Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 07, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HLKALD : TUESDAY. FEBRUARY lit owing g ailu &m& O. fc C. R. R. TIME-TABLE NORTH BOCJiD. i Arrives Departs Arr ves. CaU.expr Ei'gene ex Freignt G:45aci' 7.05am : 11 15am; 11. 35 nr.; . ... ".lOanij Port!an-10 10am ' 3.4f.pn. " -2.45pm SOPTH BOUND. Arrives1 Departs Arrives. Ca.ia.oxp I (.45pm! 8. 05pm j Ashland 9.00am Eugene ex ii20ptu! 12. 40pm j Eugene 2.40p iu Freight j ..) 1 30pm 1 Eugene 6.00pm No freight leceived for south after 11 a. of sanxe d iv . LEBANON BRANCH. iiuAi.u)' Departs Arrives Su. 11 12 30 p m .Lebanon at 1.8 p m No. 13 ! 3.10 p m b.'iG p m Km Lehan No. 12. No. 14. 5 0") a iu Albanyat 5.45 am. .0- p mj " 2.45 p in. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Amies Depart Passenger.. FrehrnV..... 11:15am l:0o p ill 5:55iiii (:.".' a. in TIIK MAIL. Mails at th ? Albany postoflice close as follows: for all offices north he eastern states -G:30 a. st. Vie we- sti:e : nd the Narrow GaigeR . E. J r .'r Poi'tlanu ana Saiom 11 A. M . Coryaliis and Yaiuini 12".W I. M. A'l '.tiices south 7:30 r. i Tr.e po-tomce will be closed each evening from sipc to seven o'clock. Registered matte' for the early morriig train "houM b.: inaibd be' ore s o'clock the levious .veiling. Thos. Xast Feb. 8. Genuine sauer kraut Bros. at Parker i Low prices still prevail at F M. French's. Use Dwight's cow brand ot-soda '.ml saleratua. For a good pair of spectacles go -to F. M. French's Dr. W. II. Davis, of Harrisburg, was in the city on Saturday. Fresh Eastern oysters served cverv style at Frances' Pfeiifer's. in How safe Winn write you feel after having you up in tiif Travel- ers. Good young team and new wagon for sale cheap, if taken sm. See Kenton & Chase. T. J. Black, of Halsev, and Jem' Hay 'and D. b. Busy, of Harris burg, were on our streets yester day. Wm. Humphrey , Western Union Telegraph opeiator at this city, is spending a few days in San Francisco. J. W. Carev and daughter, of Yamhiil county, are in the city, j visiting at the residence of Mrs. j Emma Orun. I Gerald Crawford, infant son of! J. G. Crawford, had his arm se- j verely burned Sunday by upsetting1 a pitcher of hot syrup. i ine K. fc. George musical con i ventioti numbers 122, and yet there I is room and not too latejo join, us j the .onveiitioii will continue all j -week. ,;' j The immense stock of boots and j shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is being ' slaughtered at twenty-five percent. , discount on each and every dollar's j Worth soh;. j Owing to scarcity ot freight, freight trains on the east s.de division, Oregon Sc California rail road, jwji for the present beiuu between Portland and Junction on Monday, Wednesday and Friday only. Messrs. Franklin & Co. have opened in connection with their j s-econd hand t-tore a tirst-class tin j .shop, and will hereafter be in tiie J iield for contracts and all other! work usually connected with the ; business. j Curran & Monteith sold yester-i day to Mis Matilda Amos, lots 1 j and 2i and fractional block 5 in ; ILfK-leman's addition to Aibany i for $425. Miss Amos is a daughter of Dr Amos, who recently pur- j -ehasetl of the same firm the farm of si. Crowder and a block in Hack- man's addition to this city. lemar tw Map of lhe tlly. City Surveyor Warner has just completed for the real estate iirm of Curran & Monteith a new map of the city. It is 34x48 inches and is the latest and most accurate map ;f the 4-itv that has been made. It shows JHackleman's new addition, the nelv railroad line's branches an.l switches, and the Santiam vanal with all its branches, valuable piece of work. It isa Fielurcs. Some very remartaoie prouuer tions of Tlnis. Nast are exhibited in Khir kman's show window. The picture of Mt. Hood was painted for the Oregon Alpine Club, of Portland, in six minutes; Niagara Falls , was painted in seven min utes, the Mount of the Holy Cross in eevrii minutes. Mt. Visuvius (a nizht k-enc ) was first painted as a night (snow scene, then changed to Visuvius and finished, all within six minutes. The cartoon of Ben Butler was made in forty-rive sec onds. The paintings