. OYERUM TO CUIFOWIA,
iautHsra Piclito Compiny'a Line,
THE MOUNtImIsTA ROUTE.
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ft, AeaIUi si sal-laa fatsos
era. attache te Kffaa Trsla.
- - .- .k.a iniKotlon with U th
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BOTJTH A-JN"3D EJ-aVST
VIA CALIFORNIA.
fir all lulormvllat rrrJlnf rata, a'., e.
. . i - a - Aft AlhAIIV.
" - ..- . .Mrni
aSjSBB W a a" -
THE YAQUINA UOUTE.
Oram Facilo Eiilroai.
goa Dsvslopmsnt Company's Steam
425 r.llLES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any othtr root.
!.- I. thrnuarh DAMAUirnr and
rraisht line from Portland and all plnt
la lbs WUUnwin Valley to and rrom sen
Frsoclaoo, Cat.
f illamBtta RlTBr Lina of Steainars.
aw. nr iTnff Th S. Bent-
.Th"ThreliUtar" ara la arvU
foi both pssssngsr and freUbt trafflo be-
waao Corvallis and J"ortiand and Jn.er
medlate poiuU, leaving Company r wharf,
-.n. .n.i Maaara. linimea a Co
-h&rr. Noa. 200 and 20J Front at-, 1-ort-
und, three Umea a wsek aa followa :
KOUTtt BOU.N'D.
Laavj
11 4 A. a. Aii. ".. Am.i-
m L U. f J.l. Tai aI SaUit
MMA,aft. Arr At fjTUAai Jip. at.
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or
Ua pjrtU U MoJa,a Vlnljr n4
iitAB, ArnA44i aii.m P-
MA rAJAjt,', TAWIK All ua. w
itnrt M CurrAllu a .
Laa
al a. n.
nun mftiM riitM cnunwstlon at Alban
rliu iTAioa of tQ-tOrejoa Piitl-i rtaiiroaJ
TUCiJlKJULK ( -! aoUyA)
Uva AlbAay. l:M r. a. ; ia Ya.in.nA, $ ,a.
La, U it'aUu, I II', a. iwa CorrIU,lMA A. a.
Am, fiuuA, W r. a JAJ-nva Alhauy, U:l( A. a.
O X O. trails om at Albany a.d
Oorvallie the aoova train coanevtat
Yaquiat wUh th Otem Uveiopmnni
Cvmpuy' Uni ( SUM.uhlp
Yaqdina and sao Fraucisoo.
tt.HL.IXU DUE
be:ween
rAo rAiui.
raoa) imciat
WUIabwU V .ll.y, Than, Dm. SUi Wad. Dae. U.h
iTUlAoaU Valla, Mm. Ua. 17ta Jtiu. Dae. til
jrOiAHMUa Vallay, Boa. Dji. nb.
The Company Vjrye ibe right to
ebamre aaiUug dte without notice.
N. B. Paatwaara from Por.Uod and
Willsmeua Va ley poiat can make close
connection with the trains or tbe Yaqnina
route at Albany or CorvallU, and it de
tiaed loSta FrAnjisoi ahould arran ?e to
Arrive at Yaqalu tbe evening before (Ate
of sailing.
laaasr ssJ r.aUat atate avtway 4
Laweat.
rr lnrunsUlM apply to O J 8tOArt, Fraiffht and
rtekat A(nV Albat, a to C H Haall, Jr., O. V.
h P. Ajrt,, Oraion DratopaMbt Cj 0 Mnolifomary
Sn7i'rjisja. . V HWtia
v.'-i. itr iriii
Or Pacila It K i. OitaIU
D, n. N, OLACSlBURfl,
Attorney at Law "
Om.yKI 1 Fellow's Ta-nr'.-
ALBANY, - - - OHECOF.
DRaJaUHiLL,
Physician and Surgeon,
tti.o-jor. Flrntsnd r"s'ry M'rn-t, j
ALBANY- OREGON, j
i
-WKBILYKU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor io i;hancerj
ai.BAwr. - - ouEttoa.
(JMIertlona prom j-.ly iut l- t tii
o nt !
Loans negotiated on reasonable vrm
H. F. KlEaRILl, -
B AITKBB,
ALBANY, - - - OR EG 31
all ati iw(
o. !f X tr, Sal Kranctao., an I
ronland.
Bay "'. ! ' a'tv wrrnta III
eaira d natt, ibj.t n ehaviX lutaraH a:l lar.rl
tlm drpoaiU.
CollasUon will raoaira yt AK Attention
Comaimndanea aiituitarl.
fir and MaHim Inanrate em.pnia.
"Jim Wcslfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Fall line of Cuine gd of all kinds on
band. Al- full line of
HPA'sHSE HOODS.
OftBiUH rifls CONTBACTOE.
for thla aectlon.
Laborers furnished on short n-tl.
any parpose.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
STOCKMEN AND FARMERS
' . ' t-
I bereby certify that Dr. 1. F. Whi.M'
has sacceMfull' opersto l on m v ri .ivliiiif
horse, I-AC IltYS.
For further rforenp in rirard lo tHit
logs Inonlrs of Win Umtwn, liv ('
terson, Lebanon : John HardiuHit. lfr!
Wolverton,' Ailsov Sum Oanicn.. - i
Win. Foster, Prioevlilw. I .rm-tii-. vwer
Inary medicine In Albinv fi I country j
sorronnding. OfSce and re idence corner
(Mil and Washington Ste.
2.N WOODLK,
Veterinary Surgeon
FOSHAY & MASON,
Tf OLSlAi AS aSTAIV-
Ornggistsaad BookselleiB,
Agents for John B. Allen'a publicsllonr,
which we sell at puli hers prios aitl
sosttgeadaad,:
ALDABIT, OKEGOS.
Absolutely Pure.
Thla powdnr never Taiba, A inarva
of nurltr. atreneM and wboieaomnnena.
More economical man me orumnry Kinaa
and cannot be ao.d In competition wltn
multitude or low teat, ehnrt welsht alum
or plophte powders. Bald only In can
itotei lianina. -owaer vo iuu n nt.
h. Y. D. W. Ckowlit A Co.. AklIb.
rortuna, utegou.
The STmSBS' QUICK It
iaaued March and Sept.,
aoh year. It ia an enoy.
lolopedla of useful iufor.
mation for ail who pur.
ehasa the luxuries or the
neoesaltiea of life. Wo
eaa clothe you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnocoanary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, tlccr,
eat, fish, bunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and In various sijiox.
styles and Quantities. Just figure cm
what la required to do all these thine
C0IRF0RTJ81Y. and yon can make a lair
timate of the value of the BUY EES'
OOIDB, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 eenta to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
Hl-li Michigan Avenue, CUioago, IU.
