The state rights democrat., December 07, 1888, Image 4

ACADEMY
OF
Oar Lady of "Perpetual Help,
ALDANY, - - - OREGON.
Conducted by the Slaters of bt, Benedict.
l.,Unia lnwrruM-atA4 mil all
thorlsed by the but lo confer ncademlo
Honors.
BOA RSI KO SCHOOL P TERM.
Board and taltlon $(0.00
kfui In.rtiimantal. thfirrtlral aiid
vl all h m nf nlann tnH flrmu 15 00
Collar . If I
7.1tharn .......... ..... 1'iOO
Iirawiugand palatini.. ...... 8.0O
Fancv work and mending frse to
boarders. .
Tuition In select day school ranges from
ts to tlO.
Normal Instruction of a-plranta for
Graduating foe. 110.
Fo further particulars apply at the
Acaueiny,
QYHLIM TJ CttlrJUU
-sVIA-
Sautlisra PacULs Compiny's Una.
Tat nr. isti Kvrs.
tat Alitny r-vJayM
Auroasu exraaas swuas hilt
SouUt
a. 00 r. a. t Lun Portland
&lr a I Uae Allwny
7:4 a I Arri aa KiaicU-
Nona
Arrive I 10:41 A a
L.ne. I u a at
Lmi I T:m r a
aesAfcrASssxasataAisa saim t.scspt aandajr).
feiM a Lees
Itwral Laars
H;tOf Arriv.
Portland
Arriv :6 r a
UrillliiS
Uaval tU0A
mca raseasaaa taAias sauj, sxcsrr sussar.
Albany
Lbaooa
Albany ,
Labaooa
ivs I
4 (ft r a Am
l 60 ra La
lustra Arrt
.msi :4ira
War. SaWru
PULLMAK BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars
r Aeeeaasssaaliaa tecsaa-CUM rastei
gen, aiwcma -- - - - "
West alee HUl.i.
BKTrTCY rTtlS AS Altls.
Taaia au.t (attSaaJay.)
T.iJ a a I Us . , ' Jf
11. If r Arrt-a Crr
fjrtlaod
Arri. :t
Un I ld a
Vlll. i
axraatt tsaiss saitt (.xip. 3-o4y.
4-S) r a 1 L rs Portland Ams
iue raAr.l" MoMinairtlla Imr
9:00 A H
& a a
AXAVsunj tnJ Corralli eofc4 wita trains ol
- - Am. iullra-j
Throats Uekatt t all pJuu aita aaJ tm
CaUteiaia.
For tall lut.ir.tMUa rAlii raU. sai,, ".,
nlll.(L li. P. EOtlEBS,
j .- til. . hi.'. f
IE YAQUlNAfEOUTE,
Orejon Pacific Eaiiroai. .
on Development Company' Steam-
-225 HUES $10lTfi.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than Dy any otnar rouw.
. i . . ,i.M.iirh m n yt and
.t
freight tine froui Portland od all polnu
...... .. ir.it.. . n.l fhun Man
in tne v iwsuit muvj
Francisco. Cl.
Willam8tt9 Piyar Linj of Stealers.
- The - Wm. M. Uoag," The "N. a. Bent
.. Th.ThriM Numri11 m n service
for bow paaaeua-er an 1 freight tratno be
tween Corvallls and Portland and in.er
mediate points, leaving Company r "'t.air,
Corrallia, and Metsra. tlutmaa Co s
wharf. No. 200 aud Ml Front St., roit
tand, three times a woek as follow :
MOKfU liOt'-SD.
darsat a. at. Aibajr, a:iJ a. m. Am( at Salem
UB. ioav &Jem ruaxlat, iDuraiay and Satur
day at a, m. Amy at rruanJ i p. a.
bOtTU but' .Si.
km, rjnwM .- .
day. at 8 a. m. ArhvaatSale at 7:14 p. ui. la
ArriT. at trralli. at MJ p. m,
'Boats make close eonnctiuu at Aluan
arlth traina of the Oregon t Aialio tdilroa J
TIMS SOUBOULK (.ae.pt Suodaya)
Ut. Albany, r. a Laar Yaqaina, :1Sa,M
Lmh CurraUi. 1:10 r. B. lLaai. Ctfrvallu.lUJi A.M.
Arriva Yaaioa, 6 JO r. a lAmr. Albany, 11:10 A. a.
I i
n jfe n. triaa nnnnA rt at Albany and
Corrallia. The above trains connect at
Yaquint with the Oregin Development
Company's Line uf Htoain'thipa Jetween
xaquiua ana r raucuo. - . - :,
S.1IL.1XU DATE Y
StSAMias,
raua sts raascwou.
WiilaaaMta Valley, Thara, Dec. Hb
WUUaietis Vall.y, Moo. Dec 17th
4riUaaMU Vallty, Bun. Ddj. sOtfa.
Wed. Dee. 12ib
Uoa. Ic Stlh
The CoaipAQV .Merrw .he right to
change sailing dttea without notice. ...
N. u. PAsaengera from Pur.iand and
Willamette Va ley point can make :lose
connection with the train of tho Yaqaina
route at Aibtny or Uorvallia, and II tles
tine ltoSAn Francis 'a.bould arrange to
rriveat Yaquina the eveain befjr t'Ato
of sailing.
i luaeaacr aad r.clskt Kate always tee
&4weat.
K or Infjr.n vti o i apply ! U J Stuirt, Freight an I
fiekat Aeii. Alauy, vfUtill 4r., O. F.
A P. Ayt Orog-oa Usr.lup uebt Co., J Montfoioory
Sm rra :, Ud. . V. . V. M
.-.. . " i ."J C . F-.n 1 K A'lt,tr ' "
-,:t Pi.il t H it. C.rllU
Revere -House s
ALBANY,
CHAS. PFEIFFER
- OREGON
PHOPRIETOR.
FiUei ud In firei-clasa style. Tables
aipp!led with the bet In the market.
Nice sleeping apartmontt, Warn pie rooms
for commercial travelers, ' ; ' '
tftre- G.te)it ail ft.-n inf V tel.l
JOHN BHIGGS,
-BILOEIST, ;
mm KJ - ( biii
Roses a Spfxialtt.
Cemetery lot pUnte I .sal atutudaJ U
Andrews & Hackleraan,
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON - - OREGON
F03HAY & MASON,
VDUIAM ASS ABtAIV-
Ornggistsand Booksellers,
Agents for John 11. Alden's publications,
which we soli at p-ibllher's prices witi
postagealJd.
