The state rights democrat., May 19, 1899, Image 2

SHERIFF SALE
SOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of an execution and order of gale
,H8i'ed out of the Circuit Court of the state
of Oregon for Linn county to me directed
and delivered, dated May 9, 1899, upon a
judgment sn decree rendered by raid
court, April 6, 1899, in favor of R. Davis
ant awainet ) . K. Pound, C A ins worth
and Mary E. A ins worth for 102.35 and
the further sum of $39 60, costs, I will on
June lOth.'lSt)!)
atone o'clock, p. m., of said Bay at the
court house dour in Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, sell at pub'ic auction for cash in
hand to the highest bidder, the real estate
therein mentioned and described as follows
towit:
Lot 3 in block 4 in the town of Soda
ville. Linn county, Oregon
To satisfy said judgment and all costs.
. ' I. A. MuKKIRS,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
CITATION
In the Cauny Court of the Stale of Ore-
gou lot Umatilla county,
la the matter of tne estate of Andrew J.
K chardson, deceased.
It appearing to the judge of this conn
by the petition this day presented and riled
by Rebecca . Gallaher, administratrix,
with the will annexed of the estate of
Andrew J. Richardson, deceased, praying
for an order of sale of real estate, that it
is necessary to sell the whole of the real
estate in order f o pay the bequests provided
in said will.
It is therefore ordered by the contt that
F, M. Richardson, A. Morgan Richard
son, Wm . U Richardson, Olive Angltn,
iitio. Richardson, Ella Gay, Rath Rooks,
fcla Daniels and Byron McDatiel and
Byron McUaniel, minor heirs ot A-tty
Hoblins, deceased, formerly Amy Richard
son, and alt other persons interested in the
estate of said deceased, appear before the
sua county court on Monday, toe zznd day
ef May, A D. 1899. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the court room of
raid county court at the court house in
Pendleton, in county of Umatilla, afore
said, to show cause why an order should
not be r ranted to the salt? Rebecca E. Uat-
liiher to sell the real estate belonging to '
sid deceased, Mct real estate is de
scribed as follows, to-wit : 'jhe original
'donation land claim of Isabel and Reuben
Claypool, notification No. 2315, and claim
No 4S, being parts of sections 4, 5, 6, 8
and 9, in township 13 sou lb, range 2 west
of tbo W. JH.. in Lino county, state of
Otegon, containing about GOO acres, except
S3 acres described as follows : beginning
at tne northeast coiner of said claim and
rinning tooth-west 85 rods along the line
ot said claim, tnence northwesterly along
a county road 163 rods to the north line of
said claiui, thence on said line to place of
beginning. (so the east end of A. J
Richardson's donation land claiui, as fol
los: Beginning at the northeast corner
of said claim, thence west on the line be
tween said claim and the claim of E'tcote
tiailaher, a distance of W) rods, tbence
south about 60 rods to the north line oi
said, Reuben Clay pool's donation claim.
thence south 70 deg. east along said line
to the northeast corner of said Claypool's
claim, tnence sontn ID deg 30 mm. west
to the south lioe of the tooth west quarter
of the north we v quarter of section 4. town
ship IS sooth, range 2 west of W . M.,
tbence east to the southeast corner of Mid
quarter of said quarter, these due north
to the place ot beginning, all in Linn
county, Oregon, cent aining 40 acres, mere
or less. Also, excepting that piece or par
eel of land described as follows: Begin
ning at the soot bwest corner of the do-
nation land claim of Reuben Claypool,
notification No. 231S, in section six (6), in
township thirteen (13) south, range two (2)
west of the Willamette meridian, and
ruanina thence south 70.' deir. , ebt forty-
seven (47) chains and 63 links; from thence
north twenty -nine and one half (29j) de
grees, east twenty-five ana a half chains:
from thence north seventy and three-fourths
degrees, west lift twoaod one-fifth coams;
, from tbence south twenty degrees west
twenty five and one-fith chains to the
place of beginning, containing 1255 acraa
of land, all in L nn county, state of Ore
gon. And it isfrrt'aer ordered that this cita
tion be served by publishing a copy thereof
i n't he Statk Riohts Dkxockat a news
caper of general circulation paulished in
said count) , and that copy of this cita
tion be mailed to all nnn resident devisees.
Done by order of Wm Martin, Jndge of
said Court.
Dated April 7th. 18!9
WM. KARIIff,
County Judge.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all persons
fntereeted vbat the undersigned has fil
led her final acjonnt in Ibe matter cf the
estate of Mathias L Ps'ton, eeevaed. in
the county court of Linn County, Ore
gon, and that the said court has fixed
Monday the 5th day of Jure,1899, at tbe
hour of one o'clock P. M. of said- day as
tbe time for bearing atd settling all ob
jections to said account, therefore, all
persons interested are hereby required
to appear and file any objectious they
may have to said final accornta on
or before said last mentioned date.
Em:lv Patios,
Administratrix.
W- K Biltap, Attobxet
run Admimbkatbix.
Dated this 28th day of April, 1899.
RtfERLE'S SALE.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVES THAT
in pursuance of an order ot tbe i ir
cuit Court of th state of Oregon for the
county of Lieu duly made and entered of
record in tbat certain cult wnere in Sarah
J . Elder and Isflic Elder her husband, E.
M. Mil'ard and John A. Miliard ber bus
band, Mary A.Crawford and "bn Craw
ford ber besband. and barab McBride and
Laura vicBride were plaintiffs and lobn A.
AtcLSride, Adds Mori ride, Horace McRriJe,
Mry McBride. William Walter McBride,
and Myrtle McBride were defendants, ap
pointing the undersigned a referee to make
sale of tbe real premises hereinafter de
scribed andr report the same to tbe above
entitled court, the undersigned will, on
Saturday, the 27th day of May , A. D ,
at th north door of the county court
bouse irfQke city of Albany, in the county
ana state aforesaid and at the hour of one
o'clock in the alto; noon of saia day, sell to
the highest bid ler for cah 'n band all tb
tigbl. title, interest, estate and elai'tf o
wnatsoever kind the par! ie. plaintiff an
drfen dant bad at the date o'said decee in
and 'o tti following desc ribed premises,
to wit:
The southeai-t quarter of section twenty
six, and the northeast quarter and the north
half of the soutueaxt qimrter of section
tbirtj-Eve -n to ship twelve, sooth of
range four, t of the Willamette Merid
ian in I. nn Count v, Oretron, containing
focr hundn-ti Hcres, ncpt therefrom tbe
following decribeil pretnihes, lo-wit: Be
ginning oi- tLe halt taction line at a point
fifty five rods eat of tbe norlbmeot corner
of the southeMft q latter of section twenty
six in townihipi welve. ruth of r?nge foul
went o' the Willamette Meridian, in Linn
County, Urrgon. and tunning thence east
twelve rods and ten feet; tbence south
twelve rods ar.d ten feet; thence wee'
twelve rods anJ ted feet, thenre north
twelve rods and ten fett to tbe plare of oe
sinning, containing one am deeded to
School DiHtrct No. f0 n L:on County.
