;".""nM,ta:
Wm. Foflmillef,
r.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Prcapt Attention-First-class Hearsa
VAfUr business hoar call at resldenos
corner ruia and Baker atreets,
nvraiiu, r.i riiicnvu
Hit Wlil IJ III wnu V'Miri
-sVIA-
SauUism Pacific Company's Line
tmx ar. satin Bcri.
u bttwMO Alb.iyeil FvaaaUeU hour
04Uoaau axraaaa hum bail
ott-Ji Nona
4.00 F. a. I Uin Portland Arrive I 10:') a
fctri I Ueve Albany Un T:U6 4 u
T.40 4 M I Arrive to y.nolrx Lv 4:30 r a
tiAfc ruiumt taaiis bailt i.axoapt Sunday).
8:00 4 H Lea. PurUaud Am S.46 r a
UWfl I Ura Albany Leave 1 11:35 A a
t:4lra ArrlTe Eucene U W 4 a
local. rAasasaaa tsaix. daii.t, axcarr Sunday.
I LeaTe Albany ' Arrive 4:44 4 a
I : I ra Irnn Lebanon " Lot 6;uo a a
U Mlra I Leave AltMny ,. Arrive 2:44
lJSrM Arrive Lebanon Leave 1:00 r a
PULUiAM EUFf T SLEEPERS. j
rourist Sleeping Oars
r Aecsaataaaatisa Seeead-Clata laaeea
get. tllMMU Express Tralas.
Waal Sits avtvlel.a. .
BKTWKXX rttkXB AS CVALLIS.
vaaia bailt (ex jept 8ualay.)
a a
Portland
Cervalhs
Amn I M4 r a
Utn 1 1 a !
Arrive
axraaas tsaims saavv (oasip: Sunday.
Portland
MoMinavill.
Arriv.l
Leave
9:00 A
MM
Arri"
.4S 4 a
At ATanr and Corrallia eobnact wilin traius ol
vreg Pactfla Kailroad
For tull tuforaiAtioa rrjinj rat, aiAps, eve.,
oa Company'. Agent.
at. KOBHLXB, . F. JlOnERS,
Maaaiar Vtf; i. .it A t
WE YAQUINA KOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Hailroad,
' jton Development Cone paoy 'a tilevAiu
nip xiaei. . .'
'225 L1ILES SHORTEi..
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route. ,
Flrat-olaaa through paaattuxer aud
freight line from Portland and all point
la the wuumeue vauey to ai iroui ran
Jraaoleoo, Ual.
f illametto Mm Lina of Stealers.
The - Wm. M. Huag," The 8, But
ataa Tt4A TKpafaa ailalnfa'1 MM lit aUerVil
J a All af w v a a e-a w " -
for both paaaenger aud freight traillo be
tween Uorvaiiia ana rortiaua ana in.er-
medlate poiau. leaving Coin pan v't whail.
Corrallia. and Metara. ' rluiuaaa Jk t'o'i
wharf, Noe. 200 and )1 Frout r-oit
land, three times a wk aa tollowa :
Noma botau.
Laare Corvallia. afjn.lart, Wadueadats sod Frl
days at S a. at. Albaay, W:4J a. m. Arrive, at Saiao.
I p, . trjave iMiem A ueauat , i nonniay auu
ay at e a. m. Arnre aa rvruaau p. u.
Leave Portland V jodays. Wedaeedaye and Frid-
day. at 6a. n. Arrive at aaie. at7 14 V m- Lc I
BaAata Toaaoay. rnurajsy anj SAUiroay . p, ui
ArnTS at Corvallis at A ) p, m.
Boats make oloae connection at A loan
arith trains of the Oregon Pacitiu Kaiiruetd
T1ME8CHIC3ULK (except Sau-laya)
La. re Albany. 1.-00 P. a, . Lnn YaqaiDa, 8:45 4,H-
Min warrant, 1 : w r, a . I uwtv. irvaiiu, iu:aj a,m
Arrive Yequina, UM r. a I Arrive Albany, U.IU a. a.
I
O. A C. traiaa oonoejt at Alhany and
Corvallis. The aoove trains cjunect at
Yaqnina with the Ureg'tu Ltoveiopmant
uoupanya uine or tAiii:iipa ixjuveen
Taquina anj aa f rau.:inc.
tiiAMiu, ri) sas rsavcieoo.
rua tas' tsA
WtlbumeUe Valley, Nor. let S a m. Nv. C:h.
Willamette Valley, Not. li b 4 u ui. " Nut-; 1Mb
rVillameUe Valley. Sjr. U.h 10 a ni Nor. Soth.
The Company Mryea the rightj to
enange aaiuag Jim wanout nonce.
N. IS. PAM6ngera from For. land and
Willamette Valley poiat can tnaic rom
oonnectiu with the trains of the Yaquina
route at Albany or Corvallia. and ii dea-
Uned U San Krancisr ahould arrange to
trnve at Yaquina the evening Dtr r Atf
or sailing.
rSaaseager aatl Frlfct Bates at way a i
Lawrii.
"Forlnf wnutioa apply to O J Biaart, Freight sa l
Ticket A rent, Albany, or to C U Uaswell, it , U. F.
M P. Agiv, Oragoa Ueretopinebt Co., 04 Montgomery
Baa raae, vat, -" V. V. HVUIla.,
A. U. F. ai 1 P. A (ttt,
. ' O.-iof l It) a R0. 0-rral. 1
Hevere House:
' - v
ALBANY, - - , - - OREGON
finiO TIPPTPrPD T)OAT)D11?TAT
I Ijll'l'ljl. I Ivvl lllUlUit.
Fitted up In first-lass syle. . Table
s a polled with the be -it in the market.
Nice sleeping apartments. Sample room
for commercial travelers,
ATFree Caiekt aa I fraas tie tfjtet. X
Andrews & Ilackteinan,
W.LDOUGLAS;
S'-ii If I
fk A-A
ounr
onun
WARRANTTO
WSrST TANNER
6 Q ''&mmtP
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON - - OREGON
First National Bank
OF ALDAN 1 , OREUOK.
PYaeld.nt...WM,
Vioe Proskient ,
Oaahiar
Aw'tCaabler...
. C FulVN
. H. E. YOI NO
.UiiO. . C'HAUBKiiLAlN
JAH. F. fOWELL
TKAKSACT8 A GENERAL banking boataea.
