Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 13, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD : FRIDAY, JANUARY is, 1888 j n y ii in m ' - Jl it i 1 1 1 2fi i v it 1 1 1 UlU OVKK AM KILLED. ll:14KKS OF THE W.4K OF ISli. VOUH AT IAO.U.VI II.4KKOIC. q7irijj vi wv AMUSEMENTS. Win. Christiaa, a Brakeaiaa on the Harrow 1 Oregon and Washiagton Have A Goodly The Length of the Jetty Over $300,000 i O, te C. R. K. TIME-TABLE. Gauge Railroad Killed at Brownsville. i Number-The Complete List. Needed to Complete the Work. NORTH BOUND. Arrives Departs' Arrives. OaU.expr Eugene ex (Freight 6:45am 11 t5am 7.05am Portlan-10 10am 11. 35an.J " 3.5pn 7.10am! " 2.45pm SOCTH BOUND. Arrives! Departs' Arrives. CaIa.exp Eugene ex eight 7.45pmi 3.05pm 12.20pni' 12.40pm i I 30pm Ashland 9.00am Eugene 2.40p m Eugene fi.OOpro No freight received for south after It a. m. -of same dvy. LEBANON BRANCH. FmAlba'y Departs Arrives No.il 12 50 pm Lebanon at No. 13 ... I 8.10 p 111 1.36 15.56 p m p ni Fm i.eban No. 12.. No. 14.. 5 00 a m Albanyat 5.45 am. .2.00 pin 1 " 2.45 pm. OREGON PACIFIC TIMTC TABLE. Arrives Depart Passenger.. . Frei'nt 11 :15am 1:00 p in 5:25pm 6:50 a.m lOTTISiiS ABOUT TOWS. Leap year party at the opera house to-night. Services are being held each evening this week at the Baptist and Christian churches. Dr. M. H. Ellis has sufficiently recovered from his recent injuries to enable him to be upon the streets -again. It began snowing again last even- j ing, and at this writing indications I are favorable for a touch of genuine j winter ' GetuSiglinand Col. Smith will ! V reinu'.f'n0- A" K-an, "V" j : '"Sanation ceremonies this evening. 1 The Koyce and Lansing Musical Comedy Co. and Swiss Bell Ring ers will appear in this citv on Jan. Itilh and 17tii. Marshal Isaac Hays has appoint ed C. G. Burkhart as deputy mar shal and C. W. Watts as special deputy at the opera house. The immense stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is leing slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's worth sold. The grand march at the leap year party this evening will take place 15 minutes before 9 oMxk. Tho e interested will govern them selves accordingly. Wm. Simpson will soon open a new hardware and notion store in the brick one door east of the Al bany Farmers and Merchants In surance company's office. Surveyors were at work yester day measuring the ground prepar atory to the commencement of work on Foshay & Mason's and Twdale & Hopkins' new brick building. The Herald is in receipt of cop ies of the important bills intro duced by Oregon's representatives at Washington. The full text of the most important measures will be published in these columns. Messrs. Franklin & Co. 1 CO. nave ! -optned in connection with their , . secoad hand store a first-class tin shop, and will hereafter be in the held for contracts and all other j work usually connected with the j business. Farmers will find a -good market for their produce at Kenton & Chase's new store, between the - Qpe-a House and the postoflice in this city, where there is always on hand a large stock of groceries and provisions. The Willamette Packing Co.'s store is one of the muft attractive in the city. Its proprietors keep on sale ihe fine fruits canned by the company during the past sea son, and also a choice stock of fam ily groceries. Mr..!. S. Eberlv, representing ! Abbey' double mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin company, with two uniformed brass bands, (white and colored) ar.d the great mystic quar tette, is in the cit- arranging for tne appearance of this troupe. Notwithstanding the fact that j the Farmers and Merchants Insur-; ance Co. of Albany is the newest company m Oregon, it is doing a i larger businoss than any ot'uer j company in the state. Its premium ; receipts for the last -d davs have been jover $8,000. ' i Koyce & Lansing's success is ac-1 counted for by their strict adher- j nce of presenting . stricviy refined ; entertainment composed of tne l.-et artists, and the best vocal and in- j strumental music. Tickets are! commencing to go fast. Remember i the best seats are only 75c Attention is directed to the adv. ot Parker Bros., successors to John j Fox of the Albanv Bakerv Thev keep a lar-e and well selected stock, and wait upon customers 1 with the same prompt and pleas- -ant manner that has made them j popular business men. . The I'yke comic opera company ; will positively appear in this city : on January 25th and L'oth in two , of their latest successes. "Black i Mantle" and Nanon," which plavs ! wprp nrodiir-oii tc mti.