The state rights democrat., July 08, 1892, Image 2

WHO 1aYS THE TARIFF TAX?
It is the foreigner wlio pays the tariff tax'
says Mr McKinley. Tho treasury figures
tell a different story. Mr McKinley insists
that tho foreigner deducts the American
duty from his prico in order to procure the
pleasure of selling in American markets.
In other words, Mr McKinley asserts that
the foreigner takes off of his regular price
on pearl buttons 1 14 per cent, on shoe bub
tons 82 per cent, on tannic acid 247 per
cent, on sulphuric ether 320 per cent, just
for the pleasure of selling in this "splendid
market." The cotton goods makers, accord
ing to this poet of mathematics, deduct 49
per cent, the makers of glass and glassware
56 per cent, of iron and steel 33 percent, of
of readv- made woolen clothing 70 per cent.
DMer these circumstances the foreigner
must regard the "splendid" American
market as more ornamental than profitable
Of course Mr McKinley 's assertion is ab
surd. Americans who buy in foreign
markets know that they pay for the goods
they purchase tho price which is charged to
those who buy for domestic consumption,
and who do not intend to "export to this
country. As to the amount of the tax the
treasury figures tell the truth.
During the fiscal year i89i the custom
h uiso collected on foreign goods entering
this country for consumption the enormous
tax of $2i.",790,G86. Tho total value of
these goods was $466,465,173, so that the
rate of tax was more then 46 per cent.
There is no tin plate manufactured in
this country. Notwithstanding Mr Mc
Kinley 's assertion that "there are today
twenty-eight tin plate industries in the
United States," he knows that American
tin plate is a myth, and that all the tin
plate that goes to the making of the tin
goods for domestic and trade uses is ini
potted. On this article in 1891 the custom
house collected a tax of $10,577,115, and the
purchaser of dinner pails, kitchen pans,
roofing material and canned goods paid
t'.iis tax, with the added profits of importer,
wholesaler and manufacturer. The tax was
paid in this country to our own custom
house by the American firms to which the
goods were consigned. It was added to the
original cost of the goods by tho importer,
who reckoned his profit on the aggregate.
Each subsequent purchaser added his profit
to the total, and the last man to pay the
original cost of the article, the duty, the
duty the interest and the profits was the
man who put the tin plate to practical use.
A similar story could be told of glass, on
which the government collected a tax of
S4.:.o2,220 in 1891. The duty prohibited
the importation of the largest sizes of plate
glass, but the rate of tnx on the smaller size
was 62 per cent, on another 185 V per cent,
on common window glass from 48 to 1 10
per cent, on table glass 60 per rent Mr
Mckinley would have us believe that the
foreigner gave us the glass and paid a
bonus of "l : and 10 per cent besides!
The government collected on cotton
wearing apparel a tax of $4,438,742, on
woolen wearing apparel $2,825,719, and on
woolen dress goods a tax of 8i6,616,302.
All these taxes "were collected in this
country. They were paid by American im
porters, who brought them here to sell
them to American consumers. If the foreign
exporters paid a cent af the tax the custom
house does not know it. the American im
porter does not know it and Mr McKinley
does not know it, while the consumer, if be
will take the trouble to think, knows that
he paid it all, with interest and profits
added.
Is Mr McKinley a solemn, ignorant hum
bug or a disingenuous monopoly defender?
New York World.
"BOSS" UTAN.
The appointment of Lotan should not
be a surprise to anv one who has kept
watch of the rr.Uliods of the republican
bosses oi Oregon. The masses of the re
publican voters in Oregon during the last
decade have had no more to do in direct
ing the party in this state than have the
inhabitant, oi trie Fiji island. The "bosses"
at Portland have had as complete control
of party management as their hearts could
wish. And however much the Oregonian
may now protest its opposition to Lotan
and. his methods, vet its course for years
has contributed more than all other in
fluences to the subjugation of the republi
can party of thi state to the domination of
Joe and Jim. Even so late as the late city
election that paper shrieked out loudly in
support of the ticket put up br Bosses Joe
and Jim saving that a vote against the
U;ket of the "bosses" was a vole against
Harrison. Its protest now is a feeble
one, not intended to restrain the bosses
but to keep its own "record" straight.
That bos-, rule is rapldtv approaching dis
solution in Portland 's now gecerally con
cedeJ but it mutt be done at the expense
of a fearful crippling of the republican
party in this state. Scores of repblicani
in that city will vote the democratic and
people's party ticket this fall for the pur
pose of setting their seal of condemnation
on the appointment of Jim Lotan.
TH E SILVER BILU
Tue fuil text of which is as follows:
'That i.he owier of silver bullion may de
posit the same at any mint of the United
States to be coined for hU benefit, and it
hail be the duty of the proper officers,
upon the terms and conditions wh'.ch are
provided by law for the deposit of coinage
of gold, to coin such bullion into standard
dollars, authorized by the act of Feburary
22, 1878, entitled 'an act to authorize the
coinage of a standard silver dollar and to
restore its legal Under character, 'and such
coins sha'l be a legal tender for all debtt
and due, public and private. The act of
July 14, 1890, entitled, 'the issue of treas
ury notes thereon, and for other purposes,'
Is hereby lepealed. It is provided that the
secretary of the treasury shall proceed to
have coined all silver bullion in the
treasury purchased with silver or coin cir
l ideates "
At the late election in Portland llolman
the republican candidate tor coroner, was
returned elected by 82 votes. Hughes,
t ie democratic citizens candidate, believ
ing thavtaqjjsd been counted out,demar,d
ed a re-canvass of the ballots which the
court granted . A recount was made and
shows Hughes to be ele:ted by 21 majority
with 550 defective ballots to be passed
upon by Judge Shattuck. It is said that
most of these ba'.lots will be favorable to
IIugheK. A very suspicious circumstance
CuiinecteJ with the lecount is the unearth
ing of the fact that every republican can
didate in poll i North Portland, was
credited with about 50 more votes than he
received. This will have a tendency to
confirm many in the belief entertained for
yearsth it gross frauds have been practiced
the ' in elections.
A W Hilling, tbe Chicago Street Railway
magnate, wants to bet M S Quay $lo,ono
(hat Cleveland will he elected.
Postmaster Vsn Cott is spoken of as the
.publican candi late formiyor i 1 New York
NATIONAL UKMOCRVflC TICKET,
For President Grove Cleveland,
of New York .
For Vice President A. E. Steven
son, of Illinois.
For Presidential Electors G forge
Nolan d, of Clatsop county, R. A. Miller,
of Jackson county, W. P. Butcher, of
Baker county, and W. L. CoLviG.of Jack
son county.
WHEREFORE LOTAN?
