Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 28, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HLRALD SATURDAY, JANUARV o, 18SS THE MAILS. Xfmla af fku Atk i..c - . ,, rtiuilll. poSLOlllCG CiOSe aS 101 tOWS for all offices north the eiatern states She West Si'le And the if arrow GuageR . R. t ;r Portland an.i ta.cm -CoryalHs and Ya.;uma Ail nifiifMs jariiit-.il 6:30 a. M. .11 A. 51. .12::0 p. m. - - ...... I .-)u r. ji Ihe nontoxic will ).. .-i.vaf.i ..,.-.,.. .7:30 p. m from six to seven o'clock. Reiritered matter for the early moraing train should be mailed beiore 8 o'clock the levious evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. I Arrives Depart lM:ji!er.. Freiynt 11:15am 1:00 p m 5:25pm t:50 a.m O. &. C. tt. K. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOUND. i Arrives: departs! Arrives. f 'Alj avn 6:15amj 7.05am Portlan-lu 10am 11 tSauijll. 35arcJ ,. " 3.4fijrii 1 7. 10am " 45pm E"iHne ex Freight SOUTH IiOCNI. ! Arrives' Ueparts Arrives. Caia.exp Eugene ex 'Freight 7. 45pm; S.05pm!Asiilaml 9.00am 12.2l)p:ni lilOpini Emrene 2.40p in .. 1 SOiMiiiKutfcnr ft. 00pm No freight eceived lor south after 11 a. m. of same div. LEBANON BRANCH. tmAiba'y Departs j Arrives No. 11 112 50 p m Lebanon at 1.3H p lr. No. 13 I S.10 m " S.SB p m Fin i.ehan No. i;... Io. 14... 5 00 a m Alhanyat 6.45 am. 1M p mi " 2.45 pm. jirtiM;s aiioit tow.. - Pyke Opera Co. Feb. 3. T. J. Black, of Halsey, is in the city. E. F. Wyatt, of Harrisburg, is in the city. A fresh lot of cream cheese at Parker Bros. Use D wight's cow brand of soda o.nd saleratus. r.. A. McL-Iannahan, oi Jutgene is in the city. i Attend the great shoe sale at Shane ft'Lonsway's. The Benton Leader is soon to have a new steam press. Mrs. Dr. Ellis is lying seriousl' ill at her home in tins city. Leo Lewis, of Shedd, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ignatz Fox. Fresh Eastern oysters served in every style at Frances Pfein'er's. How safe you feel after having "Winn write you up in the Travel--ejrs. i Boston brown bread is among the cold weather luxuries at Par ker Bros, bakery. ' The ladies of the M. E. church and societv will give a supper and social at the W. C. T. U. hall Feb. 14, 1SSS. All are cordially invited. The immense stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mclhvain's is being slaughtered at twenty-rive percent, discount on each and every dollar's worth sold. The W. R. C. meeting yesterday ;jsaed a resolution of thanks to those who assisted in furnishing music at their recent installation ceremonies. Messrs. Franklin & Co. have opened in connection with their set ond hand store a first-class tin shop, and will hereafter be in the field for contracts and all other work usually connected with the business. The well known railroad con tractor G. W. Hunt has returned from a trip to New York. Con cerning his contract on the Oregon Pacific railroad eastward from this city he said there was nothing which he desired to make public at p esent. Preaching services to-morrow at the Presbyterian church, morning and evening. Sabbath school at 121:15 p. m. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper in connection with the morning service. The Y. P. S. C. E. pravermeeting at 6:15 p.m. All will be made welcome to these services. Crawford, the photographer, has finished some excellent views, showing the recent ice gorge in the river. It is very seldom that the "Beautitul Willamette" at this city is piled up full of ice several feet high, and a view of the river in this condition is a good thing to keep. They are for sale at Mr. Crawford's gallery. A Herald reporter who dropped into A. B. Mcllwain's yesterday was shown through his immense stock of boots and shoes which he is selling at 25 per cent, discount. His goods are all marked in plain figures, which shows that this is a eenuine sweeping reduction. Mr. Mcllwain makes a specialty of watching the markets and buying large quantities of goods for cash, and thereby is enabled to give this reduction to his patrons. l.lnu touuly District Lodge