-L-o-? imnaoo in ! .Portland Tli .n,nnv ; ! ipam stronger than when last in Albanv .and the public can expect a great treat. ' Now is the time to subscribe for newspapers and magazines for j r.Ai. JVenron Continues to i (receive subscriptions for ail the j . i leauing enodicaIs, savins sub- cnbers the trouble, risk and ex- j large stock of shelf hardware and pense of sending direct to publish-1 agricultural and farming imple ers. Orders left at the store of i ments for the mmino vmP tra,iQ. Kenton & Chase will receive jrompt and care'ui attention. .enei-.ii order .!. teacher' institute will be held in ' lief Corps, and McPherson Post To comrades ot McPherson Post, 8hedd, to which all teachers and ! No. 5, G. A. R., will jointlv r. A. R : Those who have uni-! those interested in nublie schools meet in their hall on Fridav eveii fonns are requested to wear them ! are invited to be present and par- j ing at 7 :30 p. m. The menihers of at the installation ceremonies this I ticipate. "Work will be commenced ! the two societies and "their friends evening. By order of S. W. Reese B. F. Tabler, Adjutant. lorn, i Information vas received in this city yesterday that Wm. Christian, abrakeman on the Narrow Gau;e railroad, was run over and killed at Brownsville Wednesday evening. The accident occurred in switching freight cars. The unfortunate man slipped and fell between the cars and was frightfully mangled, the wjiieeis passing over the entire length of his body, mutilatinsr it vond recognition. The deceased leaves a wife and several children. His parents re side at Eugene, his father being one of the eariiest settlers of that place. He was a son-in-law of Rjev. J. S. McCain, former editor of the Salem Sentry. REAL ESTATE. Following were the real estate sales recorded in Linn county dur ing the past week : A. C. Hausman to Wm. F. Myers, two lot?, Brownsville. Con. $ (i. W. Maston and Geo. E. Chamberlain to Joshua Wilkinson, block two. Maston and Chamber- i Iain's addition, Albany. Con. $950. i Harper Cranor to Robert A. j Imphrev, lots seven and eiirbt. I block 102, Hackiemaii addition. ! Con. $700. 1 Smith Cmx et al. to Frank Trites, ! 175.87 acres. Ti. 10. 2 W. Con. 1. I I. B. Monteith to S W.Crowder, v. '4, djock il'o. Uackleman s : action, Albany Con. $500. ,.,K- t."eadle to Daniel Murtevant, 4:) acres, 1 1. 12, 2 W. Con. 320. ; -. I). Ridmger to Daniel Dnno-i J.' 13 aT 10' 2 W' Con- ! "John E. McCormick to Annie M. i McCormick, undivided I., of 24x100 i v.,vf . ... ,.r ..... l i rcci aitu iiw ilViCK, ij.f. i.r,.i V..f 10UO j Kebeeca Jones to J. W. Bland 2 ai-res in Lebanon, .$150. j Oregon tp C. !. Riuing3r, 10 j acres tp. 10, 2 w, $12 50. ' U. S. to I. Blevins, U49.49 acres, S tp. 12, 4 w, patent. j H. H. Settlemire to J. H. Simp- son, 35.36 acres, tp. 12, 3 w, $1758. 1 A. II. Baltimore to AshbvPearce i lots, block 11, $,)0. " j J 1'ateut.s Granted. The following patents have been granted to citilens of the Pacific States during the past week, and reporceu ror mis paper lv A. Snow & Co. Patent lawyers Wabh- inf'ton DC ' AI. Anthony, San Francisco, Cal. Glass preserving jar. T. P. Chen. San Francisco, Wood splitting ma chine. E. C. Emery, San Diego, Cal., Insulator. J. Greig, .anta Clara, Bed planers attachment. .1. M. Hayness, Maxwell, Cal. Wrench. G. W. Hill, Stark's Point, Wash. Ter., Device for hold ing cans. M. Katzner, Marysviile Cal., Koad cart. 1. VY. Monroe San Francisco, Nation indicator. r xr. 1 . . x. u . xc-inju. .aiiut iuaria i,niirn A. E. Koe, San Francisco, Cal., Crushintr mill. A. Soderliii". r.. .1:.. . 1 .1 . n' oouie. jiu., Amalgamating pan. 1 W. Tiffany, Creswell, Oreg. Kail- i way pump motor. .1 . i n .on nan i Vrdlwisi-n i 1 tr I YViiirnr' s:r...L-t.r, r'"..i r ;i- i.ii.-. v.. 4., uiui,ivivu.vai., ijtllh lieilllll. i Lire-Saviii" sinlinn nl Viiauiiiii. n i l onowii.g is me tun text ot .Scn- i-n . i .... ator Mitchell's nil, making an up- ht- establishment ! propriation for j ot a hte-saving station and pi ovid- i j ing for a life-saving crew at Yaqui-; j mi bay. in the state of Oregon, ; which was read twice and referred ! : to the committee on commerce:!' ; Be it enacted by the senate and ' ! house of representatives of the ; I'nited States of America in congress assembled, that the sum j of .v):i be. ami the sum tis liereby appropriated, out of any monev in ! the iivasury not otherwise appro ! priated, for the purpose ot cstab-; j lisiiing a life-saving station and : j providing n.r a iife-saving crew at l aipjina oay, m the slate ut Ore-, t oil) pa ii y lo he I iiifonii.