Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 10, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf THE MORNING HERALD : TtJKsDAY. JAN LIAR" 10, 1. Uornint).3ailu2uval(l THE MAILS. Mails at the Albany postottiee close as follows: i-or ill oliiees north The eastern states ( ,. The West Side rb:'so M; And the Narrow GuageR.R. ) I or Portland and Salem 11 a. m. Corvallis and Yaquina 12:30 r. ji. Ail offices south 7:30 P. M The ostortiee will he closed each evening from six to seven oVKxrk. Keiiistered matte' for tre early morning train should be wailed bet ore 8 o'clock the previous irvemnir O. &. C. K. K. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOUND. Arrives Icpart Arrves Cald.expr OM.'iam 7.05ain Eogene exjll 15am 11. Sf.an.; Freight .'.i T.lOainj PorUan-10 loan " 3.45pm " 2.45pm SOUTH 'UOCXIi. Arrives Departs Arrives. C'aia.exp " fXni. An i V .Ul 1 .1 nr. i J' 1 1 "! i .Vl W -0,Mt. . I illliiii b'it.n.nu ,A.. . .-t.'fii .s..i.iii,. -minium :r.;jaiii I re'-ht ' 1 ' pm .'K)pm . No freight leceived tor south after 1 1 a. m. f' au " - lkbaxox miANCH. 7777". '''rt 1 V"" I'm AibaV Nd. U i 5rt p m t ., 0,. Lebanon iu 1..J6 p m 8.10 p ill s..'6 m .il i.ciian No. 11.... Xo. 14.... ii 00 a m Albanyat :.4."i a in. J.iio p m; " 2.4."i p in. OKKOON" PACIFIC TIME TA5I.K. Arrives Ik-part 1 l:l"iaii: 1 p m fi:2pi!i'ii:f0 a.m reiirnt.'.-l jHTi;s ai:it Kiin. Skating was never better in the neighborhood of this city. The Columbia is blocked ce above the mouth of the with Wil- Jamette. be five inches thick is being taken out of tiie Calapooia and out I up lor next summer s use. ! . i l r ivi . i v.. .x i kiuui.ui v ..;i . I i!ie mercury in the tube has j crawled down as low as seven j decrees above zero in this citv. tho Tom-l-ip ...cot;..,, Af tV,a At the regiildi meeting ol the city council to-night, nigbtwatches i or. ti. e ensuing year win oe ap pointed. Tiie Royce and Lansing Musical Comedy Co. and Swiss Bell Ring ers will appear in this city on Jan. HUii and 17th. M. Ballard, of Seattle, formerly proprietor of the Red Crown mills of tnis city, is spending a few days . here with old friends. The cold weather has caused a . suspension of work on the Oregon . Pacific in the Malheur canyon. Work all along the road will be re sumed in the eaily spring. The renowned Koyce ct Lancing Musical Comedy Company and .'Swiss Bell Kingers who come Jan. Hi and 17, come endorsed by press and public of the entire East. The thermometer registered 11 above zero yesterday at Julius (irad wold's, not withstanding which tact he still sells full weight baking powder at 25 cents per one. pound. The fire department of Lebanon turned out in the cold bundav night in response to a false alarm occasioned by the burning out ol a chimney in the residence of Dr. L. Foley. At Lebanon Sunday two boys, whose names were not ascertained, were skating, ' one carrying the other upon bis shoulders, when they fell, one of them receiving a broken leg. Snow is piling up in the Cascade and Siskiyou mountains. Farmers of the Willamette valley would like to have a little of it pile up in the grain fields if this freeze is to continue long. Attention is directed to the adv. . .. 