PIANOS.
Those wUhinz a firU'cU' lntruinent
should call at Mrs. U. K, Hyman's and
see oue of tboaa Ce'.eorated lleutme i
Lomr plaooes, excet.eot rlou tone, fc
DACIatir tntie and adi ed 4o aiand the
c!lmts on the PaclQo Coast, Every plauo
rully Kustantoad tor o year, me lateet
abeet-ruunlo for ailo, MuhIo and i-aloilog
lewoim hivd there. Also t'ie plaoo to gel
your u. Sowing Maohtne. Fancy work
and drrs inakiox done to ordrr. rlrat
door eaAt of Young's old stand, Albany
O regno.
PATENTS
bUiMd, And ill othar basin la tha C. t. PaWa
IBo AteDtiUii U fur BHxlrl la.
Our olilcs I owil lb U.S. Itcot Oflics, ab4
owi obuiu rvimite k time tbAa itaaM rcmoM
rata WABUingtuii.
Sand tuutlM or utba lnr. Wi r-
to pslcnt
ability rrvaol ebAiv ;sinl artoMA
w obtain Mtoni.
o rter unlMi
W nfor bara to tha PoUiiAtr. tha nnnk
Money Onlr sad to official olthaU. H. rAtant
Odloe. t'ir einulkr, advioa, tern, aiu (uruea
actttAl cimuU In your own SUl or comity, aiMr.w
Ca A. SXOWtSLCO.,
0"OTra R.C00.000 T""v- iift th.t n
of tha larint And mum tvlnk hwito, ;n" : uao
Ferrw's Seeds
7 A CO r
I. il . '.Vi
it .ii ratr.
l ..ut-ll'.,!'. aci
Ut MX t J. "'M-UHWT'.
Kit fm-nna it.
to axlataaia. I cbonia annd (.. A.Mr-
a S3. FEIIRT & CO., Detroit, to'.ch.
SAM IAV.
C. SLXDESS
MAY to SENDERS.
Dealers in General Murcnajidiss.
flARRlSBlinC - : - OHECCN
Will bay Grain. Wool and all kinds
Froccc
HAT-
YOU ?
DO yetl teA flnll. laagald. low-aplrlted. 11 fe
te, and tadeacribafrly cnlanrabl, bot physt
eally and mentally I experieno a aena of
fullness or bloatlnf afur aatios, or ot "font
naea," or emptlnaaa of atomach io the morn
lor, toDu eoatsd, IHttar or bad taat In
mouth. Irregular appetlta, dlzzlneaa, frequeot
bcadacbea. blurred ycaia-bt.'lloatinr SDecka"
j before the eye, nervous prostration or ex
haustion, irritability of temper, hot flush,
alternating1 with chilly seocitlon, aharp.
I bitiut. transient pain bar and there, cold
I fret, orowsioe after meala, wakafulneas, or
i disturbed and .jfreahln; sleep, constant,
tndescribabl feeliiig of dread, or of lmpead-
inr calamity r
II
f you
these
ou have all, or any considerable number
Of
symptoms, yon ar sunertns rrom
that moat common of American maladies
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, aasociated
witb Dyapeajaia. or Indigestion. Tbe mora
complicated your aiaae nas rjeoome, to
. STeater th number and diversity of aymp
' tome. No matter what tar It ha resaed,
, lr. rieree'a Golden jriedlesl Iiaevery
i will subdue It, If taken according; to direc
tions for a reasonable length ot time. If not
cured, complications multiply and Comump.
tlon of the Lung. Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
Hbeumatism, Kidney Disease, or other frav
maladies sre quit liable to set in and, sooner
or fatter, induce a fatnl termination.
Br. Pierce's Oolden nedleal Dis
covery sets powerfully upon th Liver, and
tlirouR-b that great blood purifying organ,
cleanse th system of all blood-taints and im
purities, from whatever causa arising. It Is
equally elUcaciou in actiug tipsa to Kid
i ;
neys, sna otner excretory organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and healing tbelr dlseasca. As
an appetizinir, restorative tonic, it promotes
digeation and nutrition, thereby building up
both fUish and strength. In malarial districts,
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity In curing Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases.
Dr. Pierce's Ooldeu Sledieal Die
'cures ALL !!U:..0RS,
from s common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
worst Bcrnruia. Nait-rneum, " f ever-sores,"
Scaly or Hough Skin, in abort, all disease
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigorating medi
cine. Great Rating Ulcers rapidly beat under
its benign Influence. Kapeciully has it mani
fested its potency In curing Tetter, Eczema,
Erysipelas. Boils. Carbuncles. Pore Eyes, Bcrof
ulnus Bores and bwelllngs, Hlp-Jolnt Disease,
"WUIte bwellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Bend ten cents in
stamp for a large Treatise, with colored
plates, on 8k In Diseases, or tbe sum amount
lor a Treatise ou Scrofulous Affections.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
Thoroughly clnansn is by using Dr. Pierce's
Cioldeu Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
! CONSUMPTION,
which Is Scrofula or the Lungs, Issrrested
sod cured by this remedy,' If taken in the
, earlier stages of the disease. From Its mar
velous power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first offering this now world-famed rem
edy to the public. Dr. Pierce thought seriously
of calling It bis "Consumption Curs," but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
s medicine which,, from its wonderful com
bination or tonic, or strengthening, alterative,
or blood-cleansing, antl-billous, pectoral, and
nutritive properties. Is unequofed, not onlv
as a remedy for Consumption, but for OU
Cnrouie Diseases of the
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
For Weak Lusir, Spitting of Blood, Short
ness of Wreath, Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Bron
chitis, Astlimn, (Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections, It is an efficient remedy.
f(oi' druggists, at $10, or Six Bottles
Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Address,
klUiltiUSiUJ luBiilCSU ASawSiaiiCD
CC3 Slain St BUFFALO It. T.
fn 1 1 r- W..- rcr tii?9
AILS
and VP mi.
mi: a
TKIU'KKANCE COLVMN.
EtlUrd b AlbAKj W, C.T. U
CMcjo hat high license and nine sa
loon t on one nquare.
It U lo be hoped that the many truth we
a a Union, listened to during Mjor Hil
ton' erle of meeting will not be forget
ten. The many uggellonithe mado should
be acted upon Immediately. Tha beauty
and strength of hi nible roJlng were
the practical points lie io dearly act forth,
how In that our religion should be an
every day religion, always helpful, uplift
ing and rettful. Every chrUtlans faith
should be strengthened, and every white
nuoon woman more entnusiatic in ncr lor
thl season of refreshing.
