Win. Fortmille.,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Proaipt Att8ntiQU-First-class Haarso
RaT After businss hour call al residence
corner fifth anl lUksr
QVRLM) TJ CUIFHatt
Southern Paciflo Company's Line.
Tan wr. atattrii aarrx.
o
sabatwua AUy Fr ialJ 1 hours
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4.09 p. Lsas iVarUatid ArrWa I 10:40 a a
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IK VAQULNA KOUTE,
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
goo Development Coocpany'a siteaiu
ahip Liuo.
225 MILES SHORTER-
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
Firet-Otaes tarougu pajuwrnjr and
freight I. ne from Portuna and all peinta
in um WdUmeUe Valley to u lrm sn
Praooiaoo, Oat.
f ULamduDa HiTdr Liaj Ot Moaners.
Taa '.Vm. U. rloa." Tue "N. S. Ueot
y," Toe "I'urae rtuicrV re in arvtoe
for bota ,Aiwo,r .i freuol traitlj be
tweeo Corvallw aud l'.ruu t -nd io.r
medlate ooiute, iea.iug Jmput afla: f.
CorvAUis, and .vi.j.f -.. tiuiuiu & Co
wharf, No. AW an l U Krout, roit
land, tnrtw timet, a mK a fuliowa :
NORTH UuU.fU.
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Lava rl!iia. Wi. ut 'rUlJf, 8:00 A, M.
Leava Aitawijr, fua., Ti.or -' tUi j.m., t: p. M.
Arn.o Oo'vaiUa, fu, 1 hu. twl SalurXAj , 4: 1. si.
lktaut msae clou uuotiagiUHi ut Aioan
Afttn wants uf tkoUrugoo I'solAo Kailroed
barira Alu.i. 1:0) r. a, . L-M'a YaqttuiA, 0:6 A.M.
Lasva CorUis 1; l r. a. Jw4 CrirUu,...Ai a.m.
Arriv uks r. m I Vir..a aimu, ll:i0 a. m,
O k 0. iraiis 000 ue :t at Albany and
Oorvallla. the aoove trains connect at
yaquiQA with thj J: n loveiupmsiil
tjouspaay'a Lins if :io ttibips beisreen
faquiua and au I'rau i-kva.
NAlfuIMG BIIE1 .
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Valley. Miv. In 8 am
Nov. Oth.
Nov. L3Ui.
Nor. SOtO.
WillaoMtM VaJI, No. 12 M 4 p 111
ArUlMasttS Vallay, Nov. f. U to a ...
The Coiiip.tty rv- .ho rgin
to
ehsvogo aahiu i v n wititou. soil oe.
N. It Fasawngtrs fro'U i'.r-Uud and
WillametU) V lev poi ilsrasn m' close
oonoo it m with to4 trius of the Yaqeina
route at At mm) u ' jrvaliis. and if des
tined Ui -11 KrAifj.-. should ariattgeto
Arrive at Y tquiu ttte evuiu tef -rv oate
of sailing.
Aaeaer mmA r. eight aaaas slwaya im
liwrii
"forloformaiion apply to C J Stuart, Freight and
TT-kat Afei.t. Aiban,, o lo C 11 a.aarril, Jr. O. T.
V. Airt,, Oreaon le.e ..pmei.i C . ' 4 MonlKoniary
f ' Ban Kiadc aeo, Cal. fj MO.i
A. U. F. an.l P. Acant
Orn:i Pa.1-? R KOo. Oorvaltia, Or
DR. 4.1. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office cor. First and Ferry Strt.
ALBANY- - OREGON.
Andrews & il icki m in,
W.LDOUGLASl
SOLE AGKNT8,
LEBANON
- OREGON
"Jim Wcstfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kinds on
hand. Also full line of
JAPANESE GOODS.
OREBOH PHIFH CO JTEACT J I,
for this section.
Laborers fnrniahed on dbort notice To
y.ny pariose.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
New WashgUoune.
Is? Chiuamoi, who lived 10 thin town foi
in. 11, y yoar a i.l vv i so well liksd by every
hotly lias returned tndwi.i opii up a nv
wash houne the Jir-t of Srip'emher. one door
south of tbo Uner House. Leo dixsfvood
work and w.ntx everybody to k-t Qtheir
washing done by biui.
Nw Wash Hiiuse
U. Jo ChuiOooni has houuh S thi wash
hoi
has
Mr
do
ol 1 . l--f nr Fchmeer'n tttvllj and
iovmI it to F1r.1t Scieot, 3 i'ooi's weet of
Murra'a Mol Lero he is prepare ! to
,ork m farst-olssf.
)mmS
$3.00 Amg
SHOE Hpi
n Taw aa . t amaaan
C. J. DILLON & CO.,
Ill vl.KK?. IN
LUMBER, FLOORING, RUSTIC, ETC,
General Job Work, Crossing and
Sawinp: Lumber, Repairing,
Etc,, Etc,
MANUFACITKK ALL KINDS OF
FU UN ITU UK.
Special advance to purchasersiof J
rustic flooring,
Factory at loot of I.you St r eel .
Palace Meat Market.
J. Y. PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, OR.
Will knoti cunNtHutlv on hand lat.
mutton, pork, vosl, mii.m, ett the Inmt
meats MM largest variety in the city.
lath paid fur all klnda,of fat slock.
aw Tho T!UYER8'OUrDIla
.Pav lMued March and Sept.,
iT WOAoh year. It ia an ency-
olopedla or uaeful Infor.
mat ion for all who pur.
HbMbf ohaae the luxurloa or the
neoeasiUoa of life. Wo
cn ciotho tou and furnish you with
iUl the neoeaaary and unneoeasary
appliances to ride, walk, danoe. sleep,
at. flah. hunt. work, co to church.
or atay at home, and in various aisee,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do ail these thine
COHPORTIBLT. and you atn make fair
oatimsto of tho value of the DUVKBB
GUIOB, which will be aent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
lll-m Michigan Avenuo, Chicago, m.
PATENTS
blttsc l, and all otlirr tmslnaab ia tha V. S. Mm
n. . attrtiJMlwt U l r wnUrsla lr.
Our ufflca U oprnwit tha V.H. laUat Offica. aiui
wsaaa obuio IhttanU Wa unie tSMi thuao ratuota
BkMlia or
r aaaaai .
