THE MOTEsIXG HERALD: TUESDAY", AUGUST 21. 1SSS
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NORTH BOUND.
i lLeiarts Arrives.
Can. ex;r. (j-.S am 7;of.ani Portl'd lu I'fc.n;
Mtiaie ex 11:15 am H Ar,aml ' 34".pm
Freight 7:10am! " "t'pm
WITH BOUND.
Arrives; Dejiartsl Arrives
Ca'aexp I 7:45pm Spin.Ashlanulr.OOMii
fccnr; ex j 2;20piu;l2 40pm Kueiie i 40pm
r-i'ht j ! i .:iOTi'.!Kii:r'-'i- ;"..! -rj.iii
?o Freight received fur south after 11 a. m
of the same day.
iLEIJAXOX BRANCH.
Fit- Alba'y! Departs I
Arrives.
X-
ii .
. . IV2.50 p mi .etymon
... 8.10 p m;
l.:;i;
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p m
p m
V'm Leb'n
N. 12. ..
Xo 14 ...
i5.00 p in Albany at
.12.00 p m
5.45 a m
2.45 p in
OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE.
Arrives Departs
Ul.15amll.00pm
.1 5.25!)ni'!.50a 111
P'J-V'
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JiTl.US AKOIT TOW..
Hon. Jeff Myers, of Scio, is in
the city.
Wheat has advanced to 63 cents
in this city.
Mrs. Dr. C. C. Kelley is visiting
at Yaquina.
Regular meeting of the Board of
Trade to-night.
W. 0. Peterson, of Lebanon, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Russell is quite ill at her
residence in this city.
Miss Minnie Monteith, of this
city, is visiting friends in Salem.
Fresh butter on ice, hard and
sweet at (J. il. Spencer's.
Girl wanted to do general houss-wr-rk.
Inquire of M. Sternberg.
A fine line of goM headed canes
and fountain pens at Will &
! Stark's.
A full stock ot instlv celer-rated
:CLeadie cheese on hand at C. II.
:Sjencer's.
: Waterloo soda water, fresh
Irom
fhir spring, in
II. Spencer's
any quantity, at C.
A nice lot canvassed hams and
hrr-iikf
C. II.
st bacon jut received at
pencer s.
bishop B. C
Calloway will;
preach at the M
E. church Soutii !
tins evening. j
Wm. Webber, of Poitland, is j
spending a few days with his par-1
vr.ts in this cuy.
Max Friendly, the lumber and
nw mill man, of Corvaliis, was in
tiie city yesterday.
S. Shupp and family have re
turned from a two weeks sojourn
at Waterloo.
E. Cameron won the foot race
i -t. ;riL ... i.-rtrt
YV 1111 11 dllUUl f'll.'O.
Special bargains in flooring and
rustic for the next sixty days at 0.
J. Oilion & Co.'s, at foot of. Lyon
Creet.
Patronize home industry and try
pome of J. Joseph's Havana rilled
5c. cizars, the first of his own man
ufacture. The Y. W. C. T. U. will meet
th.s evening at 8 p. m., at the W.
C. T. U. hall. A full attendance
is expected.
John Unger, of Lebanon, was ar
rested and fined $25 in Portland
Saturday for raiding a Chinese
house while drunk.
I keep Waterloo soda water on
ice, and nothing can be more re
freshing or healthful this hot
weather. C. H. Spencer.
Capt. E. J. Lanning and Geo.
Humphrey returned yesterday from
a fwhing trip to Southern Oregon.
They made a big haul of fine trout.
My stock of groceries and pro
visions is fully up to its former
standard, always the beat quality
and at reasonable prices. C. II.
Spencer.
Chas. Brush has sold his factory
at the fo-et of Lyon street to Messrs.
J. Dihon and T. II. Cone, who
wdl use the same for their furni
ture factory.
jutiu9 iirauwoni nas lust re
ce.ved a tine line of glassware, j
iTx-kery, etc., from Eastern facto- i
ri-s. which the public are invited I
to :lni! inor,o,. j
A fire which caught in a trestle
oa the O. & C. railroad between
tunnel 8 and Allma Den delayed
the trains about 6 hours untifthe
trestle could be rebuilt.on Sunday.
