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We are now located in the Masonic
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man Block, everythingon the ground
flour. We are making an extra ef
fort to please the buying public and
to that end have greatly incrersed
all lines.
ALBANY FURNITURE CO.
Misoaic Temple,
Preparing For the Battle
of Liie
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oany Collea has claims in thin J'rrcim (hut
A Full College Training
of cuaris the best tbio,?. tJut Albane-a'sn c fTer a ruperi'W Normal Course, and a
ines College Coarv thr is ioffri'.r to i one in tr-.e sta e. OorrpoDdeno ,inrited.
II term open Sept 20, lS9i.
Wallace Howe Lee, A. M.,
President
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Seventh Annual Session.
STATE 110RHAL SCHuOL MONMOUTH OR.
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"CUP1DEME"
Thta craat VntetaM
Frencli ptaydciu, will aicklrcuraTOaof all nr
toqs or Oiipuet 01 ue geoermuve omul, gucn mm uf jmrnnaooa,
IrMomola, PaiirttnUi. Back, &emin muttotM, Nervooa Debility,
Fimples. tTofiuieM to Kmrry, ExUaosiumc iTKiita, V'ar1corle a
Constiptka. It .top. all Iomm br dr or liht Prwean qotrk
Bfm of diKbwre, which if not chrt1 inmiSm to SpvnnatorrlKB. and
Box 2078, Ban FraoctaccCal. Tor Sale bf
Fosbay & Masoo, Albany.
Proprietor.
Strong Academic and Professions'
courses. Well eouipoed Training de
partment of nine grades, with 230 child
ren. Regular Normal coarse of three
vears. Senior year wholly professional
Graduates of Acredited High Schools and
Colleges admitted directly to professional
work. The JJipl imt ol the school is rec
ognized by law aa a life certificate tc
teach. Light expenses The year for
from $120 00 to $160.00.
Beautiful and iieathful location.' No
siIoods
The first term will open Tuesday, Sep
tember 20th.
Catalogues, giving fill' de'.ails of work,
cheerfully sent on application.
Address,
P. L. Campbell, President, or W.
A. Warm, Secretary of Faculty
thurch Eou33 and Eutel
Church, EottEe and HoteJ
Anything and Everything
A. H-FREERKSES, SEC.
C 31 TJEST3AY
A BOY
Fell From a Telephone Pole.
Monday alout e'even o'clock little
Carl Power, the eiplityear old son ol E
L. Power, while playing with bo me other
children mar the Prebyter!an church
climbed to the lop of ont of h telephone
pole. He had jus leache-i the cross
bar at the i fully i.-.iv live let
fioui the ground, ami tin. I t-.-t I il lo e.-nie
other children to see how m,i. ' war;
when tie tell to the (-round iutii d n
ihrnoi-h the It-nticlie til a map r Ir e
lhat stood near Hie "', firikmir Ins
head and face mi tlm mound. A'he-t
Crandnd hu woikitu nenr the
teens of the accideut, and who b the
child fall, ran ami picked him up in an
unconscious condition and carrifd hint
home.
Tbe child pareuta were both down
town at the atore at the nine it me aeci
dent. Ti.er were immediatelv t-ent for
and upon their arrival Or. Jones wa
summoned, who did all that ct-nld be
done to relieve the little suffere . It waa
found upon exauiina'ion thai no tioiies
were broken but that tin chi ds head
and face were terribly bruised. At this
writing he is doing as we I as could be
expected and no doub: will fully recover.
Lebanon Criterion.
Shot in the I eg.
From tbe Criterion:
Last Sunday about one o'i K.lt John
Daahney, who lives on the Charlton
place, arciilentlv ehot hitneeU in the
right le with a shot gun. He had been
watching to get a diot at a gray fuirie
and auer shooting one barrel let the gun
Joan when Ihe other load was discharged
taking emct in the tail m ins right leg;
tearing aaav couilerat e uf tne fleah
and aleo injur'ntf the bone. Mr. Daah-
nejr was none at ilia time ol lue accid
ent hut succeeded in getting material
and binding up the wound after whicn
he look a pair ol old crutches, that han-
tneu to re on the place, ant star ed to
the beid to ratch a boree ailh the inten
tion of coating to town, but was unable
to catch the horre and was just thinking
he was going to be lelt iu a Sod plight
when Coraeiius Cos raute along and
broogLt him to town in a buggy, lie
was taken to the hotel and i)rt. Booth
and Lamberson were eumnioned. Tne
first thought that ii would be necessary
to amputate tba leg just r jw the tnt,
but finally decided thai they could save
the limb.
The Salem Tragedy.
The body of ths unknown man found
in tbe river at Salem his buea iden
tified. The man had been murdered
undoubtedly, having been slabbed in
tbe back ai.J mouth, ard then having
been thrown in tbe river weighted down.
Some think the body though no-forra. Ily
identified is that of Kay S.nk. of Wasca
I be Journal says:
Tbe theory that robbery was the mo
tive cf the crizne Sods some sabstanlia
tion in the fact that tbe hotel keeper at
Silvertoo, where the murdered man
stopped, stated that the man seemed to
have s good deal of money as big roll
of greenbacks was ten in his possession.
Thia taken with the fact that his pockets
weie turned wrong side out and no
money was found on his person woold
lead one to believe he had oeen robbed.
bberiff Durbin and bis deputies are
cloee on track of all infer naiioo. Mr.
Darbia is in Kdverton. and will no
doubt bring some li jht on the subject.
froeecuting Attorney Harden is also
looking into the e cloteir.
Th at Thunder Storm.
The following Irom the MarshSeld San
will explain where the big thornier storm
of Sunday night raged the fiercest.
Aa severe a thunder and lightning
storm as ever visited this section was ex
perienced Monday niuh:, lasting until
evrly Monday morning. Numerous trees
were struck, but the tiai.aare we hare
beard of. np to the pre nt, was the kill
ing of tro cows in N. L Martenson's
meadow, on Coos river, the coas were
in the open field at the time, and not
near the barn, or under a tree, as rt
reported. Will Piper and Jim Xowland,
who are engaged in Ashing and have a
cabin near by, were within a hnndreti
yards of tbe cows when they were struck.
Both men were thrown to the ground
and partially stunned, and could feel tbe
effect! of tbe shock next dsv.