The liquor dealers of Pennyl valna are or
gtnlxlng to oppose the prohibitory amend
ment in the State Major Hilton ! to as
sUt the temperance workers.
We learn to.day that the Legislature hat
passed the high license bill and It only
awaits tha Governor's signature to become
a law. Ihls teems to many temperance
people In Oiegon, a moat deplorable thing,
yet not a step was taken to ward off the
blow. Politicians may succeed for a lime
In putting evil for good.but they can never
make evil good. A wiiter In the United
Prtshvterian In an article upon this subject
says : VI hat would we say to a proposl
tion to license brothels throughout the
land ? Why not ? Because it would be
giving a legal sanction to a gro Immoral
ity and to the commUtlon of sin. a blow at
the very foundation of society. Why not
license theft or murder t Because it would
be I .r. moral and wrong. Dut would this be
any worse than to llcensu a bualneas that
enables men, Indirectly, to rob families of
their support, and that leads everywhere
and always, to bloodshed and murder ! It
can never be rluhted or sound policy to
raise revenue off of the vie: of the pceple
becaue this takes from government its
power to suppress vice and crime. 1 con
trary to the public lnterets,and so to pub
lic policy. Abolition is t'te ,rrd ; the to
tal and complete abolition of th? rianulac
ture, tale and use of alt lcoholic drinks at
a beverage mutt be accepted, not only by
our own government, but by all trie gov
eminent of the earth, as the only rich!
and wlseso'utlon of the alcohol question.
TitAos p& V mahitN
MEDY'BRi
ForlOrulses and Ourns.
Freeh, Strong, Convlnolncr Facts.
BsslRaaalta. bitNfilnM, X. I.. m'ISt
wkll. tm tk aaata ( tka aiaaa- ttoa Ca.
aaaUa yaar St. J
taa mn'tm, a i
. Jh.M OU M May 4 kara af
in with hM Mix
ste. w. aoaros.
Ladder Tall.
SalaaaHn. Tasaa, fmm M. ISM.
ruan
ar Am
aa4 rui aasarnt In ea;
Jr. as ara kr S4.
osaoAwniTa.
nan nu.
Kasa-Csp nrt
Ka ma k
SUn. Is. Aaa tS. tSt.
f aa I aaSw t
feawlaaartV
Ou aanaaaaauy nai
0.0.
SUMO
PUleeaUoa. Jalia. BL. May M. ISM.
rmi.n,!, rtaallar t yaaf aa; nali
anti tm Ami: AAaa4waa .at, a SyS. J-aaa
. OU a4 aaa saS a tatara af U. i. 0. SSOWJ-
n
.kirk. Saaifc. S.. JaaaM. It.
a a a a Maj Am AAa kicA af a Aaraai SaS As
aAna; t Saola tA. Aaa OUaaxa a
AT Dacoonrrs ado Doalua.
THI CHARUS a. VOCCUR C0M Ralttsit. ML
J. E. WEATHERTOSD,
(HOT ART fCBUC,)
iTTOHNEY AT LAW,
ALBANT, KCC.
tr ILL PRA0T1CK ! ALL THX COURTS Or TH
II HtaU. HpeetaJ allenOon gtaen to sollectl a
o
Jaiiii OHIGGS,
A'.lMf 03 EJ
Kosks a SrriciALTr.
Cnomtnry lots planted sad attend I tr.
Red CrownMills
SOM, LAXXIXO & CO., PROFITS.
BW eK'K.m.1 rU'VB 80rEI0S r-JB fAMl'iet-
AJin bakkjui nsa
BEST STORAOf FACILITIES.
Eitrhest Price in Cash frr
What
Admiaistrator's Nctice,
Notice is herhy tivrn that tbr imlersiun-
ed bas Ihi d.ty hen duly appn,.td Ad
minutrator of the eatatei f John C. Witliama.
deceaaed, by tha Connty Ciuit of Linn conn
ty.Oregun. All pnra'ni bavinu clAiina against
saideatate are hereby noiilinl to present
thsm properly venlio.l, to i'.i. Adminutrator
st Albany, Oregon, within sit months from
this date.
Tui the 15th day of Janniv, 1S89.
B. t. Williams.
J. K. Wbathirford, Administrator.
Alt'y for AdmV.
2
When I say Crra X do not mean merely to
Stop them for a time, and then have them re
turn again. I si ban A UAD1CAX, ClUUA.
1 bav mads tbe disease of
FITS, EPTTiTPSY or
FAXUHG CICIHTUSS,
A life-long study. I WABSAirr my remedy to
Cuxs the worst esses, Becaass other have
failed is no reason for not now receiving scare,
bend at once for s treatise end a Frsb bottls
of my iHFAtxiBUt ltXMSOT. Give Express
and Pott omce. It costs yon nothing for a
trial, end it will cur you. Address
H.G. ROOT M.C., 1 83 Peam. 8T KEWTOBK
' Il s tray Notice.
Tak-n up by . the underafgnod s One
targn bilrutle ateer.three years old, mark
ed whh so under half crop In either ear.
I No brand Haid ateer came to my larm
throo miles S. W. of Irownsvlllo cn tbe
' 3()-.b day of Ueo 1888.
KoBr. C. Miottaxi.. "
Brownsville, Or,
Children Cryfoit
iFFICIAL
o mwm
wmm
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Record Lowered.
ALBUj8QVK,N. M., Feb. 15. In the New
Mexico legislature during a debate over lhe
passage of the bill regulating the feet of clcrkt
of district courts, Speaker fountain took the
floor and citlcd attention to the fnct that the
iheriflfof Grant county wat albwed four hornet,
and charged lor ten tuy aggregate milengQ of
a 1,080 miles, or more than 500 miles a tiny lor
each horse. The account wat tworn to and the
court s proved the tame.
War CeaaeiL
Skattlk, Feb. 15. The war over the mud
flats hat ceased. Last night wat the first In
teverat that the oyttermen did not cut down a
num!erof pilctofthetyndicate, The season
very prohality wat that the tymllcate had got
ten tired of the warfare, and yesterday with
drew their pile-driver, without having driven
any new piles. 1 he matter will tie carried to
the courts, and possibly a leenl settlement 01
the mooted tide flat quettion may be made.
A (loud Change.
San Francisco, Feb. it. -A Cknnkh
special from Ogdcn, tayti The most important
event in Ogden't history occurred this afternoon
when, among an audience of scverval hundred
in the council room of the new city hall, the
Mormon administration surrendered to the re
cently elected lilerat city officials headed by
Mayor rreo I. Klctci, who occupied the chair
by the tide of the retiring mayor, David ICcclrs.
