Wm. Mirik
fit
-FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Prompt; Attotion-Ftrst-olass Hearse
jarAfiar budnoi IiuimoaII at residence
oornor Klflh u l llakwr streets.
OVRU) fJ CAIIFJMA.
-sVIA
tatoa Paoiflj Go.npany's Line.
TJBK Mf. SMISTt KOI' TK.
VI ilV All
V vitsi.j , S3 hour
oAuroMi Biraas i..i.ni tuu
iouMi
4.00 r. M. beav
S:Oj r a LmvJ
7:40 A M ACIT.
North
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0:30 rs
I'arUsuJ
Alb my
sail r'iatici-
Arrivs
1. !A0
tj-i.rM.ijaiiTAii daily vxoat Sunday).
fctW A M I LSSVO
11: tv) t j Ussva
i:aOr Arrive
rVrtlanJ
Alb Aity
Kurti
Arrtr.
UMWI I
Uavo
3:46 r H
11:36 A M
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LOCAL fASSSNOK YSAI.ia DAILY, UCBTT SI NDAT.
tun I Ls
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Albany
l-ot.an-.il
Albany
Lsbanou
Arms
bears
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PULLMAt. BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars
mt tr.: u laalnsa at oaad-4'laa Faaaea
err. attarSeU Id i;prri Tralaa.
West alse MtUIm.
OSTWKK lUKU.l A sKs HU.
All. TBAt l AILT (sX HIjU SUII.U) .)
OA H
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Leav
Portland
OufVaass
Uwvt 1. 30
straits tlais dau,y (sep:5uulA-.
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morn
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I'ortUnJ
VI Uiti.iMiie
Arms
LaVU
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At M'ny sl CorrtUU
vra ii Pactfic iu . I r. 1
oounsvl wila Uaiu of
f.irtall i.ir ri u. n rais-liur
.mi v. ..Wi. At-viil.
R. KOSilLEK,
I . . . V.l .
r.ji, tu.tM, ate
. P. KOUBKS.
) , in sr
'IB YAQUINA KOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Mroad,
goo laviop:uoi Company's Num-
SDip I .UU'
225 MILES SHOHcl-
20 HOURS LESS TIME
Hi ah by my other routs.
First class tlirouirj passenger aud
freight l.n fro u Portland aad all points
la the WillAiniH&e Valley to mi l from ftau
Francisco, Cal.
Wiilam8tt3 Riyar Lin3 of Steamers.
The "Wm. M. Uja." The "N. 8, Bent
y," To "Th rae Sister-" are la service
for botb passenr Mai ireigbt tratllo be
tween Corvsllts and Portland and inter
mediate points, leaving Company'! wbaif,
Corvallts, an l M-n.r-i. tiuiuian w
wharf. Nos. 200 an l 2U2 Froat I'oi t
I, three tun a wmk ai fullowa :
NoK I'll UUC.VD.
LMVaCoriAllu. Man . W.l ud KnOav, 10.OJA.kt
Laavc Albaar, MmxUy. and Friday. 1 : S - :i
arrive rVrtlaiul. lue . Thu. an-l Satunlar. 6:30 f. M
iiuL'ltf BUt'N'U.
Leave FrtUoJ, Mdav, Wed. aad Friday, 8:00
Leave AJuaiiy, 1'ue., Taar. and Haturday, 1:30
Arrive CwvaUia, Ta. , TUu. aud liatuiday, 4:30
lijiu make cIom conneclioo at Alban
eritn trams of the Oregon Paolb: KailroaO
riJIKSMiCJU'LE (except Sunday.)
Lervtf Alu:iy. 1:00 r. a, Leave Yauuina, 0:46
Lmvi OorvA.La, i:lr. M. ueave CurvalU,10:36 A,M
Arrive Vaqoiita, :M t. M I Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. M
I
O t U. mirH coccex at Albany and
e'orvallia. In- aoove Iraini coouect at
ifaquitM with the Oregon Development
Company' Liue of Mteambipa between
rTaqoiua and tn FrancLioo.
Sim(. I.lTd .
eiAAl.n.
ZA4 4A riKf:i).
PSiS YAItUA
vr.lUue.tA Vi j, M-indtv, -t. S. TiMeday, Oct. t,
W.liAjleV VaIIb, b-.ur uy.U;.. IK Sunday, Ua.14.
A'iiUui .u Valley Friday, Oct. 30.
i i f 'mi.'' 'i y , rvH he right to
! iiud taiuu dt'.en without notice.
. It t' i ' - i,' -r - frO'U ' r Uiim aod
- il jutuj v'a ay potisH KaK make nloae
c une u u witu tKfl iratos of the Yaquina
m ite l Aibtuy or c ,rvi;lw, and If de4
Uk I t 1'i I'Van ris; houid arrange to
rriv , -ii t n ii'iA lue eveaiti Ooi re ate
of naoiag.
Ae-rr aad F.rlabt Kate alwaa lie
Uwttl.
iri iOr aUioo apply le O J Hloart, Freight and
ftest Areat, Aloanv, or to C li riaaerell, Jr., U. F.
t P. A,-t.. or:,". ii Development Co., 3M Moatouiery
.W.I FrAoaeco, Cal. . C. Hon I.,
A. O. F. and P. Airent.
'--.; "i 1' 1 1 R R Co. Cervallia. Or
MSS. B. BYMAN,
next eatt of S. R. Young's, Albany, Or
Gutting and Fitting a Specialty.
STAMPING OUTFITS, AND STAMK1
ING DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING
Wenesriays and Thursdays of each
wfk, hii1 pxiPtmie doi.e to oider on
tlspit a and other material,
Vle savrttr''r of vrtisoi materials on
iiau l
DR. C, WATSON MA8T0N
Physician and Surgeon.
iAm opp?it the Imrcrat Office.
Andnnvs & Hackicinan.
W.LD0UGLAS1
Tom $i
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON - - OREGON
II. J. Mintmokn, l'r.'g. H. S Cook, 8 c.
8. Fakrar, Vi -.. Fret. V. li. Uoonu Treae
The Oregon Land Company
Ormilzl f'- tho puri m nfbuylnir and Mllin(r r- I
eauo, adver Uing rhe Willunette Valley In all of the
leading ne.' Aiwia at tiie United 8tate. KuiployinK
Baw.rn agents 10 uiren home atcKerM lo Hie w Hiani
ette Valley, und h me axunt. In all the principal
town, of Mm inn, P.i'k, I inn, Uenton, Clackatnaa and
Yamhill omul. to old In I'icaiinir imniiirranta.