4LBANT, UREGOH.
I NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
(vi Yaquiui to San Francisco.)
Of wheat, o its. hopi and wool I am pre
pared to take Mariun Iasnrar.ee on all cereals,
bops, wool or any cooigo meets of goods to
and from San Francisco. For farther jiartic
elsrs, d-!rcss
W.LD0UGLASj-7if
shoe j rJJA
Wm. Fortmiiler,
-sV
- l
FUN E UAL DIRECTOR.
Prompt Attontion-First-clasa Beam
cVAftor buslnosn hours call at roaideno
corner Fifth and ISaker atreets.
The BUYERS' GUIDE Is
issued March and Bept.,
l each year. It is an euoy.
jolopedi of usoful infor.
' mation for all who pur- -ohoao
the luxuries or tho
nooesaitios of Me. We
can clothe you and furnish you with
all tho noooaaary and unnecessary
eppliauooa to ride, walk, danoe, sloep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, ro to churoh,
or stay at homo, and in various eisoa,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is requirod to do all those things
COfcFORTABLT, and you can make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYERS'
OUIDE, whioh will bo sont upon
reoeipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
Ul-114 Michigan Avouuo, Chicago, 111.
PATENTS
bulnxl, and ll otliar bualneas la Ih. U. 8, Pateu
o attcmleuwi u ivr numerate teoa.
Ouroituw Isonpoalt the U. B. Patent Ofnc. and
can obulo Patents km thus thmu those remote
font Washington.
Hvnd modi, ordraalnr. W. adv to ratent
ability Ire. of charg. and w.tuak e charts uulraa
w-iooiaiapatank ....
W. iWur bvre, to tb PutnasUr, ts Sa4. ol
Moimv Or. lor iHv. andU oiUcial. ol tbst . a l'atal
Utfioa. KorciixuUr, advtca. tarais, and tknttam
c actual etlsuw la jrourosrn stal. or coutity, auttms
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Q)paiva nwn urno-, -uniniwn, v
SAM MAY.
C. SKNDCR
MAY to SENDERS.
Sealers in General Ebrcmdise.
HARRISB'JRG - ORECCN
I Will bay Grain, Wool and all kinds
3
AUG h-aW
ItEITABB Or IMITATIONS, JLZJTATS
ASK 2XIt DS. riEBCCS TSLLET8, OB
LITTLE BVXIAJt-COATEO TILLS.
nclBsr entlrelr wctreUtble. thev en-
truia wiihout Oturunnra to the aysfeto, diet,
or occupation. Tut up in rlass vlni.. hrmu-ti-cally
Kaiod. Always frveu and rc-lintiK As
a laxative, alterative, or purgative,
thf-so little 1'cUl'U give the tuoct pcrfout
attSi'acaoa.
Rlllone Ileadarbe.
Ulszluese, :oiitlp
tlau. . ludigestlon.
Ullloaa Attack e,nnd ail
tk-runjn'tnenta cf tho atora
ach miJ bowels, are prompt
ly n-licvod ami pcrruancmly
inml br tho ltm of Itr.
l'lrrrc'a IMca.ant I'arfsatlve Pellets.
In explanation of the n-iimlnil power of tbtfe
I'cllit ovrr so wat m vari-ty of diaf-njun, it
may trtiUifully be auld that tiielr actioa uko
tlio Ljstcin ta tinlv-rrul. tut a irland fir li-ic
r ainnr their ninutiro liilluc.-xt. . rW.1.1 l.y
clriiK-ris.2j cents a vbtl. Mitou'iic-tuml at the
Cliemi iil itbonitory of tVottl.o's Uixi'OaAUT
MlOJlt al AstiociATiox, UuOitlo, N. y.
Is offered by tha msnuf.K-tur-en
of .Dr. Nage'a Catarrh
Heruedy," lur a: cas of
hrotiio Nasal Catarrh which
they cannot auto.
ST7IPTOTIS OF CATAnnil-DuIl,
heavy kea'lu-ho, cbstmrtion of ll.o nasal
rxiMuires, tliac-harges fsiiing from tho htad
Into tho tliroot, aoin-tiim-4 profuse, wnUry,
and nrril, tit otltcrs. thick, teimcinua, mui-ouj,
purulent, bloody and putrid; the cy-.i ar
wtk, watery, and inllunifd; tlu-ro la riniiins;
in the -aig. tleafoesa, Uacklna; or cougliina to
clear tlio tbrout, expectoration of oli t.tve
matter, tngether with seal from ulcer j the
voice in chunked and has a noaal twans ; the
breath is offuMive; smell and tnte cro Im
paired; thtro It a senna t ion of dizzlnt-f. tritb
tuenlMl il-presR ion, a hackimr couifli and kc:i
eral deliiiity. Only a few of tho abovc-nniiied
symptoms are likely to bo present in any one
case. '1'liouxanria of cases aim daily, without
manifesting half of tho eliore symptom, re
sult in consumption, and end in the tr.:o.
No diseano Is so common, more deceptive end
dangerous, or ks understood by phyaicinns.
Uy its mild, soothintr, and healing pro;K.i-ties,
Dr. fe?' C'utarrh Jtemeily . cun tho worrt
oim- r? Catarrli, eolU In the liead,"
Coryza, aud Catarrhal Headaclic.
bold by druggist everywhere; bo ecu la,
Tntold Agony from Cafarrb
Prof. TT. Hirswrn, the famous meamcrlst,
of Ithaca, K. wriu-s : Home ten years o;;o
I suffered untold agony front chronic nueul
catarrh. My family physician gave mo up as
Incurable, aud said I must die. My cunts wus
such a bad one, that every day, toward sun
set, ray voica, would become eo hoarse 1 could
barely speak above a whimper, lu the mornintr
my coujrhinir and clearing of my throat would
shnofit fttranglo mo. By the use of Br. Sugc's
Catarrh ltcmcdy, in three months, I was a v. til
man, aud the cure has been periuancut."
"Constantly Hawking and Spilling."
