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ALBANY. OREGON: SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 7, 1888.
VOL. ni-j.. 40
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-With the end of the vear comes '
OUR
GREAT
GAINS IN GOODS.
.V-
-Anti with this season the usual display at C. II. "SPENCER'S
DELIGHTED
My patrons and myself are highly pleased
with the working of my special delivery
system. Kind words of commendation greet
us on every hand, and people say it is a real
luxury to have their goods delivered prompt
and in time for the meals for which they are
intended
My Order System
Is daily growing, and proves a great
convenience to customers. My wagon makes
a trip the first thing every morning for the
purpose of taking orders for the day's sup
plied I do not w ish to intrudeor force my
gooiT on auyoiie, consequently we only call
wheii asked to do so. If you desire us to call
upon you, please notify us to that effect and
our Mr. Parker w ill be there every morning.
Crockeryware, . Cissware and Lamps.
Is very complete and will be sold at low prices. 1 I am .just opening up a beautiful lot of Parlor
Library and Hall Lamps, to which I invite special attention. My stock of Groceries includes every
staple and luxury belonging to
My Line of Business,
And, as in the past., tny best efforts will be directed to giving my many patrons a complete
and satisfactory service. An inspection is cordially solicited.
C. E3I. SZPZEHSTCIER.
Do You Want
FOR A FULL
m o
Superior
Stoves
an
Ranges !
SEE
M c Fa r 1 a ncl &
Irving.
-TO MAKE A
r
PEES A
TIIIJ
tlu
PACIFIC
SLOPE
Murderer Sutton Hanged at Oak
land. California.
MK.E AT THE SCAFFOLW
, AttT IX TP" fLASTIStt.
What Should lt- vone to Beautify
Ciromitls antl l'lantaliu.
.... .: x . -ff.
IK YOU DO THERE ii
NOIING-x-NlR
The Mnrdmer's Head Kearly Severed from
His BodySan Francisco Produce
Exchange Statistic -.
OVER THE ROCKIES.
Than some selection from W. H. Wiltardfej
FINE FURNITURE
TiM Hkralp's Spc-iai Uisnoii&ps ;.. .'
-Oaki,aNj ' jpal. , Jaao!. Natbaii
B. Sutton, fatalist," who shct, anli
killed Alexander Martin, a neigh
boring ranebman, near Livennore
on September IS, was hanged to
day. To tbe lust Sutton refused to
see & minister. 'He read his writ
ten -statement just before the exe
cution. At the conclusion of the
address: i-'mnap and routes were ad
justed, and -it 12 :1b th; trap let I.
When the body reached the en4 ( !'
Uhe rope it was seen that the
noose had slipped and the unfortu
nate man's head wos wearly sever
ed )rom his body.
CnHroiitta" -- "H i i Hp.
Saw Vo a vim-wtu. ..I;! ii ( Thp
annual statement ef the an Fran-
nninoer of w,is ot tl&ir remain
ing in the nXz anu fv 1, 18SS 1
be9,CC3, gHinst mxm Jnt
uaiy 1, ; 'WQmber of centals of
wheat on hamfi Uaneaiy 1, 188S,
9,700,OU0, as ?;aindt 7,800,OCO on
January 1, 18ST7-; notaber of centnls
of bartev Jaary.l,888, 4,600,CCD,
against 2,509,000 Jcnuary 1. 1887i;
-FOR THE-
I IT
Li
1 M
JLJ1A
K has k 5ili-.vooj(j f )Mu-e ",'ocds
lufc'te uxpyonfj for thi cru!u:
Easy Ckairs.
Ladies hookers,
Patent Rockers,
.CJcck Sh-sJues,
Extension TaV.'es,
Rich Pari or Sets,
Chairs in Sets,
Bric-a-tBraCy
7ete-a-Tetes,
Settees
Full Length and other Mirrors,
Plush anititJpholstesedGvods
Marble Top Tables,
Fancy Wicker Chairs,
Goi4 Picture Frames,
Latest Style Lounges,
Decorations,
Nouelties,
Brackets,
ttc, Etctc
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY.
