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ALBANY. OKhGON SATURDAY MONRIING. AUGUST 18 1888
VOL. III-NO. 230
California, 1 lie Land of
(CihSS ASTOfM.CoiicHS,
V
5 srisES -throat
"LlrTMr,. -Sold cn Gja.I
SeifT for CcrcuZjrygl tTfaW3fr9.g-
ABlErlNLMLDco.ore)yiui.fAL
H WK VoU A tuut) 1:1 tiit; iieuu wmcn a i ??. ret lifttfr: Have you an excessive
fe rttion of mnciis or inntte r in tlie nas-al p;.-.aires whivh either must, be blown from the
;iiwe or ilrop back Dehiml the palate, or hawkrd nr sauitil backward to the throat? Are
von tron'rveil fv ha-iiir. Ppittiri!.'. weak ami iriHameJ eves, fre iuer.t soreness of the thr.iat.
1 11 r f n n n a u n ni mim sac
V4 A C
TT?r4r!rT
A3I ETf NE NtEfi- Co
nnnl''t ! T"
UiU V lLLL
corroding M.-res v e tnt corruotioii within, i
As every t :t;-h tirauii into the iuiiiS n u.' ;ass ovtr ar.d 1 econ:e poliottd by the reliet
tio:! in the r.rsf;' proves, it tenrt -c.o!ar:iy j c cs :i jr t 1 1 v.idt secie
srr.tihia!!;; takes t !nce. while the norriil msttt-r th :t Is tt a. tc. ni ij i ? ' '. stem
?n:o the stou i,, tnicbits liis-estir n, at:ii citcn j i c i :? c; J q i i!t i : '. grita!-ses
it.', nervousness and consumption.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
If you have experienced any cf the ni o(-jn
CAT-R-Ccit at once. We positively naratst Jsr
ireatmei.: to e-oe. -x months treatment for
aula AWf and ul-U- nre. For
II E 1 ! I I I
The Red
FOSUAY i MASON.
TWEEDALE & HOPKINS.
Halted Stores, Ranges, Tiaware, Copperware.
Pumps, iron pipe, rubtvr hose aDd plumbin:: cools. Sole asents for the-eclehrau-d
"Early Breakfast" cook stoves aad.rances, and 'Taultlees" parlor
heatiDg stoves. Albany. Oretou.
AT
TO
HaviDir
purchased the
Furnishing Goods, Boots,
Koland cfc Co. is now
Better
Having a complete assortment of General Merchandise, bought at a
hi" disccmnt, whicli he still proposes to sell at cobt. Purchasers will do
well to call and get his prices before buying elsewhere, as yon can save
f,om 25 to 30 per cent. The highest market price paid ior country pro
j,ice of all kinds, either in cash or goods.
Children CryjtojcjrsJDastoria.
Discoveries
EUREKA
Tin- motto of California mcars "I
have fouim Only in that land of
!sunsh:!:e, where uhe oraig emo
iheir h:ritt ptrftction hi mid-winter.
rc t! c lii i'.-fl n& iriiiii f.ui:'i th?t aiv
in that iileaxaut leuie'iv ior kil
hrciM auJ liu.tr troubles, Santa Abik
he r'.;!..-.- , i ; iiurhs,:itiiii;a, and c.on-
smrpti'-n. Kolmy A .Mason, of A'-
nv nvi, b:ve een :.ot i i. t J
caiiMtai ;?i'i' his aihle L'alitornia rein
:;m:I srii it untiera jruarantee at 'l
ft bottchrec Uir ifj
I'xjH SALE BY ,
1
ALBANY
OREGON
;r!!i,.'iii or roaring in the cars, more or
(less impairment of the hearing, loss o
smell, memory impaired, dullness rr
.'iliyii.c&j fhi harl HrvnM3 or heat of
nose? Have you lost all sense of smell':
Have vou a hackimr coujrh? Have yon
jhspeiisia? Is your breatii foul: If so
vol' have tub Catarrh Some have a!
these symptoms, others onlv a part.