ACCOUNTS KEPT lubjaet to theck.
SIGHT EXCHAKOK and telesraphlo tnnrler, ol
on Maw York, San Franciaco, Chicago and Vol
Oregon.
COLLECTIONS MADE on brorabl Urra, '
piaacroEA.
J. . TOTHS, f GlO. E CHAaiKLAIll
rrr;i k. blaj, l. flim,j
13
o, o. n, OLAciiounn,
Attorney at Law
. Offlce,;Odd:Fellw'e Temple,
ALEAHY, - m-' - OREGON.
do.j.lT hill,
Physician and Surgeon,
- -- ''.,'"ir,Po.lt'
FINE HORSES.
We have just brought from Eastern
Oregon, a lot of fine work boiaea wbiob
we will toll on terma to bui the timet'.
Anion- tbctu ere some promising young
drircia Irotn Oneco, Mason Chief sad
EJward Everett. Also Home choice
heavy a ares. Anyone wishing to put
chase a borso will do well to look tfceai
over. We wiil take pleacnre in hiw-
to all intending purchaser.
I
Tallman, Or.
The BUYERS' GUIDE la
issued March and Sept
, anca year, it la an enoy.
lolopedla of uaeful lnlor.
' mation for all wbo pur.
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life, we
ean clothe you and furnish you with
all tho noocssary and nnneooasary
appliances to rido, walk, danoe, sleep,
oat, llsh, hunt, work, so to church,
or stay at home, and In various sites,
sty lea and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do all those things
COfflFORTABLY, and you can make a fair
eatimnte of the value of the BUYERS'
GUIDE, whioh will be aent upon
receipt of 10 oenta to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avonuo, Chioago.lU.
PATENTS
b'.Ainod, and all other buxlaeta fa the U. 8. ratea
ftica attciiuladad to lur aaodarata tvea.
Our offioa la oppoail the U.S. I'aUitl Offlc. and
can obuin I'Henta lea. time than thus raiuute
rni Waahiiigton.
Sand modi, ordraainr. W. av to jialcnt
ability Ira ui charga ;ai4l we make charga unlvas
we nuiain palvnl.
ne rcifr nrro, 10 ine nxintaawr, me supk of
Xonoy Ortler ly. and to officials ol the If. a Patent
I Otttoo. Furdnular, advica, lerni. and efBrenees
o actual client in your own SlaU or oouuty, ddree
C A. SNOW &CO.,
!hj4i-i44? ateua viuvV nMUiuHJBt MM
SAM MAY.
O. SlNDEUt
MAY iv SENDERS. -
Dealers in General Mtrcnandise,
HARRISBURQ ' - - ORECOH
Will boy Grain, Wool and all kind:
roilncd.
The treatment of many thousands of eases
Of those chronlo weakneews and tilstrrenlng
allmnnta tMniltip 4a fMin.lM t t ka Inv.h.'
Hotel and burirlcal lnatituos. Iluffaln. N. Y
has aSnnled a vast ezpcrinc in nicely adapt
Ing and- thoroUKhly u-atinar retnedlcs for ths
cure or woman a pcuiiar uiaJauica.
Ir. fleree'a lavorlte rreserlptloa
la the outArrowth. or reaolt, of this im-at and
valuable eipertuace. Tbousanla of testlmo
niala, received from paticnu and from fbysU
ciana wbo have tested It in the more arirra-
aieu aim ouaxmate cases wnicn naa txtilll
tbfir skill, prove It to be the nxist womii-rful
remedy ever derlsed for the relic and cure of
suffering women. It is not recommended u a
"cure-all, but as a moat perfect bpeciflo for
woman a prcuimr uimenu.
Aa a powerful. Invigorating tonle.
It Imparts stremrtb to the wiioto system,
and to the womb and it apiK-adaifra in
particular. Tor orerworked. worn -out,"
run-down." debilitated fachert, mllllruTt,
aresmnakera, seamstnwe, "aliop-arirlii," kouao.
keppera, nursinir mot bora, and ft-ble nrora
rnerally. Dr. Ilerc,s Favorite I'reacriptioa
the grvmUmt earthly boon, bring tmcqualed
as an aipetizino; cordial and rt-autratlre tonic.
As a soothing and strengtbeuinc
nervine, "Favorite Prescriptlou " ia use.
3ualed and is invaluable in auaylnir and sub
uing nervous ezciubility, trriublllty, ex.
bauatlon. proatraUon. byateria. stmama and
other diAtreaeinB;. nervous symptoms com
monly attendant upon functional and orirnnto
disease of tbe womb. It Induces refrcblng
steep and relieves mental anxiety and do
Spoti'loncr. . Dr. JPleree'e Farorlte Prescription
Is a legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded by sn experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted to woman's delicate
enranization. It is. purely vegetable In its
composition and perfectly harmless In Its
effects in any condition of tbe system. For
mornintr sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arisintr, weak stomach, indigestion, dys
pepsia snd kindred symptoms, its use. In small
oows. will prove very beneficial,
Favorite Prescription Is a post
five care for the most complicated and ob
stinate cases of loucorrhea. excessive1 flowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling of the womb, weak back,
" female weakness,'! anteversion, retroversion,
bearing-down sensations, cbronio congestion.
Inflammation and ulceration of thn
nomination, pain and tenderness in ovaries, I
accompanied with "internal heat." J
. as.a regniator and promoter of func
tional action, at that critical period of change
from girlhood to womanhood, "Favorite Fre
scriptton"is a perfectly safe remedial ageot,
and can produce only Kood results. It is
equally cmoacious and valuable in its effects
when taken for those disorders and derange
ments incident to that later and most critical
period, known as " The Change of Life."
f avorite Prescription. when taken
In connection with tbe use of Ir. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and smell laiatlve
doses of Dr. Heroe s Purgative Pellets iLittle
Liver Pills), cures Liver. Kidney and Illadder
diseases. Their combined use also removes
blood taints, and abolishes cancerous and
Scrofulous humors from the system.
Favorite Prescription Is the only
medicine for women, sold by druirgtet, under
a positive guarantee, from tbe manu
facturers, that it will irlvo satisfaction In every
case, or money will bo refunded. This guaran.
oaIit"?!n1 Printed on the botUe-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Large bottles Otf doses) $1.00, or six
bottles for $5.00.
