The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, February 15, 1889, Image 4

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Houtliarn Paciasj Coapwj's Line.
THE MOUNT SH.VSTA ROUTE.
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PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars
far Aa a ! SMI I"""
gars, atleefceaUe Ktreaa Trala.
- 1 t . . . ..k.nkinullill M, .lH all th
rulTlrWn. en tht CaeS S.J Dttelo tram h of
r street, -rwauu.
Wee eWvlslea.
UtWIII rTtlS AS CtVALU
Mali. tbai Salt f (Kaiept aunday.)
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nnw w aw 4n. (Kaejpt Sunday.
4:W r a I L PortlAud Ar 00 4 a
too , a Ar MeMianelll -V I
Through. TioUotH
T all potuU
BOTTTH EAST
VIA CALIFORNIA.
f all hdoranUMt reerJInf rales, ms..,
T1IE YAQUINA UOUTE.
Orajon Pacific Railroad,
-or Development Company' Steam
ahlp Uo.
25 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other rout.
Flrst-claa through passenger and
freight line frooi Portland and all palnta
So the Wlllemeua Valley to and from Kan
Fraaeiaco, van.
Wfllaastta BIybp Lina of StBimers.
.... tj itt . t itm ti Tha N. S. Bent-
' a "The 'hiew Slaters "are to earTtur
for Uh paaBengar aod freight tralilo be-
mediate) point, leaving Oompany'r hrr,
Oorvallia, and Mmm. Huiman U i
wharf. Noa. 200 and 204 Front 8t., Poit-
4U12 .arv hum
sokiru boLNt.
4,.. i f - A.a.-r. a. '
Aa a A, Mt, Amnr-"i 'i
fAAfclc. fJ"i ii auofi Al a, m
iffin A IWTAilUAt AJ p. as
trlin tralna of th Oregon fa:lao rUtlroad
TIM -.'aUuK. (we uoUyA)
t i ik.rf I'ftl m f mm Vini n& B:1S A.B
1MB W Aivw;, - I
Un Ur'llit, :J r. a. ILmta CoryAllw.ltMA A..
n .tit.trAlaimaatA at AlbAav and
Oor aJ lis. Tne above train oouueclat
VAqaiai wilh th Otofta Uaveiopmtni
Yaqulua an I tta rrn:i-x-. .
r rAciAJ-i.
WiilaLLA Tailor. ThurA Ds. :! Wd. Uec lii
ilItaMUA Vlly, Ma. ljo.m:i Hx !. tttli
XUUomUa VAUay, sua. uaj. ana.
The Gnipaay '..rre he rUht to
onaoi?e eAiuug uakm wtiaoui. um.ii.-v.
N. a. FAtieni'ara fr..n Pjr.Unu and
VllUtnaue Va ley point' cm mike nloM
eonnecU.n with the trAia of the Yaquina
roata at Atbtny or CorrallU. aud lt uei
Uoi toim Ff4ti Jii uild Arra?a to
Arrive at YAquiu t eveiitu tHr.r. tuu
Of aallio.
'iHMtiir aa4 P.elat BaU alwaya i
UwtU.
rorioluriatUi AyloO t '.urt, Fraurht an4
rtekat Aaol. Altaic, HCIl it , Q. V.
h t. A Oro 0aUpot C., H'mljmrnry
ii..i. r. nip .mv
roi Io K a J-. C.irrtllii
0, K. I aim Sho
House and Carriage; Painters.
. Decorators and Paper Hangers'.
Piano Varnishing.
. Al! w rk giuranteeJ.
VASSALLO & niOMPSOS.
(S'lec-saori to Ht-nry Keeeeaa.)
0. R. fl. BLACitBURrJ,
Abtoraoy at Law
!,; 1 1 F-dl-iV, :Vnple,
VLBAHf, - - - OHECQN.
D3.CVATS9?Jf.1AST0!l
PhysicU i ail Sirjeon.
fl,' iipp xit the ra:n frn'
"Jim WcslliiH,"
CHINESE MKHCHANT.
Full line of Ct,li't e jfo da of all kinds on
hand. Alvrt full l!ne of
OUKIUH PaCIFiC tOJiTBiC103,
lor ihl aet-tion.
Iaborers fiirniHhed on abort notlr-o fo
any parpoae.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
TCMMEN AND FARMERS
A T)
t iiereby tfriirv i Dr. 1. K. Woodla
hat iit'.e4f ilir m' ri'.l on my ridtrling
horse, HA0 IlAYi.
For furthair r.f-r-ti- n rMifr l o rldtf-
tr-n, lbitnon : John Hardman, Alfred
Wolvwrton. Aliianv ; Sra Hninfa, Hclo,
Wm Ko-H-r, Prin.vbl f pra-tiiM veter
inary me licin in Albt'iv mi I e nntry
anrronndintr. lf'i-e and reldi.nce corner
Ot.h and W,l,lncton Sts.
. I. N WOOl'LF,
Vatfi'r.ary Surgeon.
Of.. W H. DAVJ3,
Piiyaicia and Surgacn.
ar fflki 110 Hf'r In "'IrAhan'a Block.
May to found at hlx oiGoa day an I ulgbt.
N DH.sJ.Le HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offloo oor, Firat and Ferry Streets,
ALBANY- OREGON.
Absolutely Pure.
Thle powcUr nover varies. A marve
of mm v. BlrnirUl and wholenoumnwa.
More economical iimu me ornmary amui
and raunot be eald in couapotiuon witu
multitude of low tett. holt wniRht alum
or p'tinphte powder. Hold only In can
novel iiKinn i-owucr v-o, no wan m.
N, Y. 1, W. Chowlkt A Co.. Apwiitw.
l'ortiami, ircn'n
The BUYERS' OXJIDE la
iauod Idarch and Bopt.,
each year. It 1 an cucy.
olopedia of nRoful iufor.
matlon fo nil who pur.
chaae the luzuriea or tho
neoeaattiea of life. Wo
ean clothe you and lurniAh you with
all tho neoeasory and unnoooawary
appliances to ride, walk, danco, rloop,
eat, flah. hunt, work, go to church,
or atay at homo, and in various cisea,
atyloa and Quantltioa. Junt flsuro out
what 1 required to do all tho.o thines
C0IRF0RT1BLT. and yon ean mako a fAir
xtintAte of the value of the BU YEitU'
OUIDB. whloh will be aent upon
receipt of 10 eenta to pay poatnRe,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
XU-114. Michigan Avonue, Cbioago, 111.
PIANOS.