Oregon. Right to reject any and all bid:
reserved.
Dated at Alt any, Oregon, th's 0ta daj
of March, 1809. c-
J. A. McIIkidb,
Referee.
The Albany
Insurance
Agency.
Rspresents tbe leading Fire ani?
Insurance Companies.
Wholesale dealers in Wheat, Oh. nt.f
and Wood.
Correspondence solicited.
M. SENDERS St CO
V ashlnxton Letter.
(From Our Rsgulsr Conwyouilcnt.)
Washington May 8tb, 1899.
Secretary Alger, who has just returned
to Washington, ia lacking In manv ot the
characteristics that go to mawe an ideal
secretary of war, but ha attempts to
make op lor allot them with gall, oi
which he bas about as much as any man
whoever held a cabinet poitfol o. And
bis latest is a little beyoud all his prev-
vlous exploits In the gall line. He has
actually gone so tar as to dictate to Air.
McKinley, it tnepub'lc talk of bis bencti
mn can be believed. According to the
Algerites, Alger is not satisfied with the
whithwaahing given him by the war
commission and the alleged vindication
given him by the report of the military
court of liquify, which Mr. Mcn-tniey
has approved and ordered published, but
demands that Gen. Miles shall be de
posed from the command of the army.
In addition to having demanded this of
Mr. McKinley, Alger is said to have told
him that if he did not Issue the order
transferrin: Miles from commander of
the army to one of the military divisions
hs won d, as secretary of war, issue it
himself, thus forcing presidential action
one way or the other.
Treasury officials have tefused to ai'.ow
an item headed "travelling expenses' in
the personal accounts of Roger 0. Spoou
er. special Indian agent temporarily in
charge ot the Indian warehouse Chi
cago, because the aforesaid traveling ex
peoeee were incurred by Spooner in go
ing between hie office in Wisconsin and
his office in Ch'caga, and are not consid
ered to have been necessary to the prop
er performance of his public duties.
Spconer is a brother of Sen. Sf ooot r and
holds his position by trier..
Mr. McKinley seems tt. be developing
a disposition to play Cxr . He ordered
Representative Henderson, of Iowa,
chairman of the republican caucus com
mittee that recently completed a finan
cial bill, when he called at the White
House with a copy of the bid, to change
it beiore it was submitted to the republi
cans of tLe senate finance committee.
who tt seems must approve it before it is
made public. Col . Heoderton is a j ep
pery&ortofa fellow occasionally, but
being candidate for speaker of the
HruiM. ! did not care to quarrel with
Mr. McKinley. so he only ca led h-s at
tention to the fsct that every clause i
the b-11 had been put there by the nnan
imiwi vota ol the committee. Tbe order
to change it was reiterated by Mr. Mc
Kinley. It bas been decided by the lepnblican
leaders tbat an extra session ot coogiess
shall be called, probably early in the fall,
bnt in order to g-.ve themselves an op
portunity to change their minds, should
it be deemed advisable later to da so,
they will not say'more than that an ex
tra session ia probable. Ti e fact of the
matter is that they are getting uneasy
over the political outlook. A short time
ago they ere figuring on a walk-ver
for McKinley next year, bnt now may
are frightened.
The Philippine situation continues to
be a combination of dickering and fight
ing, although tbe administration claims
that the submission of Aquinaldo is now
fully assured, bnt they do not ray when.
His subjugation has been a sure th:ng
from the first, bnt it hse already coat
more, bo'n in money and blood than It
will ever be worth to the people of tl.ia
country.
Brave Mrs. Adamas of the Slate of
Washington, who has jjt recived a
medal of honoi for plucky tevite on tbe
American firing line during the the
Washington volunteers' assault on Paco
Ctnrch in the Psillipne battie of Feb
inarr 5, is well entitled to tbe distinc
tion thus conferred. She foreer lost a
moat cherithed Ideal, and she has
robbed man of his dearest glory.
"I do not wonder that aiea are brave,"
says Mrs. Adams. It ii bravery born of
excitemen. During the time I was there
I forgot al. danger.'
air. Adams no looker shivers and de
mires and worships man for bis
braveiy. Shs bas discovered the leerei
of it. - ile is orave because he gets too
excited to be afraid . Even womtn
would hi brave uoder similar eircum
sUncea on the field cf battie. '"During
the time I was there 1 forgot all uanger,'
Mr. Adams tells her sister women. Rt
puhlic.
Ex-Governor Loid of Ongon deserve
to be read out of the republican party
for grors disloyalty to republican trsdit
ione. His declintion cf the tender ol
tbe Pets an mission is calculated to
arouse tne suspicions of tbe republican
war horte if not their deep enmity
hven the maims likely to be tbown
off his balance by the unheard of con
tingency of a diplomatic office being re
fused hy one of his own party. Chi
cago Chronicle.
Spain has made op her mind to build
a new navy coaling $50,000,000. The
next best thing is to keep jt out of range
of American gunners. Ex.
Asked if he p.ayd cards, Kussel Sage
the other dav lepliodt "Si, I'm too
rich to afford ft."
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ALBANY COLLEGEJ
Faculty Wallace Howe Lee. A. M
President.
Geo. A. Wirtz, Director.
Cora A. Wirtz, Voice a specialty.
Tuition Very reasonable, ranging
from $1 to $21 per term.
The highest grade of instruction is of
fered to both primary and advanced
pupils in the following branches : Piano
Organ, Violin.Guitar, Mandolin, Cornet.
Voice, Harmony, Counterpoint, Com
position and History of Music.
Vocal classes are organized at the be
ginning of each term. Children's class
each Saturday at 10:30 a. m. Pupils
may register for work in the Conserva
tory at anv time.
Kr further information call on or ad
dress Gecko it A. Wirtz, Director.
Albany, Oregon,
J M RALSTON,
Three doors east of the DKM'ocBToffic
bas money to loan on farm security a
low rate of interest. Also small loanr
made 6 n personal securilv .
City, county and school warrant
bought.
Collections made.
Rents collected. Fire In
surance written in the following largi
md reliable companies: HOME INS
CO., of New York, PHOENIX I34.O0.,
Harilord, Conn.. LIVERPOOL. LON
DON, end GLOBE INS. CO. ol England
EXPERT BICYCLE REPAIRING
4ND
HOKbt SHOEING.