, Now that work is to be resumed
oi the O. P. railroad the future for
Albany is very bright. Call on
Ctirran & Monteith and secure a
lot in llackleman's 3d addition,
prices range from $100 to $230.
Tsrrns easv.
Patent Granted.
The following patents were
granted to citizens of the Pacific
States during the past week, and
reported for tiie Herald by C. A.
now & Co. patent lawyers, Wash-
i-,2ton, 1). lb : VV. li. Beardslev
Eureka, Cal., saw filing machine
B. Glaszer, Redding: Cal., two.
kneeled veh cte: Alexander P -
Mrfieeieii vetiMie; Alexander P.
Mall San Francisco Cal.. screw
lroieller; B. C. Hall, Stockton,
'ai.. horse check for harvester
J. B. Lalonde, Portland Oregon!
drag saw; K. Motea, .san Jauuin.
.'ai.. medic--! compound; J. A.
Stved,-Marytu-iile,Ca! , two wheel
ed vehicle; A. J. Spice.. Portland,
Oregon, fastening device for car
aisles : A. S Fernda'e. C:u..
harness : M.
TV. T.. logging oar.
tuXT. .-eatt
Srll Your Frn.it.
I' To the Willamette Packing Co.
r.: this city. Tby will pay g(.od
rices fur all the BartletT pf-ars .nd
blackberries that are offered.
iLS4M' WATKU POHEK,
Why Woolen Mills, Paper Mills ar.d 0:ar
ilaaufactnries are not Locatid Here, i
The Board of Trade of this city j
has received a letter of inquiry j
from a California pajrer manuiac-
turing company as to the water j
power and inducements in this city
lor locating paper mills here, j
Unfortunatelv just now it seems j
that nothing detinite can he offered
in tiie wav of water posver as Mr.
John Crawford, who owns the 1
canal, desires to sell the same, but j
loes not desire (o lunnsh water
power for any length of time. This
virtually throttle any new manu
facturing enterprises unless the
citizens purchase the canal or con
struct 11 new one. The latter
would probably be the most feasi- j
ble at the price at which the ditch I
and water works are held, $150,000. j
It is time the matter was squarely :
confronted by the citizens of Al
bany. The Santiam canal was j
built by citizens in 187-4 at a cost
of about $1)2,000. It was after- j
wards sold to John A. Crawford for
something less than $40,000. Since
that time it has furnished water
power for all the manufacturing
enterprises desired. Now, how- j
ever, Mr. Crawford desires to sell '
it and the water works for $130,-1
000, but will not agree to furnish
water power for woolen mills or j
other extensive manufacturing en-'
terprises for fear of injuring the
sale of the ditch. This-is a state
of things to be deplored, and
which ought to be remedied. The
facts are that a fine water power is
running to waste which cannot be
utilized to more than one-third of j
its capacity, while manufacturing
enterprises are kept out tor this
reason. This is a question which j
affects the material prosperity of
the city, and which should receive)
the attention of the Board of Trade j
and citizens who are interested iu
the growth of Albany.
J'OKILAM) A. 0KM; (HI.
That is What Wo Will Hsto if a Saiall 1
Piece of Road is Built.
The Oregonian says: Work on I
the suspension bridge at Oregon City
is hemg pusne.i witn an pussmie ;
rapidity. According to contract, tb.2 1
bridge should be completed Septem-1
her, but it will be delayed two or '
three weeki. Most of th material j
required is on the ground, and that !
Ijoi tion which is not ou hand is on :
the way from tbe East. Work on
the masonry and anchor aea is now
progressing.