ThoAe wUhln a flrtela Instrument
should call at Mr, B. E, Hymau'a and
ace one of those Ce'.eorated lleiume A
Lonir plaoooa. excei.ent rich tone. K
Deelaliv made and adai ed to eUud ttie
rtlimate on the laelflo Coaat, Every piano
fully guaiantoad for 5 year. "I lie uiei
abeot-tuniito for aalo, Mulo and palutlna
leaaoaa given there. Alao t'ie placo to gn
voor new SewiaK Machine. Fancy work
and drees makius dona to order. Fl:at
door east of Young's old eland, Albany
Oregon-
PATENTS
huioed, And all otbar baslnaa in the U.
eioo att.nleUvd W tor iKlvrm.a leaa.
S. PaIcb
Our vlh-a la iiioail the t'. 8. I'sUnt OlBc. and
va can oluln i'.iaula teas Urn thsu Ihuae retnuta
runi WMhuifftua.
I"nd nolle ordrln. We A.'- to ratont
shilitT free ol charge ;aul tciuh. o cltu' unlmn
Sfeobuun pAtenb
We retrr here, U the FmUusator, tlie Hii(. vt
Mnitcy Onler liv. Audio oiIIUaJs ottlist'. K I'lUnl
Otlloe. r'orclnular, alvir, tencs, anl a!-rmcee
osctaaj clients la yuuruvn UUl nrouunty, sdilnaa
C. A. SXOW tl CO.,
Ot'poeite rstent OlCoe, Wh'.uton. l .
CCrrra
6,000,000 ' U!lu ,hL?
of tM lArgaat
Ferris Seeds
fjr-. i. m fffhv a rn em
'VxLLu'jt it ittdunz.i
,a .: r. .-
. -" fiuJm, W ' fsmrr H4a
la exlfkucs. 1 tMi ,1 AWra
O.U.FERR7 & CO., Detroit, ta'eh.
SAM MAY. S. fctNDERS
MAY k SENDERS.
Dealers in General Ibfcnanaiss.
HARRISBURC - - - - OHECOH
Will bay drain, lTool and all kinds
Procccc
The treatment of many thousands of ciu
ot tnoa. enronio weakneasee and- Ulstrcaslrur
- allmenta peculiar to females, at the lnvalidr
: Hotel and HurlcaJ Institute, Buffalo, N. Y
! baa afford od a vant experience In uicoly adapt
ing and thoroughly testing re rn edit for the
cure of woman's p-'oullar uialn'lk-a.
Ir. IMere.'e Aarorlle freacrlptfon
1 the outgrowth, or reoult, of tbla great and
. valuable experience. Thousand of tcstlnio
BlaJa. received from patlt-nU and from physl
1 ciana who have tted It la the more BKra-
-1 . i. , ..1. 1 . .., M
vated and obetinate caaea which had LiiiHcd
their skill, prove it to be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure of
eufferlna; women, lt ia not tecum mended as a
"cure-ad," but a a most perfect bpc-ciilo for
woman's peculiar allmenta.
Am m powerfal. Invlaroratlns; fonle.
tt Imparte atrenirtn to the wholo eystem,
and to the womb and lie appendujfe. In
particular. For overworked, 'worn-out,"
"run-down," debilitated teacher, milliners,
dreasmaker. svamatreasc, "shop-Kirls," bou&o.
keepera. nurainr mothers, and feeble women
eneraily. Dr. PWeo' lavorite Preacripllon
Is the irreateat earthly boon, being- unejual-d
a ao appetizing cordial and restorative tonic
As av aootulua- and atrengtbeniiiar
nervine. "Favorite PreacTiiitiou " ia u-io.
aualed and I invaluable in alutylns; and ub-uiDg-
nerrou excitability, irriubllity, ex
bauatlon, prostration, hysteria, simsnn and
other distressing, nervous eymptom com
monly attendant upon functional and orjranlo
diseaae of the womb. It Induce refreshing
sleep and relieve mental anxiety and de
spondency. . Dr. Vleree'a ravorlte Preeerlptlon
la a legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded by an experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted to woman' delicate
organization. It ia purely vegetable in it
composition and perfectly harmleo la It
effect In any condition of the system. For
moraine; sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arisina-, weak atomach. Indigestion, dys
pepsia and kindred symptoms, it use. In (mall
dosea, will prove very beneficial.
Mtavorlte Prescription' lea posi
tive core for tha most complicated and ob
stinate case of leucorrbea, excessive flowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or fallinr of the womb, weak back,
"female weakness," antoveiuion, retroversion,
bee. ring-down sensations, chronio congestion,
inflammation and ulceration of the womb, In
flammation, pain and tenderness In ovaries,
accompanied with internal heat."
.As a regulator and promoter of tunc-
tlonal action, at that crltlcul period of Chans.
from girlhood to womanhood. " 1'avnrlta Pr.
lie f
.1 aire
aenpuoa a periectiy saro remedial
font.
and can vroduce only
pood results. It J
equally emeaolous and valuable in its tlfnrt.
when taken for those disorders and derange
ment incident to that litter and most critical
period, known as "The Change of Life."
"favorite Preeerlptlon," when taken
in connection with the use of Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxative
dose of Dr. Pierce' Purgntlve Pellet (Little
Liver Mia), cure Liver, Kidney and Bladder
diseases. Thoir combined use also removes
blood taints, and abolUbes cancerous and
Scrofulous humors from the system.
"Favorite Prescription" is the only
medicine for women, sold by dnifirglgtj!, under
at positive guarantee, from the manu
facturers, that It wiil givo satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. Thl guaran
tee has been printed on tho bottle-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Larara bottlra nm druuwii ai.m. .1
bottle, for 5.0d. ' '
For large, illustrated Treatise on Disease of
lmgea, papor-coverea;, aend ten
cent la stamps. Address,
tW Dispsssary Medical Association,
603 Plain St, BCXFAXO, N..
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IlC DciUOtt'flt.
fEI0UL piPEE.
TKSlfKKANCR t'OI.DMN.
r.dtlr.1 by Allimy W. 0 T. U
It let to be hoped Hint the clii lmlan of
iMbany w ill join heartily In the crvlce
conducted bv Ma, Hilton. Let u come
together with one accord, asking an out-
iiouilni; of 'ho xnlrlt upon our people, and
an awakening upon the (uhject of morality
and temperance. That drunkcnnc and
llcculloiinicn I increasing In Albany can
not be doubted. Our population U Increii-
ng rapklly, and we have In the increase a
clau very little known In our city hereto
fore . The Influence of thU clai U demor.
