The state rights democrat., November 16, 1888, Image 4

Vm. Foitmillef, I
FUNERAL 1)1 RECTO re
Prompt Attention-First-class Hearss
jasTAfter business hours call at resldenoe
corner Fifth and Baker atrejts,
QYRLW U CUIFM1A
Southern Pacifl3 Company's Lina.
TBI MT. lllltlKtnt.
nt katt mi Albvty atl t FruoW.n, 15 hjur
OAuroasiA stress ikviks baily
tkNi-Ji North
4.00 r. M. I Lea Portland Arrive I 10:49 A a
Kim I Lmn Altxtay Un 1 7:Ub A a
T:Q A a I Arrive & Ut d:30 f M
Iital rAt tsairs daiut (steepl Sauday).
S UOA a " Lesv Pirrtiand ArriptilfrM
UWrilUn Albnv Leave I U:X a a
itiiri 1 Arn Kuirvn toav 1 H) A M
uocai. rAStsxasa tsaixs sailt, Bxcarr scxpay.
I Lot AUwnj Arrine I 6; 15 AM
g:SS ra I Arrtv Lebanon Lca I :W a a
U:te)ra Leave Aiken rmj im
IM a Arrive Lehsuon Lesv t:t r a
PULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars
er aeesatiaesaliea al serena-Class rassea
cer. attacked la KxpressTralaa.
West IH sVlvUUa.
BETWKK.1 rKTLAB AND C'OKV ALUS,
TtAiS BAlkT (ax.-apl SundAy.)
a a
it' r a
Las
Arrive
Arrive
Uava
0 15 r a
CorvHUs
l.aa -a
axrssts tcaiss bailv (axej. Sunday.
4 W)r a I Lesve PurUand Arrive :0U A a
KM ra I Arrj-e - McMinnvill LaT 6.45 am
AtA'juir ni ConrailU connect wlto truuf ol
vmw Pacific tuilrosd
for (all Mor-iUien reA-Jinj rste. nwe, ate,
oa Camiwayt Agent.
. KOiHLKR, . P. ROC.EK3,
IE YAQUINA UOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
on Development Coucpany'a Kleuui
amp iine
225 f.llLES SilOxlic.i.
20 HOURS LESS TI7.1E
than by any other rouu.
First cla tixt maa pAi-MJiirfer and
freight l.nefrotn Portland aod all poinu
in tne WtiUmette valief to ami from an
Franclaoo, Cal.
Willamatia Riyer Lina of Steamers.
Th-Vin. J.f. Uoax " The N. S. Boot-
e." Tna "Three butera" are in aervice
for both passenger and freight tratllo be-
tween Cor vail la and Portiaud and la.er
mutlatA tmuiiLb. iMvinir Coinoan v'i wharf.
Corvallis, aud Metara. Hulinaa A Co'a
wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., 1-oit-
land, three iiineji a WMt aa luitowa ;
NORTH BoL'NO.
Leave CurvaHia, Moil , WeU. and Friday, li:oJ A, U.
Leave Albau. Atouday, Wed. and Friday, tX:Ul .Soon
Arrive PorUaud, lue., Tbu. and JwturiUy, 6:30 P. M.
SOUTH BOLNU.
Leave Fort land. Moo., Wed. aad Friday, 8:00 A, M.
Leave Albany, Tile., X&ura. anJ tuiuriy, i.at p. m.
Arrive Uorailia, Tue., I too. aud baiunUy, 4:io r. M.
Rrvata make close conueuli'tu at ulban
erlth trains of the Oregon ia:itio Kailroad
T1M8 S 'HEDt'LK. (e..-ept J'iiai.)
Lete Albany, 1:00 r. M,. Leave raquina, 0 4Ja,.
Leave C trvallu. I: W f. M . I Leave O.rvnUu.liCii A.M.
Arrive Taquina, b M t. M I Arrive Albany, 11:10 a. ,
O. C. traiaa conoe-t at Albany and
Corvallis. The aoove trains connect at
Yaqnina with the Oreou Doveiopment
CoaiDanv'e Liuo of 3ie4iubty. between
YTaquina an 1 San X'ranciaca. .
HAILIXU UITE1 .
si basils, rsoa aa vsasioiso.
raoa taiiciia
Willamelt Valley, Nov. laita. Nov. 0ib.
WillsmeUe VaIIbv, Nor. U'.h 4 m. Nor. U(U.
Ulamotta Valley, No. 4ih Watu No. 3fth.
The Company .rve h right t
change ai:io dtea without notice.
N. H. Paura from P r.Knd and
vVillamecte V' lov point can make r;lo4
eonoe:tia wita ibe iraini of the Yaquina
roate as A.ihao or Corvallis, and if dt--tiual
I 1n r'fancw ) ahould arrani t
irrive at Yaquiua the evnin bof r? Ute
of aallia.
riauBf,cr aad r.rlabt Bate a always
Lawrat.
Foriofornutio apply Cn C J Stuart, Freight and
Ticket Az"it. Albany, o- to O II Hall, Jr., O. F.
A P. Agt , OreKo betopuieut Co., 04 Uon!-'.iiue'7
Sail t raaoiac-o , Cal. 4'. . M4t.ta,
A. U. F. and P. Arent
Orwt Pv:i4a RCi. OrraliU. O
Andrnvfi & flack i fin iin,
winnuGi as
S3.00.J
o 1 1 n r- vtv
OIIUL y
laafl 1 1 mm -XV
WARRANTED.
TO Wtnffp
"wrmAatN
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SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON
- OREGON
Notice for Publication.
iM.d oir.o at o-K'.n n,t . o .
Oct. 17th, 1388
X.r:e' harphy g'-n th -t th fo 1 g
i a iiKl " ler h t fi e I if'',;H ( f hia ioipi-
in to mate tJ t'Uiii in fu') ri. of I.
rr, and 'li i m pi.tof w ill b- m da hi
f re the Jaf'g" r fcia a'wenc b -'ore tie
Counly Crik ( Vt n count'(Ht Alrnnv,')..
Kim. mi x
TafMlay. necentbsr IHIli, IH144.
viz: Marimi Loli, l-i.aUitd lCnr N.
TK)32 for the K K ..I S c. IM, T 13. S R
J . He tiant tlitt fo t'.H ini' witn--a to
prove l;U coutiMMJ r-iil n;i Dui, aod
cultivaiiou o', aid iaiid, v. 7. : Tli-n a Ar
nold, i.( Sautium. Wiilia.n I'mdip., Craw-lord-vi'le,
J N WriuM. imrt II K C-d , of
Sweet Home, ail of Linn e ti, On "i'.
W. T. P.CRNItY,
' '-" lUfiiU'er.
