Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 20, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf .rt r. ( THE MORNING HERALD : FRIDAY, JANUARY 2(, 1888 OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart Passenger.. Freignt.... 11:15am: 1:00 p ni ! 5:2opm 6:50 a.m O. A C. K. R. TIME-TABLE. NORTH BOUND. i Arrive fteparto; Arrive, Cala.expr Eocene ex Freight 6:1.1am! 7.05am lllSamjll. 35atr. .... 7.10am Portlan-10 10am " 3.45pn " 2.45pm SOUTH BOUND. 3 Arrived Departs Arrives. ?ala.exp I 7.45piu S.Oopin Ashland 00am Eugene exili20puijl2.40pin!Eugene 2.40p m Freight j I 1 30nnv En-n p fi.oomn No freight teceived tor souili after 11 a. m. of same d . LEBANON BRANCH. FmAlba'y Dejiarts j Arrives No. 11 :12 50pm Lebanon at l.:B pin No. 13 ! 8.10 i mi " s.vs Fm i.ehan Nil. 12 ... 5 W a m Albanyat o.4.' .t tn. No. 14 2.00 pmj " 2.45 pm. HIE MAILS. AiaiiS ill rtmaiiv jKMLUlin.cuiuaca3iunuo. , ... , -.t. . . . i. ror an quiuia uuii.ii ' he eastern states The West Side ,-6:30 a. . ) 11 A. M. ...12:80 P. M. 7:30 !. m Ai.l the Narrow GuageR .R. .a Portland anil Salem Corvallis ami Yaquinu All olfices south. The postotfice will be closed each evening from' six to set en oVlock. Registered matter for tie early mnri. ir train should be mailed be'ore 8 o'clock the levious .-veiling 141 t'TIS KUT T(IW. Iin4e Tom's Uaoin Jan. 21. A fresh lot of cream cheese at Parker Bros. Attend the grat shoe sale at Shai.e Ac Lonswa' . Mrs. (.'. M. Whitney, of Eugene, is visiting in this city. Choice cream and pineapple cheese at Kenton & Chase's. Fresh Eastern oysters served in every style at Frances PfeiiFers. 1). B. Montieth and wile re turned yesterday from Portland. Ileware of-slippery places. Get a Traveler's accident policy of Winn. ijiefore you go skating have Winn write vou an accident policv in the Traveler's. Boston brown bread is among the cold weather luxuries at Par ker Bros, bakery. The new W. C. T. U. hall in this citv will be formal Iv dedicated on Tuesday evening, January 31. j Cupt. X. B. Humphrey and L. II. INiontanye came up on last eve- i ning s train tor Salem, where they .had, been on lezal business. Reserved seats for the Pyke Op eraiCompany will be on sale at Blatka an's, commencing at 9 a. m. on Saturday. Secure your seats early. The immense stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is being 'slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's worth sold. Owing to the inclemencj' of the weather, the Columbia Poultry As sociation, which meets in Portland, have decided to postpone the exhi bition until Feb. 7, 188S. sold i Messrs Curran & Montieth vesterdav to Chas. L. Brush, lots 1 and 2 in block 5 iu this citv owned by J. N. Smith of Peoria, the pnsideration being $900. A -small blank book containing the list of San Francisco Chronicle and labeled as such was lost, in city a few days ago. The finder will please leave the same at this office. C.'a Woody, of Wasco county, formerly of Eugene City, is prom iiiently spoken of for the position of new superintendent of the Marion county Indian training school. Or. Gunderson's office is at pres ent at the corner of Baker and Third street, where he is prepared to treat all kind of diseases to which male and female is subject. Catarrh treated successfully. Messrs. Franklin & Co. have opened in connection with their second hand store a first-class tin shop, and will hereafter be in the field ifor contracts and all other work usually connected with the business. The Double I'ncle Tom's Cabin Company, which appears in this city next Saturday, Jan. 21, is said to be the best company which has visited Oregon with the thrilling old play. They have two brass bands, and a double company throughout. Now is the time to subscribe for newspapers and magazines for ! are invited to be present and par 188$. F. L. Kenton continues to j ticipate. Work will be commenced receive subscriptions for all the j leading periodicals, saving sub-1 over Saturday. Good speakers will scribers the 'trouble, risk and ex- i be in attendance. pense of sending direct to publish-! j