Arms for Samoa.
New York, Feb. 14. The tteamer Caron
delct tailed late this afternoon for Samoa. It
wat authentically lcarna! during the day that
133 cases of rules, shells and ammunition,
brought tn.re by the tteamer Westcrnland from
A . . , 1 ... . I I ...1 I I I
Antwerp vtcuiiCAUaj nau uccnpiaccu on uuaiu
the Caromletct,
Score of the Womrn flyrtUU.
New York, Feb. 14. The fourth day's
bicycle contest score, at I A. M., wat: Stanley
414, Baldwin 368, Van Dlumcn ' 396, Woods
291, Suallor 34ft, Lcwit 33S, Hart 307, Oak
340, Armaindo 17a, McSliane J44, Brown 185
National i'rohl's
IJLlsvn.LE, Feb. 14. The national con
ference of proluUtionislt was continued to-day.
A plan to recoganie the party wat offered by
W. Thomat Miles, of Chicago. The lea-ling
feature wat to make a four-liiihi majority neces.
tary for the adoption ot any principle by the
party. The woman tuffrage division of the
party taw in this a blow at ihcir principle, and
warmly opposed the plan, wliu.li was finally
defeated.
A roluanal ralinrs.
New YORK, Feb, 15. A railroad man,Vho
hat just returned from Panama, where he bat
been residing fur two yeart past, report! a de
plorable state of aflairt among the laborers on
the canal. lie says that there is no questUm
sdout the canal project being a failure, and
that within a very short time the work will be
entirely elated down, and every l!y who .can
do to will abandon the scene of e Lceps s
folly."
Nreroea Uulag,.
Ciiarlottb, N. C Feb. 14. The cml.
gratlon BgenU have been draining the
country of able bodied negroes. The farm
ert have become exasperated and are de
termined to stop It, and have armed them
selves. The militia has been called In an
tlclpation of trouble.
APffallsrCaxe.
S.tNj?RAXctsco,Feb. 14. William Lineha
aged 14 years,wat held injooobondsby Judge
Rix this afternoon, to await trial fur manslaught
er, licit the driver of s milk-wagon, and
about a month aco knocked down little Edna I.
Fnuer with hit team, and to btdlv injured her
that she died two days later. In holding Line-
han for trial, the judge taid that tbete wcie too
many accidents caucd by crclc and recklcst
driving and that be thought it wss about tune
that tome of the offender should be punihcd.
Parade th ttrrrte.
ELI.F.XSBI a:, V. T., Feb. 14. Colored
miner from Illinois arrived in Kolyn early
this morning but were r.ot molnlfj. They
are walking the street with Winchet Uv rifle,
wtikh ia somewhat galling to the wh, ;e minets,
but no disturbance hat occurre!.
Rswos.
aucklau, 1-co. 14. L-atcAl advKes Horn
Samoa tay that there bat been no change in the
situation since the last report. There hot been
no fighting, and Tamasese and Mataafa remain
in their stronghold. The llritish consul has
warmed British subjects not to su-ply the natives
wu.t arms, and to maintain a strict neutrality,
The British warship Royalist. The Ceroan
and American warthiiit remain stationary
Hear Brandero, the leading partisan of Tom
osesc, hat been recalled to Berlin.
A Blizzard.
Montreal, Feb. 14. The blizzard which
started Ust night and is si ill raging is the wort1
of thU eason. The snowfall hat not been very
heavy, sit the wind is terrific, and drifts of
snow sre making travel exceedingly difficult in
cities, while in the outlying districts it is totally
ont of the njuestion. Railroad travel is thorough
ly demoralized and outgoing trains have been
cancelled. Incoming trains are hid away in
snow drifts, tome having been reported and
others not. Severs, people are reported froen
10 aeatn.
Three A?alsrt Mae.
... -
Tacoma, Feb, 13. Nine men encamped by
the railway track yesterday, near Boise creek
and were having a good time drinking brandy.
when a voice cried: "Throw np your hands."
On looking around they taw three revolvers
covering them, anil on the command being re
pealed, uui not hesitate to obey. 1 hree men,
followed by others, stepped from the woods, and
secured the nine after a sharp struggle.in which
one of the nine had his rose brokeu with the
butt of a revolver. Thee nine men were
wanted tor burglaries committed in Buckley
and I'uyallup, and a warrant had been issued
and placed in the hands of A. S. Stenpler.con
s'able of hnunldaw and Arthur E. l'oole and
A. F. Nobe were deputized to act with him and
arrest certain unknown parties v. ho had been
selling articles of cutlery in Buckley which had
oeen owainea rrom a travelers sami i; case
ttolen from the I'ujallup hotel. A number of
citizen joined the constable and aided them in
effecting the arrest.
A Bis; Han.
New YoRK.Feb. 13. Colonel Ruth Goxhcn
thalargest man Barnum ever had, died yester
day at Clyde, N. J., after an illness of six
months, of dropsy. During bis illness he hsd
four men in attendance 11 the time, and it took
their combined strength to move him about in
bed. He stood 7 feet 3 inches in bit stockinet
measured a feet b inches across the shoulders,
29 inches through the chest, and weighed 630
pounds. He it tupposcd to have been 70 yeart
01 age. lie wat born in r.gypt.
Klamath Agency,
Washington, Feb. 13. Senate Mitchell
will introduce a resolution, directing that the
recretary of the interior inform the senate what
proceedings, if any.have been had in his depart
ment, relative to the survey and tale of the
Klamath Indian reservation, in the state of
California, in pursuance of an act approved
April 8, 1886 providing for a better organization
of Indian affairs in California.
To Sail for Samoa.
San Francisco, Feb. 13. Instruction!
have been issued to have all ttoret on board the
United State man-of-war Monongahela by
Friday. She it expected to nil for Samoa
Monday or Tuetday of next week. .
When Baby was sick, we gave her C Astoria, ,
When she was s Child, she erled for Castoria,
When she became Hiss, she clung to Castoria,
When th hod Children, sho gave them Castoria. 4
FOB PILEs.
Itahi ;j f ! t i'i 1 1 1 1 1 ujli t-i II 'ci
1 m, pi I mn r rsr liiv ji.ril itahlnr afts
Injwarm. ThU U. i w U at B'lnl, Blesdinf
Ero'.ru Jlnir Pilei , Aid at oua to ths apolickMo
r. B-munko .ii rmniy, w.iloh sits dirajtly
thprt , total, abt irbinjf tbatu ari, allsrinT '
Intense lte linir and eff.Minsr a prminnt ours
oanta, Addraa Ths Ir Burk) Hwtolii Co., P
0. Hold by Dt, Guist snd son.
Pitcher's Castoria.
