Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 18, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOUNING HERALD : WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 188S O. & C. R. K. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOUND. ; Arrives Departs' Arrives. Cala.expr Kene ex Freight 6:5ani; 7.05am iPortlan-10 10am 1115am i 11. 35an.j " 3.45pn. r. I 7.i0mi " 2.45pm -SOUTH BOUND. Arrives; Departs: Arrives. Cala.exp Eugene ex Freight 7. 45pm j 8.05pm I Ashland 9.00am 12.20pm 12.40pm Eugene 2.40p n I 1 80i)mKu!.'f'ie 6.H0mn No freight leceiveil for south after 11 a. of same U iv. LEBANON BRANCH. Fra Alba'y Departs rrives No. 11 . 2'o. 13. 12 50 p m Lebanon at 1.36 8.10 i. m ' p m Fm i.eiian No. 12 No. 14 5 OO a in Albauyat 6 . 45 a m. 2.00 pmj " 2.45 pm. ORKOON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Va-sen.;er.. .. Freurnt . ll:l.-am i:i p in 5:25pm (5:50 a.m JOITISliS .4IMUT TOW. Uncle Tom's Cabin Jan. 21. N. H. Aden is in the metropolis: on business. I A fresh lot of cream cheese at l'arker Bros. Traini are running somewhat irregularly on the O. & C. It. A. Rampy, banker of Harris burg, was in the city Tuesday. Beware of slippery places. Get a j Traveler's accident policy of AYjinn. Uietore you go Pleating have u inn : write you an accident policy in the j Traveler's Three hundred tons of ice have been put up in this city for next summer's use. Boston brown bread is among the cold weather luxuries at Bar ker Bros, bakery. Agent Stuart, of the Oregon I'a citK Co., has returned from a ten days' trip to southern Oregon. About four inches of snow is re ported at hummit, on the Oregon pacific railroad, and none at Va- uuina City. Dr. Gunderson wishes to an louuce that he will be absent in ' 'ort land until Friday on profes sional business. R. Murphy, who slipped and fell j while unloading ice a week ago! and severely sprained his leg, is i ume to ue aam aoout. The warm south wind, before) jwhich the snow anil ice is rapidly j disappearing, is mest welcome to j 'the average Oregonian. f j The immense stock of boots and shoes at A. B. McIUvain's is being slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's worth sold. - i . . .ti. uwing to uie inclement weauiei several of the Kpi copal ( lergy were unable to reach this city, and consequently the con vocational set vices have been indefinitely postponed. Dr. Gundersort's office is at pres ent at the corner of Baker and Third street, where he is prepared to treat all kind of diseases to which male and female is subject. Catarrh treated successfully. Messrs. Franklin & Co. have opened in connection with their i-econd hand store a lirst-class tin shoo, and will hereafter be in the field for contracts and all other M-nrk usually connected with the business. The Willamette Packing Co.'s Stoit-is oie oi the lno.-t attractive in the city. Its proprietors keep on sale the fine fruits canned In line company during the past sea son, ana also a choice stock of fam ily groceries. The l'yke comic opera company . wiii positively appear in this city on January L'otii and L'tith in two j of their latest successes. "Black j Manrie" and Nation' which plays; were produced to packed houses in ; Portland. The company is even; stronger than when iast in Albany ; and the public can expect a great i treat. j Now is the time to subscribe for newspapers and magazines for i IShS. If-. L. Kenton continues to! receive subscriptions for aii the : leading periodicals, saving sub- j fcribers the trouble, risk and ex lene of sending direct to publish ers. Orders 'left at the store ot Kenton & Chase will receive i prompt and careful attention. Lecture To-XIghl. Mrs. Co!. Springer will deliver i an address at the M. E. church in ; this city this evening on the sub-: jct of "Home Missions." She is: spoken of by the press as a tal- j enied and eloquent lecturer. All : are cordially invited to attend. ; o Hmnbug About Tbi.. It is a straight business pro osi-.; tioii, easily comprehended and ; worth givit g attention to, that the entire stock of boots and shoes at ! A. B. Mcllwain's is now ottered at ; twenty-rive er cent, discount. ; This sale is positive, as the entire! assortment is ottered without re- j .Serve at this slaughter in prices. Lower l'rt-ighf. The following