I. O. I . T. The next session of the Linn county district lodge, I. O. G. T., will be held at Shedd on Friday, February 3," 1SS8. All subordinate lodges in the county are requested to send in their full delegation. !, I. C. Robnett, I District Secretary. Snrtlins A Terrible tall ! Avonuerful offer ! Cloaks, jack ets and wraps, of every description, at sweeping prices. Desiring to greatly reduce our stock on these lines before taking inventory ,we wil offer our entire line of Springer Bros, tailor made garments at cost or less. This is a rare chance. Call early while the assortment is large. Monte: ru & Seitenbacii. Social lnii co. There will be a dancing partv at the Opera house, Saturday evening to which ail are cordially invited. Good music will be in attendance, and 'an enjovable time guaran tee:!. Ladies, misses and children's wool knit hoods, scarfs and jackets at cost at Samuel E. Young's. A CIHX.OIAV CHILLY KITH; He Gets Into the Biver and Remains for Several Honrs Nearly Haked From Mr. Andrew Blevins, who resides near Blevins' Bridge on the the Calapooia, is learned the particulars of a very chilly and al most fatal catastrophe that hap pened to aChinaman.whojattempt ed to cross the stream Thursday on horseback. The water was very high, occasioned by melting snow and ice, and the child-like Mon golian who milked cows and did chores on a neighboring farm and was returning home, rode unwit tingly into the dtep water. After being washed down the river sev eral hundred yards he became free from his horse and climbed into a tree. His cruis attracted the at tention of Mr. Blevins who hasten ed Xo his assistance and with the help of neighbors procured a beat and rescued him. lie had taken off nearly all of his clothing in his attempts to swim ashore and was nearly chilled to death by his long imprisonment. His horse which was still swim mini about in the icy water also nearly dead was taken out alive. The Mongolian was taken to a farm house and warmed up, after which he seemed- little the worse for his chilly experience. 1KO.V tilt AM tOl.Ml. Riley, Jan. 12. There has4 been some loss of stocK, old, poor, horses and cows unused to feed were chilled to death. We think the Disseminator must be froze up on the road, as it has not got here for three weeks. Snow began falling on the first instant, and fell to tne depth of 18 mclies, ami has been that deep ever since. It has been very col 1, 4U (leg. below zero, chickens freez ing. Hay is very hard to get ; some hauling from Harney here, 40 miles. There will be a great loss of sheep, as the snow is so deep that many are unable to feed. A family by the name of John son are stopping at Geo. Selsers waiting for the storm to break. They are on their way Perhaps a few words to Harney, from this storm-bound country interest to you. Born, to the wife will be of of James Smith Jan. 6, a son. Tough Burglars. The two burglars arrested atCor va'.lls for breaking into a gun store at that place are bad men. The Leader says they declare they will make their escape if they have to kill the jailor to uo it. Mr. Pygall caught the one who escaped last week at Jefferson. A ball and c tain has been attached to the leg of each. On Sunday morning when Deputy David Osborn went into their ceils he found that they had sawed the shackles off. The cut is smooth and indicates that it was done with a fine saw. A piece of scythe blade and an old case knife, each hacked for sawing, were found in the cell, having been passed in from some person out side. Mr. Osborn has very prop el ly taken piecautions to prevent escape. He has had riveted on them shackles and has put them in separate cells. Scaring the l.inl. Only a few days more remain in which buyers can secure boots and shoes of kedfield & Brownell at a discount of 15 per cent. And right here let us say that we have no old shelf-worn stock, but ali are new, clean and stylish and fully warranted. Every pair, being marked in plain figures insures one price to all. We guarantee our 15 per cent, off to equal any 25 per cent, offered by