1 i ly .. T,.l... : ii i ;u M-i ros., succi-sso.s iu .101111 j Fox of the Albany Bakery They j keei a large and well selected '. stock, and wait upon customers I witli the same prompt and pleas-; ant manner that has made them : popular business men. j B. F. TahW. adintant. nf ATe- Pherson Post No. 5, of this citv, ' wisties information ot the two children of an old soldier name t William Martin. It is supposed that he took the children to rela tives named Smith at Yaquina bay in August, 188b. Martin, since that date, died in indigent circum stances. Now is the time to subscribe for newspapers and magazines for 1SSS. F. L. Kenton continues to receive subscriptions for all the leading . periodicals, saying aub- JilTlliora f li trMiKlii rict- onil r.v. perfse of sending direct to publish-1 distance of 2S)h miles, making j ers. Orders left at the store of ! the w,lle atane W50 miles, this! Kenton & Chase will receive ! extension taking and discontinuing! prompt and careful attention. I!". . a",j Sacramento,; - , j ( alitornia railroad postoflices. and ; Postolllre li.anawr " in- f f101 ,Vf r t,e Delta and Sacramento, California, 1 A postoffice has been established railroad postoffice, between Teha- at Atwood, Morrow county .Oregon, ! ma and Delta. ; with David McCarthy postmaster.! The postotiiee at Spring Mountain, j L,'s Br"ii,'M- j Lamp; county, I. T., will be discon-, From a letter received from Boise tinned after January 20. Wm. G. j City, Idaho, it is learned that Wm. iligijins has been appointed post- ! Cunningham, formerly of Harris-; master at Giving, Pierce county, i burg, met with a severe accident ; W. T., iu place of Mrs. Josephine at that place on the 4th inst. He; George, who has resigned. Thos. is agent for the Electric Liglit Co.,: M. Ball, postmaster at Crabtree, and was erecting a pole for a Linn county, Oregon, has resigned.' streetlight. The ground was slip- and William D. Crabtree has been I appointed to take his place. 15. T. Boves has been appointed post master at Jordan Valley, Oregon, in place of J. K. Borden, deceased. C. li. (irote, w;bo w;is a;pointed December 21, having declined. Thonias Asiiwc0'l having formerly been (appointed postmaster at I.ioi.IlaSv. Chehalis county, V. T., ' "it failing H .pi.ilifv, II. Cooper lias been appointed in his place, Siarljii. v Ti-ri-iitlc I-'aJ2 ! A woii.Jeritil oii'er! Cloaks, jack ets and wraps, of every description, at ."-weeping prices. Desiring to r-ie.itly reduce our stock on these hoes before taking itiventoty, we wii iii rotir entire line oi : prioger Bros. ' Vy. r made garments at cost rfr less. I This is a rare chance. Call earl' ' while the assortment is large. , MoXi'EiTII & Skitexbacu. ! M OXK TO BUMK. The Railroad Commission Examines Into the 0. & C Disaster. Salem Statesman. K;iilruti(i Commissioner Slater returned oq the belated train of Friday night from Southern Oregon and a trip over the Oregon Pacitic. The two commissioners with Clerk Bell went out to Riddle's Monday iral't for the purpose of making an investigation of the causes of Sun day morning! disaster near that place, and ascertain if the accident was caused through any fault of commission or ommission from the railroad company or it employes. A number of witnesses were ex amined, formally or informally, and the depositions of Engiueer WtieeU-r, Conductor Carter, and Mr. Smith, of Union county, viio was transporting a load of horses i t . California, were taken. The testimony of these three gentlemen i convinced the commission that i accident Could been averted, under the circumstances, i Though the board has made no i fiiKiiuir on the matter, their action i n-iii r. i... . ....,-.. ..ii will no doubt be to exonerate all ! upon whom the responsibility of j the wreck mijht have been placed. Engineer Wheeler's story of the I disaster was ) fiat the train was : speeding along at the rate of about twenty miles per hour, and after ' p: ss ng around a curve, entered up . on it straight stretch ol tlaeK li.