BROWNSVILLE.
Mrs. N. J. Walter is quite tick.
P. Lfumt U paying a visit to the S )und
country, , -
J. Mi Waters tnvl a buslueis vlxit o
I Iarrisburg Monday.
Latt Thursday Win. Cochrane loft Tor bW
Wis at Han Joso, Cat.
Mr. and Mrs. Go, C. SUnard paid tin
jouiity intropolls,s Hying visit last week.
Mr. John Aashnian andVsnia (iiblor ait
liuk tt thair home in Amelia.
0. P. Cothowhs to far tocovertd from
bit Utit liuknetstt to be sbt t be on the
street.
Mr. Frtam sud Mist Witl.c.s, of Co
bar tt were here iu attendanae on the 0U0I0
at the retljeuo -f 0. P. Oushow list Fri
day evening.
Rev. C 8prry, for many year pa. tor of
Firtt Baptiat Church, at tbi plica hat ac
cepted a call from the church at Hoio.
A. P. Hows has sold bit property in South
Brownsville to J. D. Irvine, and lit moved
to the north tide.
Mr. Howe, of Kansas, it vUiting with bit
sister, Mrs. Warren in this ncighborhond.
Mr. Row formerly lived nsr Al;ny, and
inttndt making tome psit of the Val'ey hit
boms again.
Chariot Smith now diawt the ttriujt over
the horses that oonvey psttsngert to scd
from lltlsay. Mr. Riga his predoost
having sold hi interest in th livery busi
ness and bought an Interest iu the tsunery.
From a private letter your eoripondet,t
learn that Juliu Z ilnar, who left here some
two wkt ago fnr Sn Franeitoo to have a
aamovnd from hie neck, has nan th
operation perfurmed and tiiough hot yet out
ot danger is doing wail.
Chsngot ia bunineit firnm teem to be th
order ol tha day here. Mers Thompson Si
Waters have diovol. Mr. Water retiring,
Mr.J. D. Irvine hattaoeeaded Mr. Wh-
hain in th firm of OtoUy k Wsshburn
Mr. PerotdlaM ht bouRht th interrtt of Mr.
Uiggt lo th livary butusst snd will her
after enudaat tha affAir of thj liverv end
feed business aline Mr. Rife has b lUnht
tbe intarert of Jack Adam in th tannery.
and there ar rumor ail nt of inor change
still to occur.
Our mlain population hi recoiva 1 much
tooourtaumer-t in their lahorioua tak td
opeuina! up tbe nice io tli Bin Rivr dis
trict. Oa ot.tioing the similarity of a saiiipl
a their or to a titnp'e from the l-exlnatoo
mine on of t'r bst psy iog silver minus io
th largest and most protptrdut mining dit
triotla the world, theinpla from Butte,
Montaos, eama from 1200 faet lwnth tbe
sarfaee while tbe rock from th Lucky Boy
from th tnrfaoe, with tbe exception of tbe
dtfftrencs tbtt would exist in th same rock
in tbe different ponitions these two rook
seem In every rsvpect sxictly alike, indesd
the) look ss though they might ntre been
taken from the same lodgs. We may yet
have several thousand miner to supply with
food and clothing from this Valley.
Ht'IO,
The wedding fever It still raging In thl
vicinity.
Mr Win II Uiglcy.of Salem, and Mls
Edith Pent land, onieof Sclo s accomplished
young ladies, were united In marriage at
the rraldence of the bride's mother, .In
Sclo, Feb ij, 1SS9, Rev a F Moody, oflk!
atlng. , Quite a number of friends were
present and enjoyed tbe nice wedding din
ner, lhe people of bclo regret losing to
estimable a young lady, but what Sclo
loses, Kalcm trains, as the happy couple
will make their future home in tlrat place.
Mr Scarlet hat told hi residence to P O
Smith; also Mrs Blggartsold her residence
to ludward ooins.
Revt II F Moody and Jonet will begin
a series of meeting at this place Feb 141b.
Died, near Sclo. Feb to, iSSo. Roy in
fant ton of Allen and Luuise Charlton,
aged 3 year. 1 month, 11 days.
Mr II C Eplcv, who hat been here vUit-
Inir friend In thl place, returned borne to
Salem to day. J. C
SmUvitle.
Health good.
Tbe school here it progressing finely
Mr and Mr C B Montague, of Lebanon,
spent most of last week at thl place.
Mr Dcnni Klum bat been vUiting
friend at Albany. On bit return be
brought two fine white Chester pig.
Jacx Horses.
REAL EiTAi a JULE.
At recorded In the Recorder' office for
Llnn county, Oregon :
Harper L Cranor to E F Sos, 24 ft.
4 In. fronting on r irst SL, block
9, Albany $ 3050
Allen McDonnell to O K Smith, 3S0
acres, 1 1 w 3 10, too
Kate Allhouse tw John M Swank,
100 acre. 11 w a
B W Hamilton to Otho O Hall. 3
lotstp 11 w 3
Nancy higgers to E Uolns,2 lots, cio
Dora Butcher to Isaac Meeker piece
of land In 10 w
Lee Bilyeu to E Shclton, 3'j Int. In
6 loll, Sclo
C II Stewart toS E Young, 3 lots,
block 47, Albany
W E Spicer to J W Bel 1,50 I04.fect,
Spicer '.
W A toVGce to J W Bell, piece of
land at Spicer
J C Lyons to W M J Mackcr, 1 lot
Lronsvllle..
David' E Jones to N G McDonald,
324 acres 9 2
B Wilson to Abba llull.4 lots.Craw-
fordsville
Geo Humphrey to W S Thompson,
I lot, block 1, ll's 2nd. A
Chat W Little to Mary A Hughes,
4 acres, Crawfordaville
F A Watts to T B Davldaon, 54.00
acre, 13 w 2
P Lee to Mary E Vail, Ho acre, 12
E 1
P Lee to Norman L Lcc, &j acre,
12 E 1 .'
P Lee to Mary E Vail, too acres, 12
E 1
A S Nanny to Ja Nanny, 460 acres,
II w 4......
John L Wigle to 11 F Pierce, 300
acre, 15 w 3
John II Mnllanto Surah Vuu Horn,
4 lots, block 63, Albany
J W Wlgle to L Argarbrlht,3 acre
'4 " 4 ,.,i .........