Lotan is Collector of Cus'.orns of roulaml
and why? No one seems 10 know . Tliose
great republican Dailies, the Statesman and
Ortfniaa, give forth no sound. We search
their luminous columns for information on
this burning ques'ion in vain! It was said
the Portlaid election had forever settled
"boss" rule in that particular ioculit), and
that we should probably hear of it no more
only a one of the curses of 'he past; when
lo! and behold the "boss" of bosses "bobs up
serenely" with the best appointment within
the gift of the President in Oregon. And
that is what parxlyzes us; and there are some
others paralyzed likewise. What a formida
ble array of supposed aspirants, and yet the
big "boss" was preferred to all of them by
the President. Does Benjamin Harrison
really regard James Lot en as a more suitable
man to bold his commission than Col, John
McCracken or R J Hendricks or J W Watts
or any one of the other thirty or forty appli
cants? There is some mystery here that
really ought to be explained. Tin Ortgo
nian claims to publish a'l the latest news '
from Washington. We looked in vain for I
....,.., . , 1
any statement that the boss name had
been sent to the senate by the P'esi.'.ent
Why was not that fact telccraphed? Does !
' .
any one believt the omissioa was arciJental? ,
Far from i. It was designed that ;
news should not ie known in uregon in:
after the confirmation. The managers dread
ed the burst indignation that was ture to fal
low such nomination if it were known, an 1
the confirmation might be defeated. They '
therefore kept baca the information till it was !
too late to protest. And now it is expected !
., . ,, ... . .. , r .
that al. will acquiesce for the sake of the
party and that the "boss" will be quietly ac- j
cepted as the Presidsnl's choice. Well, per-
haps he will. Oar republican friends are e !
long-suffering lot of brethren, but they 1,0 1
kick some times, and when the- do; tbe kick j
are fearful. i
The fine Italian hands of our senators as
., j a. , . ,. :
wellas the miM-eyed Hermann appear in ;
business. Those gentlemen seem to im- i
agine that "bosses" must firs, take all they
want atnd if there is anything lefr, tbe average
republican may help himself; at least, "bosses"
first, always! Will any man name anv other
reason for Lotan's appointment? Dors not
his bosship bring him com through tbe Pres
ident's appointment and is not this, his re
ward for being a "boss?"' The people utler
ly repudiate and rpam "bosses;" tbe President
rewards them because they are such.
Let him look well to the eleclioi returns
from Oregon if he would be instructed We
can tell him naw he will not carrv the state
by an increased plurality.
,
Tammany had her regular Fourth of
July celebration. David B Hill wrote de-
fining the power and pumose of the dem-
ocratic party, and reviewed the political
. .
history of New lork. He closed thus:
"In the outcome at present the democracy
of New York in the coming struggle
should present a solid front to the com-
mon enemy. Loyalty to the
cardinal
democratic principles and the regularly
nnminata.l i-ln&li!. u llu innr.m. Jt.
of the hour." Hon J 11 Bryan, of Neb
raska, was selected for the first talk. Be
fore he had a chance to tay a word the
crowd broke loose, and gave cheer after
cheer for Cleveland, Hill, Cockran, and
again for Cleveland.
Cleveland wrote a letter taking: "No;
man. woman, or child could forget or out- I
grow the sentiment relating to the aa
servanceofhe Fourth of July. Because
there are influences and tendencies abroa d
which tend to neglect this anniversry,the :
valuable and patriotic effort of Tammany
to rescue it from Indifference oupht to be
o
universally applauded. I am satisfied
Tammany will not lose the opportunity to
teach that the Declaration of Independence
was a move on the part of the people to de-
termine to govern themselves, that patrlo -
ttm it inspires, and ioins unselfish love for
ourcountry's welfare. Thi I political or
ganization is only effective and successful
when approved and trusted by an intelli
gent and popular government "
Anvlwvlr whnn, the rrr,.,l.lir,c ,,,.h
have nominated at Minneapolis would have j G W Nfsspgr,216 Sene: tret, Roffa
been stronger in New York than is presi- lo, write 'I wa a creat auffsrer for many
dent Harrison. Tbe democratic opposition ! ;?r,,,ri1t1h ih aad faver. and tri.d rema
l . r.i 1 , . . , . . . I diea of all Kinds, hat fcunn do relief until a
to Mr Cleveland in that state is a trifle as !
to toe president, where one
democrat !
will sulk ha'f a dozen republicans will do
the same thing with Harrison and Cleve
land as the candidates. And Mr Cleveland
wi.l have the crowning advantage of the
great body of independent voters, including
a majority of the business, literary and pro
fessional classes and practically the entire
German vote. Mr Cleveland, we firmly
believe, will carry New York over Harrison
by 50,000. Indianapolis Sentltml.
No legislation has ever been proposed
'.n this country so dangerous to our form
of government as tnat cf the force bill
which the republican party In their plat
form declare themselves to be in favor of.
It is propDsed to take the management of
congressional elections out of the hands cf
the states and to put them Into the hands
of federal appointees appointed from Wash
ington. No wonder that republican pa
pers all over the country are so chary
about defending this scheme which even
a republican senator said was "the most
infamous bid that ever crossed the
threshold of the senate." This alone ought
to consign Harrison to political o'Hvlon .
Tammany Hall has been prompt to blazon
the Cleveland and Stevenson ticket upon its
outer walls in a great transparency. Those
estimable tepu&lican uewipapers thct have
been counting upon a coolness in Tammany
Hall have here their answei. Tammany is
"ademujrat," and it doesn't keep i's politics
on ice.
Thomas Carter, commissioner of ' he gsner
al land office, says lint Harrison will defeat
Cleveland in Montana 5000 votes.
atlee ta the t-raiiae
I have this day made arrangements
with Knapp, Burrell & Company, of Al
bany, for their entire line of goods, in
cluding binders and twin) for the season
of 1892, notwithstanding all reporta to
the contrary.
June 17tb, 1892.
J. W. Peopht.
Agant Linn Co. B. 0
or Onio, City of Tolsdo,
LUCAS UOl'KTV
Fbase J. C-i:.j-". ixiaXcs OLtZ. JLiA ha fs tho
senior partner of the hrmot F.J .Cubhsy SCo
Aoiug business in the City of Tolsdo, County
aad State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sura of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case or Catabbu thut : an not be ctirea
by the use ot a all's Cataskk i'cbk.
FUAKIC J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 8th day of December, A. D. US6.
1 A. V. CLEASON,
K3tt I Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure totckon internally and acts
directly ou tho blood and mucous surfaces of
tbe system. Send for testimonials, free.
i'. J. CHENEY & eg., Teleoe, .
tur Bold by Druggists , 76c.
