-V CENTS A. UE
,A IMA $ . OK-BiN: PHlOAY ' MORNING. JUJNTE S . 188
mrm-fto. its
Tilt; AliianySBakery ! Julius Joseph
Under the tica management ot I3E
J) 1 P
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, WHO KEEF2
A fuil iir.e of choice, family' groceries and
provision
Can "ea nneapples,
Ohoica fcTaWe BsIicaciES
Ornamented cakes'for
Wefln hi as a ltd Parties.
i
Salmon bellies, mackerel and srdt'fishof all
kinds.
FRESH BAKED BBEAD
ifiverv Day. t
Best S-rim. Pies. Cakes
TEAS and COFFE
Mm Nuts, Raisins
CANNED uoODS, ETC.
Manufacturer "of Choice Cigars
-AND DEALER IX-
l ill
iv!
ORTED AO KEY WEST
ATTOUSKYM
DK. X. BLAOKBUKjN; AT ttlUNEY AT
. Law, Aloauy, Ore; OU Othce m Odd
liow's Temple. ill piaeuce mail courts
of t;:i. state, ami give special attention to all
business.J '.'a- -
VirOLVEKTON i IRVINE, AtTORNEYS
VV at Law, Albany, Or. Otflcc Ul rooms 13
and 14, Foster's .block, over . i iiam's
etorfi -:Z:
K. WEATUOKFOKD, ATTORNEY AT
J . iaw, Albany, Oregon, Ollli.e in Odd
i-Vil.w's Temple. Will practice in all tin
courtt of Thciate, ana give special attention
to aii uiMiii.s. "
Cigars, Vlug and Smokiiiir Tobaccos, Meerschaum and ' Briar Pipes, and
full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in '
- - ...... :,.r, t .iDnmTTV;ViArR'i''
Next door to Burkhart &. Keeney's Real Estate Office,. Albany, Ore
WILL BROS
Dealers in all the leading
anas, Pistols, Sewing lactones, Orjrans, .Pianos,
A full Line of
Sheet music, musical merckaudise,ammumtion, fish
ing taclc'e, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and
pocket knives.
NEEDLES, MACHTN OILS an dEXTRA S,
LINK COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSUSANCFSCOMPANY.
Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc , neatly done
ne best Soap in theinarkat
Le Roi Savon.
Q fine assortment of domestic
i and Imported Cigars
' JSTAt John Fox's Old stamL 'iowFlnns
new brick.
G.L
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H.
EWEKT, PRACTICE L WAOHMAKE,
ana jeweler, Aiuany, vregun,
Yu will Slwicy . ;
I . .... u hi
tMtmeuenton trtrs, a.inurr. vm(v juoou
l-or sale. .
A SPAN; OF HuliSES, HARNESS AND
waon i f or sale, either together or sepa
itely as will suit puichcseis. Ft r inl'oi uia-
on, call at this omce or at the owner's store
at pic-r.
GFFICIALVOTR oK LINIT COUNTY
0'
5 ' ' . ro" '.
GENERAL HEWS.
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pEVEltE HOUSE, ALBANY, OK. C1LVS.
XV I'I'tiiVer, Prop. Onij liist eciass house
i the city. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. Xo China-iien employed in the
Kiteiien. General staite omec for Oorvailis.Ji
niYsuiAvs.
W. IIA&XON, PHYSICIAN AM) SCR
X, L.'Ot.. v. ((ri-on.ll
11. ui.Lid, tlliMl.. AiSXJ OOlil
regon.
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ilX. fccon, Aibai.y, Ore
C. KELLY, PHY'.SICJAN AND
vviiI'd store. Oince hours, from S A. M. to 4
!'. 11.
c.
DR. E. A. WcALISTEK HAS LOCATED
his olhce on the corner of First and
iiroa.ialbin streets, over Kedtield & Bronnell's
.store, where he can be found when wot pro
fessionally engaged.
f KS M.E. McCOY, M. D.HOMCEOPAl HIC
ItX pnypiciii:i, uuue and rcaittciice collier 01
l-'irst and Baker streets, Albany, Or. Chronic
aiseasen a sjecialt.y. Consultation free. Of
fice hours: 10 to i2 a. itf and 2 to 5 P. M.
(Successor to E. W. Langdon
DEALER IX
Brags, Paints, Oils.
Perfumery and toilet articles,
als" a full line of hooks ;tn;
stationery, periodicals, etc.
frSF" Prescriptions carefully
compounded '
IN ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE.
Albany
Oi egon
The Red Front.
WILLARD
WOOD
IN
LIVE-
Furniture Dealer
IK J
LiVQ TvlWft,
i.This is w-h-tt Albany is at present
and in order to keep pace with the
ifvely times in this city, V. FI. VVil
lard has enlarged his store and stock
ho that, he now has the most complete
and desirable line of furnifire in the
valley. His double salesrooms In Fro
man's .block are tilled with an elegant
assortment of new furniture, consist
in sr of lounges in new patterns, tine
gold picture frames, willow chairs
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,"
etc., etc. An examination of the stock
w ill show this to be true in every respect.
