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THE. MOTTSTS-U HETTAT.tv g tt'T?DAT. AITOTTST4. ipss. Daily a.xd Weekly I TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION: I DAILY. : I Published every iiioriiiti except Moiuiaj .) ! ' eUvercd by carrier, per week O.lo ! J3y mail, jur yt-ui... ." 5.00 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance ; When not paid in advance :0.fl.'l NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOK l'KESIDEXT, BENJAMIN HAKKLSON, OF INDIANA. Foil VICE-l'KESIDENT, LEVI F . MORTON OF NEW YOEK. FOR PRP.S1DEST1AI. ELECTORS, ROBERT m'LEAN, W.M. KAPL'S C. W. Fl'LTON. j THE WORLD'S FUTURE. Philosophers in all ages have wrestled with thequestion of what i is to be the final fate of the planet which we inhabit. Some consign it to the fiery flames and others to the opposite extreme, hut all seem inclined to mete out some terrible fate for it. For instance the philosopher of the New York Commercial Advertiser causes the icicles to perambulate the spinal vertebra by predicting a freeze up. ! lie says that of the stars which are on their way to become suns, there j must be many in the depths of space. Some of them are known to us, as the dark companion of Sirius is, because they shine with a feeble and probably a reflected light, while others are wholly unknown to us because they are so dead, or because they are so re-1 mote from other suns, that they emit absolutely no light whatever, proper to themselves or caught from living suns. All they do, and all they will do till the times comes iur cnem to Diaze up so ttiat we shall know of their existence, is to lie perdus in the mysterious depths and suck in heat from the siu , rounding space. So far as we know, there is no reason to believe that at any time our own solar system may not come within the influence of one of these bodies and palpably feel its tremendous power. We may be now, and possibly there is good reason to believe that we actually are, with in the sphere of suck a celestial 'body's attraction. We know with accuracy the course of the planets, but we do not know whit her the solar system is drifting. There was a time when it was believed that the sun, clustered around by planets, was on an exploring ex pedition around Alcyone, but i observations with the spectroscope have shown the theory of Herschel to be untenable. The stars do not hirl about one center; they go in all directions, hither and thither, . some approaching our system, some receding from it. and some going directly athwart the field of view. I Whither we ourselves are hasten- j ing is a question as unsettled j to-day as it was when the pyra- j mids were buiit. We may be ) rushing toward a sun, the intense 1 One of Buffalo Bill's riders, during the i-,ngusn trip oi mat troupe, seems to have successfully posed while exhibiting his wild and tiaring horsemanship, as he succeeded in securing'the admira tion and affections of a beautiful and accomplished Englisll?iri who followed him to this country and married him. Ten to one that she has secured a better husband than the American Mrs. Hammersly did in marrying her Pmgiish duke. Consideration of the bill authorizing the issuance of patents to widows or single women, who settled on lands under the donation land claim act of 1S50. about the legality of the entres there has been some question, came up in the luuse on the 2oult. under the management of Mr. Hermann, and the bill was passed. It had previous- passed the senate. The case of Guilford Miller against the Northern Pacific rail road, in a land contest, was decided in favor of the settlers,Mr. Miller, by the secretary of the interior. The decision covers the cases of nearly two thousand settlers in Washington territory, and is considered one of importance to the actual settlers. The story has been put in circu lation that Henry Villard was preparing to take a trip to the south pole. It grew out, it appears, of the fact that he had subscribed to a fund to assist a scientific exploring exoedition into that region. As. -r-?v BUKKHAKT, & EOYCE, 7 M-z IfeA irwSSi : ft in n hi nu i ibr. ur rtLiviuifnL m 111 ft Send for ' ''' niiii as. LEADING I take pleasure ia aana'iaciag that I Siae rsnoved. Jf mJ T WMk:g vi W VWtuil V Fisst and Sroadafti:. Strssts. Thanking my customers for' the liberal patronage they nave testawei upoa me ia the past, Z trust that with increased facilities and a lare experience Z nay merit a ccatiaaaace of it ia the tafcire. BOOK and JOB PRiNTE Of the Willamette Valley. Bank and Comercial PrMni a Susci IK wm no mm ill) One of the best 'reserved and indefatigable of our distinguished scientific inventors, is Captain John Ericson.who lately celebrated his eighty-fifth b"rfh day by work ing hard all day upon mechanic: 1 designs that he has in course of construction. -Hi Id 3 in. LIU An immense train running from Los Angelas, via. San Fiancisco, Portland, Taeomi, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago to Columbus, Ohio, where the National Encamp ment is to be held, will be one of the features of the approachii g G. A. R. encampments. Hake n .Mistake. By dispelling tlii-ymptonis so often mistaken for consumption. Santa Abie lias brought. icKdne.s to many a household. By its prompt use for breaking up the cold Uiattoo ofton develops into that fatal diseasu,thoas ands can be saved from an untimely grave. You make no mistake by keeping a bottle of this pleasant rein edy in your house. California Cat-R Cure is equally effective in eradicating all traces of the Nasal Catarrh. Both of these wonderful California reme dies are sold and warrented by Fos hay it Masou. NEW TO-DAY. LOST OK STOLK. IX THIS CITY OX SATURDAY, JULY 1, a lady's gold watch, with the letters "' A. I." on thu case, and a smull fob attach ed. The finder will please return to Mrs Francia Pfeiffer. A reward of iZ0 will be paid for lta reovery. LOST On Sunday July 15, between Albany and Mrs. Sherer':-", west of Talent, a gold chain woven bracelet with thrte ruby and two pearl sets on the ciasp. The finder will please return the same to G. W. Simpson, this city WILL el KM -DEALERS IN Fine MWA, Diamond JewelflT, Fine Sil verware, Kni;s," Ladies Watches and Chains, an Jall kinds of El egant Jewelry ASTONISH! NCLY HOW IPBICES. Fruit Dryer tor Sale. PLUMMER FRUIT DKYER, FACTORY . . ... ' J SiiC, UUIIiyiUltC, wil.II HUUllluiw heat of which Will in time UlSSipate provements, for wile eht'ap. Apply to A. the system, or we may be speeding j o&S? or to A" Whee,ur' on our way to regions where the ' cold of the arctic zone will be as : Dissolution or Partnership, heat. Certainly something is the i flJOTicE hereby given that the J " L partnership heretofore existms; between inatter with the earth : Vicissitudes ; Messrs. Emerick & Dierinsrer is this day dis- t 11 i l i :i, .u. ' solved bv mutual consent, Mr. Emerick re-I Of COld and heat for Which the j tiri, Tne Imsiutss will b continued by I known effects Of the SUn Will not ! Mr- i'lerinr, who will pay all indebtedness j . .. and collect all out.-tandii.ir accounts. Those account have been Specially rite Of . so indebted are requested come forward and i , . -v i ,..; j, 1 settle. A continuance of the patronage j late years. On each recurring day htr,.toore ,.xtc:idftdiss,l!icitt.j. the earth stands in precisely the Albany, Auyust l, isss. same relation to the sun that it stood in on the corresponding day ; of the preceding year. To what j GEO. W. SMITH (SUCCESSOR TO W. II. McFARLAXD); S2ES3 'w Lout. 1TRAYED OR SfOI.EX FROM THE SUB"! O soriber, a li;;ht red Jersey cow, brass cause Was the March blizzard due, her head. At.v information leading to the anH fr. what, it. owins? that thftrft i recovery of the cow will be hberailyrewarui o , ej were July snowstorms . in Europe j Albany, juiv 30, isss WM. MYERS. this year, where none like .them ; 4 .ACKKs uK laxd-situated 12 were ever known before? It is : lilesf?i.f AlbaI1,v .ne" th,c oreson ; Pacific railroad, aso acres in cultivation, and P08Sible, and we Should sav that it contains sufficient water and timber for gen eral utf muuiu uiur.c (;uijii inium Price, Sl'2,000, with tenns to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. Oorris. GO Q3 is not at all improbable, tnat we i are getting into the neighborhood of one of those bodies, greedy of heat, which are spoken of in the Loschmidt theory, and which are actually known to exist though where, no one knows. We con e violently into contact with the cold of space whenever tfiere is such a season as that of last March, and that space may be growing still colder through the absorption of heat from the region of space . into which we are going, day after! day. The "dead suns" may be sucking away the life-blood of the solar system. Who can tell? Not the Dies Jhe of fire may be our j doom, but th j day of lifelessness ! : hrough the rigor of a winter com- i .ared with wide:: the climate of he polar regions is as that of the ropics. The greed of the owners of canuerii-.-? ami ri$i packing estab-. ;Spe(..lUy to people having impure i CMldren Cry forPitclier's Castoria Agrioultnral Implemems. FARM IMPLEMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HARDWARE Stoves jinjljiiiware CALL AND SEE US. j E. iTELSOlT, j Stcid Ory-'.-n. Hie vicissitnues 01 ciunate are lrvniiT to im.'st constitutions. 3 CO GO tiQ J-l GO CD rt -DEALER IN- Stovesa,iicL Ranges A LSO A FULL LINE OF - tinware, Pumps, iiose. copperwabe And every variety of eookini utensils andUnovelties in house furnjsbinff roods. The pnWie is invitetl to :ind examine this inaminoth stock under the new management. ska is causing the j 1. .ishiiient- 1:1 -a; i -cteriiiiiiiitioii 0 the saiuion some of tiie v.uiers tuere. It sported that iwu years wi'I cc: .lete the ezierailnution, iOO'l For ill such .and t constitute the majority), the t ney ; bes:t I safeguard is Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The City Liquor Store, dL It A UMGART, Proprietor. XXcxt door to the OJd Fii'ows enipl, Albany, Orcsen'i Kei ps constantly on hand f 'ne fhiesi iuijmi tt d and domestic v ines, 3tn:ors ciatirs ar to'v.";;. Only. first-class liiutr storo in she ciiy r SPECIAL ATTENTION PAIDITO ORDERSS FROf' THE GOUhTEY-1 the ui-e of which cieanses the Hood I A vthen.s and invigorate.