ers. Orders left at the store of I ' onii-al mince Kenton & Chase will receive! A meiting of the Uepuhlican ! prompt and care'ul attention. i State Central Committee of Oregon ! is herebv called to be held at the "Ihe Teierau or tsii.' 1 office of "the Chairman, in the city The G. A. R. post of this citv iias '" Portland on Thursday, the arranged for the presentation of j oi" February, ISSS at 11 o'clock a.m. "The Veteran of 1812,'; at the i tor the purpose of selecting the opera house on Fridav.Feb.lO.Thev I tiine 1,n(l I,i:Ut' for holding the; will be assisted by some of the best ! tat Convention, and the transac- j talent of the citv, and the plav j tion of such other business as may: will be a most interesting one. Tii'e ! projierly come before the meeting. ! cast of characters will be published ! A fal1 attendance is requested. i in a few tlays ! Joseph Simon. Chairman. - : IPiuti ivnft' Iii-icv 11 tvIQC , DeMlh of Mrs. eiidcr. Mrs. Lotto Senders, wife of 1 -iirnn Stirlria rli1 iralnnl.nr ! morning of pulmonary disease ! at the age of 31. She "had until 1 recently ently resided with her husband Prineville, but remaved to nya tew monts ago in hopes oanya iew monts ago in popes . ot henetiting nei neaitn, out giie,uiiewuie uiwMiiiiupaHionpritlllw for whillll nature had httPd ! grew gradually worse until her ; on the Pacini- coast m chronic, ; westerr regon bevond anv other ' death. She leaves a husband and ' spinal and surgical diseases is. now I panion 0f tlu, Unift,, s;,..t ' Xh I several children te mourn her loss. at the Kevere house where he mav elimafe and other causes we're now i tii. . 1 :it , ... l ..i..i. h etti i.mlpwui.-m.i v ti,r ! . , . imc lion iue mueiai win mtui ai i o noviv ; to-dav iiuius ul of I he shoe Ituniu-io. Shane & Lonsway's great shoe hoe sale at cost still continues. Get your size before they are gone. a sikpbiskd inn;. He "Wanted Money, But Did Not Thirst for Gore and Gracefully Retired. Last night as a young business man was returning home lie was accosted, in passing a dimly lighted portion of the city, on Brbadalbin street, by a thug, who called out tor him to throw up his hands. Instead of doing so the young man made a movement as if to draw a revolver and thrust forward his hand, leading the bold, bad time to. believe he was about to be tired upon. He sung out, "Don't shoot, 1 was only joking," and turning about lied, quickly disappearing down an aney in the darkness. Such occurrences ought to en courage the police force to renewed vigilance in capturing and making an example of a few of these would be toughs, and also lor the city to have erected a suitable receptacle for her prisoners, the present city jail "eiiiK too frail a shanty to hold even the mildest sort of a bad man. In a short time, when' the sicklv I street lamps are supplanted by the electric light svstem, the corners "For ways that are dark" will not be so numerous, and some of the now somewhat lonely streets will have a more metropolitan ap pearance. OtrllF.ICH UMTKD, The following Sunday schools of ! this city have elected the following I officers for the ensuing year: ! Congregational E. C. Chase, i superintendant ; W. F. Kead, as-j sistant superintendant ; F. L. Kenton, secretary ; E. L. Thomp son, financial secretary: Quim-y Pro!st, librarian; 1,. M. Adair, chorister: Catharine Althouse; Rev. H.Rominger. E. C. Cha-e, I.. M. Adair. W. F. Hearst, Mrs H. H. Hewitt, Mrs. W. C. Read, Jane Morris and Annie Althouse, teachers. United Presbyterian Dr G W Grav, superintendent; L. E. Blain. assistant superintendent; C. II. Stewart, secretary ; F. I. Nutting, reporting secretary ; S. E. Young, treasurer ; J. W. Blain and Leon Power,Iibarians;Rev.S.G. Irvine. K I F. Sox. II. M. Roberston, L. E. ! Blain, S. E. Young. Mrs. E. F. ; Sox. Mrs. S. E. Young. Mrs. L. E. j Blain, Mrs. Henrietta Brown, Mrs. Leon Power. Misses Hettie Millfv. j Lib Irvine, Lillie and Ina Robertson, Rhoda Hail and ! Bell Bodme: teachers. Methodist T. P. Cougill, super intendent, Collirs Elkins. assist ant superintendent ; G. W. Cald well, secretary ; Miss.Candis Conn, treasurer: Misses Mamie Cam p bell and Eva Simpson, librarians; Miss Ada impson, organist ; Rev. H. P. Webb, Collins Elkins, Mrs. G. W. Hochstedler. Mrs. H. P. Webb, Mrs. Geo. Simpson. Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. W. H. St. John, Misses Candis Conn. May Rideout.and Ada impsrn.tenf hers. Lecture lo-Mlil. A lecture will be given at the M E. church this evening bv the gifted Mrs. Col. Chas. Springer, of Iowa. Subject, "Personal Obser vations in Palestine." An admis sion fee of 10c will be charged for the benefit of the M. E. Sunday school. All are invited to attend. l lie . a I . icwiitl The force of four hundred work men on the California cfc Oregon railroad will probably be kept at work all through the winter. It is said that the superintendent is anxious to have a havy storm strike the road in Siskiyou in order that it may be tested and repairs and improvements be made, while i' 'arge force of laborers are on the ground. I.K I I KIC Mo I . Following is the list of letters rfinaiiiiuj; in the postolficeat Albany. .lull. Is lSVi. Persons calling for these lctt ,rs will ive ihc date on which 'hev wre advertised: Armstrom; Kiank Carlson, Charles Davis. Ella 15 Oilleran. II. .i. Games, laviI l.;eer, .Mi-s !.' tie Hanson, James binir. li ila Iirmjer, C F. M.Miatt, MUs Ada Milloy, John i M.-rraiter. .lolui Rormin, U J. Seheri-r, I'hillippe M. RUIT'S THOMPSON. P. M. Convention ami ronreil. I The R. B. George convention and j concert company, who are now j giving a successful series of con- j certs in Corvallis, will lie in Alba ny on Saturday, January 21 ,to com- mence a musical convention. They are well qualified and successful 1 teachers of the divine art. i Loral lemlier-' liislimte. On Saturday, January 2S, a local teachers' institute will be held in Shedd, to which all teachers and those interested in public schools on Friday evening and continue 1 An Kmenrnt .ni-eon and spcriali.i Willi I. Dr. Henry J. Smith of San Fran- j isco the weli know n surgeon and I specialist who has lor years pastjit interests of Oregon lav ir ?! Al-fmade regular visits to Portland, i tiat woul(i imhice invest i and enjoys the reputation of being ; menf;s in ,.., nn)1 Huv ',;,' ""i V" "1 oemgj i-.--.-.t....w.. : oe seen professionally tor a days. The Doctor has made I'u vious visits to Albany as a repre sentative of the Pacific Surgical; Institute and is well known through-' ,out .ego and the Northwest . coasi-. j I I THE F.tlMKKM AM) THE T.lttlFT. Cleveland's "Free Trade" Policy Is Not j Wanted by the Grangers of Oregon. j Pomona grauge of Marion county, a representative body of the order, j met January 12th "at Woodburn j grange hall." It was a good meet- j mg, and in addition to the regular order of business heard an inter esting description of the state lecturer's tour in Eastern Oregon, where he" has recently been, having organized twelve new granges. The grange had under consider ation the resolutions adopted by Salem grange on the 7th , and pub lished in the Herld of the" 10th. They were adopted by unan imous vote in open meeting in the afternoon. An address on the subject of the president's message, and an address made to the Ore - gon state grange while in session at Salem last Mav bv Governor Pennoyer, was made by John Minto." The criticisms " on the message were to the point. 1st. The proposition to continue the internal revenue taxes were a i glaring injustice to the fanners j cultivating the raw material upon which they take etl'ect. 2d. That' j trio main purpose of the message i j seems to be to persuade the labor- -I ing jnan that he is a grievous sul- i ferer by the law levying duties on i j imports to an extent beyond what i a fair examination into the subject , win warrant. ii. mat me propo-; sition of the president to make a j radical reduction upon or admit ! free raw material, was in its effect j to tax the American fanner for the i benefit of the manufacturer, and ; j make the burdens of taxation mere , ! unequal than they now are. 4th. ; That the message read like