HAVING SOLD AN INTER. EST IN MY
harness nusiness to 1. J. overman I an
desirous of collecting a!! mv outstanding
notes and accounts. All persons knowin -themselves
indebted to me will please oil'
and settle.
The business will becontinued as usual at
the same please E. L THOMPSON.
Albanv, Feb. 22.
Magnolia Floor.;
11FF. REST .MaCN'OI.a ...iro nrnv
-I ered to any part of the citv, for. $1.10 1 er
Visodtf -JUH
IL
Agrionltollmpleinenis,
FARM IMPLEMENTS!
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARDWARE
Stoves ami Tinware
r AT
J. S-Ll J- xiiJi J.' -t ill VjjLJ
CALL AND SEE USJ
K 2TELS01T,
Shedd Oregon.
Portrait
Phctogr: pher
TWEEDALE & HOPKINS.
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Coppsrware.
Pumps, iron pipe, ruhtvr Ijose and plumbing eroods. Sole a (rents for tht
t lebraicd ''Early Breakfast" cook stoves andranges, and "Faultless" parloi
heating stoves. Albany, Oresron.
Caiiia, tlie Lani of Discoveries
EUEEKA
Tlie motto of Calif ojnia mears "I
have found it " Or.ly in that land'-'
suns' inp, w'v re 'the oran ennn fig
and srape ido..m and rijj n an . attu i
inir ninest pertection n. ihk . ntir,
re the herbs and gum found that ai.
used in that pleasant letnedy for al:
throat and lung troubles, Santa Abie,
me riiie oi cougns, astntna, anrt con
jsumpti'n. I'oKhny A .Muson. of Al
uauy un-ri"ii, iuie ueen apointeu
jansipsl'fct his valuable California rein--dy,
and sell it under a guarantee at 1
l bofcjehree for 2.50
a ronchVt 1 st&
Tll C tl et-c ..-T-llDA
ABIErlNEMEDtco.ora)yiLLi cm
'Lungs -Soil .n Qmw
Send for Ctr-culjr.l ttrUU3 (or Q S.
FOR SALE BY
VLEANY
C REGON
HWc; VJ(J A COLD ill tlie UeoU wiucii a . not su icioi: .luc juu u c.u:i
seerjlion of mucus or matter in the nasal pas.-ures which either must be blown from the
nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed backward to the throat? Are
von froiii:e. hv hawu-msr, srHttmu'. weak and inflamed eyes, frc iuent soreness of the throat.
rinjrni!,' or roarmg in the ears, more or
less impairment of the hcarine, loss o
smell, memory impaired, dullness cr
dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of
nose? Have you lost all sene of sir ell?
Have you a hacking cough? Have you
dispep-ia? Is your breath foul? Ik so
You iiavb tiik Catarrh. Some have al
these symptoms, others only a part.
lino leading symptom of ordinary ca-
utrru is mereaseu secretion or mucus of
yellow or greenish eolored matter.
Foul breath is caused bv the decrm'
rosing secretions exuded from festering
MOS..
Kir
in ... .Ik,, '
.SEAtO fait CntCOcAfi
flDirTinr urnir
LAUtLl llIL 1ILL)-10.'
the O M I.Y
GUARANTEED I
'CURE TOT? ulcers far tiack in the head: ometimes
VI.. ' . .
ff i DE?tj:!lne memnrane covering tne bones is
1 A 1 AK.ri"liearcn away and the bones themselves
nnnVII ! T Till krailually decay. Such cases ar in:
UAUV1LL.L LrtLJdeed objects of pity, as stench from
uoirouinu; sores reve uio cjr upiion within
As every breath drawn into the lunts must pass over and become pollutf d by the reliev
tions in the nasal pass iges, it must necessarily follow that poisoi'ing oi the wl.de sn-it
gradually takes plaee, while the morbid matter th.tt is twaliowtd i. lir g 111 tin). Mini
into the stomavh, enfeebles digestion, and often, pi educes dyspepsia, i u 1 1 tV, tiitisn es
ity, nervousness and consumption.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
If you have experienced any of the above symptoms do not delaj , but trv
Cat-K-Ci"RK at on;e. SV... positively guarantee a tew applications relieve and
treatment to euie. S:x mi nths treatment for si 00; sent by mail ,.ti.
!aula bie and liii-K-t urc. tor sale ttyi
MIORVt.l
a thcruugb
J"Studio corner of Second and Ferry
rK warranted.
IFOSHAY d MASON.