Estray Notice. ,
Notiufc M.herebv jji-niljtii or afout the
25:1. f Jane, I8S8. one aorrcl niai e o the age
of teve n yearn or thereabout, and marked
with a white forehead 'and whites bind lege
with light mare and tail, atrajed- ppon my
prjclosed land 3 mila north wm ott Miller's
Station in Litin county Sti'o of OieROD, at d
row lemaina there upon. Said animal bii g
hieachy and cuid only he kept rut oi griii -fierd
by yoking. .
Dated tbi 17th day of October, 1SS8.
, - Hubert Miller.
Palace Meat Market.
J, 7, PIPE, PROPEIETOfi.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, Gil.
will kep' constantly on- band bear,
mutton, pork, veal, sausage, etc.. the best
meats and Lrgest variety in the city.
Casli paid for all klndaof fat stock.
till - 1 Bw I
f If m -4
Hew and Second Hand Store
Owltig.to Ine Increased demands of our
business we have Leon compelled to move
Into a larger store and we can now be
found next door to 8, K, Young, wheri
wo wtlt be pleased to swi our patrons. If
you need any stoves, furniture, tinware,
crockery, docks, aarpeta, pleturos, fruit
ra, tituka, books, roller skates, saddles,
saw, planes, eto and a thousand dlf-
?"nl n,d v? tic,Lr yo,u r, n d0
baltui nWslJinf.lin Franehoo than you
can da with u on a purchase or exchange
aattiICD
La UUI I UCD
123 First Street, Albany, Or.
the BXIYEKS QtTIDE la
iaaued March and Bopt.,
each year. It la an ency-
olopedia or ueetul lnror
'mation for aU who pur
oliaae tho luxurioa or tho
neooaaitiea of life. We
can olotho you and furnith you with
all the neooasary and unneeeasary
appllnnoea to ride, walk, dance, Bleep,
eat, ilsh, hunt, work, so to church,
or atay at homo, and In varioue etiea,
atylea and Qu&ntitioa. Juat fleure out
what la required to do all these thine
CGIf.FOftTlBLT. and you oon make a fair
estimate of the value of the I1U YER3"
OU1DE, whioh will be aent upon
receipt of 10 centa to pay pottage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-U4 Miohigan Avenue, Chicago, 11L.
PATENTS
buiued, and all other bnnliioae In the C. 8. Pataa
Itli-e attendeded to tr moderate teae.
Ourottloe iaomweit the U.S. Patent Offlce, and
" ean obuin PaleuU tuea Uwe than thuee reuiole
mm naahlnirton.
end uiudia ordrawln. We a tu natrul
ability free of charge aud weiuake e charge uulrae
we oouun iaieiii.
We refer here, to the PneUnaaW, the Btiol. of
Mone Unier llv. and to olflclala o4 the U. M. Patent
I Otilua. - Pur cln ular, advice, terms, and eiereucee
o actual clieiila In yuurowo dute ur oouuty, address
C, A. SiOW &CO9
Ufl,uw IWnt VlUOVg iMIIIIrUtt W
8AI MAY.
G. ENXKRS
MAY k SENDERS.
Dealers in General' Mb rchandise.
HARRISBURG - - - OREGON
I Will bay Grain, Woo! and all kinds
roluce.
m. Tie flrfelett
VWVWCCTS LITTLE
v"" UTUMVV aBwa.aa
DEirAItB Or IJtlTATlOyS. ALWAYS
ask inn Tib. riEKcirs tjellets, ob
LITTLE SVQAn-COATSD TILLS,
nelna- entirely veyetable, they op.
erute without Uifturbancv to toe gli-ra, Uu-t,
or occupation, l'ut up In plus vial, li.-ruu ti
calljr etnlod. Always freeh and rvlutWf. At
a laxative, alterative, or purgative.
tiHiw little Tclic-u give the luoat perfect
autisfacitou.
SICK HEtDiGHE.
nillooa Headache,
IHcxlueea, Conatlpav
lion, I ii d lareat Ion.
Uilloaa Attack a, and all
oVrani.Tmcnt of tho etonw
acb and Ijowela, are prompt
ly relieved and HTUaiit'iiily
ctiml bv tho into of Ir.
Plerre'e Pleasant Purgative Felleta.
In explanation of the rvmediul power of tbese
i'clli-t over so rvnt a varv-ty of diapasua. It
may truthfully be said that their action tiixm
the tytofn bt unir.-rnal. not a eland or titutoe
ewrapinir their lutnutivo intluenve. Hii by
druirirLsot.Sjctmts a viol. Mnnufaetured at tho
riH'tiik-ui Laboratory of Would' ll'aaAttT
Usuical AsisuciATioN, Uugulu, N. Y.
era of Ir. Mige'a Calarrla
Krmedr, for a cwm of
hnniio NumU Catarrh which
they cannot cure.
8T.HPTOWS OP CATARtinDull.
heavy hoa.liu-lw. ouetnii-tion of the nasal
p.sarrs, 'liachnrgta falling from tho l.ind
Into tin? thront, aomr-tinu'S profuse, watTy,
and acrid, nt others, thick, t'tmcioim, mucona.
purulent. lloouy anI putrid; too eyrs are
wink. waU-ry. and lnltamed: there is riitirme:
in tho ears, dcnfnf, haekina; or couifliinif to
clear the throat, expectoration of oII usive
matter, totretlier with Beat Injm ulcert; tlie
voi-o is cluinffi-l and ha a nanal twanir: the
breath is offensive; smell and tusto nro im
paired; thero is a acnimtion of fluzinee. a ;ih
uicriUil ilcnrcBHion. a backinir couirh and iren-
eral ih'liiiity. Only a few of the alovc-nnnx-d
eyniotoiim are likely to lm present lit any one
caw. ThoiiMtn-U of coses anouully, without
munlfcatiuir half of the above symptoms, rtv
suit in consumption, and end in the eriive.
No disease la ft common, more deceptive nud
durx roiiH. or ls understood by ph; tlcinrm.
i.y ils inii'i, sooiiunir, una neaouif pro rxiin.
Dr. intirc's Catarrh ltemely cunn tho worxt
eiwesof Catarrh, "rold In the head."
Coryza, and Catarrhal Headache.
doiu uy aruggiata everywuere; Ml ecu La.
Untold Agony from Catarrh."
Prof. W. nArssrit, the famous mesmerlr,t.
of lthnca, JV. writes: "Some ten years ouo
I suffered untold agony from chronic misul
catarrh. My family physician gave mo up us
incurable, and aaid I must die. My cno wns
tuch a tjad one, that every day, towards sun
V't, my voice would become so bourse 1 coo id
tartly speaa aoove a wnisper. in me morning
my couKbing and clearing of my throat would
almost strangle me. liy the uso of Lr. Cairo's
Cutarrb Itemedy, in three months, I was a well
man, and tue cure nag been permanent."
Constantly Hawking and Spitting."
Thomas J. Krsnma. Kn.. tsot Pine Street.