Wa at
1.. pairnt
slulu y trw f vbra ; aid wamska u chsrg sukws
ssaetsla patont.
W rafar hr, t tUa ratmasur, tha Supi. ot
Mosay Oniar IHv. ait to oiflciAia of tha V. & Fauui
vaiv. t r tin ular, a.lK, lern a, ami
o actual clu-iiU lu your own Dtsta or county, sUUi
Ce .4. SNOW fcCOe,
Oo l"a,ein imica, n aninji.ni. v
- VM MAY.
a. sKNoxaa
MAY iv SEKDERS.
Dealers in General Mbrcnanaise.
HARRiSBURC - - - OREGON
Will bay tirain, Wool and all kind;
ridjtuc
HAT
AILS
YOU?
Do yell fWI dull, languid, low-snirttod, llfe
laa. and indtirribably misimtiie, both physi
cally ana mentally: rp ri.n.-w a stnao or
fullness or bloating after cmting, or of "gone
ness," or emptiness of stomach in tbo morn
ing-, conarue i-oaxeo. Dittcr or oaa utste in
mouth, irrvfruliir sppetite. dizziness, frvjucnt
heeds oh IP. blurred eyesight, " floating epecka"
before the eyea, nervous prostration or ex-
naustion. irntaroiity or tewjx-r. not Uiianeg,
aJN-rnating with chiilr setuiatlons, iarp,
biting, transl-nt pains liero sod tb-re, cold
Cast, drowsiness after m nia, wakefulness, or
ojsturneo ana unrerresiiina; sk-ep, constant,
lndescn liable feoUng of dread, or of lm pend
ing calamity?
If you have all, or any considerable number
of these symptoms, you are suffering from
that most common of American maladies
Bilious OyspeiHsia, or Torpid lJvor.aaaoclau.-d
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tbo more
complicated your disease baa become, tbo
greater tho number and diversity of symp
toms. No matter what stage It has reached,
nr. IMerce's Golden .Yfedleal Ilm oery
will aubduo It, if taken according to direc
tions for reasonable length of time. If not
cured, eomplli.ations multiply snd Consump
tion of the Lunira. Skin Iilseascs, Heart DfiS
ltbeutnatism, Kllney Jisea-, or other grave
maladies are quite liable to set in and, sooner
or later. Induce a fatal termination.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dls
eovcry acts powerfully upon tho Liver, and
through that great blood - purifying organ,
cieanaea tho nystctu of all blrxl-talnta and itn
purltiea. from whatever cause arising. It la
equally efficacious In acting upon tbo Kid
neys, and other excretory organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and healing their diseases. As
sn appciumir, restorative tonin. It promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
both llesh and strength. In malarial districts,
this wonderful m-dicido has gained great
lebrit v in curing Fever and Ague. Chills and
1'evor, Iiiimb Ague, and kindred diseases.
Dr. Pierce's Goldcu Medical Dis
covery CURES ALL HUMORS,
from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula. Kalt-rhr-um. " Fever-sores,"
Bcaly or llrjugh Skin. In short, ail dlsnasra
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigorating medi
cine. Great Fating Ulcers rapidly heal under
Its bemgn influence. Especially has it mani
fested its potency In curing Tetter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, Boils. Carbuucles, Sore Eyes, Scrof
ulous. Sores and Swellings, Hip-joint Disease.
-White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck!
and Kniargcd Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for a large Treatise, with colored
1 lutes, on Skin Diseases, or tho same amount
lor a Treatise ou Scrofulous Affections.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
Thoroughly cleanse- it by using Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will bo established.
CONSUMPTION,
which Is ftcrofula or the Longs, is arrested
and cured by this remedy, if taken in the
earlier stages of tbo disease. From its mar
velous power over this terribly fatal disease,
when flrst offering this now world-famed rem
edy to tho public, Dr. Pierce thought seriously
of calling it his " CowstJM ptiok Ceng," but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
a medicine which, from its wonderful com
bination of tonic, or strengthening, alterative,
or blood-cleansing, anti-bilious, pectoral, and
nutritive properties, is unequalod, not only
as a remedy for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Diseases of tbo
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
For Weak Lungs. Spitting of Blood, Short
ness of Breath, Chronio Nasal Catarrh, Bron
chitis, agtetna. Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections. It is an efficient remedy.
- i'l Iruggtsts, at $1.00, or Big Bottles
for i6.0O.
$w Send ten cents in stamp for Dr. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Address,
World's Dispensary Medical Association.
COS Idain St., BUFFALO, If. Y.
Koto for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or, )
Sept. 21st, 1888.
Notict is hereby pvi that the follovting
named skitter im filed notice of his intention
to make proof m support of his claim, and
that said proof will l made before the Coun
ty Judge or in his absence then the County
Ob rk of Linn county. Orejron, at Albany.
Oregon, on
Tftesday, sTsveasbef Utii, loss,
viz: James 11. Orabtree, Homestead Entry
No. 4871. forth H'A of 8 W, N W of S E
snd S K of N W t tec. 2o, Tp. 10 8 R 2 W.
He names tht following, witnesses to prove
his oonttouotfs ronidence upon, snd cultiva
tion of, raid land, via : Otto 8erfl'ng, A.
8ummt rw, John ii Smiih and John Holt, all
of S,-io 1'. () , Linn county, Oregon.
W. T. Buhnky,
Keyistt r.
Portrait Fhotograjpher.
stibiio eorner Second aud Ferry Streeia
noripHri Hon. Ground flor.
Children '1 pictures a upecialty,
FOR MAN AND DE-AST.
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New and Second Hand Store
Owing to I ne Inoreaved demauda of our
bualnena we have leen compelled to move
Into a larger ato-e and we can now be
found nixt doiir to M, K. Young, whar
we will be plaaaed to see our patrona. ir
you need anv atorea. f irulture. tinware,
ejfoogfty, i'ok', ctrpeia, plcttirot. fruit
lam, licnka, hvka. r tllor skatei. aaddlea,
eawa, planeti, et and a thousand dlf
ferent m l iiw a ttcla v 'i otu n H do
bettot ! ! I "f "' 'r t si i thn you
nut dr. alth ut on a purohaaeor exchauge
L. GOTTLIEB
LM First Street, Albany, Or.