-U. An appropriation of $.'!!)! having been made to each military com pany in the state for the purpose of purchasing uniforms, Compaiiy F of this city are having their measures taken for the required uniforms. The measures are being taken at L. K. Blain's. who will have the regulation uniforms,. sixty in number, made to order. The company when taken bv actual measnrenient sizes up as one of the i best proportioned lot of men to be ! found in any company in the state, i rL:.77T T j Arkuowiedsemen, Keceived to-uav tiom 0. B. i 1 - t - . , , , ; iim, a-eiu lor uie iraveiers in-1 I surance Co., lull amount of my j I ciaim the company on ac- j i count ot injury received. The com- i nanv's nromotness is aoi)ieci:itMl I and I heartily recommend it to anv I who may need insurance. i .. B. Si-rkmjer. j Alijany. Jan. Hi. isss. i Slarllln l errlhle Fall : j A wonderful offer ! Cloaks, jack-! ets and wraps, of everv de.cri.-tion. .it en join,, n.... . -reatly reduce our stock on these1 se . lins before hikin.r in vAiif-nrv - ,. ;', ! . cr i:.. 1 T. ; i unci uui cm ne uneoi .. prmger liros. taiior made garments at cost or less. tailor in; illis l!i 11 rare cnance. iati eanv wliile the assortment is large. MONTEITH & SeITEXHAC H. Kemovnl. Messrs. Deyoe & Kobson have removed their fiardware store and airicnlfiiral dpnnt mln tb.oir ii,.- r) . j . - ...v in. u building just completed. Thev i have pliant mvirrpra .nl lia o - ... ... I. cv . - local TeaelierV Instltule. On Saturday, January 28, a local on f rulay evening and continue! over batuniav. i tooi; speakers will i be in attendance. Gilbert D. Mills, special exam iner of the United fctates peusion bureau, Washington, D. C., has beer 1 Oregon since October, and has..oposed of the sixty-nine cases assigned to him for investigation. The remainder he will look into when lie returns from San Francis co in April. He has furnished the Oregonian the following list of pet sons in the Northwest drawing a pension of $8 a month, on account of the war of 1S12, with Great Britain : SURVIVING PENSIONERS. Hosea Brown, Cartwriffht, Lane county. William Shaw; Looking Glass Dou glas county. James Woody, Grant's Pass, Jose phine county. Solomon (Jox. Eugene City. Jacob Spore, Cobursr, Latin county. Payton Wilkes, Greenville, Wash ington county. AU are !M) years old or over. Brown is !)5 Spore 94 alia Woody WIDOW PENSIONERS. Re'u'cca Burkhart., Lebanon, Linn ooiuitr Sarah Denny. Seattle, W. T. Saiah Duncan, Lebanon, Linn county. Sarah Engart, Sappoose. Or. "Moran Griffin, North Yamhill, Or. Elizabeth Howard, Walla Walla. W. T. Amanda Kimball, Oretown. Tilla mook county. Marv Munjar, Ilardman, Morrow county. Marv Simors.SodavillcLmn county. Margaret (i Souther. Poitland. Susan Shuck, Hilisboro. Eveline Waikt-r, BU-kk-ton, Klicki tat county, W. T. Asa CoDii-bs. Seattle. W. T.' Francis Hill, Malheur, Or. Nancy Wiggs, Rock Creek, Linn county, Oregon Mary B. Corwin, Wamic, Wasco county. Mary English. Salem. Marj Flournoy, Looking Glass.Doug. las county. Mary Geer, ; Butteville, Marion count v Sarah A. Jackjon, Molalla. Clacka mas county. Mahaia McCaOister. Salem. Nancv Moor, North Yamhill. Isabella Stalcy, Yoncalla, Douglas county. Sarah A -'Talbot, Portland. Susannalfielton. Oregon City. El.-zabethNVestfall. Bullj, Baker county. j Mary R. Taffrnadge, Dayton, W. T. Mr. Mills found that Mie ages of the widow pensioners range from 50 to 7f vears, and -n the war ..f 1S12 was dc- j cwreu nearly seventy six ears ayo, : j '":,".v ;' "'cm were not born t'.ien. ! When quite young tliev married tin-. I r...ii.Lieis ui uie war, wntdii iney survive i)v inanv vears. LKTTKIt LIST. Following 13 the list of letters remaining in t'nc nosturticeat Alb my.Jan. 12.18SS. Persons Ciil;mv for these letters will ;ive the date on which, they were advertised: Ask, Anureas Barks, James Cole, Harve Dodge, Miss Tottle Hvland, George McDonald, John Perry, Frank Harmon, Mrs A. L. Iavid, Mrs. KmbV'ee, Benton ! K,iaP. did ! 