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Sunday Column.
Fire! Fire! FlrcII-'ire! O don't tft'tpx
ijl tod! the liullrting Js not on tiro, I
Whh only thinking of tho fire resorvod
firMiich lt.'(;py (JhriHtluiis as you are,
Thus hhUI h wlnlMtt-r cm one ouciihIoii
whun trying to keep hU congregation
HWhko. If thero it one thing I hato to
to, it in a jh!Moii sleeping in church.
It in a verv food ' liliiuu. we n.Lii'f.. let1
dltitrv HuTuTrBuijecHsrui nnttnciiri
w:li.iinp, but thfii thin idu& that itny
fhtiloh roit uliouiJ mo fur forgot 'bin or
her i'iity m to utlow a prouohur to go
on ali cll,i(!iiH the quottlotiB;of thduy
and ftVt Ijhvo Lo nitfcntlve ear of every
mumWof t!v(!ongrogtttiou. rtiy dear
Monti how tfi you be a thoughtlm
Hiid adfar nejM;l your dty to allow
your ilinlHterltttorvordH In public
whlthou do 111ar? Do you know
Unit whilo you ore awlwp aometbing
may b auld nbuittthe fellow ucrons tho
' way, Home Kfc Inter. clAirch may
ri'CeivR Hphtr(iiTnder thutuheou'ght
to be n4r tT&i&fftbout theewtouhimu,
wawnit? dootrlUjljvt ban beou forgot
ten for the pant ten year nhi.lt be dug
uj and examined, and be held to the,
ttuze of the" delighted audience; but
more, HUpposBHomo one should go out
or como In, or the ml n inter should get
loHt and b compellod to turn tmide and
Ulk politic fur a Bhort time and eup
poue he ehould Hay something about
your pet oRMal or happen to auy ome
thlng good about the G. O. Party; and
Hhould you contlriuo to tleep, who,
O who! would be able to explain it to
jou? When I remember all that line
IrWi aiil J while many were eleeplug, it
ill me with alarm. Do you know, my
t'rieml, thut wtua you have tbuB loot l
gouirforsrer. Do you reallze,too,what
u daErraua petition you were in? Bup
poiMj fin) chufcli had caught on fire and
you had remained Bleeping, or auppoae
Mime ono liear you had deuired your
would have come to a cloae, what the
imuU In Any of theeo cases would be
we leavu for you to conclude. It ia my
desire to how yeu what ft dangerous
position ijL aleeper is In, in his uncon
bcloua rjijtiou. Many and very Itu
porta,7 aters might be cOtisidered
and v '''Utid mighty deeds be Jouc.
'l'l..l4Ha
t Qt, wr friends, keep at least
m, aau a
one tf
land one ear opeu while iu
church, jfid do not be caught napping,
for I do lmte to see Chriatiai a so un
concerned about the success of their
pastur. F. II. Caldkh.
h FLAlNVli-W JKOT4I.
V- Little Tl onias Morgan, who has been
f sick so long, is convalescing.
I' Tho mother of James Roberts, who
t died near fehudd on the first inst., was
. interred at Hand lildgo cemetery. A
I sermon w as preached by Kev. Gould
"J ut home of James Koberts, where a
Urge nuuuber of fricads were gathered,
pr many of whom followed her to her last
I resting place.
. Many farmers around Plaiuvicw are
. busy ploughing and some are sowing.
1 The G range Hall at Tangent is being
f,: repaired. Interested friends are push-f
ing thu work.
I Miss Bertha Braudon has so suocess-
!' fully taught the Archibald school as to
be employed anothor month.
Mr. John Morgan is running his
V steam chopper for the accommodation
'of himself and neighbors.
f ' Mrs. Milton Morgan is unwell,
though tt'At aj)le to be uround,
Finis.
r A Good Cough Syrup.
TIito in nothing parents should be so
careful about as selecting a cough syrup,
j Ping's Cherry Cough Byrup costs no
f,'rnoi'e than the clieap and inferior os
f trums thrown upoa tho market. The
, I lst is noue too good . 13c suro and get
f Bcgc's Cherry Cougli Syrup, We keep
! I it on hand at all tint's, if. A. Miller,
DruggiHt.
:;, What a Fortune
' Ih a good healthy, pearly skin. Few
are aware of the lihort time it takew for
disordered liver to cause blotches on
the face, and a dark greasy skin. One
t bottle of Be$;'s Ulood Purifier mid
..Fiioosl Maker will restore this orgn to
itt, natural and henlihy htati', and
'.Irunsc tin; blood of all impuritit's, It
i meeting with wonderful sueewM.
funrimtee every bottle. M. A.