Referee's Sale.
Slate ol Oregon, )
Linn count v. J .
NOTICE ia hereby given that by vlttue
of a decree of partitlou and order of sale
entered In the Circuit Court of tbo Mate
of Oregon for Multnomah county on the
15th day of June HS7,anri en ameuuatory
decree thereto entered in said Court on
the 20th dav of September, 1887, In the
lartltion suit of Amanda Fiinii, et al va. J.
It. Hmith, et al, wbereby it was erdored
that tne .ollowing real tlat, to wit : Be
ginning at a point eieyen chelae and nix
liana norm ana seven mains ar t eigm v
linka wsat of the southwMtl eornwi if (sec
tion nineteen In Township twelve south of
range 4, west, Willamette meridian, ami
running tbooce cast fifty-Might chains and
sixtyfour Hake; ibsmv ooith ten chains;
t hence east eight cbauaand fifty links;
theooa Mouth ten chains tbenoe south
two dewreee and thirty mlaute wet
tweuty two chains aud slaty links ; thence
south eighteen degree and thirty minutes
twenty cbalna and ninety ef x nncs ;
lien.-e wet slxtv-alx chains ami fignty
veu links; thenre north five degteea
and thirty mlnotw,eat twenty cbalna and
nine link ; tbenns north ten dsgreee and
thiM v mlnatae. v, emt. eleven ehaln and
oe'itv links and ihetie noith twenty
six degrtes weal twelve ehaioa and thirty
liukn to tho plaee of be. inning, c-f.ntaiii
ln two Iniiuired snd event .three actss,
situated In l.lnn county, Oregon, snd b-
ing a part of Sect Ions mnoteeti, twenty,
t t my n!m and thirty In asiu lownship,
in coitnnclittti with lbs other res) r.jem
botona-ing to tbelat of John suitth. de
eeaed, be sold at public sucthm secird
luir t- law to ibe biwht bidder.
Pt , therefore, by villus of said dee res
and wiiitindii.eiii tbirefo. I, tbe under
signed wtto v.as duly ap."lnu-d ov said
C ur:. as n-froo teil sld real properly
ii: on
u-.' Ifar Kill day mt twessfarr. I.
at taM C- tirt House door of Linn county,
Orego-In the city of Albany, at 10 o'clock
a. in. of .aid day, sell lb ab-ive fully do
N Tiiied r-rti at public iaetioa tatlaf
holiest bidder.
C. II. RAKriSTT,
Keferee.
Notica for Publication.
Laud Mil.- at Oregon I by. Or. I
?ept. 2lt, 1HH8
Notice ia hereby given that the following
nnmed settler has died uottee of bis In
tentioi. to make fiaal proof in support of
bis claim, snd that said proof will 1
made bbite the Count; 'udgti or in his
absence then tbe County Clerk, of Linn
county, Oreeon, si A llany, Oregon, on
'rldsy. SvesMbr etlt. ISXa,
viz; John If, Stewart, Homestead Fnlry,
No. bb&i for lb M of M of Sec. 18, 1 p
10 H K 1 K Ho namea ibe following lt
nesaea to prove Lis continuous residence
upor, at d cultivation of. Vd lato. via :
Kranh Harris. Spruce 'latl, It Hall and
Tho. Large, all of Hcln. Linn county, Or.
W T. Buhhky,
KegiMer.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.,
September, 22nd, 1888.
N.dice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to mske final proof in support of bis elstui,
and that said proof will be made Ikdnre the
County Jodge ur in his absence the County
Cleik of Li mi county, Oregon, at Albany,
Oregon, on
Wedaesslay, Msvrmbrr 1 lib, 1HSK.
viz : Cal via C. Cooper, Homestead Entry
No. 467U, for the N of the N K j of lots 1
and 2 of Sec. 28, Tp. 1.1, h U 1 E. He
oamei the following wttnesaes to proye bis
cootiPiinus restdencM apon, snd cultivation
J, said land, viz : Gee. H. Miller, Gee. vV.
I'lckena. Thomsi WesMJa iud I'm. I M g .
lis, ail of 8sei Ilorr,e,LMin count v, Of,
W. T. Bi;aaV,
H- giNter.
corrs
OF ?URE COR LIVER OIL
A2 HYPOPHOSPHXTES
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
Oe diagwlsed that it can be taken,
dSgewred, and assimilated by the meat
sensitive stomach, when the plain oil
cannot be tolerated and by the com
bination of tbe oil with the nypuphos.
pitltes Is mnch more emcaefovs.
Beaurkatts aa a flesh profiteer.
Pcrscas gala rapidly wkiie taking it,
SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by
Physicians to be the Finest and Best prepa
ration in the world for the relief and care of
CONSUMPTION, SOROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
The great remedy for (Jonsumptian, and
Waatiwj in Children. Sold by all Druggists.
Revere House:
ALBANY, - - - OREGON
CMS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR.
Fitted ud in first -class style. Tables
supplied with the best in the market.
Nice sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial travelers,
MTtrvi fusion t so. 4 fr.tat the II ! et.lt.
rs ui..
SON
(The democrat.
OJfQUNTY V
FPIOHL Bjantt MlPEE.
How Urcelved.
San FitANtiaco, Nev. 3. The Steane
City of Sidney, which arrived from China
and Japan last nigh', was the flrst vessel to
leave Hong Kong after new ot the passive
of the exclusion act had reached there, 1 he
news caused considerable consternation
there, and out of i to Chinese who had pre
vlously engaged passage on the steamci for
San Francisco only five of them sailed. The
steamship company cancted the tickets of
all Chinese except those who guaranteed
that their return passage would be paid In
case they were refused landing in t'.ic I'nlt
ed Slates.
Terrible Arrldsat.
K i i.lin.., Fa., Nov. a. An accident, re
tiiltlng in the killhu: of five persons ami
initirltig many others, took place this fore
noon on the farm of Jonas Npayd. In this
county, where the boiler of a steam threMh-
tng machine In operation rxnloilert and kill
led Irvln Duntelherger.VVin, Rever, Jot. H,
Mai -Inner and Im Marberger, boos, nml
oa. Spavd. The bodies of all five were
uried fatm thirty to fifty feet and were
terribly mutiiuled. The boJy of Machmer
was hurled clear through the weather
boarding of a barn, The building was com
plctely wrecked.nnd (he force of the expU
sion van felt many miles away,
Veasels All Ktght.