St. LniU. Ho writes: " 1 wus a great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times I could
banlly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splttlntr, and for the Iiutt eight mouths
could not breathe through the nostrils. I
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
ily, I was advi-d to try Lr. luge's Cntnrrh
lu-medy. and I am now a well man. I believe
It to Iw tho only sure remedy for catarrh now
insniifncturcd, and one boa only to give it a
fair trinl to experience astounding rttulta and
-. pcrniancut cure."
Three Bottle Cure Catarrh.
Eli IIobbinb, Jiunmn P. 0 Columbia Cn
Pa., says: "My aauirbter had catarrh when
she wus nve years old. very badly. I raw Dr.
fcage's Catarrh Itemedy advertised, and pro
cured a bottlo for hur, and soon saw tlmt it
helped her; a third bottlo etfec-ted a perma
nent cure. She is now t-igbtbea years old und
sound and hearty,"
N'Ouics for Publication. -
li i dOlncf tt Oreion CiM ,0 , i -
Sept. 21st, 18S8. j
Noti :t ia hereby uiv,n that the followu g
bitiiied tier nn tiled notice of hn inteiltn n
to m:ik- pro f in aiipiw-rt ot his is aim, ' and
that raid pioof ill h made lef ore flie Couu
fy .lu'ii or ij l.ii aim. nc thn the County
l'iirkof I .in n count), '(begun, at Albany,
Oregon, on
Tueoday, November 171b, IK4W,
V'Z Jm"S H. lrai.tree, il.-mentead En'.rv
No. 4871. f -ru." S2 of S W, N W of E
d S K f N VV f Urc. 25, Tp. 10 8 II 2 W.
lie nameit ih folioviug wit'jes(S to prove
Inn coinuiu' iiH reiilenCH upon, and cuit'va
lion i l, eui I 'and, viz : Otto Seifling, A.
.Sunimrra, Join, li ptrmih and John Holt, all
of Sjio l. () , Linn comity, Oregon,.
W, T. Bt'HSEV,
Register.
New Wash House.
Lee Chiiisnntn, who lived in this town for
many year a i l w.ts so weil Hed v every,
body ha returned mid will open npa new
wash houae tho first of September, one door
south of the Revere IIousb. Iue doi sjgood
work aud w-oita everybody to get their
wanhing done by him. -1
Admiuistrator's Notice.
Notion i hertby given that the oodersico
edhav been appointed AdminiKtratois with
the will auntjod of the estate of Martm
Werts. late of Linn county, Oregon. AH per
sons haviuif claims against Baid estate are
hereby not i lied to preoentthein to the under
signed at Tmiitrut, Oregon, duly veiified,
within six inoi-thx fiom thedateef thin notice.
,Ditd tlii 26'li day of October, -1888. '
' - Mhy Werts,
L. t Smith, ; ' :'
Alniintitor with tho will anuexetl
of th estate of Martin Wert, deceased.
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, Fop Hcjlntlotv.
NEW CURRENjrFtlSTIMONY.
T Year. CMr.;l. to., fay . .
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te an. a -.vt r ' . a:i.tttiUii atHere
ah.nl t . i , ' .'.vjjk. fit re.
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a BMtns ItM M ta.ia wilt S.i.l a; t.tn
ttn'att wlilirt, U.t. 0a t .;. C.laas
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Lamrnes. V'ZTt '"im.. tvi.
In i,'' w . . it V ,,4Ct . . t.; 4 wvaral
aivttwael bi. 4vuv OU. .. I.Ar.ru.
AT paOQItTI . M 1 PI
' t :;;..,:LC3 a voc:LEBC3..Ciiit:niora. ad.
Referee's Sale.
State ol Oregon,
I. Inn viuntv. I KM.
NtiTICK la hereby given that by virtue
of a decree of partition and order of sale
enteretl In the Circuit court Ol ice state
of Oregon for Multnomah county on the
loth day or June itui7,anu an aiuenuatory
decree thereto entered lit eald Court on
the lUHb da v of SepletuUr, 1SW7, In the
..i "i. . . . " .... .i . i..ii..M i t . t
partiiinn suit ot auimiui uiiu, .
lt.Hrulth.et al. whereby it wa ardered
that tna .ollowinir real eatale. to-wit : lie
ginning at a point eleven chalna and mIx
links north and aeven chalngand elghfy
llnka wt.t of the aouthwnal cornel ofrfoc-
Uon nineteen InTnwnahlp twelve aouth of
range 4, weat. Willamette meridian, ana
rnunlng thence east nny-lgbl chalna and
sixty. lour llnaa ; tneura norm tvu coama
thenoe eaat eluht chalna and fifty llnka
thence aouth len chalna ; tUenctt foulh
two detrreea aud thirty tutnulea wet.
twenty two chalna and aUty llnka ; thence
aouth eighteen degrees and thirty minutes
eaxt, twenty chalna ant nlnetj aix unta
thence went sixty -alx chains and eighty
seven llnka ; thence north live degrees
and thirty inlnutee.eaat twenty chalna and
nine llnka ; thenc north ten degree aud
thlrtv minutes, weat. eleveu cualu and
aeventv llnka and thence north twenty
aix degrt-ea weal twelve chain aud thirty
llnka to the nlaoe of beginning, contain
Ing two huudred and seventy .three acrca,
kltuateI In IJuti county, Oregon, ami
tng a part of Section uineiteen, twenty,
twenty niue and thirty In aa HI lownabtp
in connection with the other real propvtty
belonging to the estate of Jon o suiitu. oe
ceaaed. tie sold at publlo auction accoru
Idl' to law to the biubeat bidder.
Now, therefore, by virtue of ld decree
aod amendment thereto. 1, ine unucr
aigned who was duly apr olnted by t
Court, a referee to sell said real property
will on
ftalardav Ike I7ia stay ef Reveeaber, I ft.
at the Court House door of Liun county
Oregor.ln the city of Allwny, at 10 o'clock
a. in, of said day, aell the above fully de
scribed real elato at public auction to the
highest bidder.
C II. IlAKrKTY,
Iteferee.
Call en M J M oatvtth for big bargaias.
Notice to Tax-Payers,
otire la Lrttbv tlv.n. Itat I. cr my
Deputy, will meet the taxpayers of IJnn
t innty, Oregon, at 9 o'clock a. m. and re
main until 4 o'clock p. ro. at their reapee
t.vj ptaoea of voting in the several pre
nncta. at the following tlfnea and places
for the purpose of collecting the taxe for
Hock Creek, Monday, Nov. 12tb, lb8
Fox Valley, Tuesday, .Nov. 1510.
Kcio, Vedneitday. Nev. 14th.
KraPkliii Bmte, Tbnnday, Nov. 16th.
Santiatn, Friday, Nov. 10th.
lbanon, Saturday, Nov. 17th.
Waterloo. Monday, itov. linn.
Liberty, Tuesday. Nov. 20th.
sweet Home, Wednesday. Nor. 21st.
lirush Creek. Thursday, Nev.2.'nd.
CrawfordavilU, Friday, Nev, 2trd.