dispatch from San Irancisco, of date January 14th, will be found of interest to wheat growers, inasmuch as it is likely to affect the price of the cereal for the better in this valley : "Wheat freights have dropped to such a low figure that wooden ships are rapidly obtainable to go to Liver jool direct for twenty shillings per ton. The German iron ship Richard W;ner ha just been chartered for twenty-one shillings per ton, the lowest rate ever paid for an iron ship going to England. Ship owners ask twenty-eight to thirty shillings per ton for vessels to come here from England, and twenty-one and twenty-two shil lings iroin Australia." THE WK.4THER nODKUATMI. A Condition of Tilings Satisfactory to Ore Ronians The lea Gor$e Broken. During the past twenty-four hours the thermometer has shown a moderation in the weather of about twenty degree?. This has caused a general thaw and break ing up of the- frozen condition of things which lias for the past sev eral days been sending a shiver down the spine of the average Oregonian. The overflowed fields south of the city were still visited yester day by scores of skaters, and the ice men were still hauling large quantities for next summer's use. The Willamette, which was gorged with ice, is again partially opened, i channel having been cut through ! bv the current I Indications now are that the freeze-up is at an etui. Fanners j who have been disturbed for the j safety of fall and winter grain ! will be glad to see it, as 'will S everybody else. Busine.-s has been comparatively at a standstill ; during the oast several days and a j moderation in the weather allow- ing the mills and factories to again j start ut, the avenues ot misim'ss and trade to be re-opened and the normal state ot things to be rj- umed will be most acceptable. VITIO.V.41. Ul tKI) 01K. The sum of per month was allowed each company lor armory rent for the five mouths ending December 111, ls7. It is likely the board at its Anril :1i , ' meeting win provide lor an exam ining brum I to examine all line, held and state officers It is likely Dr. John G. Cook, of Empire City, will Decommissioned assistant surgeon of the Second regiment, vice Lieut. Dr. b. X. A. Downing, resigned. Orders have been issued by Col. T. S. Muith, I'd regiment, for Major Rosa to preside at an elec tion to fill vacate, ies in the line of K com pain at Bandon. Sergeant George v.. Chamber lain, of Albany, a very popular young attorney, has "been ap pointed inspector of rirle practice, Second regiment, with the rank ol first lieutenant. Lapt. George . Smith, of Ej company, at Corvallis, will be de-i taehed irom his company and will accept the position of engineer ollicer on Col. Smith's statl", hold ins his present rank. An application for the formation of a company at Grant's Bass has been received at brigade head quarters, and it will "be allowed. This will be the tenth company in the Second, making that a " full regiment. The county court of Marion county has made an order allow ing $15 per month to each of the companies in .! Marion county A, B and I. This aid was badly needed by the companies, and will be fully appreciated by them. The state military board met Tuesday at the office of the adjutant-general at Salem, with all the members except Mirgeon-General Savior present. Most of the time of Tuesday was consumed in audit ing vouchers and the consideration of financial business. Hon. B. II. Roso, of Bandon, the new major of theSecond.is a heavy lumber manufacturer, very weal- I,,. .,..,1 ,........ i: i.. anion the bovs of ( i ll Imd K , panics. I le is a democrat, and was ; in the legislature in 1S71, being the last democrat elected to the house; from Coos country. The board en r.'ednesday com-; pleted the auditingof all bills, and ' placed the vouchers in the office of ; the secretary of state for warrants.! Bat little attention was paid to the j formation of regulations bv the : board at this meeting, but in April it is likely a full code will be adopt- j ed. Orders were made as follows: , i "That brigade headquarters be The "oldest inhabitant" was supplied with a suitable national frozen up at last accounts, conse . flag, and the headquarters of the queiitlv we are unable to sav hist ; regiments with regimental tlags." j Lumber ami I lie Tariff. Hermann ot Oregon has submit : ted to the house a protest trotn saw ' mill owd'Ts, employes and loggers in Oregon and Washington terri t tory. against any disturbance of the ! existing tariff' on lumber. They re ; present that "lumber is one ot" the must vi'iiahlp nr.iilm-t of Oro.m ,.. . w.miy, imm r nuav. ; "iii rsros., sole agents lor the eele-ni.