San Francimco, Nov. j. The steam
whaler Thrasher arrived from the Artlc
this afternoon and brought information
that the thirteen whalcra with their crews
of about 500 men which were caught In an
Ice pack the lat of September are safe.
A Strike.
Loa ANOK1.KK, Nov. j. The strike o
brakemen and SMitchmen on the Calalor
rda Central and California Southern roads,
which commenced yeslerday.ls still on,and
no Iretglit la now being moved. The cause
Is the alleged promotion of members of the
Conductor s Association in preference to
mc. iibna of the Hrakemen's I'nlon.
A Losdoa KM.
Lommiv, Nov. i A itt iniiirtrd ut
Middletnn, Lnnra.l Ire. last evening, from
an attempt to rescue a prisoner. '1 he pol
ice took refuge In a shop. I he crowd be
sieged the place aud threw stones. Sever
al persons were Injured, One civilian Is dy
ing.
A Little CI
W AHiiiNOTo.N, Nov.a.The navy depart
ment this morning received information
that the cruiaer Boston hs arrived at Kiog
ston, Jamaica,and ordered he commander
to proceed to Fort au Prince to protect
American Interests In Havti.
A Cyrloas.
L FokTg, Iowa, Nov. 1. A cyclone
struck this place at 9 o'clock to night, com
iriL' from the northwest, in ion hall was.
demolished, and a large number of houses
were unroofed and blown down, a section of
building being carried many blocks awav.
Great Ins has been occasioned to merch
ants. The residence of Sanders Walker
wa blown to atoms and children roiled
about the ground. The mother was aaa
iousiv hurt. No other Injures are reported.
T he fos on property Is $75,000. Report
of damages are coming from all section of
t he country.
Capl h kt Agala,
Fall Kivkr, Mass., Nov. 1. James If.
Kddy, of llorscnock, K. I., has unnearthed
2500 Spanish doubloons in his ba.k yard,
and i-aicuiate there are toovoot. more,on hi
farm. HI father was once lieutenant gov
crnor of Rhode Island. One uf his ances
tors, who sailed with Captain Kidd, return
cd tu hi Horseneck farm and aowed it w'.th
doubloona. Among hi pa pet as a cltart
locating hla buried wcaltn
Twrnty-aftk Aaaiversasy-
Atiikxs, No '. I.- The festivities yes
terday in honor of the twenty-fifth anniver
sary of King George's accession to the
throne were on a grand scole. The king
headed a graud ptocession to the cathedral
where a 1e Deum was sung. Returning
to the palace he addressed the people.
Yen ii, the I'nited States minister presented
a telegram of congratulation from Presi
dent Cleveland.
I u.l Wolves.
iIklrna, Mont., Nov. 1. Wolves are
playing havoc with sheep and colt in North
ern'and Eastern Montana. Chateau county
is the greatest sufTerer. It might possihlv
stand off its own wolves.but with the a hole
Northwest territorv across the line full ef
them and constantly breeding them, It can
make but little headway in their destruc
tion.
Fur a Beer.
Santa, Bamhaia, Nov. An accident
occured in the mountains about twenty
tnl'e from here yesterday resulting
in the death of Kdward Doty. George
Owen and young Detv were out deer hunt
ing. The morning was foggy and Owen
mistaking Doty for a deer, fired, killing
him instantly.
Knowing In Dakota.
Pkmmxa. Dak. Nov. s. It ha been
snowing hard here all the evening. About
three Indies of snow is on the grourd now
and there is no sign of letting up.
New t'hanael.
San Franisco, Oct. 31. A local paper
to-day prints the following: ship cap
tain who arrived yesterday from Portland
states that he found that a vessel entering
Columbia river can get a clean channel
nineteen feet in depth, to enter, Cape Dh
appointmen'. three huts at llwaco bearing
in line with No. 3 buoy astern. This is news
as the United States hydrographic officer's
latest charts only give the depth of ater at
three to eight feet on these bearing,
Beats Dynamite,
New BRiiAiN.Conn., Oct. 31. -A patent
has been taken out in this country and
Furope for a new explosive, more power
than dynamite. Itissaidto be perfectly
safe against explosion by ordinary concus
sion in open air or by lire. It ( named
Extralite."
( old tseetlea,
Wai.la Walla, Oct. 31. Sheriff Bowles
of this country returned Tuesday from La
Grande, Or., where In- 'cured the arrest
of Mi s. Mattie Elder and her sister, Mra,
Agnes Holloway, and turned them over to
the charge of the sheriff for safe keeping
until a requestion con Id be had as they re
fueled to accompany him without it. They
were arrested under a charge of the murder
of John Summerville of Seattle, about
December y, 1887, Mrs. Eider being at that
time the wife of John Summerville. This
has an appearance, from ail that can be
learned, of being one of the coldest blooded
murders that ever ocsured in this territory.
Sheriff Bowles had an inkling of this some
weeks ago, and has followed the matter up
until it loks as though the proper persons
were secured.
Bargains! Bxualns! ! Bargains! 1 1
Remember we are closing out our stock
of boots and shoes and have yet some very
desirable styles. Come and see for your
selves and you will not regret it.
Buownfll & Stanard.
J. P, Wallace, Ph;
bany, Or
cian and Sargeoo, Al
Horse for Salk.- -A good, gentle
year old horse for Bale. Enquire of
Brown ell & Stanard.
Farmers, if you want the btst harness all
hand made, goto E.L. Power, next to l.
HAItUIMHlMUl
Fred V.ltotman was here to fill his en
gagrment as announced previously and
handled his mi inert ( 1 ne taring to tnc en
tire satisfaction of nil present.
Next came M. V. Rork, of Michigan,
and addressed the citizens upon the subject
of prohibition, and who handled his sub'
ject well arid also toid us how Inconsistent
and fallacious '.he present protective tariff
system was, and using facts and figure t
illustrate with that made the most radh al
protectionists admit that the manufacturer
waiind Is protected at the expcnc of the
poor working man and woman.