Second Street between Ferry w
Broadalbln.
MILLER & STEWART
General Biacsilos
There it tn be another negotiation for
peace between the Americans and Fili
pinos. It sometimes looks as if the only
way of securing pi ace will be by the
utter annihilation of the Filipino army.
. Ex-Freeident Cleveland was very
much provoked because it was reported
that he was dead. Being very much
alive he did not relish being dead even
in the eyes of the public. Politically he
is dead for aye, neveitheless.
When Dewey arrives home he will be
given the most enthusiastic reception
ever tendered an ameiican in all proba
bility. The eyes ol the world are upon
him. Let the bands p ay. He deeerv'es
an ovation.
An estimate of what the ue a costs
big newspaper and how it travels may
be dei i fed from thi ttlegraphie tolls
charged for transmission . The expense
of telegraphing war news from Manila is
at the rate of 2.35 a word.
The European cations are doing their
best to break China into pieces, and are
fast succeeding. It is only a question ol
time when there won't he much left In
the closet of the oiiginal. It will be
scattered around under name, dictated
by Russia, England, bermeny and ev. m -body
else who can get a whack at it.
This .s a very avaricious world in which
we live.
The United States will be asked lo pay
Urge sums of money to European na
tions on account ol the Spanish war, due
because of damage to property on tbe is
land of Cuba. In view of tbe fact that
the United States does not own the it
land and only went into the war to free
the poor oppressed natives this is indeed
peculiar.
One would think to hear some people
talk and write tbat beean man dues
not believe in tbeUnit--: .tca gobbling
up as much as circumstances wi'l permit
ol tbe rest ol the world be Is not a loyal
citizen. As a matter cf fact the spirit
which oppcsei expansion !s loyal one
in its foundation.
Dr. C. A. Briggs back east is having
speckled career as a minister, attracting
more attection than most ministers on
account ol tbe striking positions be takes.
He has iuet been ordained a a p-iest in
tbe Episcopal church, and it ia to t.
Loped be now settles dwn to business,
and let Lis life be a sermon as well as
those from bis lips. Tbe biggest and
best preaching any roan does is in his
daily life after 'all.
Since the United States took the Pbili
ippine islands several hundred saloons
have hern started in Manila, and the
papers which come from there have few
advertisements besides for breweries and
saloons. When tbe islands have been
taken lor rum tbe missionaries will be
ready to begin work . And yetjihere are
some people who want the islands S3 we
can do iniesicnary work among tbe na
tive. Tbe world is open for missions
regardless of nationality, and it is fact
tbat some of the most if -clive work is
done away from home inflaeoces.
TLe coarts have derided that the very
points on which Got. Geer vetoed the tax
collections bills were constitutional. Htw
does the governor justify his position low.
Will be plead the baby act and ignorance
or will be admit that he dared not oppose
U preure brought to bear upon him and
bis actions by the Oregoniao. Tbe court
might have gone a step farther and said
hat ths go vomer's action iw vetoing the
bill was unconstitutional, but tbe prover
tUI honor amongH a certain class is not to
be vio'aled and sverboiy knows bow little.
as a rule their actions are in sec 3rd with
tfas constitutional rights of tbe people. A
struct u re soeviJenUy and thorough) rotten
mart fill of its own weight end decay, and
the time is ripening Commoner
From the Republic.
Congressman Thayer txasperaiingly
asks: "What have tbe Uoited S-aUa
e-ot after paying 1 20.000 000 lor the
Philippines?" Vt hy, "lefr, "'. lbav
er, "left."
Mr.Qasy is determined not lo ssss
back.'' He is busvlng himself with say
ing nothing and indulging m eomees
pert dodging.
Senator Ucil llan of Michigan seems
determined not to disembarrass mead
ministration. He has been quoted as
sating that tie does not iu'.eod to S'aud
aside and let Alger have eeat.
Kansas will probably claim that her
prohibition training is what made Fred
Funston mch an irreitib:e cold-water
hero
ThefollowinK .reed ralldaw Dust by
an Exchange:
Go'd is tbe god tl fools.
Single biias i. better then double blis
ters.
1 cere is no 1 appioets without con
tentment.
A whole lot if meanness can hide in a
smalt soul.
A qnsit of red liquor will not hide
pe:k of trouble.
Tbe devil sometimes makes a lot of
noise in vbnrch.
Viewed from a moral standpoint png
itsis are all light weights.
A slsnderous tongue is ons of the
devil's choicest weapons.
Tbe spirit of revenge can only Dad
loJgmen in a mean heart.
An evil tongue is greatly assisted In
devilish work by evil ears.
Tj Cur i a C hl la One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggist refund the money if it lails
to cure. 2'k!. The genuine has L. B. Q
on each tablet.
file.
PLACE
IO BUY
Vour Groceries and Baked Goods
(sat Parker Bros. Everybody knows
where their place is. They keep a tresb
stock of groceries, produce and baked,
roods, ol all tinds, sell at reasonable
prices and treat tbeir customers well, all
Hike.
You may reirret some step., you take
n life tin none taken into iue store of
Parker Bros.
It is a greit toing to be well fed. Pat
rer Bros keep irood groceries.
A loaf ot bread ia not much bnt you
vant it ;i ma.le Try Parker Bros
Letter List.
Following is tL list of letters remaining
in tbe Postoffice t Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, May 16. 1899, Persons calling
for these letters uiwd give the date on wbicb
advertised :
Baufon.Mr Ed
Corder, Mr Mart
(den, Mies Maud
Lee, M rs J
Miller. Mrs A 1
Bresclow.E Z
Dawes, Mr Ge 2
Keffer, W W
Mills.Capt L E
Bisley, W
Mr Lieutenant
Mr Frank llutkholder,
Swapp,
Postal canlj-
Robinson.
f, .Tb ik.P.M.
Clippings Worth Reading.
The occe powerful Farmers' alliance in
Kansas is run almost entirely by women.
Previous to 1834 the house of commons
! w3 lighted by candles, which were af
fixed to massive chandeliers.
A colored schoolhouse In (itorgia has
this sign: "Nothing But the United
States Langwidge Teacbed Here.'
It has been ascertained that ore ol tbe
mountains in the moon is!30 000 ft. high,
while several are nDwards ol 30.000 feet. I
Lava streams tbat have flowed out f
Vesuvius during tbe last three years
have deposited 105,000 000 cubio meters
of lava on the side ot the mountain. A
cone of lava 330 ft, high has been formed
out of which fresh streams are flowing.
An Assyrian tablet in the cellar of the
British museum has on it a representa
tion ot the banging gardens of Babylon,
according to Ilerr Bruno Meissner. If
he is right this is the first testimony to
their existence found among tbe
cuneiform inscriptions.