For litrfre. illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
women (100 pages, paper-covered), send ten
cents in stamps. Address,
World's Dispensary Meilical Association, '
6C3 Mala St, BITTAIX), N. Y.
Notice for Publicat ion.
Itnd Office it Oregon Citv, Or.
Oct. 17ttt, 188S.
Notie j i hereby given th.f the fo l owicg
iamel sut ler has file I itotite of bis ioten
ion to make final proof i i support of his
claim, and (bat aid pioof will be made be
fore the Jo1 go or in bis abeenca before the
County C eik ( Linn cou-ity,-tt Albany,Ore.
gon, on t
Taesday, December 188),
viz : Marion Loach, Hon.eatead Entry No.
6032 for the S K of Sec. 28, Tp 13, S R
1 w. lie names the following witueses to
proye bis continuous resideuce upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz : Thsmas Ar
nold, of Santiam, Wiliia-u Phillip, of Craw
fordsville, J N Wright and II E Csdj , of
Sweet liome, ail of Lion eom.ty, Oregon,
W. T. Bcrney,
Itegiaitr,
Administrator's Notice,
Notico is hereby given that the undersign
ad have been annointflil Admin!. trafnra n.-iiti
the will annexed of the estate of Martin
Werts, late of Linn county, Oregon. All per
sons having claims against said estate are
herebv notified to rtresent them ta th nnrlar.
signed at Tangent, Oregon, duly verified,
wuoin six moDtns irom tne aate ot thiu notice.
Dated this 2Gth day of October, 1888.
Mary Wekts,
- L. F.Smith,
Administrators with the will annexed
of the estate Of Martin Werta, deceased.
Palace Meat Market.
J. T, PIPE, PEOPEIETOS. '
Fir.ST ST.
- - ALBANY. C,l,
a3?
WfA krep constantly on hand beaf,
MAAK
REMedy."aISS
. B-PKCI-TIO 3TOX
TOOTHACHE AND HEADACHE.
0ol. A. 0. ALTOHD. 11 W. Salllsere M.,wrl'..r
"SaSand tarrlkiy wit. alMrat.4 taetk. St. iacok.
Oil rarW aw auaoat la.taataBMa.ly."
' Ur. JOBS OtmOM, Shrraaa. XraUeky, wrltait
"SI, Jaaoa. OU eara. a. at taethuk. la tea IU.
C.raw4ltt.ay.an.H
' ktr. VAt ITKlHBACHl 1441 U rt.,S.wTorlt City,
vrlt.ai "Hy wlf B"re4 with tooikauh. Mxtitlus
fare bw railtt Sh. trli S'.. ieU Oil a&4 u
ar4 ateaee.n
air. WCSLCT FOWt, eciiin. Waya. Co., !1.,
wrltM: "Ky wll. aad I har. ai St. Jae Clt Ut
ka4ah. aad loathach. always with tt .let,"
Mr. HENRY lAMTCt. Jr!TAmng.wea. H. If. . wriU.1
"Wu aaarty ry with tMthaclM, Trial St. Jmj'j.
OU. Ta.palBUnau.H .
Kr. SK0R0S W. RARH1J. U;rr.1owa. M., wrlU.t
Tor toethaeh. trM it Jacot . Oil. It ga. intaa
lasMB. nUaT. Oonalir It a vesdwfttl rwawly."
THE CHARLES A. VCCELEH CD.,
14UIMOUU MU.
Administratrix Sale
of
Real Estate.
Notice Is hsreby&lven that the duly an
pointed and actinic Admlnintratrlx of the
estate of I'M ward Murray, deceased, by
and under an order or the County court
for Linn county, btate of Oregon, In pro
bate duly made ami entered of record In
ald Court ou the 6th day of November,
1888, win on
- the tlad day af Deceeaber, lasa.
at the hour of one o'ebek In the afte moon
ofaatd day, nt the Couit Ueuae doer In
the olty of Albany, Lur county, Oregon ,
oner for sate at puuno suction to tue uign
et bidder all the rlirht tltlo and interest
of Edward Murray, deceased, at the time
of his death, in and to the following de
acribed prtnla. belonslng to said estate
to-wit: The west of Lot 4 and the
north M of the eaat 14 of Lot 4 In Block
No. 11 in the city oC Albany, Linn coun
ty, State of Oregon, aa shown by the map
ol aatd eity, together with the tenement
aad hereditaments thereunto belonging,
Terma of sale. Oue half of purchase
price to be raah In band and the remain
ing one half on a credit of twelve months
bearing Interest from the day of sale at
the rate of ten per cent per annum, and
to be secured by mortfcajoon the prem
This Nor. 6th, im.
Amsir Mcrray,
Administratrix of said estate.
Holies for Publication.
Ltod Office at Orejon City, Or, )
Sept. 21st, im i
Notice Is hereby givso that the follow iog
Dimel settler has hied notice of his intention
to in ike proof ia support of his claim, and
that said proof will be mad before the Coau
ty Judge or ia bis absence then the County
Clerk of Lion county, Uregun, at Albany
Uregoo, on
Tae.day, .eve saber lilts. IS,
vis: James 11. Crabtree, llomeetsait Kotr
No. 4371. for the NJ4 of 8 W, N W of 8 I
and S K of N V of tea 25. 1 p. 10 8 It 2 W
lis names tb follnring witoesaes to prove
bis continuous reotdeoce epon, sod cnlt'vs
tion of. said Ian 1. vis : Otto 8erfling. A.
Summer., John li Smith and John Holt, all
of boio t. ()., Lton county, Oregon.
W. T. Bi Rjikt,
Register,
Call on M J Mooteith fjr big bargains.
COLD
IN
HEAP.
Try tho Cure
Ely's Cream Balm
Cleanses the Nasal Passages. Al
lays InflarnrnftUoru Ilea la tho Sores.
Restores the Bensos of Taste, fimcil
and Hcariug.
A partlclo is applied late each aeatrit aad
Is aarvrable. fries SOe, at Iracgtta mr fcy
sea II. tLY UUOTUKlUie Warren bt. Jcw York.
0. C CBCBBT. C.R.rVKRta
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
HacMnists, MillnTigiitH, and Iror
founders.
f VTE are now completely prepared lo
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
saw Miu Machinery, and all kinds iron
ana itrass castings.
PATTEB.Vg HiDK OS SUOKT XOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing
kinds of machinery.