-ii'!-; ingto a thiough cut. Tne night j was not dark, and upon catching first sight of tiie cut, it appeared .tc : him that it did not have its naiur ! ai appearance, fie itnuieadiatel y j applied the air brakes. The trn;n ; slowed up, and after a run of less than fwoluudiei feet the engin? eutered the eiit and ran into the i iii uv unuwt t;r iti .."inri'ilV3 fill i . . .. . ". vvnoin ii u n;s ponsi o: in v o i land slii e. The c .ncussion brotiuiit ... ., ' uuo ii ii i:i" mm t it iwviiru nr .m ,- , , . ' . : . , . i 1 1' tud itve whic'i dashed against and partially coreicd the locomotive, careening it over to - '-""" .oio.i. ihi! ,lt..u , r Wl,01, :to , furnacc. ua.i ! t1(J n-rs warnn) . ... , lie Had was a crv of "Look out !" from The next instant the 1,111 tha engineer. tender piled up on the locomotive, emptying it wood into the cal upon the uu lortunate firemen, one of whom wu forced against the face oftheboiier aud his lace terribly burnt. A steam cock was knocked off, and they were scalded to death. The engineer had meanwhile jumped l.-om his. window. Wheu the en- . - i in; iiimoc iiiiee distinct sirs, but the passen-rers were not 'disturbed, :-J not "y pait of the cars was damageo. I he locomotive and the debris ot the nurse car passed down the road yes terdar, attached to a freight, aud i j orry tooivtug sights they were.! ! When it is reflected that not over j i ren seconds elapsed from t tic timej j the engineer looked ai the cut aud j j the calamity was over.it can be re ! caiiz -d tiow piompt and ceol mnst ! have been his actiou. i j .The commission wmt over t i ' Toledo, on the Oiegon Pacitic, and j '. examined into tiie ditiiculty over ' ; tiie cow that was killed there. They ; will act on the matter next month -Snl a 4 iiiloiin-r oi" TivJi That's not a PunowOower. want, vou to understand I i.on t grow sunflowers. That'.s a l.i-an-tluis, its more like a dahlia than a sunflower." Such were the words of an indignant woman when t Id she had a splendid- specimen ui' double dwarf sunflower growing in her front yard. Oho aciuai:ired with this flower (heliant tins mitlt: florus pienus) will not be surprised at the old Lidv's mistake, growin" .-. . I iioi'ut io;u leel iitfll, c goHon-yeliow douoio overed with. I'l'iVer.-i about it resembles the size of a dahlia that plant verv mt This litth incident shows clearlv how import ant it ;s that everv one having a garden or even a shrub should own and and smdv Vick's f loral Guide. published at Rochester. N. V. .price foe, and a due bill lor 10c worth of seeds accompanies the Guide. Mail St rici I Ii in cil. Star service change lias been ordered as follows: After next month a reduction of service to three trips per week between Alturas and Lakeview. The rai!-' road service has been changed to ! the following: On the Portland-j Ashland, Oregon route, clerks will ! extend the run to the end at Sacramento, making an increase pery with ice, and in raising the poie it slipped and the three big heavy pieces fell, one coining down on Mr. Cunningham, who had also fallen, breaking his right leg below the hip. He also received severe bruises on the head, and one . n his knees. The accident wiii iron fine him to his room and cruiches lor several weeks. 