Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 29, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' ' , f THE MORNING HLRA.LD : SUNDAY, JANUARV 29, 1.88S 1'OIC KJIXTME.NT. KXKtl llVK tlEMESO. MISS MATTIE ALLI40.V AiiAlX. till HC H SKKVH IS. 'Where, When asu by Whom Sekvi. ces Will he Held To-Day. 'German Services. Held at the Al bany College Chapel every Sunday af ternooa at 2 o'clock, t Kev. J. B. Braun. Catholic. Services every Sunday at 10::)0 u. m. Sunday school at 2 p. ni. at the Academy. Kev. L. Metayer, rector. . Christian CiifRCii Services every fourth Sundav at their church building hy Rev. H. M. Waller at 11 a. in. and usual hour in the evvening. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evax.eljcal. Corner of Lyon and Fourth stPrets. Services at 11 a in. and 7:30 p. in Pastor Kev. S. E. Davis. Sabbath school 10 a. in. Prayer meet ins every Wednesday evening. Metuoimst. Corner Ellsworth and Third streets Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 u. m. Pastor, Rev. II. P. Webb, isabbath school 2:30 p.m. Prayer meet ing every Thursday evening. Presbyterian. Corner of Broadal hui and Fifth streets. Services at. II a. in, and 7:30 p. in. Pastor Rev. E. R. Pritchard. Sabbath school at 12:15 p. 'in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Congregational. Corner of Ferry and Fourth streets. Services at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Pastor Rev. 11. V Kominger. Sabbath school at 12:15. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. Uxitei Presbyterian. Corner of Washington and Fifth streets. Servi ces at II a. m.aiKl 7:00 p. in. Pastor Rev. S.U. Irvine. Sabbath school at 2:30 p. m Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. St. Kri. Methodist Corner Mont gomery and Third Streets. Services at ! 11 a in. and 7:i.'.) :. in. Pastor, Rev. O. F. Round. Sabbath school at 10 a. Hi. Prayer meeting ou Thursday evenings. - Baptist. Corner of Lyon and Fifth streets. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:3D y. in. Pastor Rev. L. J. Trumbcll. Sabljath school immediately alter the morning services. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Protfstant" EnscoiML Church Services will be held in St. Peters Epis copal church every alternate Sunday, .morning and evening. Sunday school ut 9:30 a. m. Friday evening service on every Friday preceding the Sunda) service. All are invited to attend. JOillXS AISOIT lOH.V. i:Doll Brigade" Feb. 1. Tyke Opera Co. Feb. o. Tne river is rapidlv rising. A tresti lot ot cream eoeese at i Parker Bros. Yesterday was the rainiest day of the season. Use Dwight's cow brand of soda and saleratus. Attend the great shoe sale at Shane t Lonsway's. Fresh Eastern oysters served in every style at Frances Pieitfer's. How safe you feel after having Winn write you up in tne Travel ers. Boston brown bread is among the cold weather luxuries at Par ker Bros, bakery. The political campaign will soon be upon us. Candidates fof county offices are already numerous. The li. B. George musical con vention company will give a piaise service at the M. E. church this -evening, to which all are invited. The ladies of the il. E. church and societv will give a supper and social at the W. C. T. U. hall Feb. 14. 18SS. All are cordially invited. . The immense stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Alcllwain's is being slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's worth sold. The eclipse of the moon did not materialize in this region last even ing The eclipse probably oc curred according to programme, but rhocp who werft lookiii'' tor it waked in vain for the clouds to roll TjV , I t - p f t l.rt... opened in connection with their : second 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. A party of five vags showed up yesterday with plenty of money. They bailed two of their "pards" out of the citv jail, wlrere thev vere located a few days ago for vagiancy. Thvy all got a clean shave ami cut quite a swell. 