A few years ago the BritUh admiia'ity
made a careful inquiry to ascertain the
warship buildiijg facilities of tireat Brit
ian. As result it was frund that tbs
entire British navy, about 1 500,000 tons,
if wiped out of existence could be dnpli
caied in two jeers time.
1: is estimated that Koglaud's stock of
cohl will last 200 years longer, and North
America's GOO years. It is not likely,
however, that these supplies will ever be
needed, as it i probable that before
many d;ede bare passed power will be
gamed in other ways.
Nonconformist ministers are accusing
the Hawarden church of Romanism. A
leaflet circulated in the parish raid it
was sin to enter nonconformist place
of worship and both Rev. Stephen Glad
stone and Herbert Gladstone are no
trying to explain away the matter.
While fishing effCarlingford longb, on
the Irish coast, tbe trawler Bournemouth
of Milford iUeven dredged, np in the net
a bundle of papers, sealed and tied with
red tape, and perfect'y intact. The
I skipper brought them t j port and haod-
j ed them to a gentleman, who found (bat
the? purported to be a will in favor ol a
MUs Mary MacDonald, and ttat tbey
bad reference to estates in Ireland val
ued at f55,0OJ.
The Danes ate, according to a paper in
Cpenta2u, exotited over tbe fact lhat
he members of the royal family cannot
agree to worship in the eame church .
Tbe king, as a matter ot course attends
services iu tbe established Lutheran
cborct). Bat one ot the piKcv is
a dieeeulfcr, Princes Maiie gott to tbe
Roman Catholic church; tbe Russian
empress dowager, who ia a daughter ot
King Christian, is a Gtesk Catholic,
while another daughter, the Duehrs of
Cumberland, when in Copenhagen at
tends worship In the Germao Reformed
church.
Perhaps the oddest suite o! lornilore
in tbe world is owned by Joseph berfer,
bctelkeeper in Budhpr. For nary
years he has made it his bustoe. to c 1
lect match boxee from factor ira of var
ious countries. Hie collection aggregates
4.000 boxes. He ordered a skilled cabi
net maker to t quip a room wito forni
tare nade of tbeee boxes. The outfit
consists of a writing lab'. ith smoking
apparatus, a fir screen, a cabinet, a
chair and other smaller articles. Tbcujh
tbe boxes are empty, tbey are adjusted
so irgenioatly that the pieces are fully
as strong as tbe ordinary lurnitate.
Some letters with strange addretee
were sent to I'aweoa City on the last
mail, which was sent bv carrur from i
Skagnay. Mia. Brown,
liviog oo
was lbs
A r..A -M, cm!,S
living in a little cabin on top of a bid
w: . - li
near the sawdust road to Dawson." An
other, Irotn Sootb Afiica, wss addressed
"Jobn Joots, Dawson City, region un
known, bat supposed to be neat the
I north no'e.' "Pertrr Black. Klondike
or elsewhere,"' was the sddroa on an
other. Another letter bad tbe address,
"Waller Green, postoflice at Dawson
or the branch office at Loosetown."'
One from Stockholm wss addressed
"Gust Swanton, Trevson Citv of ord
Vest Dendear. Canooda." All cf lt.a
strangely .dressed letters were ueliverrU
j lo the propr r persons- Etsmtner
"When I.teolenant Collin U Call as
appointed flrkt sergrant cf the Ottaaa
company in the Twentieth Kar.sa.,'' says
ths Kar.sa City Journal, "a pprrin
Ottawa cuttemptuouslt u quired. 'Wiio
the dickens leColiin R. Ball?' List ees
ry daily paper in the United Siaie.
togslhrr with most of tboee in Y. .rope'
gave .newer to this query Coihn II.
Ball is a Kansas hero who, with lour
others, crawled across tbe girders cf a
Pbitltppine bridge nnder a murderous
fi'S, and msde poeaib'e tbe csptore of
Calumpit.
The Portland Telegram says :
Tbe price of hardware has advanred
100 percent.
The price -f plumbing has advanced
60 per cent.
The price if brick bas advanced about
20 per cent.
Tbs lumber markkt lemalns 6nn and
combine prices prevail for higher grades,
notwithstanding the collapse id the com
one.
Win6eld Stratton, the gold msgoste.
left home because of a quarrel and walk
ed most of tbe way t- Cripole Creek. A
year later he was a millionaire.
Gen. Arthur MacArthur used
known among bis friends as she
men," owing to his good temper
psrsonal dispnies.
to be
' quiet
in all
Beware of Oint nenta for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
as rreicurj will sorely destroy the sence cf
smell and completely derange tbe whole
system when entering it through tbe niu
oous surfaces, .such art idea should never
be used except on prescriptions from rep
utable physicians, as the damige tbey will
do ia ten fold to tbe good ou can possibly
serive fn.m tbern Hail's i'atarrb Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheaey & Co., To
I. do, O , contains no mercury, and is taken
li'ernallt , acting directly upon tbe blood
aud mucous surfaces ot the system. In
on) ing d all's CatarrbCuiebs sure you get
the genuine It is taken interna'ly, and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by K.J, Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold hy druggixts, prices 73c ?er bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Diamond photos 50 cents per dur.cn at
Miss Longs.
A vegetable cathartic that ran be re ied
upon to do its work thoroughly Mood's
Pills.
Sprin t 'I Iredncas is different from
the weariness causea by labor. Te lust
is cured by rest : the first requires a few
bottlesof 11001? a Sarsapsrilla to cure it
Rings at French's
evelry store.
The UaiversaKKoItir makes good flour
TheMngnoUa.
MISFITS.
An effort will ngain be made to secure
the annual encampment of the O. R. N.
U. in July at Albany, tho liest place
in the elate for it.
D. L. Frv. of Lebanon, who recently
left for Providence, It. I., will practice
magnetic healing instead ol mviiie iiesi i
ing as stated by the Dkmik iiat recentlr.
The serious mistake is to I e very much
regretted.
A writer in an exchango commends
the quarantine ol a man at Waterloo on
the grounds that he has an overflow nl
gall II that was euflicient grounds
there would tie a great many red Ilas
np.
The Journal says that Salem is the ex
cursion and convention city of Oregcn,
and yet the biggest excursion of the
year will be to A I ban v, and as for con
ventions we get them when our turn
comes.
Tbe following from the Manila Free
dom indicates .hat geltirg out a paper
there is not a'.l poetry :
Our compositors sre natives, we can
not get a.iv oi her kind. We wish we
could. The native compositors do not
understand Kjglish. Tbe manuscript
is Greek to them. Tbey have no means
ol knowing what letters compose a word
except by guessing, unlets the writing
is very plain. Will correspondents please
take notice of this?