You cannot be better siiitedteither in qaul
ity or price thaniby calling at
W, H. f ILLARD'S,
3At Woodin 8 old stand.lFroman's block.
Xew Bnrber Shop.
SIXCE THE FIRE TIIOS. JONES HAS
Ktnerally fitted up the room on Elswortb
street opposite the Kevere house at the back
of Conn Bros.' grocery store where his friends
and patrons will find him now ready to tarry
on the barber business as before.
You will Save Money
BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES
to the repairer, B F. Parsons, at sixth
j and Jefferson streets. Albany, Oregon. Good
I satisfaction or no pay,
iiffMIYIIlMBICI
"3 Jujresos&d Simmons Xiver
l'2tY.K-latar-'fa? many years, Lav
Jag .iitaxie-iT my only Family
M-eaiicirre. Sily mother before
ae was vctet partial to it. It is
a.sife, geoi-and reliable medi
xne 'ftrr any disorder of the-ssstem.-taxiC.
if xised in time is
-at- tfjreat . pruveutivK of sicknctiM,
TT-!Often ."recommend it to my
riiends, us.d shall continue to--te
o.
cRev. James M. Rollins.
ras;ioriI.EJ2:hurc'h,So.rairnel(i,',C'a,
"mi AND TWCTDRS' BILLS SAVED Js
.1 irxtys kttning Simmons JLiv&is
i-fit.latarin the house.
"I haw'ftund Simmons Liver
"St-jralater the liost latnily med-ii'-.itie
l.wer uswl for anything
.ChaT. mrtc-; happen, have used it
riu JndiffitKlion, Colic, IK.trrkaca.
tt'ilianxiitsxa, and found it to re
iievfi immed'-ately. Aft;r eat
Szm a h-arry supper, if, on !;oiiii?
iwbeii.l -iake ul out a teas)oon--i'r.l,
I mrvr-r feel the effects of
-zh.e supix-t- eaTf-n.
"OVZL 0. SPABXS,
'"l;-:-Ma.yor Macon, Ga."
5".ON LY GENU1KE"S
Hiw our Z Si . 'imp on front of Wrapper.
H. Zeilin 5: Co., Soe Proprietor
-"i-x. si.n" Hrr.AioT.T'TfTZ,
he Albany
T
Bakery
Murray's Magrtzine.
To ' ta5teiul!y group trees and
shrubs in ;!udeDS, an art few ' ex
cels in, is as itnportaat as knowiDpr
all about the. soil, climate and
pi'-per kinds of plant. The planter
must be thoroughly acquainted
wall the materia I with which he
works, as the artist with the pig
ments" on his , palette. He must
know the heights niid sizes to which
the trees viil intimately attain.
'.h'.-ii- rt;; of growth, their coior at
particular seasons, tt'e form which
ench will assume at maturity,
whether spreading, pyramidal o'
colnmDar. All these points have
t be .Vi'isldercd, m artis'ic group
ing, and it is therefore"' iuiposaitiie
to teach much by the pen on-such
a subject. A few, general rules
may be uselitl for - planting small
gardens. Always ascertain the
maximum heisrht of a tree, so that
yon may avoio.-tlie irequent error j
of piacing a tall one too near tne
house, so as to overshadow it and
cause unhealthy dampness aud
gloom. Large or tall trees must
never be placed so as t intercept
the view of any twautiful object or
landscape. Allow for the full
spread of the branches, and plant
nothing near them of a permanent
nature that would in course of time
be under tHeir hade, except dwarf
uodergroth, such as ivy or St.
Johns wmrt. The' observance of
this rul wouid prevent the too
prevalent practice of overcrowding
tor the -sake ol immediate effect.
If a bate 9pot is to be planted with
large trees and. finished appear-
anoe as Tequirex at once, plaut first
tne pnncipal or permanent trees.
and 181 1 t he ivide interspaces with
itreTcotensive, coinuKMier kinds that
may be cut away a the principals
STfw and spread.