-st .i.uaoie pi.uim.ts or Uregon vr brht. stundin., h,- ti... br.it.-d "R,.,i r..tt..r" ,.;.,-.r .t,;..t;.. and WashiDgtou; that the growtli is that white iaboi is out' em- i ployed anu good wages are paid, but it leaves so small a margin to j miilmen that if they are compelled j was family trouble "on account of to compete with the products of j Wright. About a year ago Love free timber lands, low interest and j was divorce 1 from his wifef allega con tract labor of British Columbia, ! tions in the complaint being inti their industry must go to tlie wall; ! nacy between her and Wrignt. lurther, tt.at the Eastern carrying j; lew ti:l.vs Love returned trade of i umber on our traucoDti-i mental railroads, imlt by Ameri can capital, will be transferred to I 'ttii.l'liun t-ft.nlc rtu-ni.i'l liv Ttifv- lishnieu caivtal : and built bv England that renuinerative labor now held by white uien on our soil will be transferred to foreign soil, within view of our own, and there monopolized by Chinese cool ies." Will Beniovr lo Albany. ; The iSalem Sentry is responsible : for the following statement w ai-: ter Holman goes to Albany some day this week to assist in puttingin the new electric lijjnt plant of N.H. Allen. He will make his home, there and have charge of the lines when completed. A 4rantl Motto. Mr. S. 0. Mott, advance agent of the i'yke Opera Co., is in the c ity arranging for their appearance here on Jan. 25th ami 2(th. The entire company, forty strong, will posi- tively be here on that date and with j them all the old favorite stars as new ones. well a..sever:'l loaks, jackets and winter wraps at : vr le? at Moitlci-tii A; Seiu-n bach's I 1IIK l4Ll. ISO AT Kill. WAY. I Pall Text of Senator Mitchell's Bill for i the Proposed Undertaking. In the senate of tins United States on December 12. 1887, Sen ator Mitchell introduced the fol lowing bill, making an. appropria tion for a final survey and esti mates for and the -commencement of the construction of a boat rail way around the obstructions to navigation at The Dalles and Celho falls, in the Columbia river, which was read twice and referred to the committee on transportation routes to the sea-board. Be it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the United .States of America in con gress assembled, that there be, ! 1111(1 hereby is, appropriated, out of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of five hundred thousand dollars for the purpose of making final sur veys and estimates for and the commencement of the work of construction of a boat railway, either in the state of Oregon or Washington territory, around the obstructions to mniiration in the Columbia river at The Dalles and eiil talis, and 10 r the purpose ol blasting open the contracted water ways at Ten and Three Mile rapids, near said falls, to a naviga ble status for large river tonnage boats. ;m-:c. '2. That the secretary of war is hereby directed, at bis earliest convenience after the pas sage of this act, to cause a final survev and estimates to be made ! 01 tllt; P1:lJi 'st t a oat : -... I ...... 1 ,l. railway and the widening of the channel of such river at such points, in accordance, as near as practicable, with the general plan and suggestions for such improve ments contained in tne annual report of Major William A. Jones, corps of engineers, United States army, ot date July twenty -seventh, eighteen hundred ami eight v-five, on river improvements in and Washington territory. Oregon for the fiscul year ending June thirth-th. eighteen hundred and eighty-five; and upon the approval of such final survey, plan and estimates by the secretary of war, he is hereby authorized and directed to proceed with the construction of such boat railway and the w idening of such channels in accordance with such final survey and plan. Hie Ciibluei. To tiik Editor ok tiik Herald : I Will you please state 11 the cabi- I net or chiefs of departments at