Two of the questions in the recent
teachers examination were:
"Is it better to plant potatoes in the
dark or light of the moon? Why?
Shingles are said to t-url up and rail
fences are said to eink when laid a cer
tain time of the moon. Which is it?
Why is ihis."
Homer Davenport, the bigcet car
toonist sent sonic birds to a Portland
friend as English pheasants. Portland
sports hsve examined them thoroughly
and declares that thev j.re nothing but
Chinese phessants. If any one in the
United Slates knows what a Chinese
pheasant is Davenport does. The Port
land sports are undoubtedly mistaken.
An Oregon soldier In a letter home
tells ol several Spanish prisoners who
had escaped from the natives: "They
were taken to Maiolos and turned over1
to lien. W he too w bo ordered them into
confinement at Mama. On lit way
back about 9 p. ta- lit n t:e train
stopped at a station or.e of tlu-iu jumid
out oi the box car door an started to run.
I was in the next car and w ben 1 heard
tbe shot I looked out and he was fairly
flying acrusa a rice held. About seven
shot were tired at him but at the last
one he took a header and it was his lat
more. It was supposed he was a spy (or
tbe natives ; weil.he will not spy again."
The bot s in the count v jail at Eogetfe j wu.uw rapiui. and includes alt the Car
have been bearing thing, since Pramon". feii ".If pPTr
demise, myterioiis loo! s-eps.etc. I gh : t? ljfSLr?ns
' ' ' niil.s and steel works. Tbe stsbecnplion
1 hooks c-peneJ todav ia C'.acasro. New
The coroner's jury declared lhat it was
the neglect of the Southern Pacific that '
caused the wreck that resulted in the tos'
of b hie of KcgioeerUciVdey.
,!. . . , ,
A gentleman who owns, cow eaj the
cow rnvers oi mecny usve lormed a
iru.1 and raied the price filiy per cent,
This is hardly big enough itiougti to be
called a truei. Toe toys esrn their
money arrorairg ij ineir vert ion ol iU
Kiep tbtse dates in yonr mioj, June i
and 6. it is not often one h.s ao oppor
tunity to hear tn or (sheen band play
at one. This i I tx done several time,
a 1 U.e tanisliar r,g a futr.ifl.d mnli
several pieces ior tbe srerial purree.
There will tie music ga'ar, u-n,., oiher
things.
A r'a'eai a an wriing home hum Mn-
a!couplincla lack of it-cognition ol .
d. j 'h spleodi-l services ot the Oregon re.,
io"hyo-ir ppie There is ro occ
I '"r "' rrvra or.r en.i oi lue stale
S.!?!.!!!'.-.!! " H,nrUct'
tbeir prsiiw, and wl.rn Iher rvmro l.nme
ibty will r sau.Ce.1 with tmk aive
nets ol i-e pprrunr.n I.- hat tht-y
have done J ihe brawry .:i.;.;tif t.i
them.
Steri.ia n l.as b.csmr s v!i a fad tUl
an eastern larher adve-lies lo los:
No man can catch diseete fr roni.gibe
ID iut thoo !rt - Iu U'. rii..
to'i - v ry razor alter earh r of it. 2nd
j e give each recnlar customer for his
1 n cup and snip sn I
havirff
broh. .Vii.i( a-es it. 3rd All
water used I y n i-t shsr ng ia s'eniited
wster. -till -All rf our hrnsSra and
combs In shop .re ket clean mi-h eleri
liied water.
Headache
Is often a Wirnln that the Uvrr Is
torpid or Inactive. M..re w-iious
troubles may l.illow. K.r a mmr4,
elBcient cure of Heedaihe ai d all
lirer trouliiea, Ula
Hood's Pills
While they noe tbe liver, mtre
f'lll. reruiar action ot tho bowels,
they do not crlw .r pain, do not
Irritatoor Inflame the Internal onrns,
but have a positive tonic effect. 25c.
at all druprlMs or hy mall of
C. L lluod A Cou, LoweU, Maaa.
TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE,
A powderto be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen. oer
voueind hot.and get tired essily. llyou
hsve smsrung leet or ti;ht shoes, try Al
len's 'Koot'Ease. It cj1j the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures saolleu and
sweating feet, blisters and callous spots.
Relieves corns and bunions of ail pain
and ive rent and comfort. Try it today.
Sold by all drugists and shoe stores for
ic. Trial packs ire tree. Address, Allen
a. Oirreteo, IO Koy,.
C.E. BrownelPs..
SPECIAL LIST.
3 cans choice salmon S3
2 " fresh msrkersl., 35
Armonrs Deviled Ham.,, &
Uallonjtwof ketchnp 7ft
Tea Sittings, fine flavor S3
Starch, per lb 08
Minced Clams, (large cana) ?0
Boatrn Baked ileana 1-
16 os. cans (Jood Peking Powder. . 14
5 caps Mustsrd Ssrdinss 25
3 csns Sdgsr Coru 24
These are all first class goods ai d w
guarantee satisfaction.
C. K. BKOWXELL"
SECOND sr. -
- - ALBAS'
SITES FEB CEl LOANS
I have an unlimited amount of motwy
to loan on Farm Security, or nn bnsiness
proiwrly in Albany, at tsEVEJC Plilt
CENT iJJTEKgBT. the interest pnyahls
but once a year. For information ,ui
I blank spplications call on or address
U. tj. BCKgHAKT, Aloany, u-
ALBANY TO COORD),
MoaUr & McKUIop,
Proprietors
Prtinpt meals at all hours. Ficsh oys
ters in styles desired. Serve lunches for
banquet on short notice.
TELEGRAPHIC.
LatJ News in Short f orm.
San 1st fro Takcil.
Manila, May 17. Gen. Lawtun's ad
vance guard, uudi-r Col. hummers, of the
Oregon troops, took San Isidro, the in-
surgent capital, at 8:30 this morning
j-jic Orcuon Volunteers.
Washington, May 16. Sen. Mcliride
lias had (in ther rotifermces with tne was
department regarding the return of the
Oregon regiment to Portland, (kit. Hum-
mers lias again cabletl eaylng the regi
ment prefers to go by way ol San Fran
cisco and he mustered out at Portland.
Sec. Alger said today that the camp tent-
agu ami other equipment at ban rrancis
co made it more practicable to muster
out the troops thtre.
1 he Salem I O.
Wasiuxgtdjc, May 10. Bids for the
sue lor a puuuc nutiuingat haiem were
optned in tbe supervising architect's of
fice today. The highest offer was that
of D. t . agner, lor the northwest cor
ner of Court and Lilerty streets 165 by
M0 fi-ct, f a.lttO. Tho lowest way bv
John HiigheB,forthenorthwet comer
of Kerry and II ih streets 140 by l'JO
ftet at 12,100.
