Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 24, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.-?T 7 - X THE MORNTXCr HbRAlD : TUESDAY, JAN IT A IT' n, 188? 1 THK JIAIL. Wails at the Albany K)9to!5:ce eirsc .is follows: r'or all othces north Hie eastern states f The West Side j-fl:3u A- And the Narrow GuageR .R. ) r or Portland and Salem 11 A. M. Corjraliis and Yaqchia 1250 r. .. All offices south. .-;30 p. m The postortice wili be closed each evening from six to seven oVIhvk . Reentered matter for the earlv morning train should bo mailed before s'o'eloek the tevious --veiling. OREGON' PACIFIC TIME TABLE. I Arrives Oepart 11:15am 1:00 p m ! o:25pm 6:50 a. m Passenger..., Freignt O. & C. K. K. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOUND. j Arrive; Lieparti-; Arr ves. Cala.e.vpr I (i:j:ain 7 o.iain Portlan-10 loan: l"j;ene ex 11 l.-.a:nlll. ::jair.i j.4.rpn freight .... j 7. lOamJ " -J.45piii SOUTH BOUXD. , Arrives Departs Arrives. Cala.exp 7.4'pui S.fr.'ipinjAshla.-id a.iJOam iugone l-J.-JJpin lilljpmi Eugene 2.4Up in freight j I 30pni; Eugene '..'.0pin No freight ieceied for south after 1 1 a. m. of same diy . LEBANON BRANCH. FmAlha'y Departs i TCrrives JNo. 11 -1J AO j in Ldkanon at, n in No. 13. S.IO p 111 S.5( p 11: Km l.dian 2o.V 5.00 a in Albauyac 6.4; a m. -No. 14 : -J.OOpm; " 2.45 pm. .J.MMX.o A9;i)ll TIH.. Jeannie Winston Jan. 27. V. .J. Lackey, of lialsey, is in u.e fit'. A fresh lot of cream cheese at Parker Bros. L'se Dwight's cow brand of soca . nd saloratus. Attend the great Shane A I.onsway's. Kegular meeting council to-night. shoe sale at of the citv Choice cream ami pineapple cheese at Kenton & Chase's. Maple sugar and baked sweet potatoes at Kenton & Chase's. How safe you feel after having Winn write yon up in the Travel rs. Miss Cassie Howard and brother are visiting friends ana relatives in alem. Choice pickled pigs feet and Russian anchovies at Kenton S: Chase's. Heavy rains. It" you can't swim i get an accident policy of Winn in ! the Travelers. Boston brown bread is among the cold weather luxuries at Bar ker Bros, bakery. .James Dannals is putting up a new house on his corner lot south -of the school house. j A new supply of genuine M cho and Old Gov. Java Coitea. just re ceived by Kenton & Chase. Mi not Austin and wife, of Can yon City, are visiting their cousins, E. & C. Howard, of this city. The downpour of rain last nij.ht, with the thermometer up ti balmy irir mark, indicates a rise in the river. The Pyke Opera Company have changed their dates of performance, in tii : om day. mid will ap rpe r Friday, Jan. 27. Tne nnmv-iise stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is heint slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's "Worth sold. The members of the Y. W. C. T. U. will hold their regular meet ing at the W C. T. U. hail at i:Z- o'clock this Thursday afternoon. All. members are requested to be present. !.. W. Garretson, formerly of thii--ity now of Spokane Falls, .s visit ing here, being on his way to Iowa -and the Mast, via Los Aangeles and The Southern Pacific. A small blank book containing the list of San Francisco Chronicle and labeled as such was lost in city a tew days ago. The tinder "will 5. lease leave the same at this thee. I'he V. W. C. T. U. are soon to give one of the most peculiar, un common and astonishing fecials ever given in this city or any other. Their programme will soon be pub lished. Messis. Franklin & Co. have opened in connection with tneii H?cond hand store a tirst-class tin ?iiop. and will hereafter be in the lielii for contracts and all otnei work usually connected with the business. As has aireadv been stated the AV. C. T. II. ball will be, formally dedicated with appropriate ser vices on Tuesday evening, Jan. ol. The ladies of the "iiion