MONDAY.
FOOT BALL.
Albany Defeated the Holy Rollers.
The score given in the Democrat Sat
day evening 0 to 0, at the end ol fifteen
minutee play, proved to be the final
acore ol the game between Albany and
0. A. 0. boys. The superior playing of
Albany justified a score of 18 to 0, but
poor luck after the first touchdown pre
vented another touchdown. Three at-
' tempts of MorriBon to make a field kick
failed. The 0. A. 0. men made only
one down In Albany's territory. Dur
ing the rest the .ball was on the 0. A,
0. side. For Corvallia Filkington played
the best game. For Albany every man
did his duty. Englehart played a great
game at fullback, and not only bucked
the line for the only touohdown but
dragged a man from the side to back pi
the goal ior it, Ooatea and Morrison d'd
splendid work at hall, making continual
gains through and around the heavy
line, CoateB doing some Btar ball catch-
. ine.Griffith established his record as the
beat tackle in Oregon and Sto.;k is just
about as good and is a ven reliable and
faBt player, Francis played a great game
on the end and Dolan did well, Burnria.
ing hiB friends, Orow at guard was more
than a match for 210 pound Dunlap,
makng a whole through him for the only
touchdown. DuPuiB played guard well,
but in getting even witn a far mei 'for
Blugging him was seen and put out oi
the game. Mack was as steady as a
clock at center. Rupert played a star
game at quarter until cracked dizzy on
the head. loBirnr his signals. Under
wood, who finished the game on the end
is apriiity.fast player andObarlie Bilyeu
did effectiver work at guard when called
The game was foitunate in haying
some good officials, P. A. Young of this
city and E. O. Judd of Salem, Prof.
Cordley and Eu'ssell Wallace were time
keepers, J. 0. Irjine and Pat McArthur
and Waller Bilyeu linesmen,
The O. A. 0. boya t.me expecting a
victory of 20 or 30 to 0. They left the
grounds crestfallen, the college girls
shouting:
Holy Boilers, you aie tame,
Pic;; poug is your game.
Other games were :
li. o0., 11, Miiltomah 0.
TJ. oi O 37, Willammf Pf 0.
Pacific University 39, McUinnville 0.
Oottage Grovo 10, Eugene n. s. 0.
Stanford 17. Reliance 0.
Minn. 6, Mich. 6.
Yale 21, Columbia 0
. . Harvard 12, Carlisle 11.
, Holy Cross 30. Amherst 0.
t .Chicago 15, Wisconsin 0.
A Jerusalem Trip.
Misa Edna Allen, of this city, is one of
n,n tiroB Orprron womou who will
attend the world's Sunday School
convention to bs held in Jerusalem
April 18-20, 1903. The others are Mrs.
W C. Puffer and Ella J. Budemier, of
Portland. The Sundnv Oregonian gave
their pictures in connection with the
eventful prospective trip, the oppor
tunity of t. lile time for them.
Lebanon Won
The crack shooters of the squad of
aoldiera sent to Portland from Troop A,
cavalry, of Lebanon, in a field of about
fifteen squads of Bhooters carried off
first honors with points to spare.
Their total Bcore was 238 out of a
noBBible 300. Blacksmith Rawhnge lead
with 66, Private Pugh 61, Lieut. Elkina
58 and Private Smith 53. The next
best was 226 for F Co. of Portland.
Eugene A made 218 and O 213.
L. L. Swan returned from the Boy this
noon with a fine string of trout
N. M. Newport went to Eugene this
afternoon to attend cicuit court.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tweedale enter
tained the orange Whlsl Club Saturday
evening.
M. Hyde and eons, rred and Dick
have' returned from a fiahing trip on the
Alsea,
Mrs. A. D. Barker left last night for
Iowa and Ohio to visit several months
with relatives.
Messrs Phil and Leo Cohen and Mr.
Eogoway, cama over from Indepen
dence to day.
Dr Lowe the well known oculo
opticician is now at The Kevere House
to remain till Wednesday noon.
Link Morgan, a rising young darkey,
of Portland, formerly of Albany, has
been in the city on a visit with friends
here.