Brownsville. Saturday, Nev. 4tb.
Center, Monday, Nov. 20th.
Pr!sana. Tnadsy, Nov. '7ih.
Syracuse, Wednesday, Nov. 2Stb.
Ilarrlaburg, Thuraday, Nov. i'Jtb.
IIaley, Friday, Nov. 80th.
Kbedd, Saturday, Pec 1st,
Kat Albany. Tueaday, Dec. 4ib.
West Albany, Wednesday, Cth.
Prompt payment will be rtquired. Pay
your laxea and nave costs,
JeBN HXAxIMO., .
iKberlfTand Tix Collector,
Dated. Oct 22nd, lbh.
fftnZ.T ' . a t - 1
lAi'wun ui . rs
Ely's Cream Balm
Cleanfles tho ITasal Passages. Al
lays Inflammation. TJoalsthe Sotgh.
Bestores the Souses of Tosto, Bmoll
and Hearing.
A particle te applied lata each aeetrll aa4
la areeeble. Price ftOc at lyracarlste or by
snail. KLY BltOTILEBSyM Warren BUiew York,.
D, R. H, BLACKBURN,
Attorney at Law
Office, OddJFellow'g Temple.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON. .
1888,1880.
rirst Term etpeaa aepteutfeer lltli, 1SHS.
A lull corpa of InHtructor.
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
; COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses of atudy arranged u meet ttr
need of all gradea of Mtudeuts.
. Sfec'uU inducements offered to students
. 'from abroad, "
Tuition ranges from $5.60 to' $1?,59
Board in private fainj'ie at ow rates
Rooms tor aelf-boardlng at hiiihII ex' ense.
A careful supervision ezercised over stu
dents away from home. Fall term opens
September 7th. For circulars and full
particulars address the President.
, BEY. ELBEKT W. COSiDIT.
Albany, Oregon
"Jim WcstMI,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kinds on
hand, Also full line of.
JAPANESE GOODS.
OREBOH PAOT COJTEA CTQB, .'
- ; for this section. j
Laborers furnished on short notice fo
any purpose. -
J Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
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FFI01AL . and rAPEE.
TEMPKItANCK COLUMN.
- Kdlted ky Albany W, 0. TV U.
The National Convention of the Wo
man's Chi Utlan Temperance Union will be
held In nun v rancltco In leity.
The many friends ol Mrs Mary R Keete
will be glad to learn that the Is again on
duty. She Is now working lit Washington
territory.
The following was one of the resolutions
paused at the late convention : " Resolved
"That we memorallze Congress In its leg
Ulatlon regulating commerce to prohibit
the exportation of intoxicating liquors to
mncaanu outer uncivil countrlet.and that
they co operate with other nations In their
effort to save all helpless people from the
trailic lit llrearms and strong drink."
ine neria says oi mih willard s an
ii, B a a . a .... .
nualaddrets before the Convention : "Mist
Wlllard's opening addrett was a matter
piece ot its kind. Ariincr lieecher nor
Talmage ever held an audience more com
plctely or played on Us finer feelings with
more effect. Her facts were like red hot
shot, her st at Nile were appalling, and her
appeal to the women ol the country to a
slat in hunting the devil from our Ameri
can house wa-.meaured by the standard
of art a represented on the platform a
pungent and marvelotisly effective bit of
oratory."
The Supreme Court of the I'niled State
In it recent decision based upon the four
teenth amendment ha declared that "the
public health, the public morals and the
public safety ! endangered by the general
use of intoxicating drinks, and that it ia a
fact ettablikhed by statistic accestable to
every one, that the dltordcr.pauperttm and
crime pervalent in thU country are In tome
degree at leaat traceable to this civil." And
It further states in an opinion from which
there can be no appeal that 'the people of
a State have a right, under the fourteenth
amendment to the Conttltullon.to absolute
ly prohibit the manufacture and tale of in
tox kating liquor for ether than medical
scientitic and manufacturing purpose
Here, then seem to be outlived the legal
reraeay lor tin giant evil, for the suppres
ion of intoxicating liquor in a word "pro
hibition." Under this ruling It I now In
me power ol any .Vre te make it impost!
Die to obtain intoxicating liquor a a bev
erage.
Yhe Kev. Joseph Cook when Introduced
to the National Convention made a short
tpcech characteristic of himself. From the
many beautiful things we select this : "In
Hindooatan there I a bun van tree cover.
Ing a vat area, here U a bunyan tree cov
ering a nation. A regiment could have
encamped under that bunyan tree in Hin
dooatan and I hepe nallons'will encamp un
der thU bunyan tree. Look at It, social
purily, Sabbath aWrvance, a variety of
schemes ef an educational character' be
tides a grand temperance , cause. '.Strike
for your altar and your sires' i an old
motta. Nearly every great reform in hi,
torv hat been carried by keeping ttep to
It muftlc. Let u atrike home, fiw we are
going home, tied I good and God i great
and every referm that doe Hi will I
(iod't hope and I am thankful thl Conven
tion will hard."
Next Hotter,
Wahiiixotox.Xov. 8.
Secretary McPherton of the republican
congrclonal campaign committee thl
afternoon: "I cannot imagine what bati
there is for the claim made In New York
that the democrat will retain control of
the house . All Inf or format Ion obtain
able this morning Juatifle me In expressing
Ibc.'opinion that the next house will contUt
of 173 republican and 15 democrat.
Bold Robbery.
Dow.vir.vti.LE, Cal., Nav. 8. The down
stage wa held up to-day at Ditch hill by a
mauled highwayman. Jut a the stage ar
rived at the top'of the hill, the robber ap
peared in the road with a gun drawn on
the ttagcdrlvcr, whom he ordered to throw
the mail bags and express box off the stage.
After throwing them off, he wa ordered
to drive on. The ex pre box, containing
bullion and coin amounting to about $4500
was found rifled of It content. The mail
bag were not found. A poe I on the
track of the robber.
The World's Itraaon.
New York, Nov 7. The World further
ay editorially, referring to the result:
"The cheif reason for this disaster I the
want of adequate preparation for meeting
the main issue. Lteven months were not
time enough in which to enlighten the matt
of thinking voter, educated for a full gen
eration in the belief that taxes promote pros
perity, and that a tariff regulate wages,
Appreciating the enormou power of resist
ance In this inertia of ignorance, the World,
questioned last June whether the president
had not. in precipitating this lue to near
to the beginning of an active campaign,
done 'the right thing st the wreng time.'
We commend his courage, but doupted hi
uitcretiosi.