! TSie tastetal plaster pays a great
deal of attention to producing what
he. cpIIs h nicturesoue skv line
that i, he outline f-trmed bv the
rps of trees agawist the skj. This
is a simple Kter, b.-caase the
'j vumlKsr f trees tSiat "develop dissim
ilar ouiSa-nes isi- great. For ex-
l ample, ifhr. -s.pirii head of a Lom
l birdy ipoplar. the pyramidal
f! ?rowth mrf u. diih' the sitreadinir.
n.iinid Lii-Hd ol the oak and Deech.
aivtj. (es tlwt kihv le made to
cnnitj!e dn a 'hundred different
ways totpi-'odueeain irregular, pictu-i-e)'je
-cky lin. 'X-oris tie ground
outlitus i"t -a "foojp r mass of less
importance; it fc'iould he as varied
as tho-sky line, in order to be pleas
ing awl natural. Nothing is more
iiiiininims aud insipid than the
usurt1! -style of planting circular
raasM or.e.tnnps, as they are call
ed, 4'ien w-tii trees of the same
height. Then is in such groups
an -entire absence f that contrast
of .'a'gte and shade which makes an
nn-ouiar niMss so tti-auiiful ! for the
iitrht play- eijuallv strongly on all
parts of t.lipm. The essential com
pouents. iln-n, of a picturesque
nee -or sin uu sroup are kinds that
aaio diff.-ivnt !i(-ihts and sizes
md are of different tints, combined
with a h-trmon'mus effect and no
vi'iltint eniitrasts, such as would re
suit from planting a copper beech
l)v the side of a silver-leaved maple
or f a golden-leaved elder. It
grouping slirahs this must be pai -ucuihi'ly
observed, as there is so
much variety in tneir loiiage tints.
Tariff Reform Promised at tbe
Hands of Ccngress.
I OK HIS M liY.
His Body Found Where he Was Stnugled
0a the Beach- News Fram the Old
World.
Tiie HeB alu's Sp". '. 1 D'o. i.
Washixoton, Jan. ('. Chairman
Mills, of 'the committee on ways
and means, says be will call hi-
committee toiretherj vvjtbont delay,
and proceed at once for considera
tion and promulgation of the tariff
reform bill, having in view the
education bill as well. He says:
"The condition of the country ami
treasury demands a consideration
of the questions of taxation and
revenue, the president hsks it,
the secretary of the Ireasmy urges
it, and I shall do all I can to carry
out their wishes."
A MlalEUt KM'ttnEP.
A XcWKpaper Reporter Murdered for
,HI Mouey.
London, Jan. 6.- The body of
Archie McNeill, who went to
France to report the Smith-Kilrain
prize tight for the London sports
man, and who has oeen missing
since, has been found on the oeacu
at Boulogne. There were distinct
marks on McNeill's throat, (mow
ing that he had been strangled.
He was known to have on his body
when last seen bank of -England
notes and a watch, all - of "which
were missing when found.
Highly Satisfied.
St. Petersburg, Jan. 6. The
Journal de St. Petersburg express
es high satisfaction at the distinc
tion bestowed by Emperor William
on General Von Acbaveintz, Ger-
i i a t- : z
man Amoassaaor to lvussia,
decorating him ith the order of
the Black Eagle. The Emprolf
gave audience yesterday to Prince
William, who "afterward paid a,
visit to the Empress. In the even
ing Prince William, Count Leo ami
Count Walderge look tea with th
Emperor.
iXotable Oc-il.
Paris, Jan, 6. Henry Iletz
pianist, is dead.
IIC WAS LY A OOK.
But He Knew How to Stand lie
tweeu His Friends and Hanger.
Cuderihciaew management of-
lit Bros.
-WHO.WIILL KEEP-
A full stocV.of choice family groceries and
provisions.
FRESH 'mm BREAD
livery Day.
Best Syrup ,1, Cakes,
TEAS axd-COFJKSS,
tafe
lis
Rqk
jiui
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
Tbe best Soap in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars.
US' At John F"5's old sti
nvv brick.
md, below Flinn's
Sf Forty.ulner, Though.
