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A MAN ABOUT TOWN.
Wednesday a street fakir who carried
hit occupation in his face took eut a license
and opened hi valise of two cent jewelry on
the corner of First and Broadalbin street.
He sold several cuff buttons for 25c, 50c
and iouc and immediately made the pur
chasers a present of twice the amount which
they paid. Then he offered chain foi $1 a
piece and sales were electric. Our christian
citizen thought they could bilk the poor,
lone fellow by paying a dollar and getting
back twx as he said he had five ctacs,and
they thought he would keep giving them
money for nothing. When sale became
slow he made each purchaser a present of a
gold watch, made out of brass and pa per, on
receipt of an additional dollar, and just as
the noon train whistled put all of the money.
ust $a3 in hi pocket and drove awav,
leaving a crowd of sheepish looking men
behind, The M. A. T. has observed that
some people will never learn by experience,
that you cannot beat a man at his own
Sme, that street fakirs do not travel for
rir health, and would like to warn peeple
for the hundredth time that there is money
made bv leaving such fellows alone ; yet it
serves men who try to beat them right if
they get left.
O
Albany people catch cold as much as
manv other people. It is now fullv estab
lished that all people catch cold who live
in doors. Writers in the Sdemtijic Amserkam
Erove conclusivelv that catching colds can
e s voided bv living and sleeping out doors
in all kinds of weather. Though a big sav
lag the M. A. T. prefer to decline. The
great fault in reference to colds is the uai
vernal carelessness in passing from warm
rooms Into the open air, or the reverse.
Quit it.
O
Trout may now be caught with impunity
and a fish hook. The law goes into effect
to-day. Those caught out of season, as
many have been in Albany, had as delicious
a taste as the legitimate ones.
O
The time is approaching when street
fakirs will put in an apoea ranee and apply
for a city license with which to swindle the
Eod people of this city and vicinity. Right
re the If. A. T. protests against the prac
tice of granting licenses for such purposes.
The pretext that it is for selling soap or
something of the kind, is no excuse for it.
It only takes a medium sized bump of hu
man nature to pick out a street iakir, and
when he makes his call with his box of
soap there should be a spirited NO ready.
Down on frauds generally. P. . No. I
has been here,
Last week the M. A: T. mentioned the
fact that several third-class shows would be
in Albanv within a few days. He now ad
mits that lie spoke hastily. He should have
said fifth-class, if not less ; yet there were
some good actors among the number.
O
The amount of money Phrenologist
M r : is cleared in Albany is now figured
out at $x Now that the Professor has
retired he is generally set down as a medio
cre phrenologist, with a big bump of ac
quisitiveness. O
According to the M A. Ts Astronomic
al chart the heavens now are about in their
glory. At 8 o'clock in the evening Venus
may be seen near the horizon in the west,
the queen of planets ; Jupiter just ri-.in 4 in
the East, the king of planets ; Saturn to
wards the south, not many degrees from
the Zenith, and near the Twins, Castor and
Pollux. The brightest star in the south,
wending westward, is Sinus, which forms a
triangle with Betelguese, near Orion, and
Procyon, farther north, all of the first mag
nitude. The Pleiades is in the south, well
up, "glistening like a storm of fire flies,"
according to Tennyson. High up is Capella
and north of the Pleiades Is the reddest of
stars Aide! a ran.
UTTRDKR AT HARR19fUTKG.
Three or four weeks ago Schuyler Ford,
of Ilarrisburg, a young man about twenty
one years of age, disappeared At the time
he was just getting ready to open a saloon
In Coburg, having purchased a lot and put
up a building for the purpose. When seen
the last time in Ilarrisburg he had on his
person about $7ca in money and checks on
Albany bank. After his disappearance an
overcoat and pistol belonging to him, were
found in the Harrisburg Hotel. Foul work
began to be feared, and friends of the young
man began to make Inquiries. Sunday
morning hi body was discovered lying
against a log near the bank, in the Wlllnm
ette, between two and three miles below
Harrisburg, somewhat decomposed ; but
not so bndl v that the body was not easily
f w tf
identified. The head was crushed on one of
the temples and the lower jaw broken, In
dicating that the young man hod been killed
by some instrument, perhaps an ax. The
money and checks were gone ; his watch
remained in the pocket, the hands pointing
ts b o'clock, the chain was gone. The deed
to the Coburg property and several letters
were found in the pockets. The case was
given te a Coroner's jury, which are now
making investigations before repotting.
There is no doubt that a foul murder was
committed for Ford's monev, and the cac
should be thoroughly investigated. A liberal
reward will probably be offered by the citi
zens of Harrisburg, and to their purse the
counts- should add a liberal amount. Die
mystery of the murder, If one has occurrred,
should be ferreted out,
l.i-'- Monday the body of Ford was taken
through this city to Corvallis for interment .
The deceased was a step-son of Mr Peter H
Wigle. of Harrisbarg precinct, and was well
known in that part of the county.
"Little lirowa Jag."
This well known and popular play will
be presented at the Opera House to-morrow
(Saturday) evening, under the auspices of
the I. O. G. T. of this city. Following is
the cast ef characters :
John Nutter, shoemaker .J J Dorris
Will, his son LC Knoell
Ned Hartshorn, apprentice Harry Da v
Hen Douglas, spendthrift Lake Dorris
Jarius Jordan, Yankee specula
tor, Jas Tomlinson
Mrs. Nutter Mi-. Bet tie Johnson
Mary, her daughter Miss Mattle Shields
Sally Peasly, Yankee Help,. ..May Rldeout
The entertainment will close with a laugh
able farce entitled "Too Greedy by Half."
Our citizens, always liberal to support home
talent, should, attend this entertainment in
a body. Admission 25 cents. Reserved
seats, at Langdon's, 35 cents. Good music
will be furnished for the occasion, and all
who go will spend an evening in a profitable
manner.