Office in the 'late BolMlaif, one door weetof Stew
art A Box'..
HODSON A DICKINSON, Manar.
A. J. liOSSITER, V. S.
O.alni!;! o! Ontario fjtjfiaw;
College,
Iipjiir,l t trus dit3iss of all do
meatta tn'mtls on SMtotlAa principle.
ItniMo i 40 I o!fi ;a two door on
Optra Houii. Al )t i
$3.00 SgiX
SHOE S W
f7na, " aWTf" lamaaV
Do Ycu Want Furnilue ?
1 f YOU DO OO TO
Woodin & Willard.
wbre you will llnd tho boil make ami
1 1 ni si fl-llaltpd
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNCES.
Abo a Huo line ol
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a huiulrrd (.lilfrroiit tyltH of
Picture frames made to order.
The largest anil left stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept in Albany. Price re aaouable
"Jim Wcstrall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kluda on
hnnd, Also foil lino of
JAPANESE GOODS.
OREGON PA3IFI3 COMTilGrj R,
for thli Hpctlon.
Laborers fuinUbl on aburt uolkoe fo
any purpmso.
Opposite S E Young s, Albany,
J. K. WEATHERF0RD,
(NOTAllY Ft'ULIC.)
iTTOHNEY AT JLA W,
AtBlW. ORH.OV.
WILL WUCnCK IN ALL THE COURTS OFTHB
Mute. Sfclal atlentlon ulvon tu .o'lecUmia and
robate waiter.
iafOflJcol Fel Temple.
Palace Meat Market.
J. V. PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, OR.
wm kp constantly on band leal,
mutton, rrK, veal, aauaaire, etc.. the beat
meats ami 1 iripst variety in the city.
Cash t&Jd for all klndaof fat stock .
The BUY SUB CJ V IDE is
tssuoU March and Sept.,
, eaob rear. It is an oucy .
(clopudia ot useful la for
mat ion for all who pur.
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
can clothe you and furnish you with
all tho ncooasary and unnecontry
appliance to rido. walk, dance, slesp,
eat, flxh. hunt, work, bo to church,
or stay at home, and in various sisoa,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what la required to do all these things
CORF0RTAILY. d you can make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUY EUU'
OUIOE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Hi.
" PATENTS
Ued, aad all pther business In the U. 8. lw
ffice auetidcded to I'.r muderate teea.
OuroOi'-e la oppoait the U.S. FaUnt Office, aud
ve can obutn Patents teas tint than ttiua. reatuia
roni WA.Iiiiirton.
bend ru jdiii or drain. W. a.' - to ,ieul
Ability free of charge iaiwiwamak. o chary, unlet
e obtain patent.
H'. reler here, to the P-tmaeo.r, lb. SuiH. of
easy Order In v. and to offictala of the t . H. Fatsat
offlT. Fur cin alar, advice, tei n-a, aad .drti.
o actual cut't'U in y.uriwn htate or cou ity. add
C. A. HNOW &C O.a
OiMhmiu: Patent tifficw. Waehinuui, l .
SAM MA,
3. BXMM
MAY k JSICNDERS.
Dealers in General HbrcnaAOise.
HARRISBURC - - OREGON
Will hoy brain, Wool and all kinds
nil?)
DR. J.L. KfLL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office cor. First and Ferry Streets,
ALBANY- - OREGON.
Xt PILLS.
BEWARE OP IM1TATIOXH. ALWAYS
ASK JPOR DR. PIERCCS PELLETS, OB
LITTLE SUGAR-COATED PILLS.
sseiuK entirely vegetaoie, they op
erate without disturlmricu to the system, diet,
or oceurwtion. Put up In glass vlsl. hcnnctl
cully iil;d. Alwavs fn sh and n imriU Aa
a laxative, alterative or purgative,
theso little Pellets give the most perfect
uiniAtuuu,
SICK HEADACHE-
Billons Headache.
Dlzzilioss, on all po
tion, I iid igeat lun,
Dillons Attacks, and all
derangements of the stom
ach snl howeln. are prom id
ly relieved and permanently
cnrel by the uso of Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
In explanation of the remedial power of these
f-eucis over ao trr'.-at a variety or diseases. It
may truthfully be wild thnt tbelr action unon
the fystcm Is univerml. not a gland or tissuo
escaping tlielr sanativo influence. Hold by
i!i UKKisU, cents a vial. Manufactured at tho
i in iiii' iil j.i.r'iriitory or vvoni.O H UlSPKMaAUT
AhOCIATIOZf, uuiiaio, a. sr.
S500
Is offered by the manufactur
ers of Dr. Mage's Catarrh
Heanedy, for a case of
Chroafco Nusal Catarrh which
they cannot euro.
SYJTiPTOWS OF CATAMRII. Dull,
heavy hnnlHclie. obstruction of tho nasal
pitfwifrcs, tliucharges falling from tho liead
Into the throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
and ncrid, nt others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulcii, Moody and putrid; tho eyes are
weuk, watery, and Inllsmed; there is ringing
in tho ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear tho throat, cxnectorution of rinYimivn
msttcr, together with st.-alni from ulcers; tho
voteo Ih atasaged and has a nasal twang; tho
areata U offensive j smell and tasto nro lm-I'.u:-'i;
i!i' ,i: H a sensution of dizzinecH. with
ti" r.tal depression, it hacking cough and rcn
eral ilelilllty. Only a few of tho above-niu'iud
symptoms ure likely to bo present in any one
cjsc. Thousands of cases annually, without
manifesting half of the above symptoms, re
sult in consumption, and end m the gmve.
No dlscuso is so common, mora deceptive nnd
dangerous, or loss understood by physicians.
Hy its mild, soothing, and heiiling properties,
Dr. Sage's Catarrh itcmedy cures tho worst
cases of Catorrli. "cold In the head,"
toryzn, mid Catarrhal Headache.
Bold by druggist everywhere; GO cent,
Untold Agony from Catarrh."
rrof. W. IlACSNEit, the famous mesmerist,
of ltlmca, N. Y., writes: "Some ten years ago
I suffered untold agony from chronic mml
catarrh. My family physician gavo me up as
Incurable, and said I must die. My case was
such a bod one, thot every day, towards stin
et, my voice would become eo hoareo 1 could
barely spcuk above n whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing of my throat would
almost strangle me. By the use of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Itamedy, in three months, I was a well
man, and the cure has been permanent."
"Constantly Hawking and Spitting."