Chicago Tribune.
"Then you are an old California
miner J1' 1 said to a man that was
talking very loud as we sat in the
office of a Deadwood hotel.
"Yes. sir; yes, sir. One of the
Argonauts, sir. Always lived in
California till I came here to look
after my interest in the Home
stake mine, sir.
"Were you one of the '49-ers?"
"No sir: I wasn't. I didn't
reach California till 1850."
"Am l should ttink that was
near enough so you could stretch
it a little and say you got there in
'49 ."
"I could if I wanted to make a
liar of myself, but I don't, sir. I'm
a man of my word, sir, and even if
1 was going to he I wouldnthe
about a little thing like that.'
I was somewhat crestfallen, and
after he had stepped o'U I suggest
ed to the proprietor of the hotel
that the Californian was the first
man from that State of his age that
I ever met who did not claim that
be reached there in '49.
"When did he tell you that he
went?' asked the proprietor.
"In J8o0. He said' he wouldn't
lie about it for worlds it does me
good to see a Californian at last
who can tell tbe truth on that
point."
"Yes; well, you haven't seen one
yet. To my certain knowledge the
first time that old fellow struck
California was in '67, when he
came down from Vancouver Is
land, where he went three or four
years before to avoid the draft."
TYLER DESK CO
ST. LOUIS, MO.
1 Mawuf'rs of Fine DESKS
BASK COZTNTERsi
BANK, CCTTET HOUSE.
GOVERNMENT W0EK
and OFFICE FITTINGS.
BestVork &I.3west?riceg
Guaranteed. 100 c Tilimed
New York Herald. 1
He was a blind !e cur and had
nothing about him to excite admi
ration. But as lie stood shivering
under the "L" Station at Fifty
ninth street aud Third avenne hi
loneliness and entire misery drew
a sympathetic glance now and the.i
from a passer by. He did not seen
to be a city dog; he appeared tort
shy and iguoraut of city ways for
t!at, ud lie looked anxiously in
the face of each new comer as if
seeking a friend. But none came.
He tried to get on a surface car
but the conductor yelled and a
iHt-senger kicked at him, so he
sneaked into the lee of one of the
iron posts and shivered more mis
erably than ever.
Two iittle girls came along and
stopped a moment to speak to
"poor iittle doggie,'' who attempt
ed a little wag of the tail in re
sponse. Then they patted him and
spoke kindly to him, and so cheer
ed the poor little waif that he
frisked about the and whined for
jov. A heavy , lumbersome brew
ery wagon bene down on them.
With the rattle overhead aad the
Babel ot noise about them, the two
little tots did not heed the rapidiy
neariog danger nor hear the shout
that went cut to them fnm the
sidewalk. But the homeless do
did. Springing between thechlld
ren and the advancing horses, he
barked, his shrill treble rising
high above the clamor ot the street .
It was all done in a moment.
The wagon rolled on ; the cbildreu
spell-bound with fear, stood still;
the dog, in a last desperate effiort
to repay the kindness shown him,
hurled himself at the advancing
horses. One child is brushed as
side and the other clutched by a
friendly hand as tbe horses swerve
at the dog's attack.
The brewery wagon went on its
way, rocking and swaying, and two
tear-dimmed little faces peeped
out from the sidewalk; ;afc a little
heap on the stones of the street.
Their defender had given in his
life in grateful rediemberance of
their kindness.
He was only a dog; he knew no
better.
A Physiological Fact.
If jou place two nersons in ih
the same bedroom, one of whom.
nas tne toothache and the other ia
m love, you will find that the per
son who has the toothache will go
to sleep first.
Orders prompt! v iillk-d for Wrts
shoes, any duality or ?tvl r,fra..A
sewed, at Lewis te Hughes' slicn.
ihe largest assortment of Jadies fine
hoes and slirmers in town :it. .i..i,i
cv. orow ne.il s. jal! and see them.
For j uur fine imported and Kev
est cigar go to M. Bnumgart's cvnCv
store, one door east of Langdrn's drug
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