Bluing in the extreme, ard it now become
the duty cfevcrv nence-lovlna. law and
order chUen to tet hU face oulnt thU
IawIone. Albany ha heretofore eniov
ed the enviable reputation of being one of
the most moral towns In the Mate. Let
there be no retro'radln, but on advance
In thU matter.
Old 'Stormy" Joidan, of Ottumawa, la.,
haa at last given up hU fight agalnvt the
prohibitory laws, nya the Chicago Tubmtt,
and hU famous saloon under- the Union
Depot w 111 be closed. 'Stormy" has sign
ed nn agreement never again to ue or to
sell Intoxicating liquor In Iowa. He will
shake the dust of the llawkeyo State from
his feet and seek other field for hi pecti
liar talent. For over a quarter of a ccn
turv he has been engaged In the saloon
Dullness In Uttumwa. A score of years
ago he opened hi "RoaJ to Hell" under
the Union Depot. Travelers who had oc
cation to top at Ottumwa have been con
slderably atcMrhmcd ti ee oyer the stair
way lending down Into die basement In big
letters a hand pointing the wsy a sign
semctlng like the following :
! tf KOAIl TO IIKLI.. :
It was the guldcboard to "Stormy Jor
dan s place of business. But now he has
had to give un the fight He has battled
against prohibition tooth and null. Fines
ar.d lull sentences have not dismayed him
until of late. Governor Iirrabee haa suc
cessfully negotiated with the stubborn old
saloon-keeper and he ha signed the pledge
outlined above, and Iowa will lose one of
her mot unique character.
A bill to submit a i'rohlbhory AmenJ.
mcnl to tlie vole of the people of Nebraska
passed the Senate by a vole of 21 to 11.
11 me bill passes tho Mouse, the Amend
ment wl.l be put to a vote la November.
P TRADE
MARK
Acute Torture Cured.
T DOCTORS.
"Taa la Tark Kara
lag JaanAl" asys: "Hn.
F. O. XaUac. SS gas
ttk atretS, lay Sir savaa
asys la aaan'tlaai. SSe
eatplaraa the beet BaAl
(Al skill, bet aw esae
1 BOTTLE.
"ar SaaU vashMhe
Sar At say lla. grary
Uhtg iadarsad by Oa
ksAlag aksrsisalsts
was aria, aaUl her esae
wsa givea st a aisilua.
At Saat, raaais e( the
aaslufsl esras eralta
to the ass ef the eela-
era. Oae ekytlclAa after
Aaetksr sa tscsc sa
aiacaArga. aatU sevea
US-nut 4aeter Bad
trie to ewe ar fcalp her
aad Called. She saast
Smt wtahA At A asllh
tin, bat bar esse re
aulaa A BreMaa which
easia aet be aalre. Bar
baSy was la A ralysed
brstad 1 3saea OU.
Settle aa a last base.
hAbefaa to Issareee
area the tUee the Ores
ApeUaAUea was ajeSe.
By the eaatlaae ase af
thU Srest KaaMSy, htrs.
XU( has CMsyleUly
ITS CUES AM WITHOtrr BCLAMS; WTTIOUT
gXToaa or ram.
Sold bit DrwrjMt and Ifw'rrt F.nruuhert.
THE CHARLES A. VOCE LEI CO.. Bamawr.Ma.
Administrator's Nrtice.
Notice ia hereby given that the indersign
ed has this day Iteeii duly apei-teiil Ad
miniatrator f the estate tf John fi. Witiiama,
di-cased, by tha Cnno'-v Coeft f Liou e.ao-
ty, Oregon. All pora-aa having rlaims aginac
said csIaU are hereby muitieil t preeeor.
th'rm properly ventied, la tn- Administrator
at Aiosoy, vr.'on, wi'Jiiii ais moii'ns frnm
hie dale. .
T .is the 15.li day 0'. January, IS.H9.
It. K. Willi a sw.
J K. VgATiiERyohO Administrator.
Alt'y fur Adm'r.
'-
v7he I aay Cttks I do not mean merely to
stop them for a time, and tiien have them re
turn again. 1 MBAM A KAD1CA1, CL'IUL
- l,feare made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY ov
TALLJUQ SICKNESS,
A llfe-lona; study. I wARRAirr my remedy to
Curs the worst cases. Itecauae other hav
failed is no reason for not now receiving acure. '
bend at once for a treatise and a Fas bottlst
of my Invaixibls) Hbmkdt. Give Kxprese
and Post onice. It costs yon nothing for s
trial, and lt wul cure you. Address
H.C.ROOT.M.C lUPEAatSrRCWYoiC
3
mm bojccs.
TJ-IaO-RISX,----
A'.JUI OR:
Hoses a SrcciAtTr.
'
( n tery lota Ranted end attended
Estray, Notice,
Tk it up by the undersigned j One
tart iirl i.llH aUMr.thre) year oM, maika
e l w i ll an nndr ha'f crop In oiMiur ear.
No irind ShUI !eor came to my larm
ihrMjHiileMS W. of Irownivdlo n tha
3 iili -Uy of"U.o I8SS.
ItOBr. C. II tern KL.
Iirowtisviiie, )r.
WILL BROS,
I), ,'-rSri ttit'inl i",m,1 uprovml pjanos
Orii; , Hin MhlnM, Oun. Also
a fun lin 1 of wvrvite I lUz'ira, Butoher
an! riwwt K'nlvn. Tin beit kind of
mwlo niidiiot oil, n3edles and extras,
for ail mwiiines. Ail. .v; vring . neatly
an.l r,ifotiably dona.
J . K. WEATHERF0RD,
(NOTABY PUBLIC,) " ;
iTTOHNEY. AT LAW,
. ALII ANY, OUEGOX.
Ttril.L FltACTfCE IN ALL THE COURTS OF 1W
V f biate. ypeoial attention given to oollectiun1
Children Cry for;
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Bravo Man. (t.
Madrid, Feb. 8. A fire occurred last
night in the military hospital. The 430
patients In the building became panic
stricken. Many were unable to help them
selves, and the nurse and doctors devottd
themselves to the task of removing them
from the burnlne structure. '1 he govern
or of Madrid hurried to the scene.and car
ried several men suffering from contagious
diseases to the barrack. One wing of the
hospital was destroyed. No deaths occur-
ed.
Terrible Tragedy.
