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' ;-; ' I I ; . THE MOTtNlNG HEBAlti): ' SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 1889. 'J " ' sr V ' ,- i . ,- ' t .... v i 7 - - v i : " i .- Daily and Weekly- terms OF SUBSCRIPTION .DAILY . Published every morninsr except Monday) D .Uvered by carrier, per 0.15 i- malt, per ynu.... .. .. 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Homing.) m copy, per annum, in advance.......!? .00 W im not paid iu advance....... .... 2 JSO TBI MAILS Mailt at the Albany postofflce dose For all offices north The Eastern atatea f6;30 A. a, Tne West Side ( And the Mat row Gauze R. R. ) For Portland and Salem 11a. m Corrallia and Yaquina .. 12.30 r. m offce south m 736 p. v. The poetofflce will be eksed ejeh eveiubg . rem she to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early moaning train should be mailed before 8 o'clock the preyiooa erenimr. DEALING IN LABORERS. , Tlie shipping of laborers into the .country by the contract system is Moutrageouswrong. .TheSpfVw field, Mass. Republican says that the traffic in laborers who are ignorant of our language, and often 1 unable to nndsrstand the arrange ment by which they are whi.-ked off into service which binds them with bonds they do not understand invites imposition and abuses. Just so far as this is permitted, it is a very un-American thing, and plainly needs silting and regula tion. Theie are two sides of this business, as to every other. The farmers of New England find it very difficult to secure the help they need when the demand for it is most imperative, and foreign labor is not welcome ; but the facts go to show that the men engaged through Parsons are not the most efficient, while it is not easy to make them live up to the agree ments he may have made for them. This fact is recognized in h'n contracts. As the case now t-tmds it is easy to see why North ampton has insisted upon holding the contractor responsible for the aliens he has introduced, who m ght otherwise be saddled on that place for support. The whole mitter needs investigation and regulation to the end that some responsibility and authority Bhall b established for the introduction and control of this class of help. Federal, state, and local regula tions all apparently fai' to provide that early and close scrutiny which seems necessary. OREGON SCHOOL MATTERS. Tne unfortunate action of the school superintendents of the state, in changing the school books, thereby entailing an uncalled for and burdensome tax upon the people, is very liable just at this time to ralsb a united, spontaneous and perhaps hasty action among the people througout the state, which will probably result in flood ing the legislature with ietitioiis praying for the repeal of the law establishing a tate uniformity of text books. The petitions may go even deeper into the subject and ask for the abolishment of the office of county superintendent of schools, for very many people entertain ideas npon the subject as radical and unprogressive as that the office of school superintendent it totally unnecessary. It is to be hoped however, that the result in the legislature will not be to the extent indicated. - If the present method ot obtaining a uniformity of text books could be modified in some manner, so as to make the change depend upon the toice of the people as nearly as it . p i j ; i practicable to obtain it by Y. : u . , . ! direct vote or otherwise it wuuid , J i be an improvement upon the j present method and lead to more j satisfactory if not better results. J Under the present methods, the- law is obnoxious and the people will not long endure it. At the December meeting of the htate Horticultural Association the secretary was instructed to prepare a circular setting forth the need of i prompt legislation to check the in- j crease of fruit pests and prevent ; the ravages of these pests, and on ! 