THE MORNING HERALD : THURSDAY, JANUARY IP, 1888
O. te C. K. K. TIME-TABLE.
NORTH BOUND.
Arrives: Departs! Arr'.vea.
CaU.e.vpr
E"jene ex
t'reiirht
6:5am 7.05am ;Portlan-10 10am
1115am: 11. 35an.j U.45pn
... i 7.10am! ' 2.45pm
SOUTH BOUND..
i ArrivenJ Departs' Arrives.
Cala.exu
7.45pm
12.20pm
8.05pmi Ashland 9.00am
12. 40pm Eugene 2.40p ui
1 SOpmjEnuene tt.OOpm
Eugene ex
Freight
No freight leceivcd for south after 11a.
of same u t v .
LEBANON BRANCH.
Km Alba' y Depart
No. 11 112 50 p m
rrives
Lebanon at
l.:s
S.nn
p in
JS'o.13.
8.10 p in
Fin i.ehati
So. 12.
No. 14.
5 00 a ni Albauyat 5.45 a ni.
2.00 p mi " 2.45 p in.
rRF.OOX PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Arrives I'epart
faesenger
Freint
ll:Lam l:un p in
5:25pm 6:50 a.m
-IOH1X; A ISO IT TOWX.
Oil, give us the inutl, mud, mud.
Or the gentle rain, rain, rain:
No nitre of your icy Northern breath
To freeze us out again,
li'jersey!
Coll. Van Cleve.
TTncle Tom's Cabin Jan
The river at this city is open
again.
A fresh lot of cream cheese at
1'arker Bros.
Hatter is a scarce commodity in
the Albany market.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have estab
lished an otfice at-Tangent.
Choice cream and pineapple
cheese at Kenton & Chase's.
Beware of slippery places. Get
a Traveler's accident policy of
AVinn.
Before yon go skating have Winn
write you an accident policy in the
Traveler's.
A. Wheeler, of the Springfield
(Lane county) mills, is in the citv
on business.
O. F. Faxton, of Portland, has
been in the city for a day or two on
legal business.
Boston brown bread is among
the cojld weather luxuries at Par
ker Bros. bake. y.
Atstorng elfoit is being made to
have S. B. l'ettingilh of Portland,
appointed secretary for Washington
territory.
The Pyke Opera Co., whose adv.
"appears "in the Herald this morn
ing, will be greeted by a large
attendance in this city next week.
Reserved seats for the Pyke Op
era Company will be on sale at
Blackn an's, commencing at 9 a. m.
on Saturday. Secure your seats
early.
The immense stock of boots and
shoes at A. B. Alclhvain's is being
slaughtered at twenty-five percent,
discount on each and every dollar's
worth sold.
D. B. Montieth and wife went
to Portland to be present at the
marriage of C. C. Story and Miss
Marie Morrow. Mr.Story is a broth
er of Mrs. Montieth.
Mrs. S. S. Train, president of the
"Women's Relief Corps, and Mrs.
A. Ii. Woodin went to Lebanon
yesterday for the purpose of organ
izing a corps at that place.
Mrs. Etta States Vasselo was
tendered a farewell party at the
.residence of her parents last night,
previous to her departure to join
her husband at Los Angeles .
The Albany Farmers and Mer-!
chants' insurance company n-
ceived a new three-ton safe yes- (
terday, which was placed in their j
office" in the Froinan's brick.
. . . ... .
Mrs. Col. Springer delivered a
verv interesting lecture at the M.
E. c hurch lasc evening. At the
close a home missionery society
was formed of nineteen members
ready for work,
Dr. Gunderson's office is at pres
ent at the corner of Baker and
Third street, where he is prepared
t. it-far. all kind of diseases to
which male and female is subject, j
Catarrh treated successfully. j
Messrs. Franklin & Co. have j
opnftd in connection with their I
second hand store a first-class tin
shot), unci will hereafter be m the
tield for contracts and
sld lorcontracts ami an ouier
ork usually connected with the
IV
busi nes.
The Double Uncle Tom's .Cabin
Com Dan which appears in this
vity next Saturday, Jan. 21, is said
to be the best company which has
visited Oregon with the thrilling
old plav. Thev have two brass
bands, "and a "double company
throughout.
There will be a lecture at the
M. E. church tnis Thursday even
ing by the gifted and eloquent .Mrs.
Col. "Springer. Subject : Person
al Observations in tne Holy Land.
For the benefit of the M. K.
church, and a cordial invitation is j
extended to all. !1 his is a rare ciiance. win earn
T, ." rr , vt,. ' while the assortment is large.
The L veiling Telegram says.. M,.TrTu-W'v"pini
M. , ... , -, c .- i...iu : JloMK.lll A. rhITt.i.A( II,
r. Oeo. (.Jay, of Crawtord8ille ; . .