are genuine trems of art, and are treasured by the Alpine Club as rare and valua ble. All the pictures shown, and more, were drawn and painted in less than two hours and a half. Tj-aclicr Examination. Notice is hereby given that the regular .'public quarterly examin rtion ot teachers will Vie held at the court house in Albany, Linn Co., Or., commencing at noon on Wendesday, Feb. 29, 1888. AH those desiring to pass examinations will olease take notice and be 'present at t ae beginning. D. V. S. Keid, Co. Sch. Supt. Linn 4'onnty Alliance. The 'annual meeting of the Linn Countv, Temperance Alliance is caded'f6 meet in Halsey, Wednes day, Feb. 15, at o'clock p. m. All temperance organizations.churches and Sabbath schools in the coun ty are entitled to send each one delegate, i SALV1T19X ARMY ROW. Wholesale Arrests for Disturbing Quietness (?) of Th6ir Meetings- the A row occurred at the Salvation Army tia.ll Saturday night, which resulted yesterday in the arrest of about a doaen of the young men who were present, on a charge of disturbing their meeting. As they could not all be tried together one of the defenants, Pete Mont gomery, was arraigned at 1 p. m. in Justice Dorris' court to answer to the charge. A jury trial was had, at which the evidence showed that the Salvationists were about as implicated as those who were arrested. At the conclusion of the testimony the prosecuting attorney L. H. Montr yne moved to dismiss the case, but the jury were in structed by the court and retired for deliberation. They returned in about five minutes with a ver dict of not guilty. The attorneys for the defense were Capt N. B. Humphrey, W. K. Bilyeu and D. 11. X. Blackburn. The complaints against the others were dismissed. It is understood that complaints against some others, including one or two members of the Salvation .Army, will be lodged to-day for as sault, and battery. It is certainly the duty of the city officials to see that young men i do not interrupt anv religious meetings in the city, but these Sal vation Army sluggers, who go down into the street after their meetings have adjourned to in dulge in a free light with bovs ought not to expect much sym pathy if thev are -also run in, and taught by an aj p. n ation of law that religious teaching can net be administered in a well regulated city after that fashion. It might 1 be a noteworthy fact that a large percentage of the arrests for dis turbing the peace and fighting in the city occurs in and about the Salvation Armv hall. IIEATU OF &AMIEL CO WAS. ! Samuel Cowan,' son of Andrew I Cowan, and. brother of Mayor J. L l Cowan, died at his home in tins city on the 5th i nst. of pulmonary i disease, aged 28 years and 2 months. lhe deceased was horn in Linn county, and resided here for several years. He was engaged in the stock business for about rive years, but was taken ill about a year ago and recently removed to this city in hopes of benefitting his health. He continued to grow worse until Sunday morning when ne passed away. The funeral occurred yes terday, when his remains were fol 1 wed to their last resting place by a large concourse of sorrowing rel atives and friends. He leaves a wife and three little, girls to mourn his untimely death. In his de m f ,r.wf man has been cut down in his early manhood and the community deprived of one ...i.n i as ever consciencious, fa;r and upright in all Ins cea.ingsj.ind who was but just entering upon his life as a useful and respected citizen. "TH K BEST LIFC 1IKAME That is what each agent savs he ha. Ail cannot be "best." Who can d-cide?'' Certainly not the agents or com panies, for they are biased by self interest. Who then? Policy holders! Those who have had many years' experience in the leading companies by Words and ft Thev testify. iirc-s, that lor j tn'teen years past. The Northwestern has furnished at the LOWEST COST OF ANY COMPANY The vry be.-t Life Insurance. The'r statements and exper ience lurni.shed by .lay Francis, general aent, who is here a few ! days for bu.