Millei, Di ngiliiit.
t ;nil f TliiinliN.
Tiironj.ih the columns of 'J'nrc 1;
j'KiifS w winli to thank tho kind
fi'leadsnnd neighbors who so cheer
'. fully und willingly aided and HHHihtcd
iih during tho long continued Mucus of
pilule Ida." "Wc are truly grateful fur
tliu many rVvorn received.
. A n Mi:s, J. W. Cr.::
a trip ( AsioniA.
Lflt Tuesday w!ek"in company with
Chas. I). Mori tar ue, we '.loft here for.
Portland, v, here, westayed until Thar
day morning and took the boat for
Antorla. Vfle in Portland Charlie
innde twjfohtiseii of real tate, ono
o ten aero ct and the other seven
Ms. We 15 ft Portland at six o'clock
A. m. and readied Astoria at five 1: m.,
giving us a daylight run down the Co-
lumllft, which wan grand. "'The steam
er wdv'" "iai woppouaiau uieuocK-
along the vid even at some places
where there were no docks. There
was much fine scenery which we would
delight to desoribe, but space forbids
Among somojwore tho water flumes
hat were along tho river, and then tho
lumber and finning business The boat
stopped at a cannery at Eureka, Wash
ington, and took on one thousand cas
es of canned salmon. Wc were there
about an hour, during which tlmo wo
were looking into tho cunning buni
nesa. ,- We would not forget some of our new
acquaintances .whom we met on the
boat. Going into tho city of Astoria at
dark Jut as it was being lighted up by
ellctric lights was nice, but we could
not see much, The next day was spent
in walking over the clty.cilmbing hills
and sliding down the other side on the
bosom of our new pants, and ta king
to reul estate agents. Astoria is pleos
autly situated on the bank of the Co
lumbia river. It has now about G000
inhabitants, but property is higher
than it should be with three times that
many people thero. At 8 o'clock that
evening we took the stealer for Port
land mid didn't know anything until
the next morning, when the porter
rapped at our door and yelled, soven
oclock. On inquiry we found we had
been in Portland over an hour. We
then strolled about the city until four
o'clock when we took the traiu for
Jrtibanon.
Mr. E. P. LveJoy, a large dealer in
general merchandise at Wabuska, Ne
vada, says: "I have tried St. Patrick's
rills and can truthfully ssy they are
the beet I have ever taken or known
used." As a pleasant physio or for dis
orders of the liver they will always give
perfect satisfaction For sale by M. A.
Miller.
HAPry HOME DISTKICT.
Wc are in sad need of a new school
houso. '
W. H. II. Cumminghs is having
some grubbing duueou his new spring
farm.
Mr. J. W. Gee assisted Enoch By lves
vester iu butchering hogs this week.
Jake Fitzwater is hauling lumber.
The oldest lady in our district is
Grandma Duncan, who is quite feeble.
Once again the venerable form of
Father Vinson is seen in our midst.
Iat Saturday and Sunday Mr And
Mrs. C. Bcott were the guests Mr
and Mrs.E. Sylvester.
Monday the smiling face of Mrs. J.
W. Gee was a welcome sight at Moun
tain View.
Eugene S.Western.famillarly kuewn
as Uncle Tip (the children's friend) is
quite poorly at spring farm.
There is to be seen at the residence of
F. Winkler a specimen, of beantiful
white moss tinged with bronze, and in
Its natural state.
School is progressing nicely under
the management of Miss Iioss. Only
two weeks until the close of the term.
' The pride of the household, little
Tommy Sylvester.
The Boas boy of the district, Baby
Hubert Winkler.
We are glad to learn that J. 8. Cald
well, who has been sick all summer, is
slowly recovering. '
The sweetest voice heard in song for
a long time is thirt of Mrs F. Price.
Trained under a' muster hand, it wnuld
brlngwealth and fume to its possessor.
Q BEEN WCXjIi'S FINE AKT STUDIO
Js the place where you can get any
style or kind of picture that you may
wish. Old pictures copied and enlarg
to uny nii1, colored in oil, water colors
orJndia Ink, crayons and pontic per
il u:t madi to order. No pictures Kent
away; all woik done at my studio.
Prices the lowent. Call and examine
apf cliuem All work guaranteed.
Soliciting a hhare of your patronage,
I aniWtwctfullv yourn,
W..H.GK'Eli:MWOOD,
Cor. 1M and Ferry hi., Albauy.O'egon.