When I say Crnts I do not mean merely to
top them for a time, and then havo them re
turn again. I hbaN A KADlCAXi CUltK.
1 have made the disease of
FITS, EPHjEFSY or
FAIXIIIO SIClXITXaSS,
A llfo-long study. I wakbakt my remedy to
Curb the worst cases. Because others have
failed is no reason for not now receiving acure.
bend at once for a treatise and a FREE 1SQTTLS
of my Infallible Kkmzdt. Give Express
and Post Onlce. It costs yon nothing for a
trial, and It will core you. Address
H.O. ROOT, WI.C, l83PEARl8r,MMrY08K
"Jiia Wcstftill,"
CHINESE. MERCHANT.
Fall line of Chinese goods of all kinds on
; i wand, Also fall line or ,
JAPANESE C00D3.
mm pacifio - d'omi ctoe,
j ."' - ; for this section. , ,
i Laborers furnished on short notice fo
any purpose. v,-f. -: , : - 1 -v"
Opposite -S-'E , Young's", Albany,
G. E.. 0LAC.Cn An,
Successor to E. V. Langdon,
'." DEALER IN ' "-'-.-j
DHUG3, r.iEDicsriHG )
TRADE
gOUBTY
ffioial
ana
APEE,
III
TE LEGRAFHIC NEW.3
Exrluslon.
wasiiinuton, Nov. i6-The collcctor
of customs of San FrsncUco reports to the
treasury department the arrival of a vessel
wiin a numocr oi Chinese from Seattle.
The vessel touched at Victoria, and the
collcctor Inquires if that fact makes their
landing at han rranclsco unlawful undr
the terms of the Chinese exclusion set.
1 he treasury department declines to Issue
an v instruction in the matter, and leaves it
a -a r
entirely to the discretion of the collector.
.Too Unch Liquor.
WALHNOPoai),Conn., Nov. 16 Solon
G. Jenkins, formerly a 'prosperous mer.
chant.but who hss cone to the dors through
drink, Inst night shot and killed his father-
in law, Stephen Anthony, a;ed 6o years.
no inrcaceneu an tne rest oi the family
..1.1. I ..L .
wiin ucatn. lie wee locked un
Angrv
citizens threaten to lynch him.
Cola Wave.
bT. PaI'I, Mlnnn Nov. 16. Acold wave
passed over the Northwest to-day and left
tno louowing records ol Its inicnalty : Uu
luth, ii above ; 8t l'aul, 16 ; Moon-head,!
Dlsmarck, u ; Fort Uunlcr.Mont, a ; Win
nipeg, xcro.
Daughter of Noah Webster.
Dki!m;eiokt, Conn, Nov. 16. Eliza
Webster lones.wldowof the late Kev.llcn
ry Jones, and daughter of Noah Webster,
died this morning, aged S years.
Weat Will Go East,
Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 1 6,-Lord Sackvllle
and the Mhses Wct have abrndoned their
proposed trip to Ottawa. The governor
general has received a dispatch that they
wm sail irom .ew i ork lor t rancc at an
early day.
Aerldeatty Killed.
La Grandk, Or., Nov. i0. John Wells
uir.er oiu.ii. wens ol cast Portland, an
tSl.aT.aS e, a aa
oia pioneer oi tin. city and vaiier, was
thrown from a wagon and kitted to-day
lie was bringing a load o! wood down the
mountain to town, with a four-horse team
when the wheel horses became entangled
in tne narnet oi the leaders and the road
being f rhxen.the wagon went off the grids
turning over una injuring Mr. Wells so
that he died in about one hour.
Mired tilrla.
Sax Fascisco,Nov. i6.A local pipe
ays II, Goodman, general paisengen snd
ticket agent of the Southern Peclfic rail
way, has forwarded a touriat sleeping ca
to Portland to bring a paat of thirty-!
cnguan women to tnis cuy. 1 hey win ar.
rive her to-morrow. The v come on their
long journey via Quebec, Montreal and the
Northern Pacific road to Portland. Thce
women were sent out here by M rs. Parker to
act as domcatics In the homes of California,
Held.
Salem, Or, Nov. 15 WUIard McCune
deputy marshal of Sheridan, Yamkill coun
ty, who killed James Be w ley during ihe
sinal!pox quarantine !at October, and who
was rearrested a day or two ago, wa given
a nearing before Justice Harding of .South
rsc.Minnvuie precinct yesterday, and was
bound over to await the action of the grand
jury, upon waiving examination. 1 ne com
muolt y is divided upon the question of his
guilt or Innocence At Sheridan and other
.mail towns that enforced the quarantine
agalnat McMlnnville during the smallpox
scare, his action in killing liewlev is con
sidered juftiinab'f, while the conrary opin
ion is nrid at Jlc.Mlnnviiie, where liewlev
lived.
Ifesd Letter',
Washixotox.Nov. 15. The supcrlntcn.
dent of the dead leitler ofTice,in hi annua)
reojit, says he received durlne the year.
0,213,876 pieces of original dead mall mat
ter, an Increase 01 001,543 pieccr over last
year, Of the number of piece, located
during the year, 749,513 were restored to
tne owners without opening. In those
opened were found money, po.tal notes and
negotiable paper aggregating in valuc,$f,-4S-M57.5".
Five WitacHaes Lynched.
St. Lot is Nov- 15. A special to Ihe
Pod Dispatch this morning from Chrlstaln
county, the home of the famous Bald
Anobber king. Dave Walker, is to the ef
fact that five of the witnessess who testified
against him In his trial for murder have
been lynched bv ex Bald Knobbers,
Cslifornla.
Sax Framcimto, Nov. 14. According to
a table compiled by the Chronicle from un
official returns from all the counties in the
state the vote stands as follows: Harrison
"5499 Cleveland 1 16,391, Fisk, 53'ACurtls
1 237: lieattv ao3,7i3,Searlcs lOJ.tiJi.Works
104 10, suiiivan 103,685.
Cheated the Callows,
Los Angeles, Nov. ia Frits Ansch-
lag, the Gardner Grove murderer, senten
ced to hang Friday next took poison late to
nignt. ihe dying man s struggles were
frightful. Ills clinched teeth had to be pried
open with a screwdriver to admit the atom
acn pump, but all e (Torts to save him were
in vain, snd he breathed his last at half
after 12.
Fleeted After All.