OLYMPiA.W. T., Feb. 8.A terrible trage.
dy took place yesterday at Shelton, Mason
county, by which three persons tost their lives,
1 I ... - .1. ...ft! ..! ... !..!. T .
nu prouauiy a luunn win uie io-iuiu, 11 mm.
that Joseph ISonleaux, who only la'ciy arnveu
in this territory from Canada, tocethcr with
his wife and two children, were poisoned ly
eating California cahhace for their dinner. Dor
deaux and the two children are dead. and anoth
er child will urobablv die to-nlirht. and Mrs,
llordcaux only saved rmr life by drinking freely
01 branny, which caused vomiting, une cnuu
who did nut partake of the vegetable, was saved
A Ulrb Strike.
(Jold llii.l.,leb. 8 Enoch Kotanand lack
Morns, prospectors, struck a rick quartz vein
three feet in width, in the old 1 Hack well min
ing district yesterday, from which they extract
ed sixty-cieht ounces of cold in a few minutes,
At a dentil of nine feet the cold 1 in leal, like
letter paper, and is in layers in the seam of the
quart., and is believed to be permanent
A Kidnapped Child.
Ciiicaco, Feb. 8. Little 6 year old Annie
Redmond, who was kidnapped nearly a year ago,
and for whom a search was made nearly paral
leliug that of the lost Charlie Koxx, was return
ed to her home this evening, by singular c'-iance
The strangest feature of the case is that the
child has never been outside of the cityi was at
one time, sines thekidnapplng,a subject of court
proceedings, and lor two months pat has ieen
u a puuuc institution.
tiulrkrwtTripOa llarord.
San FKANC!sco,Fcb. 8. The brlgConsuclo
which arrived here to-di y from Kahului, I fa
waiian Ulands, made the quickest trip on re
cord. Mie kit here January 8 anil arrived here
to-day, making the round trip in just a month
Dueling In Pari,
I'AkH, Kcl. 8.
,ngry at the personal and
sarcastic article in the OUJliu, the poctCatule
challenged the writer, I IUanche, The two
fought with sword,and le Ulanche wis wound
ed twice on the upper lip.
No Cat bate.
Helena, Mont,, Feb. 8. The three or four
hundred Montanian who comlemptate going to
Washington to witness the inauguration ol
President elect Harrison are- astonttlicd over
the announcement that the railroads will not
sell cut rate tickets for this occasion.
A Chlaeae Fight.
Helena, M. T., Feb. 8. At lliUUpahurg
last night George Opp, a deputy sheriff, accotn-
panie-i by F. K. Fredgill, rallied the store of
Ilim Ijk, a Chinamen, in search of opium
fiends. The store wss first entered by Fredgill
with a drawn putol, arousing the Chinese to
anger. o warrant having been Issued, I Hey
reauted Fredgill with knives. I le otened foe
on them, when Opp entered and fired into the
crowd. Tom To was shut in the head and died
instantly, Him Lee in the thigh, and All I-ce
in the right leg,
Mrs. Mir rid a.
asiiisoton, rcb. 7. -ihe senate torn-
nattee on military affairs lo-ilay ordeted a favor
able rqwrt ujon the projMMiiiun to present Mr
Irene Kucker Slictidan with f 50,0110 in token
of the country's appreciation of the service rcn
dcred -y her husljand, Ocneral 13ul II. .Shen-
dan. 1 his 1 to lie urged in lieu ol a pensmn.
A Hlx Uegalta.
Victoria,1J. C, Feb. 7. Mayor Grant tdc
graphed Oarsman 1 lamm at Oakland this after
nuuo that irtutia 1 prepared to complete ar
rangements for bringing O'Connor, Gsudaur,
I-er, Peterson and I lamm to Victoria to take
part in a reg&tta May zaih. It t fully expected
that 1 unian wiu also be present.
Ita re Thlaga llere
Walla Walla, W. T., Feb. 7. last Ll
Charley Tieman, of Lewiston, was bitten by
dog while on "Craig' mountain, and was ill
short time afterward. Saturday hyprophobia
devcktjie-i, ana be died in awiui agony.
Wonld Cover Una Co.
San Vmx, Feb. 7. A firat mortgage tiy
$5,150,000 was filed hereto-day by represents
live of the Mercantile Trust Company of New
York on the rights, franchise and proiierty of
the San Diego, Cucamrmga & Eastern Railway
Company, lt provides that bonds shall be
issued in denominations of f 500 and Slooocach,
interest at b per cent payable semi-annually,
tailed Bark.
Washington, Feb. 7. Harold M. ScwaU
consul general to the Samoan Islands, has re
ceived a notification from the state department
that has resignation would lie acceptable, on
the ground that his views were not in harmony
wun tnoseol the administration.
A Prominent Man
W alla Walla, Feb. 7. This afternoon.
about 1:30, Hon. I'hilip kits died at hi liome
south of this city. For about ten days he ha
lain in a comatose condition, the direct result of
an attack of paralysis on the right side, which
was s-irperaeded by acute heart trouble of some
six mnths duration. He died surrounded by
hi I imily and tntimate ricnds.tcemingly con
scioas, yet unable to makes sign.
A BlzSnlt.
Tacoma, Feb. 6, Suit has been lgun by
W. 11. Wilton, at administrator of the cvnte
William It. Vilton, deceased, og.iinst K. R
Rogers and the executors of the Ir.te Willian
McCaw, fr 160 acres of land in Tacoma. Wil
ion, says ne u a son 01 v. ii. wnton, by nn
Indian woman, to whom the latter was legally
married, ond that the land is community pro
peny, to whicn he ti entitled as heir at ia
Rogers & McCalie held tiossessina under
sheriffs deed, obtained in a suit for foreclosure
of a mortgage, and had sold a smalt part before
suit was commenced. Alter suit was commen
ced the money paid, amounting to over S4000,
had to be refunded to the purchaser, Defend
ants claim perfect title, and say they will fight
th? case to the bitter end, -a the property
worth over 8250,000.
Woald Like One.
San Francisco, Feb. 6. A unique annual
pass has been received by General Agent Rank
of the local office of the Denver & Rio Grande,
1 he pass was issued by the Silverton Railroad
Company, of Colorado, and is of solid silver,
taken irom tne mines 01 the railroad. In one
corner is engraved a representation of o railroad
track with trains upon it, while the lettering,
together with Rank's name, is handsomely
chased. -
' An tcarthis:ike.
San Bernardino, Feb. 6. A severe earth
quake schock occurred to-night at 9:20, the vir-
brations being from north to south. Brick
mocks rocked perceptibly, but no damage was
done.
FOIt PILES.