2000
700
5SO
200
roo
I5'
51
250
'5
100
4 SO
700
120
1000
S
35
1250
25x
St
BORN,
ROBSON. In thltclty, on Wednesday
mornlno. Feb. t h. 1880. to the wife of
Mr. John Robson a girl.
HARRIED.
RICE DUNN. D. Ly le Rlcc.the pop
ular assistant railroad agent of Ashland,
and Mist Ella Dunn were married Thurt-
dav afternoon, at the home of the brlde't
parents, Mr. and Mrt. P. Dunn, by Rev
F. G. Stranse. only the relatiyee of both
familiei being present. Tbe Democrat
extend the former Albany boy ar.d his
wife itt best, wishet. -
HAGY WEST. in Sclo, Feb. 13,
1880, bv J Curl, J P, Mr. Hagy and Miss
Julia West. "
WE3T-BILYEU.-In Sclo, Ftb. 13,
i839,lhy J Curl, J P, Mr. Joseph West and
MUsllota Bilyeu. t -
WILL CAMPBELL. In Corvnllis,
Thursday forenoon, Feb 14, 18S9, Mr. Ed
ward Will, of Albany, and Miss Maggie
Campbell, of Corvallis. The Democrat
extends its best withes for their long life
and happiness.
OVERIIOLZER POWELL. On
Thursday, Feb. 14th, 1889, : Mr. Stephen
Overholzer, of Pataha, W, T., and Miss
Emma Powell, daughter of Mr. Job Pow
ell, of this county. They wlil go lo Pataha
to reside.
Children Cry for
HOME AND ABROAD
THURSDAtV
Ortgon is thirty yeart old to-dy.
Allway needs a town clout . $309 would
got one.
List night Stlm ldrald $3303 for its
woolen anil.
T J Vtuchn't resider.01 near Coborg, wn
burned Isit Monday.
The mm painting tigat on windowt it3
op it oouiiug this way.
TheUii'rjsd Commission bill ft mostly
one of a ttiary for it oUicer.
A discovery hst bwn mad which will
knock out barbed wire a u ts geuerally.
Mr A 0 S I irnaoHer I at purchased of G
L Blavktnan, for hit wife, sn slegant 500
Weboi plauo .
JU Lame. f Ilslrry, in bit rtrf agtiast
the O k V for 3W Ui s valjsble cow bat
been ton snited. '
Mr. Jo Turdom hat reaignml aa agent of
th S. 1', st tiervai. snd will for twbil st
least tell a patent lance. -
Wheat it C7 cents in Salem, in Albany 70
onnte. Our mm ket her it th in Mt reliable
nf any in th Valley.
Mr, Juliut Joseph list moved into hi new
quarter! ia tbe Gradwohl block adj 'itiug
the eity rstaurnt.
8 W Prkr, brother of M W i'arker, of
this city, id 2 E ChsltieM, of Bigs, Cl.,
arrived lu th city yesterday,
Mr. Garrison died at Lebanon Tuesday
at th axe ot 75. Her remains were taken
to Silem, where she formerly resided.
It is now loAriicH that Mr W S Lsdd, the
rich Portland baukor snok 20.000 on an ar
tesian well just to satisfy s morbid curiosity,
WP Crosl.v, Ciitt Winn and George
Pipar returned this noon from Halcm where
they attended a Hi. Valentine's pirty lost
night.
Bauianing at Tangut ging son'b the
snow wat two inches deep this morning.. At
Summit ou the Oregon Pacific it was six in
oh as dp.
For ths Cnt time thi winter our citizens
Mat mght were aid to walk on snow. It
was only a thin li.'in, but it wtt tuoueb to
tay snow.
Albany ha a band sfter all, th ex
callent muaio furiiihad fact v ng for th
Mem entertainment testitird. Ik it not
thoroughly organit -d 1 but it ''stU there"
ali the same.
fBIOAV.
Th Ashland cow ordiuance ia said to b
a taocea.
Heokl Bros are cl uing out their bnsinest
s worvaius.
Th People's Boot snd Sbos Store st Cor-
yswis hot been closed.
Luh Api-leeat for th third Rsilrosd
Comalsaioner. flow wtnld thst do I
The Oresoa Lend Co ar sgents for t
ttl of t'us Kikiu' addition to Albsny.
Only six mm soiling dayt tf ths legis-
I stare. hst is don must be don quickly
Jamaica Qlngtr it said to t the name of a
w.kly paper to be started at Jamaica, Vt
Ystrday Mr N A KltxUett purchased
b!o:k 5 Elki.i' addition to Albany, paying
fllW lor lb same.
Hon U A Irvintetme bom on account of
ill health. Tbe legislature will probably sd
jonrn st I0:.t to-m irrow moridnx.
Mrs U M l'h.'.;i;Mnd Mrs Bridget Gaffoey,
wer ro-tilly rnunl at Milwnkes snd
rloeJ $10 tod coats fir wbisp"riag is meet
iog.
Albsny u lull of mac 10 vesting 111 town
lot sud suburban real estate. In th pre
ot city bruit there are cow very few lots
for le.
A North Yakimt, W T, real Uts firm.
base pig advertisement in to-da' Ore-
etmian. . That i the way W T cities do
business.
Tbe Grand Army encampment for Oregon
occur in 1'ortUiid on February SO. W C
Canscll snd D B Allen srs dclegaUt from
Ucrbernn post.
Ouly fifteen drqinmr st th Revere
I Iocs yesterday, and yet th lndlrd ssyt
tbst it wtt not a very gd day for commer
cial tunnste.
Mr A Mosasangor, 01 uiea li jck, t'eno. is
io th city. Mr Moettsnger wtt here also
a year ago, st ths time investing in tows lots,
OB which b realised.
Winter' chilly blast is here. Winter is
liable to stay lotgcr in the lap of spiing, long
enoaah to cause couteLtiin, but this i bar-t-ly
poAStb'e in Oregon.
Tbs Corvalli merchants are naviog a live
ly ran on sugar, the prices q noted being:
le pouuds golden O, or 17ft puuods extia C,
or 13 poucd- of gr .ated for f 1.
Mrs Ferr-"i yeatenlay sold an acre of
ground io Iff 3d addition to Mr Prater, re
cently irom the east lor c-w. 1 he time
cost her 1300 s few mouth ago.
Rev E It Prichsrd and fan.ily. of Albany.
spent Tnesday and Wednesday in the c:ty at
ur x nompaon a. wrvam Moaer.
Kaionow has s lAwyer. Hi nao i W L
CuLtrrton, snd he baits from North (Carolina.
II is said to be s young man of abdi'v. and
with the whole Fork to wvik in he atoild
have a goad practice..
