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Newspaper Page TextTHE iMOTrXIXa I!ET?ALD: TUESDAY. SElTJvMHEl? 25. 1888 .Sc. Km . A . t:. j:. inn: i.itiu, NOiiTil lini ii' i'oiti'd '.-H' sol" I'M Arr- I! :. : :, ! ; 1'i-i ! Oi r-allJC il". .I.Ei;."o. Km A'l.:i ' O.-parr nc:i. Arm !'." ii m N III ) 11! 1) 11! I Til !.i-h':i i. ii o ! ..fin . in Ailii.in at . 1.". ; oilKi.ON I'ACU li: TIME TAI'.I.K. i w larts j ! il.lf):llIl)l.lM (i in Kivi-.'tit r..irii!nii:..i(ia m j j JOI"II..S a r.o II TOWN. I i T!ie price of hops is advancing. Burkhart it Royce, job printers, Albany. )reeon. Ueular meetiiiii; of the city council to-niht. Call and see the new millinery at r.. it ( . llowan! s. j ' The band of youthful nejrro nun- strels are airain doinji the eitv. ' Geo. Ij. Sutherland, of Scio, will j :o l-'ast in a few days to study t lentist rv. I Mrs. II. d. Clark and children j left !a.-t i.i-ht for Ashland to join i her husViand V. j. Kenton received from the factory yesterday :i stock of small cheese weigning 10 pounds each. Thomas Irvine, of Pelavon, Wis consin, is visiting his brother, .John M. Irving in this city. Tins office acknowledges the re ceipt of a ticket to attend the Lane county fair, which opens. Wedne -tlav. A horse race between ?cio id r.i'u.vnsviile parties wiii be run at the fair grounds near this city next Saturday. it is announced that E. W. l.arvidiin has sold his ilrtar business at Napa, California, ami will move to Seattle. ti , ,,n; .i ii-i i- 1 he new public school buildinsr ii i ,i . i: i i .o r ii ii.ti.-t-ji n an iiruuirtru 1.ISI i" 1 1- day. State School Superintendet F. l. Mcl.lroy was present Rev. II. K. llines has resignM the position of etlitor of the Pacific Christian Advocate and Rev. W. S. Harrington will fill his place. Will it Stark have just opened a tine line of diamonds, gold watches and new jeweiry and silverware, which the public is invited to call and inspect. The young people's society of the Baptist church will jrive a sociable at the residence of tin pastor, Hev. E. Truuibull, next Wetlnesday eveniag. J K. Eldorkin and family left yesterday for Chicago, where he will hA engaged in business con- neoted with the Farmers and Mer chants Insurance Co., of which he s secretary. The balloon ascension announced to occur at Portland Sunday ended in a miserable failure, the balobn scaping when half filled with gas, and nearly dragging away with it several boys. Or to Sallinger has lented the building adjoining the Postal Tele graph otiice, formerly occupied by -). V. Bentlev. and will onen next week a cigar. ' i tobacco ami notion store. The Safe and Reliable Baking Powder at Conrad Myer's, is the most desirable powder ever offered to the public. Two elegant prizes, which the buyer can select from a large invoice of Chiuaware, vases, etc., are given away w ith each can. A new line ot carpets, clothing, loots and shoes is ollered at A. B Mcllwains at prices that cannot be undersold in the city. The superi ority of their goods, together with the very low prices, make them very desirable, them. Call and see ' WH AT You haven't ? Well let us tell A VU JLXtV V VJUL U V W WAX J, W V V.K v'M JT V VA VJLLUV J is-r v-J throwing away your money. Now to overcome this trouble And we 13!; ALF.IW A.U .4ST4HMA K. K. ' Thi Building ih-j Eaad Regard Ato:ia as a Ilcceiitiv tin- 1Ii:i:a!.!) rciVm-il to 1 1 1 -.)!i.-' l 'i;r n.!i in' a ;ui ro:;i t'roni Astoria i- i-unn-.-i-l wiih tin' iv'on lAieili.