Horatio' 1'ilet ae ki v 1 b uiiU'.j-j llkj v
iou produeinr ayery dli igreoahle itching after .
ing warm. This tjt t si well as Blind, lileed'.Pg ' '
nrolroulng Flle , Aid At onoe to the application
Dr. ll.wAiikos Hi rernwiy, w.iloh sate directly
the psta ,tted. Absorbing the tunun, allaying
intense ite ting end effecting a permsiiet eitre
eents. Attdres The Dr Uoauiks V"4xlne Co., f
O. bold by Or, Cntss and Hon.
A Pleaaine Sense ' '
Of health and strength renewed and of eaae
and comlwt follows the me of Syrup of Figs,
as it acts in Harmony with nature to tUee-
tually clH,rjsu the system when costive 0
teliou. For sale in fiOe, and tl bottle
by
all lesdiug drucgUt. :,. . ' . ..
SPien Baby waa sick, we gave her Castoria,
TS"hen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, ' ,
'XTken she became Miss, she clung to Castorta,
"Slten she had Children, ahe gave them Castoria. '
i Pitcher's Castoria.
COUNTY COUItT TKOCEEDINGS.
I
R.
ti. Illackldirn. Juilara It. W. Cnn,rsndO.
, W. l'UUliiw, Uuiamlsslunnrs,) ,
: The reports of the following roaJ Super.
visors were approved and claims allowed 1
ohn Sommcrvlllr, No 43... .,....,$ 6.00
O Powell, No 18 as 00
E U Spink, No 44 10.00
The following SupervNors resigned and
resignations accepted 1
It Ittfthop Dist 4 J and Noble Benson tip-
nolnted.
U U Tackson VM 34 nu aamuci I'ow
annolnled.
r Krelg Uist 39 and tjco jvium appoint
ed.
Robert Glass Dlst 3' d E N McCaw
appointed.
l'cler Hicnner Dist 4 and II Anderson
appointed.
Leonard Tyccr Ulst 33 ana wm pperi
Ing appointed. '
G F Diukhart Dist 19 and John Smith
appointed.
FMMalone VM 2j ond ft v uarr ap
pointed. U V Colbert Hint 30 and uiiver unesney
appointed.
John Sommcrvllle was appointed Super
visor of DUt 41. T L DuRuer Dlst 18, and
John Grimes Dlt 44. ,
E E T Fisher, Sup. DUt. 1 3 resigned nnd
L C Stratton appointed.
Ellis Knox Bup. Dlst. 14 resigned and
Henry gtellmaker appointed.
11 Martin was appointed to a scholarship
in the State Agricultural College,
Appllca'.lon for bridge across Muddy
creek continued.
Application of Mary M Bassctt for re
bate of taxek disallowed.
Fees for drawing juty list in East Albany
precinct allowed.
Application of W II Shepherd and other
for county road referred to E T T Fisher,
l ho f roman ar.d u r ry, jr., a viewers,
Application of Thos Brandon for change
In road referred to Thos Froman, O Fry,
jr., and E T T risher a viewers.
Application of V W Rowland for coun
ty road referred to E E T Fisher, Thomas
I roinan and O try, Jr. as viewers.
License granted to Venters to run a ferry
on IN banilatn.
The following claims were allowed
J Dubruille, leather case for As.
scisor...,. s a an
t oshay Ac Mason, sundries lor court
House and jail 30.17
amcs II Kecncy, aid l'rice family
December and January ,. 30.00
ohn J Davis, keeping county poor
for lanuarv..
6240
N II Allen, electric lights
. as-
. 83-33
It farewell, salary
L M Luri, salary
. 5
. 500
K h Montague, postage stamp.
K K Montague, Clerk fee
.101.25
liurkhart fi Koyce, blank paper.,..
KantxA: Davis, sawing wood
Wolverton St Irvine, Att'ys fees....
. 13.90
. 13.00
So 00
U 3 Mnlth, expense in Jiaundcr and
Jamison cases
83 13
A F Hamilton, aid Orchard family
January
N Hoffman, retialrinir sidewalk...
10.00
2.80
D McDowell Si Hon, lumber
14.01
G F Crawford, aid Mrs Robert for
January
8.00
John Smallmon, Sheriff fees
276.74
ohn Lsher, work In Court House
2I.1J,
B I luwatcr, keeping pauper
M Turner. Road Suocrviaor
. Ujoo
3200
26.37
Fees In case of State vs Ah Lung
and Ah Wall, allowed in part..
Fees In case of inquest of Jesae Clark
alia A D Springer, a.lowed.... 41.75
State vC Cole...
8045
Slate vs M Kelly..
H.25
3575
30.25
State vs IC Sullivan
State va A T Ttiompaon . . .
State v A T Thompson
Caroline King, keeping pauper. ...
Wruui
J K Ri
J K Ri
F. BSr
16.00
Riley, Road Supervisor
Riley, lumber
4400
5.60
5 00
(,
Spink, lumber.
if M Stone, washer for bolt
D It N IHackburn, Judtte, allowed.
i W Phillip. Com'r allowed
It W Cooper, Com'r allowed
8. jo
Oakville.
The White & Allbright -Little
Giant"
slump puller 1 busily engaged at
present
grubbing lor Johnson wiute.
Mr. Joseph Gibson Is able to be
In the
school room again. It didn't prove to be
the small pox.
Mr. Herman HoUtein ha erected a fine
residence. HI family arrived to-day from
Olrmpla, W. T.
Mr. John Gibson, of W.T. i visiting hi
sister and brother here.
Two families of emigrants from Missouri
will anlve here in a lew days.
The orlce of nroncrtv l trolne up In
Oakville.
There will be three new residences erect
ed in town the cotninir summer and one
barn.
Mr. W. L. Coon ha been circulating a
petition for a brldire across Muddy which
wlil be a great Improvement to the town
A general merchandise store would do a
good business here, aiso a snoc-inaacr ana
good black-smith
ftMlCTS.
STATE IJUUSLATIKK.
Wednesday, Jan. 6.
The reading of bill and report of com
mittees was the principal business. The
governor's veto of the Portland water bill
wa read. Dawson' firemen's bill passed
the senate and was read first time in house,
al.o Loonev's vaerancv bill. In the house
the report on Gecr' Chinese pheasant bill
was adonicu. Ainonir new uuis were, tor
. . I.-., . 1 .
minlni! bureau, taxing church propcrty.ln
creasing power of railroad commisnioners,
several personal bill and some more wage
road appropriation bins.