TELEGHAPHIO NEWS
w,lson Keen'
Portland, July 6. Ever since Wilson
escaped from Sheriff Kelly. IS men, as a
guard, haye been secret til in the brush at
night around Frank Wilson's residence. It
was thought possible that tho fugitive
might make his way back there, not only to
seek aid, but because an irresistible desire
often overcomes a murderer of Wilson's
temperament to look upon the spot whore
he performed his terrible work. At alwut
9:il0 last night a young man named Wills
and a companion saw a tout walking up
the lane with 11 horso following, fliey
recognized him immediately as Wilson.
When near tho place in the lane where the
murderer carried the dead body across into
the woods, the man jumped over tho fence
and wont iuiot'ie bttsbjM. rt ills immed
iately went to Milwaukie and notified the
people who were there issombled at ft meet
ing, and immediately a crowd of at least
250 people went out to search, but he was
not found.
Til Liberal LoUo,
London, July 5. The expectations of
the liberals as to gains in the metropolitan
boroughs were not realiaed today. The
total number of members ejected i. iGO, of
whom t! 10UMM vat yes hae elected !W, the
liberal unionist - and the liberals 0.1, tn-
eluding Ttiomas Power O'Connor. The
tories have gainst 7 and the liberals 7 .eats 1
in the contest today, leaving the liberals a I
net train .f S seats, including Aloniiay.
There is deep disappointment among liber-
als tonight over tue result in London.
An Oregon Mas) Ueiueuibcred,
Washington, Ju-y 5. The president
has sent to the senate the nomination of
William Kauus. of OresOn.
a consul to
dv-ew ouUi v a es; anct -r.;irm;si ;
1 inline, ot isconsin, huh auditor of the j
tmy ajso K0H,rt Williams, assistant
auMuuint-ceneral to be adiutaiit-cenenU to!
be adiutant-ireneral. with the rank of brig- !
T . 1 n j 1 dl: t l .1 !
"genenu. unti iwrau nuiue. oi .-
i ! ft, rui i t. tva .. ,"v , f miiilto Pii.r.i'V
at
IndoiHMukwe. t'.ll.
HrrerCckrr Accident.
St km. Or Ju y 5. This evening while '
limiting a firecnickor. Maud IXiwsou. agcil i
! 7. was sririsiv K.imwl She drnniml a !
match on the sidewalk and sat down on it,
Her dress caught tire and burned off. The ,
&rl - fanning the flames into a bhute.
1 he skin and flesh came off the buck and.
with thp cjothilHr. xhe gjrf will ,
piobably recover.
roflia Sail Uld II
0 Ti.. c l- in r,.r i.i: !
go,, of Colonel J H McLaughlin, ex-cham-
pion collar-and-ellww wrestler of the world.
and himself an athlete, dropped dead at
hris home, south of this city, this afternoon.
He was a heavy cigarette smoker, consuni-
ing owr 1W a day. The doctors say this
causexl his death.
rra ll8 BclB W j -
Qt'KBEc, July 5. In this vicinity prayers
are beinir offered for the cessation of rain.
while in Rimoaski the crops are suffering
from the drought and the supplication
tsr rain.
T llaa al large.
Salem July 4. The search continues in
i-irupson canyon and the surrounding
country for Wilson, the escaped self con-
t,. mnnlprpr. I In ivk i.h mi a lis
mented from time to time all dav. and has
scattered, taking in a wide scope of country
The belief is that Wilson has got out of
tii. i-A n m nnil is malrinv his Tar to tilt
mountains. All dav reports of his capture
i have been coming m. but all. upon diligent
inauirv, prove lo be without foundation.
i Krrly this morning a house near Lambert "
! Landing, south from Davlon. was burglar-
! f261: fPPf 9 A I""
j lunch, a revolver and nfl were rton.
vt raver ana riria.
Omaiia. July 4. The peopled party
nominated Gen weaver f jt president, the
I following Iteintr the l.:diot :
Weaver .'
'Lv
'-'
; Kyle
CatterUh? ... 4
, Tff.Tri?' IT J-T
uxataoa was niaue unaniniou At U:.-
a ra a motion was made to adjourn until
8:30, but the chair ordered tbe roll-call for
nominations for vice-president. J (J Field,
of Virginia was nominated on tue fir?t
ballot.
Tbr Ubcral A brad.
Losdox, July 4. If the contested ele
l.m?J!t -
; overwljelmin(rly Wwrai aml ire.Un)1
; have home rule. Ofeoazaa. todav's elec-
tions are not decisive. It will take until
Tue-daytotellthestorv with anv assur-
JM l,Mh fim,r nf'fr-lav noi'nt to -
I :.ii . u
I uiai dM r a iT-i-iiiii Mid'i..i'iit' iiit.i nr
pr'nmrship. nr. 1 establishing an lrih par
, nament again m lullegei.reen.
Mm Bad Hra.
j BoUOS ClTT, Uaho, July 4. A gang
of
1 hobos were aireste-i lnre yesterday and dur-
ng tho nig.it t !
e-ked tlie inside of
the city jail. 1 ne 01 them rays niiey are,
part n a gang lately ilriven out of l'titte.
Bad it is rapposed they know toincthing
ajaaat the recent murder of a policeman '
there.
' laim.aoa IMttJiarta,
friend ot mio told me t. buy a box of Rrac-
Iaa a mi 1- - ' . 1 uid kru j wsa - at. -
dreth's Pills and ta'.e them a directed . I
aed two boxes and btlisve that I am cured.
as X have not bj n troubled with them for
the past year. I cheerfjliy lecommond
them ta all who inffer."
Look Heb. Thog Ilrink will repair!
vour fnrniture neat and cheat) or ninka
furniture to order and sell furniture on
cotninisiion at the old staud.
Spr i no Slmtincs. For sixty days V R
Graham aril sell spring suitings a cost.
A late and peculiar spring makes It desir
able to close out the spring stock. Call
and see his fine line of goods.
Cr.BRAXCE Sr.a or Millinery. A
lam about to give up the millneiy depart
ment of the Ladies Bazaar all in that line
will be so d without reserve
Mas H J Sower.
Sec o-ir bargain co jnter.
tV F Head
As a family medicine, the Oregon Bl.-Hd
faririer has no equal. IthasproV t elf-f
a ci rt ii i and effics'ioas remedy for all die
eases esafkesl by an impar'e stale of tno blood
Mosey to Loan. I have money in
sun-a of $500 to $20,000 to loan on im
proved farm lands in Linn and Benton
counties, at lowest current rates. No
delay in furnishing the money.
C J Bl'KKIIAKr,
Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon.