0 . ; it approval bv the president, issue tae8ameto tnemiers elect ot me legislature and to all societies of . iruit-growers and to prominent hor ticulturists and secure the publica-1 tion of the same in the newspapers of our state. A CO:nmittee was 1 .,, , k:ii also appointed to prepare a bill to be introduced at the coming session of the Oregon legislature. Such a bill has been prepared and if it is oioed w tlie 11. eans of prt v ntmg inst-ct ravages in our state. This bill is of great importance to fruit-growers and to the public at large. It is now a number of years since the first introduction of the codling moth in Oregon, and it lias gradually increased in nun - ters and spread over territory until t is found.in devastating numbers, , in all the fruit districts of Oregon an i Washington ,1 Tiie ravages u j :us insect daring the past year mve been experienced in all the orchards of Western Oregon,and in many instances fruit could only be used for feeding stock. Probably half the apples and many pears were injured. Losses must have aggregated hundreds of thousands of bushels of fruit, and if no pre ventative measures .-are taken the destruction will go on increasing beyond calculation. The bill which creates a state board of hor ticulture, should pass. Monday the Solons assemble in the stave house at Salem to com mence cheir forty days doctoring of the laws. He who has an ax to grind will probably be on hand to bear down on the public grind stone. TEMPEBANCE BOTES. Contrib uted l.y the W. C.T. U. An effort will be made to intro duce a bill at this session of the lislung of a reform school for boy i convicts. Our missionary, Mrs. Leavitt is now in Madagascar. The Queen of that island has presented her a gift of $100 as an expression of her interest in total abstenence work. Lord Salisbury, premier of Eng land, is an advocate of woman's suffrage. Victor Hugo says: Tnere is something besides satisfy in z one's appetite. The good of mar. is not the goal of the animal. Miss Kate Field in her new role as the "Apostle of the Grape," has been appointed the deputy of the Viticultural Commission of Cali fornia, to secure the exclusion of foreign wines on the occasion of the inauguration of Gen. Harrison. Miss Field is to make speeches on the subject in five great eastern cities and her expenses are to be borne by the commission. Madison," Wis. has a saloon elegantly fitted up, which makes a specialty of catering for the patron- axe of the students of the State University. An account of it reads in this way: "This saloon is now making a specialty of Saturday night tree oyster supper. They are a decided success. Saturday night, the 1st, the supper lasted until 3 o'clock on Sunday morning and the carousing kept the neigh borhood awake. Last Saturday night it was as full as it would hold both the pool-room and bar-room. This choice bit is from the pen of the well known philanthropist Elizabeth Tbomp-i: "A little light too much an! you are blind ; a little too much sound and you are deaf. Perl: i, .3 a little more knowledge of God and immortality than is allowed us here would dethrone reason. So I sit in the evening tide shadows and say: "My God! give me patience to ait." A drop has the ocean in it as to all its essential qualities, and because it has the ocean it will hnu it again, and no power can prevent its quest. A human soul has God in it, and for this reason will be sure to find Him, returning to Him as the drop to the sea The high license people were never more vociferous in their claims for their favorite theory fian now. Many intelligent per sons are saying: "Prohibition is a failure; high license alone can cure the evils of the liquor traffic." Nebraska and Kansas have been testing the two methods, and here urn tVia roanlts in ficrnron ahmrinw . . . . . , . . " the barrel" of beer drunk m each . state for the past seven years; the ' r , . , . figures are taken from brewers' reports : Nrbraska, 91,000 License. Bbls. ..40.000 is.ooo ... 63,000 .. 65,000 .. 60,000 .. 69,000 .. 84,1100 ..108,000 1880 1881. 1882. 18&3.. 1884., ee 1885 ISHS .... 1887... Kansas Prohibition Bbls. 1880 32.000 is82L"'.'.'!".V.ll'.'.'"7. "2scoo ;""";;v;v;7.;j;.;;;;".""Soo lsss 20,000 isao 17,000 17 17,000 Am AbMlsite fare. The original Abietiue Ointment is only put up m Jarf;e two ounce tn sore8 b. rntt wounds, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions Will positiv- cly cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the original Abietine Ointment. Sold by Foshav A M tson for 35 cents per to - by mail fO cents. A NASAL INSECTOK fbek with each lottle of Shiloli's Catarrh Kern. i edy. Price .ri0 cents Foshay Si Mason. THE KEY'. GEO. 11. THAYEK, of Bourbon, Ind., say9: "Both :nvsi!f and wife owe our lives to Shiloh' (jin suniptiou cure." For sale by Foshay & Mason. ARE YOU MADE misskable bt indigestion or constipation, di-ziness, poim! VJay' Mason. ...1 