Riley Wilier and Clyde Ashby went
to Halsey this afternoon to change the
headquarters of the telephone office to
the new Btoie of Oiosa & Powers.
Dr. and Mra, F. E. Adams, who have
been at the.Bay several months, are in
the city on their way to their new home
at Pendleton,
Lillian Crawford returned this noon
from Corvallis, where she attended the
uniqne hallowe'en party of Misb Helen
Crawford,
There waa a live time at the home of
Mr. M. Senders Saturday afternoon. It
was in honor of the eighth birthday of
Carrie. An interestingfeature was the
drawing of a gift from a pan cf Bran,
but there WH8 a good time all the lime.
The Magazine Club held a nanowe en
party in the Maccabee Hall. DreBBed
' in Samantha Allen costumes tbey were
taken to the hall in a farm wagon ard
enjoyed tUe evening in suitable games
and a hallowe'en feast.
The Liona at their hall laat Saturday
night had one of their most enjoyable
gatherings. The Burroundinns were 11
Hallowe'en. Fifteen jack lanterns neat
ly arranged suggested fun from the start.
A table covered with doughnuta, pump
kin piea, apples, grapeB, etc. epoke lor
e Feast. In a booth was a tripod with
witches kettle filled with delicious
ffee and the general decorations were
U keeping with the night. A fine pro
m was rendered.
THE PRIMARIES.
Democruic and republican primaries
are being held this alternoon. Only
one ticket it in the field ior democratic
delegates, the greatest harmony pre
vailing. The demoeralic dele, at eswill
be:
First ward: W. L. Jackson, '
Koucb, L. C. Marshall, Wm Fa
Geo. Hughes, E. E. Montague, B.
Payne, Zi. H. Hues, A. J. Hodge
Stephen Whitni-v, O. A Archibald. L
T. Berry, G. C. Tyrner, W. A. Kimaey
M. Sternberg.
Second ward : W. R. Bilyeu, L. H.
Montauye, J. R. Ream, J. F. Trout
man, John Cleland, J. 0. Lee, J. E.
Bridg ford, J. T. Egan, J. P. Wallace,
Wm Stetter, C. G. Burkhart, T. J.
Stitee, L. L. Swan, D. P. Mason, J. L.
Irvine, M. Senders, Lee Morgan.
Third ward: P. Kdey. John Max
well, E. L Humohrev, Matt Scott, V.
A. Vox, Is. U. Newman, frank Hackle-
man, tred Bloom, He iry Uleek, (J. G.
Rawlinge, Frank Skiplon, Frank
Farrell. A. M. Reevei. E. R. Huston.
John Livingstone, J. H. Sullivrn, J, L.
tox, b. iseelamiB, Jos. itaiston, a.
Suesene.
The republicans have two tickets in
field, the division being on recorder, in
the interest of J. 8. Van Winkle, the
present incumbent on one and G. W.
Wntrnton 'lie otner. rue nam ib a not
one and full of political intricacies,
A Woman and Nine Children
Were in Albany Saturday. It waB
Mrs. Seldon E. Warner, of Harrisburg
and six daughters and three eons. One
Bon was absent, and thereby a comma
tion of this item is required. Mra.
Warner intended to deed each of her
children sixty acres and give them
an equal amount of money in cash, but
on account of the abseuce of this son,
who failed to atnear the seBSion waa
continued until all can be gotten
together. A family of ten grown
children ia certainly a rarity.
Hot Springs at Home.
Claud Mansfield, owner of
Breltenbush hot springs and
the
his
brother-in-law K. W. Ross, are at the
Boriues. and will remain until Cnriat-
mas, looking after tho property. There
are seven men iu there for their health
even this late. When these are built
ud and advertised people will no longer
go to California foi their mud and other
bathe.leecured here. It lis stated that
the O. & E. will asBist in advertising
these fine Bprings as a reBort.
The Sanderson Bridge
la to be accepted, probably, this eve
ning. Judge Palmer and F. J. Miller
went out to lo inBpect it this afternoon
and it is atated will undoubtedly accept.
it, ae the work seems to be satisfactory
Teams have . Iready begun crossing it.