VV'a Dom't
Cover tub Kahtii,
But we do claim to covsr a small por
tion thoroughly. We cover the field in
Albany, and if you want the best grocer
iee and baked goods, p'ain and fancy,
baked in metropolitan style, call on us.
We can supply you with what you want.
Fresh lu rries, fmits and produce always
on hand PaBJCKb Bros.
Bictci.e for Sale. A Little (liant
safety, son ly used a few months. At a
bargain. Call on Jos Klein for particu-
LettM- Lust .
Pnllowirg 1 the list of loi ters remaining
in the post otiioe at Albsny. L!nn c iunty,
Oroxou, July 0, 1892. IVraous calling fif
these letters must give th daa on which
they wi-re advertiscrl.
Acbsrtnsn, M
Ailer, Mr John
Bales, U C 2
Bolio, W M
Caves, Kmma
Coher, Mr J
Kelley, Min Laura
Allen, Miss U
lJarrv. Mr W II 2
Hish jp, Mr W
lirawt, Mrs Amend v
Cooper, Miss I.ydia
Hilliei. Mr A
M-iore, Mrs Lauia
McLaoe, Ed
Wulder, Miss Maud
1'irlier, Thco
l.ho.i'ipp, Misi llosa
sparks, L M
Tirkett, Mr Fia,k
Wilson, Iee A
Wood, A W
T. MONTKITH, P. M.
1 1-.'.: 1 :t.
Sparks, S J
Wensa, Ms BUefl
Woodward, Dorah
IIt(.OS Mill V4 t Villi it SKBiHE
In co-operation with U 8 weather
bureau, of the department of agriculture
office, Portland Oregon, crop-weather bul
letln, No 14, season of 1S92, for wcea end
ing Tuesday, July 5th.
Western Oregon. Weather The hot
period broke on Tuesday, Juno 28, since
which time it has been "cooler, yet al
most normal temperature, with rii
average amount of snnshina; no rain
has fallen during the past seven days.
The winds have been northerly nr.d fresh
in force.
Crops Rain is badly needed, for all '
vegetation is in want 6f it ; the ground i
is dry and is becoming more so, day by !
day, under the influence of the drv
winds Fall wheat is beading, but it is
not up to the average. Spring wheat
would yet be greatly benefitted bv rains.
The total wheat yield of 1891 in Western
Oregon amounted to nearly !,OtH,000
bushels, while this year it will not
amount to over $7,000,000 bushels, the
unfavorable weather conditions le.sen-
j At f i
"'ft.,1'"5 'r u'-7y,ar'
Th( oaua emn arni o fair ;im... i, ...
0f hwt vears crop bv about 20 ner cent.
Haying is now in progress in all sections
and good yields aie generally reported,
though in a few localities it is not up to
the average.
The present weather conditions are ex-'
tremely favorable to the bops, which are I
growing finely ; the hop louse is to be i
found, but not the damage fioui them of
i last year is expected tins.
There is a general failure of prone!
land plums which was never known
helore. I orn lias slow growth, due to 1
. . 1 . - .
ine ausence 01 rain, tianiens r.cea rain
bai'ly, as does also the potato cr p, the
latter will be a short crop if it does not
receive ino.e moisture soon. The peach
anu watermelon crop ot Josephine ami
Jackson counties promise fair returns
In Eastern Oregoii from Jane 26 to 29
extremely warm weather prevailed. The
maximum temperature ranged irom '.'."
a M .1 . . . . . I. . t t
iu. . , o... u.c -v.i n uas .rn ,
cooler
The cooler weather during the past
five days has been of great benettt to
; toe gram, om yei mere .s mucn grain
ruined and past redemption.
rumen sua past redemption, in ltsu
Kastern Oregoa had a total wheat yield
of nearly G.0(10,00t bushels, and It is
estimated that not over .'l.OOO.tKXl will oe
harvested this year.
It S Paoub,
Observer weather bureau and ais'.int
director Oregon weather bureau,
Decileaiy the largest and choicrnt variety
of tea iu town ia at C E PrcwnellY Bata
SSfa.,' ""M
vVll"c you come to
Albany
Don't fail lo vilt
liiackman
&
Hodge.
The druggists They ca'ry a large and .
.ho'ce dock ot drugs, patent medicines, ,
etc. Prescriptions are always carefully i
and promptly attended to.
It will
Pay you.
iMPoaravT. To know Hut the M err. me
& Long Piano gives perfect satisfaction.
I t!lns in lune longest, and is an endless
'"Ju'c m a.. uu, ...c.n av
mn s, Urst . Atbany, Ur.
Do Yof Naco a Babv B-ggy Fon-
at & Irvlnz have just received a fine
assortment. Kubber tires, fcach sup
' Pd with a patent brake, a great thing.
I. u aotaally ecaaumv to d.-ink Hmh'a
I'm. Biag .-' it' v pare, il it msec
stronger that ins artificial t?, abont on
third less of it. or about twsaty grates, hm
iagt trsd ps,- cap. As ti:. are 7,I6
grains to a poan 4. thr will b sa to h. ;
bttvHO thrs and foar haalrei astpi to the ;
! pound. Ai it is bat CO cent per pound,
j his i at th. rate of abiut aaa ti'thVf a cot
: iar ran nf, t. IU u . .
I in CaBsst.-Tomp Robinaon takes
r
' tn: "neaoa to inform the public of llar-
"aburg and vicinity that he baa just i
, Pned ' cream parlors, where be
will take pleasure in servinitall who may
give him a call
Will & Stark carry a spieadid ttock of
gold and silver watcbrs, for inea and ladiet,
an I an e irgact hue o( rilvar ware.
Beal riri-'i. H'jm;s -B-iutily voa
I . .
"ome m"e " c .e w,ia . ju.
Perpsrtuaila nd other cilice roaevold and
new vaileUe of Japanese roes and hrubs.
'. Order laken for the above and all k:rd
" .... . , . .
of fruit and ornamental ha..e tree at
A llyman's, 115 ll St , Aibaoy Or.
Lrm.tR & Ball, dentists, n-ake no
charges for extracting teeth wt c-e they
nut n artlfir'al ntair. You can tsve
i moner l hav W them do vour dental
work. Office In Tacedale-blcck, Albary,
'regoa.
Pav L'p. All penonsindebtcd to Conn
It llendricaon are requeateJ tJ ca'.l and
pay'up at or.ee or account will be placed
In'the hands of an attorney for collection.
A Ulge Koz al prarmz shear od prun
ing hooka, tbe baM hiadc, just rtceivcd at
Slart tc ik.a'r. tUm . ihi- Iit.c. to n-a
thsnt.
The lt nvul v.
li-yrra.