iS ... , Z a iu line wi cii'vivery anu i;i:is- ware ci.e ip at Browsell x Stauards. STOCKMEN AND FARMERS 1 hereby certify that Dr. I. N. Woodle has successfully operated on my ridgllng horse ISAAC HAYS. For further reference in regard to ridgling inbuire of Dave Peterson, Wm. PetersonLreb anon; John Hardmaa, Alfred Wclverton, Al any; Sam Gaines, Scio; Win. Foster, Prine viUu. I practice veterinary medi4ne in Al bany and country surrounding -Office and residence corner 6th and Washington sts. L N, WOODLE. Veterinary Surgeon. OREGON ni nil? 1 1 Curran & Montelth have lots for sale on tl I e installment plan, rang ing in price fr.;;a $125 to $1000. OREGON RAILWAY and NAVIGATION COHPAHY Columbia River Route Train or the East leave Portland at 8 a. m and 3:40 r. M. daily. mTT""I?rnQ to and from principal X 1 K.J i Ti X O points in United States, Canada and Europe. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant- Sleeping Can Boa Through oi ' Express Traiu OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS axdST. PAUL Free of Charge and Without Chaage, Close.Connections at Portland for San Fran cisco and Puget Sound points. For further particulars inquire of Curaan & Monteith, First Street, Albany. Oregon. tariioata leave the O. K. N. Cos wharf, at the foot of Broadalbin street, on Tuesday ani Friday of each week. C. G. KAWLINGS, iiocal Agent. W. U. HOLCOMB, Cietcral MaMger. A. L. MAXWELL, i. P. fc T. A. Great Engijsli Remedy, Trade Mark. Murray's Specific A guaranteed cure afor nervous diseases, such a Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Hysteria, Headache Pain in the B ck, Nervous Prostration, Wakefulness, i fr-l i r .. D , -r I Lcuvurnum, universal Ltiuni Before Uking.tude seminal Weakness Im potency and general low uf power o h General) Oraran in either sex caused by nducre ion or over-exertion, and which) ul timately lead to Premature Trade Mark. Old Axe, Insanity and. Con sumption. 1.C0 a box or six boxes for 85.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant We Kan ramie boxes to cure any case. For every 45.00 order received we send i boxes, with a writtenfterTaiiir guarane e to refund th monev if ou specific does not effect a cure. Address all commu nication to the Sole Manufacturers, The Hurray Medicine Co., Kansas. City, Mo. .f93old in Albany by Foshay Feshayftft HaMn.solc aire Kemoved. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIP patrons and friends that he can he fourd on First street, in his new rooms in Foshav xr... .n a krik shem liA is nremred to ac commodate the public with anything in the tonsorAItine. not or uuiu muis nil ttii uuun The BUVEKS: UUlUli w issued March and Sept.each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you nd furnish you with all the necessary .. unnecessary ap pliances to ride, wa 'lance, rleep. eat, fish, hunt, work, 3 hurch or stay at home, and in vai sizes, styles and quantities. Just tun re out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY. nd you can make a fair estimate 0 the value of the BUYERS' CUIDE. which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pav postage. MONTGOMERY, WARD & GOi, 111-114 Michigan Avenue.Chicago.lll. IMsAAlutloa .Notice. fllHE PAR-NERSHIP HERETOFORE 1 existing jbel ween Dr, JE. A. McAlister and Dr. A. P. Woodward i,lhis day dissolved by mutual tonsei.t. November 10, 18SS. tor Kent. tjWRNISHED ROOMS TO RtNT. JAT THE City Rotaiirarit. Lodalnx Kooms for Bent. IWO NICE, COMMODIOUS ROOMS SUIT 1 able for gentlemen or ladies, situated onlv three blocks from Main street. Inquire ot Mrs S. A.Mclistcr, nortn side oi 3d street, near electric ignt station. PALACE MEAT MARKET James V. Pipe, Prop. Mrs! iStreet - - Albasu The best variety of choice beef.veal.mutton, pork sausage, etc.,lnthe city kept(constantly an nana. 1 a OT Cash paid forftdl kind ? & 'ock.TS tractor asid Ballder. THE UNDHRSIG5TED HAV1NGJLO "cated in Albany solicits patronage from city aud country. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses. Inclnding yueen Anne, Eastlake and Ellzabethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and soscitic itoui free of t charge. Satis action guaranteed W. C. CAS8EL- SECOND HAND STORE The past year has proven it to be a necessity.' The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your StOYes.FomtoB.tinwari) We aie aiwcys preparea to buy youi heusi'hold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents lor the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. L. G0TTLIE ( rear 22 My Poor BacK ! That's the common exclamation of those suffering with rheumatism or kia ney troubles. Ia either disease P;i e's Celery Co mpound will surely eftVc a cure, and there will ao longer "poor backs." Hundreds of confirm our claims for that ery rem pound: "Two weeks I could nd time any night, was consti and hid a good deal of pain in Celery Compound the paiu has like a child. Zeoas Sanders, 'Having been troubled with was almost Enable to get confined to my bed for week V all medicines imaginable, besides uu n;de advices, but to no advantage. Hav ing seen Paine's Celery Compocnd advertised, I gave it a trial. I have used one bottle and am'perfectly cured. I can now jump around and feel lively as a boy." Frank Caroli, Eureka, Nevad. Price 91. Sixor $5. Sold by Drcgrists. Send for 8-paok Catalogue. WELLS, RICH A JRDSON & Co., Proprietors BURLINGTON. VERMONT. W. F. 1 am now receiving my Fall stock ot Dry Goods notions, etc, and propose to make it red hot all along the line, My goods are all fresh and new and bought FO R CASH! We invite your inspection Cashmeres Imported Broadcloth. SiLWan, Henrietta ! All Wool Vricots Assaoet Flannel: fn fact evervthine usually found in Boot and Shoe department is complete. I have also added a complete lins of boys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited aPCAll mail orders promptly attended to. Call and see nic. "W" IF1- ; (anccessor to SPRINGFIELD. SAWMILL A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SPRIJsUFIEIiD OUEGONO f"Albany yardTanJ olHce on K&ilroad, lietween 4ih and 5th strcetsJ Wheeler. AlbauA- Manutrer. Having lumber not excelled in quality, ml faciKties not surpassed forthe prompt auu satisfactory lilliu or orders. I Kic tfullv solicit a har of the trade. California, tlioLanftl Discoveries W HI - " I II I 1 yVv Audi n nav j'toericTjor Ctrcular.r kTMUJrr9.- IAHIETINCMmca.flyttifiLLl.fAL HAVE YOU A OOU. in the head which do se.retion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which either must be blown irom nose or Hmn hmi-le ruMit thm rval.f rr h.wlrjwl a, nnffnt hackAmrd tO the throat? youiroublert hv hawking, spittinv, weak and 1 Vaj T - - THE O N, L il!2PY AIU." I 1 W m M I Jlllilll,"'.- . 1 corroding sores reve tne corrupipn wiuiin tionr irradtully nto the si ty, nervousness and consumption. As everv breath drawn into tne lungs niiisv psss ot ucwuic f""" -j ----- in the nasal lasuw, itn urt r.ari;j lo.lowun jutcin uw i takes place, while the 11 ot lid n.atur Hit ib ivtl.c.vcu ui 11 me BiyB toma.h: cHt(!HMiMi((!'i iiocvce- . ji l 1 . 1 1 d fnally (treatoree DO INU I KHUUKMO I irMM 1 1. vou have experienced any of the'sbt v. sypptrmf dp not dela , but try CAirroRsi t-R-Cprk at once. We positively uarant eeg a few applications relieve and a thorough eatment to cure. S'x months treatment for "1.00; sent by mail &..- m.t rmt.m'nrr. For Hle bv FOSHAV "W", O- T"WEEDALE. DEALER IX i iard ware, Stoves Ranges, Tinware, Copperware, Pumps, iron pipe, rulh.;r hose and pi 11 in bine eoods. Sole agents for th elebraud ' E uiy Brcakfust" co-jk stoves aud. ranees, and 'Taultlets" parloi V'atinir rloves. Albany, Oresruu. lie any cause to complain of testimonials like the following grand old remedy, Paine's Cel- sleep more than an hour at a pated and kidneys did not act, the back. : Since I took Paines left my hack, and I can sleep v est insdor, Vermont, rheumatism for five years, I around, and was very of tea at a time. I have used nearly READ, of the following goods Flushes "Velvets Velveteens SiUss and, Satins a first-class Drv Goods Store. My jEBIEj, N JH. Alleu AlbanyOregon. A. W1IEELEBQ EUREKA The motto of California means "I ave found it." Only in that land of sunshine.twhere tthe orang emo . and grape bloom and ripen atta heir highest periection 111 mic-winter, re the herbs and gum found that are 'used in that pleasant lenie-iy for all hroat and luntr troubles, Santa Abik the rule of coughs, asthma, and con sumption. Foxliay A .Vinson, of Al bany Oregon, have been appointed eanguaipslfn his valble ('aliforoia rem- v, and sell it under a guarantee 'at SI bottehree for SV. f. J FOR SALE BY ALBAWY C REGON .not 'tret better? Have you an excessive inflamed ej-es, frequent soreness of the throat or roaring in the ears, more 01 less impairment ot the hearing, lna smell, memory