RRAL ROTATE
Following were the recorded sales In
Linn county during the past week :
Andrew Grass to Rnoch Thompson,
2 lots In North Hrownsvllle. .$ 80
Mary A Thompson to R N Thomp
son, about lets In N. Browns
ville 600
E J Lanning to Rob't Johns, part of
one block in Hackteman s addi
tion to Albanv JCJ
K (Has toG W P'uglM lots In Lw
tordsvitle 60
J C Barker to George W Pugh, 160
acres in tp 14 8 K 2 w 1000
R Glass toG W Pugh, 3 lots In Craw-
fords vllle 45
Noah Shanks to G W Pugh, 1 lot In
Crawfordsville 15
R Glass to George W Pugh, 1 lot in
Crawfordsville 15
0 P Abrams to George W I'ugh.one
lot in Crawfordsville . .. II 3.50
E E Pierce to Ashby Pearce, 2 lots
in IPs Mid A. to Albany 1000
R Koehler, Trustee to E J Lanning,
Eart of block In H's and A., AT
anv V7S
Nelson D Conn and wife to Ella Conn,
too acres in tp 1 1 S R 3 w 1
W B Donaca to Lebanon Lodge 44,
A F & A M, 70,45 ttci 35O
1 ' R Cheadle to D B Montelth, lot 2,
blocks, Albany Boco
Lcander Stites to B W Cundlff, 3 .87
acres just west of Albany, near
limits 4OO
V S to Win Ray, 30 acres In tp 11
S R 1 w patent
Four Legged Items.
Albany should have a horse show.
s
Mr Riewartsen's dray horse noted for his
chronic rp and down stiff kneed kick, has
been laid by for recuperation if not for re
tirement. $5.00 a head is about the average price
for mi l ion sheep 'n this county.
6 and 7 cents will be the prl -e of shearing
in Eastern Oregon. A fast man will shear
100 sheep in a day.
Helena, Mon., people eat beet shipped
from Chicago I - '
Horses stand cold weather twice as well
as cattle and cattle twice as well as sheep.
Sheep have to be inspected before being
placed on the cars under the new taw.
Notwithstanding the large number of
horse shipped from Llan county there ara
plenty lef. Xdie number raised In the
county is large, much larger than ship
ments.
In Chicago hogs area cent a pound high
er than a year ago.
EslerUlsssest a' Oskvile.
Last (Thursday) evening the play En
listed for the War" was ;o be presented at
the Willamet.e Church at Oal.ville for the
benefit of the W. C T. U. w!lh the follow
ing cast of cttaracters :
('t'RRRNT KVKNTH
Keep a Stiff Upper Up.
Hunt in; Coal.
The Democrat office acknowledges a
call on Monday from Coi Frank J. Parker,
editor of the Walla Walla Statesman, who
accompanied by Dr. Oglesoy and C S Mill
er, of Fossil, had been prospecting for coal
in the Coast Range. They found good in
dications but nothing definite, not making
a complete search, as they were anxious to
return home before Parker's pass became
outlawed by the action of the interstate
commerce law, which goes into effect in a
few days.
Albany is gradually becoming the stop
ping point of the Central Willamette Valley.
Speculators in wheat, oats, etc., are making
their headquarters here. Eastern manu
facturers have their eyes on our city. They
have heard of our magnificent water power
Various rumors .a re afloat ; but rumors often
do more hurt than good before they assume
tangible form. There is too much of a
habit among Pacific Coast people to make
mountain-, out of molehills iust from unre
liable rumors. This is true particularly
with the press. Certainly no city in the
Valley has half the bright prospects of Al
bany for rapid growth. We need to hold
our horses though and not run into the
fence the way many booming towns do,
Hhaar A Ixmsway.
Mr. T. A. Shane, who has been in busi
ness here during the last year, and Prof. L.
V. Lonsway, Principal of the public schools,
have formed a partnership, and will greatly
enlarge and add to the present business. A
millinery department, under an experienced
milliner, will be a feature, and also a line of
Wannemaker's clothing, they having the
agency here. They propose keeping a
splendid stock of fine dress goods and mak
ing a specialty of that line. A reliable firm,
the public should call on them and see their
new goods, which will be arriving constant
Robert Trueworth
Wilder Rowell....
Hosea links
IliVam jink.;, his son .
..J. Y. McCune
...I. Fred Yates
. ... Win, Barton
..C. C Stockton
Crimp, colored .Thos, Currie
General Grant 8. Mrllrre
Lieut. Coi. Bo W. D. Smith
Garlle Glfforti Una ILnnford
M is T. uewo.-;h Louella Stocklo 1
Mattie Truewch Annie McCorro ck
Ilnrglary at t'orvallU.
Mail Routes Changed.
According to the despatches the mall
route from Albany to Lebanon, on April
10th will be curtailed, Albany to be omi.ted
and to begin at Spicer. Houte from Halsey
curtailed by ending at Brownsville. Route
from Turner to Mehama leaves out Tui ner
and begins at Aumsville. These changes
are made on account of mail service being
established on the Narrow Gauge R. R.
The change puts Lebanon farther off than
Seattle from Albanv.
Last Wednesday a thief entered Dr
Winter's room at the Vincent House and
took $100. a razor and some other articles.
and Hodge's gun store and :00k about $$
worth of revolvers. On account of pawn
ing the razor and subsequently redeeming
it he was identified, but escaped and came
to Albany, where he was arrested about
noon by Marshal Wetfalt, and identified
bv Dr. Winter. He gave his name as
Meredith. He certainly was a reckless
burglar.
New To-day.
We are showing a beautiful line of lace
curtains, in pairs, and by the yard, plain and
printed scrim, in designs entirely new to
SJ w r
this market and invite those desiring goods
in these or other lines to g'.re us a call.
MoVTBITH & Sr IT ESS At 11.
The residence of Dr Cuslck, of Sale m
brother of Banker Cuslck, of Albany, was
entered by burglars on Thursday morning
of last week . The Doctor fired three times
at one of them. They were thought to be
Celetlals.
Gov Gibbs' body will be brought to 'Ore
gon at an expense of $1500. Some of our
e.-.changc have made It a costly affair by
adding another o.
At a mccdn of the Ixmrd of Trustees of
the Corvallis Agricultural College held ie-
enfly the resolution which authorised the
deeding of the farm to the State was re
scinded. Corvallis people are vrv Indignant
ami the papers talk hot lead. The Chronicle
cults it a contemptable action and hints ilia,
the Incentive is the prospect of fiiux) per
annum from the government.
Geese are reported quite numerous In the
country.
Salem's Annual Stallion show toek place
att Saturday, a large number of horses be
it exhibited. Amomr the number was
Millard Si Klkln's Cleveland Uav. of this
Ity. The Dkmockat has often advocated
such a show here ; but our horse men have
not yet awakened to the Importance of the
movement.