a : j labored attempt to array the labor ' ing and manufacturing interests j against the interests of producers I of raw material, showing no other ! interest in the farmer than to try to make him believe that he now pays more for the protected cloth- ing that he buvs than he receives in i he enhanced price of his wool by the tariff duties. In other words, the message, as to fanners, advocates free trade, but not with the openness and candor of the address made to the Oregon state grange last May by Governor Pen noyer. The governor's address was reviewed and it was shown that in his use of the statistics of the gross earnings of farms and manufactures, respectively, as proof ot the great profits of man ufactures and small profits of farm ing, there was a great delusion. The governor, quoting the statistics of 1880, showed over ten billions iiii-K(cu in laiuis, giving ii ioo3 annual uiuuucL ui uri Liuee . , . . . billions, and showing an invest - ment ot less than three billions in manufactures, turning out a jfross product to the value of mote than five billions of dollars. These sta tistictics being used by Governor Pennoyer as a proof of the om parative profits of farming and manufacturing,the speaker claimed were utterly worthless, as there is nothing in them to show the profits of either branch of industry; and if used to show the great advan tage secured to manufacturing, or against the interests of the farmer, the- ought to have '.he very oppo site eliect from that intended by the governor namely, to empha size Ijjs advice to buy as well as, sell in the markets of Europe, as they embody the value of till the raw material the American tanner i produces as a basis ( f manufactures and all that is imported for the same purpose, as well as all the products of the forest and mines used in raw material. Conse quently they prove home manu factures to be the best market the American farmer can have for at least three-fourths of his surplus. The speaker ihu-liat.'d his point by showing that out of a table of the values of eighteen leading manufactures, according to the census of all but four were based on farm products,- and in those f breadstuff's, slaughtered and packed meats and woolen man- ulactures, aggregating .fl .,07(1,001 ,- IK-IS. all tin grain, live stock and , wool, except L.s,00(.H)0 pounds of ; wool linponeo, were products ot , American soil and claimed the1 ! cotton ought to be. He. therefore, j claimed it is unwise for the Aineri i can farmer to become dependent ; upon and a customer to the man- ufactures of EurojK-. That such a i course would feed the interests of aliens and starve our own. would ! surely bring down the amohiments of American labor and condition ! of the laborer to the European j level, as the protection afforded bv jour revenue laws for the past I twenty-five years have tended to i keej) them up, while we as a people , nave made such advancement jn i lwwt'r a,1(t w';li'b as no other nation or any age or country ever consmereo deceptive. L.auies did. The speaker closed with the ; w'" please note this fact and gov stateruent that, taking the his-1 ern themselves accordingly, tory of the influence of free trade i Shane & Lonsway. upon .intish iarming.it was the one line of British indus'ry that was haned and not blessed." That the system under which Ireland has been held by the mere power of England had produced results that ought to be a warning toevery American to not place his county voluntarily under the trade travel held by bntam. He closed bv ' - saying that though the Oregon! farmer was so situated that his I grain surplus would mainlv he: shipped to Europe for some vears'i to come, his standpoint as an1 "V ' . .... .. American citien 4- I. i i-vni i aoove inai oi a. icBiiiiu oi vregon. mat the nients in wool and flax manuf ic- a worK oringing both ti.t i,.,i,!... I uon and camtal beret,, ni.n.f ....: maintain manufactures that the Oregon farmer should welcome as! tiMidimr t, r-ili7a tl, ..!.;. : .pOM of the jatrons of hushandry. , G KAN'., EX. OF ISTKUKST TO UKhl.OV, Measures