Lkadisg PkcskCocstv. Rural North
west: Douglas coontv wi't evideuily
continue to hold its own 1 Hie l-adicg
prune-producing county in Oregon this
season. Marion cunty a ill take second
place this year, alter which will follow in
order of quantity of produc'i ;n pmbably
lambill, wne, roik, Linn, Clackamas,
Benton. The relative standing ol the
Other prune growing counties is hard lo
determine. They are Jackson, Multno
mah. Wat-hingion, Waco, Umatilla,
Union, Jotephise and Columbia, and. lo
a quite limited extent, Coo, Currv and
Lincoln.
Death ok Lib. Myrok Kotts. A dis
patch received by Mr. Phil Cohen today
announced the death, in San Francisco
of bis son-in la. Dr. Myion Kobn, tbi
morning, from pneumonia, after thort
i'loesi. Dr. Kolin was in Albany a year
and four months ago at the time of bis
tnarriag" with Bliss Clara Cohen, and
made many friends here who will regret
to tear i f bis death. Mrs. Cohen in
response to a dispatch announcing bis
serious illness lelt last night lor ran
Francisco. -
AfikGoati William Wai field and
Willis Vidiio passed through CorvalUa
Mocday.en rouie with a band of 60 goats
for Alsea. The goals were purchased at
Lewisville, Polk county, at the price of
$3 per head and t'.ey are to be placed on
the lann of Mr. Vidito. j iata have be
come immensely pepuiar with farmers
who have brush that needs clearing and
a strong demand, hitch mices ami but
few of the animals for sale is tbe result .
Curvallis Times.
Thousands ol brilliant elect! i-: lights.
flags, bunting and flowers will decorate
the big Exposition building at Portland
this year and the music will be grand,
and the Hegelmans, tbe world-rnowned
aerial acrobsts, will perform their won
deful acts. The admission is onlv 25
cents, and the Southern Pacific Com
pany will sell excursion tickets lo I'ort-
and and return lor toe price of one fare
on Oct. A, good to return until Oct. 10,
and at one and one-third fare during ti e
balance of tbe time. There will be two
concerts each dy and eonstant changes
of program. Ihe exhibits of farm ma
chinery, ladies' work, manufactuied ar
ticles, etc., will be immense.
An Olive Branch. Through the cour
tesy of Rev. W. J. Fen ton, pastor of the
M. E. church South, the State Agricul-
but ai wiickv it no miicu null w Huuub tnu
.i .i : ti Li
Corvallis college which ia now being torn
,i ti, i,!,. ,i,iv. .,i
lar drav loads have been moved to the
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ranged in place at once. The courtesy of
' Rev. Fenton in this matter ia very much
; to be commended, jln effect it holds out
the olive branch of peace in a controversy
that waa hitherto attended with much
bitterness. Corv all is
The Uoltemia Minen.
B. E. tlawley yesterday showed us
some remarkably fine specimens uf gold
bearing ore from I. la mines in the Bohe
mia dintrict. One small pieoe, which
was from surface cropping, was fairly
covered with goM, while another pieiej
taken from the led if e showed a great
many colors, ami contained a large
amount of galena ore
Mr liawley says all the mines .n that
reti ion are turning out well. There aie
a nuinlif r of five at d ten stamp mills in
there, and t'tev reiuxve the free inilnug
ore. Tne coiii-m rte are hauled in t'ot
Uk i rove by tein, then oliipn I hv
Ire ght lo I'actmia to a unelte-. Tni. i.
'Xpenxive, tint alt 'r paying the cli,.
of sxeking. iMnlinn , IreiKl.t and mlliiiii!,
llieo-Mier .! Hhotll 1 10 tun from t'ifi.
co t-ea'ta'.es t-i'tiei.
lll'MI'IIKKY IS KlII.K. He-piltV I'll, t!
States Mar-hal Ueore Humphrey hs
spent 6.) da) ( and nights on the a recked
steamers iiaiuecnck and Stagl ound,
which are tiearhed on the Kt Snle,
atiove the 1'ortland douriug uiil'.s. The
cjurt witl prohahly order some diposi
tios made of these wrecks early nest
month, but if sold they will have to he
advertised. So Humphrey is not likely
to tie re'iertd for come lime. O-egon-ian.
Wtbloot is himrtlf again.
Nov. 3 has been let for the fail rices
at Ptinevitle.
Ths Telegram rays orbett's election
leems assured.
Hops are mining, as anticipated by the
IVmorrat some time ago and are now
li'acent.
Tomlinson A IVihiuille, of th!s city, in
connection with H eir busings are tnn
u'acttiring cani.gr tt.ps, a new imiurtry
in AIImc .
The fxcultv of the wh ailed i nv.oo i lat-
ru uoiveter at t-ori anl ! een elect- toiis trri-n.oe.i them un-tl the e
edwithO R. Tholium r--t tlv o' T-' n. all hours of the niaht mi fat ed to
coma nniver.it v as chane-iio. jthartn tl em .ut. Ijr.u .n Criterion.
The woman eiiiTnnr" ) .-n.in will be, II in. Jason A'leeir relurtiel this
vMAi tn i u . i ; . ,. . . .. i ., ... . , . .
.m.i i . ,..iiiiuK rm 1 1. mi in .pii
in..i.tn . i: : .
vm'v ,i iitri.ui .tin i. ih-iiic,wi ici., f-ie.ijou rouuiy, v aiiiornia, 9
nwgeu hi me unjpti i wnere tie iua itie mud Oath lor two
A liors' from the country ran awav at! eek, and reoits great improvement,
the depot this njn, u-ariiig its self Irom j "e moch pleej miili the sprmos,
thebueey which it lelt back of the ' "'''we mediciuial qualities aie ui.ooub -motor
house, and ticking for home. I edly ol a higb orcer. Th accommnlw
Paniee sint-, at at the re ;Uc. d ra . s ' ,i0:" th' re are fir"
will l.ve it ieave Portland not la'-r' T" A Hourk and faruil after ao
thana'urUv .fteruon Mie Vtth, when ' beetu-e ' more taan l!ire moult s in
the tales n i I le raise.) all ahing the Ine. j io e-as arrived home last .uniai-.
The Sae f.ir opened tolav. The u tri n"y ee in v.uoo.
Southern P..-ific have deri le.1 to make f"r.U A ' "0,r.,r: nJ ' ' ' -f
tl.K.xire,.,.:. low r.t. I.,- i,
.mv wua... i' ii ii riuiTi iu . iroill
any point in Oregon on th. ir line..
Linn roomy this year is resting on its
laurel' obtained last year. Il will n eke
no exhibit any here. Ho. ran it after
all wi'hout Mr. C W. Watts, now of
Ilawtoo, who mailed so well in getting
up Nst years priie taker.