- aii i t . ( . a: tnisi-ttv. The AMnisa tennis tij tin- road i lie (iii i-rt' -: s nt j i. (i;L-t and .!iaii ; H.. T tV i'l. i a n.i ei : i ii vc uT'iav alt and i . gn-ss. j-.vvry ot:o i-xiiiv ,iS lri'llML' JireallV O! uti'i the jm'..ii. aU;:g 1 1 1 v r;jal how a jii-is.Titl uist: aid ;;i "ranting liuht ni a isi'Ioii in way, and m inn iiiii a icau. A the stm-klioldcrs was evening for tho j urj. Iliooliroj oi hold 'la.-1 of authui- i.inti mo sioi-uiioi ttio capital stork :'-d.V..)iii). I '.vi-ryo iors to nifivaso fr- in 7.",uoii tu lilO M'OIilS to re- (!" !io tvad a a iarn tli- liiiii.ini sottlod fa-t, and as s:oii as iho sur vey is ooiiipii-U-d, aiid ati outiitio a vl work ma lo, tlio work oi urami; ill he roninieneod. Am ii ullural t'ollrgr M-hiilar- J.inn e.omitv i.s entitled to six sidiolarships m the state a-ricu!- turai college at (Jorvallis. Apph- cants ior admission to the college must le lo years old, ami must i j pass a sattsiaotory examination m i reading, writing, sped. tig. elemen ; tarv geujrraidiv and in arithmetic to perceiita.iie. Kaeh ajiplicant for j i a free scholarship mu.-t appiv to i the senator ur representative of his , county and be appointed by him. ' His appointment must then be for; j wardeil to the county suj erinteinl- i eat of schools of that county, who! will examine the applicant, and ii I he is found prepared to enter the j college, his name w ill bo handed I to the eountv indi'e l,v the eontitv i sehnel superintenuent durin-; the session of the couniy court. The coumy juufze uieii selects ine num ber to which his county is entitled, by lot, and issues appointmant to tiie applicants thus selected. Oregon I'arilii- 1i:tllr. On the contract of Searle A Dean work is being pushed vigorous! . They have a large force of men, as have others, and they are adver tising for more. The (). P. com pany has now nearly enouirh sieel rails in San Francisco to put the road through to I'mise City, Idaho. In Yaquina they are working the machine shops to t heir fall capac ity to supply the increased demand for material at the front. At the head oliiee in Corvaliis the clerical force is largely increase;'. The Iie'v contracto's, Messrs. O ( miner , ,. , . , ... . a barr, have about 100 men at work and by the last of the week will have fullv 1"0 men. Several saw-inills about Mehama are get ting in readiness to cut large quantities of lumber, bridge tim bers and ties. The l'auirin-K!T Foul Knee. The KM) ard foo: ra -e :U ; at this city between Cameron and Eoff for luO a side was witnessed I .y a lame crowd. Pools sold about even and considerable monev was put up. In startintr Cameron eot about ton i'eot ahead. Koil' nearly j overtook him be tore three quarters i ol the distance was made, but Cameron crosse.l the line throe .- . i....,.i 1 1. ... i-..;r ! if" no doubt the fastest man of the in i am aw, n iiiiiuii; ior idi c. i.ou i two, anil the opinion prevailed by those who witnessed the race that he could have beat Cameron had he desired to, even after giving him ten feet the start. Their is taltc of another race being arranged between the two men. The time made by Cameron was lO seconds. I'.-ilenlH I. ran lot. The following patents have boon granted to citizens of the Pacific states during the past week, and reported for this paper by C. A. snow & Co., Washington, I. C. ; F. Vr. Cook, San Francisco, shifter for gang eilger; K. iJerhec, San Francisco, drill' and dredge; J. Friedmann, San Francisco, pad- i lock; J. C. Gibson, San Francisco, ore feeder; M. P. Holmes, San Francisco, vehicle spring ; A. Mor ris, San Francisco, combined chair seat and cushion ; C. F. Uodin, San Francisco, boat attachment ; A. W. l.'tzinger, Astoria, Oregon, music rack holder; A. Walker, San Luis Obispo, drill jar reamer. HAVE YOU AN IT COSTS TO SHOE YOURSELF See ant will give you first class goods for your money and sell a ESiroxr.i.ti utnu:. Question Fr.iiicife. :oissive Ciw At !l:l il t.