- thc tern, Children Cry for Pitchefs Castoria. Legal Blank3 of All Kinds Constantly on Hand. Si mm m mi Estimates and Price List of Work. M Office in Flinn's Block, Albany, Or. mm m?i!!BaAwv 1 m Poln 10 111 All CI 1U1I0 of HiiskirF I have this lay contracted with Mr&rf Stewart? tfe Sox, of Albany, to t'urni.sh a large quantity of pure Manilla bindmo; twine to members of our order. sAli patrons'can call at their place of business and by the method adopted at our business council fisecure the benefit of my contract. I have also made '"arrange ments with the same lirm to furnish a lot' of Osborne steel frame binders, Send in your orders t as soonas possible as harvest is near. Signed p MART 31ILLER, Financial Agent. SPillXaFIELl) OR EfrOy, H2"Albany yard and o.lice 011 Kailroad, between 4; h and 5th streets g?J Havinsr lumber Dot excelled in quality, andfaeilities not surpassed for?the prompt aud satisfactv.-y tilling or prde-rs. I resnectfullv solicit a share of th -adc. A. WIIEELEI5.S WILL, BROS Dealers in all the leading Guns, Pistols, Sbwlm laclimes, Orsans, Pianos, A full Line of- Sheet music, musical merchandise.ammunition,"fish ing tack?e, etc. Warranted razors, butclier and pocket knives. The best kinds of sewing machines NEEDLES, OIL and Extras for all MACHINES UNN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of scwinir machines, musical instruments, euns, etc , neatly done W. F. READ, (Successor to NVH. ALLEN) .TSTE"W Winter and sorb s OCK Star.Bakeryi A. FULL STOCX.OP Staple Groceries! fine GlaswaFe,Croderj ota, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac? Every Day. AtthlaoMaad reliable hooae is aha to rj toond a ccMnplstA naortaneBt, of fresh famik groceries, t which ia conataDtl? being aJderi mI the Kea.sonaMe Haw of crocanw aiui poviaiaa luch as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, . Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, 1 Bohemian Glassware, Etc These poods were ail bought when prieai were low, and the beoeflt of the maivn will tan given to lus castomers. Hw" Biher the Iau as the old comer on First aod Broadaibiai Sts. CONRAD III. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of ALBAN Y SODA WORKS And mannfftctorers of Confectione We are now preparM to furnish cSoiee, f reafc camiies of best grade, consisting of pure stick, assorted fiarers, mixed candies, extra Freco ana boeolate rams, faoc mizad, candy to$M and ageuerai asdortBMat at fine candies AT HOIKS ALE R RETAIL. CtTOrdera from ceantry dealers promptly a taned to. Factory en .First street, Albany. - - Oregon Red Crown Mi isoh, Mnrmi t cw. mi'A. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. , (S nperior l-f amity airaaYars' m) The Best Storage Faciliti S2FTh rTaSheatyrioaan- AL&4JTT paid lor wfaeasi OaMGOlt, NOTICE. 1 have bought j.:.d mn.isiied The Scio Mm Mills With nv inai i.liiciy, isiukinjf flour by th fi ll ;; 'i.LKrt rK'X ks. The null :s now run a:;J 1 tuu ii:rn:sh the i.rst of Hour and K-"d it ia'onal'le rares. I intomi to run iut ini'.i in such a i::a!i r t: ut. n.me can ;o away liiosatistie.i. .vl. uu- j caII. E. COINS. Proprietor Scio Mills SECOND EAP STOEE. Z The"pflPt year ca"f:?cven"it to be'a ai-Ofs'ty. The b.st and cheapest pluce in the city to buy your StQyes Farniture, tinware keiisc'aoid f"j rr.it rep;tred to buy your re at ti:e hiia-hest e ajrcnl? lor tnej PEERLESS OIL CAN Killer. And Lamp L. (jOTTLIEB. ; 1 am now receiving new goods in every line' and j would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect j our stock and prices. We proo-e to have tb- Aioaiv Bath Bouse -A XI) " The Live., DrvOoods House I Of Albany, and shall at all times study the wants ot our patrons both in style aa;l prices." HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR; JiPLadie? Tid children'. hair dress-no- a STMCI:lltv linfil CltfonliAt, . - 1 . - v. nciat ii' Lt . !riiir.mffPi! JOHN SCHMEER'S Liyeiy.FeedftSale stable Comer Second and Eilnvorth Sts. ALBANY, - OREGON Hoaass BOARD33 by the day or month. Car riages or busbies on reasonable terme vrinl ni hi NORTHWEST n l if i n t INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - OREGON Dry Good? Notions, " S ' ,,$r. Furnishing: Goods, Hats and Caps, " id Shoes, rroeeries,Et riTTAI. STOK. ! MAGNOLIA MILLS, ! I tnUAi A flBitiirinn n uunn n. unsiw runu, rtvpt. mm Call and see ine. Will furnish sacks to farmers anrl receive wheat at the usual rates of aid for raine. ; liest Magnolia flour always (a j hnnd for sale or exchange at reasona j ble rates. accessor to X H. A:it-:, , Albanv, Oregon. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. A i lcur. towi-il for every eustdiiier at Vic reek's barber jhor.