1 lhe: real source of their affluence is not ! known. j i ' .1.: : i .1 ..i ! xieai.iniig m;i v lies lu-uay ui the Presbvterian church, morning s.na evening 12:15 f. m. Sacrament of the Lord's Snpper in connection with the morning service. The Y. 1'. S. C. E. pravermeeting at (5:15 p. m. All will be made welcome to these services. At the Congregational church this morning the subject of the sermon' w ill be "The Parable of the Four Kinds of Soil." The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at 0 o'clock r. i. In the evening the subiect ol the sermon will be "The Exposed ! Child," which will be the egin-l ning oi a serj.es oi sermons on "iue Life and Work of Moses." All are cora-aiiy invitea. The Musical Convention. The K. B. George musical con vention is progressing rapidlv at 51. E. church. The class numbers fiftv-two, and ail are anxious to learn, and surely will succeed, as they are woi kin j with a will, and good results may be expected. The convention will close with a fine entertainment in the opera house next Wednesday evening, Feb. 1. On" of the novel features of this concert will be the "Doll Brigade." by fifty little girls. Tickets for sale by members of the convention, or by the "Doll Brigade." Admis sion) 5fc ; children, 25c. ' ' !kO Humbug aoimii This. It is a straight business proposi tion, easily comprehended and worth givi. g attention to, that the entire stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Meii wain's is now offered at twnntv-fiv imt cent, discount. This sale is positive, as the entire assortment is oheteu witnout re serve at this slaughter in prices. Col- Hogg Brings Suit to Obtain Possession 1 oi the Monteita Property. Col. T. E. Hogg, president of the Chegon Pacific railroad, began yes terday through hi? attorneys a tsuit ojf ejectment against Thc-s. Mon teith, sr., to obtain possession of the Montieth mills at the foot of Ferry street. This is a portion of the property included in the sale made to Col. Hogg about a year ago for .r30,000. Mr. Monteith de clares the saie to be illegal and re fuses to give up possession of the property. The suit was begun in Justice Dorris' court, the attorneys for the plaintiff being Wolverton it Irvine and W. R. Bilyeu, and I. K. N. Blackburn for the de fendant. A motion of the plain tiffs attorneys to strike out a jwr tion of the defendant's answer to the complaint, was granted, and the defendant was given uutii Monday to file a reply. A Milt TO THE cllk;k. To'tiik Editor of th.-: Kf.rald; I attended on Friday afternoon last a review of some of the prima ry and preparatory classes at the college, and take pleasure in stat ing that the pupils acquitted them selves most creditably. Examination on speliing, read ing, abreviations, grammar and extracts from the hible.v.ere passed by the first and second preparatory C'as es consisting ot ivlna Allen, Eva Cowan, Mamie Allen, Archer Davis. Ora Flinn.Lena MeLonmck, Mary Williams and Pearl Vance, j Then followed the examination ; in arithmetic, natural philosophy, and spelling, of the first primaries, i by Samuel Braun, I Larry Moore and j Sigmond Pennington, j Last came a most enjoyable ex I hibit of reading, spelling, penman i ship and bible versos by two little I boys, seven and eight years of age; : Charlie Chamberlain and Walter : Irving. The visitors who were present to enjoy these delightful exercises were ; Mrs. A llen, Mrs. Chamber lain, .Mrs. Vance, Mrs. .T. Irving, Mrs. J. Althouse, Mrs.McConnick, Mrs. Penington, Mrs. Hearst, Miss Mattie Hearst, Mr. "Williams, Mr. Moore, Kev. S. E. Davis, Kev. J. B. Braun and the writer. The exercises closed by a highly amusing recitation of Mrs.Caudle's lecture on "'Spring Clothing." We heartily congratulate Presi dent Condit, on the present suc cessful management of the college. Mas. L. Funn. January 2-, 1SS?. OJ-DKATIOV .SKKVtl'E. The following is the programme of the dedication services of the V. C. T. U. hail, to be held Tuesday evening, Jan. 31, at 7:30 o'clock: Congregational singing. Responsive scripture reading Mrs. Brown. Music Anthem. Brief addresses Revs. Webb, Trumbull and Davis. Music Double quartette. Report of building committee. Address Rev. P. Wilson, of Eugene. Collection. Singing by the children. Dedication praver Kev. S. G. Irvine, D. D. Sentence of dedication Presi dent W. C. T. U. Brief address Rev. E. N. Con- I dit. j Solo Mr. I. M. Adair. Doxoiogy. Benediction Rev. Round. A Itonnii Kidr. The sight of a young man riding j up Fir.