impaired, dullness lnsso cr dizziness of tne neaa.arynese or in ui noseT Have you lost all sense of smell? Have you a hacking cough? Have yon djspeptia? Is your breath foul? Ir so tou have TUB Catarrh. Some have al these symptoms, others only a part The leading symptom of ordinary ca trrh is increased secretion of mucus 0 T-oiir.ur or sreenish colored matter. Y Foul breath is caused by the decons hay & fan a. jkj GUARANTEED (posing secretions exuuea iroin lesiennK riiar TOR ulcers rar oaca: mmo Uwrvt ' " 1 V. .1 nnfarinir the bones is CATARRH'eaten away and the bones themselves ....1 luuw.mA W I IlltC'l he 1,A rllA , - , . Albany .Oregon 1 v Tie '-Attar Bakery! -Under the ne management of- - WHO KEEP A fuil line of choice family groceries and pro virion Canned fineupplea, Choice Table Delicacies Ornamented cake for Wedamas and Parties, Salmon bellies, mackerel and salt fish ot all kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD .fcCvcrv T)av. m. TEAS and COFFE Candies Nuts, Raisins CANNED OO0D3, ETC. Voe best Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars 3TAt John Fox's old stand low Fl nn s lew brick. D. M. JONES, M D., TJHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ELECTRIC- X ian. Keeps drugs and fills his own re scriptions. Office at residence, corner 3d and n ashington Streets. CMircn Cry for Pitcher's Cast oria THOS. HOirKlNS. STOVES, tare and Hardware, 'All work promptly done at reasonable rates. First Strkkt, Near Odd Fellows Tkmplb L. VIERCK'S tit i 1 li HAIR CUTTING and BATHS. Evervthinsr new and npnt. A clean towel for every customer. FIRST STREET BELOW REVERE HOUSE ALBANY, OREGON JOHN SCIIMEER'S Liyery. Feed A Sale stable Corner Second and Ellsworth. Stt ALBANY, - . OREGON Homes boarded by the day or month. Car riages or buggies on reasonable terms vdnl 1 z rvi. ONLY FIRST CLASS HEARSE IN THE CITY PATENTS CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS Obtained, and all business in the U .8. Patent Office attended to at moderate fees. Our office is opposite the U. 8. Pf, ent Office, and we can olitain Patera in less time than those remote lrom Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of cluirfre; ant' He make na charge unless we obtain patent. We refer here to the Postmaster, the Supt.of Mocev Ord?r Div., and tooffl t iiilsof the U. S. Patent Offire. vor circular, advice, terms and lefcre. :cs to actual clients in your own Stat?, or countv, writ: to ' I: . !OH V 0.t Opp Pat. Office, Wasbinston,- D C. arler Bras. n j n Pies Cakes Besis o n mi SHA VING PARLORS v afrw-v , at -.1 tlee Car riMleaftom. Ukito Smtk La itd Omca ) Orefron Chy. Or., Oct SO. f NOTICE IS liEHtbV v.itN lOAT IS compliance with the rroiifions of tha a.tof conerM of June 3, 17S, rnti'ltd "An actfor the sale of Uuiix r lai.da in the S'ale of "ajifortiia, Urqroti, Nevada, aiid Washuiy ton terriurr,'- William W Macoon of Alban; .' eo unty of Linn, state of Oreg-oo, has thi day died su this office hiorn iKtiuent i fro the purchaM of the E of N.E. Jof section 22 ai.d W. I of N W. J stctinn o. S3, in toanship No. 8. range No.' 4. E., and will titferpKOf ttfhbuw that the land sought is mo. valuable for he timber cr stone than f or agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud before the tegister and receiver o this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 24th day .f January, 1889. He nane as witnesses: K Fox, C C. Kel.y, S W. Keece. and 8. 8. Train, al" of Albany, Linn county, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described land are requested to Hie their claims in this office on or before said 24th day f Jsnnarv. 1889. W T.BURNET, Register. ftvllee lor raMlcatie. Ckitro States Lakd Osrics, ) Orefron City, Or., Oct. 30. f NOTICE 18 UKRkriV OtES THAT IN compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress June S, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lanos in the states of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Christopher C. Kelly of Albany county of Linn, state of Oregon has this day filed in this office his sworn statements No. 80S, for the purchase of the N, E.J of 8. E of section No. 21, in township No. 9. & range No. 4. E, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or ston than for its agricultural purposes, to estabUai. his claim to said land oafore the . Register and Becetor of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday the 24th dav