Albany, Oregon
j i. iAtiii.tV, Al. 0., OFFERS HIS
VJT services to the good ihizens of the
vi-.mity of 'langent. Linn coiuitv, Oregon.
i 'ACRES OF. LAND SITUATED 12
U)l ) miles east of Albany.near the Oiegon
t'acilic railroad, KtIO acts in itillivaticii, alio
contains sutr.cient water and timber ior gen
era: use Would make four good farms
Price, 12,000, with teims to suit purchaser,
ri.r J aiticuiais apply to J. J. L'om-i.
iK. K. hUi-OhWAV, VE'ltKlNAKY bl'K.
J geon, Albany, Oregon. - Graduate of Her:
man and Americvn colleges.
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president, L. Fiinn.;
?ICE-.PRESIDENT 6. E. YoUUg,
CA8U1KK. ' ;OJ5.Cliamberiain.
'I1KANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINC
L t5L &Ni.SS Aciounts kept subject tv
-neck. Siignt E.cbai!2e and Tehgraphii
Transfer solo on Xew York, Chicago, Sfat.
l-.aiiciscu ai'.l rort!and,Origcn. Collection
made on favorable terms.
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fiKO. E. f'llAMI!K.r.I.AIS.
: , ,.., f. tii-.i.M. liAlLKOAD V.C'IIK
llL ull be gixen emplCMiieiit by i;p ly
ing to Contractor limit at his bi:uiciii:-nei!
at Vallul;. Hoik Will be vigorouslj putliei;
on the W'allnla branch, ai.d an uniimilti'
number of men can obtain implo.i mciit.
II. fr'liiMlt.
BOOT AND SHOEAi.iKLR, ALL W'OIUv
warranted. Shop since the fire removet.
o Ferry street, second dor irom postortice.
Notice of t;iso.iilion.
ry0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
X The co-partnership hcretofcte existin;!
etwen h.ibiri J. Ciirhon and Jol n J. Ilofi
j'i'P. i- - ' ay dis--' ' vl h- n nti a! wnheiit
May241SSS. RORERTJ. CARSQN.
J'VHN N. HinFFMlN.
Kcniovt')!.
JOSEPH WEBBKR ANNOUNCES TO III!-
J patrens and friends that be can be fo ino
on J.vnn street, 1 etween Engine Co. No. i
!il First Mreet, until hU new rooms in Fo
;hay & Masons brick arc rrndy.
Thiisjtlitop of the j
GENUINE
PEARL TOPALA MP CHIMNEY
AUotlipr cimilar arc imitation.
This exact
Label is on
each Pearl Top
Chimney. A
iealer may say
and think he
has others as
good, BUT HE
has not. In
sist urion the
Laoel and Top. For sale
Ai.iue only by
Macbeth "& Co.,
Pitt-S'rir;' Ll. .
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eve iv where
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CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS
Obtained, and all business in the U, S.
Patent. Office attended to at moderate
fees.
Our office is opposite the U, S. Pat
ent Oih'ce, and v.e can obtain Pate"ts
in hv-s time than uiose remote irom
Washington.
Send iiidde! or drawing. We advise
as to patentability free of charge; and
we make n: charge unless we obtain
pal em t.
We reii-r nere i" me rostmasier, the
Si:-it nt M.v Order Ijiv . and tiwiili
cialsof the U. S. Uaient Oliicc. or
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OFF1CIIL WTF or MSS COIKTY.
The Total Vcte and Majoritic- as Shown
by the 0o:al Count.
Congressman
Uearin. . . . 1680- 148
Hermann 1532
Supreme Judge
Burnett 1734 181
Lord 1553
Prosecuting A torney
Belt lboo
Hewittt 1648
Representatives
Miller 1648
Myers 1685
Morelock 1684
' Irvine . .1457
RicliaiLirfon 1494
. Kirk 1503
Countv Judge
YVhi";nev 1-567
Bu:ekhuni 1570 3
Clerk !
Montague louo io
Davis. 1562
Recorder
Davis 159o- 24
Mav
Sheriff
Small man . . .
Cohser
Treasurer
Farewell. .
Hyde..:.....
Commissioners'
C oer
Phillips. . : . . .
Savage-
Brandon
Assessor
Moss
Sperry
School Sup't
Curl -
Williams
Surveyor
O'Connor.
Fisher
Coroner
Shea
Cone
...1571
..1623 100
..1523
1692 192
1540
.....1605
1599
1502
1585
1649 131
1518
1655 123
1532
. .. ! .1488
1633 145
.....1606 195
1406
A clean towell for every customer
iVierecs b.-iber sii.-p.
Magic yeast at Brownell Sc Sianard's.
Tjo Convention Eesfir1! the Principles o
1884 a-d Adopts a "Cleveland Tr.r
ifF" PiEtfou..
The Herald's Special Dispatches.