Will Stetter Dropped
A kettle of very hot grease last Satur
day evening, and it spatted over hia
face and on hia hands in a manner to
cause Beveral bad burns, the marks of
which are plainly visible.
No Levy for 1903.
The supreme court on Saturday
decided that there can be no levy of
taxes 'under the new law for the year
luua. iuq last legieiuiuru maim a
bungle of things and it will take a
special session of the legislature to
straighten it.
The executive committee of the ponl
Ty association set January 12 16 as Ih
"me for the annual show of Willamet
Valley poultry, to be held in this oity, 6 ..
Under the auperviaion of H. K.
Lugger, that new electric light water
wheel is being lowered forty feel to its
permanent place, ready tor the ruBh of
waters from the Santiam. It is a neat
job.
A peculiar thing occured in the coun
try one day last week. While a mar
riage cetemony was being performed a
sister of the bride, at wlio-e home the
wedding occured, gave birth to a new
member of the family, at the same hour.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
open their fair next Thursday forenoon
in the Tweedale block. There will be a
nice lot of useful and fancy articles for
sale, Also dinner and supper will be
served each day. Come and have .. nice
meal for 25c,
Mr. Ira A. Phelps, for several years
editor of the Si-io News, has accepted a
position with Brodie Co. of this city,
and haa already begun work here. He
is a splendid printer and can be relied
upon. He will be joined by hiB family
in a few days.
This morning's overland haa been
cancelled by a wreck near Tehama,
uaiit , vaBtorday, in wbicn the fireman
was killed.
TUESDAY,
Mis. Kola Neiss is home from Salem
John LoomiB, a prominent Newport
merchant, was in tne city to-day.
Rev. W. P. White, nnrl E. F. Sox, of
this city, and Key. Mccracken ana J .
C. Brown.of Oakville, have been attend
ing a mee ingof the U. P. presbytery
in Portland.
Jes-e Barker, a former Albany yonng
man. son of A. U, Barker, is now work
ins for a biz contractor near Salt Lake
with his residence in Salt Lake City,
and ia doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Circle left to-day
for their home at The Dalles, altera
pleasant visit in Albany, which they re
port remarkably changed after at,
absence of twenty eight years. They
like the city to well they contemplate
set. ling here again.
f-'ole fgency for Lownes Ol.ocolate
full line always keot in stock. Th
Holiday boxes, will coonjb hsre. At The
K'ltP.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Circuit Court: Ruth
Karr ast
bauiuel h.str. liinu.,
Kansas ptiuiientiaiy.
lurney,
I.-, hut-bund in
f R Keliey t-
Probate
In estate of Rrandebirry iuin3a real
property ordered sold.
Estates A B Morris, A FruraanA C
King settled.
Tax receipt No 6000 was issued to-day.
Deeds recorded.
Louise Kichler to Dr. Jones, 1 acre 50
H H G Quigley lo Thoa Quieley 120
acres 3800
SVillard Stevens to Elmer Hiatt 1
lot Highland Grove 180
Homer Spier to George E Hiatt 1
lot Lyons 150
O. P. Cothow to Emma Kelly
13-14 acres 1
Lorena E Slavens to J H HiggiuB
2 lots 650
Lillie Jackson to Shillman 2.01
acres 550
R. A. Bandera to F J Eg' leuton 2
lota Brownsville 250
J H Templeton to L F Brown
181,50 acres S30n
Gibson M -yen to C M Beaver and
wf leOacrea 3200
O H Young to Henry D. Scott, 2.85
acres hub
I Shore to V A McKnight 1
acreB Scio 7fi
P. Colbert to R A Miller. 160 acres 250
Mortgages to (50, $300, $300.
Satisfaction for $225,
Obituary.
Mrs, Melvina Giles Crews was born at
Walla Walla, Washington, April 25,
1866; and died at Albany, Oregon,
October 31, 1903, She was married in
1885 to John R. Crews at Athena,
Oregon. Their married life has been
spent in Umatilla, County, except six
yearB spent in Idaho near Lewislon,
until November 1902 when they came to
Albany.