5istri-I L'Mlgc I. 4. The next session of the count district lodge, I. (). t Linn - 'i'.. will be held at t-iiedd on Friday, February J. 1SSS. Ail -suoor-iir.aie lod-.es in tiie conc.ty are r'quested t . send in their lui! delcgaiion. 1. C. l'L"i:X K'i'T, Disrri t Secretary. Ladies, iirisses wool knit hoods, s at cost at iSajr: and i-litldr.m's a.-fs and jackets l E. oixu's. THE AllS.t.M' f'OSTOl'FH-K. TO Tl'. EWTOR OF T1IK HkRALIi: A briet examination of the work ings of the Albany postorlice shows that place oi business to be in a very prosperious condition under the management of our present postmaster Kufus Thompson. During the last two weeks in Dec ember over 0000 stamps were sold and his recent order for two cents stamps from the department leach ed the high number of 30,000 which was 5000 more than was ever be foie ordered at one time. All the remainder of his order was corres pondingly increase!1, s'lowing a large increase in the amount of business done. There is on an average about 1000 letters received and distributed dailv, besides an I almost endless number of papers, i magazines, etc., etc. Is it anv wonder that occasionally a mis take is made in this or any other office ? Another surprise to us was the fact that so many of the business men will come to the office two and j three times a day for their mail and take their turn at. the genera! di - i livery window, when they can pro- i t'un" il fock lox with key tor the ! modest sum of L'o cents ncr month. - - f . - j i,,,.l, ,. ;n ,.( ,i ,.,.,i . , ; . 1 mm; iu i i i Yi.oiiuLi ui tin; general I delivery window, besides many i other advantages derived. ! A law recently received from the department has been posted in the I waiting room, which prohibits: smoking, loitering or any bolster- ; ties conduct there, and hereafter.' tiiat order will be rigidly enforced, .Many ladies wlitbi waiting for their mail :-erioiisly object lo being: subjected to the arjma of tobacco i smoke. Albany. Jan. 7. W. KKrOUl- Ol l l.M.tM M ilOltL. For the month enduing Januarv ; number enrolled, til: number ' . '.. Detongin ' Oi average dailv attea - duni-p iVi " " j Pupils neither tardv nor absent ! David Bridefarmer.Mollie Luper, nuui aim ivoy rrewer, Annie and I v ... " ... ... , i jj'iuio in vuii, iiiit, i 'eiaier anil I l -,-A Kr.ott. i Siinpson. Leli'a Scott. Albert, ami Georgia Settlemire, Ada Koi-bton Oliver and Charles Jenks,' John I(),-.r;1 Not tardy-Be.-sie Settlemeir. Mary, Oilie ai:d Marion Simpson, Moliif, Sadie and ( iranville .Mi.ith, Maud and Claud Beard, Trixie Morgan, Lizzie Brvan. Jesse. For- est. and Enoch Jenks, Sarah IVtn. r!nv,...,l M Jl...... m;....; ' " ...... . mil , .'lllllllt Aleutiee, Jtta Jierwtck nr K,!.. .. I ,,,., : r t v 1 , ' j S'xfc" fe?",b' Lmfcr-V a n hot. n of tl. ti ,;ia .-,.. pV.-ellpnt in d.M,o.ttn,.ru ,.,,,1 ti 11 were good. II. V IIerron, Teacher. A AhlMllillii Afl'.iir AveilciJ. I a uniicuity occurred- last even i ing between Harry Noel and Dick Turpin in which the latter was J struck in the face for using abusive i language. Later in the evening I they again met in a saloon, when I Turpiu drew a revolver and at i tempted to shoot Noel, but the ,' weapon missed lire. Bystanders i interfered and prevented a con i tinuance of the difficulty. The I cause of tiie trouble is not known. . but it is said Turpin had been di hiking. No arrest was made. It was a very lucky circumstance for both parties tiiat the revolve: i i ii. . i . ii. : missed lire. .a(ioit;ii I.,-;,,, year h i .ii i . .I .iio-miii.ui is caiieu io itie advor- ttseinent of the. National ip Year i;d! to ne iri veil at t !i opera house llli V f 1 Ti ndav eveioriir. 