Indianapolis, Ind Nov. 14. A bril
liant societj wedding occured to-night In
the marriage of Miss Fann Belle Vajcan
to Hon. Charles S. Voorheee.son of Senator
Voorhees, and present delegate to congress
from Washington terrritory.
DR. BO-SA1V-KO
in his new discovery for Consumption, suc
ceeded in producing a medicine wbioh i 1 ac
knowledged by all to be simply marvelous.
It is exceedingly pleasant to the tuts, per
fectly harmless, and does not sicken. In all
cases of cases of Consumption. Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough, Croo;, Bronchitis, snd
Pains in tbe Chest, it has given nniversal
satisfaction. Dr liosanlto's Cough and Long
Syrup is told at 50 cents by Dr Units & Son
- FOR PILES.
Itching Filet are known by mol.-.ara like yp pir
lou producing a very dlaairreeable itching after
in? warm.
'J iiu rorm as well as Blind. U eedirr and
protruding; Files, yield at once to the 01
nppilcation
of
Ur. Bosanko's Pile remedy, w.ilch acta directl
the pans affected, absorbing ths tumors, allayine the
directly upon
yii
Intense itchlns snd effecting a permsueDt onre. 60
cants. Address Tbe Ur Boeanko VwUciue Co . Piqn
O. Sold by Dr, G'Uss snd Son.
k good digestion waits on appetite anj
a gnod appetite is one of tbe surest sign
of psrfect health. If j nil are 'low eplntij
Irritable, billons, or have an irregular ap-
etlte, then we advise yso by all means
t" take Dr, Henley's Dandelion Tonio, it
will make a new man of you. Sold by
FosbayA Mason,
Statistics Shaw that seventy per cento
the people of tbe United States ai e suffer
log from disease of tbe kidney and urin
ary organs. A simple pain in the back,
it neglected, often runs into that terrible
scourge, Brlgbt's disease, which carries
off so many of oor prominent men. If
you are afflicted with any urinary or kid
ney trouble, no matter how slight, do not
pntit offnutiltoo late, but procure a
package of Oregon Kidney Tea and take
according to dir.tin. It will cure you.
TUB MAN ABOUT TOWN
aWaSavaTaaWaSSS
The Man About Town suggests that the
Alban boy lay aside I1I1 Un horn. The
business ! over and the nolne Is getting
tiresome.
1 '
II II
You thke people of small calibre and you
will always observe that they are Instantly
hocked when they tee the name of a fall
en woman in print. The number, though,
Is few. We do not suppose there is more
than one In Albany. Those same people
will laud to the skies men whose charac
ters do not compare with that of the wo
man, they will heap honors on him and
confer with him In great matters of public
concern and push him forward. This is
not right. The same conduct that con
demns a woman should condemn a man
and to far a the Man About Town Is con
cerned he has more respect for the woman
who openly shows her colors than lor the
man who ttieakingly covers up his.
II IT
Fame is generally said to strike the man
who least expects It. This being the case
several in Albany will never get struck.
y 11
A man without opposition is a man
without opinions, has been said, so there
Is very little credit In going through life
wit hout having stirred up a few hornets
nest. At the same time a man doetn t
r.eed so much opinion that he will always
be In strife. A drunken man 1 always
tiuarrcllintf : but it is not on account of
opinion.
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Kdlted by Albany W, 0. T. U
From the report of Mrs. T. B. Caase
President of the Women's Temperance
Publication Association we make the fol
lowing extract : The cash receipts for the
year, fiom October i, 187 to uctoocr 1st,
1 SSS, amounted to $129,74045. Expendi
tures for the same period, $126,1 28.98. The
receipts for the year previous were $87,
044.72, making an Increase over last year
of $43,6o.73. or about 49 per cent. The
amount paid for presses, machinery, and
tvpf durlne the year was $7,191.33. Total
amount of property on hand, $24,062.82
Stock to the amount of $11,155.50 has been
told during the year, and is Included in the
total receipts at given above.
The mot thrilling report read at the
National Convention was that of Mrs. A
F. Newman. Superintendent of work
among Mormon women.
The ladiesof the Union intend giving a
social in the Hall on Thanksgiving even
lrg. A fine program will be rendered,
Due notice will be given and the program
published.
KEAL KsTaTs, KALE.
At recorded In the Recorder's office for
Linn county, Oregon :
Jeff Myers, Adrn'r to Spruce Hall,
too acies, tow 1 $575.00
Goe II Warren to Geo and Lincoln
Overton, 2 parcel of land, 14 w 3
Geo L Chamberlain to E W Lang
don, 3 lou, block 11 E A.Albany
O II Irvine to J R Wyatt, 336 acres,
S w 3
J R Wyatl to O II Irvine, 336 acres
15 w 3
Ellis Knox to E Tliimon and W W
Rowell, 333.87, acres, 10 w 3
J W Ball to Margaret A Ball, piece
land, 11 w 3
A llacklcman to Mary K Mcllargue
2 lots bl. 35 IPs 2nd A
Stephen B Cogle to Philar.dcr llacit
10
ic.o
500
1S00
7S
90 acres, 12 w 2
M Achesan to J W Morgan, 35 fect
by 131 roda, 12 w 4
Mining claim, Ioyd Magruder and
lames Bovcc. Sanlljin dUtrict..
Jerry Hay to John Young, 1 acre, 15
w4
60
KEEP POSTED
vVh.st,76 cents.
New fall goods at Head's.
See those new jertics at W". F. Head's.
New ribbon ail shades an I sty'et at Read's
Afullliniof U., kilt suits at W. F
Read's.
Fins line of bread kneading pane at ii W
Smith's.
Anotheelotof Hull cheese at Brownell &
SunardV.
A large stock of lifting fores pumjt st O
W Smith's.
Unoda st cost at M. J. Montcith's, at tbe
old ooog store.
uo to A. is. Mel I wain t and ask to see
those $6 suits for men.
In a calm sea every man it pilot. It
good '.V. F. Read ia leader.
If you want to save from 10 to 23 per cent
nyyour goods cl Y. r. Head.
Sis shaves for a dollar and a elt an towel to
every customer, at Tbos. Jones.
Bargains in general merchandise at M J
Monteith's at tho old Young store.
Bay your tickets tbrorgb to tbe East oi
W L Jester and aava fare to Portland.
A com pie to line of heating and parlor stoves
.l 1 ur 11 .... r .1
st u w omiiire, no oeiier in tne vauey.