intend to open the reading room as soon af ter the dedication as they can make arrangements. They horn to make this room pleasant and attractive, and pro viae the library with interesting and instructive books. As a reading room has been such a long-felt watit in Al bany, we feel sure the young men "of our city wili thoroughly appr -ciate the efforts of the "ladies to give them a place in which to penu ttie.r leisure evenings proth- AOly as well as i'.'r:.!v. Kollc.l tti live J,n.;i s. George Woodthoi pe, a memliei oi the stranded De Lano's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co., who arrived in this city Saturday night, was em ployed by the Abbey's Uncle Tom Cabin Company, which remained over Sunday after their Saturday venin?'s engagement here. He roometi with a member of the com pany named Dunno, and yesterday U'.iaiiu lie arose in uiiic 10 take ti, l.. f., Pnvt.u ( ani took with him $5 from the pockets of his room mate. He evidently was not a high-minded fellow and ought- small game. He might i.av :... ' nkey ori bl ...id! otnds and star - a little i siiow (i his own, SALEM SI K1IIK. The Dead Girl's Remains Sent to Relatives at Echo. The IIbrald's Special Dispatches. Salem, Jan. 23. The body of Aurilla Straight, the young.wouian who committed suicide in Mill creek, was shipped to Echo, Uma tiila county, to-day where it will be received for burial by relatives. The coroners inquest over the remains yesterday loiind that the name of the deceased is Aurilla Straight, a native of Oregon, age about 17 or 18 years, single; that she came to her death on or about January 11, 1888, at the city 01 -alem, Oregon, by drowning in North Mill Creek, while temporar ily insane. No blame is attached to the fac ulty of the Sister's school. The sending of the body as slated in the above telegram was by the di recton of Mrs. Gentry a sistsr of the deseasil. Mr. Hugh Fields, the girl's guardian, telegraphed acquiescence and will pay ail ex penses. 1UY. Ml (.11 I V ISLtM&SUUl.Mls. 0a of Them Gats Ljoae and Chews Up the Pony ot Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. One of the big blood hounds with Abbey's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company, which was fastened in a stall at John Schmeer's livery stable Sunday, got loose and in some manner removed his muzzle and attacked little Miss Eva's Miiy The great brute fatined his tei th into t e po y': hroat and iacerated"it in a icaiful in;.iier. Men standing near interfered os tliedogwouia havekille: too uonv. A veternary surgeon sewed up the wounds inllicied by the ugly blood-j nouna, ana yesteraay t!:e pony trotted oif with tlie company, only a little st tt'and lame alter its es capade. 11m- Siiit'iu siiiU'iile. The inmiest over the body of .iuiuia i-iiiiiiu, 11IVT YUlllI (JillLfclJ found drowned in Mid creek Sat urday was held held at Rotan's undertaking establishment Sunday morning by Justice O'Donald, act iiig coroner, and a jury cf six. A number of witnesses were exam ined, but the testimony all threw no new light 011 the mystery sur rounding the young woman's death except that it waj evident, that she j deliberately committed suicide toi some unknown reason. The jury returned a verdict that the deceas ed had taken her own life by throwing herself in the creek while temporarily insane. The guardian and relatives of Miss straight in Linn county were notified of hei death. Allnliuii I Gene t.w. O dsr No. 4: "F" Company, nd Regiment, Oregon National Guard will assem ble at the Albany opera house in Albany. Oregon, on Tuesday tin 24th day of January 1SH8 at" 7::.0 p. M. lor regular diill, and there after at all times provided by tin constitution and orders of the com icin . Hie nuance committee hav ing completed arrangements for the use ot the opera house, the same will ne usea as the armory of the company until further orders. All members govern themselves ac cordingly. Done by order of Capt. O. II. Irvine, commanding the company this 2:ra tmv oi January. 