Then came Hon. R. A. Miller, of lack-
ton Co,, who Is the last one that has spok
en here, but not the least In the estimation
of all who were there, and this Includes a
few republicans who smilingly admitted
his position on tariff ae correct, judging
from (he way they looked, and we can
truthfully say that Mr, Miller is a man of
ability, gentlemanly appearance and a nat
ural orator, and we hcNprak foi hint u grcal
future.
J, H. White lectured here last night, sub
ject, "Cure for Labor Strikes." ills lm-
iiersonatious were very good and frequent
I v brought the house down.
Fern Hvde has bought the AHiertina
Krelaeli hardware stock.
County Recorder K. K. Davis was on
our streets yesterday.
David Cheery and R. V. Feters, of Ku-
gene City, are on our streets, and we learn
that the latter gentleman !ought ail the
barley In the warehouse of t'pmeycr at
Hrlggs.
Mr. Mcllcath and family, recently
from Misaouri, will soon move into the tat
vacant house In town.
Why Is it that more people go up into
the mountains hunting elk during court
week than any other time? (i'icaae an
swer.)
We learn than there will soon be anoth
er dry goods store In town.
Out tK.lnia.trr. IV llrnnef. matic a
flying trip to Portland for goods.
Hugh Bhcrrrll will run the hartlwae
store for Perry Hyde.
We hear that thrre arc a number of our
citizens that very frequently kill Chinese
pbeaaants. Now boys be careful. Some
have already expressed themselves that
they would report the first one that killed
another pheasant on their farm, and the
law is very plain, indeed, and no dlacre-
tion left with the juttlce, therefore we ad
vise you to desist.
The Tangent school is progreasing uii
der the able management of Minnie Mc
Farland.
Mr James Wheeler, of this place left on
last nights train train for .southern Oregon
Ut be gone all winter, aud if that country
dor not suit, he will go on to California.
Tramps are too numerous to mention
here. They are very plentiful and are trou
blesome to the citlsens of Tangent.
The Tangent Brass Band boys are mak
ing some excellent music, their instructor,
Prof Sibbits is a thorough musician.
Mis Allle Beard started on yesterday
morning train to Iowa to vl.it and slay
with her grand-mother this winter.
Mr tenks new residence will be com
pleted In about two weeks.
Firmer, in this section arc rushing their
fall work.
Home of our fellow townsmen are attend
ing Court thla week In Albany.
We are informed that Mr Mills from
near Lebanon ha taken up hi abode with
us.
CItCITT COU HT
341. J F Rsckaoato vs I F Cooo; ouatio
ad. 343 t ..,!., Mill Co aet C J Dtlloo. For
(oltdln.ri.t of contract snd damage. t
tinutd.
2W John W (irary vs hsncy J Hippy sod
.tlsrths A Porter. Ieo-i t sews.
210, J P School lag va T S T bom son
Gontioned.
Adjourned at 4 p. m.
Mratbrr.
Summary of Meteorology for Oct., I&8,
from observations taken at Albany, Una Co.
Oregon, by John Briggs.voi. observer for the
Signal Svryiee, U s. Army.
Highest Urometer on the 2 1 at, 30 21.
lowest barometer on tbe 6th, 29.55.
Mean barometer for tho month. 29.8ti.
Highest daily sversgeof lar. 30.21.
Iiwest daily average of bar. 20 50.
11 ik-heat temperature on the 5th. 84.
IO west tempersture on the )&th, 34,
Mean for the month 54 87-
Hiitkeat dailv ramie of tt.. r. on the 6,
lowest daily range of titer. oulhs23l, 5
Mean temperature at 7 a. m. dsily 4309.
Mean temperature at 2 p. tu daily 63.
Mean temperature at 9 p. at. dsily 53.
Prevailing directioo of wind, S aad N.
Maximum velocity force, 4.
Total rainfall or melted enow, 3 26 iacboa.
Ib-pth of a now at cod of month, 0.
Number of daya 00 which .01 inch or more
rain fell, 12.
Number of days of cloudiness average 8
scale of 10. 19.
Of 13 observations 25 were clear, 30 cloudy,
5 fair, 6 foggy, 6 rain, 3 haay, 17 overcast, 1
miaty.
Frost oa ths moriiags of 4. 5, 1 , 20 and
30.
Temperature, f3 73oa average of 10 year.
Rainfall 0 12 on average of 10 years.
Sunburn, tan roughness of tbe akin and
pimples are promptly relieved aad cured
by applying Dutard's Specific It la a
never falling remedy for Salt Rheum,
Tetter and all akin disease. Sold by Fo
shay dt Mason.
Sslem. Or., April 10th.
I have just been cured ef quite a severe
attack ot Cat rt ah cf the Bladder and
Stristure of the Urrtha mainly by tbe
use ef a couple of boxsa of the Oregon
Kidney Tea, ami can therefore reoom mend
tbe tea as a valuable remedy for diseases
of the Kidney and Urinary Organs.
Lno Willis,
Sold by Foshay fe Mason,
Plenty of rsio.
F. M. Fiench keep railroad time.
Why will you go about with that listless
air ami pale face ? Have you no life, no
ambition ? You eem lo caro nothing foi'
what transpires around you. Tbe beauties
of nature do not interest you, and you feel
tha life i a burden. If you would have
the vigor and elasticity of youth return,
enjoy a good hearty meal, and feel like
an altogether differet.t person, then take
Dr, Henley' Dandelion Tonic. Itoertainly
produces remarkable result. Sold by
Fosbay A Mason,
letter List.
Following is the list of letters remaining In the Post
Office, Albany, Linn .county, Oregon, Nov. 1st, 1SSS,
Persons calling for these letter must give tha date on
which they ware advertised :
Brown, Lorren C
A Waiting One
Fabl, Leans
Gilbert, W B 2
Morris, Julia
Lambert, C U
Park, Jame C
Procherter, William F
Working, P W
hartlett, Mrs Harriett
Charles, J B
Preiser, D
lloven, Apice
Horati, B W
lander, D E
Uumsell, Mias Lillian
Keeny, 8 T
Woods, Charles
It. THOMPSON, P. It,
FOB PILES.