'Vol. I !.- mom string band, iii.-lmiine i io!. Cooiner from r-aleiu , the wili great coiue'.i.-f'.ir.'ii-li mii.-'i i; is peiiuo in. ll (H'er 1111 v i;li I- . ... . i Z . I .1 f ... i will participate, and a each u'ii be dressed in tne national colors the floor will present a beautiful, appearance, spectators tickets to the galh-rv will be 2-V. but all hidies dancing will be expe.-ted to purcliase tick..t, as it will b strictly a leap year ball. THE MARKETS. A Ml AX f QCOTATION3. Wheat-(54 ':,Xa.Mv. Oats :'t4lV. Flour 5 pi;. bUl. Potatoes 50. Eggs '2oc. baiter :!0. Lard (((rf.lde. Wool iM'25c. Hams ll(rf--2tc. Shoulders- 0. Tc. Hacon lU'tlrir. Hay Timo'thv, -?2), oats and c; $14. -Apples -'irtren. "w.OTi'l per liu. Tl T..T i i ' ,. .e-.tt. i .uwis l.l icil, .'1.7 IOC. pe- tf. Apples dried i.Urached !lc stun T ( S c. (.'hickt ns Old vrom l-icd Hides !-f i.Ttl.-s. -rc-r, .- ft) c : (leer skins, :'j ),-; .-.jjeep pc .'!. acenrding to wool. Beef 2;ae uro. Mutton s-j 5o p,-r head. Hogs 5e, dressed. 'dried S, liu I'OttTI.AN 1 M .v i;k i:ts. Tan ! lKXS-Tie- snnpiy f whv-A hi sight in the Cubed St.ttes nd (';(;;i.!a ast of tl;t Hockies, i.- given by gram -laiiiiaiy :; as i4, -t'il.Otm 1m. and increase for a week of ITHhi;; shcls. Wheat Quiet. Markets a'n le.-s bl. 1 OTIfi (III tenet a rathe'" easy toiie to tliec mis Mite anil both (huviyo t! a v, ... l rk fc.il o:!'. London oil". London ;.'nl i.iv- ;- : stocks are larger t ban . most of tin; iraife. )..; (iiiir;t. ami wii hour ch:i i for.li!. I l.y lnai.-t -. W.-iita Waiia is ipiote l ai ul an. I ley abiiiii s; :jt; - ixirici Fair wing -' iter celtt.i! quick one. I"! -. iVi-r- iill vi;i l tne Ulterior .-: 0.;ts The i for Slii j:!ilc!!'. . th'.s in:;: ket a 1 Hie-, quoted 4- '! ag vei; r- it. .on: ; not !; i-.g, Jjlll Some Kas'r ' r!lLr!i!g at 1 1 S.uit:ii;. mxH' i;...v:v:. i : ioL'T JT i-ii:ns. u ri.yoTi.ioic i.itcs :r" I week, at Mrs. Friers 'iliir i '.--...t Klxv.iith and Lyon. Ab v.i..;; he:; STATE iTCMKS. Xii'Bartlasd C2iin?sa Murderers Sectenced The Easene Shooting Accident. Sp'SciaS to the Hkrald 1Vhtlam (Or.), Jan. 9. Judge Steams- this morning passed the sentence of death on two Chinese condemned-murderers, Chee Gong and Fongr Long Dick. The court sentenced the- men to be hanged on February 17th, 18S8, between the hours of 10'a. m. and 4 p. m. The deatlv warrants were issued this afternoon.. The case of Chung Ling, the third convicted. China man will not come up for several days as his is a seperate case and has been appealed. FURTHER PARTICULARS. Eugene. Jan. 9. Sanwny Gill more o; Portland, Saturday about noon accidentally shot himself in the left side, about two inches be low the lung, the ball coming out at the back. The accident occurred at the residence of his stepi'athe'-, Mr. Geo. Parks. He was cleaning his pistol when he let it fall to the I floor which discharged it with the above result. It is impossible to' tell whether the wound will proVi) I fatal or not. AtLthis hour he is j resting easily with favorable symp- ! turns. NOTES FROM Til ii CAPITAL. j Salem. Jan. 9. A woman named j Maria YV'id!ie!d was to-day taken j from the poorhonse anil after ex- j animation committed to the asv-j mm. rue is me woman woo, liav i ing trouble over cattle that had been kilied, tried to shoot the wo-j man who was prosecuting her son. 1 In the circuit court room a vear! :Kr . ri III l)ii.ll,l -l lirmjlo, -ie J ' ,.