Thomas J. Itusnmo, Esq., toot pint Street,
St. Louia, Mo., writes: "1 was a great sufferer
from catarrh lor three years. At times 1 could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and spitting, and for the last eight months
could not breathe through tho nostrils. I
thought nothing could bo done for mo. Luck
ily, Twos advised to try Dr. Sago's Catarrh
Remedy, and I am now u well man. I bclievo
it to be the only eure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one has only to givo it a
fair trial to experience astounding results and
a permanent cure."
Three Bottles Cure Catarrh.
Eli Robbxrs, Itunyan P. O., Columbia Co.,
ru,., .ays ; jy uuuguier naa cuturrn When
she was live years old, very badly. I saw Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy advertised, and pic- i
cured a bottlo for her, and soon saw that it
helped her; a third bottle effected a perma
nent cure. She is now fcigutwa years old and .
sound and hearty."
oolk
Citation.
In the County Vowrt of Ltnn Cowafy, Htatt of
Orrffon t
In the mailer of the estate of Mary Jane
Coatollo, deceased.
To Mary Ann or atargreltCldwell.J
Caldwell, House Piovideucs Hitler 8u
perlor, Ann Brown,. Kalr Costs 1 1 d
the daughters of Thomas Coslsllo.
Uhkhtimi: In Ihs name of thsHlatsof
Oregon you are hersby cited to b asd sp.
Cmr In the County Court, for the oounty of
Inn, m tho Court House. In ibs idly of
Albany, in said oountv and htste, on
oslurdM. Ihefilh day f uelln r. U .IHHS,
at the hour of (en o'clock in the forenoon
of aid day, the same being a day of the
tegular October term, 1888, of ssld Court,
and then and there show causolf soy exist
why so order or sale should not l o made
direotimi and licensing Kamuol Nixon.ex-
ot'otor of the issl wlM and Uststnent of
Msrv Jane Coslello, dscessrd, to sell all
the i igbt.tille and interest of the tald Mary
Jaue Coslello at the tltueof her draf li.boili
in law and In equity, of, In and In tbs real
property nsrsmafter (leacrineu, aa prsystl
lor in the petition of the until Namuel Nix
en, SZSOUtor aforesaid, which paid petition
In now on lite In tho County Clerk's olllee
in l.lnu county, Oregon, which said real
property Is described as follows;
T lie NBH of the N K H of Sen 2I, con
taiulng 80 sores, also the M K H of Meo U0
contsiulng louacna; also the KK of so
21, conlalulug ItiO acres; also Ihs N K i
of the S K H of tho M W H of Sc 20, oon
tsluing lOacios; al othe bfumiiiiig at a
iMiint 27 30 links went and I5.K7 links aoiitli
of ti e quarter se tion slake between .Set
tloiia 24 snd In Tp I1NHH W.ln olsim
No lid; I hence urth 7Hssst 444 Halts:
thence x.ortd82S went U00 links; thence
smith 7S west 444 links; thence south
f82kuesst fHM) links lothe place of bwutn
ntng containing: 4 ncreMml in all 444aorss
snu lying sod u-ing in lownnli.p 14, B It
4 W.
Also begiuulug at s point 25 obs east of
theS VY eoi iter ol I In mini Nnspard'i tin
nation laud claim, leiog claim No &, Not
No 2Im;i, in Tp 14, N K 4 W ; tbeuce north
40 cIih ; thence east 7.88 cbs ; I hence south
40 cits ; thence w ent 7.. 'SO chains to tho plsco
of beginning, containing 2U.44 arm. all In
Sec ". I p 14. s U 4 W.Llun oouut,Orsgoii.
Also beginning si s point 0 ehainn sttutb
of ths N K corner of oislrn No 41, Not Nc
2188. inTp 14 8 R 4 VV ; tuiioi g thence
south M cbs; tbsnce wtst 38.64 elm;
thenoo north 40 ehs ; tbenos wst8.15 cbs;
t hence north 13 88 cbs ; '.bene east 44 68
chains to tne place of bcRinulbg, contain
hk h ai re, befog parts of Hoot ion 4,Tp
14, S K 4 VY,ln Linn ooutity, Oregon.
iiegluulng at s point U.20 chains oortb of
the Moulheaat corner of tbs northeast 4 of
4, Tp 14, 8 M 4 VV ; tbsncs north 2tf 10
cbs tu tbs northsast oornsr of Win Chris
dans douatb-n land claim ; thence went
52.78 cbs; tbenos south 28 60 cbs ; lheu3
esst 63 28 ebslnsto tbs place of beginiiiiig,
containing 16S.78 acres.
Also bagiosiuK st lbs northsast corosr of
'.in Cheats ios donation land claim ; tbesce
sst ISO ioda to tashn of CsJ.bUrsy V lsod
vls'.m ; thence south til rods ; theses west
ISO u ; lb. nc north til I rods to lbs plaw
f brginuing, coutstiiiiis 5v acres.
Alao brgmsirig at a .take ou the south lios
of th di'iiatiou lai.d claim of Ifsudall Ysr
hfaaajl 5G 80 chains snt of Ihs corner io the
angle f Mid claim, it being claim 37 asd
Nut 2l87.li. Tp 14, S K 4 W.m Ltooeouoty,
Dregoo ; ruonii'g thence nnith 17-21 ohs to
a louan . thsoss to a sooth westerly direc
tum up said slough, folluwititt the mesnoets
of lb. asm to the south bos of said clsim ;
tasaos N 81 SO" K 18.50 ohs to the placs of
brutouinn, containiug 18 sores.
I'- . i. i. 'i K at a potut bcanog N tI 30' W
5.29 chains from the S E corner of Ua N K J
ol See 8, in Tp 14, 8 It 4 W ; tbsoos ast 100
rod ; thgncc aoatn 40 chains ; thence weat
100 tods) thrnos north 40 shains to the placs
of liegiuning. being parts of Srcticns 8 and 9
in Tp 14 S U4 W, Lionc-un , 1 - .n,. ou
Uiniug 100 seres.