-iness. o HuilllMIX Aidilll Tlli;.. ' It is a straight business proposi-! tion, easily comprenenueu anu j tVortli entire s givi: g attention to, that the stock of boots and shoes at A. B. M'-Ihvain'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. Startling--.! Terrible Fall ! A wonderful offer ! Cloaks, jack ets and wraps, of every description, ac sweeping prices, uesirini: to j greatlv reduce our stock on these j lines before taking in ventoi', we wii offer our entire line of i pringerBros. tanor made garments at cost or less. This is a rare chance. Call early while the assortment is large. Monteith & Seiteshacii. Whiil am I to !? The symptoms of biliousness are un happily button we.l known. They differ in different individuals to some extent. A bilious man is seldom a breakfast eater. 100 trefiuently, alas, he has an excellent appetite for liiaiids but none for solids of a morning. His tonirue ! will hardly bear inspection at anytime; i if il is not white and furred, it is rouh. j at all events. The digestive system is j wholh out of order and diarrhea or con: j 5tipati:n nn-y be a symptom orthetwo ! amy alternate, l Here are idtn hem orrhoids or even loss of blood. Tiit-rc may be giddiness and fiften headac'ue and acidity or tlatulence and tenderness in the pit of the stomach. To correct all this if not effect a cure try Green's An :ust Kb-wer. it costs but a trifle and thousands attest its efficacy. Tbe Ounce ot Prevention. The satis'action of feeling safe from catchinir any disease from drinking w.iter, from impure air. from a sick person, from contact with foul cloth iuir, infection or contagion from any source. i5 complete . a: d all anxiety allaved bv the use of Darbys Prophy lactic Fluid.' A bottle will sive more safety, comfort and contidenc's than all tile rt'v-fornj in the world. .Kiirlet Jever. ilarbv's Pronhv lactic Fluid is un- equalled in the treatment of scarlet Fever. L seu as a game ii pie;cui the throat from becoming diphtheritic alias the mtluiiialion nun suuuues the pain. Used to sponge the body it allays the 't''hing infl.miation of the skin' and destroys infection. Exposed in the sick room it will pre vent the spread of contagion, and keep the atmosphere whulsouie, IiKOWSSYILLK OTE. Kicked by a Horse The Calapooia Blue River ttines- aajj j Brownsville. Feb. 5. On the 3d inst. a son of Mr. O. P. Coshow was kicked over the left temple and side of the head by a horse in the stable, and late last night was still in an uncon scious state, but breathing quite regular, though as in great suffer ing. Drs. Starr and Crawford were called, and everything is being done for the unfortunate young man. Our broom factory is beginning to introduce their brooms, and are making a good article and should receive every encouragement from our town There are many open in :s for more factories here, for with the wat er power and the j nearness to sucn nne tanner re sources up the Calapooia we ought to have plenty cf woodworking machinery constantly running, to keej pace with our woolen mills, sawmills tannery, etc. Since the advent of fine weather here of late, we hear considerable talk about the new mines on the head of the Calapooia and Blue rivers, and it looks now as if there would be quite a rush in the spring as soon as the snow is gone. The chances look favorable for a quartz mill to be put in these mines earlv next summer by parties from this place, and it is said that San Fran cisco capital is being invested there this winter. The Cascade moun tains, from the head of the Clacka mas to the head of the Coast fork, are. going to be more thoroughly prospected this coming summer than ever before, and the show for good ledges of gold and silver bear ing quartz is favorable. The time is fast approaching for something to tie done in this great mineral belt, and if our own people will not take hold of the matter and other enterprising men will, and we are not surprised to hear that Cali fornians are preparing to taite hold of what ought to belong to us. ith the completion of the narrow gauge to Portland, and the opening , oi a gooa wagon roaa up tne t-aia pooia to tap tins great body tap this great of timber and extensive min ing district, we look for a boom here this coming year or in the near future. ' Thos. ,asl. Thos. Nast, the most celebrated caricaturist