Itching- Pile 1 are known by moisture like y japir
ioit. producing a very disagreeable itching after
ing warm. This form ss well ss Blind, bleeding and
Srotrudiur Piles, yield at once to the applloatiun of
r. Bosanko's Pile remedy, wnich acts directly upon
the parts affected, abaorbing the tumors, allaying the
intense itching and effecting a jrnauept cure. 60
cents. Address The Dr Bosanko M4icine Co , Piqu
O. hold by Dr, Guias and Son.
Bicycle ior'Sale
A No. 1, second-hand 43 inch all Bear
ing Columbia in good repair for sole at a bar
gain. Euqutre of
HOME AND ABROAD.
iirniAV,
A'huii II o has been elseted
K." Company at Corvaili.
Km ma Abbott won Id come to
Captain of
A lbs ny for
$1000. Outss we'll have to pass.
s.J.-m is agitating a street railway,
Al
the batty has alrosdy had its agitation on
subject.
Mr Heed, the painter, fell from a resffold
yosttiniay breaking a itone at one of his
wrists. ?
There was not a siogls loss by firs in
Portland during the month of OotoWr. Nor
in Albany.
An exchange say it has boon liocovared
that thtre art- no bald hsdd trsmi p, They
are not at home enough for that.
Mrs L Flinn and con Stephen, arrived
homo this morning from California, We re
gret learning that Htephtm is mtii.h worse.
Prof Iloork delivered an address on tirohi
bition last night at th W C T U Hall to a
fair audience. Tho Pi of. hits tho nail on the
head on ths tariff question occasionally.
Rev J It N Bell, It U Commis.toner's Sec
re tar), editor of ths Hosebnrg Itevlrw, and C
II Monroe take charge of the lictntdo-ta I
Hotel at Salem to-day, Thny will make
thing hum.
There srs 23H, lob final entries of lend
pending in the land office at Washington.
Ae the otlice aa diaposeof only 7t,uu() p.-r
annum, tt is not strange that it take live
yeais to secure a pafent to land.
I KIHAV,
The Evangelist Moo.lv will begin business
in Portland ahoul I Joe. 1st'.
Fred Blumbarg returned last night from
bis trip to Michigan, it was a flying our.
About I.OOO.000 buahels of whsst were
ehtpped from. Portland during October.
Hobo, that ia the nam. It mesne a tin
hoi a gerubler, tramp or something bad.
Mr 1'oy Baiter, of Corvsllis has a gold
mining machine, in which tt is claimed,
there sre million.
Mr Presley Denny am! wif. of Salt Lake
City, are in the city oa a visit, the goeat -f
Mr Decoy' iter, Mrs W H tioltrs.
Hoa ft A Irvine returned last nigh from
Helix, K O, where people sre hsppv over
ths possession of lots of wheat and good
prices.
We can hardly realix bow they can be
filaying base ball in Etrn Oregon sftsr
nosing at oar street ; bat then tbst is a
differeot country.
('has Kiefer baa joat received a letter so
nouaciog the death of his brother at Phil
delphia, just a month slur the deoesse of
hu father.
Frank Arsbsrger snd wife arrived in Al
bany yesterday from San Francisco, and the
groom may now lis feend hold of the l.attoo
at tb Postal Telegraph otHee.
Hoo W II Bilyea. of Albany, and demo
cratic presidential clwtur, tuAde a very able
apeech in this plaer, Tuesday at S o'clock r.
M. He was greeted by a good siotd aodieoos.
Ash'aod Hrronl.
a a as a . t 0 a. asai . s
Mr ."M-ans, 01 .-oifip iresn, na tieeo in
Sslem seeking tbe contract for boltding the
atreet railway there." How would it do to set
Mr Searle to work on tbe Albany hoe
Ths Democrat has received an anonymous
communication hom Uraiu on the Ancient
Kotnane, modernised sod aatinxed aad sev
eral other ires. It is no doubt good ; bat w
don't kr.ow who wrote it.
. . area a a - m
"fir aei.a ua a sample copy of your
pui-r ts a greeting we recciva by nearly
every toad. N'idM itbatandinM it is like giving
away a yard 1 f calico alwaj end. The
merchants will send sample af bis good
but dosen t do it ny the yard
Oaly aboul a month t- th city election.
alaolo tbo firemen's elect 100. Numerous
csudidstes are mentioned, hut there will be
plenty of time for agitation after the prereet
big election Mover ami matter have cooled
down.
Rev II V Romtnger will lectors to-night
in Esst Portland, on "Abaeks the Wonder
land of the North." It will be remembered
that Rev Romioger has paid tbst country a
vi.it too leaving A!iaoy and heoce is past
ed. Dr Mmthori.. of Salem, has been appoint
ml by toe Superintendent of Indian affairs
to go to Warm Springs re--rvatioo and take
charge of the allotment of la-id to the In
dian. This reesrvation baa recently beeo
surveyed, ami there is to be a certain amount
of land allotted to heada of fatuities.
Fred D.vidson returned from Alaska on
the "Idaho" yesterdsy. The Aatoris boy
seem to have s monopoly of that portion of
Uncle Sam's farm, aud it wotld not be aur
prtaiog if when scientists succeed io discov
ering the north pole there woald be aa en
terprising Astorian there with a cannery
waiting for them. - Pioneer.
iltsce & Thompson's.
Another paper is to be started at Newport.
It is as easy ftf two to starve aa one.
Kvea politic have Iteeu dropped to-day
to dtscoa the daring attempt at bank rob
bery at Iebaoon.
All the latest novelties in millinery good
at E aad C Howard'. Call and see them.
No trouble to shew goods.
A big vote from reilroad then can general
ly be counted on aa a bogaboo. That wa well
illustrated in the eleotien on the prohibition
amendment.
CotoFM French' f r your spec tack:,
aud havo yoar oyes tested by ooe of the
finest optimeters manufactured Each eye
fitted separately.
Five hundred and twenty person ore con
tlned in ths insans aaylum at Salem and more
are arriving by nearly every train. What's
tbe matter anyway.
Oar citizeoa should put up boxes no their
front gstes .or their daily papere. It woald
he a great convenience, both for the carriers
and patrons of the papet.
Partios dreiring to eater W W Crawford's
dasciug class should notify Mr Crawford. If
necessary arransimeuts can be made the
class will be opened in a short time.
Mr Percy Kelley, who has been Capt.