. e 111 the city at l.'ooi.d
Strawberrr, raaffla and chocolste. T icse
who eojay a gocd dih f ic ciea-n go o C
H Mueller.
j T,npr0 1D(, dePci(,nt of the calo
ctaK Dc, e, the n.ir,mi bld-.c.
! Kecape both by the ute of that reliable
specific Hall's tiair Rtnewer.
75 di zen whip just from the factory at O
Mc Far land's.
HILOHS VITALIZKP. U what voi
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite
Dizznes and all sy oiptoms of Dyspepsia
Pricilaod 75 Cent per b 1
Novell ies in parascl and
St Samuel E Vour.-'-.
sun tin. 1. 10 Is:
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
DURE.
The KiiecM of th'i Great Cough Cure Is
without a parallel In the history of medicine.
A .'. d.-iisgists are authorized toacll it on a pos
itive jf iarantee, . test that no other cure can
saoceaafarjy stand. Thtt It may become
knoiva, the Proprietors , at an enormous cx
peine, arc placlns; a Sample Bottlo Free Into
every homo In the United States and Canada.
If voy Basra a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bron
chitis, use It. for It will cure yon. If your
child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use
It proinptlr, r.nd relief Is sure. If you tlrcad
that Insidious disease Consumption, use It.
Aek your Druggist for SIULOH'S CURE,
Price 10 at.. 50ctv and ST. 03. If your Lungs
are sore or Bark Iamc.uso Hhlloh's Porouc
Plaster. Price B) h. For salo hy all Drug
i(ists and Dealers
Albany
IRONWORKS
Manufacturer .'
AM ENGINES CRIST AND SAW
wILL MACHINERY IRON AUNTS'
AMD ALL KIVD3 OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
RON AND BRASS
CASTINCS.
Special attention paid to repilri,' ai
kinda of machinery.
PaUftrnB Made on Short Notice
Star Baker)
orf'r ni t.t.biii Htul FfrHtftfar
CCMUD MEYtR, PROPRIElOR.
i r. LKlt It -
Cuom t aTrauf,
d.iSHaM',
irfI rratlfw,
Tobitt co,
Nt:gar,
otter.
(iureuNwart
Vce4ntilei,
4 Iglll M
Klileon,
Tea,
1 t'.,
In fact nvrrtljiT kIt in a ri
-iriity and coot ry ilore, HitthuMt
market pHMptli for
AJ.L KirTDS OF PRODUCE
U:R. SANDEH'B
ELECTRIC BELT
LATEST PATENTS
WITH ELECTRO
BEST
IMPROVEMENTS.
MACNETiC
SUSPENSORY.
WIU ear Witfatj Kati
tta ria!l
evtrutaOiM of bria,acr?t frMi,umiM ir ta-iuf a;i.
M attii bkati Uaa. Mill. iita a.aria Cteliltjr. (?
laaaara !taf nor. rbMKAtU, ktiwy. Hf ftbd tuU4r
(taV?lklCbt,iUlf t-B, ;cBbtr attinM, Ititrtl :S b4:l.
tr Tkta Jctrt t-ta axwfJ Wa4fl taawaii nr
ftli otar. aa4 glva aorrut tkai ta luuaiij fall fcr tta
wfr r fcTUli i,tiWi, ajtd will iui aJl af la.bi
dliruca or a. Tauija kar aas. turii ajr tbU tear
t j iBVMUoa tftr fell exttr rMdita fati4. an 4
afia fctJs4r-Se of tattaaiala la U.la aal en eiiaf tut
Oar awmirrf ! limt.HD SLMir.li tt IplSlaUKT. tta
pajajajpl ug, fVr car4 aJ ntc FftTV WITH ALJ BSI TS
tta) a4 lfaroaas:ri sth fcl AftUTkC 0!a tat i'aya.
Saad far UloalriJ fiitti, ml;a4, &ai4,r. Aiirm
NO. 172 first 8t.t PORTLAND. ORE
. . ..,
N'
OTTCB On ami vfter Jtina 1st. the
underinel wi.l ravelva stock no '
paMluracfl lo. I read, no b'trr tn the
sUts. led top ':. yr and tint rthy. lbs
ranch is well walfrd and well "fenced
with plenty of hvJe for tha stoik. Hot
. ss, 82 per month; cuti s, 84. Will take j
' good care of atock entrust d to uiy eara;
' but will n il ba rcp.t-onsibl for sceitUnt
' or losa
p I. SUCH.
h.
Clovardal. May 1
GOOD NEWS
fS For tho tniliions of consumers ot
TuitfsPiXls,
Ii piv.- lr. Tut t lrmnrt to ao-k
aasnMa Uat h la now puuu; up
TINY LIVER PILL
which i. of xrtlDa;ly .mail aasa, a
)rt rtainirc trtt2aof tbeP
larc.r nan. .tiaar(l purvtr
4fc rgtrMc. tUXii ilmsf thew pill A
" are Mill IsauJ. The exact aixe of
TUTTS TIMY LIVER PILLS gk
is ftlaovru Ir Ilia lKr!r ..f tlii. -a.;."
99
WOMEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD!.
Vhile trying to Crowd theii
DEY0E C FROMAi. BROS
Store, where they aiways have on hand
he largest Stock south of Purtiand, of
the latet improved Rifles and Shot
ir.s; immense stock of Fishing
Kklt. of every description; Tent,.'
Man. oc .Cam? Chair and thousand
of oti. ing loo numerous to mention '
JE ;imir Shou
la connect n with tha Store, and one ol
he best wo men In the State to do any
aid ail kind, ol wor
Cosne cr.e Come No rouble to
how good "Smal
!" I ea jtotio
prcfil and quick 1
HEALTH RESTORER
C4 every" hre. si a vii'.c , .. fj.-S-a
WICKM AN & ANDERSON
city; laundrt.
frrKistfrtft Cusrlta Botef.
Beil eiotnliig and lare"i ii
ui!od to.
:ci. worr:
a tpeefeuty
Prar ch office st.MoN'
LaiBttTt cicitd ivetiitt- 1
I at l er fcop,
l 7 30 o'clock
I - DYE - TO - LIVE?
I lb 8if He ir Bye Wcrks.
O.J. loiitlqll,Pi'opiiotoi
j Clothing Cleaned, Colored and Repaired.
Ladles shawls and Ores Goods a
specialty .
Fade. I clothing res'ored to Its origin
color, to look like new.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give Mc a Call.
Work called for and delivered.
Opposite Parrlsl.'s IJrlck.
For sale by
STEWJlO? SOX
Dealers In
GENERAL HARDWARE
Albanv,
Oregon .
ALBANY'.OR.