-ic lie :':it 1 1 . n.un- i it is lii.ior.-t" i a inti- l-ill w iii ;: oxc!iiiv !.-! tl.irtv 1 i;i!ii;-:i.U!i ':' y, a!:-'.' a .1:1. p! iv;! j-ivsi-iitfi, a-kiuur that J iratuliiso iio ranted i t at s or 1 1 't i i't i'i r llio ii 'as v il imi ak ior '. !io i .1. . ill l!)IS ii.j; inr too icoii-iodiiioi d-n. 'iiiis ni'ii a u.r i i ct N. ! i L V.UW fill i f f I- - V, i ;i: .. I '.:!o:i to t 1'ii OU-ii trio ii-!its and iras roiirso in- a valnaiiio i : i ', J u t t iio i!;os ji an ox In-i vo irali r any o' iior iuisinoss ' . in ': urani C!l!-i' !ui' liiiS ' fur a i - : v ic loi i oi veal's i oiii' Wllloll ili. 1 1 i'oi'O SI! lit to i v oolir-idvlod Well ti swi'i'pinir rights are u;vi n. lint eii t.ens W Iio eXi Iu.-ivo lOJ 'iV I il.. e'iv l CI iieie ai'i manv U lievo that no suo'n hts . i i 1 1 1 to he iven uu.-d. It is at least matter that demands tho'.i'riitiiil ci iisi.ierati n hefure so liiiloh power is granted to any company, whh ii would leave the matter of l'mni.iiin liiiits for the ciiy eu 'ireiv in their own hands without competition from any other quarter. Srltooiu-r Tiu-. The stdiooner Twilight has been duo at Yaqnina for four days. She is loaded with steel rails for the j Oregon Paeilio. and has been nine days from niii Francisco. The tug j went out over the bar yesterday, i but late last night she had not ' been sighted. l.fTt lor Uic l.:it. .. W. Watts, of Van. hill county, iias gone east by invitation of tiie national repub.ican committee to speak for Harrison and .Morton. ! le w ill deliver fourteen addresses in New Vnik and twelve in In diana. Hailing lrom Oregon, the first state to speak in the campaign his speeches will be attended with more than ordinary interest among Eastern voters. A arrow !.- c. Some careless individual sot fire to some dry grass in .John Craw ford's pasture near this city Sun day, and it spread and burned over several acres several tons of hay and fencing narrowly escaping destruction. A little carelessness I now with lire in wheat fields migit j destroy a large amount of property At Imjiifna il.iv- Gon. John Gibbon, commanding ' the department of the Columbia ' i.... ti-:o .i - -i anu apt. it marti i oung. 01 ine I'nited States engineer corps, tire at Yaquina bay t he former on oth cial business in connection with the military expedition aow there Caiit. oung is inspecting the government works on tbe bay. An i:planatioii. What is thij "nervous tr"iible" with whkhso iuaii' are now allletedV If you will remember a few j cars ago tiie word Malaria was eompai ativeiy in. known to-day it, is as common as any word in the laighsh language, yet I this word covers only the meaning of j another word used hy our forefathers in tunes past. ii it is with nervous ! iii-ease: tliev ami Malaria are in- tended to cover what our graiidlaihei caili d Hilitiusni'ss, and all are caused by trouli es that aiise from a diseased loidition of he Liver- which in per forming its unctions finding it can ! dinary channe i not dispose untie hue through lie nr. compelled lo pass it ti' through the system, causing ner ) ions troubles. Malaria, bilious Fever, ' etc. Von w ho are siiilering can well j appreciate a cure. We reeoininiide i (i:-eens Angus. Flower. Its cures are j marvelous. 1 dm anil l j Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for it : us been fully demonstrated to the eopie. of this country that it is -uiierinr to all other preparations for blood disease-i. It is a positive cure for syphilitic poisoning, iiloers, crup liima ami pimples. It purities the whole system ami thoroughly builds up the constitution. Smoke Estrellas. 