Washington were originally estab-1 lished as they are now? History, j Washington's cabinet consisted j of a secretary of state, or foreign I affairs, as this department was i then called ; secretary of the treas- j ury ; secretary of war, which in- ' eluded the navy, and attorney-gen- j eral. The postmaster-general was j not considered a cabinet officer till j invited to cabinet meetings by Jack- j son in 182i. The navy department ; was established in 17!)S; the de- i partment of the interior in 184!). j 4 lMVt OKIoVII.Lt: ITKMS ! CHAWi'ORDSvn.LE, Jan. 16. John fehanks, who resides east of the mountains, is here visiting rel atives and fi tends. Miss Burkhart of Alhanv has been visitiuir Miss Danie Derrick durin g the pa.it week. Win. Young, while coast-:n? hist ! t'I,,1a h:ul the misfortune to di.-locate the second linger of his right hand. Mrs. ?diies Cnrev. who has been spending a few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. M. Cobble, returne ! home to dav. Our enterprising tanners, J. H. .-H'Ott ec rvm, tear that the cold weather will greatly injure their business. The cold weather has caused ice to form so thick in their vats as to burst them and allow the tanning liquors to escape. when the weather was so cold be- -v , , .. . iore. Utir cheap six-bit theruiome- tcrs have indicated the cold to be i f-. i t, o i ii , from 4 to 8 degrees below zero last j week: . i lloniiflde nl llusin. ! -i,..,. , -, , ! vieuigc niij,'iit uieo .-uiKiay j tront wounds received from the j pistol of J. li. Love, at Wasco Wai. 1 4. t": 1 in Marsh's dru store, when Love 1 -nm in :m,l slmt ., i u..n i striking him in the back and pass- i ing through the ho.lv Ti.o I ,om Meiir d Alene mines, bein aosent several months. fter staving in The Dalles a dav or two he proceeded to Wasco, where the 1. A. . .. ...... .v. yj,.. i-imt-. ijijve was longed in tail last Saturday, and ! oounu over in K)nn hnn.L nQ failed to furnish tiiem, and awaits the action of the grand jury. 'Mtv iilloii ami lonrril. The K. B. George convention and concert company, who are now invinir a t, . . . t' . . 1 r- p. .-uiic.miui Kenes oi con- certs in Corvallis, will be in Alba- ny on citnnlay, January 21 .to com mence a musical convention. Thev are weU qualified and successful teachers of rbe divine art. Uepwbllnm tatr eulral lonitnilloc A medting of the Republican tate Central Committee of Oregon is hereby called to be held at the office of the Chairman, in the city of Portland on Thursday, the "3d ot February,. 1S88 at Ilo'clocka.m. tor the purpose of selecting the time and place for hol.limr th ,ste Convention, and the tran tl.-n -vl' ...,..l. I sac- ..j.i wi oucn uiuer ousiness as may projierly come before the meeting. A full attendance is requested. Joseph. Siwox, Chairman. 1 ORTLA-N'D O., J.V.VfARV 13, 1838. ..t'HKI MlKUKKKSS DIM U.tKUFU Mrs. Van Pelt, of Salem, Discharged for Want of Evidence. p cial to the Herald .-alkm, Jan. 17. Mrs. Lizzie Van Pelt, on examination on a charge of infanticide, was to-day discharged, the prosecution failing to.make out a .case. Last Sight's Kntertalnnient. The Royee & Lansing Musical Comedy Co. and Swiss Bell Ring ers gave another excellent per formance at the opera house last evening. Their's is a clean a..d enjoyable entertainment, and one which merits the liberal patronage of the public. Mark 1 wain's First Lecture. "Twenty-rive years ago, when I first went to Carson," said a well known gentleman of that city yes terday at a down town hotel, "Mark Twain was just beginning to conn to the front as a humori-t. He was i a quiet, gentlemanly sort of a fel I low, who could tell a good story j and take his 1 quid potations with the bovs and not show7 it much, j even a he would drink all day I In those days..most any sortot an I entertainment brought out a big ! crowd, and when it was announced j one day that Mark w as to deliver a j lect"re for the benefit of e miething l or other at the Episcopal church, it was understood irom the start that ; there would b a perfect crush. "Well, Mark ascended the steps into the pulpit about 8 o'clock, I tnere beinti a w hole lot of the bovs i ! and young women, friends of his, j as well as a good many old people ; i in front. Mark made a very polite j b w and t ien unfolded a gigantic ! ' r ll of brown paper. People ! : thought at nrst it was a oig map, ; but it turned out to be his lecture, i written on great sheets of grocers' I bro"vn paper, with an ordinary i grocers marking brush, i bow he turned his hack After his to the au- j dience and craned his head up to j the lamp and thus read from the ! big sheets, as though it would be impossible for him to see any other I way. j "The lecture was on 'The Future ' of Nevada,' and was the funniest ; tiling 1 ever heard. He proph- j I esied the great era of prosperity j ! that was before us, and sought to encourage us residents of the sage j brush region by foretelling what ! appeared to be Golconda iike tales j ! of impossible mineral discoveries, I Right on the la els ;f it. however. came the marvelous d'wnveries i Virginia Cily, and then w bought i 1ih wasn't so far off m n.n humor-j ous predictions. Many a time have I thought of that lecture of Mark Twain. It ought to have been j published. 1 have read all his; books, and I have never saw any-1 tiling in anv ol them better than i this." " llUICYIIIh. Smcke Estrellas. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A tine line of neckties at Blain's. Six shaves for a dollar at T. Jones'. Ihihber irooils at cost at lb Allen & Co.'s, French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. Sewed calf boots $12. Lewis !k iriiffltes. Go to Eedtield & lh(ivneH's for fresh groceries. New goods and low prices at C. li. Roland Co.'s. Fresh roasted peanuts every day at Hoffman oc Pteiil'er. Cash will buy "roceries cheap at licdlield te Brow nell's. An elegant new pallor set for sale cheap at the Second Hand Store. For A Xo 1 cider vinegar uo to Hot!' man & Pteitfer's. at 25 cents per gallon. Cloaks, jackets and wintet w raps at cost or less at Montcith ArScitcnbach's. New line of gent.-' furnishing goods, now -arriving at C B. Itolancl A: Co.'s. The boss place to buy crockery and glassware L- at Conn Bros, at wav dow n 'prices. A new line of overcoats, just opened Styiish and cheap. C. K. Roland A Co. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at eost or less at Montcith & Seiteu bach's. Eagle cigars are the finest five cent 'k.h mi uie marhci. ror saie oy rar- ker Bros. Tt.t. t., , r r . - ,, thirty cases of winter boots m all grades, just received bv C. B. Roland Co. First class stock in every partic u,ar- Just received, the celebrated f-i.l,.lir-it..r1 F tr,.1l., I are nereiiy nouneu to can ami sett'e teltorann fcstrtlLl., their accounts immediatelv, as the same will I ie tltiest Key West j 3n Feb 1st he nlaceo in the hands of an at , at M. Baumgart's torney Kr colIeUioii. ' Key West cigar the --igar in the market. ei.ffar store. " It - ,lava"a Ailed, the best 5-eent cigar in the market. .For 'our fine imported and Kev e8t cigar go to M. Baumgart's cigar i store, otie floor east of Langdcn's drug store. ; Ladies win find relief from head I ache, costiveness. swimming in the ; head, colic, -'our stomach, restlessness, i indigestion, constant or periodical j sick headaches, weakness in the b-iek i r kidneys, pain in the shoulders and j different parts of the oody. a feeling ; oflassitude and despondency by taking ! Simmons Liver Ke.gulator." It is not I unpleasant, is pnreiy vegetable, and is 1 not injurious to the'most delicate con stitution. StarlltiigA lerrlble tall : A wonderful olfer ! Cloaks, jack ets and wraps, of every description, at sweeping prices. Jesiring to greatly reduce our stock on these lines before taking inventory, we wil offer our entire line of Springer Bros, tailor made garments at cost or less. This is a rare chance. Call early while the assortment is large. MoKTKir-H & Seitenbach. Hriuoval. Messrs. Deyoe & Kobson have removed their hardware store ami agricultural depot into their new building -just completed. They have elegant quarters, and have a large stock of shelf hardware and agricultural and farming imple ments for the coming year's trade. Farmers will find a good market for their produce at" Kenton & Chase's new store, between the Opera House and the postotiice In this city, where there is always on hand a large stock of groceries and provisions. Purity Raking Ponder. Knowing that the people had been humbugged by cheap a:.d adulterated brands of baking pow der, and feeling assured that they would appreciate a strictly pure article, ?bout six months ago we purchased the necessary machin ery and have since been manufac turing and selling an absolutely pure powder, marvelous for its strength and uniformity. It has already superceded all other brands in our store, and wherever tried it has been universally pronounced the favorite. Call and prove for yourself. Wallace & Thompson, Grocers. For the next 30 days we will give a discount of 15 percent- on ull leather goods bought from us. Kedfield Bkownell. A mammoth sto.k to select from at a discount of 15 pur cent. R. &. 