-. i I'. S. deserter. He was to-day discharged. " Eleclion of officers of the 2d regi ment took place to-day. There ' wtre present General Ndin. Cap- 1 nightman, Lowell, Butler, ... n- i . - i Smith. Irvine, (ieslpr- 1r r.iV.nfo- i ""ts Manning, Downing, Scott, j ! Sladden, Pearce, Craig; 2d Lieu- : " J"l. jjuvso., iiowar.... ! Cusick. Wilson and Estes Tho . , , . . . ! e'ection resulted l it Ihe unanimous cho'.-e of Lieut. Col. T. C. Smith I unu' ; M-ijrw ! 4Vl Uerm' "! ';"". Li;utenant i Colonel, jiii I Captain li. II. Kosa atom, tor Col nel : Mnior F. E. i mu" riT- j ""' fH"'!lS' ;.77..r- ,.'":",:, . v. (r S " " A:. '. If lCIAN ... 1 M - A.VI) sri;-! r,1' : A f H- KIXIS. IMJYSICIAA AND Sfli: ; I . !l nn. Alba. j nii- E. A- McAI.in'SU HAS LOCATED i ' 1,is ,ffi"c " t; " "'' "f i Z? :!? ! ! fes,i..naiiy ciigagrd. E. McCOY.M !).Ho.MiKorATHI'J 1 ;1 piosi.. r irat and li;iker streets, A!han . (K Chronic ! diseases a si.:ei:dty. Con.siiita;o;i fre. oi- fl;:e hours: 10 to 12 a m and 2 to r l M. I r-iOCTf.it hi::-,ry smith, m kf.atixey ! U street. San l-'ra-ieiseo, n r 20 y.-arscx j pcduiiee in the treitnient oi enronie a:id ' special dise.isei in American an I iuucipean hospitals and otliur institutions, making a ! specialty or tluse fifTi-ctinns. I.iue treat- j nient sent tos'iehas ca'in t vii", his o lice, j Orders for medicine vroincily attended to. .1TIOK.W.VS. f R. X. BLACK .ACIvlifU.V. aito::m:v at. 0..-iif in Uild : Law AiV.anv, tnej billows Tenii.ic. vih pr.i-TM.-e in all i-.m Of the state, ainl T'ivc special attvnti-.n to alt I busiiiess UroLVEUToN" ti i i:i.n e. At roI'.XKVS at l.-iw, Alban-. or. i me in r..-nn- 1" and 11, roster's n ;r ;., C. i;.a;n'? ?'.ore. I T K. WKATUii ' 9) . Ja-.v, Aii.iali.v, ruM:;'oRi. att'jrxey at Or -un. OtfiTTi- in iiilil ..ll.Hi s Icmple. Will practice in all tli. court!, of rliostare, and ive special attention to all hush. ess. ' WRIGHT. A it'i'ls T. IS .I'Ktll'AliKl) to i'ive inin;ct;.in in drawin" :i!.n oilan.1 water color lumtinu. VrP t.i rnis ap ply :!t sLiHiu, reiidi-n e of Mrs. Win. I.:i brnille. coiner l-.llsui.rth a!id hV.urih streets. .".iiiical Diii-iiiiii-it i:ci:iircl. plfAS. I. I'lKRCK IS I'KKI'AKI D TO tuiie, dean and repair r,riiii ar reason ! aliic ratis. Old cases will lie jhViWied ainl made irou'l .is m-w Violins cpair.-d, and all triafc! insirninents a special.''.! . Orders left , at !lack ii;in'.s Mtorc, e'.lber for the e tv or louiirrv, will he prompt l atte .ded to. ' All; wors Trnaraii'.eed j pdAK!.;-; AM) i.oi.!.;i..; j I on-.il:le terms at Mrs. C. Rill's i oX UEAS- ; restaurant. corp. rot liakur and Kirst street. o;.pocito the "itar brewery Xo Chinese cooks. d A Iv Kit and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, ; UO:i SAI.K CHFAI. -NICE 'IOMK A 1KW I rlfJltJr'1". ':'l:'Tu.a,t Ditrnoa k.v 1IJ .11 ! .f j . Slafltnolin Flour. i Hit. P.hal iiAO.M.I.lA Ki.oCR l.KLIV ! i er-.d to any parr nf the eifv, forst 10 per '"u'k- , , JOff.V A. CUAWfoltD. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA Oni-Gox & Calii-oiinia Hailu'oad And Coiintctiiiiis. 4'.i2iriii.-t I xjiri-vs Trains Oailv. -l:o') p U1..I.V Kiitiand .".7:Ar7."l0i)aMi : s:,in P ' Lv Albany !.v . . V-o:, :,n, ' SriJa in.. Ar Asliia.-d Li., frr-ivi j.n, l.ora! i:iss. Trains ga ily- Ex. hundav : S:M a in. . L. 1 !':4o p in. .Lv. : -':-!0 is m. Ar . . . . IVi'i.itiU A.-. . :;:!.. pm . Albany Lv. .)l::in ;ilu F.ii'.'ene I. v.. !.nrt;im B.rli:iii ISraiu-li. :lo p m .Lv. . :" p M.. Ar.. ''' p m . Lv. . 