The leading svmptom of onlinarv ca-
jftarrh isincreased secretion of, mucus of
"',-,,lV.u- ir.nttrr
oshay
OB
THE 0 oI.LY " Koul breath is caused by the rieeore
QlIAKTEED ,posi!:ir svcretiotis eluded from fester in-j
Ijre 0R ;u!er fnr hack in the head; ometimes
Vi t JT'Xlji tnen:orane coen:iL' xr.e ooms 1
(w A 1 Atltlt'att-'n awa' art l"e bones tiiem-elvcs
rjl iirraouaiiv oecav. Mien cases ar ir
Lr.Udccd if.bjectB of. pitv, as stench from
j T
a f'
i::sj clrr.ct lit !:.;. 1 i t'll v CuiiirM
iv aj ; "ict:o.s relieve aiuia thcrouth
sl.i.O: sent
SaJe bv
V marl
11'
4.1bany, Oregon
.ijij
in,
(Successor to E. W. Lar;rdoc
-I)x;alek ijj-
Drags, Paints, Oils.
Perfr.reeTT smd toilet artiolo.
also a full line of !-ok ar.t
MationfTT. periodicals, etc.
Jjg?" Prftscriptions carcfu:!'
compoauded
!H ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE.
Alhanv Orefffi.
Front.
stock of Clothinor Gents'
Shoes, Etc., of C. B,
prepared to offer
kii Ever!
r, i! ri(!
Ui JU JUiJilUll
COST
TBI
FRIT !
The Albanv Bakery !
Vudeifthe nemanairementof
aiier Eros,
-WHO KEEP ft
A fuil line of choice family' grocer esfcand
provision
Cannea j-'inecipples i
Ofioice TaWB Delicacies
(. Ornamented cakes for
Wefhirnas and Parties.
Salmon bellies, noackereland saltjfish off all
kinds. "
FEESH BAKED BREAD
Cverv Dav.
Best Svrp. Pies! ales
TEAS and COFFE
,ndift A.l'TfH L'nii'
mm mm,
aisms.
CANNED trtOi)S, ETC.
-'me best Soap inS:he market-
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
iTAt .Ichn Fox's old stiin.'.? ! Fl nn
new brick.
T. J. OVERMAN
AUHST KOR TI1K
srHa on hand a line of new and ooond
and heels. Send for Otr.l
HAYINO SOLD AN INTEREST J.N M l
harness business to 1. J. Overman. I am
desirous of collecting H my outstanding
note and accounts. All persons knowing
themselvea indebted to me will pleise call
and settle
The business will be continued as usual at
the same please. E. L THOMPSON.
Albanv, Feb. 22.
JL1VE
IN A
Live Tdwfe.
This is what Albany is at present,
and in ord-r to ke.-j puce with the
.ively tim in this city, they
have enlarged their store and stock so
that they now have the mst complete
rttid desirable line of furniture in the
valley. Their double salesrooms in Fro.
man"; block are tilled with an eleirant
assortment of new furniture, consist
ing; of lounires in new patterns, tine
rrold picture frames, willow chairs,
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,
etc., etc. An examination of the stock
will show this to be true in every re
spect. University of Oregon !
t" EL GENE CITTs-l
Next -ession begins on Mondav, the 17th of
September, 1SS8.
Free scholarships from every county in the
sUte. Apply to your county superintendent.
Four cou-ses: Classical. Scientifie.Literarv
ai.d a short English course in vbich there is
no Ltin, Greek, French cr German. The
j Ei ir'.ih is pre-eminently a IJu i:res Course.
Fi r cuta!o;rue3 or other i if.-m; "ion. 0''.'r-s
W. JOHNSON, President. "
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LEADING BICYCLES.
iillli 'c?s
fe. Safeties;
WOODIN (S WILLARD THB MST HATiOBAL BME
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes. A marvel
ol purity .strength mid vholesomeness
More economical tlian the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test,'shorl
weight alum or phosphate jiowders
Sold only in i-ins. Royal Bakin ov
oer Co , 1 Wall St.. N. Y.
ATTOKXKYS
DIl. N. P.LACKISl I!N, ATTonXKY A'l
. Law, Albany, Oreiron. Utfice in Odd
bellow's Temple. -Vill proctir j in all courts
of the state, and (five special attention to ah
business.
1VOI.YERTON C1IAKLKS K. AITORNEV
W at Law, Albany, Or. Orlice in rooms l:;
;..'d 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. BlainV
stor .
T K. WEATHOKKOHD, ATTORNEY !A1
f) . law, Albany, Oregon. Office in fOdd
Fellow's Temple. Will pr: etice in albthi
courts of thestate, and jrive special atteiitior
to all business
1 I'KVSK I tNS.
p W. li ASTON, PIIVSK1AN AM! l 1
VT. ireon, Albany, oreon.
II . ELLIS, MiVSKIANJ AM) bL'lir
jrem, Albai.y, Oregon.
1 C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AM) oti:-
J. ireon Albany, 'reuon, ottice over Gra!
wohl's store Ollice hours, frcin S A. M. to -r.
y.: .
OEYEKE IIOFSE. ALl'.A N'Y. OR.-CHAS
it I'feifTer, Prop. Only rirst-eelass housi
in the i-itv. UirL'e sr.mi'le rooms tor com
incrcial men. No Chinamen employed in tlu
kitc hen. General stage office for Corvailis.
1 TR M.K. McCOY.M. 0..oMKOPAllUC
ill. piivsirian, oili-re and residence corner o!
list r I ii..ker streets. Albany. O-. Clucni.
!ieasis a sincir.Uy. f.'onsuliation free. Of
' " - ' : V.' a. j.nd 2 to 5 l st.
, ... i. Koi.1.,.v.Y, virrrjuxAKY srr
l) -eoii, A'iiany, Oregon. I raduate of llei
luari iir-.i Alocr;
:ri lOllecs.
ISTFK .V "l I'WAll!'. lloVKor.VTIlIC I'm
Ti sic.
ins aial surgeons, otistctries trc.i'
meiit of ihi' i.;-- d;scaes of w( men am
cliildr. n a S" -via!', v. All caUs picn.ptly at
tvii.l. ,i to i:::v . r niglit Ii'..-u ill the Flint:
hioe:.
H
T i:VKl: I", I'liAi TICAL WATl'H.MAKE
and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
Magnolia f lour.
IM'F. RES'I MAGNOLIA FLOFR PEL1V
i cred to anv part of the citv, for SI. 10 pel
sack. ' JOHN A CRAWFOKU.
nlbudlf
l.nufl Snrveying.
PAKT1HS HKSIK1NU St KVKY1NU HONK CAN OB.
tain accurate ami prompt work by calling
upon ex-county surveyor r. T. T. Fisher. He
hascomplete copies of field notes and town
ship plat, and is prepared to Jo surveying in
any part of Linn county. Postolh'cc address.
Millers Station, Linn county, Oregon.
,-. -ACHES .K LA U SITFATEI 1
()') miles esint of Aliiaiiy.near the Oregon
Pacific railroad, .".'30 acres in cultivation, and
ooiiuiins sufficient water and timber for gen
eral use. Would make four good farms
Price, $12,000, with terms to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris.
PALACE
MEAT MARKET
Tames V. PiPE.Prop.
Hrsl ' Slreel - AliS
The best variety of choice beef.veal.mutton,
pork sausage, etcinthe city keptonstantiy
m hand.
3T Cash paid for all kind
ock.TEJ
OF ALBANY; OREGON.
president, L.Flinn.
VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. Young,
cashier G.E.Chamberlain,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
Bl'SiESb. Accounts kept subject to
check. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Portland.Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
S. E. You L- Fiwn
L. E. lil-AlN1 W- K. 1 1'RRFLL
Gno. E Chambfri ain I aSP
Smoke Estrellas.
SCCCESSOF.S TO HENRY Sl'SENs
Hooranl 'arrfa?e Painters, Deco
ralors and Faprr Hanpers-
Piano ttrnishirg a specialty.
All work rromptly attended to.
Conntrv work solicited.
WAITED.
Wc v.;. pay 40 cents er rn!
hoici-e rhipph'i'sr butler.
TltoMrsOS & WaTE!;-.
,
fclX e'.avcslvf a Uo.ir at t. Jocts 8
Geo.Vassallo &Co
GENERAL jNEWS.
Victims cf the Ocean Steamer
Collision.
TKKKIULE S.KIIK OF UFI
Locomotive EBgineers Ligttning Strok- -
Chicago and the .Northern Pacific In
taaely Jeilout -Death by Lightning.
The Hi-kai.u's Special Oispatchcs. " '""
New iurk, Ausr. 1. Corrected
list of the loss of 105 lives as given
bv Captain Miller of the Geiser:
The Geicer carried .: passengers
and a crew of forty-three sea
men. Fourteen of the pas?ensrers
wer? saved, and seventeen of the
crew. Agents ot all the lines
throughout the country have I een
notified to send the list of the tick
ets sold on the ( iciser. There were
V:2 tickets sold in Worcester Mass,
both are lost; fourteen and a half
in ;St. Paul,, of which three are
saved : fortv-one and a half in Chi
cago of which fsix are saved ; one
in Philudelp Ya, saved. Of the
remaining twentv-tnree tickets
sold here three are saved.
THE Till VA III.
She Arrives ''ale in Halifax Hai
bor. Halifax. Aus. 17. The Thincs
valla was sight3d coming up the
liarbor at S a. m. She reached her
nier three hours after beins sight
ed. Captain Lamb was asleep at
the time ot the collision. IJis
statement furnished nothing new.
I.O OKO i n F. KX.IM.KKS.
I.arael Mrctins TaUes
riiice at
Detroit.
Detroit, Aocr.17 Two thousand
members of Brotherhood of Loco
motive En-ginoers ir eluding Chief
Engineer Arthur are here to celc
l.r.oto th,. tv -f. v-f;th anniversary
of its organization. There were
members present from all pa' tsof
the country.
IIK.4IH BV lltHTMU,.
Ah A;I Man anil Ilis Sister Instant
ly killed.
Greenfield (Mas.) Aug. 17.
Deacon Loverinr, ao-od 00, and his
sister. Mr".- "Richardson, were in
antly killed by lightning at mid
night. The farm house and out
'.mildinrs were burned.
K Wil Ciavc lertunial laciiilics in
hi a;i.
CiucAtio.Anjr. 17. It is rejwrtetl
that the Northern Pacific is about
to secure entrance to tins city over
the trucks of the Wisconsin Cen
tral with its vast terminal facili
ties. ;.IKALOI rOUL.
Tries to Kill His Moilicr-iK-Lav aiul
luils Vlih lliiiiscir.
Long Branch, Aug. 17. At
Navero yesterday Adolph Har
man tried to kill his mother-in-1
,w. He then shot his wife through
the head and killed hiniteif. Tlie
t use is sujiposed to be jealousy.
UlLAVK VINE l'E!r.
Congress to t'vusider It Decide to
I'se Preventatives.
Vienna, Aug. IT. In the Phil
loxara congress a majority of the
fdpiratfis favored the emilovment
of carbonate of soda, and de
preciated as UL-eles the planting oi
American vines.
1 V e Itoslom to tio t Sea.
TJpw York. An". 17. Orders
have been received to fit the steel
cruiser Boston for sea without de
lay. She will join the eastern
squadron.
live Children Killed by Lightning.
Kansas City, Aug. 17. Chief
Mescott of "Kickapoor watch"
has reported five children killed
by lightning yesterday.
Guarding 1'elUw Fever.
Fort Monroe, Aug. 17. The
federal health officer has quaran
tined the steamer Athen from the
peninsula, with evidence ot yellow
fever in the freight en board.
Fishery Treaty.
Washington, Aug. 17. A xote
upon the question of the ratifica
tion of the fisheries treaty v ill be
taken to-day.
H. J. MwnoRR, Pres. B. S. CouK, Sec.
S. Fakkar, Vice Pres. C H Mookes, Treas.
Oregon Land Company.
Organized for the purpose o! buying
and Mrllintrreal estate, advertising the
Willamette valley in all of the leading
newspapers of the United States, em
ploying eastern agents to direct home
seekers to the Willamette vi:l!ev, and
home agents in all the principal
towns of Marion. Po'k, l.icn, Benton.
Clackamas and Yamhill counties to
aid in locating i'.umisrrants.
CouK & MiXTtioux. Managers.
S'SFor particular call a! the Albany
otlire in the Tate building, cue door
west of Slew-irt A: Sox.
Hut son fc Di knn. Managers
' utiVTi i. a v ai ". :v- ; t
VV man to r.'present us sales agent
d.iitss, Wanamui-cr A: Bron,
The U gest re a.! -lott.ir.
Phuad :.'h:.i.
. house in Au.erlc
lilt HAHri CA.XAKH.
A Report That Ooela id Ttiil kot
Hit n. j
!
X II 111 .UUOi A-X. AUG
Evening Item, this afternoon
pricts. witli double leads, a report
that a private letter was received
in Philadelphia from Washington
to-day, and written by a well
knowD Democratic leader, convey
ifig the startling but evidently well
authenticated information that
President Cleveland's ioug delayed
letter will decline the nomination
tendered him at St. Louis. Tie
letter goes on to say that the Pres
ident lias been astounded at the
protection feeling exhibited in the
good old Democratic party since
the Mills bill was passed, and that
he fears a disruption in the party
ranks oi such magnitude that
that another setback of twenty
years wuld ensue if he went be
fore the country on that issue.
For him to hedge while "under fire
would never do. and the only way
to save his party from overwhelm
ing defeat is to withdraw and re
convene the convention in the in
terest oi a new candidate, with a
pronounced protection 'record.
It is hinted that in suite of cer
tain factional feeling Hon. Sam J.
Randail would be the man emin
ently qualified to lead the Demo
cratic party t victory uader the
new banner.
The editor of the Item sent a
telegraphic query to Private Sec
retary Lamont, asking if the re
Hrt were true, but no answer had
reen received up to the time the
paper went to press.
Hon a Sultan Lives.
Despite the civilized attempts o'
the French, lite in the royal pal
ace of Hue continues unchanged.
The King's harem is composed of
100 women, who are recruited
chiefly from tlie daughter's of
iunctiomuies. Once within the
palace they cease all commuai
cation with their families and be
come, so to speak, prisoners. The
are divided into nme classes o:
ranks, and are fed and ciothed at
ti.e expense of the state. Those
belonging to the : first class receive
yearly 500 ligatures(7 ligatures
are equal to 7. ccauts). 2o0 bushels
of rice and 48 pieces ot's'.lkjtboy
have each 10 servants. The queeii
receives 1,000 liyj; ttures? SCO bush
els of rice and CO pieces of siik.
The king's motiiVr strange to say.
is allowed more than the queen.
She receives 10.000 ligatures. 1,000
bushels of rice and present? of all
kinds in the shape of clotli'ug aa'i
j-gwtlry. il.e kin;j; is attended
daily by :t numbT f t -TOt.ieo,
. hoen irom aii the r.iiiksoftiu
h:ir:iii. Tlinty oi them mouui
j:aard at the doors of his majesty's
p;ivate i p lrtments. Fire are at
tached constamly to his person.
It is these who have charge of his
toilet. They dress him, perfume
him, pair his long naiis and ar
range his turban! They a'.sr
attend on him at the table. Tic
king takes three metis a day.
Each comprises fifty dishes, pre
pared by fifty cooks. The dishes
are borne to the door of the dining
room by the cooks,, who hand them
over to the women on duty, for no
males are permitted to enter the
royal apartments. His majestv
drinks, as a rule, a peculiar kind ot
scented spirit especially distilled
tor him, but occasionally, on the
hdvice of the doctors, he takes a
litth Bordeaux wine. The quan
tity oi rice eaten by hisMajesty is
always fhe same; it ia measured
tind weighed, bu: should his ap
petite fall off, and he be unable to
consume the prescribed amount,
then the doctors are called in to
prescribe remedies, of which they
will have to partake themselves
before the king wiil touch them.
His Majesty, it appears, is & bard
worker, notwithstanding his ef
feminacy. He rises at live o'clock
and goes to bed at eight. AH the
affairs of the country pass through
his hands. At regular periods ne
makes a tour of his domains to see
how his subjects are getting oit,
and to redres9 their grievances,
6houid they hare any. In short he
appears to be the paragon of a
monarch.
A Kaiiway Catecbisns.
How many miles of railway in the
United States? One hundred and
fifty thousand six hundred miles
about half the mileage of the world.
How much have they cost? Nine
billion dollars. How many people
are employed by thm? More than a
million. Who built the firs loco
motive in the United States? Peter
Cooper. How long docs a steel rail
last with average wear? Aboi.
eighteen years. What is the cost of
a paiace sleeping car? About S15.
000, or 17,000 if "vestibuled."
What is the cost of a high-class eight
wheel passenger locomotive? About
SS 500. What is the lot gest Ameri
can railway tunnel! Hoosac Tuiine),
on the Fitch burg Railway. About
four and three-fourth nu'les. What
is the highest railroad in the United
S'.ates? Denver and Ji;o Grande.
.Marshall Pass, 10.S52 ftet. What
is the highest railroad bridge in the
United States? KiDzua Viadnot, on
the Erie road, 305 feet high. What
the longest railway-bridge span ia
the United States? Cantilever pp3n
in Po'.ighkeepsie Hridge, 548 fee.
What is t'-.e i-.iiu- st ::.i.eage operr.t.?
by a single system? Atchison, To
peka and Santa Fe system, about
8,000 utiles. What line of railway
extends ftttherest Fast and West?
Canadian Pacific Railway, running
from Quebec to the Pacinc Ocean.
u hat road caines tae largest number
of passengers? Mauhatten - Klevated
Kauroau, JNcw lork, ozo,WO a day
or 101 025,000 yearly. What is the
fastest time made by a train? Ninety-two
miles in ninety-three minutes,
one mile being made in torty-six
seconds, on the Philadelphia - and
Heading Railroad. What is the
fastest time nj-:d.e, between Jersey
City-ar d San Fna.cUc'i? 'Three oaysY
seven hours thirty-nine minutes and
si.'Ueeu seconds special theatrical
tram, 1SSG. What are the chances
of fatal accicitut iu radway travel?
One killed in 10,000.(.0C. Statistics
show more are kilted by falling out of
wisdows than in railway accidents.
Frank Leslie's.
(tii aud luc bain c.
Results of the scientific tests of
the Officer Meissei's new invention,
an oil rocket designed to calm the
iaging of a troubled sea. appear to
have been satisfactory enough to
warrant the hope that shipwrecks
will be rare occurrences ere many
years. The principle here applied
is as old, certainly, as the proverb
which embodies it, but the methed
of application was novel. Four
rockets, tlie same in appearance as
those commonly used iu ordinary
pyro technical displays, but with the
exploding cap removed aud a light
'dn cylinder holding one pound of
train oil substitute! were sent up at
at varying angies ot projecMon,the
result being that the ea was cslm
ed for thousan- s of feet round
about the spot aboyo
which they exploded end fell.