Mr. E. L. Eastltam of Oregon City i
who was in the city Satuiday, says '
that a road is being built, by private
subscription, from the approach to j
the bridge opposite Oregon City to- j
ward Portland, to connect with the i
White house road which is the fa- I
vorite drive of Portlauders and neo-
pie visitiug the city. Twenty men j
are employed. Mr. Eiistham thinks i
that Multuomah county should be j
sufficiently interested in this enter-
prise to build a roa:l from Palatine !
hill to the Clackamas
county line, to !
connect with the road which is be- j
ing built by the Oregon City people. ;
The distance is a n iie and a quarter, j
Thdie iu a road between tbe two '
points named, but it is not a good one, j
and is in an out of the way place, be-1
sides there is a broad grade, while the i
grade on the imposed new road will I
not exceed three
and one-half feet in
a hundred feet.
An Election Bet. j
A commercial man, representing'
a Portland house, made a bet of a :
suit of clothes with one of the La
Grande merchants last week. The
drummer has been a democrat, :
but this year will vote for protec- j
tion, and in his wager gives the;
astounding odds on this state
10,000 for the republican candi
dates. There are sixteen voters
connected with the firm he repre
sents, twelve of whom have been
democrats, but now twelve out of
the sixteen will vote the republican
ticket in November. It is such
wholesale changes as this that gave
Oregon 7400 in June, and will
"raise the limit" in November.
La Grande Gazette.
Wheat Rarard.
When Henry Earle's threshing!
-rew finished their job at Mrs. I
randevert's place on the Zena I
road in Polk countv Saturday a i
! little before noon, thev moved their I
outfit to the house and failed to ex- j
tinguish a fire which had caught I
in tiie stubble from the engine, i
bout one o'clock one of the farm j
hands noticed a big smoke in the j
field and on going out to examine I
the cause, he found that the fire
had spread to a stack, of wheat j
and was burning fiercely. After
some energetic work the flames
were subdued, after thirty or forty
bushels of grain had been de
stroyed. Statesman.
Be Ras. 4 war.
The caie agaiust Mr. J. A. Gross
for ejecting Arthur Knoslier from
the Dept hotel was dismissed in !
Justice Humphrey's court yester-!
day,tlieprsecurinawitness,the tirey I
httle pugilist, flaring left the city j
rather suddenly. Having been j
fioed $3 for using abusive and !
! 7? !an5'f wi,'c ' led to In j
oi. scene language which led to his
f . , ,1U,H , , C!' ,,e !
P'-" iaiu.i u..n run
tiie-gauutlet of another trial.
California Cat.K-l'iire.
The only iruarautecd cure for ca
tarrh, cold in the head, hay f.i.-r.i'so
co'd, catrrhal tleafnt-s and rore eve.
Kes ore the sense of t.tMe ;iiiduiiple:
ant lirciuh, resulting from catarrh.
E!y and p'.ea?:uit to uc. I;;w
dircrtions and a run- . wa'-runted. hv
d lij';-S. Sc. id for a circular
t.i Alc-unc .Mt.-(iu aJ Com, ;iTy, Oro
Cal. Six iiioii'hs' tn-at-.ueiH for
1: sent by luab, ti.tt), E'.-r .-ni.- !7
! n y ic Mason,
.lrljiis:illii, rrarliCHl Tnllfirlii"
Muotacr ;
ntvic ;t
: t;:;;.ii-::ig
M.itu s;r..;-l
i.ei .-u:ts
'.ml jeints in
;oii!
"f v.J.tl:.-: to.
rt!.
!!:. -.c, Ore.
THE BE3.F OIITI.UUH. !
Splendid ;
Cttl oa tie E.-.nes
Conditio;:.
in
The Portland News sav;
K. J.
Rogers, the well known cattle
dealer, reports that cattle on the
ranges are in good condition in
both Eastern and Western Oregon.
Owing to the fact that there were
no rains in May, the grass was
short and stock became thin.
Naturally the stockmen became
despondent, as they knew that un
less rains were had later that the
stock would nearly all succumb
during the early part of Winter, if
they lived even that long. But the
rains of June caused the grass to
grow in the most luxurious pro
fusion. The cattle have waxed fat
and the public are assured of fat
and juicy steaks until Christinas
at least. It was the June rains,
however, tnat brought about this
result. The weather clerk is there
fore to be thanked that we now
enjoy fat and cheap beef ana
mutton.
loo Much Beer.