There are twenty-seven seperate offers
ranging all the way between these two
amounts.
The War.
Manila, May 15. (Jen. tiresorio del
Pilar wanU to surrender to Gen. Lawton
as he believes he has been deserted by J
the Filipino government. Aqninaldo is .
said to have tied into the province of Xu-
eva r-cija. He was last heaed of April
29, when he retreated by carriage from
ltaliuag, through San Iftidro.
New Jersey War.
Fmxcbtov, May 15 Prtm-eton stu
dents and Pawnee Bill s Wild Wet em
ployes indulged iu a pitched battle today
and continuous and serious rioting wai
prevented only by the presence of men
with cool heads.
For 50 years it has been an unwritten
law o! Princeton that no r ire as parade
must pass through tbe streets.
Will Come West.
IIutSi hinoh, W. a May 15. It is
the intention of 'resident Mckinlcv to
i. ; ti. .
return of the volunteers who have done !
A Family Feud.
LfmsE. Or., May 15. Sundar even
ing about 9 o dock. Hoi, J A Hnnter,. ,
early settler and one ol tne most prci- -
nent men in Wallowa countv, was ,.f
and instantly killed by Mrs.'C K K i.utt,
a near neigh bor who then coe-iuitted
suicide bv takioi? poison, the m ut of a
'an"'JffeuJ-
Anything; for LH.vr.-y.
New Yokk, Mv 15. Tbe city will ap
propriate $150,000 for the reception to;
Admiral Iewey. New York will give him j
a jeaeled sword and a golden key, sym- j
M of the Irerdom of tie city. The Nortii j
Atl.ntic equadron will meet him off'
Newfoundland. 1
Enormous Company. j
Chicmjo, May 13. The new Carneeie 1
, Su-el Co, is now a reality. It has 02.i,-1
York and Boston.
nnr-
Miipioo tyu-.
, a.t-. way Vt the tinciaj gun-
i hosts lJigana do Lay and Levadona and
l,uef ? umler r". Tia into
Be.t iowwnt.wnce.ieJ lathe bosh -
' e on oovn sties o; tne Km tiraaJe, 3
j miles at-ove Calumpit, yts eniay alter-
1 rwwn. and were rvoeived wit'j hrary vol -
leys at short Ri. A 'rgf .tr.t It-long-
' mg io me i ran iuerr a ana
lone pnyate . wonndevl
j t-i-rning w..i, ini-ir rap-l-hr guas. tl.e
I Alwrr,n ' 11 ot ' wJ ,
oumlel w-,5t:
! xnTrF?Z-i tn.,!
at -amUnjra the msurgenu tucked
'the.-panwh troop May II. tmnsr quick-'
sae sj at v u v. a is iu a H IU J i
Mnih et.nlt TI.Vr-Uh .n,r.i
and I wo oiticvrs were wounied
I mrir ,
were lev rssoa'tiet amons the
tmr,rv
Tl.e Spanish gurneon now bcshi!
Tle watr supjijy ia cct off, and lbi
, 'fieif.
OtiS.
III.Mct:I Sllirino
May H.-TLe civilian mem-
!- i ,.. I- i H.iu,,;,. .,;..,n
are favorable t tiie nierting with . Ktl-
: ipino nunmiseion. wluJi was eii2ms:ed
v-trr tv, m K-h!f of .t.joiriiido. by
'l.ieit. ltyrs, of the .lafTof lien. Grve -
enode!
I'dar ho ome to ien. I it ton ;
l!g of tnw-?, U-aring the pro-'
! under
i iea'.
. . , , ...
A Uiicago .Murder.
! CiiR-aiM. May H. Henry Reita, a Uin -
itor at tmj Jeff. rson srhool, at Klhtirn
avenue aud La:lsn strwK, refund to b iv
'drinks ior two men with whom he mvt
,n M:tn twlay, .nd . short time UterjAcna B. Paul. Mrs. V. u, A . PaMertun . i
,,e s struck a fatal blow by one ft Ids j Mr. E. A SeUon. and all other persors i
companion . . Known and urkeown interested ia uid '
, .. i" ? r r V .
Lot Hut. Or.. J-ay U.-K.rly. verier-
day mornipg two majk, men entered
l , , . , " ," IW" , r rili.- x.
the I. O. O. f. idee, and ook tx,. Mr.
-rrmnK.Kglo jrar ior u.e
: tuamctte vaih'y
j office.
and t.-J nM'ii'ncd
the
1
WiiusTo May H. Complications
in Michigan pt.tl.lics mav cause Secretary
J Alger to rvMifti from the cabinet. Secrw
tarv Alger wants to be sent to the senate
and thus obtain vindication from, his
own state.
SHERIFF SALE
By virtue of an excutioa duly itsued out
of the Circuit Court of tbe Stale of Oregon
lor tbe Coubtv of idon to me duly directed,
delivered and dated on the Sikh day of
April A D. 1-W. to a certain suit in said
court wcereiu The Aetnt Saving & Trust
Company a corporation was plaintiff and
mum s n ctiariH ana argie u nicnaros
bis wife. M l Pbtllips and Anna Phillip
ere d-tendanta, io wbicb sail suit tbe
p aid iff rwovered a judgment on the Srd
of April A D, 11. asaust the said de
fendants William i? Kicharda and M D
Phillip for the sum of laifil 71, with in
terest tbereon at Use ra'e ot ? per cent per
annum from date of said judgment and the
farther sum of attorneys fees and
the further sum of .40 a taxes paid,
and tbe costs and disbursemtota of this
uit tAxed al $22 00; ordering adjudging
and decreeing that toe real propeity de
scriled iu plaintiffs mortsge and com
print, towit:
Beginning at a point in the Western
bound ry line of block ltl in the Eastern
addition to ihc city of Albany, Linn cc-un
ty, Orecon, 100 ftet Kortbcr!y from the
Southwest corner ot said block, and run
ning thence Kaaterly parallel with First
street in said city 134 feet to a tine par
alel with said Western btnadary line and
the same distance from the East and West
boundaries of sal i block, thence Northerly
on said line to a point 8 feet Southerly
from the oenhr of the O 4 C tt R track,
ihence Westerly following the meanders of
said R R track and 8 feet Southerly there
from t itui Western boundary line of said
block, thence Southerly lo the place of be
ginning, also the tight of way from the
Wp tern line of the premises above de
scrilied to the Willamette river along the
Western boundary line of said block 16 for
the escape ot the waste water from the
wheel and tlume conducting the water
'hereto, all in binn county, Oregon, be sold
to satiitfy said judgim-nt acd costs, llure
fir Notice is hereby gien that 1 will oa
Saturday, 3rd day ot June, 1S,
at the boor of On o'clock p m of said dy,
at the front door of the Court House, in tee
city of A hony, Linn couny, Oregon, oflw
fur sale, at public auction, to me niguett
Milder for cadi in band, aubjact to re
demption according to law, tW seal prop
erty in said order and decree and herelt
i of tire described to satisfy said judgraett
and cost.