Beitinmng st a point 10 chains north sod
33 chains sst of the S VV oornsr of Claim
'. t.i inTpM 8 K 5 w.in linn county .Oregon,
thence raniung east 8.31 cbs ; thenc. south
10 cbs ; thence east 2 82 cits ; thence north
81 esal I8.a, cbs ; tbenos north 34 ens to
the river , tbsncs south 54 weat 13.00 cbs
meandering tbs river ; tbsoos S 73 W 3 cb;
thenc south 8 7b VV 10 chs ; thcnc 8 70
VV Gcbs ; thence 8 89 VV 3 3; cha ; ihst.cn
8 20 W 4 78 cbs ; tbsncs east 5.00 cbs
thence sooth 8.93 chs to the plan, of begin
mng, cobtainiug 75 2-100 acres.
i'. . iinoi:' 15 cbs north snd 70 chs east of
the I comer in west boundary of 8ec 5, Tp 14
U 4 W m1 running, ibt-bce uih 28 28
chs; tbsncs west 28 28 chs ; tbsnce north
-js chs ; thence east Vi chs. to th pisce
of ncginniutr. contaiiimg Ml acres.
neginoing 20.40 chs noilh of a quarter
section post in &ec 0. Tp 14, 8 K 4 VV
tbence boutlt 34.45 cbs; thence wot 52 10
eh.; tbence north 15.28 chs ; theaca north
15 28 chs ; thence 7 50 cbs ; thence north
19. 17 cbs ; tbence ssst 44 (iO gfef to the place
of l-egtniiti.c;, containing lbO acres.
Beginning Mt rods north of the quarter
take in the west line of 8ec 5, 1 p 14, B K 4
w : tbeucu esat 2HO r.d ; HMK4M south ICO
rds ; theuce west 280 nsls ; thence north
1C0 rods to the lacc of begmnioy, and be
ginning at tne toutn.vrec corner ol s 0 acre
lot of land earned by Caleb (jtay in .See. I,
Tp 15, 8 K 5 w ; tbeoce west 80 rjds ; thence
north 40 rods ; thence esst 80 rods ; thrnce
south 40 rode to tbu Jace of lieginnii g, con
taiciiLg 300 seres.
The portion of said real property -set apart
t Martin Camming, as the devisee of tbs
ssid Mary .Isne Costello, decessed, Leii.g d
sen tied st 200 scies of Isud off the west sod
of the f.nn known as the Crubb fam, situ
ated in Linn county, Oregon.
Done by order of the lion. D. K. N.
Blackburn, Judge of ssid Court.
In testimony whereof, I. E. E. Montague.
Conuty Cleik of Lmo county, Oregon; and
Clerk of tins County Coort of ssid county,
have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal f said Coort at my office, in Albany,
this4ih day of September. A. It.. 1888
E. E Mn'.iAi.ii,
Clerk.
Sheriff's Sale.
: fA Circuit Court of the State of Ore-yon ft r
Linn County.
J. M. Powtll, I'lsiotiff.
vs.
Ssmuel Attridge, Defendant
NOTICE is hereby kiven that by virtue of
an Execution issued out of the shove named
Coort iu the above entitled action, and to me
directed and delivered on thn 23rd day of
AuKu..t, 1888. I did on tho 24 h dsv of
August 1888, levy upon sil the right, title
snd interest of the said Defendant in and to
the real property herein alt' r deacribed, and
I will on
Saturday IbeVOihrtay October, 1888,
at the Court House door iu the city t f Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of
one o'ciuok, p. m , e!l at public auction for
cash in hnnd to the highest bidder said real
propet tv desciibed ss follows, to-wit . laod
claim notification seven thousand ono hun
dred and twenty-four (7124), the ssrns lying
and being in sectioi a seventeen (17) and
twenty (20), township thirteen (13), No. one
(I), west, in Linn county, Oregon, consisting
of one hundred and sixty (I (JO) sens of land
more or lees. The proceeds arising from the
sale of said premises will he applied ; First
to the payment of the costs snd disburse
ments of suit axed at $19.25 and accruing
coms. oecond to the payment to the Plain-
1 ill. J M Pi.wtdl the sum of $08.00 with in
t6rest thereon at the rate of 10 per eeut per
antn.in fron. the 23fb aiy of June, 1888
Third the overplus if an v therebe will be paid
over to the Defendant, Suniuvl Atr ridge.
John Smali.mon,
By D S Smith, Bi eriff.
Deputy.
BINDING TWINE.
We start In this ssaaon with 00,000
pound of absolutely pure ruaniiU bind
nir twirm, whloli wo will mi I at as low a
pi ic.o as thn quality of the goods will ad
rnit There I very littlo of the nuro in
the market, anil a great deal of poor twine
iB being offered at low price. We would
oe g!ad to fill your ordm lor the best
MTBv tp.r . nox.
JOHN BRICKS,
FLOEIST,
hWil ORE)
Roses a Specialty
Ceuietery lot planted sad attended t
Children Cry for
moiAL IJand PAPEa.
THK MAN ABOUT TOWN
There sre people In this world who II
they were to hear Gladstone himself, the
man of remarkable Ideas, talk, they would
go home and sny they didn't know as they
bad heard very much. It was all old and
they knew It all. As far as we are con-
cerned we have never beard a lecture yet
that did not make us feel as If considerable
roujjb bad been polli-lied off, and that we
Jidti t know a tenth as much us the lectur
er.
The Man About Town Is Informed that
numerous bars of sands,sccumulsted along
the Hantlam ditch, materially affects the
power that goes to the whceU along tbe
river front, so that some days, though the
illicit seems tun, the w heel will not move
Just like the members of a family, the
citizens of a city like to do their own growl
Ing. Hence outside slings at our sidewalks
and cows and such like are always recelv
ed with a cold .boulder. Dr.Nursc
though, put It to well we.wl.l forgive him
If be were to get bold of the $7,000,000
Alaskan surplus he would give Albany
III I.I a m a. a aa
million wiui wmcn IO Itt llw Mdrwalk so
that people would not stumble up against
ourcowa. it tickle- us always to haw
atrangcr puff up" our city ; then why
shouldn't wc atand a little of the opposite
dose if good uaturedly given, just so there
U no intention of "bossing" u, which we
won't aland from anyone.
Tragedy at Hberidan.
McMinmvillk, Or., Sept. a6. -James F.
Itcwlry, one of tho wealthiest -itlxrne of
thin county, and a pioneer of 1 - shot
in the streets of Shcridrn lastcvening,about
g o'clock, by W. McCune, young man on
the Sheridan quarantine force, and died
early this morning. Bcwley lives In Mc
Minnvlllc,and McCune noiiHed him to
leave Whcrldan, ss they sfrsid of smsllpox.
W hile parleying about leaving or being
arrested, McCune drew a pUtol and fired
into llewlcy'aface. The ball entered the
t ight cheek and lodged In the brain. Bew
Icy fell back ward out of his buggy.
McCune then turned snd firsd several
shots at Koawcll Bewlry, a son of James
Ilcwlcy. Koawcll ran into s liverly stable
near by and procured his pUtol, and ran out
tiring ut McCune. wno ran down tbe atreet.
Young Bewlry pursued him some distance
Meeting McCune's fsther, who had under
tsken toslop him by throwing stones at
blm, toung Bcwley turned on the rider
McCune, but having exhausted his pistol
picked up s stone and struck McCune on
the forehesd,knibingt.im down, snd he re
tnalncd insensible for some time.