' Thomas J ItrsniNO, rjto toot pine Street,
St. Loulg, Ho writes a "I was a preat euflcrer
from catarrh for tbreo years. At timet I could
hardly lircuthc, and was constantly hawking
end tpiuinp, and Xor the Iat ciirnt motiths
could not breathe through; tho. iiosti ilti, : I
tboujrht nothimr could be done for inc. Luck
ily, 1 was advised to try Br. uc's Catiirrb
lu medy. and I am now a well man.' I behave
it to be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and ono bas only to (rivo it a
fair triii! to experience Astounding rceulu Knd
a pcnxittncnt cure." ' - -
Three Bottles Cure Catarrh. , ,
Eli ROBmi8,' ttunyan P. O ColumhUx 'Co
Pasays: ily dautrhter bad entarrb when
she was Ave years old, very badly; ,1 ta'.r Br;
batrc's Catarrh Kcmedy ail vert iw J, cn io
curcd a bottle for her, and noon iiw thi:t it
helped her; a third bottle effected a perma
nent cure. Bbe is now eighteen years old end
sound and hearty,"
Notice for Publicat ion.
J ; ' : ' ' " t i
Land OiEca st Oregon Citv. 0'.
Oct. 17th. 138S.
Notiei i hereby given that the fo lowire
earned settler bss tiled notice cf his iuten-
tlou to make final proof in vopport of bis
claim, and (hat said Dioof will bj madn be
fore tho J udge or in bis absence before the
County Cleik of Lion couuty,t Albany, Ore.
goo. on
Tuesday, December 18fli, 1881,
viz : liar ion L"cl, llnmestrad Entry No,
5032 for the S I! of Sec. 28. To 13. S R
1 w. Ho names the following wttntses to
prove bis continuous residence npon, and
coltivarion o', said land, viz : Thrmss Ar
nold, of Sauliain, William rhillipo, cf Ciaw
tor.Uvi!le, J N WriRht and II E Cad , of
sweet uome, an or Liinn county, Urcgnn.
W. T. Bunxty,
ltciiicr.
Administrator's Notice.
Ncticn U hereby eiven that the nndersian
sd hay) been appointed Administrator with
the will amuxeil of tho estate of Martin
Werts, late of Lion county, Oregon. All ptr
aoua navtog cJBims aguintc cnut estate are
hereby notified to preftecd them to the under
signed at 1 anient, Oregon, duly veriiied,
witnin six months tiom the date of this notice.
Bated this ZUlh day of October, 1883.
Maby Webts,
' L. F. Smith,
Administrators with the will snnexed
of tbe estate of Martin Werts, deceased.
wm aaoniniiiM iiimMiMiriin
oert e tV, of S 13, Yo-i3 i'j, Alb a t, O
Oattias anl Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPl HC OUTFITS, AHD STAMjf
: IHQ DONE TO OIjOEk.
LESSONS IN PAINTING
Wednesdays aul Thur3days of each
ws6K, and ptlutmdoua tooidar on
plaques aud other rmtenal.
a
r -a P -wX' .
rtuif
$500
l J 1 SAM a MAfKt
mr : a.
r, ; :-V;t.f ft
O XT 33 C3
9
Lumbago, Backache,
Head
' ache, Toothache,
Elenralgia,
Gcr2 Throat.Swcllings, Frost
bites, Sprains,
: Sciatica,
Cruises, Burns,
Scalds,
Promptly
and 1'rrtiianontly without
Itoturn of t'n I u.
For Stablemen .0 Stockmen, .
IHKliliHATmT ItKMH.V KNOWS roS llUIIStt
! ANU t'ATfl.S HKHA-'KS.
Fo'd by PrHitjiH and 1 VnJr- .'arytr.W.
" ha t barle A. Vuttficr Co., UmI1om Mil.
Administratriz Salo
of
' Heal Estate.
Notice Is berebr clven that the duly ep
pointed and aotinir Admlnlntrstrlx of the
estate of Kdwatd Murray, deceased, by
and under an order of the County court
for Linn county, State of Oregon, In pro
bate duly made and entered of record In
asld Court on the 5th day of November,
18, will on
the ad day ef December, HOP.
at the hour of one o'clock In the art moon
of said day, at the Couit llcuse doar it
the city of Albany, Lnr county, Oregon ,
offer for sale at nubile auction to the high-
et bidder all the rlubt title aud Interest
or Edward Murray, deceased, at the time
ef hi death. In and to the following de
scribed premise, belonging to aald estate
to- It: The west U of Lot 4 and tie
north X of the east if of Lot 4 In Block
No. 1 1 In the oil v o,' Albany. Linn coun
ty, State of Oregon, as shown by I he map
oi said rltr. toiraber with the tenemrn's
and hertdltaoueota ttereonto belonging.
Terms of sale. .One half of pu rebate
fir Ice to be cash In hand and the remain
Dir ona-hakfon a credit of twelve months
bearine: Interest from the day of aale at
tbe rale of ten par cent per annum, and
to be sec u rod by mortgage on the rroop
uea.
Thl Nov. 5th,
ADM Mt'BRAT,
' AdmlnUlrtlrlz of aald ettate.
CJ1 on M J Moateith fjr big bargaios.
m 1 11 iiip
COLD
IN
HEAD.
Try tha Cure
Ely'sCreamBalm
Cloansos tho Nasal Paiwaeos. Al-
IflVS Tnflftmmntirm- HeaUtho SOTOA.
Restores tho Senses of Tasto, Emcll
anaiioanng.
A pattlet I pp!l4 iaefe Mril mm4
la Bsreeable. PrieattOvu as Draaatot r fe
SMll. ELY HHfiTllKHH tAW.rrwhi-TNeW Torit.
0. 0 CHBBBT.
O.B.rVKIKS
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHEERY & PARKKS,
HacMsists, Killwriglits, and Iroi
FomJers.
W
E are now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
Saw Mill Macbinery,and all kind "f Iron
ana Brans casiinga.
PATTEBS M4DR OX XfJOKT HOTICC
Special ' attention riven to it ralrli ir
Kioa 01 machinery.
t a
c
a
"When X say Ctms I do not mean merely to
a stop them for a time, and then have them re
luiu again, a Ban a ikjiiiLU wit n. .
I have made the disease of
FITS, EPTTiKPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
A life-long study. I WAfcRAXT my remedy to
Curb the worst eases. Because others have
; Iaiied it no reaaonfor not now receiving scare.
bend at once for a treaties and a Free Bottlm
ot my lityALiiBLB kkmbot. uive express
and Post Office. It costs yon nothing tor a
trial, and it will cure you. Address .