Thursday, Jan. 8,
Slnclali's drainage bill passed the sen
ate, also'Wager's bill f m redUtrlctlng the
state. Ths Portland water bill was passed
over the governor's head In the senate by
a vote 33 to 6. Looney's vagrancy bill wa
read second time in house and win pros
ably pans, also Dawson's firemen bill.
Hon. Jeff Meyers Introduced a new bill for
the protection 01 contractors, auo-coniraci
ors and laborers tor rauroaa companies.
Fridry, Jan. 9,
A bill. providing for submitting the ques
tion of the relocation of the county seat
of Polk county passed the senate, but was
IndeTinltcIy postponed In the house. A
bill nrovldinir for bounties on sea lion
sea's and other lild sea animals, was in
troduced. Dawson's abstract bill passed
the senate, also Cauthorn s bill for devel
ontnent of agricultural college. Miller's
bill making it un'awful to kill deer tor
their hides passed the house, Harrington's
turvmen's bill passed the house. The vote
on the Portland water bill was set for Mon
day at 3 o'clock. ' ,
DR. BO-NAN KO
in hi new discovery for Consumption, uo
eealed in producing a mad mine wblob uac-
knowledge a by an 10 oe aimpiy marveioua.
Itisei'seedinzly pleasant to the taste, per
fentlv harmless, and doea not sicken. In all
oases of oases of Consumption. Coughs, Colds
WhooDinu Couah, Cronp, Bronchitis, and
Paina in the Chest, it ha given universal
satisfaction. Dr Bosanko'a Cough aod Lung
Syrup ia sold at 50 cents by lit utusi 61 Son.
CHRIS FOB SICK HEADACHE,
Do you want a remedy for B'lloumess, Pimples on
the faor, aid a sure cure lor sick headache, aak Dr,
Ou'ss sud Bon, the Druggists, for Dr. Get.nl'a Live
Pills, try s dose, samples tree 'un dox za etnt,
DIED.
HAY. In Harrisburg, on Wednesday,
Feb. 6, 1885, Annie, daughter of Mr. Jerry
Hay, aged 18 years. . '
HOME AND ABROAD
TIIURSDA If,
Crawfinhville ha a unw band.
Mr j II Dsulul, of Soio, is la tlie city.:
Null Livingstone was murdered at Astoria
veslerday by Mrs James logletoa.
Mr G C Stanard, of Brownsville, brother
of II A Htanard, is in the mntropHis of the
county to-day.
In Hib Hook Cieok postoffios, Lion county,
there remain a list of letter nooalleti fur
aihlressed to 79dilIWont person, tome hav
ing as high as four.
Mr Julius Josnpb his re n tod the t.r just
vaoated by Mr Thos Hopkins and will move
hi oijr fautory iuto th same as soon as
the room is arrangod for the aine.
W B Hhivtly. of l'ortland. Is io the city
inakini at ranaemsnts to oimib a store, He
ha routed the old Young stand, ana will lo
cate t'ormaneiitlv if the urosiiects are good.
Mr. luy, of llsys l.stnlinff, will ciork ur
him. .
Tu-nigtitSslein orooosei to raise the mnn
ey for its woolen mill, or bavin to raissit Its
O'Uiduot io the matter will forot'iy display
the amount of sand in the eraw of ita busi
ness imsii, - We predict the f '20,000 will be
raised.
Ray T J Wilson passed through tho city
to-day for HaUey and will probably retire
from the Warm Hpriogs agency, hi health
having been very poor since goiug there.
Mr Wtlscm will go to Haliey on Saturday.
It N Thompson, of Brownsville, bss pnr-
oLasedthe interest of Mr Water in their
general merchandise business and will go it
alone. Mr. Thompson I an enterprising
business man and will continue to do a live
trade.
The '.VaIIa Walla building aod loan asso
ciation, at a meeting ot the directors on Sat
urday eveuiiiu. loaned tl.JOU ol the associa
tion fund at 1G pr cent prrminrn. Under
the Albany association the bidding will be
on the number of months interest to be psid
in advanor, and quite a number intend to
bid.
FRIDAY.
C. IS. Chase, cf Corvsllis, is in tb city
The LebabOa beak now has a time luck,
A buuiutss college is to be started at
Salem.
Judge Strshap, is in the eity, the Supreme
Court having adjourned until Monday.
Mr. F. M. Wadsworth, of Indian Agetey
fame, has been in the city to-da) .
J A Winters, formally of Brownsville, has
opened a photugiaph gallery at Jefferson.
ltccorder llenton ha been confined to hi
home for semetiin on sec mot of illness.
Tb right of way for railroad to Salem
by way of Turrtr la lcing signed generally.
It will Uke $S5,0C0 to get Hunt' railroad
to Pendleton, atd wa pretiiut it will not be
raised.
No Saloon at Silver too now. It ha a
live bewapaper lift though aod some sensi
ble ottueos.
Tbe president of the Ouuh city council
at one time a bootblack . Look op, yoa
boodlam.
Tb Uosebura Rtv'eie and HcraU ar de
voting eontiderable of their spvee to calling
each other name.
Roland Bros, recently In business here,
ill open a general merchandise store at
Jetfersou io a few day.
The daily aad weekly Dkmockst will be
eniaruett a aooo a arrangement ean be
CMipMcd for the purpose.
ltts now leuned for a fact, else our ex
cbsag fsbrhntr, ttiet Proaident-elet Har
rison chews tobacco and drinks beer.
J at- Murray, we understand, went toSpo
ksno Fall, iostesd of to Cauavla, though he
may eventually continue en to that con a try
Mr. J. F. flail came from Albany this
week 1 1 help removithe old safa and put the
new one in the bank at this place. iijrprest.
lion Jedson Weed, one cf tne sliiniuog
light iu the present legislature, and hailing
from tutumbia eeuuty, onee taught school ia
Laoo county.
The manner in which the alleys, sidewalks
and eroeawalk are being cleaned and re
patrsd meet with the hearty approval ot
everybody.
A Kansas eourt has decided that a lady
who basbsud compel led her to live on pan
cake for a month, had sufficient ground for
divorce.
There ia some foe in the statement tele
graphed from Indianapolis: 'ILniaon
passed a pleasant day. ilia only caller were
democrats."
Mr. A. O. Kckleaoa ha resigned bis posi
tion as Chief Engineer of the Oregon Pecitic,
and I bow on tho Sonnd looking after some
real estate that be own there.
A United States vessel has alsi been in
sulted by a Portugese vesarl. We'll tear
the self-esteem off some ot these foreigner if
they don't cetse their obstreperneity.