1 riK, i apt r.n. Probacht, I nomas at ,nitnt, iiiuhj..,.,! , r 1 I Zeroff cv., I KUffs tuomp.son, p. I M. Co n voca I i u ni Sc r v i ces . The convocational services to he ' tie d 111 the KnlSCODill c'llin-ll will . oeirin with evening servicfnn Tn- . " r - u;iy, January u, ana continue throiiLrh t'nf lStli latli ooth .m.l Dundav, toe 22d insts. The fol lowing papers will be read during ; the services : j 1 The place of the holv serin- i - ' mn-n in uic services, mcal'iing tne Psalter, by the Kev. John W. Sher wood. 2 Morning prayer, Rev Jesse C. Tavloi. :i Tiie creeds, Rev. A. L. Par ker. -i The Ecc'e-iaticid y. ar or cal endar, Kev. F. N. Post." rth The Litany, Rev. Wm. S. Short. y lith Office of the holv commun ion, Rev. Oeo. W. Foot'e. Ihe hymnal or church music. Kl. Rev. Wistar P.. Morris, I). I). On Sunday, the 22.1 inst.. the rite of confirmation will be admin istered by Bishop Morris. The public is cordially invited to j attend these services. The morn ing services will be held at 11 o'clock; evening services at 7:30 o'clock. Kxiilanalion. In another column appears under our signature an advertisement an- niLiini.ti... ..I : . j. iiuuiiLiu- mi- cnj.sin'' out Ot O'lr shoe business altogether at cost Why we sell at actual cost is be-! cause we won't buy anv more and ! wish to clear out" everv shoe as i quick as we can. Of course the i nublii- Mndi-tnn.i . n i I ..j...... "V" Liiai 11 ' we intended to continue the shoe business such a course would be to sav the least, nonsensical, and our announcement to that eftW-r w.-mL1 )w ,.rnC;,i..i ,L...f; t ..i: ." will olease note this fact ..,,,1 m. ern themselves accordingly Shane & Lonsway. - . M"n Mr -t, t .i f "?x "efS!,on h. L,Iin 1 utmiv uisirit l lOtle, 1. U.. It. 1.. JV'!1 h,.1,.i.lt U1 on I i?.. i . .-.... All Stlbordin ite i .l 1 '"l"r.V , loo. i i I ' : t.o i n tY. 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . .... .... . i ; to send in their full delegation. j I. C. lioBJf ETT, District Secretary. n. llnmlm; Alionl Thi. It is a straight business proposi tion, easily comprehended and worth givi-i a attention to, that the entire stock of boots and shoes at A- B- Mcllwain's is now offered at twenty-five tier cent, discount. This sale is positive, as the entire assortment is offered without re serve at this slaughter in prices. Installation of Officer.. The officers oithe Women's Re- are expected to be nrespnt in Mglm is also expected to be u at-! ,fl,jn0 ' ; The reports of U. S. engineers, Maj. W. A. Jones and Capt. Chas. F. Powell, to the chief engineer at Washington shows the following condition of the work at the en trance to Yaquina bay : The pro ject is to build a high tide brush and stone jetty about 4000 feet long, on the south side of the entrance, with shore proteition, to close a rock obstructed channel for the purpose of providing a central free channel not less than twelve feet deep at mean low water. The total amount expended on the project to June 30, 1887, was $192, 626.53, and has resulted in the construction of 2517 feet of jetty and 450 feet of shore protection. The channel is now less shifting and is generally deeper, and is de fleeted permanently from the south rocks, through which the leep water sometimes ran. Amount expended during the fiscal year, $20,778.30; required for comple tion of project, $308,S)70; July 1, 1887, amount available, $42,476.84. I' isufctiriK!. SiiK'ke Estrella. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A tine line of neckties at Blain's. Six shaves for a dollar at T. Jones'. Rubber goods at cost at N. JI. Allen & Co.'s. , French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. Sewed calf boots Lewis fc Hughes. (in to Kedlield Brownell's for fresh groceries. New goods and low prices at C. B. Roland i Co.'s. Fresh roasted peanuts every day at Holl'man it Pfeitl'cr. Cash will buy groceries cheap at Redtield V Brownell's. An elegant new parlor set for sale cheap at the Second Hand Store. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or less at Monteith et Sciten bach's For A No. 1 cider vinegar go to Hotf maiwfc Pfei tier's, at 25 cents per gallon . Cloaks, jackets and wb tei wraps at cost or less at Monteith & Seiten bach's. New line of gents' furnishing goods now arriving at O B. Roland & Co.'s. The boss place to buy crockery and glassware ic at Conn Bros, at way down .rices. A new line of overcoats, just opened Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland it Co. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at i cot-t or less at Vlonteith it Seitenbach's. j Thirty cases of w.nter boots in al! ! grades, just received b. C. B. Roland it Co. First class .-tock in every nartie ulur. Just received, th celebrated Estrclla Key West cijrr, Uio lincstKcv West cigar in the market, al M. Buuingart's cigar store. Coiih Bros., sole agents for the cele brated "Red Letter" cigar, strk-tlv Havana tilled, the bet 5-eent cigar ih the market. Orders promptly fillled for boots or shoes, any quality or style, pegped or sewed, ut Lewis & Haghes shep. sThu largest assortment of ladies tine shoes and slippers in town at Aedlicld fc Brownell's. Call and see them. For your line imported and Kcj ! West cigar go to M. 15:iungart's cigar ! store, one door cast of Lang-di n's drug ! store. Ladies will find relief fioin head- ' ache, costiveness, svviniining in the head, colic, -our stomach, restlessness ; p Uss H,-,USE AljBAXYi 0R.j. GIBLIN iik igestion constant or pnodii al , i. proprnetor. This hou.e is now furnish Sick heaaaches, weakness III the buckled with the best new furniture Everything or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and ! dean and commodious, offering to tin- 'iciieri i different parts of the ..oily, a lei-ling j I of lassitude and "e-spomlencv bv taking i Simmons Liver xcguiator. ii is not unpleasant, is in. iclv vegetable, and is not injurious to the. most dt-lieale con stitutioii. j Jlccl I'roiiipll.v. j The metnherp of tlic Woman's i Relief Corns are reouei-ted to meet j promptly at 2 r. m. on Friday, the j ! loth inst., :it the regular meeting, j j as business of importance is to be i transacted, and final arrangements i made for the installation in the evening. For the next SO days we will rive a discount of 15 per cent- on all leather iootls bought from us. Kedfiei.d & Bkownell. A mammoth st.vk to select from at a discount of 15 'jercent. R. &. B. You can select a pair of fine shoes from our sto.-k at a discount of 15 per cent. Kedfield fc Bkownell. Improve this opportnnity to buy a pair of 5 shoes for $4.25 bv paving cash. Good for 30 davs. K. X B. Von will Save Money BY TAKING YOUli SEWING M CHINKS to the repairer, B F. Parsons, at Sixth ai.d Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good satisfaction or no pay llusleiil liislrumenls Repaired. . CHAS L PIEKCE IS PREPARLjJ TO tune, clean and repair organs at reason able rates. Old cases will be lmlished and made itood as new. Violins lepaired, and all striinretl instruments a snerialtv. Ordftis Inft ..k?..!?:J!!S .ty .'S cou"try' wiH bepronipUy attended to. All ROAD SUPERVISORS ARE REQUESTED to include in their annual reports Oil. tools belonging to the county in tlieir ro id districts, and also the condition of the roads in their respective districts, and about what amount of lumber will probamy be needed for bridges therein next season. And any person hearing ef any lumber being pur chased at countv exneuse b anv suuervisor and not used upon bridges upon public roads, j will please take interest enouicn in county a&iiis to report the same to the county court Uiat we mav investigate the matter. J. J, WHITNEY, Cuuuty Judge. Ileal Kfttule and Employment Acency. FORTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE of about ItiO acres, or those having larger tracts which they would be willing- to divide up into 80 or 160 acre lots, are invited to call at our oHiceras we have a ew customers for that class of farms. We c?n also furnii-h par ties wanting help, either male or female, for the city or country, with such help as they desire on short notice; and we also have a few situations for both male and female in the ! citv and countrv. Call at our office if vou want help or want employment. We can get ro,wni .nume - r streeI. aa loilung W. C. rVeed!leV tin store. F. X. BURKHART & CO. This space is reserved for Wal lace & Thompson, who were too busy selling goods yesterday to write an adv. NEW TO-1JAY. Wanted. IMMEDIATELY AT F. A. BURKHART & L Co.'s real estate and employment office, a man to worn 011 a farm, also two jfirU to do general housewark. Apply at once. tor Sale. A NICE, COMFORTABLE AND COM- j. x. mi.iinoui dwelling, six rooms, one am', one-bali rtories high, hard finished, splen did well of water, small barn, situated on north Fou-:h street. This is a very desirable residence, being hi one of the best neighbor hoods in the eity. 