H. C. ROOT. M .C, I S3 Peail 8t, Km YOIX
Assignee's Notice.
a tne rustier or tno assignment o
JL Jamos P. 8 shoolln.an Insolvent debt
er. Tbe undersigned having been duly
appointed Assignoo of the above named
Insolvent debtor under and by virtue of
an act of the legislative assembly of tho
State of Oregon entitled "an act to secure
to creditors a just division ot the estates
of debtors who convey to AsHlguees for
the benefit of creditors, approved Octoboi'
18th, 1878 and a wend men is thereto an
proved February' 21th, 1885" All person
naving claims 1 agatnts una estato are
hereby nctlflodto present tbe same to me
at ilarrlsburg Jn Linn county, Oregon,
ouiy veriaea as uy law required wiilitn
three months from tbe date b.reof.
Dated this tho luth day of November,
IOOO. , . ........
tirst National ; Bank"
Uf albani, oitEiuofs.
PrealJent...
Vice Pre)dout .,
Caahiar.........,
Au'lCaabier...,
.......... L. FLITfN
.,.. 8. E, YOI WG
..UKO. E. C'HAMUIiltLAIN
..J A 8. V. POWELL
TrInSACTS A GENERAL- bonking busioees.
ACCOUNTS KEPT subject to shack.
BIOIIT EXCHANGE and telegraphic tnui-fcr, ol
on Nr York, San Francisco, Chicago and P01
Orefun.
COLLECTIONS HADE on favorable terms.
I WRSCTOM. ' . ; '
Jl R. Torso, ' Ono. E CnsasKaTats3!
L E Blaih, L. FujihJ .
i r , VAVthU E TURKKLb,
do. Qmmimbn
Physician an A S urge on.
Office opposite the Democrat Office.
Is rin filf! In Philadelphia
r 4
; t ill; i jju aiuvvjuiit.'r Jl.tlvur-
K Vim AYl.t cjHm our eiiUioflzed asencs
a e '
U : LJ U
t i&tmmL.
10UNTY
Ifficial
and
'ITT
TKMPKHANOK COLUItN.
Killlsd y Albany W, 0. T, U
The Albany Union Is to be cougralulst
ed upon the liberal spirit of lit members.
The receipts of the Thanksgiving social,
($89.00). prove their gencrosttv, beyond
question. To the public who gave con
tributlonsat the door, the ladies tender
hearty thanks j to the ever polite and oblig
ing editors, they are very grateful, and to
the friends who furnlahcd the program
I they offer sincere thanks. The occasion
was certainly a very pleasant one and will
long be remembered.
t
The Empress of Japan has established a
college for women, to be superintended by
a commute of foreign ladles. Two of these
are Americans, two English and lhe other
two French and German respectively.
It Is stated that wine grapes of Califor
ula arc not in such demand as heretofore,
They have sold this season as low as $6.00
per ton, white table grapes have been In
demand at the highest figure of $25 pe
ton. Surely this argues well for the tern
perance work that ha been done In that
State.
The President of the State Union of
Texas, recently organised a Union In the
city of Mexico. So the good work goes on,
..-
The I'undiu Ramabl tuts raised In
the
her
United States for the establishing of
school In India, $18,3 J .;. This does not
Include the Pacific Coast contribution,
as
that has not yet been reported. About $1 J,
000 morels needed for the general fund
The State President of West Va., thu
accounts tor the defeat of the Prohibitory
Amendment : "The Republicans stoned
the Amendment, the liquor men furnished
the stooes,ana the Democrats stood by con
senting to its death.
Mrs. UUhop Klmpson, so long a resident
of Philadelphia and so active in its philan
thropies. Is still at the lore In the best work
of the great church her husband did so
much to build. Not long ago a gentleman
who had given her the ground for a Child.
ren's Orphanage of the M E Church told
her that if In four weeks she would bring
to the bank at 9 a. 111. a check tor $10,000
towards the new building, he would give
her one lor $20,000. l he lndonltabic wo
man set at workdvanced as she Is In years
and by the help of the M E Churches to
which she went with personal appeal, se
cured the sum and was promptly on hand
at the designated time and place, where
upon Colonel Dennett gave her $$,000
more than he had pro.ni.ed.
The Raleigh (N O Cirit ia AJtvtaf, In
el vlrifif examples of total abstinence from
intoxicants.rclatcs the following ef General
Robert L Lee : "Jut as he was starting
to the Mexican war a lady ef Virginia gave
him bottle 01 tine old whUkey, stating
that he would no doubt need It, and would
not be able to find any In that country. The
General aald.yeara afterward, In reference
to this bottle : 'I carried that bottle ail
through the war without having had the
slightest Oceanian to ue It, and on my re
turn home I sent It back torn r good friend
that she might be convinced that I could
get on without liquor.' On another occas
ion the General invited some friends to
I drink with him. The demijohn was brought
out, the glasae were filled not with oKI
Cognacr or 'Bourbon but with fresh but
terml.k, which a lady, know ing bis taste,
had sent him."
A H ratal Cam.
New York, Noy. 20. In the football
game to-day the University of Pennsylva
nia team defeated the Wesleyans 18 to 16.
The game was a very exciting one, and
bruises and bangs were well uMiibuted,
Wagenhaurst ot the PennsylvanUs was
knocked sensclcst ; Gardner of the Wes
leyans was seriously injured ; Crane of the
Wesleyans was cut about the mouth, and
Manchester of the Weslcvans was so badlv
hurt that he qnit the held
. . . . . .
Another Ibor Organ but lion.
PiTThuyao, Noy. 29. Johh Jarrctt,
Charles Tychman and other prominent la
bor men are preparing to form a gigantic
national labor organization. It is to deal
with political queatlons,but they say it will
be non-partisan. It will not be in oppoti
tlon to the Knights'.
j ; Horrible Murder.
St. Louis,Nov. 29. Details of a horrible
outrage, murder and suicide co.ne from Ne
vada, Mo.,to-dir. The outrage and murder
were committed about eight miles south ot
Nevada' Yesterday Miss Wrsy, accompan
ied by George Corbc, who taught the dis
trict school and boarded with Mrs. Wray,
wc.it to the citv. Corbc returned last nisht
atone, and said the girl had been dragged
from the buggy and murdered by two un
known men. i r-.e body was found tn. a
clump of bushes near the rondide, the
young woman's threat having been cut
from car lo ear. Corbc was placed under
guard nnd during the night committed sui
cide by taking poison, thus escaping lynch
ing. 1 he coroner s inquest developed tne
fad that the girl had been outraged and
then murdered.