of the day, will give an exhibition of his work and a lec ture upon caricature, its cause and effect, on Wednesday evening, at the 0era house. Mr. Nast needs no introduction to the people of Albany or any other city in the United States, for that matter, as his brilliant political, social and popular points have been reviewed and praised for the last score of 1 TT- .1 O. .1 ... vears. ne is apiiv uescnoeu as u man no mattes anu unuiaKes men by a stroe of his pencil,..and as a caricaturist has lieen an important factor in political contest by reason of his remarkable com ep'aon of men and their traits. The lecture will be of unusual interest, as he will execute in full view of the audience sketches and oil paint ings. lilCKTITIKS. Smoke Est fellas. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A tine line of neckties at Wain's. Six s'laves for a dollar at T. Jones'. I!- ner irouds at cost at X. II. Allen Sr e.'s. Fr nch, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. Sewed calf boots p. Lewis it Hughes. Iln to Itedlield A Brosvnell's for fresh groceries. Xew irooils and low prices at C. B. Il'ihiiid Cv C'o.'s. Fresh roasted peanuts every Iloti'iuan A: PiVi ll'c-r. day :it Cash will buy groceries Redlield A Brownell's. chea) at An elegant new parlor set for sale cheap at the Second Hand Store. Cloaks, jackets and w inter wraps at cost or less at Monteith eVSeiteri bach's For A Xo. 1 cider vinegar go to Hod' man & Pfei Iter's, at 25 cents per gallon . Xew line of gents furnishing goods now arriving at ('. B. Roland A: C.'s. The boss place to buy crockery and glassware i; at Conn Bros, at way down prices. A new line of overcoats, just opened Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland it Co. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or less at Monteith it Seitenbach's. Eagle cigars are the tine-t five cent cigar on the market. For sale by Bar ker Bros. Orders promptly Milled for boots or 1 shoes, any quality or style, pegged or sewed, at Lewis ifc Hughes' shop. The largest assortment of ladies fine shoes and slippers in town at edtield A: Brownell's. Call and see them. I Thirty cases of winter boots in all grades, pist received b C. B. Roland iV I Co. First class stock in every partic uhir. Just received, tiie celebrated Estrella Key West cigar, the finest Key West cigar in the market, at M. Baumgart's cigar stole. C:i:i Bros., sole agents for the ce'.e-b-ate-d "Red Letter" cigar, stricth Havana tilled, the best 5. cent cigar in the market. Ladies w-Pl find relief from head ache, costiveness, swimming in the head, colic, ' our stomach, restlessness, indigestion, constant or periodiial sick headaches, weakness in the b-iek or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and dillerent parts of the .-ody, a feeling of lassitude and despondency bv taking Simmons Liver Regulator. It is not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is not injurious to the'most delicate con stitution. Kemtier This. Il you are sick Simmons Lifer Reg ulator will surely aid nature in mak ing you well. If you are costive or dyspeptic or suffering from an v other of the numerous diseases of the liver, stomach, or bowls, it is your fault if you remain ill, for Simmons Liver Regnbiter is a soverign remedy for all such complaints. tioiiii oiit of the Sun.; Uu 1 i- h. Shane.A Lonsway's ojat shoe shoe sale at cost stiil continues. Get vour size before thev are yone IROH THE CAPITAL. Death of an Aged Oregoa Pioneer- Railroad Commission Blockaded. Special tthe IIkraldJ Saleii, Feb. b. J. Quinn Thorn ton, a venerable pioneer, died at his home in this city at 11 :40 last night. J. Q. Thornton was . supreme judge under the provisional gov ernment prior to aud the or ganization of the territorial gov ernment. He was also a repre sentative at Washington to gain assistance for' the territory, and drafted the bill to organize the tei ritory, and held many other im portant public positions. He was a man of large ability and liberal education and was active in shap ing the early historv of Oregon. He and his wife formed two of the greatest sufferers from being mem bers of the immigrant party that left the