other houses, having marked our goods at prices that should we give the 25 per cent, oil would jdace many of them below cost. And now we say come and let us convince you ot this truth. Come and you wiL not regret it, only come. If you have to borrow money, do it, and come. Kedfield & Brownell. Aliout Boot ami hlioes. In order that the public may not be deceived by dealers who in advertising their own goods convey the idea that our boots and shoes not marked in plain figures, and that our 25 per cent, reduction j is not oomnae, we desire to say that every article of merchandise I is marked in plain figures. And here is the pinch our goods are j marked so plain and our great of- ler of 2o per cent, reduction on all boots and shoes in our store is so obvious that those desiring good quality of boots and shoes at very low prices cannot help seeing it. A. B. McIlwain. Mill Prolong His Slay. On account of the large number of applicants for treatment, Dr. Henry J. Smith, of San Francisco mow at the Revere House) finds it necessary to prolong his stay in Albany to serve all those whom for the lack of time he has been com pelled to turn away. See his adv. on first page. II uiii mix Alumi f his. It is a straight business proposi tion, easily comprehended and worth giving attention to, that the entire stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is now offered at twenty-five per cent, discount. This sale is positive, as the entire assortment is offered without re serve at this slaughter in prices. Ladies' Aid Society. Notice is hereby given that the yearly meeting of the Albany Ladies' Aid Society, will be held at Mrs. Hopkin's residence on next Thursday at 2 p. m. Important business and election of officers to attend to. ;ini Out of the Shoe: Business. Shane & Lonsway's great shoe shoe sale at cost still continues. Get our size before thev are gone. KIYEll AMI K.4II navigation Sesntaed on the Upper Willam etteThe PirstBoat Sincelihe Freeze. All is again serene on the upper Willamette. The Wm. M. Hoag reached this city yesterday, being the first boat to make the through trip from Portland since the freeze up nearly a month ago. The river is slowly rising and is now at a boating stage. Since the thaw there has been several heavy landslides in the Siskiyous, and yesterday the trou ble was not thought to be over. The train due Thursday and the delayed train of yesterday morning consolidated at " Ashland and ar rived here yesterday afternoon. Trains on the Oregon Pacific are running regularly. fllOM THE T(k 1 VX.ES. Grindstone Creek, Jan. 17. We are in the midst of a heavy winter, snow is 12 to 14 inches deep and the thermometer ranging as follows : Jan. 1 Earlv morn, 10 degrees above zero ; through the day. 32 to j 40 above Jan. 5 Morning, 18 degrees be low, sun shining through the day, pleasant ; 4 p. m., 5 beow ; 8 p. m., 12 below. Jan. 6 29 below. Jan. 1020 below. Jan. 11 9 degrees above and a heavy gale blowing. Jan. 12 23 above, stormy and snowing. Jan. 13-15 above; wind cold;! ? l """B ,ul mu skv clear ; stock suffering from pas ! n C Jk-a "ltrf ne intense cold and present cut ing fe nTOr.r io. a ,.,.,L c 6nu:d.re.-was hidden n winds ; 4 inches more snow. Jan. 14 35 below. Jan 15 38 below. 16 25 above. Jan. 17 8 above. So far there has been no loss of cattle, but in one week more many wiil succumb if the weather does not moderate with a Chinook Some sheep are dying, but- stock j ally is doing well? generall KKKYM th. SiiH-ke Estrelias. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A line line of neckties at Blum's. Six . 'laves for a .dollar at T. Jones'. I P.- oer iroodi at cost at'N. fl. Allen ! S- .o.'s. In-ncli, the jeweler, keeps railroad j time. i Sewed calf boots S12. Lewis & I Hiiiihcs. Go to Redlield & Brownell's for fresh groceries. New iroods and low prices at C. B. ! Roland & Co.'s. Fresh roasted peanuts every day at HolI'man fc Pfeitl'er. Cash will buy irroceries cheap at Redtield .t Browneil's. An elegant new parlor set for sale cheap at the Second Hand Store. For A No. 1 cider vinegar ;ro to Ilofi". maiiifc PfeiU'er's, at 'io cents per g.ii -on. New line of gouts' furnishing goods now arriving at V. B. Roland A; Co.'s. Clonks, jackets and wi"tet wraps at cost or less at Monteith iV. Seitcnbach's. The boss place to buy crockei'3' and glassware L at Conn Bros, at way down prices. A new line of overcoats, just opened Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland A: Co. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cot-t or less at Monteith ASeitenbacli's. Eagle cigars are the finest five cent cigar on! the market. For sale by Par ker Bros. Orders promptly Allied for boots or shoes, any ipu'lity or style, pugged or ! sewed, at Lewis !c Hughes' -dicp. The largest assortment of ladies fine i shoes and slippers in town at jAcdlield 1 X Browneil's. Call and see them. ; j Thirty cases of winter boots iii all j grades, just received b C. B. Roland ..v Co. First class rtoek in every partic- ular. I ic u- r V ' V, , 'Yi ; Key VNcstcm-ar the iinest key West; ciar in tile tnai Kct, at .U. l.aumgai t's. j Just received, the celebrated E:-tre!!a cigar store. ( o in Bros, br.t d "Red llaiina tiliei' the market. , sole agents for the cc!c I.clter" cigar, slrictiv , the be-t 5-cent cigar iii For your line imported and Key W'est cigar go to M. Biiiinigart's cigaV store, one dour east of Langdrn's drug store. Mr. Brink has received ?he finest as. I SO'.-tmettt nt wicU'iM rm-ktmr i-b-iir ti. be lound in the city. If vou don't be. ! lievcit. call in arid see for yourself. j Ladies wid find relief from head- ache, costiveness, swimming in the ! head, colic, our stinnach, restlessness, i in.'igcstion constant or periodica i sick headaches, weakness in the Icick j or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and oiiiereni iiaris oi me youy, a reeling oflassil tide and despondencv by taking i Simmons Liver Regulator." It is not j unpleasant, in purely vegetable, and is not injurious to the most delicate eon stitution. THE MARKETS. V-, ,.itw.,,l -,. .w.il.-lf,- 1.... w.A,,..A (Ml IH Ullll (IV tl U 11 (1 1lllllieUf in uie local niarKcts, excepting in but- ; ici ami eggs, nie s'-aicny I tliese articles has been met by a supply com- 1 nig ill, and tl'.e maiKct IS easier. .No change in quotatioi ALIiANV QUOTATIONS. Wheat li-lkV-iioe. Oats :i)r. 40c. Flour '-" pei b!)l. Potatoes 75c. Eggs :;oc. Butter :55c. Lard '.)' 10c Wool 'i"i((T"J5c. Hams 10t(. 1 1 t Shoulders-t'i((fc. Bacon llOPie. Hay Tiniothv, .?v!0, oats and cheat, eu. Apples -i Jrccn, 75c.(??.il per !.u. Plums Dried, '.i(i7lijc. j,er ft. Apples dried bleached lie sund-ied T (.i S c. Chickens Old 3.50; young, $2 50 Hides Be-f hides, greer. 5 c. dried 10 c : deer skins, ;JOc; sheep pelts, 10(i I 30?, according to wool. I Beef "ie irross. i Beef 2c gross. Mutton fi 50 per head. Hogs 0e, dressed. PORTLAND MARKETS. W'hea Foreign and eastern mar Kets lower. Here u alia W alia cannot well be fiuotcd above $1 15, although interior business last mentioned was at 1 1(5. With r.o improvement abroad buyes will go above si 15 only to provide for tonnage seemed. Contin uation of present conditions will favor exporters, giving them more time in which to buy. On is Inactive market. Eggs Irregular and without quoted change. 1 MM Accident to a Son oi" Edward Goin at the Mute School. SMALLPOX l. SAX FKAXIoCO. Bnrglarsllnvade the Apartments of alGath. olio Priest at Salem The Murderer of Hitchcock not L ynched. Salem, Jan. 27. Sammy, the 13-year-old son of of Edward Goin, of Albany, fell down at the Mute school yesterday while at play and broke his collar bone. He is do ing nicely now. kev. white's house burglarized. Father White, a Catholic priest returned home to dav from a trip to Portland, and found iiis apart ments had been entered bv rob bers and ransacked, but nothing was taken. A SUOCKlXti t ill UK. The MurilRirr of Hitchcock and Wife was uol Ljuchcd. Los Angeles, Jan. 27. Ac counts published tills morning of tne lvnciiing ot i!ie muruerer ot near 3anta orrect. The in Anchim over liiut iu escape the mob, ami brought to jail in this