The republicans of Wahinton rester-
dai nommtel W. L. Jones, of North
Yakima, and F. W Cushroan. ol Ta-
conia aa reifeaen'atives and Mare A
Fullerton of Colfax, an. I T. J Anders.
of Walla A .Pa.aa supreme i nlcr.
J. M No'.u of Carvalli. has ataio
secured the contract for famishing the
suits lor tin O. A. C. students, lie his
obtained the oMiact every year lor
many years, and has always given satis
faction.
Pr Hill, ot this city, was cal!ed to
near Saver yesterday afternoon to attend
a young man named Fiank Brown who
had been injured by the accidental di
cbaree of hi g-n, the shot taking eSec;
in one of bis arms.
Judire Haona has decided that the
Sontberu Pacific's r i bed in Jackaon
county should te aae!sel at H O) a
mile. The accessor thought tlr.UDOaas
right, and tbe company appealed from
the decision and a'ter a long contention
have secured a decision in their favor.
Ex-Marshal John Stafford, of Oxval- I
lis, has had tbe present Marshal, Mr.
Beach arreete-i for aosault and battery, i
BcMrh arrestel Sorafford while intoxicat
ed and in doiog so used him pre'.ty
rooghly. which he claims was neceary,
hence this arrest.
The DititncaaT is under obligations to
Mr. Frank Kitchen for several Hawaiian
paper; ol as Iste date as September 10.
Several itercs indicate that the soldiers
tatc oi-:i rauting depredation stea'.in
from the Cl ineee ga-den. Tne afTairs
of the islands nmu lo be nnchanged.
Tbe services at the rt.te r.tpitol has
been enhanced b the emp.oyment of C.
p. Davis, a pleasant jounj man from
Eageoe, who wii havecharzeol the pas
senger eieva'or during the cowing
sion of the Urtgin legi!ature. A per
manent man at tnij pot would be thvT
ough!y appreciated by the state officer
and public at large Slaieeman.
G.W. Soule, who came liere two wek
ago from Waseca, Minnc-ita, last week
bought from Mrs M.K. Kucker at I
cjmb, two farms oonsieting of 227 acres
of aa tine land as is in the Larumb neigh
borhood ; the consideration being f LOVl.
Mr. Suule left for his former home Mon
day evening, vibe re he goes to bring out
his family and alsolm son and family.
Lebanon Criterion.
Theskgway Alaskan sy: "S Welch
of Port!and, Or , arrived from the Klon
dike, wherw hs b-eo f ir the psst year.
He brought o.it over $7iJ as a remit o
laslve.tr work He lei. on the steamer
Ust n'tfli' for his hoine in Orei-on. He
say. the Klonlike is the richest mining
country in ihe world, and that any one
willinii to work and en. lure the hard
ship' ol tin- country can make a reason
able fortune in a year or two. He will
return for the winter's operation."
The cv Conservatory Teachers
Prof. Wirtz and wife, the new teachers
in the Albany College Conservatory of
Music, are cxttected here tomorrow to
take charge of the work. Tho Hoopes-
ton. III., News of last Saturday eavs of
them.
The departure of Prof. G. A. Wirtz
late of Greer college, and his able assist
ant. Mrs. Wirtx, next Mondav, for their
new field of lHhor, at Albany, Oregon
marks a regretful epoch in musical circ
les of this city, and takes from the re-
ligioUH and social world of Hoopcston
two tteople, w ho, by their unassuming
ability and cultivated attainment, have
won their way into the hi arts o! our citi
zens, and who will be greatly missed
from their accustomed pi sees of duty
and pleasure. It is gratifying to know
that these two worthy people have open
liefore them a fielil of labor in w hich
their merit will lie recognized in a sub
stantial manner. The Presbyterian col
lege at Albany, Or., can rest assured
that Mr. and Mrs. Wirtz will meet every
requirement in religious, social and mus
ical circles in their new home.
The good-bye meeting in honor of Prof
and Mrs. Wirtz at thechristian church,
Wednesday night, was a demonstration
of appreciation worthy of the couple on
whose behalf it wag held. The large
audience was composed of all classes of
citizens, who, regretting the departure of
the professor and his wifti from our
midst, were desirous by their presence
or farewell word, to add their mite to
the interest of the occasion. A silver
fruit sor. was presented to Mr. and Mre.
Wirtz as a slight testimonial ot the re-
eards of their fellow citizens, lint (treat-
er than this are the warm friendHhips
these two people leave hern no them
Bkyan's Fk-.5i1 NTOKK. E.
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has locaM in the Hill Block were he wil
I Ul in flour, hay, feed, potatoes, mill
stuff, oilcake and grass and garden Beeds.
8 treat everybody fairly. Try
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Thounand of persons have been cured of
pile by using Ue Witt's Ha 7,r Salve. It
heais uromptly aud cures eczema and all
skin diseases. H gives immediate relief.
ft i i 4. (.mnminL-s.
K. C. Phelps left yesterday on a trip
to Walla Walla.
Arthur Bemis and Jasper Custer went
lo 1'ortland today on bumnens.
License lias issued for the'marrittgo i f
Elmer J. 1'eurl and Ora J. Cutler.
Miss Edith Chisaell hat gone to Port
land to spend the winter.
Assietsnt Superintendent Taylor of the
8. P. was in I he city ttdy.
U O. llayi.e aine ip from r'ort Stev
ens yesteiday and it-turned this noon
Miirnluil Lee was Mown town in a bug
gy for the find tune iiue lii iIIiu-fs.
Lieut Doliaon i in the city s.ing
Lieut. Klux in the Salvation Army autk.
.ra Claience liibruille and i-hiltl re
turned thia noon from a vttii with Pott
land friends.
J Kred Vales, of CorVMl i aeut to
Salem today to attend the tueeiing of j
Knights Templars.
Bert Wight left Mmulav forJSan An-,
Hcl mo, Calif., where he will etiltr the'
Prvsbyterian thcologitul ethool.
Miss M. 1'. Brink arrived lnt WeJi.ee- i
day and will re-uui4 her aotk iu the
school room next Monday. Piineville
Review.
Senator Clem and Representative Pal
mer went to ileui ttxlay to look over the
Held previous to ti e convening of the
state legislature.
Anion those ho will vn ea.t tomor
row on the excur-ion i-l le Mrs. John
inkley, who vi-ii aiili relatives in
Jauetvilie, Wis.
Miss OPve Lot g. af'er residing in
Merced county, Caif.. for four years,
his returned to Liiiit enmity to reside,
and is now at her home near Halst-y.