General of one nf the taeas houses on the 0 P
hss returned home on account of a difference
of opinion with one of the time-keepers.
C A Chessman hss sold his frm at Helix
and ia ready tn start for the K illsmetto
Valley to look 11 p a new hon e. He made
$1,200 this year on fifty acres. Pendletou
7'n'ot.m!.
The "Golden Rule Ba.ar" ii to lie the
name of Mr Grad wold's store, and he wants
everybody to call and examine his large
stock of goods and soe if the name ia not an
appropriate ooe.
A ocw invoice of Premium Savon aoao
has just hven received t F. L. Kenton's di
rect from the f ictory in Sun Francisoo. This
is a special brand put up for Mr. Kenton,
and he warrants it to givo satisfaction.
H A Adams, of Myrtle Creek, an exten
sive prune grower, has dried aud packet)
ready tor market 20,000 pounds of prunes
from about eight acres of prunes this season.
At 8 cents a pound, whioh he expeots to get,
his prune orchard will yield him $1600, or
$200 per acte. Plaindexiler .
State Senator R. A. Irvine, of Linn coun
ty, was in town last evening. He has been
visiting his son, Doo Irvine, of Helix, and
left on the west bound train for home. He
thinks tho Republican majority in Oregon
wilt not be over half what it was iu June.
Pendleton E. O.
Julias Gradwohl is now making a special
ty of crockery, faaoy goods and silver ware,
of which he carries a Urge and select stock.
His silver ware is 1847 Roger Bros, his stock
of crockery is tho best in the market and his
lice of dolls and children's play things gener
ally is complete. His prices are the lowest
on the coast.
Whoa Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she "lung to Caatoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Caatoria.
HA ItltAY, , I
m BWBfa.
rat uue i-iwa enesiauis tun i uu w 1
Wi
for Infanf and ChHdrert
"Caatoria m so well adapted to children that I laterta eerss Colic, CoaaUpatJvn,
I rcommsDd it as superior to any pr. npUon I w SvJSfTSS sdMotas di
aowa tome." H. A. AacBsa, M. D., I i toep pronaotae ai
Ul So, Oxford Ut, Brooklyn, K. Y, Witbou ixijtoious modiceUos.
The Curraca Coerrajrr, 77 Murray Ktreet, V. Y.
Executor's Sale of Real
Estate,
1kTOTICK Is hereby given that tbo tin
1 ceratgned, the duly annotated and
acting Executor of tbe last will and testa
ment of Mary Jane Costal lo, deceased, by
vlrtao of an order of tbe County Coait for
Linn county, State of Ori-goo. in probate
dnly made on the 6tb day 01 1 ber, 1848,
and entered of record, will on the
lilts day ef ksvember. is ..
at tbo boar of one o'clock In the .fternoon
of oala day at tbe Court 11 o tow: itoavlB tbe
oily of Albany, Lion county, Oreaoa, sell
a public auction to tlie bight bidder all
the right title and Interest of Mary Jane
Costsi 10, deceased, at tbe time ut ber
death, iu and to the following described
rest estate belonging to said estate, to wit ;
Tbe Hi Ei4 of the H K lA of Sec 2?i. -m
taming 80 acres, also tbe H K J4 of Sao 20
containing MO acres; also tbo SK M of Sec
21, containing 100 acres; also tbe N F. :,
of the M K 14 ot the s vv : , 1 See 20, con
taining 40 acta ; also the beginning at a
point 27 UOliok west aud io.87 links south
of tie quarter so H bin stake between Sec
tion 24 and 25, iu Tp 11. s it:, w,tn claim
No tib; thence north 7Haeat 4U links;
ibeuce Lortd 2V west 000 links ; tbsnco
st,uia7H west 444 links; thence south
H2HU oast 900 links to the place of begin
nitig.ooutalnlng 4 ecreejsnd in ail 4i
ami lying and being lu Township 14, S K
Alo beginning at a point 25 cha east of
the S W oorner ol 1 homes Shepard's do-
nation land claim, ooi'ig claim IoI, ot
o 21Ho, In Tp 14, S K 4 W ; tbenoe nortfc
40 cba ; tbenoe east 7Jw cha ; thence south
40 chs ; thence west 7.80 c-bsiusto tbe place
of beginning, coutaiutng 2D.44 acres, all in
Sec tf.rp 14. a R 4 W.Ltnn count, Oregon.
Also beginning at a iioint o cbams nomb
of the N E ooruer of claim No 41, Not No
21 &3, in Tp 14 H K 4 W ; r until g thence
south 64 ens ; tbenco west 36.54 cba
ihenoo north 40 chs ; thence west b. 15 chs;
tbenoe north 13 88 cba ; tbenoe east 44 5
chains to toe place of beginning, contain
mg 2oh acres, being parts of Section 4.T;.
14. S R 4 W,in Una county, Oregon, save
and except 200 acres of! the wes end cf
said tract willed to Martin CummiugH,
Beginning at a point 0.20 chains north of
tbe southeast corner of tbe northeast j of
See 4, Tp 14, 8 B 4 W ; ihence north 2s.l0
cha to tlae northeast corner of Win. Chris
tian donation land claim ; theni-o west
52.70 cba ; thence sou th 28 5i cha ; 1 ben 20
east 63 28 chains to the piece of beginning,
containing 152.76 acres.
Also beginning at tbe northeast corner ef
Wot. CbasUiua de.nattoo land claim ; thence
east 130 rods to the hue of Ckb Craty'r land
claim ; thence sooth 61 1 rods ; thence west
130 rolk ; tbeuc north (il j rod to the place
ef begtoittog, eontainiog So acres.
A sao beginning at a stake 00 tbe south I too
of the donation land claim ol Randall Yar-
hroaufl !M S.I r-llKlua U rmt ,. I ha , ,,. 1 , in lh
eagle of eaid claim, it bt-ipg claim 37 aad 1
Not 21b7,tb Tp 14, S R 4 W,iu Lino county,
Oregon; ruaumg theuce nuith 17 -1 che to
a loagij ; thence iu a aouth westerly direc
tion up said alough, following the meaouets '
of the aame to the south linu of eaid claim ;
thence N 81 30' E 18.50 cha to the plane of
beginning, eontaiutog 18 acre.