1SS.S. 'r. J. OvKI MN. 2nd Sargent, Acting 1st Se;g ant "F" Cc, i;;im niK tool lajLti. Snow Two Feet Deep on the Oregon P, cific A Barn Crnsbici-Other Items. Minni.i-: itmoE. .fan The old Coffelt barn on II IS. IJrv- ant's place fell on the 2d inst., crushing a horse belonging to Mi Powers, who is ie pr iving a new farm near Sodavil e. Luckily n other s'ock were a.,..al the barn al the time. Mrs. Zoosm: n's nepliew, Mr Sanders, of Caniornia, is makiut his relatives here a visit. Charles Pybum and wife have commenced housekeeping in Mr. Bryant's house. Chorles Thomoon and ''miv't and Ed. Coker arrived at M. W. .vitder's .?aiurua evening ticm to. tie camp of the Oregon Pacific. nnV report the snow two fee' deep. e have been having some pret iy sharp weather lately. It. was rive 'degrees below zero on the mornings of the 14th and 15th. A number of our young folks were out sleigh riding Sunday. The Rtver. The recent rains have caused a rise in the river of about two feet. This washed away much of the ice along the banks and the uppei river is again nearly open for the rathe of steanib ats. The ferrv-v..-. ,.-u:..K i iici.ii, iiii ii ims nccn ij(;eii np li; i the ic.1 on the -opposite side lor a j weefe or more, was gotten out yes terday and placed in position to I again begin doing regular service, j The Great Bnrnnm 4'oiuln. It is said that Barnum wili sprea I the tents of his great circus in Oregon during the year 18X8 ; uai urn advertising car will arrie in Portland within three months, and Rarnum himself, accompany ing his big show, will soon follow. Friday, Elias Hevel, who lives in i . iwtilta county, a few miles no th of Echo, in attempting to oil a ' nower. used to mn a chon pingmill, had one of his hands caught in t.ie cogs, and ternoiv la erated. Surgeons found it n ..e-s;.rV to amputate several fin gers and a portion of the hand. New line of gents' furnishing goods now arriving an: n. Ik.11;ll. fi Fr. 3 . t...Mf ., ci.-urs served in " -tyle at I- ranees Pfeifier's. i ver IT LLliLiOI Heavy Robbery in Indian ritory. Ter- SlMHAttY VE.UE.4.E METED. MurdererlHanged Great Loss to Wool Men Death 01 McCulbngh's Widow Big Fire in Montreal. Limestome, Jan. 23. Four maskea men, all heavily annua, ciilerea tlie Citizen's bank Satur aa' and preseniea pistols at tlie nead 01 cashier Keynoias aiia de manaed lain to hand over the caaii. v inle preteuamg to com pt , Beynoids blammea back ine uoof 01 me sate, lie was at once nuU out oy a oiillet lrom a piaioi wliicli kiheu him instantly. iiiey tlien runsacKea liie Oank, arid an tne money in tne casu urawers, some .fojj was taKen. An ul tempt was maae to open tne sale out in tins Hie roOUera laiied, a tlie jiis.ol snots were heard ana several people came ruslnng 10 Hai'd tne Uiiniv. in u lew moments uie lowli was aroused, aiul tweni or tiuriy armed men named to uic Oani;. Tne ro oners eru just mounting ttieir noises and i not me oegan, m whicii Gliomas ivan, a raiicnniaii living near .o-.vn, Was. tuiiea in tne ligln ana ionr ciuzen.- vete v ounaed nut not Iaiitiiy. me roouers tneii rode away wim lie bootv totiowen uv tne uoese. which after 4 hours'iMaee Ciaig.nu e c;jici,iUoeo aaiii tOoK. tneln ou.:K Iv, 1-iiineclone. 