A Terrible Disaster,
Kan-sah Cn V, Nov. 9. A Journal special
from Pittsburg, Kansas, say: The most
dreadful dinatter in the history of Kanta
occu.ed at 5 o'clock this evening. When
the men were preparing to leave off their
work at shaft No. 3, at Frontenac, a suburb
of Pittsburg, a terrible explosion wa heard
that shook the earth for a great distance
and completely shattered the shaft. On
investigation it was found that 160 men
were in the mine tX the time af the explo
sion, being 113 feet below the surface. It
is almost certain that all are dead. At this
writing the only two exception, two men
who were in the carcoming up, and being
near the top of the Mi.tf', managed to es
cape. . ,
Hnew Ktorm. V
ATCniox,Lon., Nov. 9. The most phe
nomenal snowstorm that ever occurred in
Northern Kansas bean this morning,, and
has continued furiously all day.- Trains are
all delayed, and telegraph wires are . pros
trated in all direction, with the exception
of one line to Kansa- . uy. In Atchison
over 200 telephone liix-a are broken and so
tangled up wilh electric light wires that
the electric light work have been suspend
ed to prevent accidents. The snowstorm is
the heaviest that has occurred at any season
of the year since 1878. The extent of the
damage cannot be ascertained, owing to the
suspension ot teiegrapnic- communication.
- A Battle. i h.,
Cairo, Nov. 9 Seventy thousand lot
lowers of the mahdi attacked the town of
Wadai, west of Darfoor. The garrison re
pulsed the assailants and killed 3ooo,but the
mahdi s forces attacked and captured the
town. The sultana of Wadai has fled to
Chiiri. . - '
Horrible. ' ,
London.Nov, 9. The murder fiend adds
another to his list of victims. At 11 o'clock
this morninfi the body of a woman cut in
two pieces was discovered in a house on
Dorset street Spitsfields. The police are
endeavoring to track the ; murderer wilh
bloodhounds, j.. - . , 4
. Carpets.
Cheaper than you can buy them in Port
land. .Will sell a good grade of Brussels
carpet for 60 cents ; a heavy three ply car
pet for 75 cents, an4 two ply carpets from
40 cents to 50 cents, Carries -u large line
of oil cloths, linoleum and window shades.
A. B. McItWAiN
Children Cry for
County Court.
Contract tor keeping oouuty poor w as let
to J J Davis at $2.75 first ysar with prefer
ence st $2.50 second vear. . .
Fees of Judges and Clerks of election, aud
witnesses btfors grand jury and in criminal
trials wsre allowed,
Th bills of Dau Smith, building brido
Stites Nutting, $20.00, and Train & Whit
ney, $27.00, were continued.
Ordered that clerk burrow $Z.jOv to pay
current expense of the oouoty.
Warrauts were ordertd drawn for th fol
lowing.
Stat sgt Geo Mealy . , , . ,
State agt John Kickey ,,
Htate sgt John Ureen
HUt agt J W Cross
t35.(K)
22.80
Vl.20
17.75
State agt diss Wilson . ,
28.80
71.40
8Ut Sgt Jas 1'it.ford
Ktats agt John Cutter
2740
25.10
15.35
Stats agt Wilson & Kerus.
Htate agt dolman 5c Harris
Stats agt Porter H llur r. . .
37.20
45,20
G0.05
10.20
HUt agt James liannon . . . .
State agt J W Orewtler....
Helief of Mrs Adams,
fturkhart k lloyoe, printing
21.00
23 m
3H.50
J L Hill, 1 umbei
II 0 Moran, road material
J A Crawford, water rent,
13-83
Monteith Keitenhacb, muse
LM Curl, salary, eto...
I'scillo liridgaCo., repaiiiug Mcbama
1.00
51.00
bridge., 60.0
KK Montague, postage 2.50
Mary F Davis, aid for poor 8.40
P W Spink, lumber , 43 33
K K Montague, Clerk's lees 1223 67
It Farwell, salary 83.33
John Hmallmuti, work, Court House
yard
Mrs C Houok, kotrding Cjaeley
I'nter Hume, aid poor
Ivl Douglas, aid poor , .
Dan'l Hart, aid poor
M E Dorris, aid poor
J II Lame, lumber
J L Miller, rebate on tax
Mrs C King, keeping minor.........
Andrews St Hacbkleman, inilse
J 1) Fitswater, Kor
Alfred Wheeler, lumber
N H Alieo,
13.00
10.00
18.00
I5.&0
41.05
18.00
183.28
30.17
10.00
8.00
8.00
48.82
25 00
Nt John.
230 00
50 00
J J Whitney...
John 8nisilinon.
OF Crawford..
I.KIilain
445 d
8 00
0 00
3 00
W Flleed.
FC Sloper
19 W
TUK MAN AltOL'T TOWN
Without keeping his ears very wide open
the Man About Town hat heard of the fol
lowing candidates for Marshal : John Hoff
man. A W McClaln, t) W Warren. M
Mcllhenny.Geo tlurkhartand the pretent
ccupant.
8 a
1 he remarkably bright business pros
peett for the coming winter should make
our cllUen generally broaden their court
tenance. It pay to take thing cool i
thl world, like the cow when opening
front gate, aod not get excited over tittle
matter tike the result of a prctidcntisl
content, a two strange cat do in the nclgl
borhood ot a saucer of milk.
t 8
This reminds ut that Albany should buzz
ltd winter with mere sociability. That
what make a city worth living tn, and
it what attracts the newcomer. It pay a
a money Investment f but more at a means
01 making life 50 per cent better.
Gambling.
II At. kev, Oregon.
Editors litmatrttt :
While looking through the column of
the Democrat 1 notice an liem mention,
ing the arrett and conviction of Orson
Roe, of Halaey. In commenting on the
same the Dkmk kaT say : "Probably a
juat punishment ; though it doc look a
little tough for an amateur to be taken in
for betting ten cents on a game of card,
while Albany, for instance, I full of pro
fessional who play swindling games as a
business unharmed."
The above i perhaps true, but does not
In the least make Rose's cae any better.
Rote, Gutliford and Warmoth, the three
convicted of gambling in llalsey, have not
only bet ten cent on a game of cards but
dollar upon dollar. Rose claims to be
about $150 ahead, while Gul'iford seem to
be an older hand at gambling at he i near
ly $100 ahead. All these men have fam
ilies and It I a great shame that they have
not enough respect for their family at least,
to cease their tow degraded business. They
are alto men wno should be an ornament
to society. One of them was heard to
make remark, "It Is just as honest to win
money gambling as to wrk for it" Does
he not know the man who work for hit
money gives value received for every dol
lar he gets ? What does the gambler give
for the dollar he wins. It is simply an
other method of stealing, llalsey has the
well earned reputation of being one of the
most quiet, law-abiding towns in the State
and it ha been to ; but in the last two
years or so this gambling butinett has been
carried on by men that should know bet
ter. We earnestly hope they may see how
little, ye how degrading it U, to win mon
ey that does not belong to them. Hoping
I have not taken up too much space in
your valuable paper, I subscribe myself
. JUSTICE.
Letter List.
Following is tb list of letters remaining In th Post
Qffloe, Albany, Una county, Oregon, Nov. 7th, USS,
Persons oalling for these letters must give tb date on
which thev were advertised : .