Introduced in Congress Relating ti this State- Postal Changes, Etc. j Among measures introduced this week in the interest , of Oregon by Congressman Hermann is a resolu tion culling on the secretary of war for special action in relation to five bars above Oregon City, which it is represented are formidable ob stacles to large shipping in the river above. It also asks what is being done by the engineer depart ment to prevent diversion of the river channel at Corvallis. Representative Hermann has in- ! troduced a bill in- the house pro;- j viding a large supply of improved Springfield rifles, and equipment and ammunition, and several pieces of artillery, for the militia j of Oregon. The preamble to the j bill sets forth the necessity for a I full supplv in addition to the reg- ular quota. Mr. Hermann asserts! ,' that there are precedents where! 1 congress has loaned arms and j ; equipments to states where a; proper showing was presented. . I 1 Representative Hermann has also introduced a bill which pi'O- vida for Hit. u-ithdr:iu-iiir f,.m ... . , i T . i esiti ence, being in one of the best neighbor i market ot vacant lands which are i htlll!i iM u.e ,mi.v. 'ihe house is compani on the Columbia river, on the line I tiv. .y new and modern in onstnietion For j of the proposed boat railwav at f,,rth '' '"formation inquire at this office. I The Dalles rapids. C. B. Frissell has been appointed postmaster at Cascade Lake. Wasco counry. uregon, to nil me vacancy caused by the resignation, ot 1'ost - master Thomas F. Hope. Senator Doh.h has introduced in ln 1 , '; me senate a oin lo amenn rne in-i dian land severalty, so that provision shall not applv to its anv Indian tribe until the consent of two-thirds of the members of the tribe, over twenty-one years of age, has first been obtained. Pension . have been granted to Win. Smith, Healdsburg, James S. Phillips. Weston. ki irt n.ni. Or. Eucene City Jan 18. Large stores of ice, h;ive been put up bv local dealers for hon e su)p'y dutu. the coming summer. W f A ilinmKiinii lv.,L- keeper f the firm of Win Heck & son, of Portland is in the city vis i'.mg relatives and fr ends. The Willamette just opposite town is gorged and olocked with ! the first in many years. Sever a! persons walked across the block- i od portion without any apparent : danger. i Company C.O.N. G., will give j a masque ball this evening at Ar- j mory A very large attend I j , auce is expected aud an are coiin 1. ,., t .. .. ing on it beiug the event of ttie season. It is reported that a California svudictte are wealthy making I overtures to the Blue River Mining Company for the bonding of their mines on Blue river and the Mcken zie. The transfer being not entir ely completed, full facts are not made public. A Hare M listen 1 1'reat. Remember the free concert bv j K. B. George musical company at. j j the W. C. T. U. hall on Saturday ! j evening. It promises to be a most j j enjoyable affair. It is t e inteii- j i tion of the company to organize a j ' musical convention in this city, i It will be a rare musical treat, as! George musical company the company ate among the best j vocalists who have visited the coast. ICeniovnl. j Messrs. Deyoe & Robson have removed their hardware store and agricultural depot into their new j building just completed. Ihey have elegant quarters, and have a large stock of shelf hardware and agricultural and farming imple ments for the coming year's trade. I.I n n 4'oualy nislrhl LkIo I. O. V. T. The next session of the Linn county district lodge, I. O. G. T., will lie he'd at hhedd on Friday. I-ebruarv 3, 1888. All subordinate j lodges jn the county are requested I to send in their lull delegation. I C. Robxett. District Secretary Kxplunnlloii. In anotherjcolumn 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 shoe as quick as we can. Of course the I nnblic miilt.rt.i,l ,,ll flm if puoiu. un ler.xtand er we I that it I c iiiieiioeu io continue tne snoe j business such a course would be, to say the least, nonsensical, and ourj announcement to that effect would i The Ounce ol