'llie leauer uas lounu guilty 01 muraer ana sti ting up. tne other ilnee Were piaccO in cuarge ot a strung guard aad oiari eu lor i''ort aaiiiil, where the rtere turned over to ine autuonties. i'neotokn money was recoverea. .Uurtieicj- ll.oieil. New Yokk, Jan. Daniel irescoll was io nan-ed this niorning. I , .... , , ! sceual t -0 andieatlicu , s at :26 ana alter s-iynig , tie lett tu i he gadow jraer the biacK. cap was jiut ovcj nio lieaa ana tne aiop led at 7 :'-J. tie aied instantly, iieecou's last wora.s were: "oesiis have meic on me." His neck was broKeii. l'iie crime for which Driscoli was executed Was killing Mrs. Elizabeth uraiicliy or Beaoie tiarreliy. t-i.Ai L .t' ut:v. At Uthe Flocks ikhug the Eioi Grande. Suffer- Lamplassas (Texas), Jan. 2:). It is estimated that fully 20,000 ..ead of sneep died during the re cent Idi.zard in counties of Lamp lasses, Brown, Hamilton, Cornell ana ..an Saba, all targe vool pro ducing co unies and nearly every dock along the KioGrande suffered depletion. The loss being gener dly composed of lambs and old sheep, it is thought, 'the loss ot sheep will result in short wool crops. ixaiu o i-t iittob'ft tiliv. P aoklphia (P. A.), Jan. 23.- !e ti Mc'Ju' og i, wil.-w of the tra, .an Joh., Met. tulogh, died ye -icrday at her residence,aiter an ill less of three week F;ITI.N(i MICE. Eajines Frozen Up Haa Volunteers Doing Enty. Montreal, Jiin. 23. The fire br gade i . u p ti dde j ligiit, there o.-mg sever., cn-ines liden ttroKen down, only six men lit for duty and the horses are nearly tl. exhau-ted. Volunteer lirenien hive organized and are working lay and niht on t. James stree't .ire, which is slill hunting. The .o.-s i- now estimated at fl'lO.OOU. ;ii-all.v IMsapoinied. Our citizens who have been an icipatiu'g a rich treat in at tern ing he Pyke Opera Company's per ormance. will be disappointed to " irn 'hat tby will be" here but one night only, on Friday the 27th. some unavoidaple Circumstance lias reiiueied Cms necessary, but they would have been greeted with x full house for both evenings. l-lt-gatt' l Male LiK-aiiipmciit. The Salem Sentry says: The G. A. U. State Encampment meets ai Albany February i'2d. The fol lowing is a list of the delegates from tlie Salem post, also the com manders and post commanders who ire entitled to act as delegates. Commander, Z. M. Parvinf Post ommanders: F.J. JJabcock, T. C. Smith, V. C. Crawford, Ira Erj. William Simpson, "'. H. Hvars. Delegates: .las. Hatchelor, lb W. .Matiiews.W. X. Ladue. Alternate delegates: F. 15. Sotithwick, 1). C. Sherman, H enpy Ivodgers. larliiig t lerrilile I .-iSl : A wonderful oiler! Cloaks, iack ets and wraps, of every description, at sweeping prices." Desiring to greatly reduce our stock on these lines before taking inventory, we. wii oner our entire line ot springer Hn w tanor maue garments at cost or lf. : This is a rare chance. Call earlv j while the assortment is large. I iloNTEITH & SeITENHCH ' - 1 llie Ounce ol Prevention. Ihc tis'netion of feeling s:.i.. f calchin- any disease from drinkin- :;-jT.. p.-i?(.n, ironi coiiiact with foul cloth- nig, iiiiccLion or cuntagiou lrom any source, is complete mid ail anxiety allayed by the use, .f Darl.vs Vropl.--l-ctie Final. A bottle will g-h-,. Inof,. ?.uciy, couiiort ami eonlidenco all the dovtoring in the world." than At the Point of Death. ii . . riuiu uouiuv i j erk- j p rini , braith, who returned vsmord'ar! niorning from Brownsville, it is I learned that Hon. Hindi I. l!,,-,, iioueer 01 linn counrv ot sui ' and a well known citizen, is lying i at "e point of d a:h. THE I'VkE OI'EIM OHT iXV. This popular company wiil ap peal in 1. ns city next Thursa;y evening in "Black Mantles'' and "Nanon". Rei'ering to the former opera the Minneoio! is Tri bune says: "The " beautiful 'Black Mantles' was presented at Pennepin Avenue last night to a very good house. Those who did not witness the performance were the losers. With each night it be comes more apparent that the company is one of unusual strength. The Boston Ideals presented the same opera at the Grand two years ago, and it would not compare in excellence with that of the Pyke company. The opera itself is very beautiful. The music is of