The Portland Telegram says that
John linger from Lebanon, Linn
county, was arrested for break
ing into a Chinaman's house and
assaulting the inmates with rocks.
In his defense before Justice Tuttle
this morning (Jnger stated that he
saw some Chinamen playing cards
in Ah Cbuey's house and entered
it to look at the game, wit.iout au
invitation. One of the Chinese is
alleged to have struck him on the
forehead when he intruded upon
them. This angered the defendant
and he went into tiie street, armed
himself with a couple of rocks,
r ti r aed to the house, kicked open
the door and fired two rocks into
the room. Unger was fined $25
for breaking in the door, and -was
held in the sum of $100 to answer
to the grand jury for an assault
with a dangerous weapon. The
defendant seemed greatly mortified
over his conduct, and intimated
that he would join the prohibition
party.
j .lilntisMun of tVa.shinlou Territory.
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, who
has charge in the senate of the bill
providing for the admission of the
territory of Washington as a state,
has given notice that he will call
for a vote on the bill as soon as the I
senate disposes of the fisheries
treaty. s-enator Manderson in
tends to deliver a set speech on
the bill, but other than this one
senator it is not known that any
have prepared speeches. The bill
is likely to pass, as the republicans
have a majority, and none but
democrats are known to be op
posed to the measure. It w ill, how
ever meet with no show in the
house. The democrats there are
determined that no territories shall
he admitted to the union the pres
ent year. There is no doubt that
the proposition to annex the Idaho
panhandle to Washington will be
carried, lluch opposition to the
scheme has been developed.
Hilled a 4'hluaaian.
Further particulars have been
received in this ciiy of the tragedy
which occurred near Silverton on
Friday evening, which resulted in
the death of a Chinaman, ','n the
evening above mentioned Charics
Smith, who owns a place near Sil
verton, became incensed at a
Chinese laborer who was working
with his threshing crew, and struck
him over the head with a pitchfork
handle, crrshing in his skull.
The Chinaman was re ideie I un
conscious and died Saturday from
the effects of the blow.
HiUBISBCUt; STK.
Hakrisbcrg, Aug. 19.
Farmers, as far as threshing is
done, are highly pleased with the
yield.
Mr. Isaac Mansfield aad wife, of
Umatilla county, are visiting here,
and met with a hearty welcome
from their; many old time friends
upon their arrival.
Upmeyer & Briggs are getting a
fair share of the grain storage.
Every body seems to realize that
it is best to support a fair competi
tion to river warehouses.
The town's only butcher shop is
run now under the firm name of
Hyde & White, Uncle Mike having
retired on account of sickness.
Our hotel is now a pleasant home
for its many guests, filling a long
felt want, and everybody wishes
Mr. Hayward, the manager, the
best of success.
l imes DlsiMiKed.
The cases of James P. Schooling
against E. F. Wyatt and F. M.
Hyde, of Harrisburg, to recover
money on accounts transferred
from Wm. McDaniel, were dis
missed in Justice Humphrey's
court yesterday, tbe bond for costs
not having been filed by the plain
tiff within the time prescribed by
law.
Itonrd of Trade li'-Uiis.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Albany Board of Trade will be
held at the G. A. II. hall on Tues
day evening. August 21. Business
of importance will be transacted,
and a full attendance will be pres
ent. For your line imported ind Ke
West cigars, go to M. baunignrt
cigar store, one door east of Black
man's dru;r store.
Just received at V. F. Head s a full
j line of ladies tine muslin underwear,
; also irirls wiiite dresses and infants
I slips. Cail and see them.
i
I ' V."" nt:v'er mins th" water
"Till Mic well runs itrv."
j K you want a well diii.- call on E. ft.
. !t::hboi!. lb-docs prompt v,.:k at a
" n asi ia!'!c price. Oi fbrs can be left
, at U.i- onice.
llorxes an,: I:irt l-r
HOU-KS AN! MACK KOH S. I.K-A U l .I.L '
fti of jouii- h..-sc.-. w, i..lit
a;f l;t i,":::!f ,a:p; t.i Ir.v .-. or i, '.,. '
a s-j a Mi:,..y ba.-K; !..;..! ...... t w v,' I
VU-.;is -.: :i f,;- n ,.s: v..n !,...:, ,.,.