The ch-apest place to bay men's under
wear m the state is at A. B. Mcl I wain's.
Those small mixed pickles at F L Ken-
tons are very nice. Try them. Ouly SO cents
per gallon.
W. F. Read can and will aell dry goods
cheaper than any house in Albany. Call and
see for yourself.
Atl the latest novelties in millinery goods
st k. aca V Howard . wall aod tee them,
VAT a a a a '
ao trouble to show goods.
1 he line of Pacino and Royal Arganda at
O W Smiths is a large one. These are among
tne Dctr. coos atovet made. See them. .-
rx A a ft V4. t a,
ur. ai. 11. tins, pnysieian ana surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city or
country, .
Goods not sold for lets than cost, fiooda not
given away. But good honest goods sold at
reasonable proat at w. r it4 s.
Julius Gradwohl it now making a special
ty of crockery, fancy goods and silver warr
of which hs oarries a large and select stock.
His silver ware is 1847 Roger Bros, his stock
of crockery it the best in tbe market sod his
tine of dolls snd children s play things gener
ally is complete. His prices are the lowett
on tbe coast. .
CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
Do you want a remedy for B'lioumesa. Ptmnles on
the face, and a sure cure for sick headache, ask Dr.
uu'M ana non, ins urui;giiu, lor ur.Uet.nl's Live
Pills, try a doae, aamplea free full box 25 cant,
Letter List.
'Following it the list of letters remaining In the Post
Office, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Nov. 15th, 1888,
Persons calling for these letters must give the date on
which they were advertised .
Banks, Mrs ME
Brooks, BE
Clark, S A . r
Eastman, Ray
Harding, Mrs Hannah L
Kenp, Van W :
Least, Mr
McAUster, Miss Mollio
Peterson, Oust
Rubarts, Oren
Hnerrv. Jossia
' Baker, Jai H
Bonner, Miss Annie
Dubanham, F W :
Horndsench, Miss Tlllie
Jones, Mrs Addle M
; Large, DM
Lenluy, John
Nelson, Sliss Nora
Roberts, JB
Rayburn, V W
Trine, Z M
Tunney, Amos
'lay lor, Mr (Jyntha
Thompson, A T
R. THOMPSON, P. M,
When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatoria, "
When she was a Child, she cried for Castaria,
When eho beoaine Mias, she clung to Costoria,
When she had children, she gave them Castoria.
HOME AND A0KOAD,
SATt'HUAV.
Ajltn'plurality for delegate in W. T. is
887.
Salem is trying the chain gang blank with
its prisoners.
The residence of J L Parrish wss burned
at Halem yesterday. Loss, $5,000.
Crw ford's orchestra furoishet music for a
ball at llalnoy this evening.
One of tho finest prooerv windows ever
seen in Alhany is that of Krownell 61 Htan-
ard. es it.
D, Howard, a well known resident of 8s-
em, died yesterday, lie was one of the esrly
settlers there. . ,
"It it oold anouifh for you," that was the
chestnut this morning, rather of a curious
one with the westher flag indicating warmor
weather.
Cream tartar dissolved in a titnt of hot
water and drank at intervals when cold is
given at a sore curs for small pox, as well at
preventive.
Ao attempt was made to burn Chinaman
Ie'a wash house, sear tbe Revere House
yesterday morning. Another Chinaman was
suspected. ' . "
A large number of men in Albany make a
regular business of buying lottery tickets, a
more uncsrtaio speculation than betting on
elections.
A dispatches asyi that Abdank Absksno-
ies, director ot the Eltetrtc iuM at the
Paris exposition, hss exhibited betoie tbe
American institute of electric engineers an
invention of his ewn. whereby anybody,
though not a musician, may not only play the
piano, uuc forward, backward or sideways.
The young Miss Schwab, of North Ha'em,
who has the smallpox, is getting along nicely.
She lias a most severe attack, her face, arms
snd ltmbs being one mats of pustules, al
though as yet her body is not broken out.
Tba other members of the family were vac
cinated immediately opon the development
of the disease upou her, and it is thought
they will not Uke it. Journal.
The following curious kind of a ioke
though on a sponky Democratic girl, is very
good ana we give it. 1 1 is from a halem pt
per 1 "George U. Burnett, has a young lady
cousin in California who is a bedrock dero
ocrat, and she has not failed during the pro
gress ot tbe campaign to bit Uoorge over tbe
htsd, metaphorically speaking, through tbe
mails with ever cartoon that especially
struck ber fancy so yesterdsy he wiped ont
tbe wbol score by sending ber a largs bss
dsos, deeply fringed with heavy crape ami
wrapped np la which was a package of tntffi.
ft is neediest to rental k that Ueorue wont
go viaitiog in that neighborhood ior a few
months st least. ,
'
raiDAV. ,
The river is fallisg . -
Tkes Ksy, of I5rensvi!la is ia the eity.'
It snowed ia Pendltt jo on Wednesdsy.
1 be liontoa JAwur is bow issued semi
weekly. ,
Ameng the heaviest advertisers ia Coryal
lis are ths barsars.
The Saltm, SiatemvtH calls the Ortgonian
tbe Burtard, a good name.
Tbe Benton eousty Court House, it i
thought, will be finished within a year.
Mr Frank Shtd.l, of Sbedd, was in toe
city yesterday for the first time for several
rooatht. ' j
The acboola at BattcviBe, Marion county,
have ben closed on account of small pox
Will Albany escape.
Tbanksgiving tcrviecs will be held this
tear in the M K Cborch.eo I the sermoa will
be preacbsl by Kev Webb. ;
Tom McNary is bete again, walking tbe
same old rail fence, aa of old. Tom has been
op ia the Cascade tunnel.
For tbe fir.t time this ear the price r.f
wheat at Albany ami Salem is (be same,
owing to the ranking of the Oregon . Pacific
boats.
And now that it is r.iifie I. things will
settle down to business. Wteh tbe Demo
crat to sicertaia where to bay gvwU
"The Puasibdites of the Broom" wss the
subject of au Lwaco girl's esy,a short time
unce. She waa togaged the next day.
Mrs. O. B. Haiiiht and daughter are in
iMuene where tney wr.l remain a month or
two, obtaining treatment for tbe little girl.