'Ihe house ia compara tivi ly new and modern in construction. For furtii. r information inquire at this ollice. ruisitiA.vs. GW. riASTOX, PHYSICIAN AND SL'K , jreon, Albany, Oregon MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SL'Kr , geon. Allia y, Oregon. D'iii, E. A. McALISTER HAS LOCATED his ottice on the corner of First and Broa-'albin street, over liedtield & BroimeU's store, whore he can be found when not pro fessionally engagsd. TirRS M.E. McCOY.M. O.HOMEOPATHIC ItL physician, olti e anil residence corner of First and Bilker streets, Albany, Or. Chronic disease a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 A M. and 2 to 5 p. m. DOCTOR HENRY SMITH, 433 KEARNEY street,. San Francisco, over 20 years ex perience in the treatment of enronic and special diseases in American and European hospitals and other institutions, making a specialty of these affictiotis. Home treat ment sent to such as ca'in it visr his ottice. Orders for medicine promptly attended to. ATTOKNKVS. I R. N. L'. Law, BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT brllow's Temple. VIII practice in all courts of the state, and business. jive special attention to all WOLVERTON & IRVINE, AITORNEYS at Law, Albanv, Or. O. lice in rooms 1:5 and 14, store. Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's T K. WEATHORFORD, ATTORNEY AT r) . law, Albany, Oregon. Offlce in Odd Fellow's Temnle. Will nr!iftii-i in -ill tl, j courts or thestate, and give special attention to all hitsiness. FOR SALE. "V70UNG TEAM, NEW IIARE-St.. NEW X Dtmoc at wagon; first-class outfit for gardener. See Keutun 4: Chase, Grocers, be wcen Opera House til Posiotfico. HOUSE-FIVE YEARS OLD, 16 HANDS high, very gentle in harness, single or double. Enquire at Hkrai.d office. PLANING MILL FOR al,E. me .uw, desirable fac'ory privilee in the city, in quire of C, L. Uritah, foot of Lyon St. " lir.lKLs. REY K RE II Ol'SE, A L BAN Y,T)IL-CHAS. Pfuilfi r, Pr .p. Only fust edass house HI the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage otti.-e for Corvallis. public superior accommodati iis to any in ;he "ir-r- pm R KST A C RANT . KKKS1I OYsTEIJS every tiny served in anv stvle. SrEl'IAL NOTICES. rpVO GOOI GIKLS WANTED TO LX) JEN L eral ho isewotk fierman preferred. Ln (jnire at .Meczger's Emp ovment Ayency. j .olicc In llehloi-N, j I l.L PEUSOXS KNOWING THEMSELVES j i indebted to -ha firm of Hotfinan & I'fciffer are hereby notified to call and settle I iheir accounts immediately, .us the same will i vi Ft-b lt be nlacco in the bunds of an at- toniey i r collection, John Hokfmax, Fra.nch Pkkjffer. Dissolution of t'onarluerMhin. riHE CO PA KTNERSH I P HERETO FORE, 1 existing between John Isom, E. J. Lan ninsr and Edward Goiii", under the firm name of Nom, Lanninif & Co.', is hereby dissolve i b mut'ai consent, Edward fioins retiring. JOHN ISOM, E J. LANNING, JiDWARD GOINS Albany, Jan -2, The business in the futil'i will be conduct ed bv John Isom sml E. J. Lanbiiir, under same style t firm nnmu. Isoin. Laniun i Co.. who will pa all liabilities of the late j fi'm, and a'e alone authorized to collect all outstanding accounts. DISSOLUTION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby eiven that the partnership here tofore existiing between Jidin Hoffman and Francis Pfeffcr, under the firm name of Hoff man & Pfeiffer, is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. The business will be continued by the litter, who will assume a 1 liabilities, and all outstanding accounts will be collected by the old firm. Dated Albany, Jan. 4, 18SS. John Hofhmax, Francis Pkeutkr. HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, 1,-iORTY DOLLARS REWARD. A RE r ward of 40 will be paid for the recov ery of the body of benjamin Ohling, who is supposed to have been drowned in the Wil lamette at Corvallis on Frid y, Dec. 16. The above reward will be paid by Ohling Bros. Albany, Dec 30. BOARDING AND- LOUGING ON REAS onahle terms at Mrs. C. Ball's restaurant, comer of Ilafcer and First street, opposite thenar brewery No Chinese cooks. FOR SALE CHFAP. NICE 'TOME A F EW minutes' walk from the new college at Corvallis, easy terms. Address box 148. Al tf. ban v. Magnolia t'lonr. I IHE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV 1 ered to any part, of the citv, for gl.lftaer sack. JOHN A. CRAWFORft nlSOdtf DR R KOLDEWAY, VEIERINARY SUR geon, Albany, Oregon. -Graduate of Ger man and American colleges. TENG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING. Laundry on