In the great ocean sea voyaire race across
he Atlantic het ween the Coronet and the
)auntlr, the former won.maklitif the voy
age In about fifteen days. The Coronet wrs
buMt on a new plan, and It was partly to
est the superiority of the new and old stvle
that the race was arranged.
rhe Baker City Willis Skiff mvsterv ha
beep one of the most perplexing ones in the
n.o-y 01 me mate. The following from
an exchange makes it more mvitrrtuu.
than ever : The mystery of the disappear
ance of Willis Skiff, which caused such a
sensation last summer, has been cleared up.
j uetecuve set nimseii to clear It up and l
said to have traced the missing man to Can
ada. In the evidence on the trial of three
men suspected to have murdered him a
idtiht watchman in the employ of the O. R.
& N. testified to seeing a man answering his
dKcrlption warming himself at night bv a
sage bush fire, and it Is supposed now the
man wa Willi Hkiil.
In view of the present lively Interest in
Kusoia the readers of t lie April number of
irer'j Stagazitw will enjoy the attrac
tive article by Ralph Meeker skctche a
Uit made to the most unfamiliar province
in that anomalous realm during the excite
ment of the late war between Russia and
Turkey. He claims that "no country havlmr
railroad and telegraphs is so little known as
Kula. l very type of epilation and evei v
grade of barbarism are found within Its
tioundaries." The 111: ration are bv the
author's fellow traveller, F. D. Millet, and
ai j capitally done. The conclusion of the
atUcle will appear in the May number.
Just at this time cottuce for rent would
pay well on the investment.
A few weeks ago the Drmocrat nub-
I'shed an account of the disappearance of a
M.s. Can ley from her home in Benton
county. According to : exchange Mr
C. left home to go to her parents and hod
reason for leaving, it being charged that
Iter husband was a hard drinker and an
opium smoker.
Several new business houses In Albany
are rumored.
The Portland city directory tor 1887 nuts
the population of that city at 37,5c x
Notwithstanding the small amount raised
by the Vancouver firemen this years tourna
ment according to President Wosiey b
bound to be a success. Here is what he
say "The Association bocs In this time
In better financial trim than at any time
since its organization. We have $446 on
hand ; Astoria firemen will raise $250 be
tween now and the date of the tournament ;
$io Is promised from Eugene, ftco from
Walla Walla, fsMJrom Lebanon, $ioo from
Mc Mi
see ;hat thfllueea citv of the Sound will
se-nd ioo ; Oregon City will contribute
$75 ; Eugene as much more i Albany and
Salem $150 apiece. Here is $wfoJ. and If
Vancouver contributes $400, which, doubt
teas, it will, we'll go there with $1,000 hung
up to compete tor."
It is reported that Hyman A beam has
been appointed Collector of Customs at
Portland and E J Jeffrey, U S Marshal for
Oregon. Benjamin Burch ha been ap
pointed Receiver of Public Moneys at Ore
goo City.
Goldenson, the S. V. murderer, was found
-A Militia Coinvauy.
An effort U being made in this city to or
ganize a Militia Company under our State
laws. The signitures of a sufficient number
are being obtained ; but how the State au
thorities will view the matter is a matter for
speculation. As a Scoo prize drill will be
given at the State fair there is quite an in
centive to secure such a company at the
present time. One would be an ornament
to Albany and an evidence of the enterprise
of our young men .
Mr. Julius Gradwohl has just removed
his large stock of crockery ware, hardware,
etc , to the store formerly occupied by Mr.
ohn Briggs, which has been fitted up par
ticularly for his use. He has a well select
ed stock of goods, runs the only exclusive
crockery store in the city and should re
ceive a targe patranage. ual at his new
quarters and see how things look.
ra
wul find our stock of carpets, oil cloth,
matting and window blinds full and attrac
tire, all that is new in patterns and styles
can be found in our assortment, to see Is to
believe.
MOKTEITII & SEITEHBACH.
K away.
Last Saturday forenoon Mr. Jas. Elkins
accompanied by his mother in-law Mrs,
Fisher, who is over 85 years of age, was
driving along Ferry Street, when his team
ran away, throwing both accupants out near
t he residence of C. H. Stewart. Mrs. Fisher
was slightly injured ; but is doing remark
n . a a
amy wen ior one 01 sucn advanced years
The team aud wagon were saved.
Fell from a Porch.
iasi oaooain auernoon tne tnree year
old daughter of Postmaster Rufus Thomp
son fell from the second story porch of the
residence of Dr.R.C. Hill, on Fourth street
and striking on a fence, bounded to the side
walk below. The injuries received
quite severe but not dangerous. No
were broken. The little girl is now
well.
were
bones
doing
Henry Ward Beeeher.
fhia (r rulay) evening Rev, H. V. Rom
inger will delnver a lecture at the Congrega
tional Church, on "Henrv War'
PhMi. Hale.
On Saturday, April 16th, at my residence
3 miles east of Tangent, I will sell at public
auction the following : 6 head of good
heavy work horses, brood mares, 2 fresh
milk cows, 3 two-year olds, 3 yearlings.
graded thne-year aid bull, 21 head of stock
hogs. Terms Cash or eight months cre it
witltout interest.
John Long.
Wmr Male.
One hundred and twenty acres of the best
quality of improved wheat land, all fenced
nto four fields, good house, hard finish,
good outhouses, excellent fruits of all kinds.
Situated 3 miles west of Lebanon and one
and a quarter miles south of the junction of
the Narrow Guage R. R., with the Lebanon
branch of the O. Si C. R. R. Inquire at
this office.
fnumSA.lt AND HOPIAli,
Mr. John Hoffmsa went to the By Tues
day. Gsn. Waggoner, Jr. ef CorrAllis pal in the
eity Tueeday.
W R Psrksr and John 8h-s, of Solo, are
soh reported vsry Ifok.
Prof ft 11 Smith has returned to
He left Saunders here.
Oliver Hyde, of Harrisburg, lett 00 Mon
day fur Eastern Oregon.
Hon, Binuer Herman passed through Al
bany Monday on his way to Itosebuig.
Vioe President II ag, of the 0. P. U et
Pctd here to-day, by wsy ef ths O A '
Ist Saturday Joe Webber, Jr., returned
to i'orlUod after a sojourn here of several
days.
Jeff Meyers aud A robin Johnson, of Soio
were in Albany the first of the wak mi btisi-
Mr T A Hbsne, of SUtoH d L msway, left
for Portland Wednesday to nil to their
took of goods.
Mr V Knoell, of The Dalles, hst been in
Albany this week visiting bis broth it, L C
Knoell.