WRITS 19 AN & HULBBRT BROS,
Real Estata Agents
."'arms and Ranches for sale.
Alco city broperty in Albanr
and Ooryallis.
Al'ADEMY
-OF
Lady of Porpatual H ei.o.
CHOICE MEATS
Or Ai,;, Kixds .
JKimr-icl - & - Baker,
OpptwIU Sohmeer" Livery Stable, usxt
fair to Willamette feekin- Oo's store.
mm
lanai mil vie
1
DIAMOND
iStiAY & MASON
!ii4UibuaBd Booksellers
A (reus for Jol in B. AlJon's publication
-iiieb we sell at pnhiHHar', Kir
REVERE HOUSE,
iLBANY.
OREGON
J HAS. PFBIFPEH 1'IWPiilETOR
FORTMILLER & IKVMG
1
-FUNERAL DlREfTORS.-
ArteiUI Kint.almlnK done BdiAotifloall)
Albanj-, Oresou.
FRAZERsreaIi
Tinsx IS THE XrOB.1,3.
ttfmrlci- qpmUttmm uim'.rsitno, i.rtan
tr - auitiau, ClBaTJI'
Bl
fiit T IGKETS
JTWtVOJi SB
OMAHA
KANSAS C11Y, ST. PAUL
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
.'.Nn.M.l lutVT-
East, North and South.
2 TRAINS DAILY.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS,
COLONIST SLEEPERS,
RECLINING CHAIR CAR3,
AND DINERS.
; Steamci Portland lo San Francitaa
Ever 4 dayi.
TICKETS
TO ASO
niou
EUROPE
For mtes ait ecnera! information call
or address
VP M ! 1 1" R I. B L" R T, A u'..Gcnl . Pas . A gt .
. u Washington St.,
Portland, Oukcox.
2nd
Storti
I
Ij-nt at-ick of Jt: I pW ooj In lbs
Vallay. an l the moat reaortb! ptfaaa .
Uava oo hsnlall ktodaof
rj H1TU1E, STOVES, TINWAHE,
TRUKKS. BOOXS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC.. ETC.
Oca ttocr t'cf E.YcunT 'a eld s:o
L. 00TLIE6.
TUV i 11 LC tiR A TED .
C i 1" LI P, tUPCCft'j
VOLVERS
Tas f.'f.t Sj.; a. j.; tut Usiataclam.8?
Bact -.j -T. 'JT"ZZ. '
:- ir- ,
sa C " ' 1 ) -0 S
U. . V -. 3 t - . . ' Vk
M Ses
N KV A DV Kit TIS KM KN1 ft-
Q El P WANTBIi. Mi& Caaiiila
1 Avsy, ctb Band, Ind 1 j S
18 a fsk to la : r writ 1 l t
name. Rap y with ttsmpti .
I 'K,",R SALE One-half interest in a
1 JP cooxi iiaylnK business on let atraet
for ajle at a bargain. For particulars in
quire at !b:s cftJce.
1 OX BALK.- A rvwits'tn wood aaw
I a 1 1 p r ran I e altaiibed.lf deviled
I have a law flna Btatria Raitariea on
hand if U i.lseM ail on esv tarma.
D M JuSEa,
Srd A Wtshirgton St, Albany. Or.
SOCNO. On tba -se ground an
ovenoal. Owner can fcava tame by
ailing rt tbe Dkmc crat.
VWTMU l)It5GIO -Ed Davidson in
T T p ran red to do well digging la
first c!s lyie. promptly, and wnl guar
antee his work.
guar
LOwT. A child's taa colored, cordage
rxljre jacget,ou tho road leading from :
Hackle onu's grove. Tbe Under wtll
leave the same at Viereek' barber shop
nt receive 1 bera reward,
FCR THE SPRINGS Parties des'ilng
tbe i enefitaol the irsgnitWnt health
givlcg soda aprtnga, i rated 011 tha north
aide of the Santlani river, abautona mile
above the lanch known as Dutch George's,
are hereby diiected to camp at the Dutch
George la'neh. where an abundance of
garden vegrtablee good thntthy bay and
ane 1 astute may be bad at very modr
ate pricea No toll need be pa'd, aa It la
not necessary to pane ihraugh the loll
cate to obialn all ihe advautages ofthia
famed miueral spring and tbeaa untur
pssaed camping an 1 ffshlng privilege.
HEW FISH MARKET.
Just oj-t ur il by the urderslgned. WIU
keep on ha ad dltforeiu. kluds of fish in
seae r.. On First Street, opposite Rua
House. GEO. SLAUGHTER.
Caveats, and Trad Marks obtained. snasH Pi
cm l-iislness condaeted for Moderci Toss,
Our Office Is Oppetlt V S. Patanl Offic.
and we can scmrs pat Ait in 19 tluietaaa tl'
rentoi from Washington.
8a&il ttinHal Hnaln. rr nlii,'., a ' t it-.c,1
Hon.
inn C Id t . . V. l'. ' ,. ; k- '
chsrire. Our foo not ou till tmtent i ecaiv.l
.iv win.,, it iM-rn-.H'i1 'i 1..... iw ,
A Pamphlet, "Slow to Obtain J'stentf," wUh
nainci! f soinM ellonts In joarbtutj, conn, v, o
town, sent free. Addrm,
CsA.8NOW&CC
Q"-"i;t Patent Otllcs. tVsshlnetii- h e
3500 1
fliit, ;;.. ; . -1. . .1 . .
,.:.i(l na Cotivoi.wi v. f st,: .
itlo i Iv.r ..;i,ik.i
i'tt with. Thpy mtm w !;
? tlvo utUfactton. '
tSc, t hn
. I A... ,Jt "T';tUIMt h
JOHN (J, WWT tJvt-vv
RedCrownMills
saw enocsas flour arruaiOR ros raai'.ia
AND SAKBRS 98R,
EST STORAGE FACILITIES.
. -fa
MEN I WHY ARE YOU
npTANDENS
have a relief and cure
In your ignorance of effects
and vitality which is
system the elements thus
strength and vigor will fol
cure or money refunded.
Dr. Sanden's Electric
after all other treatments
testify, and from many cf
THE
.V
w, . .
is a complete galvanic battery, made into a belt so as to be easily worn during work or at rest, and it gr ves soothing, prolonged currents
which are instantly felt throughout all weak parts, or we forfeit $5,000. It has an Improve ;. Electric Susrpeztsory, the
freatest boon ever given weak men, and we warrant it to cure any of the above weaknesses, and to e- "arge shrunken limbs, or parts, or
loney Refunded. They are graded in strength to meet all stages of weakness in young, middle-aged or old men, and will cure
the worst casc3 in two or three months. Address
8ANDEN ELECTRIC CO., 172 First St.. PORTLAND, OREGON.
lmrrtc n
Als
o
Mower s.