4'ltj' lruirrty for Sale. Two fine building lots on the corner of Seventh and Washington streets for sale for a few days at a bargain. Apply to Mrs. L. M. Foster, at the residence of K. L. Thompson. If you want us to call at your house to takj ordes, please leave word at our store. Hrownell it Stanard. Pillow sham holders, the neatest thing out at Brink's. n le lit !: Iiini.i:. Sr;t. L'l. and family of yonr (Mi V S ,ci!t a low iav hist week vi - it:! i ttnil" 1 flativt-s at .diddle ! Ui-l.-to io i hi!. Iron -Mr. and Mrs. Xi. lo.i at tlio home V. ?.i:i'u r ; of t i-.oir parents and hold a family reunion . n .Mon.lay. thn 17th i;:-t. Air. Wire. ! :Mtd Kid-i-, vid soon movo to S okane l aiis. W. i.. to reside. 1 rators knew iln- ii ) Slleii i .iie'i-es i ii--t tiiotnselvos ' was a v!i;iltv they would eon iiii'oientlv. A ,'iiunhi r i; niir citize irotio to the in'j) yards t tiiriitih Hie hop picking s s l:avo i wurk ason. tor ( arev and ianiiiy have contdv to sjiond a gone to tevv' weeks. .Miss I.ucy Combs is at home auain after an absent e oi several weeks spent in Albany with her sister. The practice of leaving gates open where the public are allowed to use gateways through farms is netting to be a little too common in this neighborhood to be longer overlooked. Pi rhaps ii iho per- KllhlTt (i!ll'M'S I.ct lttic. The lecture to be given by this eminent, speaker next Friday night promises to be one of the most in teresting ever delivered in this city. It is not a temperance lecture and the speaker, who is cordiaily endorsed by many of the ablest men of the coun try, will touch hi on the live topics of the times. He should! receive a large audience. Wiimiji;; I iiiirflo. Geo. V . Piper, of Napa,Cal.,hi's developed into a veritable virtuoso on the operatic stage. He is now playing the part of the Pirate I Sold in the '"Pirates , of Penzance" at tiiat place. His line baritone voice has fairly captivated the music loving people of that place. i'iiy lruMrfy rni-(-liarl. F. L. Such, of San Francisco. has purchased the residence of 11. llurkhart in this city, including the household furniture, etc. He will probably make Ids home here. Iliril in Urruiiiu). ('has. K infer received a telegram Sunday, announcing the deatii of his father in Germany on tha'. date. He leaves a considerable estate, which wiii be devided among tiie several heirs. Iitlif4 I have receivei I my full stock of tali ann winter milimcry, nave j sootireil the service ol Miss Smith, : of 1 i.Ttlaml, tiiinmer. Will he; pleased to show gooiis at any time. Ida M. Brush, successor to Mrs. i J. O'Connor. ; t am rl. A girl to do general house work. Apply to Rev. L N. Condit. I lie 4'hilil Kei iivercd. My 'little daughter, aged seven years, was aillicled with a severe cough and cold. .She could not sleep but coughed almost incessantly. I was induced hy a friend to try Chain berlain.s Cough Kemciv and w is as- iiimshcd at the imini diaic relief it I gave her and the euro produced. I would not be without it in my house for an,' price. I have tried manv remedies for coughs and iiold ,"n this is superior to anything I have ever tried. Prof. .1. M.Mehan. Cap ital City Commercial College, lies Moines, Iowa. Sold by Foshay iV Mason, (dirn Anaj. U". F. Head proposes to give aw ay a line gold -.vatch with Ins gold and silver prize idiirt, the n rv best lilting I . . . -. . . . md best made, white shirt in the .narket. Tin- price is as low or lower than any cipially as good shirt in the market. Ladies call at F. M. French's to buy your gold watches. Prices re duced . Fresh cream soda crackeis, cook ies, etc.. received at F. L. Ken ton's last evening. New invoice of watches, chains, rings, etc., at F. M. French's, the corner jewelry store. Leave your orders at Browned k Stanard'i for choice berries. A new invoice of British trimmings at Read's. French keeps railroad time. .Ii l i.D! X. !'