Beginning at a point hearing N 61 30' W
3.20 chain irom the S K corner of tie N K j
of Seo 8, tn Tp 14. S R 4 W ; thence eat 100
rxxia ; thence sou to 40 chains ; thence west
100 rods; thrr.ee north 40 chains to the place
of beginning, being parts of Secticns 8 and 9
in Tp 14 S R4 W, Lwin oouuty.Oregon, con
taining 100 acre.
lieiclunintr at a o.tint If) chain north ai .1
; 33 chains east of tbe S W corner .of Claim
oG4 inlpUS R3 w.in linn county, Otcgon,
thence runuing esat 8.31 chs ; ihence ooth
10 eh ; thence esst 2 82 chs ; thence oort i
81 esst 18.57 eh ; thence oorth 34 chs to
th nvcr , thence south 54" west 13.00 chs
meaodrriog tbe river ; thence S 73 W 3 aa
thence south S 76 W 10 chs ; thenoe S 70
W 6 oh ; thence 8 hD" W 3 3? ch ; thence
S 20 W 4.78 eb ; thence eaat 5.09 ch ;
thence south 8.93 ch to the place of login
uiug, conlaioiug 75 2-100 seres.
Hegioaing 15 cha uorth ami 70 chs east of
he I corner ia west buuodarv ol Sec 5. Tp 14
S R 4 W aud running, ther.ee rcuth 2S '2S
cha; theoce west 28.28 cha ; tbeoce oorth
28 28 ch ; tbenoe east 28.2S chs, to the plsoe
of beginning, cuiiiau.ing hOai-n-.i.
Beginning 20.40 chs uorltt of a quarter
section post in Sec 6, Tp 14, S R 4 W ;
thencs south 31.45 chs; thtiu west 52 10
chs ; thence uorth 15.28 chs ; theooe uorth
15 28 chs ; thence 7 SO chs ; theucv uorth
1917 chs ; theuce eaat 44 60 chs to the place
of beginning, containing Kit) acres.
Beginning 60 rods north of the quarter
stake iu the west line of See 5, Tp 14, S R 4
w j tbeoce east 280 rods ; theoce south 160
rods ; theuce west 280 roda ; theoce north
160 rods to tbe place of beginning, and be
pinning at the southwest corner of a 5 acre
lot of laud owned by Caleb tiiay io Sec 1,
Tp 15, 8 R 5 w ; theooe west 80 rds ; theoce
oorth 40 rods ; thence eaat 80 roda ; thence
south 40 rods to tho ;Jace of beginning, con
taining 300 acres.
Together with the tenements and hered
itaments tbeieunto belonging. The same
to be sold in tracts to suit, or aaa wbolo.
Terms of sale -One-half of the purchase
price to be paid down and ono haif ou
uine mouth time wi:h interest thereon at
the rate of ten per cent per annum, the
deferred payment to be secured by mort
gage on tho promise sold.
This 6ib day of Oct, 1888.
SaMHKL Nixon,
E&ecutor of the last will and testa.
ment of Mary Jane Costelio, deceased,
(JRAND
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iNC MILLS.
AU kinds of rough, dr eased
iindscas. iumber,lathr
pickets kept constantly en
land Bills sawed to order on
uhortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON a WEST.
t. O. FOWLI W. It. JtlLTaYU
POWELL A B1L.YEU,
aTTORNKYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Chancery.
tl.RANY, ... UKkbOS.
Collections promptly made on all point.
(ans negotiated on reasonable terms,
sjar Office in Foster's Brtck.-m
rI4nl9tf.
T. J. STITES.
TTO UNEY AT LAW
-AUD
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OEQON.
J I. WHITNEY,
ittorne; ind noiiiisellor At La?
SdaND-
io(arf Public.
AlBAIH', OREGON.
Will prac&se ta all of the Courts e
.hlsBUte. All bjeiness intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
CATARRH
COLD
IN
HEAD.
Try tho Cure
Ely's Cream Balm
deaixaes the Nasal Pnaaoiroa Al
t&y Inflammati.m. HoalstEe Sorea.
Heetoroe the 8enea of Toato, Smell
and Hearing.
A part tele is esipMs 4 latassaeti aasnrfl masl
Is snrrcrabte. PrleeoOc aU UrsasiMa r ky
tamU. ELY BB0THSR8e WamnatKew York.
AL3AKY CQLLEIHATE IHSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON.
1888, 1889.
llrst
Terau
tfprat aeateasttci Ilia, loaa.
A tall corps of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY.
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coamoa of - ui iy arranged to meet tbr
need of aU grades of students.
Special inducements offered io students
'from abroad.
Tuition ranges from $5,50 to $13.50.
Board in private families at low rates.
Rooms lor self-boarding st small ezeense.
A careful Htipervisiou exercised over stu
dents away from home. Fall term opens
September ?tb. For circulars and fall
particulars add rev tbe President.
rev, r-iasKT x. caxarr.
Albany, Oregon
o. o CHKKKT.
C.K.PVREB8
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY k PARKF.S,
Sachuiiats. Millwrights, and Iror
Pounders.
w
K are now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Haw Mill Machinery, and all kinds ef Iron
nd Brass Castings.
PATTKKXS W I ME ON MiaaT KTfK.
Special attention gives to repairing
kinds of machinery.
I CURE
FITS!
When I say Crnta I do not mean merely to
stop them for a lime, and then havo them re
turn again. I KAN A HAiUCAL CLKK.
1 have made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
A life-long- study. I warrant my remedy to
Curb the worst cases. Because others have
failed is noroasoofor not now receiving a cure.
Send at once for a treatise aad a Free Bottlf
of my Infallible Remedy. Give Expreaa
snd Post Office, it costs you nothing for a
trial, and it will cure you. Address
. ROOT, Nl.C, 1 83 Pi ABU St, NewYock
Linn flinty Bank,
COWAN. RALSTON & CO,
'!
Successors to Cowan & Cusick.)
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a fenaral banking business.
DRAW SlQUl DRAFTS on New York, San Fran
igcoand Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MOfEY on approved aocuritj.
RECEIVE deposiU subjso. to check. -CObLECriOSij
antrusted to us will raceivejproruw
satis.
D, R. N,, BLACKBURN.
Attorney at Law
Office, OddJFellow's Temple,
- - - OREGON.
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