Ellsworth street, between the Revere House and Johnson's Blacksn.ith shop. All work warranted first-class an 1 sat isfactory. Prices low. mo LfT NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, L with or without board, either double or single. For particulars applv at Hkrald ofHee. Sew Barber .shop. j QINCE THE FIRE TIIOS JONES HAS ' kj g.nerally fitted up th- rjom on Elsworth street opposite the Revere house at the back of Conn Bros.' grocery store where his friends and patrons will find him now ready to carry on the barber business as before. p Year p ALBAXY OPERA UOIIgt, January 13, 1888 Ladies attending are requested to wear fancy dress, consisting of one of the national colois. A general invitation is extended to all. Music by Prof. Diamond's orchestra of Salem; Prof. Coomer? cornetist. fiSTTickets, including supper at the City Restaurant, 2 00; spictators. 25c. For sal'c at Blackmail's drug store- Albany OperjHouse 16 MONDAY TTTESD;' "17 JANUARY K SHtsHL TEAKS And constantly increasing public favr r of the ROYCE AND LANSING AD SWISS BEl.L-KlEB!. Mirth, Music, Burlesque and Comedy, anc also the eminent young violii-ist, OLAF MoEN, late of the conservatory jf miisic, Christiana, Norway, now making his first tour of America Over l.tHMI.UOf) of people have witnessed the aboe entertainment. Pre s and public iron the lakes to the gulf, anil At lantic to the Pacific enthusiastic in theb praise. ii. Secure 'eats early at Blac-kman's. Best seats only 75c. Albany Opera House. " ONE NIGHT ONLY. SATI ItOAY.... .I4M AUY 21. 1S88 uoi ule nA.n nor II Unole Tom's Cibia Do, AND 2-UNIFORMED BRASS BANDS-2 WHITE ai.d COLOKtD. The only Double Company in Exist ence. A laugh for every minute smiles and tears nlended logether! Twocomical,ludicrous, musical Marks! A pack of ferocious, luau-huntius bloodhounds. The TwtTOreatest Topsles on Enrtb. Jinpersoniitcd by tuc distinguished serio comic queens of song and oper atic prima dunnas, THE 1IYKKS SISTEUS. Specially engaged for this great double company. 'Ihe most fast inatim; and tikiited CHILD ACTRESS iu the world, littie JK.XME Fl ltSM lV a I. V i. Engaged for this season, the onh, genuine South Carolina Jubilee Sing ers and Uantation TrouVadors, :U) in aumber; the ictlictlc trained donkey. LeOx; the smallest Shetland .onv ii: the world; Edison's eiectric parlor light- maguiti.:ent scenery by V. eght lin; elaborate costumes by Dazicn. A street parade given daily at 12 o'clock. Reserved scats on sale at Blackmail's drug stole. NORTHWEST Fire! Marine Insurance COMPANY, I'orilaiHl, . . Oregon Capital Stock,- $500 000 B,L THOMPSON, Agent Rf.pkkf.nc in Albanv. -'. E. Young 1..K Bl in. L. Flinii, C. H. Stewart and'iV. H ooitra. -I 0VFRLAND TO CALIFORNIA VlA- Oregon & California Haii.koal And Connections. I.ilirornia Kxpre-K Triilns llailv. 4:00 p m..Lv i'-irtlaiiiTr.T. Ari."i0:40 "juii 8:(i0pm..Lv Albanv Lv . 7-O.i am 820 a m..Ar A.shlai'd Lv.. 5:40 pin Local Pus. Trains Unity Kk. Sunday 8:00 am.. Lv Portland Ar alis inn 12:40 p 1U..LV Albany Lv..ll::j;, .,, 2:40 o m..Ar Eu.ene .Lv.. O.iki am Lebanon Brnneli. 8:10 p m . . Lv- Albany . . . . Ar . . 5:45 am 8:5( p m. . Ar Lebanon Lv . 5:00 am 2:50 p m . . Lv Albany Ar . . 2:45 pm 1-36 P m . . Ar . Lebanon Lv . . 2:00 pm PULLMAN BUFfET SLEEPERS Daily between Portland and San Francisco. Emigrant sleepin ars between Porilai.cl and sail Francisco free of charjre. 'IheO. ivC R R. Ferry ma1- es connexion with all the regular trains on the east side di vision from foot of F street. Men! Side Division. Between Portland and Corvallis. Mall Train Unity-Except Sunday. 7:30 a m.. La- Portland ."vAr".? 6:15 pin 12:25 p in. .Ar Corvallis Lv.. 1:30 pm KxpreKS Train Daily Kxctpt Sunday. 4:f 0 p n . . Lv Portland Ar.. 0:00 am S:00 P m.. Ar MeMinnville.Lv. 5.45am ' V r-- At Albany and Corvallis connect -jth trains of Oreg-ii Pacific railroad. "For fud information regardin ' rates maps, etc-, call on co . pariv's a-ent ' R. KOEHLER. E. P. ROGERS, Manager. G. F. & P. a I WITH BILLIARD HALL J.M. WILLI A MH, . CHOICE WINE saPvSSi; Af,;11h - 2 At Revere House, VT ' 1 Husrawiniefl iflDipy ouse San we ULTLESS FAMILY MEDICINE "I have used Simmons Liver Regulator for many years, Lav ing made it my only Family Medicine. My mother before me was very partial to it. It is a safe, good and reliable medi cine for any disorder of the system, and if used in time is a great preventive of aicknean. I often recommend