Linn county,'who has been in the KepHbIlfllIi siaieieuHaMominltief
unciergjing an upe-ijiii"-'".' u..
one of lo (v(s. has returned
home. He bad the iid split and a!
muscle taken out, which entirely
restored his sight again.
Now is the time to subscribe for
newspapers and magazines for
1S88. F. L. Kenton continues to
'mive subscriptions for ail the
wading periodicals, saving sub-
S"-'ribfrs the trouble, risk, and er-
Mt
fentun & Chase will receive
Prompt and care'ul attention.
Humbug Aboat Tkl.
It is a strait-lit biisinets uronosi
Jn, easily comprehended and
nh giving attention to. that the
Wart; .toek of boots and . shoes at
B. Mcl'.wain's is now offered itt
'entytive per cent, discount.
ih-s .ile is positi'e. a the entire
ssortnitnt is offered without re
wve at this slaughter in prices.
a mk.m: of mfmhiy.
Something About the Play Nanon, " to be
Presented by the Pyke Opera Co.
The Pvke Opera Company, with !
Jeannie Winston and the old favor
ite stars ot this popular company,
will be in Albany next week for
two evenings. Referring to the
play "Nanon" the Helena ' Inde
pendent says :
After one has seen Nanon it be
comes no wonder to note the fact
that the play has scored prolonged
and unprecedented runs in the
large cities , f the East. And prop
er it is that it should be successful.
It is certainly one of the most
catchy pieces 6n the musical stage
a veritable menu of melodv an
opera most entrancing and enter
taining from beginning to the close.
Beautiful scenery, striking situa
tions and gorgeous costuming are
but a few of the features of the per
formance as given by the Pyke
Opera Company, to say nothing of
the bewitching airs abounding in
the play. Briefly described the
plot is as follows :
The lovely Nanon, hostess of the
Golden' Lamb, is to be wed to the
if :.. ti i i- , ,
.uanpns 11 Aiioigne, v. no lias won j
her, disguised as a drummer. He i
avoids signing the marriage con- j
tract by a carefully concocted'
.1 HM. .1 . " i
Mcuenie. i nen uie scene is trans-
ferred to Paris, where are intro
I dueed the old court bean Marillac
and his gawky nephew. Hector,
who are bent on seeing the sights
of Paris and all the splendor that
the term implies. Nanon goes to
Ninon de L'Enclos, the famous
beauty, to bring her to intercede
in behalf of her drummer, and finds
her drummer is Ninon's. A famous'
waltz melody runs through the
whole opera, and is sung by every
body of any consequence from the
tenor to the basso, not to mention
the struggles of the comedian.
Mdtne. de Maintenon and King
Louis XIV solve the problem and j
get everything righted at the end j.
of the third act.
The musical numbers that per-!
vade the production are such as to j
keep the audience in utter delight I
throughout, and there is naught I
that might be termed dry or tire- j
some-in its composition. Dashing
Jeannie Winston made the best of '
her character (Ninon de L'Enclos),
though it must be admitted that
her auditors would be more pleased
for which sh is ii1approachallv!llebIf '' 30
fitted. Her voice and gestures are
ever bewitching and fascinating,
but her physique a.id statuesque
appearance are such that would
make her ever so much more ap
preciable if clad in the tights and
top boots of the past centuries In
ili imji.sj ui iiic caL cuciuitrsj jii
those roles she cannot be outdone,
u ...,n v...
tii ai. ii? one; niu i ic
given
tne opportunity ot appearing m
such before the close of the season.
Miss Manfred,-as usual, was ad
mirable a favorite of the evening,
and as the roguish Nanon secured
applause unbounded. The "laissez
aller ' with which she imbues her
personifications are quite notice
able, and the chic and vivacity
displayed signify surely that she
enters heart and soul into rendit-
j ions. Awfully coquettish and aw
fully loving, she succeeds in capti
vating the a'udience to a marked
extent, doubtless teaching some of
lessons in amour previously un
known to them. De Langeisever
funny, his every appearance a bit,
his every song a signal for a call for
reproduction from both the staid
critic in the drss circle and the
mimicking god in the gallery. Mr.
Greensfelders excellent voice was
heard to better advantage than on
the evening previous, his bass sole
tioiy r rail
ing rapturuu
-in
the third
:ict lie-
si v
ii
encored.
Tyke,
as: aiwavs, was good, ami a!er ga,
none behind the rt-st, shared :
the honors of the occasion
to a great degree. This latter gen-:
tleman is conscientious worker, a
close student, and tin encores be-i
stowed upon him lust evening were j
timely and well merited. The ;
Misses Key nolds, Norman, Hageard i
and Atkinson, as all the other j
members admirably completed tin
powerful cast, and it is safe to say j
that a more appreciable opera has
never been placed on the boards at j
Helena. ,
A Fine Kulldiiig.