Manie!, at the residence of Mr. A P-
Blsckburo, in I-clision precinct on Feb. 5eh,
Mr. Albert K. Heller and Miss I.nelia Ulack-
burn. KeV. Geo. W Gibony officisting.
F. A. Iiarkhart. real estate stent ecld
yesterday to Mr. 0 F. Fierce, of Ii.Mwr.s
ville. 300 acres of land belonging to Mr. J.
L. Wiile, t,f Harrisburg. Cvmstderat'.on,
13500.
Mr John Mur.isou wasover at Indeicd-
ence yesterday being caamiued prepaiatoiy
to applying to the government for an inereaae
of bte pension, which we hope to fee him ob
tain. Majur Hilton began his nieetintt in the
city tnia afternoon in the W 0 T U hall,
holding a bible meeting well attended. A
big'sadUno it expected at the same place
to-night.
Mr. G. L. Black our. f thi eitv, ia the
happy .OJ-eaaor of an old gun, probably a
huudred years old, Jt remarkably well pre
served. It was formerly a flint lock. It
would bo a good gun for iiioaa hick to shoot
with.
L. W. D yoe au 1 several others have just
returned from a huuiin spedttin to the
mouulian. M ist'y f-rie ous game was all
they CO'ild get trao of. Nsthlng amaller
than bear and cou rs was looked at.
A bill has been intrmluotd in the legisls-
ture fr protecting the tiub.lo against the
voluntary sending of itewsjiauuis. This tinea
cot affect the Democrat. A little legisla
tion in favor of the i,cvi)ij,ci wouldn't do
any hurt. .
Lwiers generblly know-how they are
itauding tut the ot.o a ho leoeived a postal
this morning readiug aimpiy, -"Address Etna,
Jrcssnn Io. " I, coinp'ettly dumf.uuded.
lie should do a rt-quesCed and charge the
regular feu.
Mr. Yendall Kirkpatriok, editor of the
Lebanon Exprtiu, of Lebanon, Oregon, ia on
a visit from his frozen home to the (tinny
clime of Lin.estone e iunty,Texa. New Era.
Don t see where the frozen home part cornea
in, except to ahow what a lot of ignoramuie
there are in the world.
SATURDAY.
Scarlet fever in Astoria.
There is raid to bo auate of mall pos at
Oregon City. .
Tho fog thi morning a as dense enough to
be cut with a knifii.
Miaa Burnett and Miss Nellie CalUhan, of
Corvsllis, have been in Albany to-day.
George Waggoner, a member of the rail
road commission, was in the city yesterday,
E F Sjx bought tho Harper Crannr block
yesterday, 24 feet front, paying $3050 hr it
nave Campbell, of l'ortland, is now in
Eugene, where he ia connected with the Peo
ple' theater.
Mr nager Bowen, of the Oregon FaciBo, is
fully recovered from hia reoent illneia, and
haa been in the eity to-day. . ' :
The "Three Sistera" is taking a rest for 1
few weeka, and Wm Reece, Assistant En
gineer ia now on our streets again.
. A member of the legislature from a eow
county in speaking of a marine subject ia
said to have referred to a nock 01 ships
Chester Mason, of thi eity, went to Al
bany on Thursday whero he expeota to work
in a printing oihoe for a while. uozee.
A gentleman from Springfield, 111, is in
the' city aa drnnk aa a gypsy, fie need
guardian. F, S.: . Ho i now in the oal-
booad. ; . . - ,
Milton F Dayb, the Polk connty young
man at West Point, stands 1 in discipline in
a class of 6i and get an average ot 15, 1
good reoord.
Children Cry for
i a
LTAJ
at c. 9 I
tor Infants and Children.
' "CMterla 10 well adapted to chndrra that I Caaterla enwe Cotte, a9, ' .
f reoommend It aa wpertor to Any picripUon I r ZTZU fl
kaoimtomA.- . A. Aacsa,lt D., I stwaoie.
111 So. Oxiord t, Erooklyn, N. Y. Without injnrtou geiteaUoa,
Taa CaaTAca CoatrAar, 77 Hurray Street, H. Y.
It cost $1000 a day to run foe state lagis
latere. This would be about J-00 an hour.
It looks big but it is much lea tksu the cost
of most legislature!.
It I nearly a year now since we commenc
ed to build the Astoria & South Coast rail
road. We don't want to kick, bat we would
like to see some one get a move 011,-Pioneer.
Newport will soon have a narrow gauge
railroad le opeiation. Trail' will lie run
ning inside of sixty day C os-- connection
will lie made with the O P by steamer ?
pulMean. Mr and Mre Fred Biambtrg 1 aon re
turned this morning from Call for ia and we
are glad to know their little boy a much im
proved in health.
"The second best paper in Oregon i by
long odd. the Atori I'.eneer."- East Port
land Star, The rJalm bUUeJwian should
proceed to knock the pi ops from under the
Star.
W, It. Anderann la innning a saloon at
Meham and Griffith k Henline at Mill City,
all of whom have county licenses fiorn Ma
rion county. Linn county gets some of the
frc'.s of it.
Yesterday George Humphrey, E'i , sold
to S W Tbompsoa the coi ner lot adjoining
hi rraidatice. Cnnsideration, $700. Mr.
Thompson iuteuds building a residence on
the ssme.
Im county intend building a $60,000
court house, and the legislature will be asked
to exempt from taxation tbst amount ol
bond. Tbie U getting ort of outrageous.
Lets have a litlla equality iu thi matter cf
taxation.
The only aay ever to. get even with Bush
Wilson io Benton county is to establish the
office vt Recorder, a bill fir which is before
the I-rgielstore.Bueh was in Salem yesterday
and directed proceedings to be topped,wfcicn
will end the tnstler.
While the bill appropriating $1000 for the
imorovement of the soda epnous at Soda-
villa ia of a local nature it it no moiC j than
dozius of others introduced la the Lcgisla-
tore, and it would be a reasonable to pas
it, which, a it benefit Linn county, we
hope will be it fate.
A gentleman remarked to a Journal re
portev yesterday that a curious thing about
the b dy of legielAtora of Oiegsn was that
nearly two-third or more of the me.nbers
were torn outside tf the SuLv While the
abjve ia true we are not alooe ia t'ie matter
a of the one hundred and ninety-eight mem
berso! the great state of Illinois over one
hundred and twenty -eight of them were
born in some other State. Salem Journal,
A Ssl;m paper haa civen a gentleman, who
figured iu Albany somi last fall and will be
here again in March, the following notice
'II 1 Mouire, the rushing yonng capital
ist ot Ksst I'jrtUnd and J lly good foMow
generally, t amotig tne cobiiugent now
fighting the battle of Hu.l Run 10 Stlem
IlArUn stinils iu with the corernor and bis
liUle vet 1."
jq?iEs
rf . ' K. I, eft
A Pleasing Sense of Health
and Strength Renewed, and
of Ease and Comfort
Follow the use of Symp of Figs, aa it
acta gently on the
Kidneys, Liver 0 Bowels
Effectually Cleansing the System when
Costive or Bilious, Dispelling
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
HABITTJAIi CONSTIPATION
without weakening or irritating the or
gans on which it acts.