Beats Oregon.
Rochester, V, Y., Nov. 29. It was re
ported In this city to night that at a little
hamlet near Oiean, on the line of the Buf
falo, New York & Philadelphia rai!way,up
wards of seventy tramps made their appear
ance at an early hour this morning and be
gan to invade the town and ransack dwel
lings.1 Forty men with shot guns attacked
the loafers, and the tramps soon had the
shotguns. Further assistance was asked
from surrounding towns, No more particu
lars could be learned.
' New Organization.
Indianai'olis.Nov. s8. A meeting was
held to night at the Hendricks Club rooms
by some three score democratic G. A. R,
veterans,at which an organization was per
fected known nsuThe Democratic Soldiers'
and Sailors's Veteran Association of Indl
ana." This organization is the result of
what has been termed a revolt against the
u. a, tt.. 'lhe object ot the new organ!
zation is set forth in the following pream
hie to their constitution and by-laws : The
purpose of this association shall be to in
eulate true principles of patriotism, love of
country and to foster and maintain true
democratic principles in the administration
ot the goyernmenLboth state and national.
and secure a pure, simple and efficient ad
ministration of the same.and to resist with
all our might any and every encroachment
upon the constitutional rights and liberties
ot tne people. -
A School Panic.
. St. Louis, Nov. 28. A panic otiured a
the Blair school to-day,and nothing but the
great presence of mind of the crops of
teachers prevented a great loss of life. The
steam heating apparatus got out of order,
and the rattling in coils, coupled with the
escaping steam, alarmed the children, who,
fearing an explosion, started for the - door,
Miss Bettina Krebs, the teacher In charge
got to the door first and prevented a stam
pede, gcarcely had order been restored,
however.when the noise in the steam pipes'
was repeated with Increpsrd vio lence, and
before Miss Krebs could reach the door the
second time the terror stricken children had
gained the hall. The faithful teacher was
borne to the floor trampled upon, sustai
u I
i
jng serious Injuries. ; ,
IlEAti FJSTATa. BALES.
As recorded In the Recorder's office for
Linn county, Oregon !
T Clark toE E Pennington, 2 lots,
block 31 IPs and A, Albany. ..$ 500
W Klnxcr to Henry Ktnzer, i-u
of 380 acres, 1 1 w J 250
RUcy Curl to J A Winters, 70x76 ft
N Urownsvllle..... 150
II Curl to Viola Tharp, 20x00 ft
N Urownsvllle.... 185
Mary Ucard to Arthur Heard, 5 lot
!"" D"
ohn and J J Heard by IJ S Smith,
Sheriff, to II llryant,320 4 acres
ntarTnugcnt 50
F P DeVaney to r W DcVaney,
lit U acres. 10 w 2
30
20
I
F P UeVaney to Rob't L DcVaney,
1 1 ij acres, 10 w 3..
Daniel Williams to J L Chapman
and I W Drown. 160 acres.10 w 1
David Moih-rn to Z P Thompson,
80 acres, iiw 1....
Coo
1500
F M Smith to Fred Rcrsc.a.q acres
11 w t
J W Watson ct si to Flnlcy McHoc,
5.31 acres, N Urownsvllle
1200
5
Michael f uller to Mary A ixitus,io
rods by to feet, I JnrrUburg..,.
J R Wyatt to Llllle E VVyatt, 330
acres, 15 w 3....
A Savage to Win Weddle, 120 acres
if w 1
H M Donaca to Martha A Donaca, 1
lot In Lebanon
Oregon to II F Ellis, 40 acres, 9 E 2
TIIK SUN aTjOI'T TOWN -
45oo
600
100
50
City elections In Albany are very mild
affairs, and generally good naturcd ones.
Very little mud ts slung and the newspa
pers keep their hands out of the matter,
owing too time Immemorial decree. One
peculiar tlilntr about them Is that you can't
most alwars sometimes tell who will be
elected.
an
According to the almanac winter has be
gun ; butour winter days If set down back
East In the midst of one of Ihelr ravaging
snow storms or blusard would cause a
panic, 't . . v would think there was a fire
raging.
n 3
Mud Is not indigenous to Albany. Every
city In the State Is muddy. Corvallls Is the
muddiest, then Eugene, thtn Salem, then
Roscburg, then Albany, we judge basing
our verdict on the degree of cmphatls our
exchanges a In announcing the fact. The
truth ue we can't help having some mud.
A scraper on First Street '.hough occasion
ally does Improve matters considerably for
several weeks.
DKMOlitATfe I'itiMAUlft.
The democratic primaries were held lat
Friday at the regular places, as follows
First ward. J J Dorr!, chairman -.Oliver
Dunhncll, secretary. Mr M
Sternberg
, ancrT J
was nominated for councilman,
Stltes was recommended for the central
committee.
Second ward.- Julius Gradwohl, chair
man;!; U Kawiings, secretary. .Mr i v
Hurkhart wau nominated for councilman.
For central committee, John Clclan,
Third ward. I K Weathcrford, chair
man: CJ A Archibald, secretary. 1 II
Campbell was nominated tor councilman.
ror central committee, c. J Lanntng.
Itepabliraa Coaveatioa.
The Republican Convention for
the
lust
nomination of city officers was held
Frld ay at the Court 1 louse.
O II Irvine, Chairman.
FM Rcdrtcld and J R Wyal t,Secrctarlcs.
W C Cassell, Chas Montcilh, E F ox
and W II Huston, tellers.
For Marshal I) L Crosscn, A J Hunt,
Geo W Durkhart and Robert Mcllhcny
were nominated.
Dal lots ist, Crotsen, 33 ; Durkhart, 46;
Hunt, 24 ; Mcllhcny, 9. 2nd. Crosen, 35;
Burkhart, 59 ; Hunt, 33; Mcllhenr, 1
3rd. Crosscn, 39 ; Durkhart, 74 ; Hunt,
9 ; Cap Humphrey, 3. Durkhart was de
clared nominated.
For City Treasurer, E I) Cuslck and F
L Kenton were named.
uallot Cuslrk, 67 ; Kenton, Kt ; scat
terlng, 3. Cusick was declared nominated.
The ward nominations were ratified and
the Convention adjourned.