The wildest excitement prevailed st
Sheridan all night. Between the quarantine
and the tragedy there was no sleep. Shenff
HarrU went up during tbe night snd sr-sr-ted
McConc, and be was taken before
Justice linden of Willamlna precinct for
examination to dav.
4
Hoy Cosvirtetl.
jAi-Ksoi.vii.tit, Or , Sept. 26. - The trUl
of the boy John McAllister for the murder
of hlr father last July commenced on Moo
ds v, the 17th, snd ended last Saturday, re
sulting In s vcrdlc'. of murder In the second
degree. During the trial he seemed to
take but little interest in what wsa going
on,and sppesrec incspsble to comprehend
the importsnt besrlng It had to him.
To Be Arretted.
8KATTLK, Sept. 38.-1:30 P: M-Thls
city, or s portion of it, has been In s state
Of suppressed excitement during the whole
of this evening. A rumor came here thst
John C. Haines. II prominent sltorney of
this city, was to be arrested on a warrant
from Near York. Assistant U. S. Attorney
Monday, Marshal Hamilton and f.S. Com
missioner Emery held s secret session of
court at rnidnlghUmd Emery Issued s war
rant of Haines s arrest, on proof being pre
sented of an indictment found by the court
of the northern district of New York charg
ing Hainc and three citizen of Ogden
sburg, S. Y., with conspiracy for stealing
opium of Gardner fame from the custom
house at Ogdcnsburg. The warrant U re
turnable before Judge Allyn st Tscoms,
and Marshal Hamilton il how searching for
Haines.
This whole nutter Is particularly unfor
tunate for Hslnes, who was recently chosen
chairman of territorial republican central
committee. He is one of the most promin
ent men In the territory, snd Is a son of
EHhu Haines, a noted fllinols politician,
letter or Acceptance.
Naw York, Sept 37 Gen. Harrison
has sent a cash contribution to the repub
lican national committee. It is understood,
$750 The check was sent made payable
to the order of Col. W. VV. Dudley ,and after
po lng through a New York city bank
hj; been presented for payment to Bste
man Ai Co., this city.
A Wheat Coster.
Chic Aio,Sept 37 The Daily AVw will
say of the remarkable advance In Septem
ber wheat to day : "It Is the outcome of a
corner lo that option by B. II. Hutchinson,
who has been buying all the September
wheat offered lately. As only three dave
remained for the shorts to settle their trad
es in, they went Into the pit this morning
and began to bid against each other, with
the result that the price mounted rapidly.
When it reached $1.35, Hutchinson sent
the shorts word that he dad wheat to tell.
They nocked to his office, where he dispos
ed of 335 ouo bushels at $1.35, In a very
short time. He then, after telllm? those
of the shorts still wanting wheat that it
1 a . ...
wouiu go to $2 within a week, went away to
his club, leaving instructions with his brok
ers to sell shorts all the wheat they wanted
at $1. 25, or buy all they would sell at
$1.25, or buy all they would sell at $i.2V.
There is a suspicion that Hutchinson alao
has most of the December wheat, and in
consequence, that option went up to $1
The price reached $1.30 for September
before sidewalk trading ceased, and one
deal is reported at $1 .31
Sydnkv, N. S. VV.. Scot. 38 The race
for the sculling cha llliiiotikhln 1...I 11 ' 1 ... M
o f sp mwwwujr n vt. 11
Peter Kemp unk Edward Hanlnn was .nw.
ed on the Paramatta river to-day, and won
by Kemp. After half a mile had been row
ed Kemp took the lead.which he maintain.
eu to tbe end, finishing eaisly ten lenghts
before Hanlan, in 21 minutes and ae
seconds.
The Wheat Boom.
Chicago, Sept. 28. -The boom In wheat
continued this morning. September opened
at $1.25,, the closing price last night, and
remained so for a time, everybody seeming
afraid to make a moye. Then It began to
go up.and at 1 1 o'clock was quoted at $rc
and six minutes 'ater touched $1.50. Qcto
was quoieu 99c: November, ooc ; De
cern bes, 99 c : May,$ioi.
The Question of Adjournment.
WABiisNGTON.Sept. 28. There has been
no movement looking toward adjournment
since the proposition of Congressman
Oates of Alabama was so strenuously op
posed at the democaatic caucus held last
week. It is probable that both houses will
remain in session until about the 25th of
Octobec, and then takes a reces, by un
animous vote.untll November 12. Members
of the house are leaving town, and evident
ly expect that no more business will be
done at this session.
150 cords of wood for sale st s bargain.
Inquire of F H Roscoe.
Pitcher's Castor ia.
HOME AND ABROAD.
THURSDAY.
Mr A Ssudtrs arrived In the city from
Pruievdla yesterday.
The Lu county fair began yssterdsy at
Eugene City.
W C Tweadale returned this morning from
Csliforuis,
The most useless thing in the wot Id has
bo 'ii disnoversil to be a campaign button on
bos ooat.
It is proponed to tskn some of the Oregon
horses to Denver and Slt Lake City sfter
the Walia Walla rsc.ee.
The Mercury meu have slso been arrested.
The people of Oregon sre getting weary of
two much wholesale libel.
J II Burkhsrt and wile leave to niKht for
Washington. Msy their rejourn thero bv
prosperous and happy one.
The company of U H soldiers, that has been
camping st the Hav, ate on their way OBI
The ,tism passrd them tins morning at Kit
City.
Mr Arthur Hrastiehl and Miss Imx'w lltley
and Mr (ieorre l'ierueaud Miss Nellie Hiley,
were married in Salem yesterday. I he brides
are sisters of Mrs 1 hos Hopkins, of this city.
At Yaquina Bsy this year about all that
will be dona will be the repairing of what hsa
been undone since woik ceased. The north
jetty will not he hrgnn until nest Spring.
J A Archibald, recently from Ohio, has lo
oalsd in this oitv ss permsnnut agent of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Mr Archibald
is a relative of the two families Jiving near
this etty by that name.
Kph Cntnerou.tbsCorvellis foot racer, went
to Euaene City lo day to take in lbs fsir.
Burr .si.. .in, of this city also went to the same
place, snd wtl! bathe guest of his unale the
s in-nil of Lane county.
Little Uyd Duuosn, aged 5 years, had his
foot scalded oue day this wssk by the ovsr
turning of s vessel idled with hot tomatoes.
