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Newspaper Page Text-1 ' r',t;-vyw; TIIE MORNING HERALD : SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1888 THE KAILHO.M) 0II!"HO. t l TS I DI KT. FKO.H THE MATE CAPITAL. "" '. 1. ' 1IIIKU MKKTiE. "Where, "When- axd by Whom Sekvi. CE6 VVill BE He;. To. Day. German Services. Held at the Al bany College Chapel every Sunday at" ternoon at 2 o'clock, hv" Rev. J. B. Brauti. Catholic. Services every Sunday at ll)::JO a. in. Sunday school nt 2 p. in . at the Academy. 'Rev. L. Metaver, rector. Chkistiax Church Services every fourth Sundav at their clmrch building by Rev. II. M. Waller at 11 a m. and usual hour in the evveniu. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evangelical. Corner of Lyon and Fourth streets. Services at 11 a. in. and T::?0 p. m Pastor Kev. S. E. Davis. Sabbath school 10 a. in. Prayer meet ing' every Wednesday tven::tg. Methodist. Corner Ellsworth and Third streets Services at 11 a. in. and 7:M0 d. ni. Pastor. Rev. II. P. Webb, babl.ialh school "2:30 ;. in. Prayer meet ing every Thursday evening. P;tEsYTEi:iAX. Corner of Broadai bin and Fifth streets. Services at i 1 a. in. and 7:'-l0 p. m. Pastur Kev. E. K. Pritchard. Subbath school at Pi: 15 :. ni. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evenjing. Congregational. Corner of Ferry .and b'ourth streets. Services at 11 a. in. and 7:30 . in. Pat-r Rev. II. V Ibntiinger. Sabbath M.hool at I "2: 15. Praver meeting Wednesday evenings. United Pkesisytekian. Corner of "Washington and Fifth streets. Servi ces at I la. m. and 7:00 p. m. Pastor Rev. S (i. Irvine. liabhuch school at 2:0 p. 5ii Praer meeting every Wednesday evening. St. P.ri. Methodist Corm-i-Montgomery and Third streets. Services at il a in. ana 7:00 p. m. Factor, iv.-v. ii. F. Round. Sa'soj'.h scl.o i at lo a. in. iTajer meeting on Thursday evenings. Baptist. Corner of Lyon and Fifth streets. Services at 11 a. in. and 7::'.0 p. in. Pastor Kev. L. J. T:um!.-I!. -Safjbatli school immediately alter the moiT.ing' strvices. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. fuoTi'sTA.NT Eriscoiwi. Ciintcii Services will beheld in St. Peters E;.is- copal church every alternate Minuay, morning and evenin: at W:30 a. in. Fridav Sunday school evening" service iiit every Friday preceding the Sunday service. --- '" All are inviteit to atte:i THE WKATIIKK T-3lY San Fkasciscv,, Feb. li. Weatlur inu:ea tio:;s for the ii.r twenty four hours bcirm liiiy at 7 r. M. are: Lkht rains, s'.iiditiy -cooler. .lOlll.X.S AltOST Tl). Valentine's day Tuesday. New goods evervjdav at W. Head's. ' " . ,ov .rices still prevail at F. Fyenchs. Call and see our new toods. F. M. W. F. Kead. Cse Dwight's cow brand of soda ' ind saieratus. For a grod pai "f siectacles go to F. 31. "French's There is talk of another news paper at Corvallis. Choice evaporate.' appricots and peaches at Parker Bros. A new lut of fountain pens at "Will & .-tark's jewelry store. ilow safe you feel after having Winn write you up in th Travel ers. Wm. Simpson has opened a new tin and notion store next to Stuart $; .x Do not miss the turkey dinner at the Kevere house n-sttiurant on Sunday. Choice Riverside Naval oranges .and line Sicily lemons at J. Joseph's. Miss Lizzie. Goin is seriously 11 ut the residence of her parents in this city. iood young tea in and new wagon for sale cheap, if taken s-n. Sve Kenton ec L 1 a-e. George concert given , T. C: hail lat even- K. W tu i!i' was wciJ -attended, and was a liu.'St enjoyable affair. A imod piano which cost .40u "5 by ap Lee, who can purcliased for $'1 lying t.. Frof. W. II. t:an recommenil it as a hrst-ciass an recommenil instrument. Tiie immense stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mdlwain's is being slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's '.worth sold. i, Rare bargains in all kinds ot sil- verwaiv. ciocKS and lewelrv at 'Will ec Stark successors to F. W. Carter. They have a large stock to select from. Wiil Oc Stark, who recently pur chased tiie jewelry stoie of F. W. Carter, are selling line jewelry and silverware at very low prices. Sat isfaction guaranteed. The Star Bakin" Powder in one jiound cans at 25 cents jer pound at J. Joseph's is sidelight to house - keepers, satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Try a can. Attention is directed to W. F. Read's new adv. this morning. He is a live merchant and up with the times with an immense stcck of general merchandise for the com ing season's trade. j Messrs. Franklin & Co. have 1 opened in connection with their seeond hand store a first-class tin shot), and will hereafter be in tiie j rij-ld for contracts and all other ! wbrk usually connected with the I business. i A pleasant party was tendered ; Miss Bertha Keifer last evening at her tether's residence, in honor ; of her nineteenth birthday. About j twenty-five of her friends were! present, ;nd an elegant supper waa served. j At the congregational church! ,.this morning the subject of the j Iserrnon will be "The rkh man and Lazarus." The Y. P. a. C. E. ! meets at G o'clock. In the even-; ing the third sermon on Moses will be preached. Ali are cordial- j ly invited to attend. j Preaching services to-day at the Presbyterian church at 11 a. j m. a: id 7 i". ce nducted by the I pastr. Sabbath school at 12:10j p. ji. Cordial invitation extenaed to all these services. The subjects .iscus.