Mr James Oarothers, ot Shedd, who has
been vtiiting in Illinois for several weeks re
turned to his heme last Tuesday.
Mr Jobn Rogers, who has been confined to
nis bonis for some time, is a-in
street, a faet over which his nieuy
rejoio.
Mr O vV Vaughn, of Ltoeooaaty.who has
Iwen in the eity several days, returned home
Wednesday, aeoompanied by his daughter.
The DKMOt aaT acknowledges a call from Mr
Vaughn.
Mr William Oaliaway and family, recent
ly ef the Palnee country have been in the
city. They intend locating in Western Ore
g , Mr O. is a brother of Mr Martin Payne,
of this city.
Mr Bateee. of Ohio, was in tbeoity Satur
day. He r presents seyeral families front
Ohio, and is pleased with oar ooaoty. Win!
here he remarked that h liked AH. any !.
tor than any pise be ksd bevi id since leav
ing the East.
George McK night has returned from San
Kraocie-o. While there be saw the famous
Harry Wilkee trot in 'ill The horse last
'ear bad the beet reeord of A mart am nurses
or the year's races.
Oa Thursday tanrniog of next week Mr
George L Walker and Mtss Utie Wakefield,
of Portland, will be married at tbn home of
the bride'e psrenta. Several relative of Mite
W. will attend from this eity.
M1S4 Paulina May, the popt Ur daughter of
Mr Ham Msy, of HsrrtaHurg, who b is bee
vuittag in the otty several weeks, the goast of
Mr L Senders, returned home ea Moodsy.
aceompanted by Mm Belle Senders.
KOMI AND ABROAD.
t Si Frene't, jewelr.
Wallas wants a gel l evel.
House and 'ot, $: Vi J R Hugh
The best 1 ames at R L Thomp ton's
Wsllttr k Tbaytr, of Port'end, have fail-
1,
nal'oaal a i t be started at Arling
tea. .
Fre.h 41 den six ds at Wll ici 5t Thomp
aonV,
Public examination this week at the Com!
II use,
(lowland is the nemo of a new P. (. near
H deey.
Oysters served tu all styles at Hoffman ak
net tier's.
J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al
nany, ur.
Goto Read at Browns! Fa f r choice fresh
grooeriri.
Gaff A Bushnelt, Physicians and Surgeons,
Hhedd, Or.
The Salem fanning mills fer sale at Deyoe
k Rob ton's.
Some Ho. I oidnr vinegar at Wallace &
Thumps hi g
Pine tropica! fruit at all timoe at Wallace
k Thompson's.
Mr J W Pronet will build a aew residence
on the I " farm soon.
friends I one of good oysters at rfaHace k
I horn peon's for ft.
WeU the Hea Bosch oiasr a 5 cents at
Read & Browoelt's.
Laks S iusrior Wmi. Pith in keii at Wei
aoedc t'n omp ma's.
A fine stock of trunks and valises iust re
ceived at h K Blain's.
Genuine NO molaeee in barrels at Wei
leee at I horn peon s.
Revs Sails and Jones ere holding revival
meetings at usrrtsourg.
A Matter with a Petat te It.
The season of bones eteutiag and Hprii
moving ia abcat here. House evening is af
inoao buaioeee ; bat it ba to be daw. You
will wast a carpet this Spring by all means.
tiet a good on, a teety erne, one that your
friends will like to see. A B. Mollwaia has
a magainoeet steak. No each foe desigrt
have ever been snrpased here. He will sell
those crpta at prises thtdsfy competition
anywhere ia the Valley . Portlsed too.
In general msrehan its, boats, shoes, . U
Mollwaia ia prepare I to meet a rushing
year's trade with a pl undid stock ef welt
selected gaxia.
He will not be undersold,
And will asset
Cat prices
Ever time, end oa the same terms or in
targe packages Ou.h-reeli them.
a . R C e e
no cao an tau uec4e ne k iys in vary
MUjUie Chief Kellogg, of .Scattle.wlll I large qnantites, get better prices and much
at tne queen cuy ot the found win cheaper freight.
Try him in sugar., offae.tobaco-je.pio'iles.
a faet anything in his store,
Oeyxa '.j.
t
Wiiat is Geyserite ? Tills seems te be the
leading question to-day. Well it I simply
the name of the best tine of laundry and
: a ai La . . a
tonet soaps in tne market. Evert one
knows that meet minerals contain cleansing
-1 a a. j m. a m
propenies, ana mence goods arc maae from
guilt y of murder in the first degree. Let the the minerals at the celebrated Geyser springs
sciuodv rascal hang. of Colorado with pure mil Mi lag oils added
Senator V arner Miller, of New York and nased through Zahus oaf rot iirmrv.
State, will he in Oregon in a few weeks. COflV4.rtlBtf thm i, tK m,rt A fee
soap ever offered the public. The Geyser
Sapone put up in six pound tin buckets and
reta 1 1 stcenU per bucket, is in jeHy
form and unequalefl for cleansing purposes,
such as cleaning paint, floor, tinware and
all metals, also for washing dishes and
laundry purposes. Wallace k Thompson
are the sole agents for this city for these
thoroughly reliable goods and all ordera
will he promptly filled by them, as they are
taken at residences by the company's agents.
Engraviag on all goods purchased at V W
Carter's jewelry store fiee.
Ki-mnved.
Halsey Entertainment.
Miss Emily Webb, of Salem, will give
an Elocutionary entertain tnent in the U. P
Church at Halsev, Wednesday evening
" 0 ear
April 6th, for the benefit of the Young
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
that place. Admittance, 2$ cents,
Gar Spring stock of drees goods, fancy
goods, boots and shoes, etc , haye arrived
and we are now snowing the moat complete
and attractive stock of goods ever brought to
Albany. A visit to oor store will cenviace
all that we are in the lead.
Mon? KITH k SirrgVBACH.
Netiee.
Members of the United States Dealers
Protective Association of Albany will find
copies of the Annual Report wit to S. E.
Young, James V. Pipe and at Democrat
office.
Kid (ilovee.
Ladies when you wish a good kid glove
iu the latest and most desirable shades, kiod
ly remember that N H Allan k Co. is the
place where yon can find them. A full line
of Royal and Jouvins, also the "Clothilda
undreased kids.
Ladies Flee Shoes.
Kedueed Rate
The O. & C. R. R. and the hotels of this
city will grant reduced rates to teachers at
tending the Teacher's Institute to be held
in this city next week.