. Collli you that by buying a cheap article m Ion f it TV them to you cheapei than im i or Sal-. 1 will soil ail tiic Iiniisi-hnliJ and kiti-in-n lurnitiiiv :;i my h..use at i In- oortiv- oi .");!) and !'-akor stroots A tii st-ola-s j.ian,, v. ill K si-Id i !ioa; i-:t!it t lor oats or mi tin- in staliini'JU liaii. lioods roadv insiH-i-tiun and saloon Moiniavand i P.O. ,1. IV t. 1th and Snh. e w ith approved Terms, sootiri; ra.-h or r.o .J. ii. I'i KKIIAIir. We have just orou '.a.-te!!! Oregon .i lino . :ht ire; il : i .f w oi k on terms : ; hoiM is I;, r.v'.i w inch we w iil so. suit iho times. Anion some jiroinistii: vouiu: '. vet s lrom Hiii'i'ii, Ma.-i:: Chief, and Kdw; rd i.Vel'ett. . iso some (!! iiOe iieav i, Miaros. Anyone wishing a iior; wui du well to look them over aiii. we will t ike pleasure in siiowin; them to all intending purchasers McKxmirr 1!kos., Tuilman. Or. A !lill Klllttl. itiier child kilk-1 by the use of s yiven in the turin of Smith up. Why limtiiers give their not sui h deadly poison is sur- At opia" ing t chili) pririinu when they can relieve the child ef its peculiar troubles by using Ai-ker'i butiy Souther. It contains mi opium or morphine. Sold by Fushay it Mason. An Absolut? 4'urr The Original Ahictine (int ini-nt is only jiiit up in larjrc tuo-uiuiee tin boxes, and is an absolute cure lor old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hand, and all skin eruption. Will positively cure ul kinds of piles. Ask for 1 tie )riirinal -i bietine Ointiiient. Sold by Kosl.av iV V.&snti at ri") cents per Imx by mail :!0 cents, A Warning. . Tiie modes of death's approach are various, and statistics show conclusive ly that more persons die in .in diseases of the throat and lunustlian any oilier. It i probable that everyone, without exception, receives vast cumbers of Tubei ele (ierms into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at first" sloivlv and is shown by a slight tickling MMisMimi in the throat l and if allowed to continue their ravages they extend to the limys pro ducing consumption and to the head, causing catarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if allowed to proceed will in time cause death. M theo!;set you must act with promptness; allow ing a cold to go without attention is dangerous and may lose you your life. As soon as you feel that some tiling i. wrong with you rth rout, lungs or notrils, obtain a bo'tleof boschee's Herman Syr,.;i. It wiii give you im mediate relief. .nl) I'rie liirl. The best white shirt in the market at W. K. Head's; and don't forget that , he iirotioses to give away n line gold j wnt.h with tin m Call and investi- j J'"11 '"'ca srotd shirt. Mexican Cactus "Hitlers is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale at M. Haiifiigart'5. Apple Itoxes. 1 (.KEEN APP1.K KoXES POP. SALE AT JT Zeiss Jt Hoch-teiller s. Dissolution Notice. VTOTICE IS HEKEIiV ulV EN 1 11 AT TIIE 1 firm of i'lieeiiaie A. Honkim has been ibis day dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding; accounts should he immediately settled ;it tin; store. The hushuss will he continued hi W. C. Tiveedale at the old stand. i.o will eol'.ect all accounts ami settle all i.'idei t. iltiess of the ri'lii. " iin v c. twef.oai.::, T. C. lluPKINs, Horses ami Hark For Sale. 1 1 USES ANO HACK FOlt SALE -A WELL ... ,...m..,1 uitin tit iinni"" horst-i- veii'llt ! ;.i.i:iii sou nouiiilsea -h: good to driie or ride; aiso a light family hack: also road cart, with lade, use.l only a lew tiiius: very handsome: the above are for sale cheap, sviiatace or to gether. Apply toT. A, Shane. involution of I'ai-liieiship. . iirinv oil KN III IT THE IMRTNKK. , "-' i11.,.toI(1e existing between C. li- i tTolanil. J W". Uoland and -I. II . Koianii, uii- der the linn name oi I . o. ivoi.uiu.xv-" this dav d'ssolved by mutual consent ,...i-u a,.i. uniil to-ni wilt tiel'lac'il ill All tiie l. ni.U.if H Uivant tor collection. C. P.. U0LA.NI, .1 W. ROUND. .1. II ROLAND. August -21, IS. lolafoe and Iteun. ALL PARTIES WISHING SORTED Peerless and Burbank potatoes, deliv ered at 2;. cents l el" bushel or fresh Navy mum Ivans at 4 cents per pound. Please dro'r me a card in the postotli.e right away. ALVlN .1. CAKOI HEKS. P1H is (I of a fine quality, go to j. a. WINTKK, at I.rownsville, Or. ii ii i I ror niotoppi IDEA BOOTS you can Uiy them elsewhere. We make Boots and tet jm zm. fi. 11. DM Murrttv's S : ecinc A iMiiiiviticrii cure ' r in r ces iiise;s. s. i-i-. n :w Wiak Jkiiieiv. I.is i.f llr.Or l'.cr, ii vsii-i iii. ii. -.i-iaci.e l':iia m ti c ii.ck. Jimeiis I'.-rtst r.fi.iii, W'akefnim-ss, - T I ' 1 iiiit... I m uim: i.iss. Botors laKir.g,,,,, Simil.:li Wealauss. Im- . I 11 i Z 1. -'I ' ;l 'i l.vimia'.l livul-lie1;' er - . -ii-'l i-v Indisi'ii- i.i!i . r miT el., i Pie.. ;ei.l lii.-!i ill timateiv li-:i i to J'n-ti.iVnv trmti-.Vuri, t'itt A..-, l!is.iait :.:l t suilll! inf.. s'l.Cil.l or sa :ti-.. : r '.".. ao. S-':,i ;. ai-ii: iii r-'i'i-i-! nf j.rl.-L'. Fa!! par ! nll!;r ill ..'.'ll-(l ft i'llt live t . i - ei'.v :ii;i'i.-.i rit . r l.narailK ' ; !:)e l-i I 'livan.v ,-,i-i'. i '-r -M-ri ?5&f s.i.t.H .inii-r n-evit ol v.e s tvif'fr v.-, j. iii!ii"H(ier?k:J- guaraji.' en ru'itm! t :m uiiiiev i:' mi s)n- iti il le-i n.i! i-lfcrt a ..-'.lie. A l.hvi.s ait voinniu-lii.-ali.ilst-t!ii' S.ilc M i nil i -t l.-j.-s. 'i he Murray M-j.iifine i' . ! pm. 'my. M ). Si; Soli! in Albany by l'oiliay l osiiay A 2aiii,.-nle aiiits THK STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, lOilVAl.l.is, outltOiN. Term Cumuli' necs on elneslai, M-plemM-r I i. ISSS. O KACl'brV A full ' ortit of exiiurieiieeJ Professors ami Teachers. COl'KSK Or' STKUV Arranged i;ircssly tn meet tlie.ii aiamis a neeils of the farming interiSis cf the sta P I Kl'A Ii ATO 1 1 V I) EPA K'l .M LXT Tor stmlents over la years of aye wiio il.'sir tn eiiler the Oiilrue, but are tint prepared t" enter Collesie classes by exaiiiiiiati'in. M I l.ITAK V TRAIN iN(i To tiie extent ivipiiied by law. lil'lMUStiS Large. CVunm.Kiious am! Well Vent ilati ii. LOCATION. In a cultivated and Christian eoiiinnniitv otic 01 tiie healthiest in tin- state. EXPKK I MEN TA L STATION. Cii-cul-.il s coataiuing matter fail of interest to fanners, will be regularh issued and copies mailed to eaiii patron ot the College. I EXPENSES! ltedu'-eii to lowes'. figures Two or more free j scholarships from eicry emnity. Consiiit 1 your County Siiperii.tmider.t. i W e' e 'iilii ently appeal lo the farmers and ' Oranges of Oregon to patrjiiize the oiilv schoni ist-iliii-lied b Orcgnii for Hie pio motion oi her agricultural ii.ten-sts. Fi r eatalo-ue or otlit-r iiilormatioii, address It. I.. AiCOI.I, Pn-.iileiil." 4'oriallis. Oreuou. STOCKMEN AND FARMERS BEAD, I hereby certify that Pr. I.N. Woodlo liis siii-eessfuliv operated on mv ridgliiig horse. ISAAC HAYS. For further .eference in regard to i.illi.'i impure of Dave Peterson, Win, Peters. u, Lun ation; John il irdina.i, Alfred Wf. lverton. Al bany; Sam Gaines, scio; Wm. Foster, Print--ville. I practice veterinary tneili.