Miles of U. IL
tit & ama a
w AKHINCTO.V, ?ov, 30,-1 nc anual re
port of theintcr state commerce commis
sion is now In type, From it the following
s taken:
r rom the best Information now available.
the railroad tnilenge of the country, on the
join 01 June, 1B3S, is estimated at 152,751
of which 2312 miles has been completed
and brought into operation within the six
months preceulnn that day.
Tht Vote of Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Nov. 30. The official can
vass shows a total vote for president of
354,064 an increase of 34,776 over 18S4.
Harrison s plurality Is 21.271. limine s
plurality In 1S84 was 14,680. Fiske receiv
ed 14,227 votes, a gain of 6621 over 1SS4.
The labar vote was 8552, as against 18,518
in 1&S4.
A Seattle Fire.
Skattlk, Nov. 30. The most extensive
fire Seattle has experienced for two years
broke out at midnight last night in the rear
of the Frucnthal and Pest bui!dlngs,on the
west side of Front street, between Union
and University afreets, nnd in an hour the
whole structure was In ashes. An estimate
of the losses gives the total at $ci.6so,upon
which the insurance was only $i2,ooo.Thc
lowness of the insurance is accounted for
by the high rate in that locality.
DR, BO-NAN-UO
in his new disoovery for Consumption, tne
ceeded in producing a medicine which u ac
knowledged by all to be simply inarvelonr.
It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, per
fectly harmless, and does not sicken. In all
coses of cares of Consumption. Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and
Pains in the Chest, it hss given universal
nstisfaction. Dr liosankn's Cough and Lung
Syrup is sold at 50 cents by Dr Guiss U Son.
Letter List
Following is ths list of letters remaining In tbe Post
Office, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Nov. S9U, 1833.
Parsons calling for those letters must give that date on
which they wars advertised : . .
Brady and KlmsoUo
Berryhill. H J
Cherry, P L
Dyer, Eva
Hoiiuan, K
Miller, Mrs Alllo
Nugent, Wm
Ra'ston, Andrew
Btewart, Mrs A R
Brownlle, JO
t;ohn, J u
. Davis, Elijah "
, Kddy, John
Miller, Mr
MoCiure, J K
Patner, Prior
. Hmlih, Sirs Addlo O
. Himpson, Mrs H -.
Winstou, W C S
ht, Edward
- E. THOMPSON. P. K
Sherman, Mrs L I.
Writ
When Uuby was sick, we gave her Caatorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for Caatorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Caatorla, .
When she had Children, she gave them Caatorla.
Try eo r mince met in glass, i t floe,
Wae& Tno ins,
THURSDAY.
Dales, flgr, et, at Pfeiffsr's.
Frttsh ohitDtit at Frt nit ?UKt't.
Marshal Dumi, of Corvallls ia la the city
Several severe cases of jim jtms have been
reported in the city. ,
Hon F0 Hansard, of Lebanon precinct
was in tho city to-dy,
Chits Melzaar, the rustling real estate man
was in Astoria a day or two ago.
Mr A fi Hiausson, associate editor of the
Oregonian, has been in tbe city to-day.
II lfl Janeway. the Bntcer mail robber has
been brought back to i'ortUnd and will be
tried Uo. 14.
The O H & N is said t.. b building two
new boats for tho Upper 'Willamette trsllio.
Tbe rnoro the bettor.
13 It Skipworth, formerly of this city, his
moyed from Pendleton to Engine where he
has opened a law oflice and rill reside in tbe
future.
We understand M J Montetth has acoepl
e l a position as traveling tourist for a whole
sale honse. Also Mr Paisley, of Cherry
Patkes & Psisley.
8 8 Train, A B Woodio, Tit Kelley atd
Richsid Foxretnrned ijstoigttfrom beyond
ox Valley, where tbey have been building
eottsg-! on their ranches recently taken up.
Polk county has two very bad young men
named At and Willis Jordan. Tbey have
been into any number of sorapes and count
on being arrested every mouth or two. Tbey
have just besn held tn salem lor assaulting
a man with a daugerous weapon.
Three serious railroad eoetdent. two at
least fstl, witbia a week, is a bad record.
All were brekemoo. Men who stand at the
brakos during the rainy, slippery weather ot
winter are entitled to the sympathy of the
pablio. It is a risky life.
FRIDAY.
Tti'ro will be an cclipue of the sun on New
Year's day.
A Portland Cliioaman has just been seat
to tbe insane asylum.
Several weddings in Albany are "approx
imately contingent." The more the better,
Mr M N Keck and family have moved to
l enosylvania, their farmer bom, to reside.
The litthts went out last evening, caused
by tbe breaking of a bolt at tbe esotral sta
tion.
15,000 pounds of turkeys were shipped
from Uaklaod. Ur, during the last week or
two.
Ottlr a small burtion of vaccinations in this
city aie sail to have taken. What is tbe
. . . .... .
nuiltr.
Mr J II Durkhart will leave to-night for
San Jose, Cal., to look after some pioperty
interests he bas there.
Poor Salem, A Stinit. tie bilk, ia in that
city, and talks of opoting a red etttte of
fice there. He was i it 4 iven on: of Mo-
Minnville.
Lik-htuing recently struck a Pine tree on
the farm of w r Sjsoo. of Wobater county.
(if.., and killed twenty bgs that hvl taken
shelter under it.
There was a I.rse gstherius of young peo
ple at Crawford's Thanksgiving bail at tbe
Opera House last evening, and a plosaaot
time is reported.
Theelectrio light statiou presented a coo
fused appearance this morning as a result of
tbe havoe msde by tbe broken belt last night.
Considerable carnage wsa done.
Tbe collection taken up at the M E Church.
yesterday, alter tho Ibanksgivin service a.
amounted f 1 4 . 6. This goes to tbe Ladies
Aid Society, of which Mrs John Althouse is
Treasurer.
Seattle is apparently larger tUan any three
cities on Paget sound. At the last election
there were mora votoe polled at Seattle tbsn
in tbe three cities, Tscoma, Port Towasend
and Olympia.
Geo L Sutherland, of Scio, who went East
recently to study dentistry, bAS returned
acd is being examined for a teacher's cvrtirJ
cat, aud ill pull ideas from young Amci it a
i-arce nusnutita 01 potatoes are Ming
shipped from Albany to Ssn Francisco. Tbe
price here is 20 to 23 cents. 1 here CO to
cents ; but it iakes a boot 40 cents to gettbem
there, there s tbe rub.