Mis Long forn.erly taught school in this
county .
Wed In g ,T rinniiig at Sulaville.
Mr Edaa d BUtk 1.1.1k umo hinueU
;he loveiy on i.lo. Ui. M.ttie
. Tubb. MoikUv evet.itnr Seot. 19. IH9S.
K v. 1 XI Kot'es ol!it ialini(. The voung
iup mi. K iiotn tne r. (lii.tli not rprtli(e.
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ei.i oier aoroau ever aa more
s.nie length ol t uie than did the
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eve-al interesting leiters lo il.e Times
The -Mull ol all bis experience beyond
tne Mniippi it that he is more thor
oughl attached lo his native state than
ever The nnp eaant txrt of the fimily
return home is the) are t "juil ticoton at
leaaj for tt;e p err.t. I two or three
weeks they expert to remove lo Knjene
where Mr. Ilouck will engage in rnsur
ance and other o.i.ioe... leav.ng his ex-tenii-e
t'.rm in il.e treao!iu.etoihe care
o! a 'smu Timer.
SATTJHDA-
From the Neaa:
Mitw CVra J-hufw. of Albany, v'i-ile.1
wi-.h Mr.'. U. W. Ptiiilips the hrt of the
wet-k.
Mis Clsodie MrKnight vinite.1 in Al-l-any
Utia eek, the gtset of Mr. . W.
Iluifer.
FJ Mvera went over tj A'basv ?ilur-
day where he aiil at end coilese t.'.e
coming winter.
Dr. E. O. Hyde has t'.tied up orTs.--s ia
roonis recently vacated, bv T. t'oflt-v
near the poloilioe.
D. O Wood worth, of Albanv. tusseI
through Si-io Saturlay. having tern up
n the Jordan neighbor hl to recover
;i:s snipeU aUJie.
V. Ii. ti.uns is this week engage.! in
refitting Il.e room recently vaitei bv S.
. I higher, prepantorv to puitjns in a
stock of Backet'' g.to.1. He will carry
a genera! line of no!iMiii and goods us
ually i.MiTi.l m a Racket store.
;. I. Mior left WeHlneiav for Saiem.
where he uiil remain for a week, having
b-en engage! as manai-r ! the grand
stand at the Male fair, v
'orn, near this riiv, Sattir-lav, SepU
1'S. to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cvms.
a daiuhter. In l.'ns -uv Monday, rx-nt.
19. IS, to Mr. and Mr. Frank Moms.
daughter. .
fcMr. an 1 Mrs. Iv.1 in. of Albany,
were in Seio undav. vbiuce reUUvr
and friends and viewinc the collarse-1
warehouse ol the Scio mill Co. Mr tioms
was the original builder of the ware
house, and it waa a hard job for him to
believe that the foundation had sriwn
away. It took a personal investigation
to convince him that a house built a it
was would fail under the weight of ha f ,
it. ttspticiiy.
Death of Mrs. X. II. All.
n.
Mr. Mary M Allen, wife of the late X.
if. Allen, died at her home in this city
this morning at 6:30 o'clock, at the age
of -II years, having been born March 2,
ISM. after an illness of some time. Mr.
Allen died about a vear ago.
Mrs. Alien came lo Albany from Wiit-
cinsin iu lSTo.two vears after her marri
age with Mr. Allen, which occurred -tmi
2W. 1S73, and lias since reM.le l here,
esteemed and respected by a large rirclt;
ot inemi.t. Mm leaves lour ciiildreni,
Edua.Mamt-, Frank and Alma to mourn
her death.
The funeral service will take place
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the family residence, to which all friends
are invited.
The deceased was a member of the
P.aptist church, under whose aucpirvs
the fiiueral will be held.
I ndcJ in n Fitf'it.
A borne race wan lo take placo luis ui
tcrnooii at the fair ground between Cases
grev and Pat Murphy, the second coti-
test lietwevn them. On the former oc-
aai-tti Pat won. Cuse Iwlieving his home
can win at a longer distance made an
other race for I00 a aide.
lUlt it will not come oft just now. this
afternoon Mr. Cane and Mr. Jennings, of
Mo, were disctiminir nrrrangements for
the postpoiieinentof ittonext week, when
a quarrel ensued and some rapid blows
followed, resu tmif in at leant Mr. jen-
niniis getting a bloody nose Acting
Martjlitil Jones was nearby land placed
both men under arrrest, Kecorder lien-
ton disposing of the case with the ciif
tomary lines.
The Salem Mi khick. Tho man found
in the river at Salem has been fully iden
tified as Bay Sink, of Wasco, and his re
mains will bo taken to that city for buri
al though in a bail state of decomjtosi-
tion, having been in the water seven or
eight dHVS. It IM reporteti mar, ua-re in
sullicien't clue to the murderer to cause
an arrest within a day, in fact the war
rant has already been issued. There ia
enough known to indicate that a cold
blooded murder of the worst order was
perpetrtitwtl.
Sink carried.
probably for the money
Win vnur battle auainft diseuse by act-
ling promptly, une annum iougu vuru
produces uiiineiJlate results, vt uen taaen
early it preven.s conuti)pion And in
luter s'ageH it furnitthes prompt relief. A
. A. Cuuiimngs.
IIO.K1-. Pill, are the only pills to Uk.
with Hoods Sarsaparilla. r.uny and
c'u r"r
TIIC C. & F.
Be
Extended livgiiinmg TIiIh
Fall.
I The Salem Journal publishes the tel.
hwing special :
Ahtohia, fSept. 21. It is known here
j by persons who are in close touch with
j Itontier A Hammond, who control the O.
. C. A E. It. . from Yauina bay eat,
and the Axtoria railroad that, that com
! any will this fall let contracts for the
! intension of the former road one hund
red miles east from i.s preoent terminus
j above lietroit. An extra crew of engin
eers is buiily engaged at the general of
fices making detailed plans and specifl
j cations for the worn, and it is here con
niilfi.il us ceruin that the extension
will I e made forthwith.
FROM M ANil. .
A number of Manila tetters received by
relatives and friends thia morning. They
were mailed aa late as August 11, which
was two days before the big battle there.
The following from Fred Weatbrook to
his parent here will give the situation
at the time.
CasrtTB Aas-WAL, Aug. 9. Dear father
and mother : 1 rece.ved your welcome
letter last evening. It came bv way of
Hong Kong. Admiral Dewey "usee one
of the transports for a dispatch boat.