R a k 8
and
arm
F
Implements
Ui IrlitchelLewiH &
CODIaIX vor
and BORER.
PROTECT- YOUR -iTREES.
m
PAPER,
PAINT.
ROOFING.
Samples and circular free.
Paraffine Paint Co,,
Portland, 0tcoi;
J. A. Cummins;
o
Wall
I rugrs, laintK, Oil
(ilass, Ktc.
ALB4HY,
OftECOf
OKl'UOV lf IFIf BAII.RO AO
O. , T. K. Hogg, riecttTar.
aUafaiER BXClTBSIt SS iR isa.
licketa now on ra'.e at OorvaMis ani AL
ny ff-r th-ea ezrursJosa at tbe
very low
Round Trip Rata of 13 2.". and 3 50. re-spacilval-.
Gttd f r tl.o : : i trip M
WKDM.SDUH .. : SATl IlDlI
of each wrak an4 for icturn until Sep
temper Mih, !SBX
C C HOGUK, O P A.
S0DAY1LLE
Soda Water,
; Tire ba: mil c-r: water in tha World,
John Isom, Srs.,
in qnsntlllea to suit.
It keeps tbe svatm In order, and is
a refreshing, pleasant drink.
lvtijbody should keep it in iheir
home.
NOTICE Jaffa ison Institute adver
tises for thtee teachers, a iVinripal
and two assistants. The Board cfTrus.
tees will met July 2nd at 2 p m to hear
sppiicalions.
Jefferson, June 14:h, 1892.
It N LONOSWORTH,
Sec'v of Beard.
A
1,15 4 N V (OI,l.HllV(,SY
aaaaysaa
C, H. DALRYMFLE, Manager,
Cellettions a frr "!y itsaidltr f !. Can
rilnt in aft laa Wr ieaa KFlC E Ot
B tllalnli ter Feater Bletk ,
Photographer Wanted
A desirable lscatiou for a good phota
grapbar. Inquire at Una office.
J AM I'M J. CHARLTON,
AttrnT-t-Law. All I(1 bir.ts St leaded lo
pstSBHSStf.
FLINS'S Eluek, A'bany, On
A BARGAIN.
FRUIT AMI VEOKTABUt f A !. M FOR s.U K
consisting of 40 acres, locatpd one
mile north of Allanv Land lavs fine
and la well IsnproTad. For furtner in
fo maticu inquiie at the farm ef
Wat II Warner
Money to Loan
On improved farm propertlea, by B
Goldsmlih, agent German Savings
Lean Society,
f OBoz 403. Portland, Oos:
jrlTTLER MALI., Dentieta,
Make ocsn eroars, (oldcreans, hiidg work,
(r terth wltlKiut pistes, ard ail other pertainint' 1
dentistry. OFFICE -In Tweedals Hlork.Albaiiy.Or.
Paper,
HECTRIC BELT
AND SUSPENSORY FORT
WHO ARE
5LEPLESSNE55ftbRMFH GErMERALi IllHeALTH
the effects of abuses, excesses,
in our marvelous invention, which mrairea but a trial to convince the most skeptical. -or
by excesses, or exposure, yon may have unduly drained your system of nerve force
electricity' and thus caused your weakness or lack of force. If you replace into your
drained, which are required for vigorous strength, you will remove tbe cause, and health,
low at once and in a natural war. This Is our plan and treatment, acd we guarantee a
j Send for our Illustrated Pamphlets, free; sent by mail, sealed.
Belt Is no experiment, as we have restored thousands to robust health and vigor.
failed. a ran he hnvn hv hnnrlratfa r,( racaa ttirnmrhnnt thia tata wlit vwttf rA-xAXxt
wcom we nave strong letters bearing testimony to tneir recovery alter using oar Belt.
DR. SHNDEN ELECTRIC BELT
f Buggie?. H&eke, Carriage
Staver Co., cor 3ndA
MASTER'S SALE,
i lie Circa it Co-utef tit L'mUtd Stotrs, fin
lit (lull 1 or trtCH .
CUarics A XesU,
TS
Jame tl Foster. John A
Crawford. William Craw.
ford.AsbtiT Pfana John
Ko. 1238.
! R Baliirocra. J S Lilac. E
I VCt:da and W H Goltra.
Y'oncE a hereby gives ihit
in purauance of tbe decree of said
court, msdi and entered in tbe above en
titled csuss on ths 24rd das- of May , 1S92,
1 . G orjre H !.urhana.Matr to Ch moery
of ssid eoart, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, in urana r and form as upon an
exseoltcn i&oed a pon a judgment at !aw.
at the front docrcf ihec?anty onrt bouse
on boa count v, safe of Oregon, at i!
bany, in said countr, on tbe
tSh daj r Jul, saa.
at tba hour of tan o'clock.in the for noon
al i tbe right, title and interest which the
defendant. James H Faster, had at the
date of tba i-ri executed by bim t tbe
Sf feiidanu Wiiliaoa Crawford, towit, on
Fet-iuaiy 4iL 184, of, in or to the prcip
erty described in sai-f ead, towit:
Commencing elgbt (S) feet west cf the
southeast corner of lot four 4,) ln b ock
rix (,) on First street, ia lb? city of Al
bsny. Linn county, Oregon, at the intra
oi tLe wa i between "tie building known
as the "Foster B;oea" and that now
owned by Otto Pox. and occupied bv J
Gradwobi, tunnies? thence srest parallel
with said reet seventy.ioo? (74) feet to
ton centre of the partition waul between
said "Foster B;ocx" and tbe building
foi meriy occupied by Monte lb A TitfTnai
bacb. and from thence corth one hundred
( iaaj feet to the aliev; thence east at rijiht
"ages along tha alley seven, v four t74)
fet to a point parallel with the place of
beginnings and from thence snath ir
tl!el with the centre line first above
described to tbe place of beginning, ao aa
to icclode tbe brick store now occupied
by Mason Jt Foshay, G E Blain, Wilt
Broihare and Mr E warts' Jewelry at ore,
with the offices end halls aucve, with ail
ana singular the:- rights and appurten
aecea of every name, nature and deecrrp
iior; said convevacce being recoided in
Book -Z" of Deeds for Linn county,
Oregon, paste SSL
Tbe proceeds of sav.il sale will ba an i
p:ie,' under said decree o tbe satisfaction
I ) of thejudgmeat in favor of tie plain
tiff. Charles A Neat, for tbe son .f
f 14.04,72 and the fanner sutaof iiasa 35,
with inieraat on both aad sn.ua from
March Sib, 1SS6, at eight per cnt per
acDim, and to tha payment ; tho Laxa
ble costs and disburse men ts of said
plaintiff and th eipenews of said sale;
and (2.) to tie satisfaction of cert1 in other
judgments in ssv-d decree named, to ba
paid pro rata among themselves if there
be insufficient surplus to satisfy the same
in mil. towiu E VTaiden, ot.U, with
interest thereon t ten per cent pe annum
from February 2S, J 8 Ulea,$lf49 35,
with inters s: i"hrriT -it t-n per cant per
annum fron ' . : lNf6: J0L1 K Bat
Uaattfa,aitx9j wtJa im rest thereon at
ten rer cent per rncttm from March It,
and to the payment of the taxable
costs and disbursements of said da
cedents.