of January 1889. He names as witnesses: Wm W. Macoon, S. W, Reece, S. 8. Train, an & F. 1 abler, all of Albany Linn Couutv Oreyon. Any and all persons adversely daunting the kbove-d escribed lands are re quested to file their claim in this otflceon or btfore said 24th da of January 1S89. W. T. BURNET. Register, SHcr for rsibllratlM. United States Lakd Orrica, ) urrgon Utty, ir. Oct so. t egon HER r. OTICE IS E.KEBY GIVEN THAT IN is eoninlianM with the provisions of the set 01 lonfrress of June 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber Unds in the states of California, Orevcn, Nevada, and Wathinston Territory." Ben. F. Tablerof Albany County of Linn, State of Oregon has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 305, for the purchase EJ of N. ' and WJ of N. El of section No. 22, in township 9, 8. ranfte No. 4, E. and wiil offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said lacd before the Register and Receiver . of this office at Oregon City, Oregon on Thursday the 24th day of Jau uar. 1889. He names as witnesses: C. C. Kelly S. W. Keece, S. S Train, and W. W. Maccoon, air of Albany Lien County Oregon. Any and ail persons claiming adversely the above-described . lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before the.24th January 1889. W. T. BCRNEY. Register. ExecsH)rs Katlrc. aj OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE underaiirned has been dulv arxwinte by the County Court of Linn county Oregon executor of the last will and testament of Fred Mueller decease. All uersons having claims against said estate are hereby required 10 present tnein properly Termed as required bylaw within six months from this date to the undersigned at Albany Oregon. '1 his the 3rd day of December 1 8SS. J. K. Wkathbkfor d ArncuA Mi'kllfr Atty for Executrix Kxecutri Katice f risiaJ SHIIesaeat. "Vr OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Xl undersigned has this day tiled in county court of Linn county, Oregon his final account as executor of the last will an testament of John Elick, deceased, and that Sturday the 12th day of January, 1889, at the hour of 1 o'clock r. a. of said day has been affixed by said court for the hearing of objections to paid final account, and for the settlement thereof. RICHARD BURR1S, Executor of the la-twill and testament f John Blick, deceased. IdsaUljUaaUr's Ss.Hr. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersign rd, was, on the oth day of December, 188, by order of the County Court of Linn County, Oregon, duly splint ed admiuUtrator of the estate of John A. Robinett, lete of Linn aounty, deceased. All fersons having claims against said estate are tereby required tc present them with proper vouchers to the uncersiirned. at his olacc near Shedd, in Linn county, Oregon, within 8( mouths from this date. . IMted Dpo. 7tn, ISS. JOHK W. PUGH, Chas. U. WOLVERTON, Administrator. Att'y for Adinistrator Kotlce r Flaal Settleaaeat. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned as the administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Wooden Ellis, deceased, has filed his final account as administrator in the county court of Linn countr, Oregon, and said court has appointed Monday, February 4th, 1889, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. . of said dav at the court house in Albany iu said county, for the herring of said account and the sctt'ement cf objec tions, if any, thereto. HEXUY ELLIS, J. J. WHITNEY, Administrator. Atty. for Administrator. Albany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR ELadier nd children's hair dress. D? a specialty. DntUe satisfaction iruarante.a. H.F. MERRILL, ALBANY. - OREGON Sells exchange on New York, San Francisco and Portland. Buy notes, state, county and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. Interest allowed on time de posit Collections receive prompt attention Correspondence solicited. jgyOffice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p.'jc' Agent for reliable fire and marine nsurance companies. 0regonViews, CRAWFORD & PAXT0IT THE FEOTOEfBAFHSSs OF ALBANY . . OREGON CARRY THE FINEST LINE OF OREGON vie vein the West. Catalogue sent on appli cation. We have also all the negatives of A.R. Paxton and J. O. Crawford, anC uy one car have duplicates 'from them at reduced prices ' I NORTHWEST FIRE and MARTNK INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, OREGON