-t street yesterday at a break- 1 .'V- Vll CV tt'Jt. t II 1111.11 nearlv given out, taken with the fact that the rider was without any coat in the driving rain, led to mam' speculations as to who was hurt or flying, l lie young man was a son Harry Cole, residing near Millers Station, and he bail ridden ten miles at that speed through the storm without any coat, in his haste to summons a physician for his brotbpr wlir, wik tnU-pti sml- 1 denlv ill with inriaimmitdrv rhen- mati'sm. UfNi-cr KleeleU. Following is the list of officers officers installed last Thursday evening in Dierdorff lodge, No. 54, I. O. O., at their hall in Scio: U. J. Sheiton.N. G. ; Win. Costello, V. G. ; N. Crabtree, K. S. ; J. Crabtree, P. S.; M. C. Gill, treas urer; L. W. Pomeroy, R. S. N. G. ; W. E. Price, li. S. V. G. ; J. E. Bridgford, L. S. V. G. ; T. B. Ear ner, warden ; Peter Bilveu, L. G. ; Elv Plummer, O. G. : 0. E. Hvde. C. About Itoots ami uoes. 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 i not marked i that our 2 in plain figures, ami ) oer cent, reduction ;a r,t Kn;t;,u we desire to sav that every article of merchandise is marked in plain figures. And here is the pinch -our goods are marked so plain and our great of fer of 25 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. MelLWAix. dolus Out or the Shoe ltutne. Shane & Lonsway's great shoe shoe sale at cost still continues. Get your size before they are gone. The Calendar issued by the S. R. jSiles Advertising Agency is always the same style, and "of exceptional value to business men, being so ar ranged as to show at a glance the number of days between any tw days in the years, a prreat as sistance in computing interest, and a convenience iu many other ways. For Banks, Insurance Comnanies. i Newspaper offices, and business men generally it is the best Calen dar issued. Thos. Eiggs of Linn Cnnnty and Four Other Convicts Pardoned by the Governor. Last Tuesday was pardon day at the executive department and Gov ernor Pennoyer and the advisory board ot" pardons considered a larye number of petitions that had been tiled, asking for the release of vari ous prisoners in the state peniten tiary. The cases of five men were considered worthy of executive cleuieney and their sentences were commuted to expire on Thursday, January 26th, but their names could not be ascertained, the gov ernor evidently thinking that the public has no right to pry into his public acts. Thursday the five pardoned convicts were released f'lom the pen and from officials of the penitentiary the reporter learn ed their names, crimes for which they were iucarcerati d, term of sentence and time served, which we give bel w : Thomas Riggs, of Linn county, was sentenced to a term o three yenrs, from November, K8(i. for obtaining money under false pre tenses. Strong petitions selting for'h his previous good character ami expressing a strocg doubt of guilt, caused the governor to par don him . T. H. Harris, sent up from Mult nomah county for four years from November 1884, for larceny in a dwelling,hnd qis sentence commut ed, upon the recominen lation of the prosecuting officer and a strong petition to the effect that he had been sufi'cieiitly punished. Win. Brown, of Wasco county, who was serving out a term of three wars, commencing October 16, 1886. for larceny iu a dwe.l ng, was allowed his liberty on account of good conduct and a belief that