Mie makes a trip to Hong Kong near
ly r.cry w( ana it there is any mail
there she brings iu lewev communi
cates with President Mckinley every
eight or ten days. Yesterday we were
t aid for two months, up to'the let of
July. 1 have sent some of it home,
would like to have aent more but my es-tx-tises
were Tieavy croaaiitg the ocean,
for 1 could not go hardtack, black coffee
and boiled beef that smelt and tasted af
ter being boiled to hours, and when the
dead cow ran out they gave us pork, not
such a you get at home, but nork .11 f.t
j nerved boiled. We are faring better now,
j for we have biscuit to eat.faircofTee.fried
i-acun ana rice, or biscuit, nw and cof-
f.-,
,CT'
e have a slow quarterma.ter. He
slow aa I used
wantt-d any work done. He is a good
matt nevertheless. Our captain, who is
jtitl a man acting in that capacitV, aaid
the oilier evening that he would drill
ii 1 out ol u il we didn't get around
teller, that we acted like a lot of fools.
c were given 100 cash bv the Emer
gency lorpe of IVrtland and 3M bv
Oregon Cuy.all in Uie ijuvvm of Cai.
i ii .cub ana oiuer. ui course the Al-
lny boys do not exect any of the Ore-
K"o v ttv money out w iro .ntitl.l in
'twine of that given tiie comnanv l.v'f'nrt.
and. Oren lk-jim asked the c.ptain for
a tc-cenf stamp to mail his mother a
letter ana the capUin said he had no
lanipe a give away. He aaked if he
could not buy one with the company
fund and the capun said I am
not furnishing the a hole company with
lam pa and I want you to go aaay and
not aay another word about company
funds to me, I have heard enough ofyoo.
He doe not come into tbe quarters ex
cept when he has to and LieuU Huntley
is about Uie same, but Lieut. Phillips
has made friends with ail the bo vs.
It waa reported that Ed frnow," of Al
bany, of the I-itb infanlrr. of Vancouver,
got one leg blown off and Uie other will
have to come off, but I mentioned il to
I ieot. Itnliips and he aaid il was not
true, Uiat the Colonel said so. We had
been told by a man Irom across Uie Bav
m here Ed is.
War here in at a standstill awaiung or
ders from the I', j. I am getting along
nscef v .
Next Sunday will be the i'rth anniver
sary of the Presbyterian ci urch al Cor-
VJlii.S.
Night wach IVach" of Corralli upon
trial as fined f for using too much
force in arresting J .J. Stafford.
Seth Hammer, of Saiem. is hammer
ing am ay at a bill for the amendment of
Oregon's gsme Law. It is a: ready
amended to death.
Jvjme of the papers have begun to
make fun of the senatorial question.
The l.cl-anon Criterion mentions tLe
name of Walter Tooze for the office.
A man in Umatilla county baa Jfiled a
petition in bankruptcy in Portland. Hi
wrhciuie of assets shown that the estate
cons::s of a cow, a span of horses, a
;!i. set of harness, and a few pig
and chickens. Ihe total value of which ia
2'0. Hi liabilities aggregate come
j thing like $,U. and consist of notes,
unsecured accounts, wages due, etc.
From east to west Oregon is 370 miles
aero, and 270 milea across from north
to sooth, giving it an era of 96.000 square
nnie. The area is greater than that ol
all Uie New 'England state. West Vir
ginia and Iielaware added: or greater
than the aggregate of New York, Penn
sylvania and 1 Via ware; or Iowa and
Ohio; or of Illinois and Looisina; or of
the total area of England, Scotland
and Wales.
The larse barn of Ex-countv commis
sioner V. L. Curl waa burned last Wed-
j ncsdav evening, having caught on fire
irom a i: re in ine unjoining neiu. v iu
j the barn there was burned a horse.buggy,
I ix hundrexl bushels of wheal and twen
ty five tons of hay the property of Mr.
I url, and a binder wagon, mower and
several other things belonging to Mr.
Kendall w ho rent the place. The hiss
wa estimated at $2,WV, with no insur
ance.
SU Patrick's theological seminary was
opemnl at Men'o Park last Tueeday, the
tirel of the kind on the Pacific coast.
There are four students in it from Ore-
I g .ii, in .Met tee and John Miea ol this
city, and FUlward Wright and P. A.
liahn, residence not given. The school
will start with about lorty students. The
course cons ista ol six vears iu the junior
college and six years in the senior col
lege, twelve years in all before ordina
tion to prcacu.
Lieut, llackleman of the S.A. came
from Portland this noon.
Senator Ialv of Corvallis went to
Salem today to help elect CorbetU
F. M. Smith of I.ebanon precinct waa
doing business in Albany today.
Dr. J. H. Erskine went to Portland
yestterdav to meet his family, who have
iust arrived from Cleveland, O.
Rev. Georsre H. Greer, of Dundee, Or.
who waa in Alltany the first time in 1859
has been in the city.
The Girls Military Club will meet at
the W. C. T. C hall tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock, which all members should
attend.
f!nl. and Mrs. C. B. Montague, are in
the citv the guests of there son.K. B.who
is con lined to his home on account ot in
ness.
Mr. Gus Currie, a resident of Linn
countv fifteen years ago, waa in the city
last evening on his wav home from a trip
tip the Corvallis and Fjistern, where he
lias a mining property which ho thinks
has good prospects.
The Stnte Fair.
The first day saw email attendance.
the atmosphere being loo uamp utr eo l
pie to get out. rome oi w cauiono m
commendable. The track was very
muddy yesterday resulting in alow races.
Almolene won the 2:30 pace in the best
time of 2:28. Alameda won the 2;30 trot
rest time 2 :34S,'. Soscol won the, mile
run. On account of the mud Del Noit
did not appear.
A man came to town today to have a
neighbor arrested for beating a horse to
death, but no warrant had been issued
at press time, and the particulars were
not obtained.
The Chief Burgea of Milesburi, Pa
ua De Witt's LiUle Early Risers are tbe
lit . i - L nuul I 1 1. . ffumil ih-rinc
' '1. ,S
yet ' .... headache and stomach
im.ii.ioa. Kmsll in siae but eteat id te
I
''
suit. At J . A . CuiDinings.
WI1EKC IS HENRY HEARD.'
Lebanon Man Mlsslnj;
ThuriUay.