There is now a postofUce for every 1000
men, women and child'eo in the United
States. If the expensts of carrying tbe mails
were paid direci from tbe pocket of tbe
people, pro rata, each cttiaen would pay an
average of eighty-live cents a year for having
hi mail csrrie .
Jokes on surplus matters are now very fre
quent. Here is one s "What do you mean
by such conduct, you young rascal," aaid a
stern parent tn Tommy, who had just been
captured in flagrante deUHo at the jam pot.
1'aps, please, sir, sobbed tommy, "1 was
only reducing the surplus.
SATURDAY.
Nioe tramps were lodged in tbe caliboose
last night.
For a few moments lait evening it rained
Rev J W Webb, of Sj'aletn. brs moved to
California to reside.
Western Kaosas is Icing depopulated,
most of the people there coiniog t tbe
coast.
Mr Jason Wtieelcr has moved from bis
farm to his new residence in the Third ward,
where be will reside.
The snow was ten inches deep at Big
Meadows last week. It is now nearly or all
gone. I'ruteville Alrw.
J C Cox, of Eugene lit rental Glass Bros
glass fAotory at Crawfordtville. and will
make that place his borne.
Mr J A Beard hss purchased his partners
interest in the drug store st Libaoon and
will run tbe buMoets alone.
Tbe Bradcn Underwood debate closed at
Silvertott Thursday evening. We are not
informed as to who whipped.
A marriage license was to day issued
J
W Salisbury, aged 46, of Umatilla county,
and Ibel Uwino, ned 19, of Marion coun-
tv.Slem Journal.
A pleasant social parts waa given last
evening at tho residence of Mrs itridgeford.
by tho Vineyard Laborers, of tbo Baptist
cbnrcn.
Waiter Miller, of Ihanon,'who had a can
uf powder explode in his ftce aboat a week
ago, will not loso hit eyesight, aa at first
feared.
Mr John Foster and tister, Miss Florence,
came over the Ciscvla mountains recently
10 a single buggy. 1 bey encountered very
little suow on the summit. I rineville ivetes
Making a specialty of ctndios, nnts, etc..
Francis PfeitTer can do better than anywhere
elso. ltememher this in getting your holidsy
confectionary.
Dandruff ia probalh one of the most dif
ficult diseases of the scalp to cure, but Du-
tard a Specific nover fa:ls to remove it perm
aoently. Soreness after shaving is instant
ly relieved by its use.
How is your appetite ? Are you nervous
or irritable T Are you subject to billiousness ?
Dr llonley s Dandelion Tonio works wonders.
It mtke8 the weak and sickly strong, builds
up thi whole system and puts uew life and
engery in you. :
For weak and delicate women nothing
bauds up tho entire system more thoroughly
and effectually than Oregon Kidney Tea. It
is especially adapted to diseases peculiar to
the sex, is pleasant to take and in every in
ataoco proves of great value. Oregon Kid
ney Tea is composed of herbs found in Ore
gon, is put op in nei1, tin boxes, aud can be
prepared fresh by simply steeping in hot wa
ter. It contains no mineral substance what
ever, is pleasant to take and neyer fails to
cure kidney or urinary troubles.
Flighland, Clackamas connty,0r.,March 20.
I have suffered with a disease of the kid
neys for 6 or 7 years and for the last two
months have been laid up with a pain-in my
baek. A friend sent me a sample of the Ore
gon Kidney Tea, and having used it one
week I can do a good day's work. I have
derived more benefit (rom it than from all the
medicines I have ever taken.
r J. Q. Nkwbill.
CURB FOR. SICK IIEADACIIE.
Do yoa want a remedy for B'Houmess, Pimples on
the face, and a sure cure tor sick heaaacne, ant ur,
Oil'., and Son, th Druggists, for Dr.Get.ni's Live
Pills, try a dose, samples free full box 25 eent,
If you want a clean and fine smoke ssk for
J. Joseph's home msde white labor cigars.
For sale by most oigar dealers and at
Joseph's factory. " "
; for Infants ond Children
' 'Caatorla Is so well adapted to children that I Casterl etrrea Colle, ConfMpaUon,
I recommend It a miperior to any prescription I g?ur gtomach, jMarrhrea, i-r.'"".
1U Bo, Oxford St, Brooklyn, V . T.
sTharck ttlreetory.
U. P.Cucrch. Prcachingevery Sabbath.
morning anL evening by Bev. f G. Ir
vine, V. V. Sabbath School at 2:30 r. U
Prayer meeting every Wednessday evening.
Evaxoei.ical CaoucH. Proachbg on S&b.
Vath at 11.00 a. !., and 7 v. st. Sabbath
School 10:00. Prayer mooting every Wed
nesday evening 70, llcv. 1'uher, pastor.
All are Invited,
M. K. CiiCRCH.SooTii. PreacLing every
Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7
o'clock P. t. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock
M. Prayer meeting Wedaesda'i evening's
at 7 o'clock. IlfeV, V. II. Comaon, Pastor.
hi. E. Chckoii. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service in
the event ag before sermon. Sabbath School
at 2.30 p if. Prayer meeting every Tbure-
day e rerun j. use. It. r. Webb, pastor.
PaassTTKRiAsr Circiu.ii. S-vic ever
Sabbath morning and evening in Churo
cor. firoatlalbin and Fifth St. Sunday Schoo
immediately after tbe morning service
rray er meeting every Wednesday evtning
Rev E It Pricbard, pastor.
Fiiurr BAfTifTCuoia.-u. Preaching every
Sabbath morning and eve'g,at Church on 6tb
Street. Sabbath School immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting eyee-
Tbursdy evening at .70 o'clock, llev.
Trumbell, pastor.
Catholic Cuvucu. Service every Son-
day at 10:30 a. at. and 7 r. u. Lest Sunday
of tbe month service at Eugene City. Uev.
Ioun Metayer, llector.
GtuuAS. At Collece chapel, 2 p.m. J
B. Braun. Pastor.
C. J, DILLON & CO.,
DEALERS IS
LUMBER, FLOORIKC, BUSTIC, ETC.
General JoIj Work, Dressing ana
Sawing Lumber. Repairing,
Etc,, Etc.
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE.
Special advantage to purchasers of
rustic flooring:,
Factor stt tout of Lyon Street.