his punishment had been commensur ate with his crime. This pardon is conditional ou his leaving the state. J. P. Cogsdill, an eighteen tnnnths man sent up from Multno mah county, for horse stealing, was given his l.herty upon the rec omeudatiou of the district attorney who prosecuted him aad the judge! who pronounced the s-entence against him. He had served out j about a year of his sentence. The sentence of Harry Smiley, sent up from Multnomah county, February of la-t year, to serve out eighteen months for larceny, was commuted ou account of a strong doubt of his guilt expressed in a large petition. A petition in behalf of Chas. Basset, the Southern Oregon stage robber, was largely signed, but the goyeruor did not consider it advisable to pardon him. KKKYirtt.. Smoke Estrellas. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A line line of neckties at Blain's. Six .-'laves for a dollar at T. Jones'. R- oer 'oods at cost at N. II. Allen .o.'s. French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. Sewed calf Hughes. boots 812. Lewis & Go to Redfield & Brownell's for fresh irroeeries. New "roods and low Roland Co.'s. prices at C. B. Fresh roasted peanuts everv day ot Hoffman Ffeitfcr. Cash will buy sroeeries cheap at Redtield it Brownell's. An elegant new parlor set for sale '.heap at the Second Hand Store. For A No. 1 cider vinegar no to Iloff man it l'fei!!'cr's, at '25 cents per gallon . New line of gents' furnishing trooils now arriving at V, B. Roland it Co.'s. Cloaks, jackets and wintet wraps at cost or less at .Monteith it Seitcn bach's. The boss place to buy crockery and r!asvare ic at Conn Bros. at wav down prices. A new line of overcoats, just onened Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland it Co. Cloaks, jackets and w inter wraps at eor-t or less at Monteith it Seitenbaeh's. Eagle ciirars arc the (inet live cunt citrar on the market. For sale by Par ker Bros. Orders promptly Allied for hoots or shoes, any quality or style, peirged or sewed, at Lewis it Hughes' shep. The largest assortment of ladies tine shoes and slippers in town at xiedtield it Brownell's. Call and see them. Thirty eases of winter boots in all "Trades, just received by C. B. Roland ev Co. First class stock in every partic ular. Just received, the celebrated Estrella Key West cigar, the finest Key West cigar in the market, at M. Bauiugart's cigar store. Com Bros., sole agents for the cele bratjJ "Red Letter' cigar, strictly Haana tilled, the best o-eent cigar iii the market. For your fine imported and Key West cigar go to M. Baumgart's cigar store, one itooreastof Langdeu's drug store. Mr. Brink has received the finest as sortment of wicker rocking chairs to be found in the city. If you don't be lieveit, call in and see for yourself. Ladies will find relief from head ache, eostiveness, swimming in the head, colic, '"our stomach, restlessness, iiiMgestion, constant or periodical sick headaches, weakness in the baek .r kidneys, pain in the shoulders and different parts of the oody, a feeling of lassitude and despondency by taking Simmons Liver Regulator. It is not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is not injurious to the most delicate eon stitution. 1.1 n n County IHslrirl LtKle I. O. . r. The next session- of the Linn county district lodge, I. O. G. T., will be held at 8hedd on Friday, February 3, 1888. All subordinate lodges in the county are requested to send in their full delegation. I. C. Kobxett, District Secretary. Ladles' 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 i m. Important tjtismess and election of officers to attend to. She Figures As Usual in a Heat Little Sensation With $300 Attached. The Salem Vidette is responsible for the following: Miss Mattie Allison, who was the cause of the Saunders-Campbell homicide in Albany, wnioh sent Campbell to his save and Saunders to the pen itentiary for life, fell into a little good luck not loug ago, which proved in a