13. Vou can select a p iir of tine shoes from our slock at a discount of 15 pel cent. Redfiki.d iv. Bkownell. Improve this opportunity to buy a pair of 5 shoes for 4.25 bv paying cash. Good for o() days. R. fc B. NEW TO-DAY Wanted. IMMEDIATELY AT F. A. BURKHART & I Co.'s real estate and employment office, a man to n-orn on a farm, also two jfirls to Uo general ho.isewark. Apply at onue. For sale. NICE, COMFOKTAULE AND COM- A liiotlkms dwelliiiL-. six rooms, one :iml one-halt .stories high, hard finished, splen did well of water, small barn, situated on north Kou-tli street. This is a very desirable residence, being in one of the best neighbor bonds in the eity. 'I he house is eompara tiv. hew and modern in construction. For forth r information imjuire at this ohiee. I'HloM l tS. ! p V. MASTOX. HIYSfCIAN AND SL'R- : VJt , geon, Alhanv, Oregon MH. ELLIS, . genii. Alba- PHYSICIAN Or.-uon. AND SUili I D It. E. A. Mc ALLS'! Kit HAS L0CA I'Kl) I his ollice on the coi-nor it Firsr m,i ! I'rca.'aioin streets, ovtr Hedtield & IlronneH's store, where he tun ho found when not pro fessionally or.pig: (1. M'ph. M.E. Mt-COY.M O. HOMOEOPATH If! physician, ofli.e and residi I tirst and Bakerstreets. Albany, Or. Chronie I . JliC-'?e? U specialty. Consultation free. Of ! liee hours: 10 to 12 a i and 2 to 5 p. m. 4TTR.VF.V!S. D.IlL N. BLACKBURN". ATTORNEY AT i Law. Alhanv. ore-'on. ()itii in OHif d;lio s lemple. 4 ill practice in all courts oi the state, and give special attention to all business. IVOLVEKTON & IRVIXE, A PTORNEYS If lit Law. Albanv. Or. Oitiie in rnnmo 1: and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's store. T K. WEAI'IIOHKORK, ATroRXEY AT J . law, Albany, Oregon. Orti-je in Odd Fellows Temple. Will practice in all the courts of 'hesrate, and give special attention to all business. tOK 6.1LI'. ; 7ol:.g team, .new iiarxess. new i X Oeniociat waifon; first-class outfit for i gardener. See Kenton & Chase, Grocers, be j ween Opera House mid I'os office. H OH.SE FIVE YEARS OLD. lrt HAMiSi bi','h. very (fentle in harness, single r j ie. Enquire at Hkkai.ii i.nVe doubir pLAXIXGMILL FOR SALE. i u,. .u.,j X desirihle factory privilege in the eitv. in- ! (Hire oi u. L. Brush, font i.-f I .yon S-t. IITKI. X REVERE HOUSE, ALHANV, OIL (.'HAS. t Pftifft-r, Pr.ip. Only liit eolass hone ! in the city. Larjfe sample rooms for com ; liu-rcial men. No Chinamen employed in the j kitchen. (Jeneral stae office for Uoriallis. SS II'il SE. ALIJAN Y, OK -.1. OIRLIN" proprra-tor. This hou?e is mm' -furnish. ed with the best nw furniture Kver tiling clean ami commodious, offering to th.- i-nerai puhlie supeiior acconiiuodati ns tuai.v in the city. piTV HESTAI KAXT. FRESH OVsTEUS J every day served in any stvle. M'WTAL .OTI4 . rPWO GOOD G1KLS WANTED TO Do GEN 1 eral housework (iernian pu'ferred. En quire at Metzer's En.p o ment Aaem-j. ! Xollce to ncblois, j ALL PERSON'S KNOWING THEMSELVES ' indebted to the firm of Hoffman - ' neuter are herehv notified to call ami sett'e John Hoi--fmav, tRANfl Pr KIKKK.lt. IliitMiiuiiuii of opart nerliii. IT 1HE COPARTXEPvSHIP HEHETOFi m F. existing between John Isom. E. .1. Lan- nin an.i Edward Gobi-, under the firm name of Isom, Lannini; cS Co., is hereby dissolved b mutual eonsel.t, Edward fioins retiring. JOHX ISOM, ' E. .1 LANNIN'G. hlVAl!DGOINS Albany, Jan 2, 1SSS. The business in the futu't will he conduct ed bv John I -iom and E. J. Lanning, under same style of firm name. Isom, Lanuing & Co.. who will pa all liabilities of the late finn, and are alone authorized to collect all outstanding accounts. HEWER r, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKE It . and jeweler, Alhan v, Oregon, j Vou will n ve Money ! BY TAKlNcj Vol t: SEWING MACHINES : to the repairer, 1: F. Parent, at sixth ! and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good '. satisfaction or no pay BOAKMNG AND LODGING OX P.EAS-! onable terms at Mrs. C. Kill's restaurant, I " iaier an.i r irst street, opposite the "st.xr brewery No Chinese cooks. FOP. SALE CHFAP. -NICE 'HOME A FEW minutes' waik from the new college at isurtaiu.