I'rrvenliwu. The satis'action if feeling safe from csitehing any disease from drinking ! w.iter. li'im. impure air, from a sick j person, from contact with foul cloth-. J ing, infection or contagion from any source, is complete and all anxiety allayed by the use of Darius Prophy I Lctic Fluid. A bottle will give more safety, comfort and contideiuc than g m tne world. For the next "At days we will give a diseonnt of 15 yer cent- on all leather goods bought from us. Rkpkjelij A Bkownell. Y ou can select a pjir of tine shoes from our .stock at a discount of 15 per cent. Reifielo: Brownell. Improve this opportunity to buy a pair of 5 shoe.- for -i.i" bv paving cash. tJnod for dav.-. P.. &"B. A m.i;iini(4';) sto. k to select from at a tii?t:ount of 15 percent. R. di. si. Fresh Baiter. One hundred pounds wanted at Wallace & Thompson's. NEW TO-DAY. Wanteil.- IMMEDlATELY AT F. A. BURKHART & C'o.'s real estate and employment office, a man to work on a farm, also two girls to do general housewark. Apply at once. For sale. A NICE, COMFORTABLE AND COM J IIIVUIWHJ 'invilllln OIA I irOlll, UIIV ItllU , j om!.Maf Tories liith.' hard finished, snieu- S niouioiis nweilni, six i did well of water, small barn, situated on I I north Fou-th street This is a vcydesirahle I'HVSH IAVS. , w ;isrox PHYSICIAN Oregon AND SUR- j jr, Keon, Albany geon. ; H j jt ELLIS, PHYSICIAN v, orpjtoti. ANO SL'lir genu. Alba ! JZ lR- E. A. McALISTER HAS LOCATED J ' Broa.'albin streets, over Kedlicld cS Broiuiell's : stH,c tt'here he can be found when not pro- lessioiiaiiy enagiii. MRS M.E. McCOy. M. D.HOMiKOPATHIC physician, otliL-e and residence corner of hirst and Baker streets, Albany. Or. Chronic disease a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 p. M. i ATTOItXKY. T K. N. L'. Law, BL.ACKC.IRN, ATTORNEY AT bi llow s Temple. Vill practice in nil courts ot the state, and ;ive special attention to all business. 1()LvEHt ,)N- & I It VINE, ATfORNEYS at Law, Albanv, Or. Office in rooms 13 i, r oster s MiocK, over U fc. lilam s store. WEATHORFORP, ATTORNEY AT J . la aw, Albany, Oregon. orti-je in Odd fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and (five special attention to all business I OK - ALF. VuCMi TKAM, M-;rt' HARNESS, NEW I X Pemoci-if. wasfon; fiist-class outfit for I gardener. See Kenton Ac Chase, Urocers, be- ' -ween Opera House vnft Pos'otlice. i ORSE FIVE YEARS OLD. 10 HANDS': very (tcntle in harness, sinsf'e or I CX hijih. double Enquire at Hkkai.d office. 1 LANINO MILL 10l(3iLt.-i JT desir ible facfory privilefje in the city, quire of C. L. ISrush, foot of Lyon St. iO. 1 In- HUIELS. REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR.-CHAS. Pftiffer, Pmp. Only fiist eclass house j I in the city. Larjje sample rooms for com- ; nit-rcial men. No Chinamen employed in the I j kitchen. General staije otiVe for Corvallis. 1 I) US3 HOl'aE, ALBANY', OR. J. GIRLIN, V prourrietor. This houe is now furnish j ed with the best nw furniture. Everything ( lean and commodious, otTerini; to the treneral I public superior accommodati ns to any in the SI'KIU TMI. riUVO GOOD GIRLS WANTED TO DO GEN J. eral housework German pieferred. En quire at Metzjfer's En.p'.ovment Agency. olice o Iteblors, 1 LL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES indebted tn the firm of Hoffman .V Pfeiffer are hereby notified to call and sett'e I heir accounts immediately, lis the same will an Feb 1st be placed in the hands of an at torney fr collection. J.mx Hokfman. Kraxcm Pkkikkkr. IHssoiiilion of opurtiicrsliip. 'HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE cxistiiif; betwicn Jolm Isom. E. J. Lan- imiir and Kduard t.oin f Isom, LauuiiiSc Co under the linn name is hercb dissohe-i by muf-at eonsei.t, Edwa.d ;oins rctirinij. JOHN Isom, E. .1 LANN ING, EDVVAKUGotN.s Albany, Jan 2, ISsS. The business in the future will he conduct ed bv John Isom and E. J. LanniiiLr, under same style nf firm name, isom, Lanninj; & Co.. who will pay all liabilities of the late! firm, and are alone authorized to collect all ""'""" acco'"lt-s BOARDING AND LODGING ON REAS onable terms at Mrs. C. Ball's restaurant, I corner of llaker and First street, opposite i the Star brewery No Chinese cooks DOCTOR HENRY SMITH, 43.5 KEARNEY ! .street. San Francisco, over 20 years ex-j peiience m the trcitnient of enronic and special ldise.ises in American and European hospitals and other institutions, making a specialty of these affections. Home treat ment sent to such as cannot visit, his o tice. Orders for medicine promptly attended to. You will Save Mimry Ti' TAKIXG your sewing machines to the repairer, B F. Parsons, at Sixth aild .Jefferson 8trcet8 Aihany, Oregon. Good satisfaction or no pay. HEWERT. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER , aud jeweler, Albany, Oreifon, I ussolution notice notice is j iiuicu it;u uiaL Liie parbiiersnip nere tofore existiinjr between John Hoffman and Francis Pf'effer, under the firm name of Huff man & Pfeiffer, is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. 'Ihe business will be continued by the litter, who will assume a" I liabilities, and all outstanding accounts wid be collected by the old firm. "Dated Albany, Jan. 4, 18SS. Jons Hoffmax. Francis Pfeifkkk. y. ROUND (S CO. New Roods, CONSISTING OF MEN'S . Farnlnhlns I.oimAi, Hittn; f'npn. Boots, . hoeitnnd Finr 'lothlntc, 1'moIcf IrctlMH In Fancy .SuMtmrr Krrk Hwr, lillk lindrrweur, Kalltriacicaii I nderwmr. Fish, t lark nud FIokk'm tilwteit. The vrry hnpit make of Hand wed 8bue and the xer ateat vtylen lu Mra's iMtk'K and Bo' CTnlhlntt. Ill Celebrated Makes oTHats In EVERY STYLE. Remember our stock consists of bright ne fresh Koods, and as honest, fair and ! square I'eaiine; is our matto, we ask the pub lie to call an 1 gal prices. No trouble toshow goods. aaTOne onor west of the Fevere House, I Albany, Oregon. I C. B. ROLAND- & CO. AGRICULTURAL; DEPOT ! DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors ALBANY, Have removed into their new building -A FULL THRES HERS, ENGINES, WAGONS, HACKS, PLO VS, HARVESTING MACHINERY Aid all Implements -The largest and FARM "WAGONS, HACES A2TD BUGGIES In the central Willamette Valley, mijitly filled at lowest rates: pr WITH BILLIAKD HALL J. M. WILLIAMS, CHOICE WINE Kept constantly on hand A full line ale Everything" lirst-cla.- Iff At- Kevere House, AMUSEMENTS. Albany Opera. House. -ONE NUihT ONLY. SATURDAY I1.MAKV 31. 1888 UOl'BLE MAM HUTU Uncle Tom's OaMn Go, AND 2-UNIFORMED BRASS BANDS-2 WHITE and COLOIttD. The only Double Company in Exist ence. A laugh for every minute smiles and tears blundud together! Twoconiicaljiidierous, musical Marks! A pack of ferocious, man-hunting bloodhounds. The Tw Grciilfsl Toirs on Eartb. Impersonated by the distinguished serio comic queens of song anil operatic- prima donnas, TIIK IIVKItS SiyiKICS. ! Specially engaged fur this great double i company. The most fast niating and itiletited CHILI) ACTRESS in the world, little .IK.VMK Flit tit as l-V. ! Engaged for this season, the only ! genuiiK' SoiCh Carolina .Itiliilee Sing ers anil Uantation Troubadors, '20 in j Jiumber: the a-sthetie trained donkey, i Leon: the smallest Shetland txniv in i the world; Edison's electric parlor ; ;,r,t i. , u.. ' i.. I'm; elaliorate costumes bv PazieiK A street parade given daily at 12 o'clock. Reserved seats on sah-at Blackmail's drug store. Albany Opera Houss TWO MUIIIS o.vii, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ftft JANUARY () n nriori i i nmin. mn FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF THE INCLUDING Jeaiyiie Winston, Louise Manfred, Louis DeLange, Jos. S. Grenfrlder And all the Old Favorites. WF.Dt.SIAY KVKMVl;.. .. The very Convcal Opera VNTLES. THI KSIA TF.XIX;... .. The latest Operatic Craze, NANON Which had a run of two years in London and two years in New York. Reserved ceats on gale Saturday at K.ack man'g drujr store. JOHN BRIGGS, FLQKIST, Roses a Specialty. Cemetery lots planted and eared for by the month or y-ear. ALBANV, - OREGON Ladies, misses and children's wool knit hoods, scarfs and jackets at cost at Samuel E. Yoi Nu's. FIR SALE CHFAP.