Pinion
Seitenbach, of the
"M I. t- w:..:...l I.
firm of
in in oi -iioiuicui ix .eiieouui ii
. at s,,okane falla whu is s,)emling
a few tJav8 in th5s ,.itv slloWed
a.IlKKAi.o reporter yesterday the,
plans and elevation of a new "build- j
ing being constructed for them at i
that place. It will cost $100,000 j
and will be one ot the finest busi -
ness houses in Washington terri
tory.
Startling A Terrible rail '.
A wonderful otier! Cloaks, jack
ets and wraps, of every desc ription,
at sweeping prices. Desiring to
greatlv reduce our stock on
these
lines before taking in ventoiy, we wii
offer our entire line of r'pringer Bros,
tailor made garments at cost or less.
A
tii-tatimr rt tlif
Kepubiican
State Central Committee ot OrejAn
is hereby called to be held at the j
office of the Chairman, in the city j
r T i 1 n TUnrclal- tl,a 9Iil !
oi 5"Vir 11 oVl ka m
ot February, 1SSS at 11 o clock a.m.
for the purpose oi ueieciuig "'
time and piace tor holding tne ; a usnsl conconniant of rc-nal coin- rvotTOK HENRY SMITH, 433 KEARNEY
iState Convention, and the transac-, plaints, and deliilitj , wliic li tin y in i J street, San Francisco, over 20 years ex
inn nf snrh other business as mav variably produce, are remedied iiv it. perience in the treatment of enronic and
meetin".
Joseph Simon, Chairman.
Portland O., Jam aky 13, 18S8.
Ladies will find relief from costivp
ness, headache, swiminsr in the head.
.oiir stoniaeli. resuoics-N "i-
j digestion, constant or perodical sick
i..:....,.i,.. vvm'iU-iii-s in I lie naek or
kidney. pain in the shoulders anil .
different parts of tlie lod,a feelniirj
Of lassitude and desponcle.ney by tak . j
mr fMUimon
Liver lU'Liuaier. ii i
not unpleasant, is
and is not injurious
eate coiistitutious.
purei.y
to the
lv veyetan t.
most deli-!
HOXJIOITH ITKHS.
f r.v-r r"r ir Ton 1 i t
The holidays are past and the
students of the state normal school
are aaln tms-v Wlth their lessons
Through the kindness of President
Stanley and the managers ot the
the railroad the students who vis
ited their homes during the holi
days received reduced rates. On
account of the railroad accident a
great many of the students were
unable to return on the Monday
after the holidays, but through the
courtesy of the railroad officials the
trains made connection on Tuesday
at tne crossing near Coivalas.
The people of Monmouth were
very much excited during the holi
days over the murder of two Chi
namen. There is no clue as to
who committed the horrible deed.
The ladies of Monmouth seem to
be taking advantage of leap year,
as they have afceady given several
leap year parties.
Monmouth has four daily trains,
two passengers and two freights.
Preparations are being made to
have a telephone line between
Monmouth and Indeendence.
school icrrotM.
Following is the report of Center
.School District No. 4i, for month
ending Dec. MO, 18S7:
No. days' attendance 05
No. days' absence 74
No. times tardy oO
No. boys enrolled liti
No. girls enrolled 11
Total No. enrolled :-J7
Average dailv attendaLce ;o
ROLL OF HuXuK.
Francis Belts, George Belts,
Charlie Clark, Roy C -ndra. Perry
Overton, Lincoln Overton, Schuyler
Overton, Bradley Overton, Albert
Overton. Freddie Overton, Edward
Wide, Freddie Wkle, May Wigle,
Katie Wigle, Guy Wigle.
Miss E. A. Collins,
Teac .if r.
Look Out lor Hie Eclipse.
A total eclipse of the moon will
occur on the 28 of the present
month, January, under tiie most
favorable conditions tor observa
tion. The phenomenon will be
generally visible throu-'hout I
Aortli and South America, Europe,
Asia and Africa. The time for the
eclipse is as follows:' Moon fil
ter sluulow. 4 h. M0. 2 v. m total
in : middle
of eclipse. 0 h. 10 m. ; total eclipse
ends, 7 h. 9 in. ; uioon leaves the
sha low, 8 h. 7.M rn , p. .m. It
will be seen that fhe eclipse be
gins before sunset, the sun setting
on that evening at 4:55. It will,
however, be (lark enough to watch
. . ,
lt P'resswhen i gets tar enough
advanced to be :n the most inter-
esting stage. The
the eclipse is 1. (347,
diameter being 1,
magnitude of
the moon's
Appointment. i
Gov. Pennoyer has made the j
following appointments: Notaries i
public, Jeremiah Nunan, Lexing-I
ton ; V. J. Wiggs, Gatesville, Ma- j
Hon county ; S. A. Denham, Tua- i
latin, Washington county; Renj. i
Gale, Weatherby, Baker county;!