-. easy t jruis. Address box lis. Al- ban v. tf. Mas not la Flour. ; IUIL BEST MAGNOLIA FLOCR DELIV- I A ereu co a;iy parr ot u,e eitv. for 81.10 tier ' sack. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. nlsrtdtf JOHN BRIGGS, zFj-OZEsisa:, Roses a. Specialty. Cemeter;. lot planted and cured for by the month or vear. ALBANY OREGON Ladies, misses ami children's wool knit hoods, scarfs and jackets at cost at. Saxckl E. Young's. MiKlLULiUKAL DhFOT f DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors ALBANY, Have removed into their new building -A FU LLLINE OF- THRES HERS, ENGINES, WAGONS, HACKS, PL0 VS, HARVESTI'G MACHINERY ! -The largest and all Implements used FARM WAGOITS, HACSS AND BUGGIES In the central Willamette Valley, promptly tiiled at lowest rates. were one WITH BILLIARD HALL AND CLUB ROOMS. ,7. WILLIAMS, CHOICE WINE Kept ('(instantly on limul A full line sale. Everything !irst- hiss. Z? At Keve House, AMUSEMENTS. .lbauy Opera House. ONE NKtIIT ONLY. SATI BD.tl JAM IKY . 18S ABBEY'S DOlltl.K MAMMOTH Uncle Tom's Cabin'. Go. AND 2-UNIFORMED BRAS BANDS-2 WHITE and COLOrdLD. The only Double Company in Exist ence. A la..gb for every minute smiles and tears blended" together! Twocoil!k'al,liidicrous, musical Marks' A pack of ferocious, man-hunting bloodhounds. Tim Two Ureatr.xt Toiles ah l::ii-tti, Impersonated by the distingiilMivd seno comic queens atie prima donnas. of song and opef- tiik iiyi:ks sistkhs. j pcclally engaged for this great double I coui)aliv. The most I'asi iuatitig :md talented CHILD ACTUE.S.-S in the world, lit tie .Ifr.VMK llliSMAV a 111. Engaged lor ibis .-casnn, 1 he onl v gentiinc Sotith Carolina .Itthibc Sing". ers and l lantation Troitbnthirs, in number: lite icstlietic trained donkey. I.eo.v; the smallest SJietland pony in Itic world: IvJisonV e'ectric farbir light maiiuiliccnt sccnci-v In W.-.i-lit. lin; claboiatecosltimcs bv PazienT A ! street parade given daily at Vi o'clock. Reserved seats on sab-at KlacknianV : drug store. ; C. I). ROLAND (S CO. New Store, New Roods, CoN-sIsTlNG OK men's friiriiisliJng (.oimN. lll. Cjiim. Boots. hriiiifl Kino 4 lollilnu. h.iice N'Cllons iu faiirv Snnimi-i. .:-L. 1 fldir.Mlk I ndrrwfar, KalltriKan i I ml ii m ear. Hsli. 4'inrk and riagV , Uln rs. Tlir ut.v lnl nmkr or Hniiil stewed .shoes :uul I lie v-i-; nlrl m.vlcs In Men's lou Ill's uml i Bo)j t litlhlns. Ill (eleltralril Makes ol Hats in ! EVERY STYLE. lienieinber our stock- consists of bright ; ne.v fre-.ii guods, and as honest, fair anc1 square ('e..!ing is our mat;.,, we a,k the puh ; be to call an-i get prices. No trouble tosbow - i;oo'Is. ; its One ooor wstcf the Kevere I Albany, Oregon. House, C. B. KOLA N I) & CO. Kvcciiloi's Sale r Keal Kslal.. r otn-e is herebv tr.ven that uniU-nri bv rtue of an order of sale dull lllHi. :mil entered of record ny the county court of Linn county, Oregon, at the Januarv term, lssx, thereof, in tl:e matter pf the estate of 1 M. Cooper, deceased, theiind.rsined. the exec utors of tne toft will ami testament of said I. M. Copier, deceased, will, at the door of the court houe in Albany, Oregon, on Saturdav ; the4tli day of lebruary, ISSS, at the h.jurjo ! one o'clock, i : ?i. of aid day. offer tor sa'e, at ; public a nut ion to the highest bidder, the fol i lowinir described real property, as the prop iertyofsaid e-itate, to-wit: Bcirinnimr at a stone 6xSxl4 inches, at the southwest corner Of tllP 1.111,1 Uft flimrt n V ' l j ----- - I i.. i-- . uwucr. JNII runir.ns thence nonh 79 !0 chains to a stone: f'ence west li.'iO chains to a gtone SxllxU ."ein.