Call hi and see Miller's ' display, of
holiday goods hefuro you buy.
tioo Montagues magnificent NEW
stock of Jiuckinghaiu & Uecht's boots
und chine mnnufacted eiprebsly ior
h!:a.
OLYMPIA 8.' MURRAY, M. D.,
emale Hpccialist. lias practiced on
the Paolflo Coast fr the east twenty
Arc years, A life time devoted to the
study of fomale troubles, their rsuves
and cures, I have t ousands of test!
monials of permanent cures from the
best peoplo on this coast. A positive
guarantee tq permanently cure any case
of female weakness, no matter how
long standing or what the stago may
be. Charges reasonable and within
the reach of all. For hencSt of the
very poor of my sox who aro suffering
from any of tho great muliilude of ail
ments that follow iu the traii of that
terrible disease known as female weak
ness, and who are not ablo io pay for
treatment, I will treat free of charge.
Consultation by mail, free, All corres
pondence strictly confidential. Medi
cines packed, boxed and sent ty ex
press with charges pre-pal 1 for
"home" treatment, with specific direc
tions for use. If you areuffcrlng from
any female trouble, periedlcally or con
stantly, Address,
Oiraru S. Mcrkay, M. D., ,
EastPortland, Oregon
A moment of your time, reader, may
perhaps be profitably devoted to the
following:
Those who tako an agency from a
reliable, enterprising house, learn their
business and stick to it' "get on" in
the world. People who have any Idea
of engaging in any canvassing business
will do well to write George IKtinson &
Co.,Portland, Maine the great art and
general publishers. They ofler the
most exceptionable advantages to those
who aro sufficiently enterprising to be
wilting t make a push in order to bet
ter their condition. It costs nothing
to try. Wet.en make successful can
vassers, as well as men. Full particu
lars will be sent to those who address
the firm; their full address is given
above.
The Celebrated Frepch Sure,
"Aphroditine" ttu;z
U Sols ox a.
poeiTivi
GUARANTEE
la our tt
form efutrvoMf
lteM4, or uf
duortifr cf tk
BEFORE Lint from tl.e AFTER
rxi'mitiinnf stiuniUtiu. Tnhuiw rypioln.
rllirnh )oUifiil tnrtliicrtnmi, over hidulf
S'C, A.C.. Mirh m m 1 Brnln power, Wkelul
utm, -rM dnwta rHiulin tlie Mi.'k. Seuiliml
enkMcm, Ifjeriii.KrTH Prrmtmtltm Kocturu
II Km Union . liirorrlnrt, MrneM. Wrk Miii
rr. Imr Tuwer ii1 ImiMMrnCr. whlfli If n-
f leete o!in IniJ la tin-irnuH-alfi mi Idmh.
if. rrli-ell.OJ box. twx fr .U licut bj
ftmll on rooefrit nt prtre.
A WKIt'f KMOUARAKTOKIoteTrryJfi.OO
rilCT. to refund the Mwr If rermnHviit
nr in net effiprtM. THniinl oi U(Iioh1:
(rm nld nit jronTi(r.4l hoth eoa, rHTUiu(iitr
twre4 hy Arnnnnm. rirrHlwr r. tAArnit
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
wsctmk rnAScn.
VOX 27 MRTLAKD, OR
Sold by M. A.Miller,
Hole Aifentfor Lebanon, Or.
If YOU WISH A COOD RKVOLVEK
ll?tiE SMITH & WESSON'S
Finest email f.
mnufootured
end the Ant oirotveof ell
exports. Ia celtbrea tu.
m iuid U-IUUl Blnile or
fiMrlee eud Tarxut modeli.
eet eeelllT eraahf
fur workmeiuhiD sua itock. Urui.fciftd for
Anlali. dai'M.biiltT eud aonnriier. Do
not be dvoolred by divan nmiuMbU iron imitation
oftun eold fur the geuufne erUcla. Tlx? we unre-'
Untile nai dangerout. The Surra Jt Wimoi 11b
TvLviKe are euuiiued upon (bo berreU with Sim'
name, a4dr auu detea of petente, and ere (ear
cuteed perfeot. liuilut upon havlnn them, end It
yuux d.for oannot auppljr jou, en order teut w ed
drean bolow wlU reoulre prompt attention. Deiorly
tlv oetAkvue and prion upon application.
tUllTU ii WEHMON.
HyriBgSctd, Kaee.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Cnitod States Laud Oflif. )
' Orpon City, Orecon, Nov. 8, 1889.)