W. Miller, Drewsey, Grant;
county; A L. Frazer, Portland, li. !
V. ediort, Wilsonville, Clackinas!
county; J. B. Thompson, Portland, i
! ( Ymimissiners of deeds : John F. j
! Lyons, (')" Montgomery street i
San Francisco ; .lohn C. Athey, !
, Washington, D. C.
Snow I'linis Un Tin. .A 4'.
The introduction of steam simvv
p'ows on the California &, Oregon
i r:i!:-o,-id lias been one of the results
oi rue recent uvavy inns ol snow on
that road. Anot'it-r of these new
fashioned machines was sent a)
the line vesterdav.
ol to Iii- iiiiiilime.
Society note in the Silvcrton
Appeal: The seven-year itch has
broken out over in Toothpick can
yon. The residents of Elderberry
gulch have sent tor the ten
year
itch, not to
be outdo'H by theii 'j
neighbor.
Itoigliecl.
Key. G. K. Gerowe.
who come
a position
S from the east to accept
j as teacher in the United states Ln-
dian training school at Cheinawa,
! t('Cr the charge of Superintendent
! I.OC P.;iirTliil lii linuilirm l-.i-
; ' ..wji
: !'
;
n vein ion ami oii.en.
The K. B. George con vent ion and
concert company, who are now
giving a successful series of con-
: i'ens in uorvains, will he in Alba
ny on Saturday, January 21 ,to com
mence a musical convention. Thev
are well qualified and successful
teachers of the divine art.
Kcacl llir Drnlli Roll
Wliieli the liills of mortalitv ol'.-inv
j lai ire city may lie till v (lesi-rnatecl, unci
you win iiihi that renal ai.tl vesical
maladies, that is to sa. those Unit
ettect the kidneys or lifacldcr, have a
relnarkalde prominence -we had al
most said preponderance. Blight's
disease and (Iiulte? in tlie chronic
stuc- are rarely eni'di. and mavel, ca
tai'n'li of the bladder and enuresis,
slay mnnv. Vet at the otmset, when
thf. triini,!.. tmi-..l. an,,,,,,,. .
. yty f the orpins involved, the dan-
rer may lw nnllititi hv that nl.nt
renal tunic and dinn-tie. Hn.-tctii-i
Stunraeh Bittm, which ini;irt' tlie
triiuiMic- itiiiutuii oi lone l' 111 nr-
.'as, itI.ot over-excitiitf then., and
the usc of whk.h is couvenWnt d
no elaliorate prenaralioi'. Dvspt'usia
1 - " iion ,,umii, nnuarni ,
l iienmaiie unci nervous aliments-
LcM'al TraelierV lntiliite.
On Saturday, January 28, a local
teachers' institute will be held in
Shedd, to which all teachers and
those interested in public schools
are invited to be present and par
ticipate. Work will be commenced
on Friday evening and continue
over Saturday, flood speakers will
be in attendance. '
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
cost or ie?s at Monteith Seitenhaeirs i
1
BHF.YITIF.s.
Smeke Estrellii?.
Fresh groceries at Conn Bros.
A tine line of neckties at Blain's.
Six shaves for a dollar at T Jones'.
Rubber -roods at cost at X. IL Allen
& Co.'s.
French, the jeweler, keeps railroad
time.
Sewed calf boots $12. ILewis &
Husrh.es.
Go to
Redtield & Brownell's for
fresh groceries.
New goods and
Roland & Co.'s.
low prices-at C. B.
Fresh roasted peanuts
every day t
Hoffman & Ffcitler.
Cash will buy srroceries cheap at
Redtield & Brownell's.
An elegant new parlor set for sale
i cheap at the Second Hand Store.
' For A Xo. 1 cider vinegar go to Hon"
nian& Pfeitt'er's, at -25 cents pttr gallon,
i Cloaks, jackets and wintei wraps at
cost or less at Monteith tvSeiSenbuch's.
) New line of trents' t"iuiiisliOng goods
j now arriving at C B. Roland V Co.'s.
! The bos.- place to buy crockery and
; glassware ic at Conn Bros, at way down
i prices.
A new line of overcoats, just opened
: Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland it Co.
j Cloaks, jackets and wintei: wraps at
t cost or less at Monteith & Seitenbach's.
j Eagle cisrars arc the H'nest live cent
ciyrar on the market. For sa.le by Par
; ker Bros.
Orders promptly Silled for boots or
' shoes, any ipniiity or style, pesrsed or
! sewed. :it Lewis it HiHrhes' ln.p.
The largest assort uncut b-t! indies tine
1 shoes and slippers in town attedlield
!C Brownell's. Call and see them.
Thirty cases of winter boots in a'! 1
Trades, just received' Im C B. Roland & !