1 :'' p in. .Ar. ' ..Albany . . . Lebanon. , . Albany . . . LebaiTni.'. Ar. . :"i:4.i am Lv.. .V.i'ij am . . . Ar. . -2:l.i pm Lv. . :?:t.'i pin . Pi LI, MAN BUFFET SLEKP'EK." t),y .HTtwvii'i 1'ortland and Siut i-Y.ui Jin. .'-: ijrant t-ieepin .' i-ars between 1' rtlai.d a:T-i s;ni F.-i-',c:-ii-. f:i-e of ei.aru. 'the . a '..'. K it. Feiry mates coi!nee"i..ii Witii r,;. ,!-,.. regular train-; ..n tlic e.isrsiiu- ib ' iTsic-ii from ion: of !' str. -ci. VI est iij. v;o'!. n l'.irfian I air ! (Jor 'i'rain Jiiiil.l - Kxcepl. Sun .. ! v for.irel Ar. . ' Train !l:fi!v--Kx-tnt rni'.iv. I: i-l M. M.n.iv, am .r.l"i arn '.e.l.v.. i.n'icct w.'ii reirrrt'ihiff r.ut-', a.ci;:. '. 'OKIEtlS, . O. i". vM i'. A 7,!i.K.S. JLuia.', A 4 liiiiese t'is..lc. That is what the printer says it i , Wallace i Thompson were too busy to wte up an adv. so the printer's de.vil said he guessed he j could fix one up. Just for fun j they let him try, and here is the : result : i Ii Yoa WiTsouie arE Bargains I Go tO Aaiiuce tllotuoson'S. I tuaY oivEJj tuonE y beUeli oOds joa LJ4L8 siONev tHa An mvN In Joavn- tor a solution of this puzzle go to Wallace & Thompson's. For the next 30 days we will give a diseonnt of 15 percent- on all leather goods boutrlit from us. Bedkield Browxell. 'You can select a pjir of tine shoe.-j from our slock at a discount of l.'i per cent. Reifiei.i & Bhuwnei.l. 1 Improve this opportunity to buy a air of $5 shoes for 4.2o" h -paying cash. Good for :!0 'lavs. k. B. A mammoth sto.k to select from at a discount ol' l-r iL-rccnt. K. Ji. li. Pncl. i.-ill I.... s..- .1 ! I. I.- i i i, . . ' j JVdlll-Kl ,V liroWilfli S. : j . r" Kecks -Marble Works, i M. N. KECK I Designer &Scui,ptor 7 ' MonuiiKints, h..a(is!.ins t.ililets, et. hu erertcd a Imildint; nppt.situ tl"u llcvure Hnusc and -.vill koi-p toiis.untiy i.n hand niarlik suitable Kir And a'i ki:ii!s n: w.-rk to wiiii-h marh'e or otluT ornanii.'iii ;ii .coni: is i cntitcd. Those wi-liiii-,' work of 'hat liind should ia!l ujion : him liel'mf making rmitrai-ts clsewhtae iuul : .xamiiii- his mr's and prii-es. isrA.T.LOjSrA.L a Lisa's v (:ic uoi'c, January 1 3, 1888 Ladirs .nttondi;!,' are reuustcd to wear fancy dress onsUr.in-f of one of t!i nationa! f coins. A general invitation is extended to all. Music by 1'rof. I iam.,i:d's orchestra of : Salem: I'n.i. Coi iner, cornctint. j ixi l'ii kets, hieiiMiii"- siiduct at the Cite ' Resianianr, s-3 no; s;i. ctators, 'J5c. For sale 1 : at Ltackuain's iiru- tm'c- " . .. ' Alufiriy Opera House M OX DAY TUESDAY ij JANUARV 17 mm: sirjsni, y Kites i And constantly increasing jiul-lic tavcr of the ROYCE AND LANSING ; UUI .t:t, swiss :i- i.i.-i;ix4;i.i:s. M'.i t'. Music, ilurles pie and Comedy, and ;.l-o the eniiiciit voiiny violinist, OLAt M'KX. laie of the conservato'v of inusic, CiirisriaiiTi. Xorway, now niakiinr his first tour of Ann-rica Over 1.!K:.((;:) of people have witmssed the almve cntertainnieiit. Pre s and public iron the lakes 'o the'iilf, and At l.m'.ic tn the I'ae'fic inlhu-iastie in their praise. iJ' Secure seats early at Blackmail's. Best seats old v 7.ic. : r I A TICXG HKvO, WASUIXO AND lUOXtXG. i tiie Revere House and Johnson's hlaeksn.ith i. hm. Alt work war.-.mted hrst-class an 1 sat- ', isfuctory. l'ri.