NOTICE 1b hereby given that iu compliuDoo
with the provMoim of the act of Congress ot
June 8, 1H78. entitled "An act for the sale of tim
ber landa In tho 8UUe of California, Oregon
Nevada ttnd Washlnifton Territory,"
DUNCAN" 8HAW, '
of Seattle, county of King, territory of Washing,
ton, bus this day tiled in thin off.ee hU uworu
statement No. IMS, for the purchase of the S. W.
14 of Section No. 4, in Township Jo. 13 South,
Range No. 2 Kaat, and will offer proof to dhow
that the land sought le more valuable for. Its tim
ber or Horn than for iicrlonltural pm poss, and to
establish bit claim to ald land before tho Kegieter
and Rocclrcrof this olftcc, at Oregon City, Or.,
on rrlday, the Hth dny of March, 1830.
He nuiues as witnesses (i. M. Smart, A, Kuseell,
Wm, McAdant and J. Btoddavt, all of Seattle, KiDg
cxmuty, W. T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ahovc-dcucrlbed lands are. retiucstud to file their
Claims in .this office on or before suid Hth day
f JIiue.li, 1830.
J. T. App!kok5 Kegltter.
NOTICE FOR PVBLICATIOX.
LatidOlfic at Oregon ("it v, Oregon,
l)ecciBbci'2, IWtJ.
Motlee is horebyriven that the following-viumcd
AN isutler luw flle.-t notice tiftiinliiiimtiontomafco
final prtHifln supwri of his .elaii?!', and .tiiat said
Motif wlllliu niHilo I'i-ioro i lie iMemty Ju'1k. or In
l4 Hh.-cncc bvlbre the county clerk of i.inn coun
ty, at Alkuiy, Oregon, on Thurilay. Januarj' 16.
1S!, vi: 'Itobert A. Cooper, honcsteud tHitiy' '.
6B10, for the uw f i of hcc. ), TnriU 1 W.
lie naiin". the Kl! minr u'ittuiie.i to prove his
oonlimiou" resldenee upon and euUivatioinif said
hind, vis: M. tllokniaii, M. Hilmui, O. Saltmnr.h
ami M.Jiiaic.'.nU of i.ehatu)ii.litmi countyiircgon,
J, T. AlTEuiOS, Ucficter.
' . "'THE
p Wty ' '-y
Livery, Feed and
Good ' i '
r Horses, y-fr
1 ',
Double and ' r: v-
Single Tcara.i
' - 4JSPs"
First-class Turnouts for Commercial
satisfaction guaranteed. Givo us a call.
Kirkendall
Has opened for the Fall and
menu man ever oeiore, ana invites ine dpeciaiaiiun
tion of the people of Albany and surround
ing country to his m am moth ( '...
Fall and Winter
Consisting of
DRY GOODS ASD JOTlOXS, '
BOOTS AlfD SIIOE3, .
GROCERIES,
CARPETS 6F ALL KIXDS, ,
OIL CLOTHS AND
LKNOLIUMS,
WINDOW SHADES,
' TORTIERS,
CLOAKS AND JACKETS,
, UNDERWEAR,
KNITLOVES,
TW.E LINENS,
FJNE HOSIERY,
V A KNITTING YARNS,
- lv ZEPHYRS, SAXONIES,
;v,., ' FINE AND
COMMON UMBRELLAS
In fact a complete assortment
entire building, including basement, first and second stories,
is crowded fall of new goods, bought direct from importers
and manufacturers for tho present fall and winter trade,
which affords a stock of new and fresh designs large enough
to supply any want, and which will be sId as low as first
class full weight goods can be nought anywhere in Oregon.
Specialties in Ladies
Also in Ladies,' Misses'
The public is respectfully invited to call -and inspect our
magnificently stocked display rooms.
1889.
NEW STORE and
We have a complete line of ladies' and gents' Rubber Goods,
Rubber Coats, Raglans, Circulars, Nowmarkets.and Silk and
Gingham Umbrellas. Prices to suit tho trade. Rubber Roots,
Sandals and Men's Rubber Overalls. We sell M. I). Wells &
Co's. celebrated custom made Boots and Shoes,and carry the
latest styles. These goods are purchased direct from the
manufacturers in Chicago Agents for the celebrated Ludlow
shoes, in women's, misses' and children's goeds.
GOOD VALUE and SQUARE DEALING!
We invite your patronage.
Barrows & Searles,
. ALBANY, OREFON.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
1.ASD Office at Oregon Cltv. OrcKun, 1
October 26, 18S.