city this morning. The particulars ot the murder are as follows: C. B. r ! Hitchcock and wife, living near Garden Grove, five miles from here, on Monday sold their ranch to Fritz Ansehiag a voung German, J0V S I payment, Hitchco--k was attending Ins earn, nciv-eit .i nun 10 i-. ji . as uMiai,auu was waylaid in the barn by Ans ehiag with an ax. Following this up by killing Mrs. Hitcheock, he loaded both bodies in a wagon and driving to this foisak'en place, buried them and came back io San.ta Ana bv davlight. fc- : ' " . smalli'ox oa ;:iri;oAUD. A Stcamrr Arrives with tlsc Yel- low Mai; Flyiu. Sax Francisco, Jan. 27. The Steamer City uf N'ew York from China and Japan, entered the har bor this afternoon flying the yel low iiag, with three cases of small pox on board. The purser contract-- the diseasebefore thesteam er s-arted and was left at Hong Kong, and a lady passenger died on the passage. The steamer was placed in quarantine. Improve this opportnnity to buy a pair of k't shoes lor 4.25 by paying cash. Good for 30 dav. R. A:B. A v.inmnnotli stivk to select from a! a discount of 15 'jereent. R. A:. B. For the next SO day? we will give a discount of 15 per cent- on all leather goods bought from u- l.'Ei'FIELD tC IJROWXELL. You can select a pair of tine shoes from our stock at a discount of 15 per cent. Rehfield iV; Brownell. ict I'rolcclcil fruiii Smallpox. TV1- CVSDE!:.S.N IS PREPARED TO j.) vaccinate at bis office -cmer li.iKcran.1 T i street, from 9 to 11 o'clock .. m. and fn-iii to U p. M Nothing but !irt-clas. virus used. tTARRIS i GII.LET. DKALEUS IN riM-'iiumeiits. headstones and tablets, al so ceiiicterv cuibint and wire and iron fenc ing. Shop one doer south of post i.'.Iiee, Al bany, Oregon. .ISnxiioila tlonr. j'. HE RES'l MAGNOLIA FLOCK DF.LIV- j 1 ered to any parr pf the citv. for SI. 10 ncr sack. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. """"" xc AND LoLGNg ON REAS jj) ..nable terms at Mrs. C. Rail's restaurant, onu-r of Raker and First street, opposite the star brewery No C'i.inese cooks. rjLANING MILL FORsIEiTilE MOST i .i..jii-,i,i,. fi,.fr,r,-,.i,-ii... i :uire of C. L. hrusli, foot iCvon'st. IT EWER'!', PRACTICAL WATC11M -tJ . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, MAKER j Von niil save .Honey j By taki:-:g your sewing m achines I to the repairer, B F. Parsons, at Sixth j j and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good I satisfaction or no pay. ' " ! Itcal Kslalc. I F YOU HAVE FARM PROPERTY FOR 1 sale call on Curran & Monteith, as they have customers 'or a number oi desirable tracts ofland. They also have some choice : u"i-t,J,'-:! Lli: prupiriy ror sa:e, auj sis- "lots ranin :rom -j-Ji tooOO in price. Terms sent to purchasers. iical F.slale Kinl F.iiinloyiiicni ASciic.r. PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE i ot about V.'-O acres, or those having iaivcr tracts which they would be willing to divide no into SO or bio acre lots, are invited to cal; j at our thee, as we have a 'ew custoirers fc that c.ass ot farms. We c?n aiso funi'-'! par ties waii ting help, either male or female, for the city or country, with such help as thui liisire on short notice; and we also have a few situations lor both male and fema.c io the city and country. Call at our office if you want help or want employment. We can iret either for yon. Oifice No. Go First street, ad joiuin W. C. Tweeduie's tin store. F. A. RCRKHART & CO. rilENU HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING J. Laundry ou Ellsworth street. 1-ctwee the Revere House and Johnson's Blacksmi shop. AH work warranted first-class an 1 sa i-'iactory. Prices low. -r- ,.-.. .T,.,. . ,r. r.r- w WRIGHT. ARTIST. IS PREPARE to srive instruction in drawin-. als ! oil and water color pMtitin. For terms a i ply at studio, residen- e of Mrs. Wm. J) "lui'!e. co ner Ellsworth and Fourth street i pEVEKE HorsE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS. j .Al Pifiiffrr, P;v.p. inly fiist eciass house i in '.hi; city. Larire sample rooms f..r cm 1 nificial men. No Cli:nj.:);en emuloved in the :- kitchen. General stfws oitl. e for Ocri'aiiiS. THRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY Al JT mm: & Pidlrer's. HOFF- r Oaks is hot -ml goen ri'.'ht to ti.e s;ot, for ( rhec-uatism, muia'jla to-.