-es low. ! moWT-xlcis FfitXisilKD KooMs. ; J. Willi or without hoard, either double or single. For partier.lars apply at Hkrald i ! o't re. LraiLraiuifi ,:T have used Simmons Liver iiegulator for many years, Lav iiiig made it my only Family .Medicine, ily mother before me was very partial to it. It is :i safe, good and reliable medi cine for any disorder of the system, and if used in time is (i ffrrat preventive nf sickness. I often, recommend it to my t:-iends, and shall continue to io so. "Rev. James M. Kollins, 'astorM. E.Chureh, So. Fairfield, Va.: i.rnj.v ieeiit& Simmons .ii'e 2rav.ia.ior in t'tc house. "T have found Simmons Liver i to:-1: i er roily med tniyfhin.ST iw n.'-ed it .".? ffha-it. ;d it to l-e-Afrer e;t r'.oii Ki.ing rer'.sp-i'.re.i- eil'eeis of I'-in'; I ever usvl for tiiac may happen, lit: ;:; Inaigestion, i'oiic, H:toitsiie.?.-i, ;T.' four. ve immcCia . 'v. :::r;a!irty:;;;.T'". ; iieil: 1 tc.'r.c .-l' ; i t a lui, I never f'-r-l the tie: Sitrqie!' e.r--e. 'J -M v -: r-.faeon 'a. eap Year jja siealCoi i i I.I tuni ( - C- Ti LY G Z r 3 U I K Z"L s or.r 7. if:::mp on front of Wrapper. Zeilin & Co., Sate Proprietor; Sil.CO. jt'HLiAIiEZ.ritIA, i il Tie -OF New III! We pause in the midst of our commercia: rush, and not without good reason heartily thank OUR PATRONS i For, and congratulate ourselves MANY TRiUSViPHS Achieved during the pist year. We point with pride to oar '' COLOSSAL ESTABLISHMENT, On the corner of First and Broadalhin streets, which has now Jiecome the recognized EMPORIUM For all that is 'select and admirable in the production of both European and American Wins iu staple dry goods, tine dress goods and silksaud - the indisputable j ! POLYTECHNIC For the outpourings of the cneen rated genius ..t foreign and ors of line art fancy goods, and ihe COLLOSEUM That bridges the chasm which timid .speculators are fearful of rossin , lay ing at the feet of the inhabitants of Albany and surroundincg eotintry.- THE WORLD'S SELECTIONS In everythi-ff that ixrtdns to dry and fancy goods, cloaks, boots, shoes and all the etcr-tr-ras. As it belx-ovi h a firm "which has reared its head above all competition, we nevr ridicule the feeble attempts at rivalry from our neighbors, and since our position is so It wur doubly unwortiiv of us to do St.. The secret of o.- ad vatitave. be sides a keen apprehension of the valuss of goods ami being const? nt ly on die qui mi; lov the latest developments ot 1.0.. and f '.shioii, lies in the la-jt that we are the proprie tor of that immense establishment, THE WHITE HOUSE, ; 1 4l Spokane Falls, along with our Albany house, which compels us to buj our goods iu enormous qualities, way pay spot cash secures us our goods far BELOW ORDINARY PRICES. And makes our custom courted by the lcadmg wholesale hon es. For the approaching spring We our programme is aire idy fill d, and iu . view ol the very satisfactory ami increasing demand f. r tine dry goods ia Albany, the proud metropolis of the valley, we intend to outshine if possible our former efforts and offer NOVELTIES Whijh shall surprise botli the consumes and thejtrade in the whole Korth west, and place our prices in a position to gladden our patrons and pan 1 ze all attempts at competition, fe.sons desiring to cmivkce themselvHi d the foregoing are cordially invited to pay a visic to our establishment wnere the spleirienr of Will of themselves hurry conviction, -' " ,,! ' ' '" "wonns, mey sir-ill find advantages to which thov were before now strangers. To uf iiatrons, and to the pub-ic genW, we wish a prosperous! r fc L Iv A P M0KTEITH Threshold A- Year. on, the great strides made and the home invent- ous and the consideration that we al- ENCE and should th. ry desire to pr.rchaae Y E) A R & SEITENBACIL . '":-..: