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THE MOKSiyu IfERAJYD: SUNDAY, AUGUST 19. 1888
. t-. K.R. T1HK TABLE.
NORTH BOUND.
eparts'Arrives.
r.a'. expr.
Kuirene ex
ti;4f ami 7:Jnani; l'ortl'd Id Mam
11:15 amjll;:55an.j " 34fpni
I 7:10am! " S'pm
SOUTH BOUND.
Arrives Departs! Arrives
"a.a exp I
E'isene ex
Frei.-ht s
7:45pni 5pm
2:20pm1 1-2 40pm
I 1 :'Ojn,
Ash!anu9.00.im
Ktciene 2 40pm
Ktir'n' fi.ft'iiv
No Freight received for south after 1 1 a. m
"f the same day.
..LEBANON BRANCH.
i Alba'y' Departs
Arrives.
JT" 11...
No IS....
Ili.SO p m'Lebanon
! b.10 p m,
at 1 'Mi p m
S.5G p m
T-"m Leb'n
No 12. .. '5.00 p in Albam at 5.4.". a m
'o 14 12.00 p m ' -lAo p m
OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Arrives Departs
...'.ll.15amll.00 p m
.... ' 5.25iimlti.50 a m
Passenger.
Freight
JOTTINGS AKOI.T tow.
The Albany college will reopen
Sept. 11th.
Charles LaFollett, of Crook
county, is in the city.
Fresh butter on ice, hard and!
sweet at C. II. Spencer's.
Girl wai.ted to do general house
work. Inquire of M. .Sternberg.
Fresh cream soda crackers just
received at Kenton's, 25c per box.
A eirl wanted to do general
housework. Applv to Chas. E.
Bnrsh.
A fine line of goW headed canes
and fountain pens at Will &
Stark's.
A full stock of justly celebrated
Ch'-adle cheese on lrand at C. II.
Spencer's.
J. II. Burkhart and wife will
leave next week for a .trip to the
.Sound.
The resular .Saturday excursions
over the Oregon Pacific to Yaquina '
are well patronize'!.
?,rs. W. T. Hearst
Mathews returned from
and Mrs.
Yaquina
vesterdav.
Waterloo soda water, fresh from '
tl.e spring, m any quantity, at C.
II. pencer's.
A nice lot canvassed hams and
breakfast bacon just received at
0. H. Spencer's.
Chas. Monteith, F. E. Allen and
family, and Geo. 1. Warner and
family went to Yaquina yesterday.
F. .1. Botsford, agent at Portland
sf the Farmers and Merchants
Insurance Co., of this city, isiu the
city.
t atronize liom industry and tiy
some oi J. Joseph's Havana tilled
5-. cigars, the tirst of his own man
ufacture. Just received at Kfiapp, P.urrell
it C'o.'s. a large invoice of bi.ding
twine, which will be sold at lo
cents per pound.
Parlies desiring fine yellow
Jrawford peaches should call early
at Wallace. Thompson's, as they
are now in their prime.
keep Waterloo soda water on
ice, and nothing can be more re
freshing or healthful this hot
weather. C. II. Spencer.
M. Fuller, M. Hyde, James and
Vm. Schooling and E. F. Wyatt,
ri Hprrisburg, were in the city
yesterday.
A tramp was rescued from the
Willamette below Salem the other
.1 f... l. I I iJ..t.i .1
dav, after he had floated down
some three miles on a board.
My stock of groceries and pro
visions is fully up to its former
standard, always the best quality
atid at reasonable prices. C. II.
Spencer.
Edward (Join, the rustling pro
prietor of the Scio flouring mills,
was in the city yesterday on his
way home from a trip to San
Francisco.
Julius Gradwohl has just re
ceived a fine line of glasswaie,
rockery, etc., from Eastern facto
ries, which the public are invited
to call and insject.
Bishop Chas. 0. Galloway will
preach in the M. E. Church South
in this city' next Tuesday evening
at 7 :30 o'clock. All are invited to
come and hear this able minister.
Now that work is to !e resumed
on the O. P. railroad the future for
Albany is very bright. Call on
Curran & Monteith and secure a
lot. in Hackleman's 3d addition.
Prices range from $100 to $250.
Terms easy.
.-. T . - - . - . f
h . L. Kenton is just in receipt of
a good assortment ol very choice
tea, to wiucn ne invites tne atten-
tion of his customers. Ho will .
1 creafter make a specialty of sup-! perieot.j conscious and was able to - A: ",,": i'"""'""1 1
ph ing his customers with" the best ! slt ! hr a sliort time. His sltull ' r r"Z J Jttl v V-1 8 ! Agricultural, mechanical and stock exhih
tea to be obtained in the San Fran- j not crushed .s was at first re- lf meetX 2 S'dock fVltS ,H"
ctsco market. J ported, and it is probable that he tra;n on Mondays and S-.tiirdavs . The premium offered nave been imrea.e.1
. . - I Will entirely recover from the ""! UIUtlJ , in many cases.and ne classes have been a i.i-
a?nhlll S county Seat IS SOllie- lu' ' led. No entrv tee ehar-ed in divisions J. K.
' what agitated over a case of small
ox tiiat has broken out there. A
voting man named l rank t.vnum
Work on the new hotel oi the
Ashland hotel company is going '
on at a lively rate. B-'i-klaying
began Wednesday. II . G. Clark,
of Albany, has the contract to do
tne brick work and expects it, will
take five weeks to complete it. V.
H. Wickhan still has a force of
men at work on the foundation but
will eoniple'e his contract this
week . Asl i land Tid ; ngs.
I .H::n Killed at i!vei lon.
Iuforniation was received in this
city ye-terd".y th::t a white man,
v. hose name could not bo a.-cer-iain
-d. was kiiied at Siiverion the
i ight previous in a row wnh a
Chinaman. No particulars could
be ascertained.
is the victim and it is supposed he! Xlie regular monthly meeting of ! port hshing.and will make freouent ; The different tiausi.ortatiou companies win ; r. . . - , ,
contracted the disease from a fel-; the Albany Board oi Trade will be trips when the weather S leas" n n"lke ,ib,urai '!!"V, ".lni ,rei?h, 1 g 3 P'nS m
low who came to the city a stranger l;eld at the G A. II. hall on Tues- j Parties desiring to go on some pa r SnTSS ! E?5 Trains i
with whom he kept close company. ! ''ay evening. August 21. Business ; ticular duv will please send not; ' mu fxm'ts. ; "' i
A VM'GHTY lorTH
A Saiooti Faced Boy 'Who Seeks Notoriety as
a Pogilist, Is Fined 25.
A firely little youth, named Ar-
thur Knoeller, who has gained
dome undersirable notoriety by en -
gaging in quarrels, in which he
threatened with dire destruction a
nuiiiuc; ul vuuus men, aim auuov
ing the police court witii petty of
lenses, wem uui i tne uepoi noiei
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: . . . .
lormerlv worked as a waiter, and
used such abusive and profane lan
guage that he was ejected from the
place by Mr. Or'ss. He was ar
rested and fintd 5 ami toss for
the same, l ie anted revenge and
swore out a complaint for the ar
rest of Mr. Gross on a charge of as
saulting him. The case came up
yesterday afternoon, and on motion
of the defendant a change of venue
was taken to Justice Humphrey's
! onrt, to be trie d Monday.
Knoeller is perl aps 17 years old,
and has during the pa.-t few days
managed to scrape up half a dozen
fighis of small order in which he
made big threats of shooting, which
he tried in vain to 'bring into police
ouit. A house oi correction or a
recumbent position across his
mother's knee with a vigorous ap-
plication of the maternal slipper is
what he needs.
ihk Ruo nrim.
Work is Being Fushed Rapidly Forward
Tracklayers at Work.
Mr. A Brink, contractor on the
Oregon Pacific work eastward, was
in the city yesterday. A large force
of men are hard at work laying
rails, and men are wanted to en
gage in work on ,the road. The
engineers expect to pass D.Smith's
this fall if some considerable
bridges and blasting do not hinder.
It has been found tiiat the winter
rains have hardly washed out anv-
thing worth speaking, along the
nortion of the line which bus Iipph
graded. There is a camp of en-! n:Vve recently seen the exhibitions
gineers about four miles bevond i ot tnis Jllstl.v renowned circus and
Smith's, and, as much of the grad- i menagerie, it must be admitted
ins is comparatively easy, rapid i M11"1 an,t)"g tl,e J-eripatetic exhibi
progress will be made when that ' tlons ot tlie lIa' therti are none
neighborhood is reached. The
j'ra
on Pacific company has been
ng off its employes, and work
paying .
aloii:r the route nroiiiis to fairlvi
hum this fall, which means lively
j times in this city.
T.mmtPi- ,.
IU!W going to the front with sup -
lilies, while the o!)i) ton .t st,.,.!
rails recently received at Yaquina ! characterized as "phenomenal."
will be taken to the front bv con- i As an :uIroit. sensational and en
struction tains. " ! t'rely original act, taat of riding,
Mr. E. .J. O'Connor, who return- reining mi'l driving twenty-three
ed from the front last evenino- : bareback horses, by Mr. William
states that about a mile of track ! O'Dell, will comm-nd itself to all
has already been laid. j lovers of the dithcult and dashing
"- -- in equestrianism. Of Mr. Showles'
llc Mas no Granger.
There was a loot race at Salem a
shoi t time ..ir.ee. wnicl. lik,. ,IlEt
. - v. li. : . - .
! ii aiiaim iu ill s icgiou, turns
j out to be a out uu iob. Dick
! 1 a J
Patton, ot Sitlem, is a fast
u n j i,.ic, . ,
f , V . uuici ui iaiH-s, ,
out, ins lame nas SpreaU tOO iar. I
and tliat is whats the matter. by a large company of acrobats
There came into Salem town aland athletes, there is such a be-
I'Ollo h Inilk'no" te'lo'.v Irnin tlin ,'
Waiuo hills, apparently of the '
hornv-handed granger order, who 1
let kget out that he could run and
exm-essed a willingness to race
against Patton. The friends of the i
latter, thinkino-they had struck a j
pudding, bet their money freely, i
and their bets
were promptly !
toL-an iri, .l . j
It lr2 t raC3rff,sta,rte
the stranger soon gained the lead I
and in forty yards had gained j
fjtteen teer on PaitOD, who, seeing
tiiat he had been sold, gave up the '
race. It turned out that' the '
! stranger, grander was a mofes
I. 9-" .
r,t I f . L - 1 1
T..w..Mi .uuunupuiuii
i ms piece ol crouived work on the
Salem boys. At least this is the
story wh cb one of the boys tells
of the matter. It recalls the trick
played on the lamhill county j
folks a few years ago by Kittleman, j
the sprinter.
. .
large tattle.
F. M. Hyde, of Harrisbur"-. sold
to Mr. Mctiregor. ot Portland, re
Cjntly the finest lot of twenty-two
oeef cattle that ever left LinD
county. One four year-old steer,
r.ised by E. E. L'pmeyer. two
miles east of Harrisburg, tipped
the scales at 18.0 pounds. The
animal is part Short Horn Durham
breed and certainly was a magniri
cent specimen
He will be saved I
for exhibitioa at the next fat cattle i
show in Portland. The price Mr. !
Hyde realized for him was $78.40. j
Tindle Kreoverlnjg.
It now appeals that the chances j
are good for the recovery of Lay- i
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ton una e, tne vounsman w io!lw'-"u r me locality, nsinng.ooat
insj and bathi anj s lenfitJ ac
,. t. " ' uLrVu nommodatinns t .1 x fie
; "r . '
the 10th inst. Yesterri-av h wJci
ii'im umis. j;ii;sl(iu. on t ruiav.
"Vvl ' 1D1' .y ne. was
liec-.s Ml liic assailUil.
Board of Trade licet inc.
""'""" "U1 oe iransacte.i,
! anenuance wm ne pres-!
1 . . !
;oil Any.
Messrs. r.rowneli & 1 'onlay have1
received an assay of fit' per ton !
from a sample of their White!
Kiephaut iedg located in tin; San- '
tiam Lolling region. The ur was;
asaved at Salt Lake City.
'I3ic .'rirchan c. Ijiir.
Ihts otiico is id receipt of a com- j
plimeut.iry tick. G to the tenth
nuai exhibition ui the Portland
r.eeiia!ii".- i;ui. v :,h ii i
i en
),- ;
ion.-; '
iho -Uh ..iid r!ij-e tiie 27?i
tober. It prouii-e-s to !(
tlie most successful exi.di.
c ."er i.cl i.
EDlt'lTIONAL SlMMlIt KKSOKT.
I Oregsa Teachers llegothtbg f.r Land on
Line o! the Oregon PaoiSc.
! President Van Scoy and Prof,
j W. S. Arnold and other members
; of the Willamette university faculty
f have been negotiating with nailies
; at Mills City atid siavtoa tor the
nil rr K o tic r tii'in.tn ..,--. I .
l -,.,, j :. , , ,i. , tw , j ,
formed mto u park to be used as a
summer hnnip tor t.h tufiil
summer home for the faculty of
the university and as a vacation
term school for teachers and stu
dents who wish to employ their
leisure thu profitably.
These summer schools are very
popular in the East, the Chautau
qua assembly, which takes tlie
lead of all, having won a world
wide reputation. At present nego
tiations are at a standstill owing to
i a disagreement in price between
one ol the owuors and the intend
ing purchasers; but Prof. Van
Scoy says that if this tract is not
bought some other one near it wiii
be, and that uext summer the
active work of getting the park in
shape, erecting buildings, etc., for
tne school will be commenced.
For a time the idea of locating
the park nehr Silver Creek falls
was senousi7 discussed; out it nas
been deemed advisable by those
having the matter iu hand to locate
it nearer to the line of the Oregon
Pacific railroad, so that it will be
easy of access to teachers' excur
sions and others who wish to at
tend the school, and also to furnish
belter facilities for those who wish
to go further bnck in the moun
tains on botanical and mineraiog
ical expeditious.
A (.RKtT SHOW.
Sell Bros. Circns One of the Best that ever
Visited Oregon.
j ' .
! 11 can believe those
who
i UiAl ,,ave received a prominence
i more signal and pronounced than
j tluit of the Seils brothers; nor are
we abie to record an instance of
! lln-v fc"nte(l exhibition giving inure
general ana merited satisiaction.
! Its ) every act and feature isremark-
' able, and the majority can well be
elegant and artistic bareback riding
! a,m f; u.' !la," ' en? I"!m:
( ane linrdle nd.ng, we have had
: uccaai' ni 10 isiKr.iiv 111 iLiiiiici eu- '
' 1 c .1 1
. ..w... , .j. i.t
' .a : .'.I .1
I HOW SUpeiUUOUS. .X) It IS Wltn Hie
runner1 i .- i . 1 l thid wtimtn- n; r. . ,i -. ' --vioany. on i euin suav, rue atn iuv ci seu
JUUlltJl ; .rrai'fitlll i.iu.tir un.l nurtaetuil horn, lllls COUlllr. UlCaSe Llsll-nefl its - . -1 . . t
: p-.v.., ,,.v.
h;u;k rKtmcr 0f Senoiina Caroni.
Of u-vmnactir ant utli nth- ovnl,-,it.
vildfrinor ond annw-acfnuiulimr
multiplicity that comment is non-
plussed, and to sneak of the un -
qualified merits oi ach i Uetail
would far transcend our limit. v c
uan. not close llls article, however,
without a Oriet mention ot tlio
01hamfiMn ,win-' ,fanc-v, and
riflc
' oli.tfo r.l" fl.,. -....l I'.... 1 II
ir. "' ' l'
oogaruus. a. ue i an wno .-moots
to Kill," and his four remarkable
of whom exem lifv aM
the possibilities of the gun. " The
show wiu exhibit here. Monday,
Au'ust 27.
Suit lo Recvver Money.
y;lllt was brouirht in Justice
H,.m.,i,,iD ; ..i.. u..
ilUUltilUCT D ...Jill I. t-X fr-I IIMV IV
James Schooling against E. F
Wyatt to recover $15 alleged to be
due on an account transferred to
the plaintiff by Win. McDaniel.
A similar suit was also brought
against Marion Hyde for 00. The
plaintiff was required to give bonds
for coste am the cases were post-
poned until Monday.
2aclirr Examination:
Notice is hereby g ven that the
regular public quarterly examina
tion of teachers for Linn county
will be held in Albany, at the
Oourt house commencing at noon I
on Wednesday, Aug. 2!," 18XS. I
All teachers desiring examina-!
"Ion. will please be present at the j
I beginning.
L. M. Cckl,
County Superintendent.
The Waterloo Spi-ins.
For solid enjoyment go to Vater-1
1. which is now the most popular
1. I.-": 1 .
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whose prices are reasonable
v
fV-,Q ;
IWn 8 n.ki a-.. .
Tlip Klaompr AI ;a..l, :f ,-. .... i L
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; to take parties out to sea from NV--.
.. .".o.u,u i pi.-jiaicu ,
anean. li.-kets ?l, not including.
meals. Address J. J. Winant,
master o! steamer Mischief, New-
i,ort- j
Kail read Uihorcrs Wauled.
One hundred men wanted to
engage in rock work, and as
tcariisters on the Oregon Pacific
r.iii'oad. Apply to headquarters
at the end of the track.
A. P.kink.
Tm;: 'lispatch
witiwirawing fro;;
race was not so i,
: ;;"? ail. It was
about r:
ii;'- pre.-
deli of :i
icw-'ver.
yd and
dential
c Mian!
i
a i!
rl-,.1.
tie
ne as he w:u no w
u:i:il Novem''fr. ar.d it v.i
eifect on March 4th.
;i he
CHS WGCL13
Said the Eatt-rn tr-.r lefornirr: "Y-m ar?
' Aocliy' ii: tae Wet:
You are rude aaii ywu arc oou. ih, and it's to
your interest
To 1-r us put o:i the polish e who know
ju-t ivt.ht is b;st.
Wt ii attempt the t-k with p'pasure: we'i
io at it with zea;
We'll remove at on e the t:ir:.T, whieii e
look on xs 3 pe-t
The tari"Tno.v on wooieiH, which we cordiii-
ly detest.
Then in f reii;n :roc-d4 entiiely vvii: the pop
ulace ii vc?t.
In Eulisli vvooi fto'a: Ei'ii-'.i :-hoep will
er'r.i one he ilre.-sed.
Your ow n eiip will find no market y oa a:i
realize the ltst
Ami u bet you w..n't he ehareii with he.
'wio.l" in the West."
The old fanner cave attention, hut he did
not stem impressed,
He shook hi head and quietly remarked he
rather --juessed
We eoi.iM tl d it awhile longer hei:i '' woo!
li" in the West.
ijideao Jiail.
French keeps raiii Jyl time.
A new invoice of Hriiish triniiiuiii.j
at KcaJ's.
Fine old cherry bounce at M. ii:nim.
gart's.
Ice cream every day at Fiancee
Pioiriers.
A clean towel for every customer at
Viereck's.
Hoots and shoes at cost
iV, Stanard's.
Odds and ends nearly
it V,n
i.rownci!
eilli : fceitenhacli
Accident insurance at the lowest !
rates by Burkart it Kecney
..eae uur uruers m r.rowneli V
Stanard'i for choice berries.
A tine line of imported cigars re
ceiv.i at Browne!! K Stai::ud's
...
A choice ut of uncanvassed eastern
naius at n ailaee iv ihompson s. i
A full line of ladies' slippers at cost !
Xo broken sizes to-day, at Monteith A !
i. ;i. ..K i . '!
eiteiil)HCl. :-. . - ,
Get a Setll Thomas v.atch of F. M
French, and yon will
always know j
tne exact tune oi nay.
We hnndlo three kino's of fruit
' -
and you will do well to see us uelbre
placing vour orders
Ukowxei.i. .: Stanako.
If you want us to call at vour house
I to t!,ke orders, please leave word at I
our store. Browm-H ft .vsiimrd. '
A tine assortment of heavily plated
kt'ives, forks and spoun.-. at F .M. i
French's, '"Hie Corner JeivcSi y Store." !
Just received, aiiotln-r lot of tiiose j
tine hand sewed French kid sh.jes, the !
verj cheapest ever brought lo town ai i
Y. F. Head's. j
Mexican Cactus Billeis is the best
remedy ia the world for liver and kid
licy di.-eases, imiigcrtion, et
at M. Haumgai t's!
For .-aiC
That cxtjuisitu iine of ?a!ms in (llir :"" receipt of ori. e. Fuii cai
show wile! ,w w ill be v t. ..I,.... 1 1, ! t.i !iiai.s:ii proph et sent free
week. Have lio excuse for
ting in on them. Montieib
i-ach.
not get
i; Seiten-
Just leeeived at 'V. F. K.ad's a full
line of ladies fine muslii luidenvcar.
also girls" white ilie-se and mfaiils
slijis. Call and see them.
For your line imported i:id Ke
West cigars, go to M. liaumo-.irt
I cigar store, one door cast of lUack
man's drug store.
M imnin Jis ovrry.
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j "' '"hi . .u...-i i .1 1 LiMuu i lias
t 1., 1. ..! .i . . .' , .
"Lt " maue aim inai loo l.v a lailv ill
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! "Vf ",U,V . . e Jta "
I '. ". a"'uu llr "-cicm, icsin, -Jlu
ere Uliileriilined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly and
i-nnlil nut ' jil... ..r
of Dr. King's New Discovery
' fPr Consumption and was s much re -
XUS S
:.,.,, ,.,,,-a-uiousiv (..,d :i,-r nVnu-1
is Mrs. Luthe. L.'uz," Thin writ- .
coniu not sleen. She nought of
0. Hamnck & Co.,' of Shelby N. C
j 'let a free
i Mason's.
trial bottle ai FosLay fe
j , Id lri.s Shirt.
! The best w-!iiteh
at W. F. Read's r 3iii.I don't forget that
he proposes to give away a tine gold j
watch with tin m Call and iuveati- .
gate if you need a good shirt. '
'"You will never miss the water
Till the well runs dry."
If you want a well dug call on E. B. i
Davidson, tie does prompt work at a j
reasonable price. Orders can .be left
at this office,
McLaughlin, I'ractlcal Tailoring
Summer and fall suits, tnd pants in !
any style a speciality. Cleaning and j
repairing promptly attended to. i
Main street, Albany, Oregon. i
...TIE.
Annual state fair i!l be held on the fair
grounds near Salem, ix-ir.ttieneitifr on 'the
17 OF SEPTEMBER
j And continuing one week. Cash
to the amount of
preiu.iuis
$15,000
..Will be awarded for...
r..Hn "
A ina'iuncent field of horsea entered, and
there w
uitic will uc ?.'ic!i'iiii eui..4;a(xui iuiuin'gau
trottin.r ,., h .? ,i- l
tlutr:es will be received in the secretary's
olt'n e in Salem, bo.'hininjr six days hciore the i
fair, and on the fair grounds from Kri-iay -c- ;
fore the fair. Persons riesirimr to exhibit in
divisions J, K, O, P ar.d ore requeued to
maUe their entries on Kriday and Saturday'
before -.be iair. if possible. !1 entri'js eiote
on M.mday, Septembt r lT.h, at 7:;'.0 p. m.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-?
Coupon ticket for men (six days) l SO
' 'ouiif.'.i ti ket i'or women (six daw) 1 to 1
bay ticket or men So
li '.y ticket ror women S
Tickets tn tlie trrand stand at race track
f'"-r :eu!e o.tr i years 2ri ;
to liie rand ti..l fr.'e.
Those d'!oir:i. to purchase bocths ajt
V'S to the -ei rc'.ary.
.Si' 'Si -r.d vo the secretary at Satan for a .
! ri i: luu. iis;. J. T. fiKEtld.
S-fre'ary
Self pro cciion !,- U.e tiit law rf
n -. un . .'oHn.v it fv securuig an ac
State
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RHrfclra Arnlrn ve, j
? -crt Saivt- V.:- nerlil lur cats, ;
e. i.j.Ti-, -a':! rllel.M. '
tef.i-r ei. :;;.( !,;i).d. .
iain-. :t;id :;:i skin (-run. ;
and positively vv.rs pj;., or mi i
r-."ui:-fii. It is su.iraiiteeci lo ,
j'eriet t .-a;i-f;o titi!: or nfmi'v re. 1
Th
l.rui.-v-!;''!l-
irlvi- ;.
fio.uli'd
MHI.
For sale tiy Fo-iijtv :
THE STATE
rn irni
URAL
COLLEGE, i
iJliON.
i
cuhva: i.;
Term
(omuiriiii'i i:n
'!i'Ittler IV,
FACCi.IY.
A full cor of exj'er;
I'rofeiir.r
Teach-.r
coins:-; of sti'y
,rr,i:i. e.i
uvvri -. r
!lo.et t'leu !
i;:irs.r. ei
i.t.-h:
til--
-Old
I'UKPA'lATuRY
A it .'.VENT j
For s.U'.icnt ov. r i ". jiear
toent :r trie col'.-.-e, n
to cii..er Coilee ei;'s.-;.
i a'xe who ilet-ire I
;iv :...t pro:ai'ei
J examination.
j H I Li T A K Y TKAiNiNC
To the extent requited by law.
WILDINGS
Lar:,'--'. Coiani.Mtiou-j ani WlII Venttiattd.
I LOC'AT.ON.
! in a cultivated a::d Christian c nimunity.and
I one oi tlie hea;l hiesc ia the -.talc.
E. 1'Elti M ENTAL STATION .
t Cif'culais lt iitaniin matr.'r foil of inferet
r.triiiei s. w:ii tie rcruiarlj issoe.l and
mailed to eaUi patron of tlie L'oiicae,
i-opies
i EXPENSES
! , ,
) Ke tuced to l-iwes. hiurcs J wo or more free
j scii.iai!hips from exery coimlv. Consult
your ('oiu.ty siiperii-.teinient. !
We. "' "i;:-eM:y apj e d to the f ,rm r, and
l", l' l,'-;""-
soliooi est.buad bv "reuon tor the pro-
m .tion ..f her ..-ieuln.ral interest-s. I
M ' reatalont. ,,r orher inionnatnin, address
4l!llt. i'ridenl.
4'urval2i.s. jicti).
j Great EngLisli fieaedy, ;
i
Murray's Specific !
. i:-irj!red cure for all !
nervous diseases, such at
Weak J'en orv, Loss of Brain ;
P..v.er, Uysteiia, Headache !
Vain iu the B.ek, Nervous
Vicr-t'ation, VVakefutuoe. j
R,.-nrT,!,,, Leu..-ornia, t uacr-ai tsi
tuile. Seminal V.-aKi:ess,
111!
ol !.: mid general io.,s 1 1 power o ii
j Geuevati e Organs-in citiier sex-c-aused by
' :i:iiiirre ion or a er-exei tiou, and v. hieh ill
j riinaiciy !c:.d to 5'reUWiiVe TrmiJtrt.
j s;tr.:pt:ii. Wl.COa lu or six
i boxes for .. 00. eni b maii
. 1 l .1 A.... 1, I'. .