-XICE 'IOME AF EW uituuts' walk from the new colle-e at Corvallis, easy terms. Address bo lis Al bany. , ' tf Revere ouse Samne Opera Company. 40 people 40 OREGON; and have on hand for the trade of 18 LINE OF- STEEL SPRING TooTa HARROWS, FANNING MILLS. STEEL GOODS FENCE WIRE Used Farmer? best variety of- Orders Irom a distance solicited and AND CLUB ROOMS. Proprietor AND LIQUOR of domestic and iic ported cigars on Albany, Oregon. 4l 0VFRLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA Oregon & California Railroad And Connections. Olinirnia l-.xpre.tN Trains Daily. 4:w p m . . Lv Portland . . . . Ar. . 10:40 am S:00 p m. .Lv Albany Lv. . 7-05 am 8:-0am..Ar. Ashla.d Lv.. 5:40 pm t:wl ,. 1 rMiM Dally Ex. Sunday s:00 a 111..I.V Poo land 12:40 p in.. Lv Albany... 2:40 p m..Ar Eujrene. . . .Ar,. 3:45pm ...Lv. .11:35 am. ..!.v.. 9:00 am Lebanon Itrnueli. S:l(pni..Lv Albany... 8:5(1 p m. . Ar. Lebanon , , 2:50pm..Lv Albany... 1 :26 p m . . Ar. . . . . Lebanon. . Ar.. 5:45 am .Lv.. 5:00am Ar.. 2:45pm .Lv.. 2:00 pm PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS Daily between Portland and San Kraneiwo. Emiifrant sleepina i ars betwe---n Portland and San Francisco free of charge. '1'he O. A.C R R. Ferry makes connection with all the regular trains on the east side di vision from foot of F street. Wcsl Mile lllviKiiui. gchywnWMaiid and Corvallis. Mail Train l;iilv - Except Sunday. 7:30 a m.. I.v 12:25 p ui. . Ar . Pordand Ar.. (;:!5pm .Corvallis Lv.. l:.;0nn- Ixpress Train llail.i I xetpt Sunday, 4:"0pm..L Portland Ar . !l:00 am S:00 p m. . r. . . M. Miiiiiville Lv . . .-,.45 ara .it a many aeu Corvallis i.oiineit with trunsof Ore--ui Pacitii: railroad. iSl;or fml iiiforniatii.ii reipirdhi,; rates maps, etc-, call on co i pain s a-eiil . It. KOtHLEK. E. P. bOOERS, Manager. t;. F. & P. NORTHWEST M Mariiic J nsuranre' COMPANY; I'ortlaml, retn Capital Stock,- $500 00D f . L. TH0MPS0IV, Agent Rbfkrkncks in Alkaxv. -S. E. Ynun LK Blain. L. Flitm, C. H. Ste-vart and"wrh Goltra. Ken I F.Mfair. TF YOU HAVE FARM PROPERTY FOIC 1 sale call en Curr..n & Monteith, as thev have customers 'or a number of desirable tracts of land. They also have some choice improve 1 eity proierty for sale, and a few lots ranging from to $500 in price. Terms sent to purchasers. Krai Kttjile and FmulovMrnr Ajrenry. PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE 1 of about KiO acres, or those having laryur tracts which they would be willing to diviibj up into SO or PR) acre lots, are invited to call at our office, as we have a ew customers tor that class of farms. We ern also fuinUli par ties wanting help, either male or female, for the eity or country, with such help as thev dt sire on short notice: and we also have a foi situations for both male ami female in the city and country. Call at our office if vm want-help or want employment. Wecan'aet either for yon. Office No.'cs First street, ad joining W. C. Tweed de's tin store. F. A. BCRKHART 4 Co. . Mimical riHAS. L Instrument KrpaimU PIERCE IS PREPAREO Til -J rune, clean and retmir organs at reason able rates. Old cases will be polished and made good as new. Violins repaired, and all stringed instruments a specialty. . Orders left at Walkman's store, either for the eitv t.r country, will be promptly attended to. All work guaranteed. T1ENG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING. Laundry on Ellsworth street, between the Revere House and Johnson's Blacksmith shop. All work warranted first-class an I sat isfactory. Prices low. rpo LFT NICE FURNISHED RKMS, L with or without board, either double or single. For particulars applv at Hbrald ottiee. W. WRIGHT. ARTIST, IS PREPARED to give instruction in dianinv oil and water color painting. For terms ap nly at studio, residence of Mrs. Win. Du bruille. corner Ellsworth and Fourth street. Sow Itai'lM-r Kfaop. SINCE THE FIRE THOS. JOKi:s HAS generally fitted up th. room on Elsworth street ypposite the Revere house at tl.e hnek of Conn Bros." grocery store where his triemls and iiatrons wi'l find him uow readv to earry oi the- r nts a before. : Rooms i - -