certain sense that si lence is golden. The story would not have been told had not a party concerned let it out as a joke on himself. A few days ago John Frieze, a wealthy rancher and stockman of Linkville, was on the overland train for Salem and before he reached Albany he left his4 seat for a few minutes, during which time the train reiched that station. Miss Allison entered and took the seat temporarily vacared by Mr. Frieze. The gentleman returning and seeing his place occupied by i he iady, dropped into the one be hind her. He was surprised to find iu hisjiew seat a purse con taining about $300 in gold, and trom some inipuise lor which he coujd never account, except a de sire to be gallant, he leaned for ward and said : "Madam is this your pocketbook?" The lady, whom Mr. Frieze afterward learned was Miss Mattie Allison, withoutreply mg took the purse and put it iu her pocket. After leaving the train at Salem Mr. Frieze began think ing about the incident and remem bered that the lady hud not been in the scat where the purse was found and could not have dropped it there, but it was too late then to correct tne mistake he bad made, but it gave him a pointer by which he can profit when he again finds himself sandwiched between 300 and gallantry. Mill Imprwvenients prospective" town Ahead. it Mill City, a at the poiDt where the O. P. railroad crosses the Sniitiam river, were brought to a stiiud-still upon the cessation of work on the road, but we are in formed by a member of the new saw Mill company, Mr. Sims, that the managers of the ). P. have as sured them that work on the road will be resumed early iu the spring, so the mill and other en terprises will go ahead. 41 the IVuilentiary. Reube Fuller, of Corvailis, who was appointed fence guard to the penitentiary on tun Oth iust., is now clerk and turnkey, succeeding Mr. English, who has leen put on the fence. W. W. Saunders, who ahot Campbell at Albany, is now foreman of the tailor shop and al so acts as druggist, a position he is well qualified to nil, having re ceived a thorough course in phar macy in Texa?-, from his lather, who is a leading physician of that state. Improve this opportunity to buy a pair of o shoes for $4.'i3 bv paying cash. Good for SO davn. R. it B. A mammoth sto, k to selec t from at a discount of 15 percent. R. it. B, For the next 30 days we will give a discount of V per cent- on all leather goods bought from us. Redfield & Buowxei.l. You can select a p iir of fine shoes from our stork at a discount of lo per cent. Redfield iv Browxell. . GOOD HARROW AND PLOW FOR IX sale. See Kenton & Ghase. tiet J'l-oiccKil from Smailpox. DR. GUNDERSON IS PREPARED TO vaccinate at his office corner Baker and Tiird streets, from 9 o 11 o'clock a. m. and from 4 to 6 1: m Xuthimr but first-class virus used. HARRIS & GIL-LET. DEALERS IN Monuments, headstones' and tablets, al so cemeterv curbini; and hire and iron fenc ing. Shop one door south of post otticc, Al bany, Oregon. Magnolia Flour. juiF. best magnolia flour deliv- 1 ercd to any part of the citv. for 'SI. 10 per JOHN A. CRAWFORD. niaOdtf BOARDING AND LODGING ON ltEAS onable terms at Mrs. C. Hall's restaurant, corner of Raker and First street, opposite the Star brewery No Chinese cooks. H. EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, You will Save Money BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES to the repairer, P, F. Parsons, at .Sixth and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good satisfaction or no pay. IJoiil Kialo. TF YOU HAVE FARM PROPERTY FOR J. sale call ou Curmn & Monteith, as thev have customers 'or a number oi dc-irable tracts ofland. They also have some choice improve 1 city property for sale, and a lew lots ranffin;,' from 225 to-SoiK) in price. Terms sent to purchasers. Kfiil Estate ami Employment Agency. PARTIES HAVING FAKMS FOR .SALE X of about 100 acres, or those having l.inrcr tracts which they would be willing to divide up into 80 or