; Co. First class stock in t-very partic '
i ular. I
Just received, the celebrated Estrella i
Key West ciar, the finest Kev
West i
eigar in the marUetv at SI. Baiimgart's :
cnrai' store
Conn Bros., sole agents for the cele
brated "Red Letter'" cigar, strieth
Havana tilled, the best 5-ci-nt cigar in
the market.
For your fine imported and Key
West eiirar go to M. Bnumgart's cigar
store, one uooreasl of Langdi n's dru-r
store.
Mr. Brink has received 'lie finest as
sortment of wicker rockimr chairs to
be found in the citv. If yon don't bc
lieveit. call in and see for c nrself.
Ladies wi"l tind relief from head
ache, costiveness. swimminjr in the
head, colic. - our stomach. restlessness. !
costiveness. swinim in in t i- t
nu lgestion, constant or periodical
su-K licaaaclies. wenKiiess m the 0-ieK !
ir kidneys, oain in the shoulders audi
diilerent parts of the ;ody, a feeling i
of iassitudi-and despondency Sy taking '
Simmons Liver Regulator." It is not
unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is i
not injurious to the most delicate con '
stitution. !
ICt-iuttvnl.
Messrs. Deyoe & Kobson have !
removed their hardware store and
agricultural depot into their pew I
building just completed. Thev !
have elegant quarters, and have a
large stock of shelf hardware and
agricultural and farming imple-i
ments for the coming year's trade, j
I. in li 4 ounly IMslrit-f LuiIkc I. O. !
T. !
The next session of the Linn
eountv district lodge, I. O. G. T.,
will be held at shedd on Friday,
February 3, 1SSS. All subordinate
lodges in the county are requested
to send in their full delegation.
I. C. Kon.NKTT.
District Secretary.
ICvpliiiintiiHi.
In anothercolutun appears under
our signature an advertisement an
nouncing the closing out of our
shoe business altogether at cost.
Why we sell at actual cost is be
cause we won't buy any more and
wish to clear out every slice as
quick as we can. Of course the
public understand very well that if j
we intended to continue the shoe:
business such a course would be, to i
say the least, nonsensical, and onrj
announcement to that effect would I
j be considered deceptive. Ladies;
j will please note-tins tact and ov
; crn themselves accordingly.
! Shane & Loxsway.
'I In? Ounce ol Prncnllvn.
The satisriiction of feciinc safe fror.l
i ciUclnng any disease from drinking
wjter, troii." impure air, from a sick
poison, from contact with foul cloth-
! ing, infection or contagion from any
j source, is complete . and all anxiety
; allayed by the use of Darby s Propliy
! l..ctic Fluid. A bottle will" give more
safety, comfort, and contideiiL-: than
i all the do .-toring in the world.
Farmers will find a good market
for their produce at Kenton &
Chase's new store, between the
Opepa House and the jiostoffice in
this city, where there is always on
hand a large stock of groceries and
provisions.
Exet'Utor'H Sale of Heal Klnle.
N
otiee is hereby iriven that under and bv
virtue of an order of sale dulv made and
entered of record by the t-ountv court of Linn
county, Oreaon, at the Januarv term, 1SSS,
thereof, in the. matter of the estate of 1 M.
Cooper, deceased, the unde rsigned, the exec
utors of the fast will aim testament of said I.
M. Cooper, deceased, will, at the door of the
court home in Alnanv
the 4th day of February, 18SS, at the hourio'
uirBuu, un ouiuoi,
one o'clock, i: m. of said day, offer tor sa!e, at
public auction to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing described real property, as the prop
ertyol'said estate, to-wit: "Besrinninj; at a
stone (1x8x14 inches, at the southwest corner
of the land set apart to E. V. Cooper, and
running tlience nor, h 79 UO chains to a stone;
thence west 12.50 chains to a stone 6x11x14
inches: thence south 79.08 chains .o a s one
S8xl incnes; thence cast 12.5) chains to
tr,e place of besinninir, containing 9!) 7H-1O0
acres, save and except the ri ht of way here
tofoie convevfd to the Albany and Lebanon
i :V, .J: " s
- I rtlHI III lfllSllll 11 O., IV O "COL.
Said sale will be made tor gold coin, cash
in hand, on the dav of sale.
Januarv 4, 1SSS. G. W. COOPEK,
U. F, PURIKJM,
I). K. N. ISLACKBURN, Executors, etc.
Attorney for Executor.
! ,' :- - .r
""" - -. .-
i specialty of these affections. Home treat-
nient sent to sucn as ca-iuoi visit nis oince.
Orders for medicine promptly attended to.
Von will Sine Money
BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES
to the repairer, H F. Par-ions, at Sixth
and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good
satisfaction or no pa-
Masnolia Flour.