Tha burn is not deep, however, and the lit
tie fellow's blisters will soon hash Pr
vllle New:
Mr J EBelshaw sold 100 quart of bis ya
ritties of wheat eshthited at thn State fair
to tbe Agricultural College farm for $100 and
sold ths exhibit to gn lb Mechanics' fsir for
$75. Premiums received for this same wheat
f'iOO making $375 received for bis effort.
Engeue Hryirtrr
Saoh oases as tbe following narrsted io a
Pnneville papur happen in Albany frequent
ly l "Tbs person who mailed a letter recent
ly io tbs Pnoevills Postoffios to A VV Stan
ard, Brns-nsviilr, with two eanoeled on
cent poetaae stamps pset-d on the envelope
bad best r-call it and he pardon before tbe
postmaster ml it to headqtiartera."
raiDAY.
L Senders has bsm in Eugene City buieg
bortsa.
A young man nsmed Mulligsn bas the
vartotoid at Hslem.
The tsx in J.-oinn.' count ha.i Uon
placed at 20 mills.
I .inn county promises to have aa many last
horses as sny county io Oregcu.
A live 'hettrical acaaoo is promise! in Al
bany this winter.
Van Tassel I has secured bis bailout, and
will inak another deconsiou.
Tbe barn of Mrs Love, ucsr Harrisbirg,
was burned a few days sgo.
Ed McAllister went to Eugene Wednesday
to enter tbs University.
J li Sross. tbe Waterloo hotel man, w.s in
tbe city tbu afternoon.
Joa Webber baa moved into his new bar
bat shop in the Posbsy St Mason block.
S P Brg r, Brownsville's popular furui
turo dssler has been in tbe city to-day.
Tbs New York's will win the League base
ball penuaut Chicago probably second.
Two big Eastern bas ball clubs will phy
ia Portland provided $1000 is raised them.
C L Morris, of Wasco eouoty, is in thecity
Mr Morns bad chare o( the oounty poor
bsrs at on ttm.
Buffalo Bill is doing Washirgtuu CfctJ.
Bill thirst af tr notonet y Its a tramp print
er after a drink.
Oregon bas mors trotting horses of the
2 30 class than any Ststs in th union accord,
iag to bsr population.
Mr Frank Stk. tia patent fence man is
ia the city, sod informs us he intends to go
to school tbi winter st J.fferson.
Tbe difference between mellow old drink
er snd a useful little mechino seems jvst this:
One is s typs-writsr; tbe other s ripe tighter.
Ths NVaabiogtoo oointy fair is in session.
The farmers are invited to take their pro
ducts snd sell them, on license being charg
ed. A man want to jump from ths Portland
hridg" Into th nvr. Let him jump Tbe
sooner such fools sre out of the way the bet
ter.
J. M. Nolan haa discontinued his branch
atorc .1 auuioa City, and Pets Callahan.
who had charge of it is now a resident of Cor-
vallta.
Another fir visited MoMisnvilie yesterday
morning. Hy or six buriosss houses being
buieed. that city is having its share of ca
lam 1 ties.
Wendell Phillips one gave th advios:
"Never call a man a bar." VV never do. It
ia much mora polite aod just as true to cal!
biiEi a gas met. r.
Dr 1LA Day is' hop bona near Harrtsbnrg
was entirely consumed by tire yesterday
morning. The value of the bops was oearly
$4000, pattisliy insured.
The Dkmocrat received a copy of the
.Jacksonville. (Pis.) Timr Last night. No
signs of yellow fever wer seen it in excepf in
the accounts in its columns.
Dr. Row isud, of Salem has moved the fence
from around bia elegant residence. We would
like to see some Albany Dr. follow anit. 200
00 w a would be on his lawn before night
Shot gnn quarantine against yellow fever
hsa been established in many places in the
South ; but w can go them one better. VV
base it against small-pox right in tho little
hamlet of Sheridan .
The evenings are getting longer, and what
are Albany people going to do during the
rainy soason in the sociable 1 ioe. Shall we
keep iu our horns, or shall we shske hands
once in a while and become acquainted.
A Portland mason employed a msn as tend
er to carry brick aud mortar, who frequent ly
asked for money in advance. At the end of
bet week the mason said: "John, you have
drawn fifty cents too much." "Don't men
turn it, sor. Its s shmall tkrifle, and you're
welcome to it.
Milk, in the manufacture of ioe cream, ia
first boiled and afterwards partially congeal
ed. In the boiling a lacteal acid of bacteria
is set free, that uniting with a hyposulphide
of butyric oxide, against solidifies as a bis
ulphide f stumakake in the congealm.
This when taken into tha system produces
oerttonital cramps, frequently ending fatally,
(Show this to your girl. )
SATURDAY.
Mrs E Quia of Scio, has been iu the city
to-dsy.
Mr JasiCarothers left yesterday ou a visit
to Illinois,
Oregon City schools have closed on account
of diphtheria.
Hon Harvey She ton, of Soio, haa been in
the city to-day.
Ths Oregon state penitentiary Ins been
quarantined against visitors.
Tbe Boston Quartette Club is to give a
concert in Albany thia fall.
A population of 20,000 is claimed for Tit
coma. Seyer.l thousand too much.
The assessment in Marion oounty thia year
is $5,889,273, about $600,000 less than lost
yesr.
Two U. S. Army mules fell off a bank into
the Yaquina river yesterday and were drown
ed. Mr A Hull, of Brownsville, is talktag of
moving hia cheese factory from that place to
near Crawfordaviile.
An auction sale of horses was held at the
Schmeer stables this forenoon. The prices
ranged up to $88.
Hon Jeff Meyers has been in the city to
day. He is now oonnected with the big saw
mill on the 0 P near Manama.
Jas Powell's bicycle furniture taken from
his bicycle a few days ago, mentioned in the
Democaat, were returned to him .
Children Cry for
A writer in a Eugene paper devotes s col-
umn to telling whst nature ia. Better try
and llnd out how to make sugar.out el pota
toes. E L Power went to Halsey, to-dsy, where
his father, a well known farmer, is lytngdso-
gernusly ill, having giow n wort in the lst
few dsys .
Ths Willamwtt Vslley arrived from Ssn
Krauciaoo yesterday aud last evening a
speoisi train cam to the city with some f
the passengers.
Mr C it Burkhsrt has purchased the E N
White farm uear this city, nf his brother, J
H Burkhsrt, and will place thn same ou tbe
market in small tracts.
Hon i;.il.. it. MoClean will spesk in Al
bany on Out 20, iislseyOct 10, Brownayillr
Out 18. Hun C W Pulton will be in Albany
Oct 13, HarrisburgOct 12.