J P Btrry.of Mill City, has been in tbe
city baying goods f jr Ids store there, smous
others purchasing several tmkt f petunia
of F II I'f-iffer. who does quite a wholestle
notioesa in nu's and cocteiHiotary.
Th Corvallis Lradtr, o'li-sisl or-o of ths
M. E. S'Uth Airricuiiural College, continue
to! pour grApe and oaniiiter editori! at the
aolon regarding the sutus of the church
farm. Salem oarsa'.
"llrli't Half Acre'' i tbe mulodiout name
which a tsttioutcnt in the foothill near Ore
gon City Iwara. Very 111 a oh nr ln-i revival
meeting 1 have been hriii there, lb com
munity is raid t lie realty a very bad one.
The Albany Loo and Building AnsociA-
tion will hold it lirt meetiag to-day whrn
totk holder sill l tl cted. Ij shonld a,
tend to basin mi time fir ita u.-mWia to
attend Cos beiierit at the Optra House.
line is tno say things i;row by travel.
Tbe following item is frtii a Bo-tou paper :
A mushroom dciihrd iy a physiaian of
I'urtlaiid, Or., a hav ox sprung up in a sin
gle night aesr hi dmir-tep, measured ten
ty f nr inches iu eircuu.fcrenoo and weighed
1 pnumls.
A western tulit.ir epttiuli for his dead
wife: To the memory f Tabiiha, sife, of
Mooes Shinner, K q , lentlemanly t-diur d
the Ttombonc, Ttrm $3 a )car, iiivarikb'y
in advance. 4 kind mother and an exem
plary wife. Otfice over Coleman' grocery,
np two Itights of tir. Knock bard. Ws
shall miss thee. Jul. pribtiug tolioited.
A San Frsncivco lady waa recently tV.ow
iog to her Mendt a very bandaom ring her
husband had given her. It wtt an oval of
diamonds, with three pretty little opsque,
bluish while stones in the centre. Kobody
could tell what tboj stones were, and every
body wat cunons to knew. She did not
know herself. Her hut hand had uot told her.
They insisted on hi telling. "Well, my dear,
those ar tho first little teeth out by our
three little children. I saved them one by
one, and there they are !'
Rev J RN Bell,' editor of the Roseburg
Beview, bat learned that running newspaper
rnd hotels are different things, snd makes
tha following candid confession : ' Ws re
turn home to Roseburg, acknowledging that
we acted the fool about tbe hotel businesr,
for 'every man cannot run a hotel,' yet we
made $20,000 in tirst-class experience, neith
er did we fail in the hotel, we simple did no
likeit, eto. That it all." When Bro Bo
gel some of bit irom out of the tire and a
ties down to newspaper business alone
predict he will make Rome howl.
SATBRBAT. '
Bishop Morris will preaoh io the Episcopal
cburoh tf-ncrrow morning and eveaing.
111,340 wat the amount r.t S.Vem's woolen
n I'l bonus last evenii g laid 4 Both gavo
$500. .' :
- M ' E.Ooin, of Solo, hot been ia the c ty.
Messrs Bardu & Underwood have bought a
toiof his flour.
Governor ",vaterman yesterday appointed
J P Iri h onmmiasliner of Yoemito Valloy,
vio-W u H Mills, resigned.
Rev J L Trambu' V ot Albany, it in tha
city assisting in tbe revival meeting at the
Baptist church, Weal Side.
pitcher's Castoria
1 11 1 -tin -miiw'Bii ust -iiitifia iintiimsiu mi hit n n"rfcrnf i p- r 1 '" 1 "
for Infants and Children
' TaAcIssoweUadAptodtocbildresthAl I Caatevl etw Colto. f'j"'?'
aaowatotns." IL A, Ascaaa, it D., I twtion,
111 So. OxJtord ti., brocUrn, H. T, WltLut Injurious, medicatfrn.
' Til Cxctaus CosTAsr, 77 Murray Street, 5. T.
"Yet sir," taid a member of th Lcgisla
ture, "I sin in favor of baying the Sandwich
Islands, just think of tbe mileage, "Pioneer.
David E S Mank. postmaster at Anmsvdl.
Marion county. Oregon, has resigned sod j
S Swautt bat been appointed postmastir in
hit place.'
An Astoria paper calls the State Legi!s-
tur ths O R & N Co. and will adjourn next
week. That eity got soup, I nt A I '-any didn't
get even wslci.
Th address by Mi.s Mint,! J'umlII. st
tbe Baptist Church Tnira lay v? -ing it said
to have been a very tin effort, highly enjoy
ed by the large audience present.
C C Cherry, of the city w l r iio foot town
uts ar worth QiWJ, tw n.i from the
bnsinest pirt of the cUy it in Allwny, and
report Taeuin fairly booming with Lfo aod
growth.
One of tbe younget; inf-inbers of li s Ore-1
gon Iulbtar is Jlf Myer from Linn
county, wbo is only 23 year of ae. He is
giving eicUlent satisfaction t) Ins coct'.ita
Dtt. Went Side.
Tbe new baggage room at tbe 8. P. depot
ill be formally dedicated to-nigbt at 7
o'clock aharp. Mr A V Barker wul conduct
tu servicer, which pronvie to be I an im
prosiog nature Everybody invited.
Tbe bull of be steamar " Ya-miua Bay"
does not appe:.r to be damaged to any great
extent, ttyt the Rrpub'.imn. It will "prob-
sDiy be Hoated ot. of the jetty this spring
ana b rebuilt ss a freight steamer, :
Music for the entertainment last evening
wasf urnish id by Miss Belle Senders, and, of
touts,-, was go'id. SeversI tpecisls by Mc-
Coon and Sharp tiros., of Tangent, on th
tarn Lour iu sud iiddies, were heartily en
cored.
Mr William Vance bat let the contract to
Mr W C Csetell, the contractor, fcr build
ing a one story brick on bia property
on Second str.t, adjoining tbe Willam
ette Packing Cos store. It has already
been leaced by Mitchell, Lewi k Co for ad
agricultural implement warehouse.
The Orrnmeot bas furnished a tomb
ttons for th grav of the OAK veteran
wbe died not Uou sgi in Pendleton, D M
Conley. It is a plaio, neat 'msrblo slab,
with th veteran' pame aod that of bis com
paoy sod regim.nt engrtvod thereoo. Com-
rAd Bawen placed it in position over the old
soldier grave. &aU Vrtjwuan.
Tug Wilson, who is shown by a train tf
circaowtsnt;! evidence to have leeo tie
accomplice of Gordon Cooper in tho murder
ti I w uavvsiua rfCent railroad cut near
Walla Wail, hs been arrested in KUIe,
and will be Uken U Walla Wslla. Tbe ar
rest bss created quit a .eutktioo i.t Ibe Gar
den City lWieloo E, O.