New and Second Hand Store
Owlng.to tne incrravod demands of, oar
busines we bave been compelled to move
Into a larger store and wo can now be
found next door to H. E. Young, when
we will be pleased to soo onr patrons. If I
youceeiaoy atovea, furniture, tinware,
crockery, clocks, carpets, pictures, fruit
lara, titnks, baolcs, roller skates, vaddlet,
saws, planes, etc and a thousand dif
ferent ind oi a tides you can not do
better bis 1 1 f Fraud ijo than yoa
can dc -a lib u oa a purchase or exchang
L. GOTTLIEB
123 First Street, Albany, Or.
Notice for Publication,
. Land Office at Oregon City. Or.,
October 13th, 18SS. J
Notice la hereby Riven that the follow
Ing named eouler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support
of hi c!itu, and that said proof will be
made beroro the Judge, or in ms a use nee
before the County Clerk of Liun county,
at Albany, Oregon, on
H.aday. Pee. I'lfe, IS,
via: Leonard Kdaar, Hometoad Entry
No. 4193 for the S M of S E and Ixta 1
and 2. of Siw. 4, 1 p. 10, S li 1 E. He
natnes tbe followlnK witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and culti
vation of. aald land, vis: A J. tShelton,
John Bryant, C. W. Richardson and John
Ul.yeu, all of Jordan, L.mn county, or,
W, T. BU!KY,
Register,
r n I
A Pleasing Sense of Health
and Strength Renewed, and
of Ease and Comfort
Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as ii
acts gently on tho
Kidneys, Liver 0 Bowels
Effectually Cleansing the System when
Cot tive or Bilious, Dispelling
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and pennanenlly curing
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION"
without weakening or irritating the or
gans on which it acts.
For Sale In BOe and Sl.OO Bottles by
all Leading Druggists.
' VAXVrACTCACD Offlt ST THS
CALirOEHIA HQ STEUP CO.
Sag FUAKCISCO, CAh,
toinsvnJi, Kt., Ksw York. N. Y.
ALBANY CQLLHPJATB IHSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON.'
1888,1889.
First Terns Opens September 11th, 1X88.
A full corps of instructors, -
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AMD NORMAL
CLASSES.
gCouraes of study arranged to meet tbr
need or ail grades or students,
. Special inducements offered to students
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from 5,60 to $12,59.
Board in private faiullles at low rates.
Rooms lor self-boarding at small expense
A careful supervision exercised over stu
dents away from home. Fall term open
September 7th. For circulars and fill
1 t.v JmL
f s r .-.
particulars address the President.
. " REV, E1BEST H. COSH IT.
I Without lnjurioua medlcatioo.
The CorrAva CovrAKV, 77 Murray Street, K. Y.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC LULLS.
All kinds cf rough, dressed
and eas lamber,lathfcAA
pickets kept constantly cn
hand- Bills sawed to order cn
shortest notice Use only be st
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
I. 0. POWELL. sr. It. UlLTlO
POWELL & BILYETJ,
wTTOItNEYSw AT JLAW,
And Solicitors in Cbanery
ALIIANY. - - ORlOOl,
Collections promptly made on all points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable term.
flrOfflco In Porter's BrickVa
14nl9tf.
T. J. STITES.
ATTOllNEY AT LAW
-AND ?
Notary Public
ALBANY, OEGON.
ft
J. WHITNEY.
itlcirey And Connsellcp It Lat
Notarw Pablic.
ALBA!.?, OREGON,
Will pr&a!oo 13 nil of tbo Conrt
.bis State. All baainesa Intrusted to him
srill be promptly attended to.
OF PURE COD UVEB OIL
akp HYPOPHOSPHITE3
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
to disgwl Stuat it esvts be taJiea,
diaied, aad aaataaltaaca try aaaas
aaatUva atonaacls svtun tla plMim U
ran not bm to!armtd and by sit es4ss
biBotloa of the ell wltb tha by pop He,
pblte U nsteat severe efueavctosta.
Eomraaale as a -fiesa prtdater.
pemas gala rapidly waSe taUBg tt
SCOTT'S EMULSION ia acknowledged by
physicians to be the Finest and Best prepay
a? 1 a.1 1 J A IV. at J
I ration in the world for tho relief and cure of
CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA.
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING
DISEASES. EMACIATION.
COLDS nnd CHRONIC COUGHS. .
Tht ore of rtmedy for CoruvmpVan, ond
Wasting li Children. Soil by all Druggists.
D, R. U BLACKBURN.
Attorney at Law
Office, Odd FellowVTcmple,
ALBANY," - - - ORECOH.
Hotica of Appointment of Admin-
- istrator,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been by the County Court for Liun conn
ty, Oregnu, duly appointed and qualified as
Antcinistraior ox tne eatata ot r. iv. vjaioc.
deceased, late of Linn county, Oregon. All
pert ons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to preseat tbem to tie un
dersigned at Scio, Oregon, within six tnontba
from thir date, properly verified as required
by law.
This tbe 19;h day of .November, ISS3.
J. H. Pef.ry,
J. K Wratherfoed, Adruiuisirator.
Attorney fur Adtnieifrtrstor.
H. F. MERRILL,
ALBAHY, - - - ORECON.
Sell excituz:
oa Nr York, Saa Francisco and
Portland.
Day nllo S'.t'e, etu-tty and c'ty warrants Re-
ofive djpoiiu sabje.t tj chock. Interest allowed on
time deposits. .
QCoilectiont will recoive promt attention.
Correspnndenc. solldteJ.
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Lino 'unty Dank,
COWAN. RALSTON & CO.,
tttccesaors to Cowan A Cusick.)
ALBANY - - OREGON.
TRAX8ACT3 a general banking business.
DlVWitJ It oavrrSot Sjw T,wk Fran
huoanl Portland, Oregon
LOAN MOnE Yon approyod security. ,
RECKlVKdoiWilti suhjoo to chck,
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jj:iUjn.
Palace Meat Market.
J. Y. PIPE, PE0PU1ET0L
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY. C3.
Will keep constantly on band beaf,
mutton, pork, veal, saut-age, eto tbe best
meats and largest variety in the city.
Cash paid for all kindof fat stock.
Jiia Wcstfall,"
CHWESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kinds on
band, Also full line of
OKESOH PAGIFI3 CONTRA OTOE,
for this section.
Laborers furnished on short notice fo
any purpose.
Opposite S E Your g's, Albany,
BIi: 6 baselven univer
sal aatlstactioB in the
cm s of Gonorrhoea and
Gli t. I prescribe Hand
feel sale la recouunesd
ius it to all sufferers.
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