Mr Crows purchased a home at the
cornor ol West Fifth and Walnut StB.
and all during the past Bummer they
nave oeen enlarging and improving the
houBe and planning for a pleasant
comfortable home.
It is rarely indeed that one comeB to a
new home and in so short a time winB
eo many frienda. At the the funeral
service, which waa held at the First
unriatian Church, the largo audiicrum
waa filled with sympathizing IriendB
The floral offerings were numerous as
well aa elegant, and most eyes were dim
witn teara.
Mis Crews leaves her seed parents
Mr. and Mra J M. Gllea of Waitsburg,
Washington; two sistera and a brother
who sun live near the old home; her
husband, John R. Crewa who recently
succeeded B. M. Hiuton in the transfer
bua nesa and as local agent of the
standard uu Uo:; a son Wren aged 17
yoarB who haa alwaya beeu an intimate
companion ol hia mother.- and Edna, a
oweet, won-nnly daughter of fifteen years
who iB growing rapidly like her mother
in tender, Christian, womanly ways.
Mrs. Crews had been a member of the
cnurcn only ainse April laBt, but in
those six short months she baa been ao
inriBtmn, eo sisterly, ao faithful and
patient in service that the whole church
mourna ner loss. Tins feeling ia shared
by tlie community in wnich lived she
and by those in every relationship ol
life into which she entered, A good
woman has touched our lives and made
them better and cone b.vnnri tn nmnnrn
iiuuu lur UH.
"I never Btand above a bier nnrl aaa
The seal ol death set on some well loved
lace
But that I think, 'One more to welcome
me
When I have crossed the inteyening
Between this' land and that one oyer
mere
One more to make the strange beyond
mnr fair "
The Fischer Company.
The Margarita Fischer Co. presented
"A Country Girl" at the ODera honsa
laat evening to a pleased audience
Miss Margarita appeared in the leading
part showing improvement and fine
natural talent well directed. The sup
port IB a Kood for a trnnn maH
stands, and conscientious work is. done.
To-night The Flag of Truce will be pre
sented, a very entertaining drama.
Prices 15, 25 and 35 cents.
Sales by E. U. Will in October.
J B. 8pringer, Victor Piajo.
C. D. Vandyke, Orean.
Eastern Star, Lebanon Organ
R. A. Brodie, Hobart M. Cable Piano
J. B. Davis, F, G. Leicht Piano.
Mrs Wm McLaughlin Haddorf Piano
Mjeis Organ. '
A.Cadwalader Organ.
Mrs A Taylor Organ.
8. N. Steele Vose & Son Piano.
A. B. Stafford has sold his fine reei.
denca property in the thir-i ward to H
O. Chamberlain Consideration $2400
Mr. btaHord will soon move lo ABhland'
S. I. McDaniel, the marble dealer is
filling an order for eight grave stones
u ,. luuianiei is getting
large trade and is giving Batisfacllnn.
The, street superintendent could save
considerable unnecessary "cussing" bv
laying some boards beside the new
cement walk now correlled (mm the
lHO,v" boxe, striker and
other apparatus for the Gameweli alatm
system to be established here, arrived
mi l , n .
mo u,8u,, uu uo piaceu up n time
lor use in about ten daya.
Delegatea to the democratic city con
vention to be held at tHn
morrow night W2re elantArl ; ..
tirday evening. There was no contest'a
representative body ol men hi !,., 'i
1 he conteat will be in tho convention.
Mr. John R. Ciewa and hi. children,
Wren and Edna desire thus to express
their earnest thanks lo the neighbors
and riends who have been so helpful
and kind in every possihle way du ,hx
mo imieon ana Hiier tiie death of the
o,... ,u,er, UUB. ,-H,ivm:j rjrewB
HOME AND ABROAD.
OUrence !.le,- i-nitui.. nl II, 17 nl n
t'Bek team and leading ilb!e'e iu tue
University, haa ratirml hum l. K.-dluoa
and will travel for an eastern firm.