lOu acre lots, are invited to cal. ar. our office, as we have a -ew customers for that class of arms. We e?n aiso furni-h par ties wanting help, either male or female, for the city or country, with such help as the desire on short notice; and we also have a few situations for both male and femaie in the city and country. Call at our oltice if vou want help or want employment. We can'get either tor yon. Office No. 05 First street, ad joining W . C. Tweed de's tin store F. A. liURKHART & CO. rtlEXG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING 1 Launury on Ellsworth street, betwee the Revere House and Johnson's Blacksmi shop. All work warranted first-class an i sa isfactory. Prices low. T WRIGHT. ARTIST, IS PREPARE to five instruction in drauinir oil and water color pointing. For terms a ply at studio, residen- e oi Mrs. Win. D bruille. corner Ell-worth and Fourth street FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DA V AT KOFF man k Pieiffer's. i r Oaks is hot -mi goes right 1 1 the spot, for rheumatism, neuialgia toothache, chiils and fever and colds. Sold ny Fosha & Mason. A New Lot Of cerealine flakes just, received. These goods are fresh and prepared from pure .vhite maize and cooks very quick. Try it. Wallace & Thompson, Grocers. NEW TO- DA I". Wanted. IMMEDIATELY AT F. A. BURKHART & Co.'s real estate and employment office, a man to worK ou a farm, also two irirls to Uo genera! housewark. Apply at once: Fop ."Nile. A NICE, COMFORTABLE AND COM modious t welling-, six rooms, one ami one-half ftories hurli, hanl finished, splen did well of wa.er, small barn, situated on north Fou-th street. This is a very desirable Hjsidence, being' in oneof th be.st"neiuli!-or-hoods in the city. The house is compara tive ly new and modern in construction. For further information inquire at this ottiec. I'lltMt IAY. G W. MASTON, PHYSICIAN AND SL R- , sreon, APwinv, ()re'."n M. H. ELLIS, I'HYalClAN ANO Sl'hr ifeon. Alba' y, Omijoii. DR. E. A. McALISTER HAS LOCATED his office on the corner of First and Broa.'albin streets, over Uedtield & Bronnell's store, where he can he found when not pro- : fessiotially enjfagid. MRS M.E. MeCOY.M. O.IIOMCEOPATHIC physician, office and residence corner of First and Bakerstreets, Albany, or. Chronic diseases a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 a m and -2 to 5 r. m. ATTUKNKV.S. DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany, Oregon. - Office in Odd h'.'ilow's Temple. A'ill practice in all courts of the state, and irivc special attention to all business. 11 f 0 L V E RTO N & IRVINE, ATTORNEYS VV at Law, Albany, Or. Ortice in rooms i:-i and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's store: J.a WEATHoKFt l Rl, ATTORNEY AT Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the : court of rhestate, and yive special attention to all business. SPECIAL OII l. otice to l'lloi, ALL PERSONS UNOWLVG THEMSELVES indented to :he firm of Hoffman .t Pfoiffer arc hereby nfitified to call and sert'e their accounts ininiediutely, as the same will jsi Feb lt he nlaeeo in the hamls of an at torney fr collection. .Inns Hoffman, FlfANeH Pkkiffsp. ' llis.toiiitioii of t'o;irtnerlil. aMIE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between John Isoin, K. J. Lan ninix and Edward Coin-, under the firm name j of Jsom, Laiininif & Co , is here!) dissolved bj mutual couseut, Edward ;oins retiring. JOHN ISOM. F .1 LANMNO, EDWARD UOINS Albany, Jan. -2, 1S8S. The business in the future will be conduct ed by John Isom and E. J. Lanninur, mirier same style '.f firm name, Isom, Lanninjc & Co., who will jay all liabilities of the late firm, and are alone authorized to collect al: outstanding accounts. DISSOLUTION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby given that the vartnership here tofore existii'.nr bttween John Uotiman and Francis Pfoffer, under the fiYm itime of Hoff man & Pfeiffer, is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. The business will be contifued by the htter, who will assume a 1 liabilities, am' all outstanding accounts will he collected by the old firm. Dated Albany, Jan. 4, 188S. John Hoffman, Francis Pfkifkkr. Oregon & California Railroad j And Connections. I THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. I Calif, i Albany 35 n:iu express trains run daily between a'.i.l Mh Faancisco. 