a higher order than that in most light op eras. There are exquisite num bers all through it. Miss Wins ton was irresistable as Don Luis, and she sang much better than at any other time this week. Her co-tumes were magnificent. Miss Manfred was a captivating Girola, and showed herself to lie an unus ually clever actress. The duet be- j tween Miss Winston and Miss j Manfred, 'Love is Blind,' is one of ! the loveliest melodies that has ever ' been sung in Minneapolis. Louis j de Lang was the funniest of funny j people as Gomez, the miller. It is I a character radically diii'erent from those he. has been playing, yet it was thoroughly artistic. He has mane a great int. narry Gorman 1 is a paradox. He i,s a ciever com edian and posseses a rich baritone voice. Tlie pHriormance ' was splendidly costumed. To-night the beautiful 'Beggar Student.' Will appe-T at the opera house at Albany Friday, Jan. l'7lh, usual price of admission. Keail tli- laili Itolt Which the bills of mortality of any large city may be fitly ilesigaated, anil you will 'find that renal- and vesical maladies, that is to say. those that etfeci the kidney? or Madder, have a remarkable prominence -we had al most said preioiKlci-aiiee. Blight's disease and diabetes in the hrutiie stage; are rarely cured, and gravel, ea. tarrah of the Madder and enuresis, slay nmnr. Yet at the uuiiset, when i!n- trouble merely amounts to inaet- 1 iv'ty of thc-nrgnns involved, the Uai ":l.v '.Kt md'i'i.;l Uv that plca-a.u 1 renal toMc and aiurtic hostcttei s ! .St.H11:l(.il iillu.v i,ii;.iirts the j rt.f,isite amount of lone to th- or- iqui ..,1nu,1, v ,i.,;lA....,s ...v .., a.,,. the use ot which is convenient, an! i no elaborate preparation. l)yse.s;:i, ! a ususi concomiiaiii in renal com plaints, ami dcbiliu , whiih they in variably produce, are remedied by it, ! f also are constipation, miliaria! rheumatic and nervine-- .(imii-nls- ItUKllTII. Smoke Est rel las. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A tine line of neckties at Biain's. Six shaves for a. dollar at T. Jones'. Rubber goods at cost at N, II. Allen ot Co.'s. French, the ji-.wciar, keeps railroad fine. Sewed caif boots P2. Lewis . & Hughes. Go to ' Redtield it Bnevncirs for fresh groceries. New goods and low prices at C. B. Roland iV: Co.'s. Fre.-h roasted peanuts everv Jay at Hott'maii (V? Pl'eitlcr. Cash will liuv gn'icerii's heap at Redlield (: Inownell's. An elegant tiew parlor set for sale chea) at the Second Hand Store. P'lir A No 1 cider vinegar to Hot!' man iV; PlVillei's, at "iTi emits par gallon . Cloaks, jackets and wi tci wrnps .-it cost or less at Monteiih iV Sciti-nbaeh".-. The boss place ti buy crockery and glassw are i.: at Conn Bros, jit way down prici.s. A new line of overcoats, just opein cl Siylisli and cheap. C. B.Roland ocCo. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps nt cost or less at Mouteitluv, Seiteiibath's. Eagle ei-a is are the finest live ecu! c'nrar on ti.e market. For sale bv Par ker Bros. :de s promptly !i!lled for limds o: shoes, any (p.iality or style, jieEed or H-weil, at Lewis jv; H.ihes' -Ik p. Tlie largest assortment of ladi'-s tine -hoes .nid slipin-rs in town at lO-dlicbi c Tjrowncil's. ( md see them. Thirl y eases of winter bout grades, just received In C. P.. Mo Co. First class stock in everv ll ail and A: lartie ular. Just received, tlie celebrated Esirella Key West cigar, the finest Key es! cigar in the market, at M. BaiinigartV cigar store. Conn Pros., sole audits for the cell- I brated "Red Letter" ciirar. siricllx i Havana tilled, ihc. best r.li-cnt i-i.rm- in the market. For your fine imported and Kex West cigar go to M. Hauingal t's eiga'i store, one door east of Langdi u's dim; -tore. Mr. Brink lias received 'lie finest as sortment of wicker rocking chairs 'o lie found in the city. If yoi; don't be iieveit. call in and see for urself. Ladies wiM find relief from head ache, costiveiiess. swimming in tin head, colic, - our stomach, restlessness. irn igesunn, constant, or p-riodi-.a! sick headaches, weakness in the hack I "i-kidneys, pnin in Ihe shoulders and j ditlercjiit parts of the ..ody, a feeling I ofiasMtudc .md destmndi-nev bv t ikiii" ' Simmons Liver Regulator." li is not unpleasant, is purelv vegetable, and i.