An election in Junction yesterday was
uuKut our uu tne teaue of saloon and
anti-saloon. The saloon won hy about
7 votes., except on recorder, which Is a
tie.
Bids for the new Rnnahnro, hlch nnlinnl
have been opened. H. Snook ia the
lowest, out is considerably ahova the
estimates. $18,660 for a brick building
uu ft,u0u ior neating and plumbing.
Van Winkle Won.
The election of remiblicau nrimaries
yesterday afternoo.1 terminated in lh
election of the Van (Vinkle delegates, in
the flrst ward by an average of about 8,
the third ward by about 10 and the
W. Wright delegates in the
ward by about 10. On the ace of it thi
ffives Van Winlrln 4' In iv-tnl,. on
though several elected were also on the'
,r nuut icaec. innsn n nnrnn urn.
First Ward L. Flinn, F. M. French,
. H. Hewitc.P. A, Young, E . J. Miller,
. R. Conn, O. P. Dannals. F. E, Allen,
K ( Tvnpttflln W MC fil.,.ltr. C.A.U
Froman, L, Viererk, f. M. Redfield,
m. roriminer, ii, Tniall, U. Meyer.
KAnnnri Wnrrl f n t.ninn t r
Kellv, A. B. McICdlop, D. Bussard.Gale
Q T D ,ir re ... ....
mi., u . i. r, rv. Lliurclilll,
Steven, F. P. Kitchen, Joe Darcey, J. O.
Christy, M. D. Brandeberry, O. O.
Parker, J. A. Ourry, Riley Waller, S. A.
DawBou, Claude Vunk, Oliris Vandran.
j.mru nraru w. a, uoitrii, rt j,
altimore, C. N. McKey, J. McClieeuey,
. W. Lnnmlnn I. T 17 ,A
Cusick, P. R. Marshall, J." L, Tomlin'son",
tv. a. i. veai, j. t. Simpson, S. (J.
Worrell. T.. liV Alna 1? TT will 7 D
Hand, J. A. Duraond.R. D. Stie'll, Virgil
lumur, c. o. i.etcnum, j. b. Lamar,
Grant Froman, N, D. Conn, A. W.
Dowersox, jonn r.ooson, i. B. Beam, P.
inipsou
An Answer.
Our friend Anderson trios to console
himself over olo ol our piauo sales by
foolish nctoriotv ; we (col like ignoring
his Billiness, but since he catts insinua
tions we feel in houor bound to roply.
The facts are, our friend Anderson tried
to Him nam a prominent musician of
Albany out of about $100 on a cheap
piano, sold in other towns for j"i about
a hundred dollars less money tlinu he
asked. He had his piano in e house
when we learned ol the face, we in
formed the cist.inier ol the true, value
of and standing of the piano, the con.
sequence waa a Bae for on in our name
and on our individual contract of a ine
Vose & Son Piano for which wo arB I he
duly authorized repteeenutive. You
arc welcome friend Andereon to your
ability (?) aa long an you make sales far
us and hope ou will keep the work so
well done lor our beueht, We do not
have the time to teacu you how ,i net
Ihe sales, out if glory in defeat pleases
and satisfies you, wo will try hard to
please you in the lutuie t-alea as wis
havo in the past, E, U. Will,
res His Life to', a Neiuhbor's
Kiodncss.
Mr. u. P. Dougherty, wsllj known
GbrougnouG mercer and Huruuer counties,
(V, Va., most likely o-ves hiB I ifo to the
kindness of a neighbor He was al
most hogelessl' afflicted with diarrhoea;
was attended b) two physicians who
give him little, if any, relief, when a
neighborhood learniug of hia serious con
dition, brought him a bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Uiarrnoea
Remedy, which cured him Sin less than
wenty four hoars, J Fo.' siip by al
ruggist.
Purgative Pleasure.
I you evar took DerTitt's Little). Early
Risers for biliiousness or- constipation
you know what a purgative pleasure is.