'11HL BES'l MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV
1 ercd to anv part nf the citv, for I.10 per
ack. ' JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
nls'Tdtf
H
EWERl", PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
, and jcwe'ci , Albany, Oregon,
This space is reserved for Wal
lace & Thompson, wbawere too
busy selling goods yesterday to
write an adv.
For the next 30 days we will give a
discount of 15 nnr cent- on all leather
goods bought from us.
Bbufielp Bkowxkll.
A mammoth sto, k to select from at
I a discount of 15 perceivX R. fc. B.
1 Yon can select a p iii' of line shoes
j from our stock at a discount of 15 per i
i cent. Redfield it Bkowxell. j
Improve this opportnniry to buy :
pair of 5 shoes for 4.25 bv paying
cash. (Jood for SO dtsy. R. i!c"B.
XE W TO-D A 1.
IMMEDIATELY AT F. A. BVItKHART &
i Co.'s re;4l estate and emn'ovment utliee, :i i
man to'ir on a farm, also two jfirls to ilo i
sencral hotiaewark. Apply at oiure.
A
NICE, COMKOTAULK AND COM- !
liuxliou liwellin--, six r.onis. one and !
ou-half stories liiji", hard liaished, splen-
j diil wi-11 of water, siiuill barn, situated on
' north Kou-th street 'lhU is a very desirable
i...:...- i ; . '
. ii.iui;iii.-c, ucuii: iii inivui me lu-si, neiynrior
j hmids in the. city. 'I he house is eompara
I tiv iy new and inotiuru in voustruc'ion. r'or
j furt h r information inquire at this otfice.
IH1SUIIS.
GV. MASTOX. PHYSICIAN AND ifl'lt
, jreou, Albany, Oregon
- r
il
H.' ELLIS, PHYSICIAN
ifeon. Alba y, (Jre-wn.
AND sum-
. E. A. McALISTK HAS LOCATED-
his otfice on the corner of Klrst and ;
Hroa.'alhin streets, ove r He.lneld & Brouiiell'ts I
store, where he can be found when not pro- ;
fessinnally ejair:d.
A f IiS M.E. McCOY.M O.HOMCEOl'ATHIC -
ill. physician, othce and residence corner
of 1
First and Riker streets. Albanv. Or. Chronic i
diseases specialty. Consultation free. Of
fice hours: 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 i ii. '
... i
4TTOItKYS.
U K. N.
BLACKBURN. A ITOKNEY AT !
L'. Law,
Albany, Ore-'on. Ottice in Odd i
Ik'IIow'd Temple. Vill practice in all courts
oi the state, and give special attention to all i
business.
tyOLYEHTOX & IRVINE, A ITORNEYS i
l at Law, Albanv, Or. O.Hce in rooms IS !
and 14,
store.
Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's
T K. W'EATHORFORP, ATTORNEY AT
tj . law, Albany, Oregon . i Irtice in Odd
I Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all ilic
courU of thestate, and give special attention
to all business.
Kilt SILK.
rOLSG TEAM, NEW HARNESS, NEW
X Democrat wauon; first-elass outfit for
gardener. See Kenton & Chase, Oroeers,
wei-n Opera House nd Pos' ottice.
be-
HOKSE FIVE YEARS OLD. 10' HANDS
hhrli. very jjentle in harness, single r
double. Enquiio at Hkhai.h utf'u e
1 PLANING MILL FOR SALE. THh ..iuT
desirable fac'ory privilege in the city. In
ipiire of C. L. Brush, foot of Lyon St.
iioricLs.
n EVKRE HOI'SE,
ALBANY. OIL--C1IAS.
It I'fciffer,
I'rup. Onlv tiisteclass house
m the city. Large sample rooms fur coni-nu-rcial
men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen, lieneral st ige otfice for Ckirvallis.
USr? IIot SE. ALBANY,
Ol! J. OTBLIX.
IV proprnelor. Tliis
hni!-e is now iiiriii.sh-
ed with the hest iihw furniture Everything
clean ami commodious, offering to the general
public superior ace0inni"datiins toanv in th:
city.
every day served in any style.
SPHIAl OTIt.
mWO GOOD GIltLS WANTED TO DO GES
1 eral housework German ptcferred. tn
(jnire at Metzer's En p'oyment Ajjencj.
Nollci to Debtors, ' j
ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES !
indebted to the firm of Hoffman Y
Pfeiffer are hereby notified to call and settle
their accounts immediately, as the same will
an Feb 1st be placed in the hands of an at
torney for collection.
Jons Hoffman. 1
FKA.NCl PiKIFFEn.
Dissolution of opartuerhli.
rPHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
X existing between John Isoni, E. J. Lan
ninif and Edward Goin?, under the firm name
of Isom, Lannin & Co., is hereb dissolved
b mutual consent, Edward Goins retiring-.
john iso.m,
e. j lannixg,
edward coins
Albanj-, Jan. 2, 1888.
