through the Valley
are interested in tha (j P aud watch almest
as closely a Albany paper for new Hems iu
reference to it. Saya the MateanuiH: "A
reporter of the tntentnan was shuwu a letter
yesterday from Win M Uv.ag, vice-presideut
ami manager of the Oregon Pacific railroad,
iu winch hu tuted that thu of railroad
would be completed thts year thirty-tive
uulea beyond IfeRARM. This wuuld take tho
road up past Breitoubuab ami give easy ac
cess to Bumu of the tiuest umber belts ou the
coast. As tOSii ss the forests are elesred
from them there arc several fine openings for
rauchea up through that couutry also, and
the building of thu railroad will toou send
settlers iu there.
The East Oreijonian calls attention to the
sale of 48,000 bushels of wheat in one lot in
that city at 60 cents per bushel and con
gratulates the farmers on receiving so good
a price, but reminds them that were it not
for the iiey on the sacks used to handle
the grain they would have received $576
more for it. "This is one of the benefits of
high protection which Mr. Blaine thinks
should be taught to the present generation,
and a burden which the Herald thinks
farmers ought to bear, regarding it as a
blessing to be thus taxed.
Some Simmsr Items.
Fresh fruit, such as peaches, plums and
watermelons, at Brownell & Stanard's.
It pays to get your groceries at Brownell
& Stanard's.
You get a five cent ticket with ever $t's
worth of goods bought at Brownell & Stan
ard's. B jovreo raoq oa8 oqs 'uojprrqo pnq oqs neii
'bjjovto.-) 01 3 unto aqs 'sbjm oursosq aqs uaqV
Bjjovnio joj rwuo oqs 'puqo swti oqs uaqv
4ao)j3 aeq oabS 0J4 'jpis sbav. iqug uaq ,v
A Bank. Prof. D. T. Stanlev, who was
In the city Thursday is about to open a
bank in Monmouth, and was in the citv
getting pointers
ness.
in
reference
to the busi-
pitcher's Castorla.
for Infants and Children,
"Castorla la so well adapted to children that I
f recommend It as superior to any prescription
xiKorn to me." If, A. Ascms, M. I,,
UI So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, M. Y.
1
- '! --
teMRWaSWa saw)
fC' 3
Stewart & Sox,
t snoot of
hroni'!
suroents peculiar to retnaJes. at ttw invaUda
Hotel and Runrioml Institute. U offal j. N. V'
baa afforded a vast experience In nicely adapt
ing and thoroughly testing jrentedies for the
WHr, PlrceR ttor Srcac 1-1 pt 1 o n
It the outgrowth, or result, of this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of teat!
received from patients and from pbysi
who have teatuil it in the more aanrra-
sRai ami ARtRSSRi 0RR srtatcll hat SAad
their skill, prove tt to be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief ami core of
suffering women, it ts not rt-roimueuded as a
" cure-alb" but as a most perfect Sp-ciUc for
woman's peculiar an'mt-nt.
As R powerful. Invigorating tonlr.
It imparts strength to the whole system,
and to the womb and its appemlaffes in
particular. For overworked, "worn -out,"
run-down. deblliUted teacher, milliners.
'ii-jnr!. bouac-
koeiH-rs, nursing mothers, an.l feebe
generally. Dr. Pierce's Favortte Prescrtpuou
is the greatest earthly boon, being uiK-qualed
at an appetizing cordial and rertoratice tonic.
As r sootfaluR and stretiRttaenlitc
nervine, "Favorite Prescription'' is urie
qualed and is iavaluabl- iu allaying snd sub
duing nervous excitability, irritability, ex
baustion. prostratioa, hysteria, spesma snd
other distressing, nervous symptoms com
monly attendant upon functional ami organic
disease of the womb. It RMRMRI n fresh::, 4
sleep and lattevsa mental anxiety and do-
aitii:Jenev.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
ta R legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded by an experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted to woman's delicate
organizations It Is purely vegetable in its
composition and pcrfcctl harmleta In Its
effects in any condition of the system. For
morning sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, dys
pepsia and kindred symptoms, its use, in email
aosea, will prove very beneneiaL
" Favorite Prescription Is r post,
tire euro for the most complicated and ob
stinate eases of leucorrhea, excessive flowing,
painful menstruation, unnaturnl suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling of the womb, weak back.
' female weakness, antevcrsion, retroversion,
liearing-down sensation, chronic congestion.
Inflammation and ulceration of the womb, in
tlammaUon, pain and tenderness in ovaries,
accompanied with " internal heat."
As R regulator and promoter of func
tional action, at that critical period of change
from girlhood to womanhood, " Favorite Pro
scription" is a perfectly safe remedial agent,
and can produce only good reeuPs. it ts
equally efficMcioua and valuable in Ira effects
when taken for those disorders snd derange
ments incident to that later and most critical
period, known as " The Change of Life."