it to my friends, and shall continue to do so. , . - "Rev. James M. Rollins, .'astor M. E.Church, So. Fairfield, Va. IME AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED h 'tray ft keeping Simmon lAvet egulator in the houae. "I have found Simmons IAver Regulator the best family med icine I ever used for anything that may happen, have used it in Indigestion, Colic, JHarrhaea. Jiilioitsness, and found it to re lieve immediately. After eat ing a hearty supper, if, on going t o bed, I take about a teaspoon fnl, I never feel the effects of the supper eaten. f "OVID G. SPARES, "Ex-Mayor Macon, Qa." 4S-ONLY GENUINE lias our Z Stamp on front of Wrapper. . H. Zeilin & Co., Sole Proprieton .no. HrT..4DELPmA . T G 1 ROLAND i .CO. New Store, New Roods, CONSISTING OF MEN Furnishing floods. Hals CnpsBAAls, hoes and Fine 4 Joining:, ( liitlrt lecllons In Eimcy sinuiiurr berk Wear. Silk Underwear, Ifailbrittxau I iilerwe.-ir. Fish. Clark him! HaisS ;iot '.. I lie very hesl make !' Hand Sewed Slmes and Ihe ver alest I. ilex In Men's tout It's anil Koy'.s llulhins. Ill 4'etebrali-d Makes orHals in EVERY STYLE. Remember our stoek consists of briirbt lie- fresh ootls, and as honest, fair an square ('ealiiijr is our inatto, we a-k the pub lie to call an i get prices. No trouble toahov. gooos. 2TOiie nnor WKstcf the Revere House, Albany, Oregon. C. B. ROLAND & CO. F O S AY & MASON Wholesale and Ketail Druggists i Booksellers A. BOND & SON, l)eile;s in iitii limit I rill - r ui'ui ia ii I y l ; 1 1 il l I w it M & Irving, Ljuif l'o.f rfsH. JOHN BRIGGS, FjLORIST, Roses a Specialty. Cemetery lots pUmteil and cared for by the ui'jiith or year. ALBANY, - OHEGOX E. BECKWITH, M. D.. Homoeopathic Oifice over Gradwohl's store, near Fi:st and IVri v treets, Albanv. ExicmIi-ik Xoiiee 11 tice is hcrvny given rhui tne undcrsi: rued has this day been duly appointed execu trix of tne last will ami testami'Pt of John A. Shore, deceased, y ih county c .uit of Liiiu c:".ntv, Oreyan. ..i;il th-t nli "?.s-.ii kivm c'.aia.S aihist siU i-sUti are hei'cbv notified to prdse- t she same pr .perly vorineii to miil.-rsi-.nrMl ut. Iipi ,-uuI.1.....a ii. ..is, ! the Linn i county, within six months from th (fate ot cms notice: Dated December 7, 1S3T. ; Hewitts wasC ' SSSSx. Attorneys for Executrix. K.VfCHJor's Snif hf Ileal Kslalw NoticC 1 herebj 3ir,i, that ui.der arm by virtue o: al! urdur of 'a!e (lul. made entered of record by th! coilntv oourtaf Linn county, Oreuon, at the January term, 1889. there. .f, in the matter of the estate of 1 M. Cooper, .lei.-eased. theur.dirsigned, the executors- i.f the last will aim tescaiiitnt of said I. M. Cooper, decease.!, iil, at the door of the court hou-- in Alnany, Or. gon. on Saturdav the 4tb day of February, 1SS8, at the h mr or one o'clock, i : h. of said day, offer lor sa'e, at pu'nlicaiic.ion to tiie highest bidder, the fal lowing described real property, as the prop erty of said estate, to-wit; Beginning at a. stone fixsxu inches, at the southwest corner of the land set art to E. V. Cooper, ami running thence mirth 7!) 90 chains to a stoiie" thence west 12.50 chains to a stone 5x11x14 inches; thenc- south 79.!S chains .o a s on- SxsxW incnes; thence ea-t 12.5 1 chains to tr.u place ot bt-ginuing, containing 9a 7(i-lUft acres, save and except the riyht of way here tofoie conveyed to the Albany and Lebanon railroad company, all in Linn' count v, OiegOit ami in townsiiip 11 S R :j West. Said safe will be made tor goid coin, caslt in luirtl. on the day of ile January 4, ISSS.' G. W. COOPER, B F, PLRDOM, D R. N. BLACKBURN, Executors, etc. Attorney for Executors. X ol ire of Final Seilleiai-at. Notice is liereby given that the undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of Elisha Harry, deceased, has filed in the. cjinitv court of Linn cout.iy,Ore:on,his flual account as such exe u or, and t.ie said court hi3 appointed Monday, the 0th day of Fel ruary, 1888. at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of s ud day, for the hearing ot ob jections to said account and the settlement . thereof. j. l. WIGLS, Executor. ITT WRIGHT. ARTIST, IS PRKPAREl If to tive instruction in drawing, also, oil and water color punting. For terms ap ply at studio, residen e of Mrs. Wm: ln bruille, corner Ellsworth and Fourth streets. AND n.UB ROOMS . Proprt-km AND LIQUOR 0f and i.ro,t,d cig gars Ott. Albany, Oregon, gj i : ill f ii l mi nil mi t looms ! i