,'1;;,"r""-lV''1' ---1 or
The Waterloo Sjirinzs.
For solid enjoyment jroto Water-
loo. which is new the most popular
resort. Fine loc.il.iy, fishing. boat-:
in; and bathing, and splendid uc-
commodations at J. A. Gross', ;
whose price are reasonable. ;
Horses fed at the lowest p ssir ie
rates. Campers tun get supplies ,
at Mr. Cross' store. Mr. Cuoss'
will meet the 2 o'clock Lebanon j
train on Mondays and Saturdays, j
Teachers K.xainiiialioic
Notice is hereby g ven that the
regular public quarterly examina
tion of teachers for Linn county
will be held in Albany, at the,
Court house commencing at noon 1
on Wednesday, Aug. lSHS. ;
All teachers desiring examina-1
tion will please be present at tiie j
oejjmning.
L. M. Ci Ki.,
County Superintendent.
Deep Sea Fishing Excursions.
The steamer Mischief is prepared
to take parties out to sea from New- j
trips when" the weather is pleasant.
Parties desiring to go on some par
ticular dav will please send notice
ahead. Tickets $1, not including
meals. Address J. J. Winant,
master of steamer Mischief, New
port. Kailrvatl Labort-rit WaiUeU.
One hundred men wanted to j
engage in rock work, and as j
teamsters on the Oregon Pacific
railroad. Apply to headquarters
at the end of the track.
A. Brink.
;old Prize Shirt.
The best white shirt in tlia market
at W. F. Head's; and don't forget that
he proposes to give away u tine, irold
watch with thcai Call and investi
gate if you need a good shirt.
bkii:f Mfe.vuo.
French keeps railroad time.
A new invoice of British trimmings
at Read's.
Fine old cherry bounce at M. Bauiu
gart's. Ice creanf every day at Frances
Pi'eiilers.
A clean towel for every customer at
Viereck's.
Boots and shoes at cost at Brownell
& ttanaid's.
Odds and ends nearly gone. Mon
eith A Seltenbach
Accident insurance at the lowest
rates by Burkart .V. Keeney.
!.enve your orders at brownell ct
Stanard'i for clioice berries.
A fine line of imported cigars re
ceiv. 1 at Brownell 0c Stamird's
A choice lot of uncanva-scd eastern
hams at Wallace fc Thoinpson's.
A full line of ladies' slippers at cost.
No broUen sizes to-day, at Monteith &
Scitenbach'.
(iet a eth Thomas watch of F. M.
P'reruh, and you will always know
the exact time of Cay.
We handle three kinds of fruit jars
and you will do well to see us before
placing your orders. .
Brownell A: Staxard
If you want us to call at vour house
to take orders, please leave word at
our store. Brownell A: Stanard.
A fine assortment of heavily plated
knives, forks and spoons at F .V.
French's, 'The Corner Jeweiiy Store."
Just received, another lot of those
fine hand sewed French kid shoes, the
verv eheanest ever brought to town at
W. F. Read's.
Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best
remedy iu the world for liver and kid
ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
at M. Banmgart'si
That exquisite line of satins in ur
show wind jw w ill be run close this
week. Have no excuse for not get
ting in on them. Mmiticth A: Sciten
bach. T Woman' lelx-overy.
''Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady in
this country. Disease, fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood its severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly and
could not sleep. She nought of" us a
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much re
lieved on taking the first dose that she
slept all niajht and w ith one'jottle has .
been miraculously cured. Her name
is. Mrs. Luthe Linz," Thus write W.
C. Hamrick ife Co., of Shelby N. C
Get a free trial bottle at Fo6hay &
Mason s.
..TIE.
Annual state fair ill b held on the (air
gruundg near Salem, commencing onjthe
17 OF SEPTEMBER
And continuing one week. Cash premiums
to the amount ot
$15,000
, Will be awarded for..