'Jhroiii;h time, 35 H O 2 S 4:00f m..Lv Portland Ar.. 10:40 am S:i'0 m..Lv Albany Lv.. 7 am 7:!0am..Ar b. Fra 'clsco. Lv., G::;0 pin Local 3iis. Trains Ifail.v-Ex. Sunday S:00 am.. Lv Portland Ar. . i;i; pin 12:40 p iii..Lv Albany Lv. .11:35 am 2:40 i) Rj..Ar Eugene Lv.. 0:00 am L'liaiton liraneli. S:10 pm..Lv Albany S:."it; p iu..Ar Lebanon... 2:50 p m..Lv Alliany 1 :.') p m . . Ar Lebanon. . . . Ar. . 5:45 am .Lv.. r:00 am Ar. . 2:45 pin .Lv.. 2:00pm PULLMAN -BUFFET SLKKi'ERS Excursion sleepers for sccond-ek.ss pas sengers on all throu.h trains free of i halve 'ine O. A. C. H R. Ferry niai-is coni.ec ion with a!, the regular trains on iho e:tst tide di vision from foot of F street. Wrst SiH Division. Between Portlaiul and Corvallis. Mail Train Daily - Except Sunday. 7::i0 am.. Lv Portland Ar. . 6:15 pm 12:25 p in. . Ar Corvallis Lv. . 1:30 pm K press Train lail.r--Exc.pt Sunday. 4:.:0pm..Lv Portland... Ar.. 9:00 am iS:00 p m..Ar MeMinnvilIe. Lv. . 5.45 am At Albany and Corvallis connect with tr-iius of Oregon Pa.iric railroad. JiTFor fud information roarardinif rates, maps, etc-; call on to., parr-'s acent. K. KoEHLER, E. P. ROGERS, Manager. G. F. &P.A SOIMO.VS. In the the circuit court of the State of Ore gon for Linn couuty. Mrs. L. Gough, plaintiff, vs. (j. J. Gough, defendar.t. To C. J. Gough, the above nnnud defendant In the name of the state of Oregon. you are hereby required to appef-r and answer the complain;, of the above plaintiff in the above entitled court, now-on tile with the clerk of said court on or before the rirst jay of the next regular term of said court which said court begins on the l:th day of March, ISoS, at the court house in Albany, Linu county, Oregon. And if you fail to so answer said complaint, the plaintiff will apply to said court foi the relief demanded in said com plaint, which is that the mairiae contract existing between plaintiff and defendant he dissolved, and that plaintiff have the car i and custody of the minop child Clement G Gough, meiuirned in the complaint, and her costs and disbursements in this suit, and such oth er relief as is meet to equity. This summons is published by order of the Hon. R. P. Boise, judge of said court, made at chambers in the city of Salem on the 23th day of January, loss. " W. R. BILYEU, Attorney for Plaintiff REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS. Pfeifb-r, Prop, only first-eclass house in the city. Large sample rooms for com-tm-reial men. No Chinamer. employed in the kitchen. General stage orE.te for Corvallis. v i iiuuu ij j vUH;U lilU i j VIA j PURE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors ALBANY, Have removed into their new built ing A FULL WAGONS, HACKS, PLO VS, HARVESTFG MACHINERY -The largest and y all Impkments Used by Farmers FARM WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES In the central Willamette Valley. Ore rs trom a distance solicited and promptly hhea at lowest rates. Revere one WITH BILLIARD HALL AND CLUB ROOMS. J. M. WILLIAMS, - - - Proprietor CHOICE WINE AND LIQUOR Kept constantly on hand. A full line of domestic and imported cigars on sate. .Lverythiiiir first-ilass. n ZT At Revere House, F-urn fsl ' WlTH THOS. BRINK. Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles, Mirrors, IFeather Pillows,Spring Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten- sion Tables Suits, And what you can't find ai other houses, I have it. In factevery thing that is kept in a first-class house. Ash, M aitle and Walnut Chamber sets. 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