old route and came to the Willamette Valley by what is termed the Joe Meek route. COMMISSION BLOCKADED. Commissioner Waggoner and Clerk Bell were on hand for the regular meeting of the railroad commission, but a dispatch was re ceived from Commissioner Slater stating that owing to landslides on the O. K. & N. he could not reach here before to-morrow. Molii'c lit Trespassers. All persons are hereSy notified not to trespass upon the grounds of the undersigned. Hunters have killed two head of cattle by care lessness, and any trespasser will hereafter be dealt with according to law. A. Hackleman. at the corner jewelry store when you want your watch repaired. Ladies, misses and children's wool knit hoods, scarfs and jackets at cost at Samuel E. Young's. An F.vccllfiit Mediciiie. "My wife and myself were-in bad health for some fifteen en-s. I ,. i... i i-;., ,.,-..,.' .,.. ,.r SiinlIlons nvc.r Kegutator Aluiun- ties mid saw A. II. Steven's and Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials. I then obtained soimi tin; lU-gulator, and can heartily recommend tie Liver Regulator to m fj lends as an excel lent medicine." Z. E. Hakkis-n M I). (iordonville . Y.. I have received my new stock ot m slin underwear. These sroods aie made rn a lock-stitch machine and are warranted to be full sizeaml !cngth,and price reasonable. Samuel E. Yocng. Clonks, jackets and wintei wraps at cost or le.-s at Monteith ('c S-:icni:'.-b' XEW TO-DAY. FOR SALE. 1X!t SVLK CHEAP IF SOLD 8ON A younar team, new harness and wairoii. A tb-st- lassout:it. see ' t KENTON & CHASE. . ACRES OF LAND-oITl'ATEU 12 ))' ) miles east of Albany, m ar the Oregon 1'acitic railroad, 300 ac.es in cultivation, and conta us sufficient water ami timber for gen era ue. Would make f.mr uc-id farms I'rice. S-2,0(i0, with terms to suit pinchascr. For paiticuiars apply to J. J. li.tr;s. A NICE. COMFORTABLE AND C'"M- niodkius dwelliii'-, six r.ionis. one a le and j Kplen- i ,it:-i'iili snii lef. Illll, ll.ilii lilioue.., f'iiu- j did well of water, small bain, situated on J I..IC l.:..l. I i I ....1 j north Fuu-th street. This isa ver;. desirable residence, lieicif in oneot th.- lust iieunnor ' bonds in tbe city, 'ihe house i ci nipara ! tiv y now and modern in ..onstriie'icn. For ! further information iiepiirc at this olfcc. BUOAlil nell. DING HOUSE-JI KS. M. FEN- Ever; thing flush arrl clean. k'..onis rented by the week or mouth. Satis fai'ti'in giiaraiitee-l. Wanfcil. TMM I Co MMEOIATELY AT F. A. (JUUKIIAi:!' A: Co.'s real estate .m '. employment office, a nuiii toV'ir on a lann, also two girls to Oo general ho'.sewark. Ajiply at once. CITY RESTAURANT. FRESH OYSTERS fiery day served in any style. .Notice to Debtors, ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES indebted to the tirm of Holi'.nan .V I'feitTer are heieliy notified to call and tjeit'e their accounts imineiii.'ite'y, us the same will on Feb. 1st be plueeo in the hands of an at torney f:r collection. Jons Hou'max, Fraxch Pkkii-fer. GOOD HARROW AND PLOW J OR i. sa'.e. See Kenton & Ghase. t.cl 1'rolcctcd from Smallo. DR. GUNDERSON IS PREPARED TO vaccinate at hU office, corner Baierand T.-.ird streets, from 9 to 11 o'clock a. m. ami from 4 to (j i m Nothing but first-class virus used. I ) EVkUE Hutsr., It I'fciffer, Prop. Al.li.l.l V, UK.--l-U.i.- Onlv fiistcclars nous in the city. Large, sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General staire office tor Corvallis. HARRIS & GII.LET. DEALERS IN Monuments, headstones and tablets, al so eemeter; curbing and wire and iron i'enc insf. Shop one door suth of post office, Al bany. rgon. Itcnl Eslalc. HAVE FARM PROPERTY lFs; YOU FOR iale call on Curraii i Monteith, as they have ciist-iniers 'or a mmiher ot ile"iran:e i tracts oflaial. 