- uot uijurious to tlie most delicate con i slitutiun. I linn I'wiiiity IHsiricI LiHlr I. O. J ;. r. j The next session of the Linn ! .ounty district lodge, I. O. O. T.. will be held at rdiedd on Friday. February a, 1888. All subordinate f 'od jos in the conn f.v ni-p rwmpsiwl t.. send in their full del.o-atiii I: C. Koiinett, District Secretary " s,t Hmtii.ng A in ii i Till!.. It is a straight business nrot osi tion. easily comprehended' and I ivoi th giving attention to.,that the -tin, siocks and' Sinn's at A. P. Mcllwain's is now dieted at twenty-five per cent, discount. This sale is positive, as the entire assortment- is offered without re serve at ibis slaughter in prices. M.4KKIED. MOORE KELLEY At the Catholic church in this city on Saturday, Jn. 21, by llev. Louis Metayer, W. M". Moore and Miss Margaret Kcl'ey. ; :.. l.. , f I rheumatism, i.eu aigia i aml fev"r eoid;. t. rvht to tlie spot, for toi-.hacie, thii a Id b. F'.h:-v A; Solf-KiiiiK 4ralt:ti. The latest and most successful article yet prepared for hot cakes is self-rising graham, prepared by the Del Monte Milling Co.. of San Francisco. Try it with fresh butter and maple syrup. Wallace & Thompson, Grocers. NEW TO-DAY. Wauled. IMMEDIATELY AT F. A. BURKHART Uo.'s real estate and employment office, a man to u-oi'K on a tarm, also two ifirls tj do general housewark. Apply at once. For iSah. NICE. COMFOKTABLE AND COM-i:;oiliou- .Hveliin-', six rooms, one anil A one-halt clones bili, hard finished, .splen did well df wa er, small burn, situ.ited on nor! li l uu-th street This is a very desirable 'esiiienco, l.-oiny in one of the lu st neighbor hoods in the city. The house i compara tiv. y new and modern in tinruc:io:i. hoi fn th r information inquire at this office. I'lMSM IAXS. n W. MASTON. PHYSICIAN AND 3CK- 1 vT. :-'eon, Alliany, Oreon T It. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND StKr i iVi. t'em. All. a- y, Oregon. ! DIt. K. A. McAl.IsrKIt HAS LOCAI'EP I his iillice on the corner of First and : nroa.'alnm streets, over lle'llield 4: Uroiinell s stoic, whera be can lie found when not pro lussii.naily enyaid. MILS M.E. McCOY.M l).HOME(J pbysa-iitn, office am! icsa-cnee :opathic c(rni-r of I- irst ami !i.iker.street.s, Ali.-ain , O'. Chronic diseasc-i a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 a m and n 5 v. it. TnK.t-:vs. j ) li. S. BL.VC.KUL RN, An'OItNF.Y AT J.'. Law, Albany, Ore-'on. . Office in Odd iirliow'.s Temple. or the slate, and ai:siness. in practice in all courts ;:ve si-.c:al attention to ab U?oi VF.i.-roN c hivink, ArToliNKV.S ' at Law, Albany, Or. - Oilii o in room 13 u ters lilock. over I.. K. Biains torf- X K. VEATHolt-OK!. AT'-'OKVE" T ; ,J . att Aibanv, or.-oa.-odi- c bi 6 id ! l-eilow's Temple. Will nractice in .i!l -Iih I ! conn- nf U.estate, ami ;i spucul attention ! to all business. ! i m .j, ! foe: su.k OIISK -KICK YEARS OLD. l HANDS liiub, very gentle in harness, sini;l m- unable. Enijiiirc at. Hkii o.imiH;, c TJLANINU MILL ro.. o.vi....- ...Uo, 1 . d.-sir.ble fac'ory privilege in tin.- city, in quire of C. L llrusl., font of i.yon St. ll)(Kt. nEVKKE HOUSE. ALHANY, OK.-CHAS. It IftiiTi-r, Pr.ip. Only ffltst ceiass boust in the ..ity. Larue sample rooms fur cm n.-rciul men. No Chinaiiiea employed in the kitchen, denera! sta'e nltii-e f ir Ccrvalhs. ri:i i it oiii. H-llVO Cool) OIULS WANTED To Do UES 1 ; end housework fiennan pieferred. En- ;iiireat .Metiers Kr. p'ov nn-nt Ayency. 