Agricultural, mechanical and stock exhib
it, works of art and fat.cv work and for tri
als of speed.
The premium offered have been increased
in inanv cases.and new classes have Wn add
ed. No entrv fee charfred in divisions J, K,
L and Q,
miifrnineent field of horses entered, and
there will be splendid contests of runningand
trotting each day.
The different transportation companies w ill
make liberal nductionc in fares and freights.
Special attention is called to the premiums
offered for county exhibits of grainF, grasses
and fruits.
Entries will be received in the secretary
..tti.-e in Salem, bes-innin six days btfore the
tair. ami on the fair grounds from Friday oe
fore the fair. Persons desirinsr to exhibit in
divisions ,T, K. O, P and Q are requeste 1 to
make their entries on Friday and .Saturday
h.-torf ;be fiiir. if uossible, All entrit-s clow:
on Monday, .SeptembT 17th, at :'i) p. m. j
PRICES OF ADMISSION-
C'eni-n ticket tor men (six days) $-j
iTi.mMi ti !- a for women (si Jy!) 1
Imv ticket .or men
l:n Va.-kt.tfer women v
Ti.-'kt-ts t i tin- er.i'i.i tand at race u-a. s
frr males ocr l"i vears
U.IU-S to tbtv-r.u..l i-fcir-d tree.
T;o3 .n-irii!sr to .nrc!ws Uwothw lt s
' the secl'c a ry.
Vi j
W :
Orion
State
air
vSni-klcn Arnica alTr.
t
I3i.' oet .s:vt- ti.- v'j-:.l !i
:-ru:-e. .-o-v-. !.'. -hit rheum,
H .!- x!vs. tetter ehappM h!Ki.
cl.:!r!:Mr.. t-nrns. a!i kt: erur-
tion and poitiveiy t urs p:.-. r r. 1
:-.tV rvquirtfii. It is guaranteefl to
u'.ve perifct sai-fuc tion or n-o?iey ro
Vunded. i-'or saitr by t'oshy iic 'Aji
Si'll.
THE STATE
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cokva: 1
Tell
eiifinln-r
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FACULTY.
A Pill i-orjw
Teaehfis.
ox eMvr.v.-:,;
COUEsE
Arrati.eri exjrel t" in-t thee-
neec? oi the lu.ii.ii - i .:er..-.su i f
PR EPA R A i K V i ' K 'A ! .
f i
..-'. I
1-Vr stmieut." ' r lr tear- or a;-
to eru r the couee, out ir.- t; -t
to enter Coiiue tK--s-. ' (
MILITARY TKAi.Si.Vv,
To the extent reiii;i.'-u l-j !j
BUfi.f'INOh j
L-irjre, Coiniuotiious ar.W Well t-.ti'stea. '
LOCATION'. j
In a cultivated aad Cliri-tian eticiiuun'.ty.anri !
one oi the heuithiest m tii st-iti
t: P EK I M t N i A L STATION .
Ci.culais containing- matter fui! .f interest to
farniers. will beresulari;. iss'iea ar.d cof-ies
m illed to eaJi p:t;ron ot the Culleue.
EXPENSES
Reduced to lowesL figures. Two or more free
hciii)!arbliii- from ery ii.uiity. Commit
jour County Superaittimlent.
We cuifit'ently appeal to the farmers and
Gratikes of Oregon to atroui the oniv
school est iblished bv res-jii tor the pi
motioii of her agricultural intercuts.
Fcrcataiojue or other inioruianmi. addresu
B. L. AKAOLD, ireiideu,
oralli?. ttreftoji.
teat EMlisli fififfledj,"
Murray's Specific !
Aecsrtlitifd ii:refir all
nervous diesse?, tueh as
Weak Men:or, Lo.-.s of Brain I
Pi.wcr, Hysteiia, Headache '
Pain in the Back, erou8 j
Prostration, Wakefulness, ,
LeueOrrhosa, rniversal Lai j
tilde, Seminal WVak.'.ess, lm- i
'enerul los-sif power o li !
Before Taking,
i-v: and
Getieiati e Orfrani in either wx -a.used L I
iitdi-jcre ion or over-exertion, und which ul I
tiniately lead to Premature Trade M ark.