'I hey also have some choice, inmrove i citv nrooertv for sale, and a few I lots ranging from to:i00 in irice. Terms ne'i ro ouri-hasers UlSSOLLTIuN NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby eiven that the partnersbii here tofore existiing between John Hoffman ai.d Francis l'feffer, uiidc the firm name of Hoff man it I'ieiffer, is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. . The business will be continued by the Utter, who wi!i assume a 1 liabilities, aie' all "i't 'Sanding accounts wi.l be collected bv the old firm. ' Dated Alhanv. Jan. 4, 1S38. JoHS IIOKFMAX, Francis Pfeikkkr. PATENTS CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS Obtained, and all business iu the L". S. Patent Office attended to at moderate fees. Our office is opposite the U. S. Pat ent Ollice. ind we can obtain Patents in less time than those remote trom Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of charge: and in- m-.ke mi charge unless we obtain patent. We refer here to the Postmaster, the Supt. of Money Order Div , and toofli cials of the U. S. Patent Office. For cireli.ur, novice, icrm? and . cferences to actual clients in your own State or countv, write to f. A. SSOW A 0.- Opp. lil. Oiiice, Varhiiioti-i:, D. C. We hasre just received a- fine lot of Baldwin apples, also choice oranges aad lemons. We have and keep on hand, a superb stock of staple and fancy groceries. Please call and see for yourself. Wjxlage & Thompson, Grocers. AMUSEMENTS Albairy Opera House )XE NIGHT ONLY WEDXESIXAY. . FEBRUARY THOMAS Ni AST ! In bia artistic entertainment. Drawing in black ai:ii white, aad painting in oil colors in the presence of the audience." Unserved Seals. iiiUtry $1.0 50 Reserved seats riii- store. . now on sale at Blackmail's il VIA & California And Connection-'. Oregox Railroad THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. California express trains run daily between Albany and Sun K-ianeisco 'J brounh. time, 35 35 hotss 4:00 m..Lv I'.irtland Ar.. 10:40 am S:l'0 m..iv Albany Lv.. 705am 7:40 a m. .Ai s. Fra 'ciseo.Lv.. 0:30 im Local I!ks. Trains llnily Ex. Sunday &:00 a m. . Lv IW'lund . l'2:4n i) in. .Lv Albany..., 2:40 p m. . Ar Eugene. . . . .Ar. . :i:45 pm .... Lv.. 11:35 am ...Lv.. :00am Lebanon lirancli. S:M p m..Lv Albany Ar., 5:4. am I S:50 p in..Ar Lebanon Lv.. 5;0ain i 2:.iO p m. . Lv vi;..tny Ar,. 2:4." pm ! l.oti p m..Ar Libunmi Lv,. i:ijo pm PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPEKS Excursion slecjiers fur second-class pas- sjiucI-m m all tbr.v.uh trains free o charge The O. A. C. K It Ferry ma'-es coniiec:on with at. the regular trains on the east side di vision from foot of F street. West Division. Petween Portland and Corvallis. Mail It a in Inily - Except Sunday. 7;30 a m.. i.v I'oriland Ar. . 12:25 p in..Ar Corvallis Lv.. 0:15 pir. 1:30 pn: Kxres i'rniii llailv Exoipt Sunday. i:.' 0 p ni .. Lv. Portland . . Ar.. 8:00 p m. . .r .M. MiinivilIe.Lv.. 0:00 an, 5.15 an: At Albany and Corva'lis connect with twins of Orem Fat iliu railroad. rf-sTFor fu.l information reirartlin rates, maps, etc-, call on to.i pain's agent. K. KoKHLEU. E. P. KOGEItS, Manager. G. F. i P. A 1 VJ", W. riASTON. PHYSICIAN AND SLTl--i''Mi, Al'miv, Orc-.'on II. ELLIS, jrenn. Alba PCYsU IAN" ANU v, (in-.-im. St br 1)' l. E. A. McALISTSK HAS LOCATED his olti. e on tne corner of Fir-r. avd l!roa,'a!bin streets, over 1'edlield & P.roiaiell's store, where lie can be found when not pro fessionally enaufd. VpiS M.E. McCOV.M (UIOMCEOPATIIIC l'L physician, office and residence corner of j l irst and liaker streets, Alliany, ). Chronic disease? a Seeialt.v. Consultation free. Of- j lice noui's: 10!o12a m and 2 to 5 r. M. VITOKXEVs.. i.) I!. N. Law, I'.b.ACIiliriiN, ATTORNEY AT Albany. Oregon. Uitiee in Odd nij le. 'i;i M-a-tiee in court r. Hows 'i i oi the slate and give special attention to a" business. UfOLVEUTON .v. IRVINE, A ITORNEYS at Law, Albany, or. Oi'iee in rooms 13 and 14, store. Foster's block, over L. E. biain's T K. WEATHORFORD, ATTORNEY AT t . law, Alhanv, Oregon. i irti-e in Odd Fellow's. Temple. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business. sn:itL tTiKs. Itissoliitiitn uf 'iiiirliier.liii. T VII E COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE! existing between John Isoni. E. J. L:n- ! ninir and Edward Goin, under the firm name of Isom, LanuinLf & Co., is hereb' dissolved' b; mut-..al conseM, Edward Coins retiring, j JOHN ISOM, E. J LANN1NG, : EDWARD GolNS Aibany, Jan. 2, ISS.S. f "i h, tmuiimuc iti tin. ftilnrt will Kit .n?, iln rf . ed bv John Isom and E. J. Lanning, under same style of firm name, Isom, Lanning & Co., who will pa.; all liabilities of the late finn, and ae alone authorized to collect ail outstanding accounts. ! Itcnl Estate unit AgriiCVi Emiiloyiiieut 'PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE ; of about li;o acres, or those having lanfer tracts which thev would be willing to divide ; ! up into W or l(io acre lo-.s, are invited to cab j a' our ofliee, as we have a e;v customers for ' 1 that class of firms. We c?n also furni-h par- j ?-s wai.fing help, eith-r male or female, for i t city or country, w ith such help as they j .sire on short iioliee; and we also have a few , situations for both male and female in the I 'city and country. Call at our o'lice if ; oil j wan; help or want eniploymc nt. We can i:cl j either tor yon. otlke No. 05 First street, ad- ioinii.L' W. C. Tweed de's tin store. F. A. liL KlYtlAU I o. H. EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER j and jeweler, Albany. Oregon, Magnolia Flour. -I MIL BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV 1 ercd to anv part, of rhe citv, for -SI. 10 jier ,ack. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. nlSOdtf II. Hiiult. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK warranted, shop since the fire removed to Ferry st vet, second do.r from postorlice. IHE PHU 0GRAPHER. Paxton'R old eUnd Albany Orer anil to California PURE yfToTlnnrrro) III II III'" iff 111 M 4 ivV means, AGRICULTURAL DEPOT DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors . ALBANY, - - OREGON. Have removed into their new building A FULL WAGONS, HACKS, PLO VS, HARVESTING MACHINERY Ahd all Implements -The largest aud FAEI "WAGONS, In the central 'w'illamette Valley promotly tided at lowest r:tes. K urn ITHOS. BRINK. Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor I Cornice Poles, Mirrors. Feather Pillovs,Spring Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Ezten- sion Tables Suits, j And what you can't find at oilier houses, I have it. In racteverv- j thing that is kept iu a tirst-class house. I Ah, Maple and Walnut Chamher sets. Cafrti. Siring Beds. Lounge Etc., Etc.. at Prices that I CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALHAN x .... OREGON n iievere oiise WITH BILLIARD HALL J. M. WILLIAMS, CHOICE WINE Kept constantly on hand, sale. Everything fi st-class. A full H VSS -;t Revere Houc, GEO. L. BLACKMAN, (cucceesor to E. W. Langdon) , DEALER IX - Drap, Fife, Oik Lea1, i! Also a full line of Books, Stationery and Pei iodicals. PRftSCRIPTIOXS CAREFULLY COMPOUXI E Odd Fellows Temple 2o Per Ceot Discount FtmCASH ON LUMBER At J. M Dorranee's steam sawmill one and one-bali mile from Mebama. For further particulars, address J.M. DORRANCE, Meharaa, Or. ! excellence proven In millions of homes for more than a quarter f a cen" Yy. It isused by the Uniteu ciates government. Endorsed by the heads of the greatuniversities as the Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's me only Baking Powder that does not contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Sold only - POWBER and have on hand for the trade of 1SS8 LINE OF STEEL SPRLNGTooth HARROWS. FANNING MILLS. STEEL GOODS FENCE WIRE M bjT Farmers best variety of- I i s superior HACS3 AND BUGGIES Orders from a distance solicited and i . ttxr-JEO I TO! 11 IIHIHEIl' WITH he 1A AXD CLUB ROOM: Proprietor AND LIQUOR ie of domestic and imported cigars Oo.' Albany, Oregon. WRIGHT. ARTIST, IS PREPARE to sive instruction in drawtnir. a! oil and water color painting. For terms a ply at studio, residence of Mrs. Wm. I bruille. co ner Kllswortff nmi ""nu-'h trect aks is hot -ud goes ri.it t the 8jot, for Oeumasm, nemalgia toothache, chilli fevertiand colds. Soli by Fosh & Mason. T 1ENG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONISa the Revere House and Johnson's Blicksu.i ' slicj). A 11 work warranted first-clasii an I aa, isfactory. Prices low. BOARDING AND LODGING ON 'IEAS onabie terms at Mrs. C. Ball's restaurant comer of Maker und First street, opiiosiljte the Star brewery. No Chinese cooka. mi i i w HA flftWHir I 111 I I III! hM I II 111 01 rui'Dit la the Cilj Sail erfuiaery - Art w,