Dated this 2nd day of May K D. 1809.
i. A. MuKMsaa, :
Sheriff of Linn county, Uregoq.
HONGWAIITONG CO., 6ecotd $t
near Lyon street, Albany. SeltsiChi-
) nese medicine, Chinese rice, Clinese
tea and nut nil. , ,
An Earl Killed.
Losnov, May 18. The Earl of Straf
ford, wO married Mrs. 8. J. Co'eate. in
Grace church, New York city, last Dec
emtier, ws instantly killed this evening,
at Potter's bar, by the the Cambridge
express.
An Ohio Cyclone.
A Kito, May 19. A cyclone struck thir
dly at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and did
much Uamrge. The storm struck the
tents of Main's circus, and they collapsed
up n the crowd.
in bast Akron the Biggs Jkiler .Com
pany's shops were badly damaged. The
shops af the Akron Sewer Pipe Co. also
suffered heavily.
At Yottngstown.
Yoi-mmtox, O. May 16 A severe wind
storm struck this city late this afternoon.
A new residence nearly completed was
blown down, 4 carpenters being caught
in it. John Craig had both tegs brolteB,
and wss ciippled for life. The other 3
were badly bruiaed.
TERMS.
Jailt Dkxoi bat, 25 cents tr month
3.10 per year, in advance, 30c pet momb
not ia advance. By carrier, 10c pet
week. 10 per cent added if allowed to
run over months. Single copies 6c.
WaisLT. 11.25 In advance; f 1.50 at en
if year; 11.75 for second year; tf OU tn
;aird and proceeding tears, when not part!
in advance. CIdIm or five new sabscribert
t 15.00.
THE BAZAAR
Infants and Childrens
Headvvear.......
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS
Tucked and Shirred bats. Wash bats.
Lawn and Ribbon trimmed bats, :rsw
crown l.afj.
Lawf. Dimity and Pecay boonete Cn-
iihed in lace, embroidery or tocks.
, J "' Oriran'h Md Mull Poke
r: -iv. sT-JWj lopniKi nine irun
: nn and yet dainty and pretty.
lnfan'j Japanese and French Caps.
I Aa ot lbef0 .active goods at pop
aiar Driree .
j y
! o "
i CaA Vvvolfloc in
j ur iUvClllCS 111
! Parasols-
LE.&H. J. HAMILTON.
X. L WINXARI) M. S. M. 1.
Graduate of Iencx College 1S&5, CV.
cago iiomeopathic Medical College
Rush Medical College
Fwccdale Block. Albny.O.
Evidence on 3rd street .south side be
tween I'.roada:bin end Eiicwenh.
ACMIXISTaiTEIX NOTICE.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEX THAT
IN the LVonty Court of Linn coustj
Oregon. h arp-'iated the aadmned we.
f miDixtm of tbe est ate ot MireU L.
William. , ocued. A'l rersoas bavieg
!e aim. rlin.t tie estate of a,d OeoeaJi
' ir, brr-by rei urrd ta p'tct the same to
onderrnrd at tte c&ce of Keliey k
ifj i Albany, with the pi-orxr voocbet
thJiar within six mmih roa tbe date
c( , Oi,icnou of Ut aotice
j Dated Ji II. !?
Mav L. WILL-a.a.
Kixvr t -tsu Amiai,wiarit.
At y. f , iJoiini-trair i.
ADMJXJ3TRAT8IX 7.0TICE
mvtyUCKlS HfcKKBY filYEN THAT
i t!i( tva.,T onrt of Liaa coontr.
, . a - .
-reOB. ha. apjKHated
he oadersiceed
a nu rirn if tne estate of Ju l A.
atwi.'i mi imvm iumi null
i.- i ' . f, .. . i . . i .
. . . . i . a 1 J . . 1 . .
orhte of Kelly Curl. i. Albaay. Or-ron,
with the (vper VMchers throfoi, i hi a
fix montita trom the date 4 the peblica
! ti a of the eerie
Dated Ua; 11. lr9
S Maar L. Wuiiisi.
nEiJ.av vrtrwr Aaauaiaarairtx.
j At?y fir Admrx.
i
CITATIOH
In the Connty Court of tbe Male of Ote-
j sfoe. for Una ecmntv.
, In tbe matter of the eaUte cf John Mar- j
bll. decud.
To S.e.v 3"a i'ul' W.1-. n VarhaM !
' Roirt Manfeali. l. v. -rl UkThall. Mrs I
J I S THE SIE OF THE SrAlS OF
I Oroo. you a e hereby cited and re.
njd ia ,P,, ia .je - on-ry Court of
! .' -. '"he county of
iJn ,h- c.'t rm th rMf. al Uhaot.
i ... J ,.,,. tbe 5 h d.r.fJo-.-l
f kui . . . i- ,k. ... . i ... . !
la. then anrt tb. r; to bow c.i.w. if any
voo oreiUer of joa rcay .kv wbr the
fo oin described real prcpertj belong
ing to th eotate of sa'o deceased stu u d
not be acid at rrile sale as piaed for ia
the petition on file herein. aid real
prr-petty beiag dee.Yibed as L-1!ot:
The S , of tt N E t and the S of
tbe S E 4 and the N E V of the S W
of Ses 16 1 p 11 S R 1 W ot the Willamette
Meridan. Oregon, roatainicg 200 acre.
foe S J4 of the X K 4 and tbe X of
ibe a E 4 ot See 23Tp It S R 1 W of the
Willamette Mer'dian, Oregon, ecn'amina
160 acres. A'ao tne S of tbe S E J of
taid See 23. contaieing 80 acre
the W i of the S l4' of Sea 51 and
tbe K of tbe W t.' of Sec 28 Tp 1 1 S
R I W ot the Willamette Meridian, Ore
gon, containing 160 acres, al0 beginning
at th S.K eorttar nf the N t. t
of Sec 2l lin said Towuship and
Range
and runninif tvenoe North 41l roos, mor
or lest, to tne Sooth side of a count mad,
ibence Soothweeierly along the south side
of said county road. 74 rods.more or lees to
the outh line of the N E t4 of said Sec 2,
thence Eaet to tbe place ot begiBainc. cms
laioing S acres, more or leas, said tract
containing in the aggregate 16S acres.