A Captain's Fertsmate Discovery.
Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
etween Atlantic City and N. Y., had been
roubled with a cough so that he was unabl e
o sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King's
New Discovery foe Consumption. It not
onl gave him instant relief, but allayed the
extreme soreness in his breast. His children
were similarly affected and a single dose
had. the same happy effect. Dr. King's
New Discovery is now the standard remedy
in the Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottle of this Standard
Remedy at Foshay & Mason's Drug Store
Drummers in Montana have to oav
N H Allen & G. are bow receiving direct
from the manufacture, II J Hoi brook A Co.,
of Utica, N. Y., a full line of his justly eel
ebrated fine shoes for ladies ansV misses in
C. D. E. and E. E. widths. These goods
will give splendid satisfaction, in fact there
aro no better made.
"Wheel Baby was sick, we gave bee CMSaste,
When she waa a Child, abe etied tat CeOerla,
Wbee she became Miss, she clang to Caetorie,
When she had Children. ho gave them C
The Barest of Ceuabiemtlens.
True delicacy of flavor with true efficacy
a a a a a e
01 action, naa neen attained in tne use Of a
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its pleasant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered it immensely popular For sale by
Foshay k Mason, wholesale and retail.
In a icoyard foot race at Sydnev, Aus
tralia, Meyers, of New York beat George of
England about eighteen feet, in 3:19. Very
usi time.
Fred Merrill, the bicyclist, of Portland, is
preparing to issue a paper to be called "The
Oregon Cyclist." Every person interested
in sporting matters should subscribe for it.
The Ashland Tidings has a squib about
two young men of that burg. Oscar Blount
and F. Newman while playing some game
at a private party, rushing their headlights
together, resulting in the former having his
nose broken. He walked into the office of
Dr. Parson, had his olfactories adjusted and
eturned to. the party with his nose almost
os good as before the accident.
The Dalles City Marstta! has made a war
on tramps, resulting in their being driven
f om the city. How would that do in Al
bany. Every one begging a meal at a pri
vate residence should be reported.
The Grand Ixlge of O-F.'sof W. T. will
meet In Tacoma on May 10th.
In Seattle the salen of real estate are
a rtfeT several beina reported ranging from
$ituvx to $6j,CUU, In Albany we are iust
cutting our eye teeth.
At the Opera House Tuesday evening
about thirtv bovs and men broke open the
north gallery door and secured Lee seats to
"Uncle Tom's Cabin." It cost the Opera
House management $7.50. That was steal
ing just as much as taking money from a
merchants drawer would be.
Ben Holladay, once the railroad king of
the N. W. is now a poverty stricken man.
No one here likes Len Holladay ; but all
people feel sorry for poverty stricken men.
Now the Newt, of Portland, is coming to
the front. It uets practically all of the dis-
patches from the East and foreign countries.
Let it increase Its telegraphic correspon
dence in the Northwest and it will be the
peer of any paper in the Northwest so far as
news is concerned. The people would like
to see the Netvs prosper,
Hon J II Slater has been appointed Dem
ocratic member of the Rail odd Commis
sion. SV
The gross earnings of the Union Pacific
Company for 1886, according to the repoit
just issued compared to 1885, were $17,806,
133, against $17,455,031 for 1885 ; operat
ing expenses, $9,685,771, against $8,563,-
631 In 1885 ; taxes, $597,654.45, against
$48?733-96 ; net eandngs, $7,822,707,
against $8,4114,676 ; average number of
miles operated, 1,832.
The Southern Pacific system operates
4,594 miles of road. Gross earnings in 1886
were $26,603,797, against $25,67,674 for
1005 ; -operating expenses, 910,553,109,
against $15,083,175 ; taxes, $1,055,509,
against $904,038 ; net earnings, $8,995,178,
against $687,441. After payment of all
ftxed charges and deduction of the goyern
ment requirements, the balance applicable
to a dividend in 18C6 was $3,746,368, or 6,15
per cent upon the capital stock. The Union
Pacific Railway Company dividend, as com"
pared, was $2,471,181, or .06 per cent in
1885.
The Corvallis Hornet 16x10 has appear
ed. Its mission seems to be to attack Pipes
of the Leader.
George Smith, of Turners committed
suicide last Tuesday by taking strychnine.
Cause ; ill health and Wines; troubles.
Salem's famous cow ordinai-.ee is said to
be a dead letter. Just as many cows on hand
in other peoples yards as ever.
fkW Alljtinds of
A tfox'a.
Te She rt!ir.
1 am now better prepared than ever be
fore to suit my numerous customers in all
lines of goods. I have a larger stock which
I personally selected, and hare many nov -ettles
I could not get by ordering goods ex
cluaively. I have just made extensive -improvements
to my Boot and Shoe Store
giving me much more room than formerly,
and eaubling me to carry a larger assort
ment and to sell you better goods for the
money. I have just received direct from
the-factory a full line of ladies' and gents'
slippers for the holiday trade especial I
selected for this market, all of which wlfl
be sold on their merits, and every pair
guaranteed, even in cheap slippers and
shoes.
S AMI' hi. E. You MO.
Wall Paper, Shades, Kte,
N H Allen k Co. keep in stock a full lire
of the above good, including a fine assert
mant of dec iratious for sealings, which they
will sell at the lovott i mm!, Is prices. We
have now m transit oae of the largest stocks
of tblto goo Is ever m this market.
Groceries.
While 1,0k ing after your supplies in tho
above line, don't you forget that N II Allen
A Co. keep groceries, and don't you forget
that you can get just as much ugar.tcs, oof
fee, rice or any thing else for a dollar as you
can get in any store in thi oity.and all of the
beet quality. Call on Alien k Co. when you
want groceries and leraember they nertr al
low themselves to bo undersold.
Corsets.
N H. Allen k Co., have in stock a splen
did line of corsets. Consisting of the juat'y
celebrated C. P's, Dr Warner s, Dr Leo's S
K's, the Albany Standard, our spinal brand
also the Everlasting, SjU Adjusting, Nettie
and many other n.akes. Lulies are especial
ly invitad to call and inspect them.
Call and Mettle.
Persons knowiug themselves indebted t
Mr. John Briggs will fTsid the account in the
hands of L U Mont mye. Attorney at law
and will do well to Cilt on him and attend
to the same at once.
WILLYJU SUtfVifi t witu dim
and Liver Cotnplniut T Sliil.ih's v"i . 1 ia
gara me id to oura you.