The oil spre-ttrp into a thin, silk
.ike sheet, which, extending rapia
ly, appeared to have the power of
keeping the waves w.thin peace
able limits. As these rockets can
be carried with convenience and
sent up without trouble, there is
no reason surely why the enter
piisi'ug steamship eoiupaniesshould
not at ouce recognize their utility
and add a number to the equip
meut of each steamer sufficient for
the necessities ot the average voy
age. Oraei r Meissel's cylinder is
,i simple affair aud can be made to
held as much oil as may be desired.
Tiiroitirb the center" 1" "the oil runs
a small tube containing two ounces
oi gunpowder, which ignites as
Soou as the motive power of the
i::cktt is spent, jtmi exploding,
.-carters tiie oil in. a fine spray over
toe water. The action of the oh
upon the water is almost instan
taneous. Phikiik-iphia Times.
A Sound", Legal Opinion.
E. Bainbridu'e Mui;da Esq., County
Atty., Clay County Tex. says: "Have
used Electric Bity-rs with most happy
reri'.its. My brother was also very
low with malarial IVvi-r and Jaundice,
but was cured by timely useofthi-4
medicine. Am satisfied Eiectic bitters
saved his life."
Mr. 1). 1. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
Ky.. adds a like testimony saying;
He positively bclcives he would have
died had it not been for Electric Bit
ters This gre it remedy will ward on", as
cure all Malaria Diseases, ar: for all
Kidr.ey, Liver and sioniach Disordei
stands mieqiialed. Price 50e. and $1.
at Foshav te Mason's."
THE STATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
Term Commences on Wednesday,
SepiemlK-r 18, I8gx.
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FACULTY.
A full corps of experienced Professors and
Teach es.
COURSE OF STUDY
Arrant ed expressly to meet the demands and
needs of the fanning interests ef the state.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
For students over 15 years of ae who desire
to enter the College, but a.-e not prepared
to enter College classes by examination.
MILITARY TRAINING
To the extent required by law.
BUILDINGS
L-trge, Commodious anil Well Ventilated.
LOCATION.
In a cultivated and Christian community,and
one of the healthiest in the state.
EXPERIMENTAL STATION.
Circulais containing matter fuil of interest to
B anners, will be regularh issued and copies
mailed to each patron of the College.
EXPENSES
Re iuced to lowest figures 1 wo or more fre
scholarships from every county. Consult
your County .Superintendent.
We cjti: tently appeal to the farrn'r and
Granges of Oregon to patronize the only
school established by Oregon for the pro
motion of her agricultural interests.
Ftr catalogue or other information, address
B. L. AR.NOI.lt, President,
Corvailis. Oregon.
Hoarding County Ptar.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
the next regular term of the county
commissioners court of Linn county, Oregon, '
to be held at the court house in the citv of
Albany, on Wednesday, the 5th day of Sep
tember, lsbS. Staled bids will be received
for boarding, lodging and washing for tho
ounty poor for the ensuii g year. All bids
iivi-t be Sled with the e crk on or l fore 1
o'clock P. m., ot t"ie above mentioned dav.
li.eeoia'i reserves tho light to reject oil
and a'l bids.
1'one bj order of the court this 0th day of
A ;g'!-t, IsS F. E. y.ONTAU'E,
Oiiiitv laerK.
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JOSEPH WEBf.Eit ANNOUNCES TO HIS
j patrons and fn.-nds that he can be found
on Lvon su-. et, itweea Jihiiiae Co. No.
an : First street, lo.iii iiu nc r.-eins at tc
siiay Musju s Uric!v arc ready,.
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