Since
Mr. Henry Jk-ard, of Lebanon, came to
Albany lust Thursday forenoon on the
local train, with 100 to "y on his jrnon
with which to pay bin countv taxes. He
waa seen in the afternoon but not since
then that can be learm d. It was reported
that he was seen with Mr. Tenney of
l-ebanon in the evening, but Mr. Tenney
rays that this was a tnii-take. In the at
ntKin he went into the lunch counter
after something to eat in a somewhat in
toxicaterl condition. What became of
him afterwards cannot be learned. Not
getting any track of him yesterday, up
on his failure to come home, he having
t.roinieed to return Thursday evening,
his grandfather Mr. John Beard, and
uncle William Beard, came to Ail.anv to-
ur iwr rum, iut at press time Iik-1 m
cured no clue of him. They learned that
he had not paid bis taxes. This leads lo
speculation as to foul piny, and there are
rumors of such, home though think he
lias gone off to sober op. He was not in
t'ie habit of going on sprees though and
is aia lo have been a pretty steady man
Jiisl now the case is a nivterious one.
Beard is a young man a!oi!t 25 vears
o age, heavy set, and is married.
Pacific Const Col.'cg ss.
A coriespondeol in tlieJEugene Guard
rays:
The b. F. Chronude sjys: "Berkeley
is overcrowuea wiin stuaents. ot eo
here. What's the matter .irti ihe e'aie
university? The Examiner says . "rtan
ford opens with nnosaal good prospeits.'
T'ainl so here. WSal'a t e matter mill
tbe state university? The Corvallie
Times ay: "Ihe Agricultural college
never lud such a Urge opening attend
ance. The town is alive with eiadeota.'
14 cozene anveT v hat s the matter
nh the ata'e nniversity? A l.any JCoI-
lege optne-1 with Itti students. How
many did the s;a:e university have on
opening nay . ny are me proteeo
noabie to tei'. oroni!i.nit if they know?
Monmoath comenencett it'sesune with
180. an incrae of M over I it ear.
What is 'he matter ith the state un-
versitv anv ho? The Oiet".niaa aavs
Pacific university at Fores! tirove. had
the creat'St namtier of students at the
opening for years. Tell me, ye winged
winds, ye gentle raiodtoss where are
tbestodeots from Eastern aid Southern
Oregon? Why are our Ewese roj4e
sending their children to oilier ejtioois?
V hat is the mstter with the state nni
versity ?
The Ouaid ravs: The en-odment el
Students at the unireriy ur to 3 o clock
bis attern on s .0 I a. v the
number is I V to 175. We are informed
that ooite a number of staieot will not
enroll until next aeek. Cir Chapf.an
till draas I'5,0l0 per annum aoi cre
Kcligious scrvu;.
Rev W. D Fenton wi:i preach in the
M. K. church nut h torn now njornicv
a.d evenirg al the usual hou Every
bod invited.
Christian c!nirh. corner of Fifth and
Jackaon, ts.. Rev. C. M. Lane, pastor-
imcH mortiitc and even in at 11 acd
:J0 o clock. Mornicf tberce. "Tt-e
Logic of the F:enrre-iion " Evenins
tobject, "Effect of the Hcly Gho.fi "
United Presbvterian church : Perv;c-
es at the usual hours ; I 'reach tn al 1 1
a. m. and 7 :i p. m., S. al 2 :3.i, Jr
cnoeavor at 3:Si, r in jeavt-r at 6:ij.
hubwet of morning eermon. Bearing
our own Burdens." Evening. "Ihe Ne-j
glected Four-hundrel." AH are coriial- j
ly invited to attend these service.
lrebvtrian church : andav. Sept.
lith is "Raiiv lav." It U a national
rallying dav with all SabUuh sclioois.
and a special service appropriate lo tiie I
day will be held br U,e S. It will al
so be a day of raiiving al all the service, j
Let us eather in huvt numbers, vaca
tions ail over. A cordial invitation i
extended to all who can to meet with u
at all the services of the dar an 1 week.
Morning service at 10:30. Evening ser
vice at 7 -.45, S. S. at U :-t- C. E. at 6 :45
Morning-suhiecL, '"The litnouiV oi ?ac-
rific," Evehirig,"Lirectcej-s ol VUion."
Who KillcJ Sink.
The murder of Ray Sick at S!eai is
now laid to an ex convict, ho had teen
working in tbe hop-fields near Gervais,
and an effort is being made to find him.
Tbe Jourtul svs that from present ap
pearance Sink wa kiiled on the road-
ida and afterwards bis in ard e'er pro
cured bugcv and Uie h welahts.
and after loading down his victim, haul
ed him out entotl.e high brilge and
dumped bis body into tne river. The
appearance of tbe body and the wav it
was mutilated shows that Sink most
bav been decayed in'othe woods before
he waa kiiled and then thrown into Ihe
river.
Ihe lact that the soM Gi.cd watch was
not taken from his person shows that
the murderer was no .vrutnsry criminal.
Dm one who aiter ttmg ail precaulom
to sink the Mr, was also speculating
on chances of being identified through
me watch.
This morning the ex-convict, whose
name ia Majen. waa arrest-1 in Pert
land, and brought up on the noon train
to Salem, where he wiil have to me-l a
pretty serious charge it is said with
Irong evidence against Mm.
Manila Letters of August CI.
More Utlers arrived frm Manila this
morning, having come through much
quicker than those received yesterdav,
being mailed on tbe -Uh cf August rnd
arriving here iust a month later. Hence
they give inf iruiation of the battle on
tha'lSth of Aut?us, Their accounts show
that the pniards stti rendered as staled
in tne te'ektranluc accounts with practi
cally no resistance. The Oieson boys
wer kept at lame until after the tor-
render when they were immediately
moved to the palace across the bay at
Manila as the guard ol Geneial Merritt,
a distinction appreciated. They had
rteeo kept at the palace and hence had
not vet had an opportunity to see much
of Manila.
NO CURE-NO PAY.
That ih w- v ait tUu'itltia ell
GUUVE'S I'AHThLBSi CHIU. Tt'MC
for MalsrU, Chilla and Fever. It Is
simply Iron and Quinine in a t uuelm-a
rm. ( hiMien .nve it. Adiiits nre.'er '
to bll'er, naatteatlng Ton lea rVI.-e. 6c
What Dr A E Salter Says.
Buffalo, N Y. fieuts: From my
per-onai know-edge. aa:ned in observing
the effect of our Slillih" Cure in cases
of advanced C'ntiption. I atu prepared
to ruiy it is 'he uiost remurkijle Kem?d)
that has ever been bruiht o my atten
tion. It han certainly navnl many frorn
Ctmsumptlon. Sold by Fot-hay & Mt
so".
Do First Clns Work.