Old Bottler's Reunion
An old settlers reunion Will soon be. held
at the store of Wallace & Thompson, as
these young men are desmans of proving
Kuchlen's A ret tea Halve
Tho beat naive in the worhi for Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcera, Salt Rheum, Fever
I Sores, Tetter. Cuapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns ana afi Sam fctruptiona, and uosi-
Auother tumble in the price of boots and
shoes at Used A HiowaeliV
J W Halsey drear the gold watch ia Coon
Brothers sale ef baking powder.
J H Townsend. spouts! agent for the State
nan ranee Off of Sale. a, Oregon.
Sis shaves for a dollar aud a oUau Utwnl to
svery ouatoiner, at L. Vieriek's.
Last Saturday Curranafc Moateith te!d 30
three 'or fleOO. Mutton ie high
7 O.ke cures rheu natism. neuralgia and
toothache. Foshay k Mason. AueaU.
wniae Woodio e Ksteneioe table. They
era - well go and see Uie.e'fur yourself.
Mr Ahby Pearce is erecting a residence
at the corner of Stcoad and Kaker Streets.
Some genuine Kwtern hickory nets mtv
be teen at Uotfman St Pfeufer'e, ia tbie city,
The Albany band have sold their ani
Uim to tbe M. A C. .baud of Salem. Wny 1
P M French, ageut Singer Maoafacturinu
Co. .opposite Odd Kedowt Temple, Albany, Or.
PaiiutuLlottlls from five to teudillars. call
at Wire Wurks foot of Lyon Street, Albany,
Or.
K djins u eY West have begun raeaiog
their eaw mill, with a big supply of logs oa
band
Bey Father Ltois Metayer of tne Catholic
Church held strncj ia Hrowasvilte on Sab
bath.
Johnny Scbmesr has invented au attach
awnt for dog oeris, to be used for training
horses.
Ur. M. U. KUts, phaiaiaa sad surgeon
AH any, Oregon, ('ells made tu city or I ington. D. C.
cm o try.
Tnro chairs ate kept rata ng at Verick'e
barber b . p. To 9 plea j to get a eh tee or
hair eat.
Tuesdsy was observed ae a day of prayer
by tne .v V, S U fer tbe soouess of the teiu
perauce cause.
Soveoteeo shows aed Phrenologist Merria
in Albany daring Msrch. "It never reins
but it poors,"
Wbst has become of the electric light sseti.
Is it possible the brtlltact light seea was
only aa ignis fetoae.
Deyoe k Robeoo have a large stock of tbe
beat plows made oa head. Tbey will be
sold at bedrock prices.
Rev J W Craig will preach at the U K
Cbureh South in this eity next Sabbath
evening at 7:30 o'clock .
Road Supervtaor Dsvid rorkbsrt while
attending to his duties last week fall aod
sprained oae ot his wrists.
April fools day, aad the biggest fools are
those who fool themselves by taiaktug th .y
ere fooling some other feol.
Tbe drat of the week Mr I surge Harris
sold bis bouse aud lot te C-msty Treasurer
Curl. Consideration $1200. Sol 'a.
Robt Bewmaa's job wagon had a ruuaway
mish np on last Saturday, resulting in a
btokeu wmgne aud a few scratches.
The "Little Browo Jug'' at the Opera
House to-morrow (Saturday) night. G and
encourage home talent. See program.
Major aa I Mrs George Stroog have the
Dcmo-js -r's thanks for apiece of wedding
sake. May their lives bo full of sunshine.
Wood working msobiuery, ahaftioi. pal-
ings, belting and etc., at half price. Inquire
f C. L. Brush, foot of Lyon Street, Albany,
Or.
A larxo and elegant lot of opal, diamond
and plain It and 18 carat riagj, jaat receiv
ed from the factories in tho Rati, by K VV
Carter.
We bavo moved our stock of goods across
the etreet from our old stand, follow as aud
we will make it to your interest. Read Si
Browuell.
Tuesday Mr Robert Johns purchased of G
B Height, through Burkhart St Keeney, a
fadf block ia H ack (era mi's addition ts Al
bany, paying $350 for the property.
Should you desire to sell yonr property
call on Burkhart A Keeney as they advtrliee
proixsrty placed la then han ts, and charge
nothing unless tbey effect a sale.
One W Young, W C Tweedale and T J
Stites have beeu elected delegate from the
Albany lodge to the grand lodge of U r e
which meets in East Portland iu May.
In addition to other good companies Mr.
H. F. Merrill now has the agency of the
Hartford, Commercial ef California and Lon
don aad Lancashire Insurance Companies.
The auueuueement of the appointment of
W 11 Holmes as Clerk of the Supreme Court,
was well received by the legal fraternity of
Albany, as well as A tne State generally.
7,006,000 farmers and 64,000 lawyers in
the U. S. ; yet in the U S Senate there ia
only one farmer. Nearly all the rest r.r- law
yers. This stele ot affairs snouiit oe rev erses.
Warunoth Brothers, of Halsey, duriug the
nast vear have bought and sold nearly 1150,
000 worth of stock, which they have ;old ia
Portltnd. Thu is a big industry and will
be bigger.
The old building recently occupied by -Mr
Broadwell. near the Dkubsr r ottos is be-
in 2 removed this week. Mr Yonag who
owns the Drooertv will probably build oa it
e er e
next spring.
Mr Stntts, the r.ctor, was kind enough to
leave iu the city atday entitled "Niagara'
tor our amateurs to act. As it requires
thirty characters is is stfs to predict It will
net be presented here.
If you wear eut two pair of shoes ia s year
and can save six bits a pair by buying them
pf Bead k Brownell remember in ten years
time you will have saved fifteen dollars, this
is well worth remembering.
The StutU Company showed in this city
Friday and Saturday. Mr Stutta is one of
the best ever to Albany. His support, ex
cepting Miss Stntts and youngster Stuttr.is
very amateurish and weak.
Albany people who think the time be
tween scenes in oar theaters is too long should
remember that in Paris it is so extended that
theaters have regular promenades for their
gueati. They take tbeir time.
MrSE Young last Saturday purchased
t)e south two lots off the home property of
C H Stewart, aud will begin at oaoe to erect
a residence for family uae, whioh will be oae
of the finest in this part of the State.
A first-class place to get groceries is at
Boon Brothers. They keep a fresh stock and
sell as cheap as anyone. They also have a
splendid stock of crockery and glassware
which they sell as cheap as tbe cheapest.