Allen, W W
Anderson, John P J
beach, Ellen
Hackens, i L
Cotbron, J
Carey, II K
Kiunilng, Hattle '
Ueailen, Rev J O
HoeHo, Mies KIU
liUKhea, KK
Jennings. Mrs Mamie
IxKkeo, Bernard
Miller, Mlsi fiaura
Miller, Mrs Mary
Mendeiihall, Mrs W F
Owenbv, Mia Harsh i
Preston, Mrs W O
Park, James 0
Swift, Jas A
Stack, John
Hluan ami Kurort
Tamer, John
Walton. John f!
Andonoo, Harvey
- Applegate, Orlsiid
Hanson. Evs
It Emellne
Cornell, P H
Diniliniror, W 116
Ford. David
Gavin, Win
House, John
Hofer, Frits
Ijanif ion, H M
Johnson, Andrew W
Miliar, Fredrivk
Miller, Frank .
NlmehUk, Frank 1
. Perclval, R"bt M
Potter, Willie HiivU
Parkinson, Jas T
Snyder, Miss Oor
H.lchi, William
rihsH, Dan
Tayor, "forletoo '
Waitoii, Mis Lola
Witzell. UAX
Wright, KdwardT
Williams, Hemy
. . B. THOMPSON,
P.M.
j. P. Wallace, Physician Mid Surgeon, Al
bany, Or .
F. M. French keep railroad time.
Do yon feel dragging sensations In tbe
baeltand loins,: are you troubled with
wakefulness, falntness at the pit of the
stomach? Are you netvous or Irritable ?
It so we would advise you to try Oregon
Kidney Tea, (purely vegetable.) It never
fails to effect a permanent cure of kidney
and urinary complaints. Sold by Foshay
and Mason.
Base ball players, athlets, and a who
take ny vigorous f zeroise should know
that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic ia
thorough good bracer. It produoon Slew
vitality, strengthens the muscles nod en
ables them to perform twioe the TJUua
amount ot work without becomia fatigu
ed. Sold by Foshay fc Mason.
Farmers, if you want the ltai harness all
hand mtde, goto EX. rower, next to Dem
ocrat office.
7 O.ks cures rheumatism, neuralgia
toothache. Foshay k Mason, Agents.
aud
1 pitcher's Cnstorta.
IIOMX AND ABROAD,
" TllimDAV.
Harrison's plurality in Os gun is about 8,-
000.
'-Jim VVeslfsll' ssy be won three hat on
Ilalliaon. ,
Jos Watson, Jr. returned from a three
weeks visit at the Bay to-day.
Alteu is elected delegite to Congress from
Washington Territory by about 5,000 mt-
ority. ' -: ., : ,
Bev I'.raum and family left last bight for
Stockton, Cal, where he has a good position
offered him.
After all Linn county is not qnite Bepub-
hcao, not even by tho help of a largo outside
Vote. 30 Is a pretty close call though.
The official vote of Marion county rerued
s follows 1 Harrison, TZM i Cleveland,
1507 I Fisk, 32'J. Harmon's pluralty, GG8.
The smoke is blowing over, and we wi!l
settle down to bnsines new in a dsy or two.
The DKMocnAT proposts to do some lively
rustling for newt and to make tna imii.y a
paper people will want to read anyway.
Mr. B. Burtenshaw, ana of the guards at
the penitentiary, was in the city to day. He
informed ut that warm spring Johaoy was
working around the penitentiary, sawing
wood, eto., and will probably remain there.
lis has been a trusty for a long tune, and
stems to have been a very fsithful prisoner.
Ttii afternoon a horse being ridden on
Broadatbin street, by Walter Eiuit just north
of the IlKUiM.itAT o'fioe, fell through tb coy
sring of the lateral ditch, and it was difficult
to tll whioh would come out on top Walter
or the horse. Tbi ditch is sort f a nuis-
snco as constructed now.
A KsnsAs man. anon being ronsed from
bit bed at 6 a. m. to split some kindlings.
indulged in heathen langauage, aud wished
something would coins along and convert
everything combustible into kindling wood.
Next day acyclone came bowling and knock
i hi bouse into kindlings, and yet be w:
not satisfied. It ia impossible to iieii torn
men.
fRID-VY.
Ilarriaoua plurality in I ml Una is about
4.000.
Mr K Cume, of Brownsville, has been io
the city to-dsy.
Albany Kngine Co. No. 1 will give a
Cnristtnas ball, arrangements for wbich will
be made hereafter.
An electric painter is putting signs on
store windows at a remaikably rtpl rate,
tor a smalt consideration.
The "Three Sisters" and "Hentley" have
begun busiuess oa the river and the "W, M
II. will start next week.
Judging from the nsme several new ptp
era have been started in Walla Walla. They
are the "Kvening Blackmail," "Daily Pre-
Mr L Senders ha juat shipped to San
F ranciacoaixteen fin bead of horse, and will
continue to gather good animals to for the
California market.
The despatch recently have contained
nothiog bat politic. It is anticipated now
that there will be torn more train wrecks,
wkeat markets, etc.
The official vote in Linn county give
Cleveland 1042, Harrison 1003, a majority of
39, according to all rule of reckoning, sot
much even then t boast of.
The Masonic lmge' building committee
have called a meeting and propore to make
arrangement to erect a brick block on their
lot on rirst Street, in tbe Spring.
T W Bryant, friend of W Kearos. ar
rivad from Albany testerday morning with
his family, with the intention of going into
butlnes ia this viciaity. Athlsnd Itrrrt(
Mr Hammer has accepted a position at
clerk with W F Bead. He certainly ought
to be aUe to drive tbe prices dowo, so that
remarkable bargains will j robably be given
st Mr Head's.
Mack Monteith arrived in the city last
night from llwace, W.T., where be has been
book-keeper for the Aberdeen l acking Co.
and will remain in tbe city until after the
holidays.
A fight 00 tbe streets r-f Seattle took place
vetterday between Alfred Holmao, the well
known newspaper man, and 8 II Piles, a
well known republican politician. It grew
out of Mr Holman hsvitg editorially called
Piles a traitor to his party.
Just before the election an independent
exchange! estimated on the election in Ore
gon. Its figure on the State wer 2313 plu
rality fir Harrison. It thought IJnn coun
ty would go about 300 for Cleyeiand. Its
gueaaiog was not remarkably close.
8ATCRUAY.
There were two Cre alarms io Salem jester,
day.
The tax collector sUrt on bis tour next
Monday.
A 30 foot front in Eugene sold on Mcndsy
for $4000.
Some fine Iowa cnestuuts just received at
Wallace k Thompson's.
Hon J K Weatherford haa been in Ejgene
thia week attending circuit court.
Bay your tickets through to the East ot
W L Jester aod save fare to Portland.
That $2500 borrowed by the county on
Thuraday was allyone Yesterday morning.
The small pox scare in Portland is exten
tive enough for tbe High School to be closed.