The PUer, of Astoria, very ciistly
credits tbe following item to the Democrat.
It never t our knowledge ever snpesred in
our columns, hence we giv it : "Teil me ye
angelic boat, ye rrease timers of love, shall
swindled prinUrs here Ulow have no redress
loe f be aoEle flantd their wioc snd
taid : 'To yon a bops is given ; delinquents
wH Vfa.VI Ul.l, U.
Postmaster OJtll is getting bis book', re
ports ana accounts all ready with the expec
tation of taming over tbe office about the 1st
Of March to It 11 Dearborn, lhe latter bsa
sent on bis bund to Washington and it is
thought tbry will be approved and tl com
mission sent on bars by that time. Sa'cm
Statumiemr' Ws congratulate Majem on tbe
change.
Our fallow towntmai, W. E. Price. . re
turned from California Sunday snd looks a
if the clirrate areed witb him. He spent
coo.idcral.le time at Pao Roblesin sjnlhero
Cdifon.li. While at Aul-urn, where he has
land interests, he sold 10 seres at a goad ad
vaoce on tha porcliai price He was very
oiuch infAtuate'l with Oin?e .If, m So
ramei.to eosnty, and purchased two 10-acre
lots all at out iu young front rs f-r $130
per acre. Ahb.nd .'eeord.
s
-AA J S
A Pleasing Sense of Health
and Strength Renewed, and
of Ease and Comfort
Follows tbenso of Syrup of Figs, as 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
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION'
without weakening or irritating tbe or
gans on which it acta.
For Bale la SOe and tn.oo Bottles by
- all Leading Drugglata.
B Aircr ACTCRSD 0XIT BT mt
OAiiroMiA na sybtjp co.
6aS Fsjurcisoo, Cau,
Lomsvuii, Kr., jjsw Toss, K. T
ALBANY COLLESUTE IHSIITDTS
ALBANY, OREGON-'
1888,1889.
First Term Opesa September lllh, 1888.
A lull corps of lnatructora.
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL "
CLASSES.
Courses of study arranged to meet tlr
need of all grades of students.
SeoVif itulucetnents offttrtd to student
from abroad.
Tuition ranges from $3.50 to $12,59.
Board in private Cttni'ies at low rates.
Room, lor self-boarding at small exrenss.
A careful supervision exercised over stu
dent away from home. Fall term opens
September 7th. For circular and full
particulars address the President.
REV. ELEET N. COWD1T.
Albany, Oregon ';
Palace Meat Market.
J. T. PIPE, PEOPRIETOS.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, 03.
Will keep constantly on band beat',
mutton, pnrk, veal, auaage,.eto tbe best
meats and largest variety in the city.
Cash p&ld for all kinds of fat stock. v
UABY
CARRIAGES
: AT
STEWART 60X3
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Bank,
COWAN. RALSTON & CO.,
feoocawirs to Ouwan si CnaUk.) 9
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TitAK8ACTl a general banking bostnesr.
DRAW Hiaif 1 UHtf Men M Vk. 8 Frs
sxianl Portland, Oregon.
LOAS KOafKTon apptore saettrity
RfXEI VE depoail sub (l lo cheek. ,
first National Bank
OP ALIIASl, OBEtiOJV.
fral4cnt..... ..... L. FUX
Vk President .... S, E, TOl KG
Caahler K. W. tAWIN.
AaClCajkier JAB. V. rOi.U.
TBAK8ACT8 A CEXERAl.bai.kiln: J
ACGOVHTS KKPT subjeat to beek
BIGHT EXCIIAXOB and teT ?! trsnafer, ol
n Hew fork, San fraodaca, rtmgo aad rut
twin.
COOLLECnOKSMADEos faverabi term.
MBsefoas
i, K. Yocss, " E, W. Lassoob,
L E. liuis, 1. u4
WAl.t E TcssstA.
DR.GnWATSOfl FslASTOH
Physician and Surgeon. .
Offloa opposite the Democrat.
ATAullRtu
COLD
IN
HEAD.
TrytheCure
Ely's C ream Balm
Cleanses the Nasal Fassasoa.
lavs Inflammation. Hc?ala the Sores.
Best-area the Senses of Taste, Binell
and Hearing.
A particle la asvHes tots satk sat ill sua!
ta acrmble. Prl-e 6(e. at Ira-i e hy
SaatU. ELY BliOTH-KSe WArren btXew York.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
ING FillLLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
and seas lamber.latha .
pickets kept constantly cn
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only. best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
K0B1NS0N c WEST.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT IAW
-ani-
Notary Public
AL3ANY, OEGOW.
yyu Lu Va y w lu
OF PURE COD UVEB OIL
2 HYPOPHOSPHITS3
Almost as Palatable aa Milk.
So dlssrmtma thutt It esst bs tsJren,
aiCsated, mA asslnall br U sat.
eansltlT. toaaae'a, sebum tsts wlalai U
cmbs b tolerstedi sad tejr ths Maw
btna.tloK of Uk ! wlta Jha Btysioilsi)
p 2x1 tea is tnwcfa saor ajfl si ste law a. . ,
: . Eesurkasle as a -f csk pradmeera
HauH la vantilT -Ta1a taUss1 tt.
SCOTT'S EiTULSlON h acknowleclgedby
Physicians to be the Finest and Best prepa
ration in the world for tbe relief and enroot
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING
DISEASES. EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHROIilO COUGHS.
Tka great remedy or Consumption, and
Wasting in Children. Soli by all Je?t-
J. WHITNEY,
ittcmej And ComissUop At La?
ND
Kotar Public
ALMsY OREGON,
Will praAlas tl all of the Courts
tblsState. Allb Riness Intrusted to him
will be promptly Uendod to,
ACADEMY
Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
nniinntad bv the Sisters of St. Benedlot.
This Academy Is incorporated and au
thorised by the State to confet academic
honors. ' . .
B-VARDISO SOaoOTu PsiB TKP.M.
Board and tuition................. $40.00
MubIo, losrtumental, theoretical and
vocal with nse of piano and organ 15.00
4! 3 u lift? . , A2.00
Zitbern 12 00
Drawiugand painting. 8. CO
Fancy wort and mending free, to
boarders,
Tuition In selectday sob jo ranges from
$5 to $10.
Norncntl intrnotlun of a pirants foV
teaober's oertidoates r Boialiy.
Qraduating fee, $10.
For further particulars applj at tha
Academy.
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