-lu-c'ie, chills a-i i fever a::d colds. So'.d bv tl'osha i Mason. niTn PACIFIC SLOPE J IjJJ Again we call attention to onr "Purity Baking Powder," marvel ous for its strength and purity. Try it and you will have no other. Wallace & Thompson, Grocers. XEW TO-DAY. Wanted. IMMEDIATELY AT F. A. BURKHART & Co.'s real estate and employment office, a man to vors on a farm, aiso two yirls to do genera! housewark. Apply at once. For Sale. A NICE, COMFORTABLE AND COM nioUious dwelling, six rooms, one and one-half t-tories lihrh, hard finished, splen did well uf wa:er, small barn, situated on north Fou-th street. This is a very desirable residence, beii:y in one of the best neighbor hoods iu the c:ty. The house is compara tiv, :y new and modem in construction. For fnrth-r information inquire at this office. IUI IA.S, 1 W. riASTON, PHYSICIAN AND SUR " J", freon, Albany, Oregon M. H. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr freon. Alba' y, Oregon. DR. E. A. McALLSTER HAS LOCATED his office on the corner of First and Broa.'albin streets, over Uedfiuld & Broiiiiell's store, where he can be found when not pro- "jlfRS M.E. McCOY.M. O.HOMCEOPATHIC ItJL physician, orti.e and residence corner of First anil Baker streets, Albany, Or. Chronic disease? a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 A m. and 2 to 5 P. M. ATTttKVKY. DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany, Oreiron.- Office in Odd bellow's Temple. -Vill practice in all courts of thi siate, and ;rive special attention to all business. WOLVEIITON & IRVINE, ATTORNEYS 1 1 at uaw, Ainanv. or .OrtifA It, 1'? ' and 14, Foster's Block, store. over L. E. main's ! T K. WEATIIORFoRD, ATTORNEY AT j J . law, Albany, I ireiron . 0;tKe in Odd Fellow's Temple. Wlli" practice in all the I courts of thestate. and sive special attention to all business SI'LCIAL MIIUKS. llcc In Ochtoi-, LL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES r indebted to the firm of Hoffman r:sifft:r are hereby citified to call and settle iiieir accounts immediately, as tbe same will on t'h lt be placed in the hands of an at-t-T:iey f-.r collection. Jons HOfFMA.V, Franch Pfeiffkr. Di.t-otiiiilion of 'itartiicriiii. rpHE COl'ARTNEKSHIP HERETOFORE 1 existins; between Join, Isom, K. J. Lan nimr and Edward Goiii!", under the firm name of J.-iom, Lamiinsr & Co , is hereby dissolved bj mutua. consent, Edward Going retirinir. JOHN" ISOM, E J LANNING, EDWARD UOlNS A'bany, Jan. 2, 13S3. The business in the future will be conduct ed bv John loom ac.d.E. J. Laiming, under same style of firm name, Isom, Lannin & Co.. who will pay all liabilities of the late fi-ni, and are alone authorized to collect ail outstanding accounts. , LVISSOLLTION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby en that the partnership here tofore existiinsr between John Hoffman and Francis Pfeffer, ui-de- the rum u-mie of Hi-ff man & Pteifter, is t'nis day ui-solvcd by mu tual consent. 'I he business wiil be continued by the litter, who will assume a l liabilities, ami all outstanding accounts wi.l be collected by the old firm. Dated Albany, Jan. 4, 1SSS. Joii.v Hoffman, Francis Pfkiffp.r. C. B. ROLAND & CO. Saw Store, New Roods, CONSISTING OF MEN S C'liriiislifiiZ ior.ls, Hals, Caps, Hoofs lioo iiml Fine lotliiii, iioi i-i'lini' in F;incv SiiiMiiici' ice ! cck IV "ill . ."1 Ilk 111! n ,T q-.ll , I nilcrwc.'ir, Fiii. ( lark :uil H;i .... Cll ....... .., l .loc. mic very lcsl make ill' llnnil Scwcil !5ics and ISic :lcl SI vies Iii lien's util!ii vcv a n a oyS (lolhin:;. ill C'clcbrntcil ."lalie-ol ilals in EVERY STYLE. ) Remember onr stock consists of bright ! nev fresh uncus;, and as honest, fair ano square Ceilinjr is our m.itto. we ask the pub lic ro call aim jret prices. No trouble toshow goods. j" S:VTO:io ooor u-stof the Revere House, ! Albany, Oregon. C. B. ROLAND A: CO. verlaud to California Oregon & California Railroad And Connections. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. California express trains run daily between Albany and San Fjancisco. Tiirouljh time, !3S 35 :-: o 17 ! 4:00r in..Lv Portland Ar.. 10:40 am sril ' m..Lv Albany. Lv.. 7-05 am 7:40ai:i..Ar S. Fra-clsco. Lv. . G::0 pm j J.ical I'ass. i ru ins Ilaily Ex. Sunday i a:0M a lu..Lv 1'oitlaiid Ar.. 3:45 m ! l:4ii ; m. .Lv Aibany Lv. .11:35 am ! 2:40 i m..Ar Eu-ene Lv.. 0:00am Lebanon lirnncli. s:lo p m. . L' Albany Ar. . 5:45 am s:56 p m..Ar Lebanon Lv.. 5:00 am 2:50 m. . Lv Aiiiany Ar. . 2:45 pm 1:30' p m. . Ar Lebanon Lv . . 2:00 pm PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS Fx -ursioii sleepers for second-class pas sengers on all throu-. h trains free of charge The U. i. C. R R. Ferry males connection with all the regular trains on the eastside di vision from foot of F street. West SMp IHrlsion. I Between Portland an.i Corvallis. Mail Train Daily-Except Sunday. 7:n0am..I.v Portland ....Ar. . 0:15 pm I 12:25 p m. .Ar Corvallis Lv. . 1:30 pm j Fxprcss Train Uailj Exctpt Sunda3". 4::0 i in. -Lv Por'iaud ... Ar.. 9:00 am t:0 p m.. Ar McMimiviile.L.".. 5.45am At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon l-'a'.i'ic railrosd. XsTi'oT fuf! i n format i-ii reardin rates, rrms et -, ca:! on co;: ; an', 's aent. R. KOEHLER. E. P. ROGERS. Manager. G..F'. U P. A YnUU VJEIQHF PURE mm0 NOST PERFECT MADE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors ALBANY, Have removed into their new built'. ing A FULL WAGONS, HACKS, PLO VS, HARVESTI'G MACHINERY -The largest aDd all liilerats FAEM WAGONS, HACZS ASfD BUGGIES pronifiUSwSt rs!C 0rf" " "T Slkited n I ! II WITH BILLIARD HALL J. M, WILLIAMS, - CHOICE WINE Kept constantly on hand. A full line sale. Everything first-class. At Revere House, K urn mm Tlie OldestFirm! fel I AM HERE YET THOS. BRINK. Fancy Wicker Chairs Louno-es Parlor Cornice Poles, Mirrors, IFeather Pillows,Spring Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten- " ' sion Tables Suits, And what, you can't find al other houses, I have it. In factevery thing that is kept in a first-class house. Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs. Spring Beds. Lounge Etc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY .... OREGON DR. C. W.xCRAY, ALBANY, OREGON. Sew liarber .Shop. SINCE THE FIRE THOS JONES HA generally fitted up the room on Elswort street opposite the Revere house at the ba of Conn Bros.' grocery store where his frien and patrons will find him now ready to car ot' the t oes a before NTDP1MT HP1 nl I nTrii 111 i A) lis superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of a ecu ry. It is used by the Uniteu estates government. Endorsed by the heads of. the greatuniversities as the Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's the only Baking Powder that does not contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Sold only in cans, PKICE BAKING POWDER CO. NEW YORK. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. OREGON. i.nd have on hsnd for the trade of 18S3 LINE OF STEEL SPRING Tooth HARROWS, FANNING MILLS, STEEL GOODS FENCE WIRE Used .by Farmers best variety of- V I ie AND CLUB ROOMS. - - Iroprietor AND LIQUOR of domestic and hrported cigars " oa Albany, Oregon. itur-E ; Line of Fun In the City. PATENTS CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS Obtained, and all business in the U. & Patent Ollice attended to at moderate fees. Our office is opposite the U. S. Pat ent Office, and we can obtain Patents in less time than those remote trom Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of charge; a.iA we make no charge unless we obtain patent. We refer here to the Postmaster, the Supt. of 'Money Order Div., ami tooffi cialsof the U.S. Patent Office. For cireular, advice, terms and leferenees, to actual clients in your own State or county, write to r a. sxow a :n Opp. Pat. Office. Washington. D. C. pITY RESTAURANT. FRESH OYSTERS J every day served ia any style. Samp looms !