-ine in Al bany and count ry surrounding Ottice and residence con.er mil and Washington sts. I. X. WOOPLE. Veterinarj- Surgeon Itissoliil ion of rarlnersliip. Vf OTICF IS Iil'.ia.iiY OIVEN THAI' THE JlN partnership heretofore existing between I Messr.-. Crossen .V. Allen in the truer :uid .liny htisines" is this. lay dissolved by mutual consent. Tiie hiwiniss iviil he continued by r". E Allen, who will pay all indebtedness an'd eolie:t all .'i couiits Thanking tile pul) lic for past favors, a eoiitiuuancj of their patronage is still solicited. September 1, lSSs O. L. CROSSEN. F. E. ALLKN. r nic old clieri i bounce at M. gart's. l'.aiini . ' HAV -AX INVolCK Or DECORATED Whica I Can sail "by tha TEA and BEEAEFAST j aafi are entirely aeTsr AIsn) FAMILY? . 1 SHOES, Hrs ui- cpUii ii.e n ji.i v ..f On-yon ami W. !'. :r too A. .. ii.nns Electric Battery -OR Little Kentucky Giant. 'iilis lKltt.Tl .1111 I), uscil ,eai I. . -1 it in .iriitr .. ,t isi. i ;.i.,!ni.f liar lii'.u' sf i.'v . Oir nta-st. I'l.-i-si ;lirs' f 'lit lltal kit. i; ,i,.t. t: :;oiiiIt l,:.itir:vs :ii .sliitu in iiia'rii-sc a ..ia l-it- v '! .Jo wet! I Til. -in. T!lv lilt i.i :il ol n ;-i.ii aiiiii e a-.-l-l;nw :ctil' TtlH ; 'I'.at IH..1.,!, Pli.Vi- i iiii.'.'S, jii.,' r.-vceai i.to-.i-tv- 'I I iioe;. t'tecTl'ivlt;. ia li.filty tin .-( a i-iir-.tiic Is pe paiei: t. ' U I e.-tri.-.n Tii-soueiii.. I Hero t.xir tieen :m ; ;.. i. si si.i:t,l ia jiroeuriTis; tier;. (.-.i;ai.. e ' i . rssarv t i:a:n the h s! cnr.t;iie vfiVe iron tins pi lent :i-t V( will liini al ti : ; otlav li e ri.ta.iieait'i llif :alv.n:ie i,..:i--r- ii s, tin- ( .ai i anna etii, ii.i;iaii: n.eler, O.tf i .;.c. tnntii- i;'r... cf.niu', i-lt'i-tne needles, ;mU j 'in Maum-t. the ,ient .IxaiiK- hair.rtc. 1'tr 'tis .i.'sivini' I.i pairii.isr a battery or wisliini; rrli' ,1 tn atau iit. uill rail at. 1 'r. -(- s' : V.'iii....- o:i Thir.t ami Wahititon streets. A 1 : liutiy, Oret;uii 1 0EES01 RAILWAY anil 11K. TIO ( tUII'AM ; Columbia liiver Route "i'fM;.ii-i f-ir :ii ; !'ac i-ini : letve I'.irtJaiiiiJa; 1)a. m : v. v. itailv. ! 'PI Hf V IV to ami fr.iin pri-iein.il I J- iVylVLj 1 O .iints in I'nited St:.tes, ! Caaaila ami Europe. I ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS j Emigrant uSleepir.g aCars Rno Tarongh on ! Express Trains OMAHA, ! t'Ol'XCIL BLUFFS am, ST. l'AUL ' t'rt-v rili:r- and Millioul lianf. J Close (,'imi!ii:i lions at Portland for San Kran j eisco aaul 1'uget S jiind points. For further particulars inquire of Curaan .V; Mont-.ith, First Street, Albany. Orej;oii. A. L. MAXWKLL. ii. V. A T. A. U. II. HOMOtlK, lieiieral Manager. JtrHoits leave tiie O. It. A. Co.'s wharf, at the foot of liruadalbiti streer. on Tuesiiav and Friday of each week. 0. 0. KAWLINGS, CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS Obtained, and all business in the L .s. Patent Otliee attended to at tni.'derate Tees. Our ollii-e is opposite the U. S. P-t-ent Oliiee, -ind we can obtain Pate"' in less lime than those remote lToru Washington. Send niVidel or drawing. We adv'isQ as to patentability free of charge; anil we make 1K charge unless we obtain, patent. We refer here to the Postmaster, the Mipt.of Mor.i-y Order Div , and tooffi cinlsofthe U. S. Patent Office. Fop circular, advice, terms and lelcrc ;e to actual clients in your own Stat: or eouiiti. write to "f. . W A !!-. Pat. Oitiee. W:1:.iJi,,;,ton, D . JOHN BRiGGS Roses a. Specialty.; Cemetery tots planted and eared for by tb month or year. ALBANY, - - ORBGOS tov. el for every customer at Vi :reck's. CHlNAVv'ARE ! 1333, or ia DIiTT32 sets. Tiese are cll0lC9, 50013 SAMUEL E. YOUNG. 1 v it learner you Shoes a- SPECIALTY and WAR RAN A" I I - i "3 amw FLltm BLOCK- KRAUSSE & KLEIN, Pair 1 Jv V rvi X -nfcO as r JBv sbssi