0 evi b" EST ! 'KANT. FRE--H OYSTERS civ i.ay scned in anv stvl,- Xolice lo Iclloi-, LI. PKRSOXS LXOWlNi; THKMSKLVES C indebted 0 ilrni of Hiitt:iiaii X- !':'ei!Vcr me hereby mtit;ed 10 i-al! and .sect.e 'heir nccoiii, ts hiiuanlaitcly, as ti: same wilt in l i) 1-t lc nliceo m the (aiij.se! an at i toracj f r colle. tion, I'lllN IlffMAN. ! t'liANcK I'iMKKEil. ti.Hsoiiilioi! of opai titersliij). rpiti-: colAK''NI:l!Sl(Ii, hkrf.tofore 1 existing between .!oh" bum, K. J. ban nin-i an. I ICd-.vard Coin-, under the firm name ol'I-oi:!, La.-i'.iinu .V Co . is hcruii dissolve'! in tm:t'..al con.sci.t. -iuwan Coin.s retiring. JOHN 1SOM, K I L.'.N.MNC, jt'l'"VA!iD COINS Aibunv. .Ian ' si. ine iiiL-iic-ss in ;i.. fntu'C -.(iii be fc.ndiu:f.- .-I v J.)il I- .'in ;: suae s'yl.- .if -inn Co.. wh . wili ;t. 'Inn, an.! a--e abmc : ... a. i.anin!:, iinni.-: i.;'i:c. Ismiii, banning . 'I iiabihtio- nt the iate iitbonzcd n coiitct al iiiitstanuing acc auits noAllliIXC ANI Ll'OCINC ON h'lCAS- 1 ) miabli; terms at Mrs. (.' J' ill's restaurant. orncr uf the stir b I'.-iki: and J'irst street, .ippiisitc No Chinese co.-l.s Von -Hill Save vioucv ' ; L)Y TAK1NI. Vol i: sKWl.Nti M CHINKS 1 ) ti i tlie repairer, 1! i-'. Par-.ns, at Sixth j and .b;ITiM-iin str. ers. Alba.'iy, Oregon. Good i satisfaction or no pay. ' J HEWKUT, PRACTICAL WATOHMAKEK ! . and jeweler, Albanv, Oregon. I 1 I DISSi.M.ri loN NOTICE NOTICE IS ! herebj ii en that the portnersian here- 1 furore cistiiiig Netween John Ib.ilTmn.i ana i Francis Pfeffer, UMic the-tirm iconeo iioff i man & Pfeiffer. is this day di-soh.-d by miu-! tnal uoust'tHt. I be business v. ill iiciont'i'uicd ay tin' i iCer, who nil! as-mmc a ! liabilities. ! m-i ml nirst;,ii,iig accounts wi.l be collected ! bv the old firm. Dated Albanv. Jan. 4 1 5ss .John Hoffman, I-'KASC's I'mtFFKK. 1 For the next :Vi tlays v.f v. HI give a 'lisfoniit of 'n-r cent- on aii b ather goods bought fi njii ns. l.'Ei'KIKI.li KUOM'NKI.I.. I You can M-'.cct a p ilr (f tine fhoe ' from our tio.'i :i ;, (.ll.-coiDit of IT, ;,cr ,'L'I1'U KiiiKiEi.; o; HiiowxELL. Improve tins opjn trinii'. pair of s." lim-s fin j'4 :'. cash, i oii.i) for :;) davs. to bnv a l'v paving H. ,v.'B. A niamniwth stock to s. a discount of 15 vcrcent. Ici-t from at it. &. a. .Magnolia Flour. I1HE. BES'l MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV X ered to any part of t,e citv, for si 10 ir JOHN A. CKAWFijRD nlSOdtf JOHN BRIGGS, Roses a. Specialty. (.uaiiLci ar.u cared tf-r month or vear. r..v,.... i. ... ..i . v the i AGRICULTURAL DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietor ALBANY, - - OREGON. Have removed into their new building A FULL THRESHERS, ENGINES, WAGONS, HACKS, PLO VS, HARVESTI'G MACHINERY all Implements -The largest and FABK WAGONS,. In the central Willamette. V; promptly tilled at lowest rates. WITH BILLIARD HALL J. 3f. WILLIAMS, CHOICE WINE Kent constantly rin hand, sale. Kverv UAnlr iirst-dii-s A full line Z-g At Revere' House. AMUSEMENTS. Albany Opera 1-Tcn.ise OVE Ml. Ill' OVI V. 27 Ff'IOAY EVENING JANUARY Ti FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF THE Opera Company. 40- -PEOPLE- -40 -IXCl.LDING Jeannie Winston, Louise Manfred, Louis DeLange, Jos. S- Grenfflder And all the Old Favorites. The very Conceal Opera 13 lac Is; Alaritles, "he latest ()jerat:c C:a7e, NANON Which had n run of t- o yi-ars in London and inoicais in new oik. !!is(-r.cii -cats on sale S:.turda man's drug sore. at B.ack- C.B. ROUND fi CO. Sew Store, Hew Roods, CONSISTING OF MKN's Furnlnliiiig i1m, Hals, CafisKuols. liocs and Fin- lolliing. 4 iioi-- - ledums III Fancy Summer ftrrk Wiar. Silk l:mloi-wai ICailrij:u.-iii 1 'nilrrwrnr. Fish. 