For Sale In SOc and aU.OO Bottle by
all Leading; Drucflete.
aajrerACTtaao oxlt bt tub
0AI1T0SBIA ntj SYEUP CO.
Six laAScnco, Cal,
Loeumujt, Kr., a'xw Toss, K. T.
1LBASY COLLESrATB INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON
188S, 1889.
rirat Term Opeas September Him, IHH8.
A lull corps of inntrm tor - '
USSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coun.es of tudv arrantrd t mci tilr
need of all grades of students.
Special inducements oj'tred lo fmlt-Kts
from abroad.
Tuition ranea fr,oi ".5il to ilJ.Si
Boird in private fatni'les at ow rates.
Rooms for e!f-boarding at am ill nx'en.ts.
A careful etiparvlMon ezeroUs i over atu-
deaU away from horns. Fall term orns
September 7th. For oirouUra and full
particular address the Preaidont.
REV. BLttERT N. CO.VUIT.
Albany, Omgon
Palace Meat Market.
J. V. PIPE, PEiOPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, CR.
Will keep constantly on hand beaf,
mutton, pork, veal, sausage, etc. the beet
meats and largest variety in the city.
Cash paid for all kinds of fo? stock. . ,
Notice.
Taken up at my residence at Sweet
Home stray, dark bay horse, branded
on the right hip, collar mark on both shoul
ders. Owner will please call, pay for this
nonce anu get nis norse. John shea.
Red CrownMills
S0M, LANNING & CO.; PROPR'S.
erxw PROcicss ixouk superior roa rAMn.tES
AWO BAKKRS TJT8R. .
BEST STORA ' A.CJ UTlES '
Eijrhest
Price in
Wheat
Cash frr
Pitcher's Castoria.
-As
km Vf 1 st. I f 1 if jtm.
ar 1
A
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jaaaaw aHttk fwajjBBoaB. mtf
a
OR. C. U. CHAFs1BERL.fl,
HomeopatMo Piiysician and Surgeon
fVi fllce corner of Third and Lyon 8t,
ALBANY, OREGON.
"tiiancis pfeiffer.
PROPRIETOR OF
Albany Boda Works
tnd Mancfw-turer of
CHOICE COHFElTIOMEI,
We ar now prepared to nil at whole
aale, always freah and pore al PortUnd
pic to dealer. We alao keep a full
line of .
finta anl Tropical Fruits,
CIQARS AND TOBACCO
G. L. BLACKf.lAFJ,
Suaeuor to E. W. LanfJon.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES'
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SOAPS COMBS
ETC.
B. i. Mimioax, Prsa.
B. B Cooa, S e.
O. U. liwxaaTiess
. kkx. Vim tnt.
TheOrecon Land Company
Or.-nlzd ir the pttrp h M borloa; and seillnf te,l
esat, Adver.Htiitg- Jie Willsmette Valley In all of the
lidinxta3m(.He " tne uniiej biaio. c4eiti"b;
Kaatern Mrenu to direct home enckera to the w U lun
ette Valley, And b mm agents ia all the principal
towns 1 UarWa, Poik, Linn, Benton, Clackamas aa
Yamhill esantkat to aul In Hnaung- itaoutrnaia.
Offlae In the Tate U'lil'llnr one duor et of tUew-
srtABox's.
llOlJKOJi AY uit-BUiiBVjr, juoaxaiBv
COLD (Sml
"Bin ISfFSS
Try the Cure
Ely's Cream Balm
Cleanses tho ITasal Paaaaeoa- vAL
lays lEfiammfltioru Heals the Bores.
Bestoros the Senses cf Taste, Smell
and Hearing.
A particle Is applied lataacaaetHl aisa
bacreemblr. Prr HOa. s t Uraasi by
saaUL ELY BHOTHEEase tS arrenbUSew York.
ALBAFiY SAW ARD PL AH
KFIG HULLS.
Allkinda ox rough, dressed
and seas . imber,latli
pickets kept constantly cn
hand- Bills sawed to order cn
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
isOBiN80N & WEST.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT TaAW
-AND "
Notary Public .
ALBANY, OZG3M.
OF PURE COD UVERCiL
42m HYPOPnospnrrra
Almost as Palatable as E.1Hk.
Bo disguised that tt earn b tavkem,
dlgeated, atwd aaalmtlateat by tha amews
saosltlTS rtotnaett, wkea Us platat U
ran at at b tolerated mad by aha eMt
blnatloa r Ua oil wit Is stta stypplaea
phi tea ia mwckv aware iOcMtowf ,
EemarttVlo as -Cesk predaeer
Persons gala rapidly volte takiag tt
SCOTTS EMULSION ia acknowledged by
Physicians to be the Finest and Best prepa
ration in the world for the relief and cure of
CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA.
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTINQ
DISEASES. EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHR03UO COUGHS.
Tk oreot remedy for Qmswmpiian, mi
Wastinain, Children. Sold bv ail Dmnista.
lM. whitfiey,
ittoniey And Counsellor At tai
" .-' ' - . ND- -
otarr Public.
v ALEA'If, OREGON,
Will prA5l-39 I all of tha Court
ibis State. All b fciness intrusted to him
will be promptly tended to.
ACADEMY
; - OF -"' .
. Our Lady of PerpW Help.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
Conducted by the Sisters of St, Benedict.
This Academy Is incorporated and au
thorised by the State to confer academlo
honor.
BJAHDINa SCHOOL FEB TERJf.
Board and tuition........ .....:......i0.00
Musio, insrtumental, theoretical and
- vocal with use of plandand organ. 15 00
(lultar.. ) asM.se 12,00
Zithern..... .... ................ 12 0
Drawing and painting... 8.0a
Fancy worb and menc'lng free to
boarders, . ....
Tuition lu soleot day sob. io ranges from
5 to f 10. . .
Normal instruction of aspirants for
teacher's certidoates a ' .8clalty.
Graduating fee, $10. -
For further particulars apply at th
Academy,