The signal service at this city is tsking a
rest until th weather becomes more settled,
When th rainy season begin, the rain fltg
will bo iu Older, and if it Were up now the
sight of it might purity the atmospheio some.
I lie house of J I JcuiilUtfr, of living, WSS
visited by trsmps a few nights ago, outing
tbs adsenes of the family, aud sever! shot
wer bred at a young man who was staying
there, bat no serious damage was do-ie. Eu-
gen 'i Journal.
A lady from N'. brisk a, who has paased
th summer on this coast snd spent s good
iortiou of it in California, recently visited an
Oregon fruit farm and prooouuowi the show
of fruit as "ting far ahead, 111 ey ry lespect,
of whst ah had seen elsewhere. Salem
Journal .
IIAItitlsiuttc
Vacant houses all nearly occupied.
Mrs. Dr. Cain, of Monroe, Is here visit
ing to-day.
John .Smallmon, Sheriff, was ou our
streets t Id', morning.
Wheat continues to come iu the ware
houses and but little selling at present prices
. F. McCartney, Mayor of llarrlshurg
who iiastieen sick lor stone time b Improv
ing.
A. L. oottimcm, win 1 oon to be marri
ed sill occupy theStitcs property this win
ter. Uobctt White and young bride have
moved to their new quarters for the win
ter.
Mrs. Damon Smith has returned to her
home and friends after an absence of six
weeks recucratlng in Southern Oregon.
J. P. Schooling has sold his interest In
ths llvcrv business to-day, to his partner,
Ittu Met lam, who will continue the bi as
usual.
lir. 11. A. Davis bop bouse and 15000
pounds of Items burned vesterdoy. And in
surance of $22Xxton contents but partially
repays the loss.
Mr Hayward, of tbe Copla hotel will
leave, for Portland on Monav next to re
side this winter and there will be splendid
opening for some ho'el man to rent It.
Just after crossing the fcrrv at this place
the team of .Mr. Havjd V ilaou became un
managable and becked dow n the little raise
from theferrv and striking the boat with
such force that the rope gave wav and both
team snd load of wheat were precipitated
in the river. One horse being drowned and
but pan of the wheat saved. No blame U
attached to tin-ferryman for the accident.
We hear it rumored on our streets that
through the action of our Ci!y Council in
not mecfiug according to the conditions ol
our charter, whether 00 account cf sick
ness or intentional neglect, there will be a
move for the purpose of a forfeiture of the
Chancrin order to obtain a more perfect
one. Hie public may never know the
facta ; but wc have a right to conjecture
and your w riter Is of the opinion that they
were not satisfied with the workings of the
present one, as they were not effectual in
th" enforcement of 'law an order, and were
w tiling and intended to forfeit the charter,
thereby reverting back to the jurisdiction
of tbe county officials, anu in time present
to the Legislature for a new charter, with
all the privileges and regulations of a po
lice court.
Itrvnltlna lajtsdlsn Terriloy.
St. LoObbV Sept. aS Information com
from Dougherty, Texas, that Gos. Guy
marched into Tishomingo, and Chicks 01 w
capital, yesterday, with an armed force. and
took his seat. Guy was counted out by the
Bird party, and Bird took htf seat as gover
nor. Guv quietly gathered some of his
party, and look the capital nnd Bird's party
ov surprise. As soon as the Bird men sre
aware ef the citangc In the govcsnorsslp
hot limes are expected. It is rumored that
the government iroops will be held in re
serve for an emergency.
The Vort tmt.
HluitbAMi Ln.iiT.Mass., Sept. 28. The
hurricane of the 36th caused the worst sea
ever seen off Cape Cod by sailors of forty
years' experience. The "largest fleet for
years passed this point between sunrise of
the 27th and sunset to-dav.
IN It KM KM ttltANTK OF
Little Claudic Mack, son of Frank aud
Ella Mack, died Sept. 22nd, iSSS, aged 7
months, iCdays,
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home.
Which never can be filled.
Cod in his wisdom has recalled
The boon bis low has given.
And though the body moulders here,
The soul h safe In heaven.
F. and E. Mack.
i' l.a.i.;lilui. Practical Tailoring.
Summer and fail suits and pant in any
style a apccialiiy. Cleaning and repairing
pmmptly attended to, Main atrcst, Albauy,
Oregon.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor la,
When she was a Child, abo cried for Caatorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Cast on. 1,
When slut hod Children, she gave them Caatorla
Surveying. Mr. E. T. T. Fisher is pre
pared to do surveying of all kinds at rea
sonable rates. He has complete copies of
field notes and township plats in the coun
ty. Adress Miller's Station, Linn county
Or.
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MADE Uvj .
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FRESH TESTIMONIALS.
B"or One Year. Howton. Tai. jobs, ism.
8 ottered on. yesr trlta N.urslgia aud had to si
ei.j; was sorsd by Bl. Jbtiob 0!l Ho mum
tuoa. martin.
For TtTontbs. Jivton. rhlo. Juns r, ins.
gained with NciirikigiA of til, fas. Sag ii ihrss
moctki; oas UU.u vi Jacob. Oil i-..:. . . ,:i
rvluro. S. F. b..i -'
"1 Sllmile-. rrVSaaSSB. IU., Mry I, J I I.
Am... uiras.ynn sjfo, llr. Egbert '. y"
trss :...'ii with .- . -11,11 . in :,-a sns sws; j
aaSsti I un-..- 1!" .a tried Si. Jscobe Oil;
rtijaSvJ iu iu stiskss. Jas. T. Qoodaoi-, Druguijt.
Pl'o.'.ipt. Ca: :
Mars suffered
I um St. Jscobs C ,i
drives away a. i- -
Ici-s.
StSj Chin, Msy S9, ltfS.
N: raigis tor many years;
; it . r . in aad anally
I wlAbl use co other med-Lvi-UiA
lTSlFEa.
Sure. towsssa, lit . Jn o, Js.
Tio TTifS of EJK- H r ANDEXSOH bad p.lt
la the bead from oitiidiioo'l, nlucS ylo.d to SS.
JscoliUU. G W. iiii) a brai -
AS DauOGTETi AND DEAIJSS3.
Pitcher's Castoria.
fpr Infants and Children.
"Castoria is so well adapted to children that I Csstorla cares Colic. Coestroar lon.
t raoonunerwl It aa superior to any prescription I
saowntome - It A-Aacmrs, M. D.. I
wi no. oafordBt, Brooklyn, v, Y.
THE ctvr
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Send for Catalogue and Price List
fiH Bros. Wagon Co.,
1 RAOINEa WIS.
Stewart & Sox,' Agents, Albany, Or.