These famous little pii 1b cleanse the liver
and rid the system jl all bile without
troducing unpleasant effects, Thoj do
not gripe, sicKen or weaken , but give
tone ar.d strength to the tisiuos and or
gans involved, W. H. (lowull of Uous-
ton, lei,, says, no oarter pm curt lie
found than Little Ear y Risei- F-JOn-
stipation, sick headacno, et," ti.Ui by
Ifoshay r Mason.
Shoe Repairing.
First class work at reasonable prices
at the up-to-date Bhoe repair shop, lo
cated in The Star Slice Store, opposite
First National Bank. Ladies Bhoes
specialty. W. O. Buhnb.
jnwk trwry T a a disease
Scrofula nianifcstn itself in many ways. Swelling of the glands of the
neck and tiiroat, Catarrh, weak eyes, white swelling, offensive sores and ab
scesses, skin eruptions, loss'of strength and weakness in muscles and joints.
It is a miserable disease and traceable in almost every instance to some
fnmilv hlood taint.
Scrofula is bred in the
bone, is transmitted
from parent to child,
the seeds are planted in
infancy and unless the
blood is purged and pu
rified and every atom of
the taint removed Scrof
ula is sure to develop at
some neriodin vour life.
160 South
No remedy equals S. S. S. as a cure
uo the blood, makes it rich and pure,
great Blood Remedy, the general health improves, the digestive organs ure
strengthened, and there is a gradual but sure return)
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and harmless; an ideal blood
purifier and tonic that removes all blood taint and builds up weak constitu
tions. Our physicians will advise without charge, all who write 113 about
their case. Book mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
CONQUERED BY ELECTRICITY.
T. I.. Dugser, (toe Well-Known Ex
I -Alitor tif tn; Scio Press, VriUj
of Ills Willi's Ex.. ei Mice
With Di. Diirrlu's Treat
ment. This gentleman of high standing in
luerar social circles atttests the nieritB
cf Dr. Damn's new discoveries in the
treatment of the ear, by electricity and
medicine. HiB open letter to Dr. Darrin,
located at the Revere House, follows,
and should decide all procrastinating
people lo v sit the doctor, while the op
portunity it offered. The doctor remains
in Albany until Nov. 15, and will be in
Corvallis at new Hotel Corvallis, Nov.
16th to Deo. 1st.
Air. Dagger's l etter.
Dr, Darrin: Dear Sir. My wife has
b9en troubled with discbarge and grad
ual deainesB In her left ear far the past
17 years. Since ommencing treatment
with you two nionthB ago, I am happy
to atate the diecbarge has entirely ceased
nnd her bearing is gradually returning.
I feel confident that she soon will be en
tirely relieved from alt trouble arising
Irotu this source. I make this statement
freely, trusting that others who mav be
affected similarly may be encouraged to
taaa treaimen' note you .
Kespectlully,
T. L. Doaemjt,
Albany, Ore,
STRONG TESTIMONY.
This is Albany Testimony and Will
Stand Investigation.
If you doubt the following and wish
investigate, yon hanen't to go to some
other state in the Union to prove it.
It's not a long Btory published in Albany
newspapers about a resident of Kalam
azoo, Mich,, or Tampa, Fin. It's abou
a 3ident of Albany given in her own
words. No stronger proof can be had :
MrB, L. W. Moeuch, wile ol L. W.
Moench, cabinet maker residing uorner
of 4th and Main ate , taye: "After any
over exertion or when J contracted a
coid, pain eoated itsell in the small nl
my back causing it to acho Beverely and
there waa a difficulty with the Kidney
eecretiou. On such occasions stooping,
lifting, twisting or turning was always
iotlowed by Bnarp, shooting twinges
through the klhneya. When I was
badlv in need of something to bring re
lief I read about Dean's Kidney fills
and went to Foshay & Maaon'e drug
store for a bos and took them strictly
accordini! to directions. They thor
oughly relieved mo of the last attack
and up to the present time I have not
had a truce or sympiom ot iiruaicd or
inactive kidneys. I will be pleased to
allow you to use my name if it will be
the means oi doing good to others."
For sale by all dealers. 50 cents per
box. HoBter-Miiburn uo., liunaio, n
Y. solo acents for the TJ. B.
Remember the name Doana and take
no other.
Scald head ia an eczema of the scalp
very severe eomelimeB, but it can be
cured. Uoan's uintmeni, quick and
permanent In Us result. At auydrun
Btore, EOcentB
No one would ever be bothered with
constipation if everyone knew how nat
urally and quickly Burdook Blood
Bittern regulates the stomach and bowels
Cures croup, sore throat, pulmonary
troubles. Monarch over pain ot every
sort. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil.
"A aose in time saveB lives." Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Svrup; nature's
remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary
dieeasee ol every sort.
The Pleasure ot Eating.
Persona suffering frorr. inJIcostloo.
dyapepia cr other stomauh trouble will
find that Kodol IJapepaia Cure digSBts
what ycu eats an.l inuK.es too Btomacn
sweet. This remedy is u LiHvr failing
cure for Indige tion and Dynpepeia and
all complaints affecting the glauHs or
membranes of the stomach or digostiv
tract. When you take Kodol DyspupBiu
Cure everything you eat tastes goou, and
every bit of the nutri nem tint yonr food
icntains is assimilating and upproprial-
id by Ihe blood and tissues. Sol'' by
los'iay & mason, nurKtiart a iie.
Distress After Eating
ludire VV . T' Holland ol Greeni4)"rg,
La., who is wili and favorably kno!,
says: "1 wo jnars ago 1 suffired greut.
fnra indigeticn. Aftor eating, great
distress would inva'iably rosult, hmtinu
fornn Boar jr so BDd my niguts weie
re-tless. 1 concluded to try Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure and it cured mo entirely,
Ndw mv alrop in refreshing and digmtion
oerfect." Sold by t'osh.i & Mimpo
WE INHERIT.
ncruiuil. itlllwuruu Ull ,uo uuuu ui my
little irrandolilld when only 18 montha
old, and apread rapidly ovor her body.
Tho disoaBe next attacked tho oyeo and
we feared she would lose her Blirht. Em
inent physicians were oonBultod, but
could do ii:t.nin(- to :-Bllevo the little in
nooont. Itvi-..T then that we dooldod to
try 3. S. S. Tl:at. imirtiolno atones mada
a speedy und joiip!at2 euro. Kho 1b now
a younK lady, and iihs never had a 0i,-n
of tho diBoasi. to rptn rn.
mit3. ULFi'il UJSltltljK,
Eth Btroot. Sallna, Kan.
forScrojV!:-.. !'. uses and builds
and under the tonic effects of this
to health. The deposit ol tubercular matter in tne
joints and glands is carried off as soon as the blood
is restored to a normal condition, and the sores, erup
tions, and other symptoms of Scrofula disappear.
w . .SUMMONS , .
I thb Cibcdit Court op thb State op
Oxbocw-p m Lids Countv,
t'ej artxen: No. a, Keg. No. 2012.
I D. Miller, flaintlff, vs. O.A.Miller,
Defendant.
To u. A. Milier, the above named de
fend nt:
JN THE SAME OF THE STATE OP
Oregon, you are hereby notified and
required to be und appear in said court in
said suit, and answer the complaint of the
above name,-! ,,,,in,liy 1. . , .
: - iivw- uu e nerein.
?So-?r h 0 018 SMb d"y 0( December,
i,f if nereoy iurtner notified
Hilt It I Oil till! r annar.. I . .
. . v , "rt"7" uu nuawer Bald
hSil?ln,LBlin!,0;a- "quired, for want
. ... iiuiuim wii tase a decree
airainst tnn ti.r ll, .l.-t 7 "v"
aid complain, wlt : " W
bori. .c.:ufrdi.680vin? the
and Mid plaintiff. ""ween you
iuis Biiumions is served upon you bv
publication for six consecutive weeks prio?
n ,h.C a "ld 12,h, 01 December , 1003,
oDu ihte,Df"
u, K tularin circu a ion in said
S.?01. Mx H. M? Palmer,
.hie? 3,
1903 and that The Zo' Tb
efTt H !? -id oX'
L r"" 'w,1,V1' i iuih BUtnuiOiia unon
Cher" ?y &-
hich in i,,'?, 1. "u UQ or ueiore
7 j , . . "HPear and answer the
id complaint in sd suit.
i mmonstei' 'i'-S' Public"n of this
0thmi9(.ln ,-,d neVW8TeHr,lVCt0b!r
Attorney for Phdntiff.