Favorite Prescription." when taken
in connection with the use of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and email laxative
doses of Dr. Pierce's Purgative Pellets Little
Liver Pills), cure Liver, Kidney and Bladder
diseases. Their combined use also removes
blood taints, and abolishes cancerous and
scrofulous humors from the system.
Favorite Prescription is the only
medicine for womeu, sold by druggists, under
a poalttvo guarantee, from the manu
facturers, that it will give satistuetion In every
case, or money will bo refunded. Thiii guaran
tee haa been printed on the boi tie-wrapper,
antl faithfully carried out for miuy years.
Large bottles doo doses) Rl.OO, or six
bottles for $5.00.
For large, illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
women (lflO pages, paper-covered), send ten
cents in stamps. Address,
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Main SL, BUFFALO, N. Y
UNIVERSITY OF 0REG09.
CUGENE CITY.
Next session begins on Monday the 17th
of September, 1888. Free scholarship
from every county in the State, Apply to
your County superintendent
Four courses : C lassical, Soientilie.
Literary and a short English OottMM in
which there ia no last in, Greel:, French 01
German, The English ia pro-emine utl
a Busiuess Course, For catalogues or
other information, address
J. W. JOHNSON,
President,
Administrator's Notice o! Final
Settlement
Notice is hertby given thst the under
signed Administrators de bonis nnn of the
estate of Martin Costello.deccaeed, have riled
their final account in the office o the County
Clerk for Linn county, Oreaon, and the
County Court for said county have fixed
Monday the 3rd day r September. 18SS.
at the hour of one o'clock, p. m. for hearing
objections, if any to said final account, and
settling said estate.
Sam- May,
Lkvi Douglas.
many thousands of cases
Administrators do bouis non of said estate.
J. K. Weathebforu,
Att'y for Administrator s.
Palace Meat Market.
J, Y, PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBAMY, OR.
Will keep constantly on hand beat,
mutton, pork, veal, sausage, eto the best
meats and largest variety in the tlty.
Cash paid for all kinds of fat stuck.
Castorla enrea fJolte. kmrtv.
Rour RtomAelj. PRRVMRa, HVbRMSMl
Kills Worm, gives sleep, ana promotes di-
WitiruiWious nuxUestfoa.
Tits Ckwtacr CowfUMT, 77 Murray Ktreet, K Y.
.
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Tltfe 3E8T
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m wjni
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loo List.
an
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Agents. Albany, Or.
ALBANY SAW AKD PUN
f?sG resits.
All kmc
.nd seaiv
rough, dressed
ubcr.lath -wiv
.itstantly on
: pickets kept
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON 4 WEST.
Are aclrw:",i1 lbs h,
more prodacurcaud yki4 '
nXK U-7.niTItAT
CataUttas Ikt Utl -
X.. l. aA yvsr ae 00.,
Fummct aas Suocwtn, Sr. .
, pev, RtA. . li. tUJ-xAl
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TO UN & b A 1 LAW,
Antl isoiifiioie ia haBt-er)
4f.HA.Na. - - -
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Notary Public.
ALBAOT, OREGON,
Will prc. 'is U all of the Coojrta o
.nls State. All business intrusted to him
! will be promptly amended to.
Oregon State Fair !
THK 28th
Annual Slatt Fair will bs held on the fair
grounds near Salem commeuciug on t he
17TI1 OF SEPTEMBER.
And cintihuinq one week, Cah pre
miums to the amount f
$ 1 e3,000
Will be nwardec? ftir
V grit'uHural mechanical andst-vskex-tti,
svorks of art and fancy wortc aa4
trials of sptjed.
he Dretniunis offered have bot?n in
ased in many cases, and new classes
ve been added. No entry fes charged
dlvlf ions J, K, L, and Q.
A magnificent Aeld of horses entered,
and there will w splendid contests of ran
ninn; and trotting oach day.
Tho different traospurtation ovmpnies
will make libars.1 reduction in fares and
reights.
Special attention ii called to the pretn
urns offered for county exhibits of gratua
grasses and fruits.
Entries will bo received In the Secre
tary's ottico iii Naieiu, begiuning six days
before the fair, an I on the tair grounds
fi tun Fiiday before the fair. Persons de
siring to exhibit in divisions J, K, O, P and
Q are requested to make their entries on
Friday and Saturday before the fr if
possible. Ah entries close ou Monday,
September I7tb,at 7:30 p. m,
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Coupon ticket for meu (six days) $2.50
Coupeu ticket for women (six days)...fl,00
Day tiuket for men 50c,
Day ticket for womeu 25o.
Tickets to grand staud at the race
track for males over 12 yeara 25c,
Ladies to the graud stand free.
Those desiring to purchase booths will
apply to the Secretary,
iarsemi to the Secretary at Salem for a
premium list.
J, T. GREGG,
Secretary,
Red CrownMills
mm, LAMING & CO., PROPR'S.
NEW PKOCK8S FLOUH SUPERIOR tOB KAMP IKS
AKD BAKERS USE.
BEST STORAGF FACILITIES.
Hijrhest Price in Cash fo
Wheat