St. Louis, June 7. The demo
cratic national convention was
called to order at 10 a. m. to-day, . .
which -haa been - unammonjjiyp?c;2-fi -.-?v :
adopted by the committee. -It re-. ' " -; "
arlifms the principles of the plat
form of 1884, and indorses the
president's last letter to congress.
A resolution was adopted, de
manding the admittance to the
union of the Northwest territories,
also endorsing the Mills bill and its
immediate passage by congress.
Tarpey, of California, nominated
Thurman for the vice-presidency,
and Voorhees in a strong speech
nominated Gray. lie said that
without Indiana the democrats had
no hope of carrying the election.
When it was found that state after
state demanded Thurman's nomi
nation and would accept no com
promise, the name of Gray was
withdrawn and Thurman's nomi
nation was made unanimous. The
con ention adjourned sine die at i
2:15.
THE NEXT LEGISLATIIKE.
The Law Makers of Oregon Who WiU Meet
in Salem Nest January.
The following is the personnel cf
the legislature, which will meet in
January, 1889. Those marked
with an are hold-overs :
SENATE.
Baker Chandler, dem.
Benton Cauthorn, dem.
Clackamas L. T. Barin, rep.
Ciook, Lake and Klamath
Doubtful.
Clatsop J. 11. D. Gray, rep.
Coos, Curry and Josephine
Walter Sinclair.
Grant J. 11. Hamilton, dem.
Uougias J. u. mullet ton, rep.
Jackson ataniey, dem. f
Lane Veach, dem ; S. B.
Eakir, Jr., rep.
Linn Dawson, rep. ; Irvine,
dem.
Marion Chamberlain, rep. ;
Looney, rep. ; Dimmick, rep.
Multnomah Geo. A. Sreel.rep. ;
J. C. Carson, rep. ; Joseph fiimcn,
rep. ; Donald McKay, rep. ; J. K.
Wait, rep.
Polk E. T. Hatch, rep.
Umatilla J. P. Wager, dem.
Washington Columbia and Tilla--,
mook F. A. Moore,
Yamhill J. W. Watts, rep..
Wasco and Gilliam Charles-.
Hilto", rep.
Union and Umatilla Kaley, .
dem.
Union and Wallowa J. W..
Norval, rep.
Wasco George Watkius, rep.
Washington-Thomas H. Tongue,,
rep.
Re fre sen taTIVe S
Baker N. 0. Haskell, rep1.-
Benton C. B. Crosno, rep. ; E.
Clackamas J. T. Apperson,
rep.; Peter Paquet, rep.; E. V.
Short, rep.
Clatsop H. B. Parker, rep.,
John Hahn, rep.
Clackainae Jodson Weed, rep.
Coos A. H. Crook, rep.
Crook Doubtful.
Cooa and Curry J. H. Roberts,
rep.
Doughlas J. Blondell, rep. ; C.
E. Ricker. rep. ; E. Labrie, rep.
Gilliam J. Thomas, rep.
Giant G. W. Gilliam, rep.
Jackson Miller, dem.; Bow-
ditch, dem. ; one doubtful.
"J osepiiine Howard, rep. ,
Klamath and Lake Doubtful.
Lane Seymour Condon . rep.;
J. M. Stafford, rep. ; A. C. Jen
nings, rep. '
Linn Miller,dem. ;Myers,dem. ;
Morelock, dem,
Malheur No returns received.
Marion J. B. Waldo, mn. T
T. Geer, rep. ; Samuel Layman,
rep. ; Wm. Armstrong, rep. ; J. Q.
Wilson, rep.
Morrow L. E. Fell, rep.
Multnomah E. P. Eari a t.rep. ;
Win. M. Ladd, rep. ; W. ii. Gil
bert, rep. ; D. P. Thompson, rep.;
W. T. Hume, rep. ; SS. R. Harring
tn, rep.; J- J. Fisher, rep.; i.
Nortiirup, rep.; J. A. Strowbridge.
rep.
Polk C. G. Fisher, rep. ; F.
Powell, rep.
Tillamook and Yamhill J. W.
Maxwell, rep.
Umatilla H. J. Bean, rep.;
Thos. Kirk, rep. ; one democrat.
Union Charles Tomlrmiio-Vi
rep. ; J. L. Roe, rep. '
waiiowa James A. Hunter,
rep.
VVasco E. L. Smith, rep.; E. Cv ,
McCoy, rep.
Washington J. C. Aloore, rep;
T Paulsen, rep. ; J. V. Pope, rep.
lam hill R. 11. Lano-i.iin ran
W. E.Derby, rep. ' r"
Senate Renuhlionnsi 90 Hmn.
erats 8, doubtful 2.
House Rerjubiiaiifi 5rt. r)prnr-
crats 6, doubtful 4.
Jay Gould is said to be a very
sick man, and in accordance to his
phvsician's instructions has gone
to Colorado for mountain air.
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