Caas Homphrey, President of the Mult
nomah T pographicai Union, and Frank
Baker, Stats i-noter. came n on tbe train
last night. I
A special train on the O P was to arrive at
4: 0 with a load of passenger fiotn tberteam-
er wuiamette alley, which reacbefl the
lit) this roorniD j. 1
Young J.onway. who robbed the n ails at
Spicer, sod who ran awav on being hailed,
has given h'in.rif op at Omaha and sill bo
brought to l'uvtUtiil for tdaL ; -
Mr W (j l4m, of HaUey, is nuVing ar
rangement to Uiove his .ash ai d door fac
tory to 1ebanon where he will be associated
with Mr Klepper and D Ambler,
The editor of the Vttco .V fast week
apologised for the 1i sppearauce f his
paper by sayitie: Tbe devil hat been too
sick 10 work ana ins naianos 01 the force 11
as sick as the devel. t
The Democrat is being crowded with
ads The merchants appreciate a paper the
people will read anyway. They like fresh
local newt as well as fresh telegrapnio news,
which they go to tbe Vrtgonia for anyway.
Tbe greatest national debt among the na
tions of the globe is borne by France. It is
about tJ,2o0. 000.000. Russia comes next
with about 93.600,000,000: then England.
with $3,560,000,000: Austro-Hungary, with
12,487,000,000; Italy, with $2,15.000,000;
Spain, with fl "07,500.000: Prussia, with
$1,000,000,000. r
"Yea, brethren," ssjs the preacher, in his
.funeral sermon, "our deceased brother was
out down in a tingle night; tore from tbe
arms of his loving wife, who is thut left a
disconsolate window at the early age of 24
years.'' "Twenty-two, if you please," aoba
the widow, in the front pew, emerging Irom
ber handkerchief foi an instant.
TH us. spa v.
Salem ia to have an ice factory.
Mr John Rogers is home from King's Val
ley. ,. .
.Mr Chat Johnton, of Soio, was in the city
yesterday. j
Dr C H Itaflity, of East Portland, has
been in tbe ct'y to dsy. r
If Albany escapes without a eats of small
pox it will be a remarkable thing.
A full line of Christmas candies and nuts
will be kept by Brownell & Stanard.
A roal live Chinese lawyer bat been in the
city to-day, the guest of "Jim Westfall."
New raisens, currents, citron, lemons snd
oranges received at Wallace sc. Thompson s.
The Drain Echo says Thomas Leoins, of
Elk ton, wat killed by his father Wednesday.
A fine stock of new walouts, almouda,
Brszill's, Poacau's and Filbut'a at Wallace
& Thompson's. Ij
Two tales took place at tho court house to
day, being those pt the smith estate, of Uak
ville, aod the Coatollo estate at Halsey.
Rev C 0 PoliErrol Salem, will preaab at
tne .vangeuoai fnuren on oaooatn morning.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to be
present. '- K.
The only democrat elected in Napa county,
Col., is named Wiliiam Shakespeare. - Who
saya there is nothing in a name. It certainly
saved William s bacon. .
; The great, debate between Clark Braden
and B. F. Underwood takes place at Silver
ton, beginning on Wednesday, Nov. 21ut,
and contmaiag eight dayt. . v ;
Fred Blumberg, wife and ton. left last
night for California, whero they will spend
several months lor the beneht of tbe little
boys health. ,," ,
Mr Giis Thompson, three miles from 80
daville, is reported ss having taken the small
pox, which he caught by attending his son
in Portland, he having died there recently
of tbe disease.
If the government had as small a surplus
at newspaper men, and capitalists when the
tax-collctor is around, there wouldn't be
much to'quarrel about politically oow-a-days.
A Skeptioand a Christian at Lei anon
have keen having a long siege through the
paper of that city on different subjects 5 but
,(v-,? to be converted to the
for Infants
"Caatoria Is so well adapted tochndren fiat I
f recomineod it as superior to any prescription I
Wows to me." ILA. Aacnxit.M. D I
44 a. vAaorapfc, ihvouju, a, 1. -
The most contemptible people in the world
are those wbo are eyerhwtiriizlv ctllinc other
tieople contemptible, snd we advise the er-
aU man to remember tbs"thln gauze.'Torter
referred to ones before airing himself too
much.
Many neople will remercber the Davis
Brothers, wbo performed some daring feats
of tight-rops walking in Pendleton, The sum
of 1175 lies in the Pendleton National Bank
awaiting tbe disposal of th gentlemen.
They watered f 100 against $75 wH!e in this
place on Harrison's election, which explains
tbe sboye.-Pendleton i. O.
Hecbenger. a German brewer of Han Jose.
Cal., undertook on a S20U waiter to carry ao
eight gallon keg of beer, weighing 103 pounds
irom anta Clara and Market atreets to the
A urn Rock House, s distance of seven miles.
Considerable betting was done, and Hecbcn-
?er walked briskly and without apparent
atigue nntil neir the six-mile post, when he
threw down his burden, saying that he bad a
wife and children to support and that be
did not propose to kill himself. Lumps as
large as a man's fist rose on Hecbenger s
seek where tbe keg had rested. Tbe time
occupied in trayersing tbe distance wat one
hour and thirty-five minutes. On a previous
occasion Hecbenger carried a similar keg five
mnes on tne same roaa witoous oistress.
Caarch Vlreelery.
1
I V. P. Chckch. Preach Leg every Sabbath,
morning and evening by Rev. P G. Ir
vine, D. D. Sabbath School at 2:30 T. M
Prayer meeting every Wednessday evening,
-'' EvASOEUCAt CstntcB. Preaching on Sab
Wth at 11,00 a. at., aad It. m. Sabbath
School 10.-00. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening 1-20. Rev. Fuher, pastor.
Alt are Invited. .
VL E. Cacaco, Sooth. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock A. m. and 7
o'clock r. M. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock
A.ps. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening's
at 7 o'clock. Rev. D. II. Cotnans, Pastor.
i M. E.CHCRCU, Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service in
tbe eveni ag before sermon. : Sabbath School
at 2.30 T at. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day sreniaj. Rev. U ?, Vabbtpator.
PitastirgKiAS CncscM. Svice ever
8abbatb morning and evening in Chure
oor. Broadalbin and Fifth Sts. Sunday Schoo
immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting svery Wednesday evening
Rev K It Prichard, pastor.