Tb business in t,bi fiitntf, u-ill t rn,lin.-.
i TO oy JOiiii iMiii aim t. j. Laiiiiui!;, under i
same style f firm name. Isom, Lanninj; & ;
Co.. who will pa all lialiihties of the late :
firm, and a-e alone authorized to collect all j
outstandiii;; accounts. I
BOAKDING AND LODGING ON RF.AS-
unable terms at Mrs. C. Ball's restaurant,
corner of Baker and First street, opposite ,
the Star brewery No Chinese cooks.
C. B, ROUND d CO.
Hew Store, New Roods,
CONSISTING OF MES's
FnrnlM-UiniE floods. Huts, Cnp,Boof,
hoes and Fine ( lothlNg, Choice ."
IrrtlonM In i'lincv Summer Kerk
Wrar, silk I'lMlrrwenr, Kalbritficun
Underwear, Fish. Clark ami FIiikk'h
l:lnilhl. flick Ikttf MltlU. uf
fnm1 . liewed Shoes and the ver
utest tries la Men's lonth'H and
Boy's Clulhlng. Ill Celebrated
Slakes rHai In
EVERY STYLE.
Remember our stock consists or" bright '
new freh croods, and a-s honest, fair ane j
square ceaniig is our matto, we ask the pub
lic to call and get prices. No trouble toshow
goods.
fSTOne cmor w tat of the F.evere House,
Albany, Oregon.
C. B. R. ""-' 0 ii r O.
AGRICULTURAL DEPOT I
DEYQE & ROBSON, Proprietors
ALBANY,
Have removed into-their new building
-A FULL
THRES HERS.
ENGINES,
WAGONS,
HACKS,
PLO VS,
HARVESTI'G
MACHINERY
Aid all Implements
-The largest aBci
r V 1 WMJZ
FARM "WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES
In the central Willamette Valley,
promptly tilled at lowest rates.
"WITH BILLIARD HALL
J. M. WILLI A 31 S,
CHOICE WINE
Kept constantly on hand.
full line
mle. hvervthing first-class.
1W At b'evere House
AMUSEMENTS.
Albany Opera House.
ONE NRtHT ONLY.
SA1I KIAV J IM tUV 21.
1888
UOIBLK MAMMOTH
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.
AND
2-UNIFORMED BRASS BANDS-2
"WHITE and COLORED.
The only Double Company in Exist
ence. A liiugli for every minute
smiles and tears blended together!
Twocoiuical, ludicrous, musical Marks!
A puck of ferocious, man-hunting
bloodhounds.
The Two ;rnlsf Toi.ios on Knrtli.
Impersonated by the distinguished
serio comic (picens of song and oper
atic prima donnas,
Till: IIVKICS SISTKItS.
ieci.illy engaged fortius great double
conipanv. 'I'lie most fast mating :inJ
t ilentccf CHILD ACTRESS in the
world, littie
.IKli; FiKSMl as r.XA.
Engaged for this season, the only
genuine Souli Carolina .Tnbike Sing,
ers and flantation Troutwdors, 'JO in
number; the icsthetic trained donkey,
Leox; tlie smallest Shetland jmnv in
the world; Edison's electric parlor
light- magnificent scenery by Y'oeght
lin; elaborate eostunioK b l'liy.ien. A
street parade alvoll dally at 1'i o'clock.
P.esci'ved souts on sale ut Blucliiiian's
drug sto-e-.
Albany Opera House
TWO MiillTS MM V,
25
- WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
26
JANUARY
farewell engagement of the
zp-5t:k::e
'1
40-
-PEOPLE
INCLUDING
! Ap.nnnip. Winstnn
Louise Manfred.
Louis DeLange,
Jos. S. Grenfrlder
-And all the Old Favorites. .
WEDS KilMt v.r. im;
The very Comical Opera
Black Mantles.
THtKsim t:v
Tile latest Operatic Ciaze,
NANON
Which had ariin of two yt-ars in London and
two years in New York.
Reserved eeata on gale Saturday at B.ack
inan's druir store.
JOHN BRIGGS,
FLORIST,
Roses a. Specialty.
Cemetery lots planted and cared for In- the
month or vear.
ALBANY,
OREGON'
Ladies, misses ami children's
wool knit hoods, scarfs and jackets
at cost at Samckl E. Young's.
F
OR SALE CHFAP. -NICE HOME A FEW
Corvallis,
easy terais. AJircss box
Hj. Al--tf.
Ijaaj.
D A1TA11A
onse
Company.
era
40
OREGOX.
and liave on hand for the trade of
LINE OF-
STEEL ANDu
SPRING Tooth
HARROWS,
FANNING .
MILLS.
STEEL GOODS
FENCE WIRE.
- Used i)jT Fanners
Lest variety of-
Orders Jrom a distance solicited and'
e
AND CLUB ROOMS.