Tbe total vote in tbe two Dalles precincts
wss 080. in Ptndleton it was a lew over
1000.
"Election passed off quietly" in evry city
aud town in Oregon according to our ex
changes. Those small mixed pickles at F L Ken
tons are very nice. Try them. Ooly 50 cents
per gallon. .
DrBicb, of the O P, now goes around with
a broken rib, the result of a friendly sou file
with Conductor Kennedy.
All the latest uovelties in tnillitiery' goods
at K aid C Howard'. Call aod see tbero,
No trouble to show goods. '
Oscar Marshall returned last night from
Washington Territory, where he has been
trsveling for an iuturauta company.
A Chicago woman has just been taken to
the asylum from the use of cigarette. Sev
Albioy boys srn paving the way for a trip to
Salem.
Two Portland men bet their musttchesa
the eleotion, and tbe democrat, Tom Colbert,
who had a very tiue one, has had it cut off
already.
County Superintendent Cuil has just re
ceived 123 new registers, whioh he is sending
to the iliU'urt-ut teachers thruogh the county.
Itts on a new plan and will prove a splendid
thlug for teachers. ,. -
Salem propose to have street cars running
by the lime the state legislature meet'. Why
not IB-agitate a street car line here. The
plaut would be one that would pay well iu
time.
MrO L Rlackman hi taken time by the
forelock and already hat 011 bi counteru at
liueastockof holiday good as have ivcr
been brought to Albauy. The number l
new things is uncommonly Urge; :
Th boat dot U S engineers, eonsiating of
Col Headeli, Msj Joner, Moj Handhury aud
Capt Yonng, went to Yaquiua Bay to-day to
investigate the needs of the Bay in leference
to the improvements being made, v
Julius Gradwobl is now making a special
ty of crockery, fancy goods and silver ware,
of whioh he carries a Urge and select stock.
II is silver ware is 1S47 linger Brot, his stock
of crockery is the best in the market and his
line of dolls and children's play things gener
ally is complete. His prices are the lowest
on the coast, '
"When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Hiss, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
You may wish to marry a wife without
a falling, but : what if the lady, after you
find her, happens to be in want of a hus
band of the same character? ,
Children Cryfot
row
11 1 lii-m-iemiiar 1 -;r ' - - -ir a.kAA.a.a.a.ta.ilMr.1 -r utrt v:vj
Infants
' ''Caetorl, la so well adapted to children that
f recommend It a superior to any prescription
kaowntome." 1LA. Aacaxa, LP..
tU So. Oxford Bt, Brooklyn, K. Y.
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Executor's Sale of Real
Estate,
TVJOTICK In hereby given that tbe un
ill e'ermgned, tbe duly appointed aud
acting Kxecutor of the lant will and testa'
ment of Mary Jane Coetollo, deceased, by
virtue of an order of the Oiinty 1'ooit for
Linn county, State of Oregon, ' 1 probate
duly made on tbe CUi day 01 October, 1838,
and entered of record, will on t!v
I7lh dar r ftevi-ruirrr, !.;,
at tho bour of one o'clock hi lb Afternoon
of mm day at the Court llotiwa oorin the
city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, sell
public auction to tbe big bent bidder ail
the right title and interest vt Mary Jane
CoHUtho, deceased, at the time of her
death, In and to tbe following dewri!d
real etdate belonging to ald entate, to wit:
Tbe N K 'A of the N K A f Hec 2, con
talning80 acres, also tbe 8 K 14 of Hm 20
coutalnlng 1U0 ar-rcs ; also tbe 8 K X of Sec
21, containing 100 acres; alo tbe N K 14
o( the HK14 of tbe 8 W of Kee 20, con-
Ulning 40 acres: also the beginning ala
point g7-80 llnka west and 13.87 links south
of tte quarter section stake between Sec
tions 24 and 23, In Tp 14,8 Jt& W.in claim
No 00; thenoe north 1W eat 44i llnka;
tbence sortd 82K west 000 links ; thence
south Ti" west 444 linka; thence aouth
ti'Z'A" east 000 links to tbe place of begin
rjing.conUInlng 4 acrea.ana in an u acres
and lying and being in Township 14, 8 K
w. .
Also Winning at a point 23 chs est of
tbe W corner ol isomti onepara a do
nation land claim, Ix-lng claim No 41, Not
No 2183, in Tp H, 11 4 w ; tbenco nortfc
40 cha ; tbence eat7,30 cbs ; tbence south
40 chs ; tbence west 7.30 chains to the place
of beginning, containing 20,44 acres, all in
See 0,rp 14. 8 K 4 W.Linn county, Oregon.
Alto ueirtnninir at a noint o cnain soutn
of lbs N K corner ef cialm No 41, Not No1
2183. In Tp 14 8 K 4 W ; rnnsl g 1 hence
south &4 cha ; tbence went 30.54 chs
thenco north 40 chs ; thence west 8.15 cbs;
tbence north 13 8S cbs ; thence east 44 38
chains to tae place of beginning, contain
'ng zob acre, being parts or section 4, 1 p.
14, 1 it 4 w.in una oouuty, uregon. save
and except 200 acre ff the we a', end of
said tract willed to Martin Cuiamlngs,
Jieginning at a point v.m chains north or
the southeast corner of the nortbeaat J of
Heo 4, Tp 14, 8 U 4 W ; tbence north
cbs to the northeast corner of Win. Cbria
lians donation land claim ; tbence went
62.76 chs ; tbence south 28 00 chs ; tbenee
east 63.23 chains to tbe place of beginning,
containing 152.70 acres.
Also beginning at tbe northeast corner of
Win. Cbaattins donation land claim ; tbeace
east 130 rods to tbe line of Caleb Gray'r Und
cla.m ; thence south 01 rods ; tbence west
130 rod ; tbence north 01 J rods to tbe place
ef beiiiuning, containing 50 acres.
Also beginnings! a sUke on the south line
of the donation Uud claim of BaudaU Yar-
broogh 50 .80 chains west of the corner ia tbe
angle of said claim, it beiog claim 37 and
Not 21S7,ii Tp 14, S B 4 W.in Lioncouuty,
Oregon; rouuiug tbence uoith 17.21 chs to
a slough ; theuce iu a south wettcly direc
tion op said slough, following tlie mranuela
of the same to the south liue of taid claim ;
thence N 81" 30' K 180 cha to tbe place of
beginning, cunUibiug 18 acrts.
iit-giiiuitig at a point U-anug N Gl 30' W
5.20 chains Irom tbe S K corner of ti.e N K)
of Seo 8, in Tp 14, S B 4 Wr ; thence eaat 100
rods ; tbeocc south 40 chains : thenoe west
100 rods; theuce kortb 40 chains to the place
of begiotitng, bring J.arU of Sectitns 8 and 9
io Tp 14 S IU W, Liuu souoty,Oregou,cou
taiiaog 100 acre.
uegioning at a point 10 chain north and
33 chains east of the S W comer of Claim
No04 inTpl4 S B3 w.in linn county, Oregon,
tbence running east 8-31 chs ; thence south
10 chs ; thence east 2 82 cbs ; thence nortn
81 east 18.57 cha ; tbence north 34 chs to
tbe river; tbence south 54 west 13 90 chs
meaudcriug the river ; tbence S 73 W 3 chs;
thence south S 76 W 10 cha ; thence S 70
W 0 chs ; thence S S0 W 3 35 chs : theuce
S.20 W 4.78 ch ; thence eat 5.03 chs j
theuce south 8.93 chs to the place of begin
ning, cotiUiniug 75 2-100 acres.