Witn.s tne Bon. Gf O. D.
1 Barton. Judge of tbe Connty
L. 8. Court of the state of Oregon,
( ) for the L'ouuty of Linn, with
the seal of said court affixed,
this the 3d day of May A. D .,
Attest: Frakk Cr.btrkr.
Clerk.
By R. u. Moxtaqvb, Deputy.
ADUiKlSTRATOS'SKOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of Linn county, Oie
goa. as the adniinlstrwtormlth the will
annexed of the estate o John H, Bate
man and Pboehe Baleman, deceared. Any
and all persons bavinir claims atrainst said
estate are hereby notified .0 nreseot tbe
same du.) veribed as hy !w rt quired to
me, or to my atureeys, Weatherford tt
Wyart, at tbeir office at Albany, Ores-cn.
within six ninth from the date hereof.
Dated tell Stb day of May. 1399.
Pktkk BiTHtn.
Adiu'r with the wld aunexed.
WBATilKarOBp At Wyk-if,
Atty tmt 4'f
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the County Court of Linu Co. Oreson.has
l appoimed the undersigned administratrix
I nf iha aatalanF lamnh M William AaAmdA
All persons having claims aainat the es
tate of said deceased are hereby required to
present the same to the on detailed at the
oflio of Keliy & Carl, io Albany, Oregon,
with the proper vouchers therefor wit his
si months from the date ot the publica
tion of this notioe.
Dated May 1L 1S99
Maht L. Wiijjamh.
Keu.T & Ccri, Admieistrarrix
Attys for Adm'ix.
REMOVAL SALE AT
THE FAIR.
I will shortly move into my perm
anent quarters 2 doors east of P. O.
and am determined to unload great
qauntitiesof goods before mdving.
I hsve full line of
Shoes and Summer dress goods.
embroidery, Lace, etc., etc.
There are now offered at Sledge
Hammer Prices. Come at once.
J. A. WEAVER.
tstss, Wm W m
Have Your Eyes Tested
- BY
PROF. A. STARK
Scientific Optician
ot WILL & STARK.
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caas. r. jKjrsuxa.
Addreas.
PEARLY TEETH,
j so high
.y and joatly prised, are assured
bv tb nee ol oor ALLESS TOOTH
POWliER. which ore vents all accretions
nnder the cental surfaces and keeps them
clear, eleae, and natural in eclor. With
regular applications ot this powder the
teeth will not decay and the annoyance
of an early resort to tbe resource of den
tistry is avoided. Keep yonr teeth as
lone ss nature will permit. Using onr
eLLESS TOOTH POWDER will enable
you to do this. Price only 15 cents per
box. J.A.CcMUISO.
Milliner) Opening.
On March SSth and following diva, I
will display my tine line of pattern hats
and 01 her eoods. A special invitation ia
extended to the ladies of Albany. 1
make a speedily of trimmed hats.
Mas.E.M. Fcnk
For Bargains
In Farm Lands, Timber Land and
Cltv l'ropertv, call on or write
S. S. STEELE A CO.
Albany, Oregon
Removal Notice.
Thephotgraph gallery in tins Fioman
Block on 1st street that has been under
going repairs is a bout completed and will
be occupied by Miss Long who will move
her studio from 2nd street during the
esent week. Miss Long will have one
the finest studios in town.
FOSHAY & L1AS0K
Wholesale Retail
DRUG0IST3 AlliloOISSUiFU
4LBAKY. ORKOON.
Par Drugs and the finest and Ivji
Stock of Stationary and Books
In the Market.
Kdaeate Tear Bowata With Casearata.
Candy Cathartic, sure eoaatlpatloa forever.
10c, c. It G a C. tail, drugKiau refund atone.
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RAMBLER
Bicycles.
105. 107, 109, 111 Sixth St.. Portland, Ore.
Geo. E- Fish, Agent,
Albany, Ore.
A Tana Ubrtry tf wBcqaaTlea Talse mctkaj.
Cp-to-date, Concise and CDsprchesstve Baad
Mffldy mated and ncaatlfaily IUtsmtcd.
By JACOB BIQQLE
No. 1 BIOOXE HORSE BOOK
AUabot Blasts s Onaiwri r nm Tretime. wixM org
74 iHiaii st ii ;a stamiaTd wit Fncc jsCcata.
NO. a B3QOLE BERRY BOOK
I giani Svall Ftnt-KsssHltsiam:
43 cutorcq liir-lifrr npiud ti irma oi ail ttmtimj
POULTRY BOOK
: vnujrt oom mni
No. 4 BKIOLE COW BOOK
A.U bOB Con sd tbr Dstrr FiiM - ka-rh rmt
air: cnaraiaa luitacl Ufc4ioaactioaocati
taxed, with tjt other iUTrwwa, rntr,yCab.
No. 5 BJQOLB SWTVE BOOK
Jaatoat. AH aboaS Hms-Bisedtag.rtMtbsf .BaSA
err. Fiisrasi i. etc Couaia o to beaatmii aif
toaa aad otker cagranBsja. Price, jd Cms.
;tkeBKMLE BOOKS an atqae.eriaal.asrM-aaBnr
iwroagimiw npgmcncai.iomgMr- ibtt
are haviac a cworaws sale East. WM. North asd
Sowth- Every ewe wae keeps Bone, Csw. Bas; or
Chickva. or grmn Saull Fnra, oacttt to scad ngtl
way te sac BKMLE BOOtLsT Ibe
FARM JOURNAL
sar yum ami acta nwaayeara
cxnmyoon. fcstlar-aau-oa-UK-brao.
HoanhnH paper ia
rm the Cmited States
ajot, X90S aad I90J) wd be scst by atail
dmUi dcacrSasc BIOQE BOOU fixe.
JOntMAL
nm sn.rrwtA
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SPECIAL SALE
-or-
In order to make room for nearly a
Car load ol
Pianos
On the way We will make spevial priceg
6n our machines ' s ' '
For the Next Twenty Days
Machines that sell in other towns for
160.00 we will offer for $36.50: ''Drop
tead" machine for $32 50.
These machine, are the hicheet grade
on tbe market, comprising, The World'.
Maodard and light running
NEW HOME,
Tne old reliabio -
DOMESTIC
and other machines.
Sow is the time to get the biggest bsurj
gains ever offered io Albany. Every
machine we sell is folly warranted.
The New Home
Machine
is acknowledged by all impartial sewisg
machine men to be the beat family mi
chire on the market for over ten years.
If yon need a machine now is your op
portunity to bay ch jap at " "
EU Will's Music Store.
Sewing
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