-e soiun in.os enams .o a 8 one sxsxiw mcnes; thence east 12. Si -binno tr.ft place of beainiiiiiy. containing 39 Tti-100 acres, save and except the right of wav here tofore conveyed to the Albany and Lebanon railroad coumatiy, all in Linn count v Orecon and in township 11 S R S West. Said sale will be made tor sold c ' i cash in hand, on the dav of cale. January 4, lsss.' G. W. OOOPEI: r R F, purdom! O. R. X. BLACKBURN, Executor, etc. Attorney for Ext-anrnrs. DOCTOR HENRY SMITH, 4K KEARNEY street. San Fraicisco, over 20 years ex perience in the treatment of enn'mic and special disc.se, in American and European specialty of these affections. Hon e tZZ "' orner institutions, mnk n ment sent to such a, iiint. viir ! Orders tor medicine wroinntlv attemlvd tr, i OREGON. and have on hand for the trade of lS8a) STEEL AND SPRING TooTii HARROW'S, FANNING MILLS, STEEL GOODS FENCE WIRE by Farmers best variety of- Orders .'rom a distance solicited and e Proprietor AND LIQUOR of domestic and hp ported cigars on Albany, Oregon. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA Oregon & California EAiLSdSfe And Comiectionu. Jt',r,a Train Oallv. 4:00 p m rXvI.TTlvtland . . . . Ar . . loTii) iii 8:oo p in . . Lv AlOauy Lv . . 7-0o am 8:..0am..Ar Ashla-d.... . H . . 5:44.) p, lAM-nl I'lwit. Tralim Dally Ex. Sunday b:OU a in. 12:40 p m. 2:40 o r.i. . Lv . Lv. . . .Ar ... .Portland . Albany... . Eugene. . . . Ar. . 3:45 ptik- Lv. .11:35 am ...l.v.. 9.00am leba i ICraiK-ii. 8:10 p m..Lv Albany ., 8:oj j ni . , Ar. . . . . Lebanon . . Ar.. 5:46 Lv.. IlWa'ii Ai". . 5:4;"i nm 2.o0 p h'...r... ... 1.38 p in . . Ar Lebanon Lv . . 2:00 pm PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS Daily between Portland and San Francis- o. Emigrant sleeping tars hetwe-jii Portland and San Francisco free of charge. 'the O. v C It R. Ferry mates connec'.ion with all the reyular t.t-.iine r.n rhi ii-mt cid vision from foot of t- trtt" l'R.i!0 land and C -r vail la. Mail I in in Daily Except Sunday. 7::0 a in. l ':-2o p m. Lv Ar -Portland Ar.. ..Corvallis Lv. . ::15 pai f.UOiu i:l's Irain l;ii; -K;.pt Sutidu 4: 0 p n, . . . t:0( p in. . i-. . ..Pori land .. . . .M. MinoviHe Ar. Lv. . !):00am . 5.45 u;u At Alhanv and Corvallis omnect -iti trains or Orec-.n Pat itic railroad. Atg For fu,i iuforiiiati' n resrardin rates maps, etc-, call on in . pain's a -eiit !:. Koblll.EU. E. P. uooEP.S. Manager. G. F. JtP. NORTHWEST i iliU COMPANY, I'orllaiKl, Capital Stock,- $500 000 . L THOMPSON, Agent . RKKKaKXCSS l AtiiAxV.-g. g. Voung. LE. Blain, L. Fhnti, C. H. Siewart and W.H Itoltra. Krai Kstale. TF YOU HAVE FA KM PKuPERTY FOtt I. sale call o Cm raii i Montcith, as ther have customer 'or a number of dfcirbr- tracts ofland. They also have aoin improve I city proK:rty for sale, and a few. .ou, raninjr irom 2i to 300 ill price. Term sent to purchasers. Keal tslalc and Empleyaten T)ART1ES HAVING FARMS FOR SAI of about 10 acres, or those having Ur-er tracts which they would b willing to divide up into So or loHi acre lo s, are invited to call ar our office, an we have a ew customers for that class .if furnis. We c?n also furiii.-h i.ai ties wai.tmg help, either male or lemale, for the city or country, with such help, as lliey disirc on short notice; and wcaiso have a few situations for both male and feina.c in sbe city and country. Call at our office if vou. want help or want employment. We eanVeC either tor yon. Office Xo.S First street, ad joiiniis W. C. Tweed le's tin store. F. A. BI RKHART & CO. - WiisIcjiI liislruniciiis ICepirra. pHAS. L. PIERCE IS PREPARED TO Vj rune, dean and repair organ at reason aole raUaj. old case will be iwlitshed and made aood as new. Violins repaired, and all stringed instruments a specialtv. Orders left t Blackmans store, cither for the city or country, will be promptly attended t- All work guaranteed. rpKNG HEVG, WASHING AXD IRONING JL Laundry' on Ellsworth street, between the Revere House and Johnson's Blat.-ksn.ith. shop. All work warranted first-class au1 sat isfattory. Priees low. mO LFTXICE FURNISH Kit ROOMS, J. with or without beard, either doub e ot siujjie Office. For particulars apply at Hekali w WRIGHT. ARTIST, IS PKEPARE1 , , . w i.iaoutuuii in urwviujr. also on aim water color painting-. For tenns ap ply at studio, resideir e of Mrs. Wm ll bi uille. corner Ellswortli and Fourth streets. Arw Bai hrrshap, SINCE THE FIRE TIIOS. JONES HAS St ner.illy fitted up th - room on Flsworth 7, ?ft '7' J.V.! "J1?. ,T '" " v.1-" re nw inet i..'. i carry. Sail lew ! 11 1 1 i a inriiiwiinn I 111 . . .. . lies a before.