Tho judgment 0 th lower Cuurt In tin
oaae of the State agt W S ,Johmy. of tan
city, was affiroimf, and Johnny will 'l.e eMigM
to eerve out fin full te o , except it is lessee
d ny good behavior, which it p-obably wil
be.
Last Wednesday M,s '.'head! purchased
tn roti gb Currsu ft Monts n s aiaoy eighty
seyeo feet from off tbe ft . VV . corner of Firt
sod H-tkrr sti of Judge Stia'isn, peaft f
12230 for the same, Mrs CheadU is a ibei
ough Aloauian.
Referring to the biik in the city Wdn-
day a third werder trade tho reresr that if
M no worse to license a man to sell a 10 cent
chain for $1, than 'to license mrn to sell 1
cents worth of whiskey for 10 (tests. Toe
remark is worth digtstieg.
(Uv Geo W Hill, who will gradustefroK
tbs Rochester theological seminary this vear,
has been tendered the pscioretc of the Bsp
tiet Church, of this city, to go iuto effect ee
the retirement of R-v. Bowason to tbe Presi
dency of IfoMinaville College.
Messrs Mueller aod Oarretof t he P jvere
House, haye the plans ready for two horn
residences on thetv new lots, ew tr of Ells
worth and Third Streets, and work will h
began at once on them. Already the areands
are being pnt in eooditioa for wort'.
Mr George Smith, of Lebanon, has a aew
which care birth te a catf an Murch 12th
end to a second oae oa lest Tsidey the
20th inst. This is a rare Leak of o.itnrr. and
one some would nstsrally be skeptical ia
refereaee to it : but it comes from aeod an
tbority. e
A letter from Union c unty sae a mo.
named Moraeds introdo :iog Double Laptc
a j st a . a . . a w
nay torn, aau toes tne esii Moree is a frau l
As he is liable to be in the valley we civa the
information. There is only one ss'e rale to
follow and that is, do not trust strangers pre.
tntscuoeily.
Ceorge H William oasscd throneh Aibenv
last Friday oa bis way to Salem to serve e
term io tbe Penitentiary for stes!in tm horse.
nmrm toe migniy laiien. Uoos iitort
H Wiliiame was Attorney. General of tbe
(eatawt of nations and rodein a lauadalet of
abeJeagi price, ones but this wi. another
George H .
Last Tneedav Dr. Kills eaeieW b. n.
Wei lace performed aa nonreturn oa oae f
the eves of Miss Carrie Vase, ef B-i toa Ce.,
who has been affected with erees cyee, eeieo
t.fically eellod strshtomo.,. Tbe affoctie was
remove and aew Mies Vase's ayes are a
natural ccndittoR.
Beio is get tin a worked am in nloMM rv
the Oregm Pee 1 Be coming past Hut place,
and considerable activity is being displayed
were. His reported another survey was
made taking the road throngb tbe city. It te
te be hoped it ia tree. Aceordioe to the ere.
eat enryey it wilt run from one to two miles
north or tbe city. A Urge neraber of tie are
being gotten est in the vicinity of the eity.
Under tho proposed chaaee ef mail eervb-A
h twees Albany and Ubaaoa a Isttor placed
in the poatoffiee at either place oa Monday
win reacu use otnur place oa TT art need sr
It may ehorten the route of the etaee 1 hat
it tacreaace tbe dietenc mail will have te
travel about ten times. Deli ver ns fineea snrb
a curtailment. A petition is beine circulated
rsyMirawiag agamat tbe obangc. Every
body is signing it.
We have jest received from tbe National
Kepuoueen. Washington. I) C.ahsadseat
y ii'Miriiei etiiuou. c miisttrg or lg pages
aod ooataiaiog over ooe hundred aad fifty
porcrsua 01 nenaiors, congressmen aad (iOv-
rnors ; the President and his Cabinet aad
many of the Foreign LeeatioM. Tbie ad Ji
tfcmi is the first of the kind ever published.
serf te certeinly ooe thst should be read by
ei. oecn iuc. te .stiooai Republican, Waah
We Want To Catch Your Eye,
and get it 01 ear b off .r in bergefiu
Groceries.
Money paid ne means
mm IN TOM PO0KETS,
We sell gr xsenee fo- year benefit ae well
as for oor own.
Wallace & Thompson.
J. P. Hail,
ALBANY,
AGENT
Columbia Bicycles and Tricycle?.
Second ban 1 wheels onetantiy on band.
east tor 1887 eataloae,
The Predictions
Are that we are geing to have fl:i -r o- a
good business year, aad tbe fact Ie
JULIUS GRADWOHL
Has movd 1 to the Briggs Block.
Tbe Terr Sees.
I have added to nay boot mnd esSee stock a
itoe of the celebrated Laird, ScJber
Mitehell, Philmtetpkim fine Shoes fot lad ire
misses aod children. Acknowledge! by
dealers generally to be tbs bast vidua aed
beet fitting fine shoe made. Widths C, D, E
and EE. A child can bay as cheap aa a man.
Sole Agent, Albany, Oregon.
A. STiMT & CO.,
Real Est at s Agants
Offlci tn sMith side of First Stress be
tetn Kev ere ana ttust H job.
ALBANY, ORECSIf.
Admiaistrator's Notice.
Notici ie hereby given that the uoderstn
ed has bvb defy .,,..-.iti Admioistretsr f
tbs estite of George A Hal', deceased, by
order of the Coooty Cart of Lion cos sty,
Oregon, duly made and entered ot record,
aad all persona having claims eg sine said
estate are bersbv required to w reseat the
same to the undersigned at Seto. Oregon, dnly
n6i wtttvie six mouths fro -a tbe date
berrof.
March 3I.. 1SS7.
Jnrr. Msfsaa.
SherifFs Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale ofOrtfo, Jr
Linn county.
Oregon newspapers general lv are spread
ing themselves in a very promiscuous man
ner in the endeavor to get up an it :m w. . n
the right kind of a poetical tingle te L, in
reference to the farmer turning the fei Mt
sod preparatory to a bountiful harvest.
Blue vitriol for wheat at Stewart at
Goyeerite at Wallace k Thompson's.
graes seed al Btewart
"The Dance of Death
Nosr that tbe excitement rc .-siooed by the
advent of this publication is at a fsvnr heat,
aed the triUcs, gre.t cr small, ere sxc hang
ing their bro.-tda:dee, the faet etill temairs
that people will dance ; and when tbe Hood
ia heated aod tbo pores are opeu. s sodden
draft or slight exposure will oase many te
contract colds, which, if neglected, will ant eiy
lead to serious rtsults. Krcss's Hnmbjrg
Tea 'a a sovereign remedy fer congestion,
bilioneness, soids, ste.