Laundry patrons who want first class
work done without paying exhorbitant
trices should patronize the Albany
Steam Laundry which have employed
, regularly five ol the best ironers an the. at,am enjoy Oregon's delightful climate,
coast for shirts.dresses, and Blurt waists, i j,eneo we can give the public no light
'and ten cents is the highest pricofaiong tliat line. He waa accompanied
i...i f ti,..a .etiei.
Rr" aaakas tbe food pare,
Mohh as4 daUcleww.
mm
wk syyjl
POVVDEH
Abaolutefy Pure
wMt vMimnn.,im,
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. Henry Blakely,
wa in the city today.'!
of Brownsville,
iliee Vida Maston Las been in
th guest of Miss Edna Price.
Salem
Sir. Dunne, a sou of tbe internal rev
enue collector of Portland, hat 1m en rn
tbe city.
Hon. M. A. Miller, of Lebanon, waa in
the city today. Also Ex-Sheriff J. K.
Charlton.
Ir. Erekine returned from Portland
this noon accompanied by his wife and
three children.
Judge Boise bas completely knocked
out that eastera Origin insane atrium
25,000 warrant.
Judge Finn went to Monmouth vee
terday to a't-cd a meeting of tte board
of regents of the norm il school.
Mr. M. C. Calloway, who has been re
siding near Tangent for a good many
years will locate near Lebanon.
The Maccabees will convene tonight
with initiatory work in view, or aa the
con. rnaader calls it ooemng a keg of
nails.
The fmoos Ben Hayden Lai gone to
San Francisco to see hit two sods off for
Manila with the companies recently or
dered to go.
Cards are out for the marriage of Cap
Randolph Kuhn and Miss Jeaeie Cordel
ia Hackletnao at the baptiu church in
this city on Ott. 3 at 8 o m.
The 1- ban oa
cxpresw-Atlvance tin
..... mm mc uppronion papers nave
ngni to express preference It wi'
nime Jnt're Georee H . Hnrne't fr.e it
S Ke n r nr
if. If. 31. Jones was in Uie ci! v today
m ui a ay u f-aiem to attend the state
legis.ature of w hich he will be an active
member. Today the k-sriel.itur mnnn.
in rort.and.
1.t It". - r . , t -1 , . ,
. , tit, wiic ana cj.tta in r ,n
charge of the conserratory of music of
the Albany colleire arrive'l in the city
this no- n, making an excellent tmprea-
e.ou ,ia iitoee CiceL.ng litem.
v. . jictirwe. merchant and mat.
u:i-t mi iit-Tiiie, was in the valley
his aeek to eetlie tl.e affaim ai hf
niollier, w hoee hualiand died near Oak
ville a short time The ni.l hrrmm
arm was rente-1 an. I Mr-. Bride got
to Fij.!vrii:e to reeJe with her son.
Corvaiila Times.
Dr. Fov and family lelt Uiii morn.
ing lor a six-weeks' vitt in the East.
ibey leave Albany in the tnoroina- with
PrT of thirty people in a special ear.
ihe ur.it ttinkiLe of attending; medical
lectures in New York duiiogbiaab-
?nce. Letcon E. A.
I. F. Settle has leaded a far stock
ranch near Elk Head. Docr-Ua cocntr.
or a team of three veart. aad he mnA
family have moved onto the same. Mr
acd Mr. Settle were born and raued ia
this place and have many friends who
regret their depart are. Lebanon E. A.
Mrs. J. R. Mewart yetterdaT received
from her son Frank at Cavite an inter
esting coL'e'ion of curiosities, among
them being the shell from which he
ma-lehis firt shot in the Philippine
islands, a genuine M-.er bullet that
g e with a a x-x-ping x x zew kind of a
ooiee ana tutu through the body if it
ti'.s it. and come Spanish money.
The !oy" C'ub last nuht eave a fare
well teceL-lion to tbe organizer of their
cluh. Kev. Pohnc, spend 'ne the evening
very prtctab!v, among other binec re
ceiving a brotherly talk containing some
gooa inougnta. tien air foitng leave
Albany it will be with tbe eood wishes
of all the member of tbe club.
Grants Pass students believe in spread-
in? out over the state. Tbe Courier savs :
The following voune reonle of Grants
P.s and vicinity have taken their de
parture for a vear'a school work. Rov
and Berto McLean to Albany to attend
the col leee; Edd: Van Dyke and Her
leJ. Md'arthy to attend the state uni
versity; Mieiee A blue Stite. Osvth
Croxton and Odessa Freed to attend the
r?tate agricultural college at Corvallis;
.Misses t.una I'arker and Mat-! Paie-
thorpe to attend the Ahland state nor
ma!
Tl:e social giwn l.(t evening at the
Presbyterian church ly the ladies of the
church was a success in every respect.
The attendance was lari.t and the at-
ractions were of a verv entertaining as
well as instructive character. A nice
collection of relics gathered bv Orin
I Vara at Honolulu, Gaum and Cavite,
sues as .Mauser outlets, a tooth trom a
deal Mtanmrd, money etc., waa carelnlly
tndiea. Mrs. teeonre iattereon s col
lection of curiosities received from her
sister Lizzie a missionary in Liberia, ia a
lue one, containing manv curious arti
cle worn and used by tbe natives in
cluding a kings linen costume. Mrs. C
W. Sears displayed the large and choice
collection of Japanese pictures received
trom her Prother, lJr. Milton Adrian
Howe, practicing dentistry for five or six
years at Yokohoma, formerly in business
in l ortiand. lhev civea reliable idea
of Japan and the customs of the people.
Tho large collections of relics obtained
bv Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Porter from the
Indians of Alaska , probably the finest in
the state, were shown and explained by
.Mrs. l'orter, giving one a splenJM idea
ol the lite and habits of the natives of
much talked of Alaska. Refreshments
were served and a spirit of sociability
prevailed.
Bt-ownsTillu.
From the Times:
Mr. Geo. "W. Wright, qne of AUvvny's
most successful and prominent lawyers.
came up last night on legal business.
Attorney B S. Martin informs us that
he has secured a pension of f 400 back pay
and S per month for Mrs. Sarah Ann
Long, who resides near Rowland. She
ia a widow of the late Lewis Long, who
served in the Black Hawk war.
There is to be a change in the proprie
torshi'taof the Arlington Hotel, and it is
probable the change will take place next
Monday. Mr. W. H. Hefner will retire
and Mr. James Curtis.a wvil-kuowu gen
tleman, will take charge.