(lt1 lr.r.:iit-.- nil Itnn- 3Hlajl I
6iini!tiiii. l.C'J a bo ; or six
noxes inri.s.ou. " MBjr
jii irci-ijit ui j.ri.c. run jj.ii
ticulars in ian.phlet sent free
to every applicant.
We H.n.iranSec G Boxps
to cire a:.v cae. tor tverv
4". (fl rl..r r. ..i, 1 r.- v-l.il ASt-VSkt.
- " - - - - auaut..-wi;
iiv bcxts. with a writteiiAfter Tktny-
guarantee to refund the ntontv if curSpecific
does not effect a cure. Addros a'l coinniu
niisition to the Sole Manufacture's, 'lhe
Murray Mcilicine Co., Kansas. Citv. Mo.
t-y So'd in Albany by 1 ochay Fonliajr A
llaMtii., sol agents
Hoard Ins fount) Psor.
ATOT1CK IS HEKr.BV GIVEN THAT AT
1.1 the next regular term of the .ounty I
eonimis'ioiiere couit of Linn county. Oregon, j
to be held at the court house in the citv of '
Albany, on Wedut-oday, the 5th day of Sep
tember, 1SS8. Sealed bids will be receive.!
for boarding, lodging and washirg for the
county poor for the ensuing year. All bid
mut be filed with the cerk on or liefore I
o'clock P. a., o? the above mentioned dav.
The court reserves tbe rijjht to reject an st
and all bids.
Done b order of the court this 9th daT of
Aurut, IbS. K. E. MOSTAUUE,
County f.'ierk.
BOOTS
-AND-
SHOES
At Actual Cost
AT
Coma Eaxlj aad Gt Sises.
Will sell until allj are
closed out.
OREGON RAILWAY and
KAVliilTIOX COMrA.1T
Columbia River Route
Trains for the East leave Portland;t 10 a. m
and 2 p. m. daily.
X LJ JLVJli 1 IO pointa in United States,
Canada and Europe.
ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS
Emigrant D81eaping Cars Enn Throngh oi
Express Trains
TO
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Free of Dfcarse and "Without Change.
Close Connections at Portland for San Fran
cisco and Pugct S.Mind points.
For further particulars ir.iuire of Curaan &
Monteith, Firet Street, Aibany. Orejron.J
A. L. K.4KWEU,
C r. T. A.
T. If. IIOI.Ce.1IB,
General .1tnnas;er.
g-XrHr-iU lea' e the (. Kl N Oi.'. wharf, at
the foot of Ri"'i.i"ibin .srr.;p. on Tuesday and
Kritiav f ca. i. wee!;. C. d. IIA WI.;OS.
't ItodtM.rt.
Brownell I Stanard s
liocui Aent.
DAVIS BROS- AND CO.
rKLi!as is NaaALvsFXiiAXDtaB.
IB
Until the 15th of July, tiie usuai time tor ofteiing
reductions in Summer (ioo(is,we have decided to offer
NOW, at COST
Our entire tock of light goods and .wash tabrics,
consisting of ginghams, chamliays, lawns, batiste,
chambrav-ginghams .Swisses, mulls, ratines, emtroi
dertd suits, gingams,duster linen,toiilards.namsooks
jaquenets. percales,on and white goods. Also eleven,
dozen lndialin
CO RS ETS
Usually sold for from
sum of
FIFTY
A-25T1D
Ml II
OrO
L.E.BLAEN
NEW STOCK OF
l to $2, for the nomin
CFISTTS.
MONTEITH & SEJTENBAOH.
SIEZEi
-I'll.
I lit
-1!!' I .-
iiontvi
: ts at or
tcabac h'a.
d ;' -v. li i
to the sc-.-ctary f.i wict jv.
.avcsl
loliar at T. Joue
r. .V!.p.; ;o t. ,
jn:ri:ii.ir.. '.Lat.
J. i. i.KI-.l.l.,
Secrecarj
SHEDD, LiyyCo., QUEG0N j
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