; to ev ci v applicant.
' to cure any ca.-e. ror every
I S;-, r,it.r cj, e,i wc sT,,i
; ! bnxis, wrh a wnttei.a f T-1 1.
j uar!:t. e to refund the monev i: ourSpeeifie
i does not effect a core. Address :! eoinu.u
l r.ieation to the Sole Manufacturers. The
Murray ii'.iiicine i.e.. K .nsas.ycity. Mo.
! ?-'So'.d iu Albany by i'oshay I osaay l
laon.sol agents
Hoarding J'ou.tl.v IV or.
j VOTK
1 X tin
ICE IS liEKEI.V OIYEN TH VT AT
le next reuiar te:m oi the lountv
eou.niis-i.uiers couit .f Linn county, Orean.
to l e hel l a the court house in viie citv of
. .. " . 1. , , . I
lemoer, isss. siaieu imis win ue recened
: ,'r "'S. lxrfn and washi.. for the !
. county poor tor the ensuiiiL' year. Abbid
; must be hied with the c.erk on or linore 1
! o'c'.xk :'. o the above mentioned dav. i
j Tilu -'"'"".' reserves tin; riyht to reject an,- i
j and all bids.
! M?t "i" of tht? Twmmw' !
1 ' ' c. uu'u-Wrk. i
I " ' '
i
BOO
o
-AND-
SHOES
At Actual Cost!
-AT
& Stanard's.
Zirly and Gst Zizss.
Will sell until all are
closed out.
lOEieai RAILWAY and!
i
NAVIGATION- COMPANY
; Columbia River Route
. Trains for the East leave Portlandjat 10 A. M
j snc 5 p. m. daily.
TIP IT IT'TC; t" and from principal
! 1 LJ lYJll 1 O p-Mnts in United States,
i Canada and Europe.
ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CASS
OMAffA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS j
a no ST. PAUL;
Free of Dharge anil mthout Change, i
Ci. me Connections at Portland for San I'ran-i
cisco ami l ujret Sr.und pomta
I
For farther part'i-ulnrs Squire of Ctiraan
il-'iittitf., tirst Stree-:. A'ri.uiy. Oregon.
a. i. M'-vi:a,
.. I. A T.
W. If. HOIi11'.,
4'eneral Manasrr.
.tr'fi ic? !-3'.-e th-- o. K. N. Co.'s wharf, at
'h - .'-" .; :tr'i.: Jb:n -trcet. on Tnesdav and
Ir... .y i: vie!, ue C. ;. I!AiV;,iM;.s
l.i" a! A ent.
DAVIS BROS- AND CO.
l-SA LKRS IN OKNIIKAL'j'liilll.UANIllsK.i
me
Until the 15 th of July, the usual time tor offering'
reductions in ISunirner Goods,we have decided to oiler
NOW, at COST
Our entire tock of lio-ht jroods and wash labrics.
ft CO 7
consisting of ginghams, chamlirays, lawns, batiste,
chambrav-ginghaiiis Swisses, mulls, ratines, embroi
dered suits, gingams,duster linen.loulards.naiijsooks
jaquenets, percales,on and white goods. Also eleven
dozen Indialin
CORSE
I
Usually sold for from
sum ot
I
ltlli
2STJ3
Or O
T E D
!JJ. Jji.Jj
NEW STOCK OP
t
I
IflTiOTTTTlVrfl-
TS
$1 to $2, for the nomin
OZELTSTTS.
K0HTE1TH & SEITENBA2H.
m mm m
SEE
LAINS
ec.i'.;;: po i , j of Burl.
x Kecucy. 1 SU EDD, LISS Co., OL'ECOS j