SUMMONS
lNnT0lK00ITr CoDn.T ov i Statu ov
Mflrtlm A . 1 t .
EmerVS n L" J.nlB "Wo and
ToJl!b"3Ki.W the
N lUh JNAME OF THE SPATR nrr
- uregou you nri herebj required to an-
Sf'.' t.ZVL"0? ' "1, the clerk
that if you fail to appear and answer said
complaint as hereby required the pTiLtills
will apnlj to the court lor Ihe relief de
manded in tluir complaint lo-wit
Mirrl,,. a 7 "'"''"riiiff tne plaint ffs,
owners i,, tee of 10 Mo'ZiZ
tiieN9 TJJ. of
"""inncor
, , . i.inti lot uict09 and for
a decree dinictirg the sum. to bo sold on
partition sale and that the Droreeds de
rived from said side be applied '
said'suit0,,', yTent "nd It' 0
ZLTl' .."IA1"1 made there-
A ,' "' "truing COEtS.
bocond, to the pujmtnt of costs and
expenses of obtainmg. the patent t? ?i
lanua tnd sccunug- the title thereto and
IZZ 'if"68 th?re0n' Bcl that thn
overplus, i any thoroho, he divided
Wv, n - P'aln'iffs Martha A.
te.?innd J.?n?.10 Barwe the dc-
paiti. e"adiudBcKp t "OTo
peases ot this suit, ad for such further
decree aa .nay be necesesary and proper
This suumipDs is served y pul Ucaf on
Oregon Zilt fflrM&
t!m BrTrtV i n '""""""on to uo made
tue iiid day of October, 11)03.
WKATHKItpoBD & WyATT,
"Forneys tor f lainliffs.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
lVTOflCE IS HEEEBy GIVEN THAT
f Cordelia bounds", decked, 'the under.
inniriuor or tne aforesaid
hiMi'ii"11 arblie auo" toSa
A1W brd-d"' at tho court house door in
Albany, I.mn county, Oregon, on Hat
urdaj, the 28lh dv ot mJi' . .
f,!lt.1.loclt,R' m' ol siiiti I day all
fir,l,.iii H. Jau lntorear, that the said
Urdc ia Bounds, doceasod had in and to
the fol nwln ,laD.ll,nJ . .
r : "v.,w.UDU Iulll BHtiueio-wit:
Ea tKJu"eAi ft.Dd 6 nd also the
, ,?V ? . ? "umbered 3 all in block
irnbrnty,iOrelgboVlty0fHarri8bnrB'
ay of"ale, B8'' C"8hl in hsnd on lho
tomi bl9 15lh day 01 October, A. D
"T; . , . J. K. Bounds,
Admnmtn.tor of tte satate of Cordelia
J . W HITS EY,
JUloriiey for Administrator.
John Harvey Caldwell Estate.
N0';,!f 'fir,,!1PEIY GIVEN THAT
appointed ulmiri,.tl(or of tbeTlalTo5!
, ,, iJi im nB naying c aims
n.,ied . i .7. . 01 n" notice.
Ibi. 81b day of "&76mbe?-ItSSs: "":'0,''
QBOnOK W. CAl DWELL,
Atlornoy tor estalo .
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
N0,T,!,C.,('1I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 , . , , "v" aiimlniB ralor or'tho
-he Count, dM bDa,C0UtnlhyB' ' ?"0d
IVcemhor, 1903, at the hn, y
o'clock p. m. Bt ICJX cbl 0' one
-aid cunty a, the ti.no and pl?,cfor
t'Srt'i'lZof0 mcS."5
Attorneys.