June l&h. 1892
GEORGE H DURHAM.
Mr sier in Chancery of said Ccurt.
la now pre pars J to furnish X dpi is
In quactltlaa to suit st reason- I V' El
able rates.
Order N'-oks will be found at suves of
Frank L Kenton, John Iscm and Farker
8ros.
Wigon will call forordera at those
places ti San and 3pm daily, axeapt
Sundays. Prompt service guaranteed
BY: OF:
EUGENE.
Neat aesaion bsgina on M outlay, tbe
isiii oav 01 aiaptetcoer, injs.
Tuition, free.
Font t'iiiirss: P!aalral 4..;Mnr inr.
I.Kerary anil a short Kngiish Course. In
which there is no latin. Greek. Fren -h
or Goriusu The English la pre etc In
cut! y a Business Course. Far catalogues
or other information.
Address, J W JoHKae.
Prealtleut.
A BIG STOCF
OF
Baby :-: Buggies
best'asst rtment ever brought to Albsr
just received at
SteAvqit Sox's.
Set the Biggies and Get friees.
c.
I . ClimBERL UV, M. O,,
Hameopstbist. tVDecLJist la diseases ef tha Ex.
Twenty years' experience (Mo hours 7 t9aj
1 10 3 piu, aunts wsevauing, Aioaaf, Oregon.
WEAK?
EAKMEN
DEBILITATED. AND SUFFERING
from Nervous Debility" &minalWfak-
f NESaLOSSE&PRAINS.lMPOTENCY ORi
itt-Manhood.Ieutism. Lame
AckKidneV Troubles. Nervousnfk
worry and exposure. For such sufferers
J V : i 1 i
-aa
of all kir.ds,
Saw Mill
and SI i ingle
Mill Ma
ch inT y.
Call and ex
amine slock
Klliswortli st, Albany
HOT CE OF APPOINTMENT.
TaJOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE C5-
Jl JatKUtt aaa aeea app
at the estate M John Grhrtwm,
bavioz cUma .
present llnai wish tha 11 111 umt. aBdnrei
eriy initail, So the uusisUaad silaniiiialnfais, at
the sate af James J Caarfte, ia A'basj, Laa
u i, Oregoa, within U aaaaShs from tbe data
Datad tha 9tth 1st at one. 1592.
FXIZAEETH B GRI2HAX.
Juts J Ch j ilku,
Attoraey tor Admr.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
OTICE IS HERZBY GIVEX THAT THE ITS-
detasraad baa heea aawr avttasnkad hr thaeastsu'
eotm at una axtarr, 011411,
at -.be eoau ot s B tmrgaa,
of Una 1 1 ! 1 . Ottcoa. A3
wpre-
I iS-C. l:,t
A LICE FIX EG AS.
ADMINISTRATORS MOTiCL
l- :ii :tr sf Bat ssaaai I baaj aa A 1 rbsasa :
OTtCK
B HERESY GIVES THAT THE CS-
ao-r
at aaid (state br tbe
aaid estate are
estbst a ab 1
Or
Thialithds.T of Usr,
J
A-.'; '.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
la tbe rstw .it the estate of Jacob W Wigit, dacM.
VfOTICE B HEREBY GIVES THAT THI CS-
ra derssiaad ban beast dadvt
of tbe (scat of Jacob W ww1e.da
coTtef Lata Laaattj Oeafoa, and
fteriwn aad proas S tba aism ai mi I atana-
w flsaiii. Uan mean. ORaraa. sitaassx
Uased at Albacr, tha Itth dar of lUr. 1883.
DRCCILiA WKU. -,
Wa: Imt. Eassaaafiz
Arty for Eli 1 abuts
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
13 HEREBY
GIVEN THAT
THE
br order of th 1
coat of Uaaemmtr. (prsasSad imtasstiiiis of tba
wsata at tHoiyi H Haghea, asaaef lisa natstlj. Or,
daonaeat. All person baiiiia, cssiaaa iriil said
case ia Albany. Oraeoa. -iia six
tea aa'e ner n
Dated this li-Ji day ot Ur ti.
K WEATHER FORD
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE CS-
daraarpexOTWU
is aid estate, aad that the coaatr eoart of laaa
coaaty. Oreroo. bsa svV.n6ed FriJsr. the Sth day
efJuty.ISSS, UU'ekKt in the afttraaaa of abt
day, sa the ciw toe bastiatj aad atattbag said ae-
raoBt aad lb atttatsaeat of svad estate.
Dated May SfUt, lssa.
CHAS PATTISOS,
aaaetrtor.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
o
Tha LARGEST ASSORTMENT in Linn
County.
Call ako - Have -:- Yovr
ohnston's Patent Eye-Meter at F M
RENCH Slewelry Store.
I,! F. f L.! DU WONT,
-- THE -:-
(ciclit - Ufqiloi,
do Dyeing, Scouring, Clesning, Re.
pairing ior tne most reasonable
prices. Come and see me and I i l
prove that I will save you money, )
F. L. DFM0NT,
Albany, Oregon
WANTED io mediately, a reliable
man for each town to tack nn arl-
vertiaement cards, S a day and azpaaaaa
to right party. Knc.oae referaneea,
stamped envelope sod tha advertisemaat
to arivartialDic manager, Ben Low and.
San FranaiaaC',
N. STEF. LK CO;, Albany, Oregon.
Loan t ruMC nn srwut naal
aacurit 7 ?n I Ua and adjoiniug conodaa.
ate are ttuaiiil to
Uaamsilj. Orcoa,erta Vcathaforal aae
tsia. sstoracs, at AJhanr,Oregw,iahiB si moth
bata bsf .
Jasa
1 vuum near nrtai,i res coast .
asoaths faoa this date.
JOHN cF RLASTX
Aitariwistrator.
isassiaaad nralra
srrl.br the mai
that ail persons
are herebjr ra-
praaar