Proprietor
AND LIQUOR
of domestic and iicportd cigars on
Albany, Oregon: ,
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
VIA
Si California
And Con-nection.
Okeoox
Kaileoad
4'.ilirriilii tr.ii'.!4 i'l-iiiUH Hnilv.
4:00 put.: Lv f-Ttland..
B:wi p 111 . . Lv Albany
S:t0 a m. . Ar AsliU' d...
. Ar.. 10:40 am
. . Lv . . 7-05 niu
. Lv.. 5:40 pin
Local Pass. 1'ralns Daily Ex. Sunday
6:00 am., i.v. .. Portland ..
12:40 pm.. Lv... . Albany.
2:40 o m..Ar Kuuei.e
.Ar.. 3:45 pia
...Lv.. 11:35 am
..i.v.. s:00aai
I.eUmtiui Brimi-li.
S:10 p iu..Lv Albany . ..
,8:56 p m. . Ar. Lebanon. ,
2:50 p m. ..Lv Albany...
1.S0 p uu.Ar. Lebanon. .
. . . Ai'. . 5:45 am.
. . . Lv . . 5:00 am.
Ar.. 2:45pm
...Lv.. 2:00pm,
PULLMAN IllJFFET.SLEEPEUS
Daily between Portland and Sun Franrig; o.
Kmisant sleeping ars t;cter:n Purtlad
and San Franuiseo free of charge.
The O. A O it R. Ferry males connec'ion
with al.i the regular trains on the east side di
vision from foot of F street.
Mrs! Mile Division.
Jietwet-n I'orMainl and Coi'vallis
Mail Train Daily - Kxecjit Sunday.
7:M.a in..
12:25 p in. .
I'on hind ...
......C'l'la!iis...
.Ar.
Lv.
':15 pin
l-.o'O pm
Kxic Train Dail.l Kxixpt Suiidaj
4:50 p in. . L
s:00 p in.. r....
. Porrlsmd . Ar. .
..MrMiii.iville.Lv,;
':M am.
5.45 atq
At Albany and Corvgdliti ccuiuect
with
tr:iu.ot orvon Pantic railroad.
iH't'nr fn.i inforisiatj. ii iwpir.lin ratc
maps, eti. rail .n co . pair's ave.it.
K, UufUi.tK, K. 1. KOGEItS,
M;ui:iei'. a. F. & p.
NORTHWEST
i -
00MPANY,
rortlaiul.
Capital Stock,- $500 000
E. L. THOMPSON, Agent
IfEFKIKNCKS IX Al.UAXV. -S. E. Young, L K.
Blam. L. Fliiin, C. 11. Stewart and W. H.
Uoltra.
Iteiil itate.
IF YOL" HAVE FARM PIHU'EHTY KOIt
X sale call on Curruii i Monteith, as they
have customers 'or a number oi dexirabi.
tracts of land. They also have some choice
improve 1 city property for sale, and a few
lots ranj.'in.!r from 2; to 500 in pri-xi. Term
sent to purchasers.
Ken I Ktale and
Ageney
Knt,liymeiU
liARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE
L of about KiO ac-res, or those having Urver
tracts which they would be willinjf to divide
up int.. so or 100 acre lo's, are invited to call
at our office, as we have a ew customers ior
that class -f farms. We crn also furnish par
ties wai.ting help, either male or female, ior
the city or country, with such help as they
di sire on short notice: and we aiso have a faw
situations for both niaic and lemaie in se.
city and country. Call at our office if voa
want help r want employment. We canVt
either tor yon. otfice No.65 First street, ail
j"iniii! W. C. Tweedde's tin store.
F. A. bfRKHAirr ii Co.
.nuhieat Instruments Repaired.
CHAS. L PIERCE IS PUEPAREO T
fune, clean and repair organ at reason
able rates. Old cases will he olLsbed and
made uood as new. Violins t paired, and all
stringed instruments a specialty. Orders left
at BlAckman'g store, either for the city or
country, will be promptly attended to. All
work ruaranteed.
WENG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING.
X Laundry on Ellsworth street, between
the Revere House and Johnson's Blackm.ith
shop. All work warrjnted first-class an i sat
isfactory. Prices low.
TO LFT NICE FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without lioard, either double or
single. For particulars apply at Heralo
office.
T WRIGHT, ARTIST, IS PREPAKED
to irivc instruction in draw nut. alsc
oil and water color painting. For t-nus ap
ply at studio, residence of Sirs. Win. Im
bruille. corner Ellsworth and Fourth streets.
Hew Rarber .hoii.
INCE THE FIRE TUOS. JONES HAS
generally fitted up th r.joai on Eisworrh
s:reet opposite the Revere house at the back
of Conn Bros.' grocery store where his lrie'vls
and patronp will find him now ready to carry
on the r lies a before.
Sail
looms !
i
Marine Inswrance
L I) v