ACADKMY
or
Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDICTINE
SISTERS.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON,
Thia Institution is beautiful!y aitoatsd in
ths pleaaant and accessil.le city of Albany.
Ths location is retnsrkably healthy, tbs
building new and well furnished with al.
that contribute to the comfort and instruc
tion of tbe pupils. Tbe p!sy tr unds are ex
tensive aod well adapted to healthful cxer-
Th constant aim of tbe t adhere is, whilst
imparting instruction in ail tbe usc'nl snd
retined branches, to train the toulhful besrt
to virtue snd to instill s comxer.danle emu
lation, thus educating for society members
wti'iaill, wc trust, proye ao honor to our
country.
Pupils of all ti r-u munis eua!ly nceived.
provided they comply with tin. refutations of
tbe Academy.
Bya admitted to the age of ten or twelve.
Tbi Academy is incorporated aud author
ised by tbe Stat lo confer academic bonore.
Normal insti action of aspirants for teach
er's certificates a specialty.
TERMS.
ti A l:l IN., -UOOL PER 1KBM ."
t Entrance fte, payable Lot once $ .'.s0
Ivnsrd and tuition, peysbh iu sdvaece H.'.OO
Music, instrumental, theoretical ai d
Vocal with use of pisno or orgsn . . 15 00
Go 1 tar, with use of inalruraent 12 00
Zithers, without use of instrument. .. 8.00
Drawing and painting 8 00
Bed and IWifding 3.00
Fancy woik forms no extra charge for
boarders. Specimens of mending required
and inapctd weekly.
A black dress for Sunday is the costume ;
among other necessarica we met.tiou the loi
lowing :
Uno half d san towels.
Ooe half dezen table napKinr.
Dec upkiu ring.
SELEvT DAY SCHOOL.
rll TKKM PAYABLE IN . 1 v a M I .
Primal y Depaiitneiit $ 5.00
Junior 6.00
Preparatory 8.00
Senior or Graduating Department 10.00
Graduating fee 10.00
Fer furthsr particulars spply at the Acad
emy. O. O OHKHBY.
C.B.I V KK
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARK F.S,
lachimsts, Millwrights, and Iroi
Founders.
' K are now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
snd Brass Castings.
PATTKHSb M4DK ON MIOKT OTl K.
Special attention given to repairing al
kintts or machinery.
MCALISTER & WOODWARD.
Homeopathic Physicians & Surgeon"
Obstetrics, 'lreatin?nt of Chronto Dis
eases of woman and children s specialty.
All calls promptly attended day and
Dight.
Office in the Flinn Block.
FOR SALE.
at very low rates
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Fence Trimmings,
Sash, Boors and Blinds.
Call for prices at yard on 6th St,. . as
east ov O. A C switob.
W. W, CR0WDER.
nMuMIll MILLS,
JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Propiretor,
T1TILL furniiih sacks to farmers and
ff receive wheat at the usual rates of)
storage. The highest market priee paiu 1
for same.
Best Magnolia flour always on hand,for
sale or exchange at reasonable rates.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
APPLE BOXES.
Green and dry anple boxes at Zeyaa A
Hochatedler's. Plaiiiag Mill., Albapy, Or.
ftw Stomach, Diarrhoea, RnictaUon.
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Without injurious Mefflsttlm
Tag Cnrf sea Coarasv, 77 Murray Street, 2. Y
THE BEST
FARM WJGOH
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ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
Ailkind v. rough, dressed
ndsea8v . lumber ?latha w.
pickets kept cacstantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
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POWELL & B1LYEU,
vTTORNEYS AT JLAW,
And Solicitors is thancerv,
AlsBAMY. ... OKM.03I.
Collect Ions promptly mads on all points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
par office In Foster's Brick.-fe
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Pub lie -ALBANY,
OEQON..
Ja Js WHITNEY,
Attorney Ant! Oonnseilor At Lav
IVotary Public.
mm, OREGON,
Will pracilos la all of the Courts o
dais State. Ail btialneaa intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
Executor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given thst the undersign
ed has this day been duly appointed by tbe
Couoty Court of Linn county, Oregon, Exe
cutor of the last will aod testament of Willis
Gaines, deeeaaed. All persona having claims
sgaiost said estate are hereby notified to
preseut them within six months from this
dste properly verified sa by law required to
the undersigned st his residence 18 miles esst
of Albany, Oregon.
September 7 th, 188S.
Jons W. t; aim-:-,
T. J. Stites, Executor.
Attorney lor Executor.
Citation.
Inthe l . ui.ii. Court of the Stote'of Ore$o.i, for
Linn county.
In the matter of the estate of Edward Mur
ray, deceased.
To Mary J. O'Hagan and Ellen Murray,
Greeting :
IN the name of tbe State of Oregon, you
are herehy cited aud required to be and ap
pear in the Cuunty Coort for the oounty of
Linn and State of Oregon, at tbe Court
Uouae in the city of Albauy, in said county
aud State on
Monday Ihe&tbday or Keveatber. A. . I&ts,
at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon . f
said day, the ram being a day of the regular
November term, 1888, cf said Court, and
then and there show cause, if any exist why
au order of .sale, directing aod lieenrirg
Anuio Murray, Administratrix of the estate
of Edward Murray, deceased, to sell all the
right title aud interest of said Edward Mur
ray, deeeaaed. at the time of his death both
iu law and equity in aud to the real property
herein after described as prayed for in the
petition of said Administratrix, which peti
tion is now on file in the County Court of
Lina comity, Oregon, and which real rop
erty is desortbed as follows, to-wit : The
west half of lot 4 ssd the north half of the
east half of lot 4 in block 11 in the city of
Abany, Linn connty, Oregon, That the lot
is what is known as the old Exchange Hotel.
Done by order of the Hon. f. R. N. Black
bum, Judge of said County Court. .
Iu testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand aod affixed the seal of said County
Court at my office in the city of Albany in
said county and State thia 10th day of Sep
tember, 1888.
l. s. E. E.- Montague,
Clerk.
Administrator's Notice.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Linn :
Iu the matter of the estate of John VV. Bo
zarth, deceased.
NOTICE ia hereby given that the under -ugned
has been duly appointed Adminis
trator of said estate by the County Court of
Linn county, Oregon, and that all perso na
laving claims against said estate are hereby
required to present them together with the
proper vouchers and proofs to the undersign
od at the law office of J. J. Whitney, in Al
bany, in said Linn county, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, this 14th day of
iieptember, 1888.
t. Feank. Wooi,
J. J. Whttnet, Administrator.
Attorney for Administrator.
at.