First Bawist Chcroi. Preaching every
Sabbath morning and eve'g.at Cbnrcb 00 Stb
Street. Sabbath School imaiediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting eye-
Tbnrsdy evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev.
Trumbeil, pastor.
Catholic CupsciL -Strviee every Sun
day at 1030 A M. and 7 P. M. Last Sunday
of tbe month service at Eugene City. Rev.
Louis Metayer, Rector.
GersIaS. At Collet chapel,
B. Braun, Pastor.
p. in.
Eed CrownMills
IS0M, LAXX1XU & Id., lIit)itVS.
sew rsocavM rutuajtcraiiiott sua vamimks
ASO BAKERS CSS,
BEST STORAGE -TciLlTlES.
Hi?he3t Price in Cash fo
Wheat
A. J. ROSSITER.V. S.
S:aiai!i) or Oiiirii 7a!;3riii?
College,
Isprj,)trl to trif. din 4 of all da
tnestio aii!uitU on s.'i oUd: principle..
Resldenooand ofllee two doors east ol
Opera Uou. Altutny.
Administratrix Notic9,
Notice is hvrcby given that the uuderoign
sd has been by the County Court for Linn
county, Oregon, duly appoint-d Administra
trix of the estate of Ueorge B. McKiotiey.
deceaaol, late of Linn county, Oregon. All
persona having claims againat aatd estate are
hereby notified to present them properly
verified to the nndersioged at her rciidrrce
near Lebanon, within aix months from this
dste.
This 10th day of September, 1S58
Exilt McKixset,
Administratrix of said estate.
J. K. Weatherford,
Attorney for Administratrix
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oretron City, Or.,
October 13th, 1888. ' J
Notice is hereby given that the follow
log named seeder has died notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge, or in his absence
before tue County Clerk of Linn county,
at Albany, Oregon, on -
Mendar, Deo. 17th, 1888,
vis : Leonard Edgar, Homestead Entry
No. 4593 for the SlA of S E I and Lots 1
and 2. of Sec 4, Tp, 10, 8 K 1 E. lis
names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culti
vation or, said land, viz: A J.Sheiion,
John Bryant, C. W. Richardson and John
Bi.yeu, all of Jordan, Linn county. Or,
W, T. Bchmt,
. " , JRegister,
A Pleasing Sense of Health
and Strength Renewed, and
of Ease and Comfort
Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it
acts gently on the'.
Kidneys, Liver 0 Bowels
Effectually Cleansing the System when
Costive or Bilious, Disponing
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
without weakening or irritating the or
gans on -which it acts. '-'..'
For Sale in SOcand Sl.CO Rottlea ly
all X.eading tn-uggista.
MANVrACtURED CUT BT TIIS
0ALIF0SKI1 HG SYSUP CO.
- Sas Francisco, Cal. ,
7" feft 1
v --r i?i
--. 1 1 1
and Children.
Caatoria eures Colie. Cesstrpatlon,
goo Poiach, DiarrhCBa, .d"2nv..
d
g -wunout lajunous inwgiCTWon.
Tub CssTAca ConrAirr, 77 Murray Street, ft. T,
ALBANY SAW AfiD PLAK
IIIG -HILLS.
All kin da of rough, dressed
and seas.. , lumber, latht
pickets kept constantly on
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only be st
Calapooia timber- Price and
terras made satisfactory.
ROBINSON 4 WEST.
1. c. rowKi.iv. w. n. kiltxu
1-OWELli & BILYIiU,
tTTOKNEYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in thanfery,
ALBANY. - - OBEGOJf.
Collections promptly mads on all points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
arOfiice In Foster's Brlck.te,
14nl9tf.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AHD
Notary FuMic-
ALBANY, OEGON.
J. WfilTKEY,
SS-i
ittornej M Counsellor it La?
Notary Public
AlBAlif, OREGON,
Will pracl'ss 13 all or tbe Conrts
4lsSUte. All bAAiness Intrusted to him
will be promptly a itended to.
. OF PURE COD UVER OIL
&m HYPOPHOSPH1TE3
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
Bo dt.galaed that It cava a taksa,
dlfraaf elt avad asaioailatesl by the) ssaawS
aau.ttlT. etomaett, wben tsta plalat mil
tea tolerate! eusd bjr U cosav?
blnatlQB rth oil nllh She kypop&aavt
phi tea is tnaeia mora afBcaetems.
Keairaxlle aa s -Stilt prsdgeer.
Perseus gala npldir vbSe tallzg K
SCOTTS OITJLEION is acknowledged by
PbysiciauB to be tbe Finest and Best prepa
ration in the wjrld for the relief and core of
CONSUMPTION, CCROFULs.
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
2 oe great remedy for ConsvmptUax, mil
Wasting in Children. Sold by aU DmggiMtB.
mMM iai'iiij;
I OB tsALt BY D OSUAY A M.AtON
I.. W. OLARK,
Portr-t.it Photographer.
Stnoio corner Stcond aud Ferry Streets
near Opera Hou Ground floir.
Children'' pictures a specialty,
ALBANY COIiLEGTATE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON.'
1888, 1880.
First Terns Opeas Septeawber 11th, 1SSA.
A tull corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL Alia NORMAL
CLASSES.
, ...
Courses of tudy arranged to meet tbf
need of all grades of students.
Sffd'(ti inducements oij'ertd to students -
from abroad.
Tuliion ranges from $5,50 to 13.59.
Board in private faini'ies at low rates.
Room, lor elf-boarcling at small expense.
A careful supervision exercised over stu
dents away from home. Fall term opsns
September 7th. For circulars and full
particulars address the President.
BEV. ELBERT H. COXD1T.
Albany, Oregon
Jos. Webber
v Announces to bis patrons and friends that
he is now located in his new shop in tbs Fo
shay & Mason Block and with able workmen
will attend to his customers at as reasonable
prices aa any other shop.- Aa be has three
ath-rooms running at all hours there will be
'.waiting for baths. ;.
HARVESTING SUPPLIES, '
Before you start your mower, binder or
threshing outfit come to our store and get
your suplies. We keep almost anything
yeu will need, and at prices you will be
satisfied with. .
THRESHERS AND ENGINES.
The celebrated engines, separators and
saw mills manufactured by Russell A Co.
of MassillOQ, Ohio, are now soli by ui.
Tbey are fast taking tie lead in tas
Valley and invariably giro satisfaction.
Sis 9vabt & Koic.
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