N'oHcp U ln.Tcl'V (flvfn tliHt tin' toUou'Snir-uaaiP'l
hitler iiiw Wert noticeof his intention to mnkrt
final proof in civjiniit of W ttluioi, nnd that soirt
proof wiil be maid bel'oic the contitv tudue. or in
nil nbwiic bciore t)i county clerk ot i.um coun
tv, ut All iv, Oregon, on Tucsnlitv, .cc. 17,
Viz. Curl Ri';ntuU't, homcKtCJid entry 6:;Vb. tor t!i
iie'4 of n)i. swVrf iic, nt', ot n ot .',
of well, fp IS n oi rl o.
He names thf following witnewes to prove !i:s
contiimoiw res.clcncc iin nd cultivation ot mid
land. vi:. S U'wln, T Lewi M V t tjln. ai 'I It
Webber, all of Sweet Home, I.iim t'ountv.irtrejroii.
J. T. AI'JTlON, RiVur
NOTICi: TOR rriiLK'ATlON.
Lasb Oiticr at Objsww Crrv, Crimon, )
. October :S. 1W!.
J('T1CK 5k horttiy piven that the foHowmr-iiauf.
J-N cd feitlcr in" tiled notice ot bi uueiitwn to
make iir.nl vi-oofin i.m.jiort of htseliuci. mi'1 ibst
said prool will be .imw!e belove (be wuntv jtidjrc j
or in bis nbyen.ee before tbe coutitv clerk of I.um
county, iu Albany. Orejtwo, on i rubij-, Dec. 1",
Tii:'Thouia Todd, bome.tend entry it r
the nejj'ofwe, 'ji). ( 2 K.utli. C! .1 mt. .
,ll(riiuiie the lollovii))? wituwMr'M to proo Yv
contiutiiiin r"id!.'iiie upjii and cnl'.vntlun ot ,sl I
lund. v.iz: W II Mel'hermu, It U I'urrcH. ,1 K Wirt
aad UlUiu'.lisr, nil of tbnnon. l.mfi cowntv. ore. .
: .1. T. Al'I'KIISDN', K.r:0'I:;TKi.
Travelers. Pri
& west
Lebanon,
Winter tnde a L . " a'ssct. i
LACE CURTAINS,
of general merchandise; Hit
Fine Dress Goods and
and Childrens' Shoes.
FRESH GOODS!
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Orcson City, Orogon,
Beuteuiber 'it. tw,
NOTICE IS HEHKBY IY.N TIIA V I 111; d .
louijf named sotiler linn Died uotico of Jtiij
ititen.ion to niiike linnl proof la supjioit of )m
vh.ua, nnd tbut wild r.root will be ihiuIk before tl,e
coumy jndjte or m Ins Hbwnce Hie eoiuitv clerk of
I.um eoitmv.. a: Albany. Oregon, en 'Jlomiay,
Nov. H, is-9, viz: Wm. Hradsbaw, homestead eh
tr i Km. U.'J, :ot llie e'.'a ot t. uUca M, ip Vi 11
WeKl. ' ,
Ue names the Jollowmit wi'iiewen fo prove l,'.i
coiirumal leMdeneeiipoii nnd craiivuiiou of Kid
land, viz: .1 ! ..MbmuIm. i! i .MuWitiin. ii F Newlimrt
ami ; i .Ni;wia;id, all ot C'fiivtordsvi'.U . i ir a
ooutitv. Oi'tsruj). ,J. 'p. Al'l'KHciON" Vn"l ir-
li ; .ill! v . ,, H V ' V Is fKC4MH III M KHir.fi
plui.iup t Una
shown the Km.iil tnti of ihi l Ia.
ho foHoWliig cat Srlve th nMmmuce of u iv'uctt (
ftVut the flftiiMli part oUtt"l)u)k. It i r irrnirf. double f oteia
cope,ft Urpens lRBfttvtoii.TV Wa will a if a Kiimvvun ;io,vyau
enu n4k tn.tTt K-S toft MM -Inv ut Uimt, ft.-m tint xiMr?
Stock!
1 i 'lr rV' "' I nil to inirvJuraoor
(Lt i! I. tupoJWiro.Hh. W will .fl.iKJ'KB
h'J: tht'ih i- I tOOSBJ'Jtli.ON ill a:ll iwiOity.
Sat A 1L VV ! 3f1,v', M1y Hi .write
fua'i V I 't.iw.'.i&s to tia at otueryii indltu si.rw ut
I IJYCV 'f iw,' " te our fi .,. to
KOJM.