Wm. Holloway, who reside near Al
bany, was iu the city on Tuesday. He
has an ordinary old sow that is a world
lieater. At the present time she is look
ing after a litter of 17 pigs.and lias given
birth to 52 pigs in four litters.
Ju Loy has sold the balance of his cr.'p
of ltooa. securing 10 V cent for them. As
near aa we can ascertain, all have sold
their liopa in this community except Mr.
A . C llaustnan. He has over 2000 boxes
of a very tine quality and expects to se
cure the top price.
Taylor Mcllarguo started for Missouri
Tuest'lAv momimr. This is his nineteenth
I trip across the plains. Neither the writer
or t. McHarene known when he will
I on this trip by his son John.who expects
to spi-na tho winter in old Missouri
HOME AND ABPOA D.
Wheat 60 cent.
Photo SO eta a down till Oct. 7 at
link lea.
The enrollment at the
O. A. C. yea-
terday waa 218.
SO cents a doz. for firat-clags Photo by
TiokJetillfX-t. 7.
Four tomatoe left by Henry Mcll
murry are immense.
Only a few daj left lo have Tinkle
make your Photo till Oct. 7.
"Trilby" leads, other follow at
Stewart & Sox Hardware CoV.
Wanted, immediately, at Albany, O.e
gon.an opera house.
The Trilby stove, tbe best in the mar
ket, at Steaart &. Sjx Hardware Go's.
For calcium carbide go to the office o
Oeizou Gaa Light Heating A Power Co.
The Parker fountain tak the lead
over all other, French the Jeweler ha
them.
The Statesman claims that Sa'cm i th
center ot the greatest prune district in
tne worm.
A fine lot of new cook stoves an
range at Stewart A Sox's. Price cl.eap
er than ever.
Don't bay an "Airtight" stove until
yon see the Hickory" and "Trilby"
kept by Stewart A Sox.
A few of those elegant gold rimmed
photo buttons and brooch pin at Tmtle
(Mian Long' Gallery).
"Trilby" the most popular heating
stove on tbe market at Stewart AJ Sox
Hardware Co'.
Go to Verick's sharing and hair cat
ting parlor for first class work. Hot
an J cold bath Clean towel to every
customer.
Before goinz east or to the fairs
an accident policy of M . gender. $3000
insurance $1 50 ptr week, (12 00 per an
num, or Zx per day.
Oct. 7 will be the last day you can
have Tinkle make your rboto. He
guarantee hi work so Larry up and eee
him about yoar photo.
Next Monday will be Albany and Cor-
vallia day at the state fair. It will cost
only f 1 for tbe round trip going on tbe
noon tram ana returning at night.
John Witt. farmer livinz three miles
from Hillaboro, wa struck by lightning
the other day, but suffered nothing more
serious than a severe knockdown. Sever
al of hi family received slight ho.ks.
On Monday October 3 the S. P. com
pany will run a daylight excursion from
Ashland to Portland, for the exposition.
The tram will leave Ashland at 6 a. m.
and arrive at Albany at 6:38, and rem
ain at Albany for dinner, leaving at 6:58.
The round trip rate from Albany will be
Tbe attendance the Eec nd day of the
state fair wa again small. The display
as a whole i undoubtedly slim, compar
ed even with former years, Del 'ort
gave two exhibitions as a guide less
pacer. The three year old trot wa won
oy Mark Hanna and the three year old
pace by Alba Dan.
Bitter complaint is made by Taeoma
chicken-fanciers, because of the fact that
the Oregon state fair bas refused to allow
birds from tbe oatside of the state to
compete for prizes at Salem. This dis
crimination is held by tbe Taeomans to
be made onaccoant of the poor showing
made last year by Oreson birds in com
parison with those fKtm Tacoma, one
man from the latter city taken 73 birds
to Salem and carried home 73 prizes.
S"ck beaxLtcbe, btliicoaeia, constipwtinB
and all liver and stomach troubles can be
qubkty cored by aie- thorn famoos lifle
pill kaowsasDeWittsLutW Early Risers.
Toe are pleasant to take and sevtr cnipe
At J. A. Coramisv-s.
-Ithiak DeWittsSaJy Is be nt j-te
paiauon on tle market for piles. Si
writes John C- Duoo. of Waeehn. W.
Ya. Tr it ad vou wid think tt- sao.
It aJso cure era wa and alt skia dueasns
At J. A Cam-uiogs-
E. C. Bkaks, Ltwisriile. Texs. writes
hat one box cf De Witt's Witch Ha-ie!
Stive wa worth I JO. 00 to lim. It cured
his pile of ten eanstaadinz. It also cares
en-ma. tfcin diseases, and obstinate ssrea.
At J. A. I craminrs-
A Strong Nation is made op of strong
men acd fceahky women, and healta and
srrergtti are a-tvea by Ho-d" SamparLla,
America's Grea'est Medicine. U-t cn'y
Houd's.
hob Moor, of LaFayttte. IaJ.. say that
ror constipat-oa be has foaud De Witt a
Little iMrly Kters to be perttct. Itsey
sever grine. Try 'hem for stcmacii asd
liver troubles. At J. A. Cnmmiaes.
"Mr Sw et heart Went Down With the
Maine.' if tne naote of a eew ao.l poon'r
pice of luasic'.tV fw a copy a E. C-
n Hi's
twewt Tacr Rwrta mm
CamJy ttth-rrr, e-re eoEstipatioo toreeee
Wc.25c ItC C c fait. grcggtstA tet-actf jtotey
TEE ECHXBCE OF SYEUP OF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of tbe combination, bat also
to the care end skill with which, it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the Cit-trORXlA Fie Stbcf
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing; the
true and original remedy. As tbe
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the Calitorxia. Fis Sntcr Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cau
roRKia. Flo Svkcf Co. with the medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It is
far ia advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
sax rtixctsc Cwk
franix. Ky. mmf.a.
ADMINISTRATOR'S K0TI3E
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVES THAT
the undersigned has been, by the County
court, of Linn Co., and Srate of Oregoo.duly
appointed administrator de bonus non
and the will annexed of the estate cf Q. F.
Crawford, d-ceased, late of Linn Cointy.
Oregon. Allpersoashaving claim against
said etfate are hereby required to present
them to the undersigned wituia x months
from this date at hi place of business n
the city of Albany. Oreon.
Dated thi the 30th day of luly, 1S9S.
C. H.Stkwabt.
Adm'r De Bonn Non with the
wilt annexed.
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WaTBFORD A WY4TT,
toroeya tor .utn r.
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September 2 , 1898