The Wonderful Healing Properties of Da-by
. Propbylactle Fluid in ea of Aeeidests.
for Boras, SrahbsCatft, Woanda.ee.
Its prompt use will invritble relieve red
prevent Erysipelas, Gangrene, or Proud P's-h.
Owing to the cleansing and purif ving quali
ties of the Fluid the most obstinate Ulcers.
Boils, Carbuuclea and Running Soree are
rendered pure and healthy ai.d speedily cured,
no other apphoatio bsiug nsosaaar .
Hon. Alexander H. Stephena.
"I am directed by my node, Hon A H
Stephen, to say that he has derived bvnstit
from the use of Simmons Liver Reg 1 let or,
and that he wishes to give it further trial.
W O Stephens, Crawfordsville. Gee, March
31, 1870." Extract of a letter from Alexan
der H Stephens, dated March 8, 18711 1 1
use, when try condition requires it, Dr Sim
moos Liver Regulator, with good effect."
Albany Market.
Be! estate transfers are quite numerous
Wheat 70s per bu.
Oats S8 " "
Butter 2a ota per lb.
Egg, II cents per do.
Reef on foot, 3c 40
Potatoes 100 cts per bushel.
Apples SO cents per bn,
Peru 5Jo per lb.
B toons hauls, lOo,
shoulders, 5e.
sides, 9 v
Lard 83 per lb.
flour 1.50 per bbl.
Chickens -2.50 per d ox.
Sugar San Pranuiso 0, 80.
Dry granulated 7 0,
Mill Peed bran, 11.00 per tou.
shorts, 15.
middlings, 19.
Chops, 1.
The Dundee Mortgage ana Trust Ti
meat Company, Limited, Plaint ff.
vs.
Herbert Cress and Mary E. Cross, lie wis
and P. M. Ilasea and EHzabetn TTe ,
bis wife, Defsadaats.
yruTICE m hereby give that bj virtue
ij of as exayutien and order ef sals ts
"st'i eat of the abevn named Court in the
above eatitled suit, I will en
atardar ts TiU 4 ay ef May, IMT.
st the Court House doer ia tbe City ef AI
beay . Linn county, r - , at the hour of
one o'clock, p. m , sell st public anetion
fer cash in band to tbe highest bidder the
real property described iu said execution
aad order of sale a follows, to-wit : The
north half of aiectton fifteen. (Itr) except
fourteen (14) acres in a rectangular form,
extending across the east end of the north
half (H) of the northeast quarter (la) ef
said section fifteen (15) end one (1) acre in
said Reel len used aa a burying gennd,
also tbs east one-hall (J) of tbe northeast
quarter, (M) the southwest quart or ef
the northeast quarter, (3) the southeast
attests? (K) of the nrtb wet qoanier (3eS
1 10 northast quar r li ) of tbe southwest
quarter, (4 (be west half (X) of tne notth
wet quarter (J) and t be noi th west quarter
(i) of tbe southwest quarter () of beotkvn
sixteen (16) all of tbe above lands lying
and being ia Township twelve (12) seuta
range one (1) west of the Willamette me
ridian in Linn county, regon, Also be
ginning at tbe quart sr section corner in
the center of tbe east boundary llae ef
I Section sixteen (16) in said Township
twelve (12) south range (l) west or ton
Willamette meridian and running thence
south twenty-four (24) chains and thirty
eight (38) links te the north line of I. W,
Moo res nonauon Leni claim, noun
tion 2509, Claim Io. 44 im said Township
and ltange ; taenco ot fifty-four chains
aud tb itly-one links to tbe eastern bouse.
dary line of the Donation Land Claim ox
M. K. tiara man, nounoauon aoiz, otnun
43 in said Township and Range : thence
north twenty four chains and thirty-eight.
links ; thence west arty -four castas ana
thirty one links to the p'.sos of beginning,
containing one hundred and thirty-two
acres and forty one hundredths of an acre,
all of said real property containing in tne
aggreg ite seven hundred fifty seven and
forty one n on a reams acres, more or leaa.
The proceeds siLtng from the sale of said
real piperty to be sppnea ss ioiiows, 10
wh : First to tbe payment of the costs,
auddtsbnrsemonta ef suit taxed at the
sum of 8384.70 including therein tbe At
torney's fees allowed in said suit, te-wit :
the sum of 33S 80 and the costs and x
penses of sale. Second to the payment to
the Plaintiff herein the suns of $3401 whi
accruing interest thereon at tbe rate of 18
per oent per annum from the 15th day of
March, 1SST, and the overplus If sny
t hare be to be paid to the Defendants,
Herbert Cross and Mary E. Cross,
Dsted this Its! day of March, 187.
D. 8. Sum,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
Hotice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the undersign -el
Administrator, ae bonis non, of the estate
of 0. P. Adams deceased, has filed in the
County Court of Linn county, Oregon, his
final account in said estate and Tuesday the
3rd day of May, 1887. at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day at the County
Court room in the Court House in the city
ot Albany, in Linn county, Oregon, is the
time and place set for the hearing of objec
tions to said account and the final settlement
thereof.
Dated at Albany, Or., April 1st, 1887.
C. Farlow,
Administrator de bonis non.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that my wift has
left mv bed and board, and all persot s a e
hereby forbidden trusting her on my ac
count, as I shall pay no debts of her con
tracting. Dated Albany, March 35th, 1887.
George W. YouifG.
ROE.
ARRANT. On Monday, March 8th,
1887, to the wife of A. M. Arrant, a few
miles from Albany a boy.
51 ESK
Mm of Straet Improvement,
Notice is hereby given that at the next
regular meeting of the Common Council of
the city of Albany, Lino connty, Oregon, to
be held at the Couucil Chamber of said eity,
Tuesday the 12th day of April, 1887. at 7:30
o'clock, p. m the Council of said City of Al
bany will order a grade established on the
following described streets, to-wit : On
Third street from the west line of Tauntox
Street, to the east mi b undry line of the
city. Oa Niatk street from the west Uns ef
Lyon street to the east line of Railroad street.
Albany, Or., March 80th. 1887.
N. 1. H:Ne,
City Keoerdar,