'iark siml I lajs's ;lMfs. The very liexl make nt Uul f"M'il ubitm am the ver :il'M nl'-. in .tit'ii's loiilh's mill iitlhiiig. Ill 4 cl-lralcl Slakes ol Hals in EVERY STYLE. Kcnii-mber our stock consists of bright neiv lre-b gofcd.s, and as honest, fair anc j s'luaie ('ealing is our niatto. we ask the pub ! !ic to call and get prices. No trouble toshow j .co-Is. rfsCOi.e limit wot of the P.evere House, I Albany, Oregon. I C P.. P.ObAXD &CO. 10 v; nil OfiVj's new sniynia fio-s, i i i iMciiian lHinons, )raflges and a full line of (irocer ies, nt the lowest cash pric Also, :i tine line of ciy;rs and nieerschaura pi pa. OR. G. W. GRAY, House Sni ievere I 1 . I! Ill I SURGEON MNTIST, DEPvy ! and have 011 hand for the trade of lSS LINE OF STEEL. SPRING Tooth HARROWS, FANNING MILLS, STEEL GOODS FENCE WIRE Used by Farmers best variety of- HACZS AND BUGGIES dley. Orders jrom a distance solicited and Rons ! AND CLUB ROOMS. Proprietor AND LIQUOR of domestic and in-ported cigars oh Albany, Oregon. 0YFRLAND TO VIA- CALIF0RNIA Oregon & California ILwlroad And Coiiaection. --l'l!!!!lr"!a 1 v,,,s Train llaiflt. 4:0fJ p m . '. LCCTTlTTrtland . . . . Ar. . 10:40 am S:').m..Lv Albanv f.v 7-0. am 8ir.:hljd.. Lv' 5.4U pm lral Vitss. Tmins laily-Kx. Sunday S:0o a in. .Lv. 1-2:40 p 111..LV. 2:40 o m..Ar . ...Portland . . . Albany.... , . . Kugene. . . . .Ar. . s:45 pm ...Lv. .11:B5 am ..Lv.. !t:0ilan Lrliamtii lii-aairli. f:l" 1 in..Lv Albanv.. S:ofi 1 ni..Ar Lebanon p m..Lv Albany.., 1:S p m.. Ar..... Lebanon, Ar., i':4.am ,Lv.. 5;Wam Ar.. 2:45 pm . Lv,. 2:00 pm PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPEtfS Daily between Portland and San Francis. . r-iiiiarant (.leepin-j cars between Portia;. d a::d San Francisco free of charge. 'I he ). i. C. R R. Ferry mal-es connection with ab the regular trains on the east side di vision from foot of F strifti Wt side Division. Between Portland and Corvallis. Mail Train Daily - Except Sunday. 7:'M a in.. I.e.., 12:25 p nn . Ar... . . Portland Ar. . firis pro. .Conallis Lv. . l.bO pm P'C Train lnili Fv.-.v.r si,.,a. 4:-0iiii..L Portland . Ar . !-VlOaii 'l"';. il-" -" I'li" villc . Lv'. . 5.15 am At Albany r.nd ConaUis connect with trains of Pautie lailrcatL SJj'Far ftiil infcrniati.-n regard i-v rates mnp.. etc-, .-.!! rn co j-aio s auent. II. KOKlIT.Elt. K. P. ISOGEBS, Manager. :. K. & P. NORTHWEST Fires Marine Insurance COMPANY, IV.rih.nd, -.. re, Capital Stock,- $500 000 E.L THOMPSON, Agent Rkfkrkxcrr Alhaxv.-s. E. Younjr L E. am. L. Klinn. i- u e, Blain Goltra. H- Stewart and W. li. Keal Folate. W 1 r iUU HAVE KAlMi I sale call.,,, Curr.n & Mnntc-ith 2. J5 111 ei.sH.mers 'or a number of deTi-Vhi w proe city property for sale HBft ,7 lots ranging from $22s to &500 hi ?.V7 ? few sent to purchasers ,n 1,nce- i:-al Estate ami Employment seney. DARTIES HAYIVd Pa tc w 1 of about KiO acres, or those havfn .A, E tracts wind, they would be wnlhfJ, g T up into Si) or 10'j acre Ion. S0 d" 5de a; our office, a- wve eW 1 to i hat class of fmm-. we cu, "t'O'ersfor ties wanting help, either ,m ' un',',h V-Hiecitj-orSmiirVVrilth "nch Z T""1' 1or 1.8ircon short n.aice; and 1 weV' ey situations for both ma e T ami l"t feH' city ad countrv w " Ie,"ale "e want help or wai.V empmeT fi?U either lor von. Offi v . -'su 'Ct l"ini"g W. C. Tweed' fc K A- til'RKHART & CO. Musical Instriinirntu T " ui.u'h.nian s store, either lA, ' ra omutry, will be w Z !r.KT. he. ty or guarantor "w 1 I to. A the Revere Hou"et d tweea WRIGHT ARTOTTirwtfpIi M . to give ingtnufi J51".FABE' il and water color ai .'" nly at studio ,,i... "5'.fur ltis an- w Bai lor Shop. CIXCE THE FIRE TIK !,' jnv vnpr.-i II, . .. " JONES HA ' ...... iit'ii i.ori,..M ... i f:f-. I v -. '- Mast a. ALBANY, ALBANV, OREGON. and -here his fne.L. OREGON j on the r o. ... "" mm now reaav to cat 'its a before.