Brginmog 15 chs north anu ,0 chs east of
the I corner in west boundary of Sec 5, 1'p 14
S B 4 W ud running, thence eoath 28 28
ehs; thence west 28.28 chs ; thence north
28 28 chs ; thence east 28.2S cbs, to the place
of begiouing, containing SO acres.
tsegiuutug 20.40 chs north of a quarter
section post in Seo 6. Tp 14, S R 4 W ;
thence south 34.43 chs; thence west 52.10
chs ; taence north 15.28 chs ; thence north
15 28 chs ; thence 7.50 chs : thence north
19. 17 chs ; thence east 44 CO cbs to the place
of beginning, containing 100 acres.
Beginning 00 rods north of the quarter
stake in the west line of Soo 5, Tp 14, S B 4
w : tbence east 2 SO rods ; tbence south 160
rods ; tbenco west 2S0 rods : theuce north
100 roils to the place of beginning, aud be-
? 'inning at tbe southwest corner of a 5 acre
ot of land owned by Caleb Gray in Sec. 1,
Tp 15, 8 It 5 w ; thcoco west 80 rods ; thence
north 40 rods ; thence cast SO rods ; tbence
south 40 rods to the ilace of beginning, con
taining 300 acres. -
Together with the tenements and bered
itairufBts tbeieunto belonging. Tbe same
to be sold in tracts to suit, or as a whole.
Terms or sale One-half of tbe purchase
price to be paid down and one-half on
nine months time wilh Interest thereon at
the rate of ten par eent per annum, tbe
ueierrea payment to oe secured by mort
gage on the premises sold.
This Oih day of Oct, 1888,
- , v Samuel Nixon,
Executor of tbe last will and. testa. '
ment of Mary Jane Costello, deceased,
1
A Pleasing Sense of Health
and Strength Renewed, and
: of Ease . and Comfort
, Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it
acta gently on the
Kidneys, Liver 3 Bowels
Effectually Cleansing the System when -Costive
or Bilious, Dispelling ;
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
HABITTJAIj CONSTIPATION ,
without weakening or irritating tho or
gans on which it acts. , .....
For Sale In 60e and Sl.OO Bottles by
all Leading Druggists.
MANUFACTURED OSLT BT TUB ' :
OALirOENIA TIG STETIP CO.
' Saw F&ascisco, Cau,
Ixiuibvills, Kv., New York. K. T.
TE
H ?f on flI! Phlladeltihla
'' Awney of M.wsrs.
Ha W. AYEri at fet.0ur authorized aiseuka
Pitcher's Caotoria-
for Infants and
Children.
I Caatorla entrs Colirt, CotirtlTxttlnn,
I t""' tnab, plarrhma, ttMlon.
I Zl' glTC Md V10""
Witoou Injurious medJcaUon.
Tub CxwTAfa CoarAirr, 77 Murray fltreet, N. Y.
eaBtaMgaMara?v -Mfjmm.r.mM j.saya
ALBAfiY SAW AKD PLAN
INC HULLS.
f Allkinda ci rough, dressed
and ceas. lamber,Utht
pickets kept constantly cn
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
KOBINSON & WEST.
I. O. POWELL. W. B. KILYXU
POWELL, & BI17KISU,
tTTOKNEYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors ia Chancery,
ALBANY. ... OKI.GOM.
Collections promptly made on all points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
arOfflee In FoKter's Brick.-aBa.
14nl9tf.
T. J. STITES.
AT TO 1 IN E Y AT LAW
-AND
Notary Puhlic
ALBANY, OEGON.
tin J. WHITNEY,
ittomey Ind rsnnsellop At Lai
eiND
Notary Public.
mm, OREGON.
Will piacl3 13 all of the Conns
Uj Is Htate. All b tineas Intrusted to him
trill be promptly aUended to.
OF PUHESOD UVERCIL
HYPOPHOSPHXTES
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
So dfsgntaecl that It can b taken,
digested, aad auwliDtlated by the met
eensitiTe ilo.nsch, xvtiea the plain tl
raannt be tolerate! f nd bjr tbe cost. .
btnation of tite oil teltl tbe bjrpeptta. '
phltes 1 macU wore rfUtwcioas.
Eemxrialtle &s t Ct-h prodarfr.
ftrum gsia rapidly vhlk tiklcg tt
SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowleGgedby
Physiciatis to be tbe F La est and Best prepa
ration in tie trorld for tbe relief and core of
CCKSUUPTION, SCROFULA.
GENERAL DEBILITY, VASTINO
DISEASES. EMACIATiON,
COLDS end CHRONIC COUCHS.
7'Ae, great rrmrdy for Consumption, ond"
Wasiin j in ChU lre. Soil by all DrwggitU-
GRAND
Excursion East f
- VIA-
NORTHERN PACIFIC R.R.
Cheapest rate ever made from the
Pacific Coast to the East,
$80 $80 $80
For round trip from all points in Oregon
and Washington Territory to
COLUMBUS, OHIO, ST. PAUL
AND CHICAGO." :
Tickets foi aale-
September 3, 4 and 5.
Good to return toJOclofcer 81st.
Join tho G. A. R. sptcial train carryin
Oregon and Washington Territory
Department to the
22ND NATIONAL EHCAPMENT, G.A.R
which taeetsin
Coluinl)us, September 12th, 1888.
Tblsrate is open for everybody. Not
nectssary to be a Q, A. U, in order to get
this cheap ticket. Parties desiring to do
so can have use of free berths in tourist
Bleeping cars For further Information
call on or address
" A, D. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gen. Pass, ArL N. P. R. R.,
No, 2 r asnington St., Portland, Or.
'itrjitswviv.
tviiiiAn,
Jr -8 ' '
' FOR SALE BY FOSUATf A MAON
ALBANY, - ' - OREGON;
CHAS; PFEIFFER PROPPJETOR.
Fitted ud In firsi-olass style. Tables
supplied with the best in the market.
Nice sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial travelers, -B"Free
Caea te aad frsoa tae tf tel.'Sa
Nw Wash House.
H. Jo .Chinaman has bought J th wash
house of Gee Lse near Schmeer'sjjstable and
has moved it to First Struet, 3 doors west of
Mrs. Murraj'e hotel ?hae be is prepared to
do all kir-ds of laundry work ia tirst-clas
style. ,
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