-ed at these meetings will bi ' Conversion'' with Jesus." and '"in ihe Storm S arrow Ganee Eaad in a Bad tion The Session Adjourned. Condi- The railroad commissioners have : sent the following letter to Charles ! N. Scott, receiver of the Oregonian Railway Company, I'ortianu, Oie- gon : S'.r: Complaint having been made to the board of railroad commissioners : for Oregon that the li'ie of ttie Ore- goiiian Uailway Company's road be i Uv.-t-n Brownsville and Colmrg was in : a dangerous condition, the commis , sioners have made an examination of . tiie line of said road from Woodburn ! to Coburg, and tir.d the same in a ! very bad condition. The ties through- out iiaye Iji.-coine very rotten, in many ' places already broken, and, with the : exceptions of those recently renewed. i need to be replaced throughout. -Audi ' while the coini..ission dm not fail to j ; note that the most needed repairs I .-i h.iivr fii:,Mi j!nii th 1 in,, li" f f.-eis constrained to somewktat urgent-! ly re onmicnd tiiat these repair? be exi.eiiiled with ail possible dispatch, by order of the loard. J. R. X. BELL. Secrtti'v. The foregoing is tiie result of the recent examination of the road by tiie commissioners, Senator Slater going from Woodburn to Ccburg, iv I Mr. "Waggoner crossing over from Marrisbi'.rg to Coburg, where tlia two commissioners met Wed nesday night. On tiie way up one of tiie cars of the train upon which Mr. slater and Receiver Scott we: e passengers was derailed, hut the car was speedily replaced on the track. Commissioners Slater and Wag goner returned to Harrisourg by buggy on Wednesday morning, a id drove in o a liv-rvstable tin r The liveryman called their at-! tention to some part ot tiie vehicle I which appeared to ie hiokeii, and ; while tiie three were engaged in j disscusing tiie probable cause, tiie i). & C. tain arrived and went! on through tiie town, leaving the i commissioners to wa.it tor another j ! twenty-tour nours m Harris I urg. ; : Biit t'tiev tinailv got awav. Coil- 1 missioner Waggoner getting oil' at j Albany and going to ids home in j Corvallis, and Commissioner Slater j going on to Salem, arriving there i on yesterday morning's delayed j train. He took tiie afternoon j train for his home in LaGrande. j I0! I 'OFFIC K RtA. I LA The following section of the C S. ; Postal Laws and Regulations, iias ' been handed us for publication by ! Postmaster Rsifus Thompson: j Section 47S. Loungers or dis-1 orderly persons not permitted in a j postomYe. A postmaster must not i allow his postoriice to become thej resort for loungers or disorderly j persons, or tiie scene of dispute or ; I controversy, and whenever neces- j ; s.iry lie should invoke the aid of j the civil authorities to expel viola- j ; tors ot" the 'ule. lie is required to 1 keep his postotlice at all times in ! . such a clean and orderly condition ! that it may be viited by womt:i j ' and children and others without ; impropriety or emlxirassment. lie : i i not authorized to exclude the; : public from the lobby of his office : ; during the distribution of the mail, ; i but ho may enforce the observance '. of good order, and may prohibit! i smoking there. When'local author-1 : ities refuse, to preserve order in a, : postoriice at the request of the post- i , master he should cluse the otiice. ; i An Actual lUeeui-renre. A small-sized future statesman, aged about twelve years, accosted a business man yesterday with the question, "lid you ever think of I ine indignity to which the youth of tiiis Country is subjected? Tiie I Chinese are allowed to raise as big i a racket as they want to on Chi ! nese New Year with about a ton of ; bombs and tilings, and on tiie : Fourth ot July us hoys can't shoo! a I firecracker in the street, or th cop 's.voops iitrht down on us. Talk ; about patriotism ! The Chinese . ; have more liberty than a white : boy." Tiie business man said he ; had never thought of it, and the i boy moved, on iiuitlering some-! j thing about a memorial to the city : council being needed. Teaeliers Inslilute. j The annual count- teachers in-; i stitute for Linn county Oregon will j i be held at Albany commencing on ! I Wednesday afternoon, March 14th j ' 1SSS and continuing during the I j 10th and 10th. I. V. S. Rkid, ! j Co. School Suji't. ! supper and Soeiable. The ladies of the M. E. church and congregation will give a supper ! and social at the W. C. T. U. hall i ; on Tuesday evenir.g, February j ; I-1"- Supper from live o'clock ; ' till eight. Music, games and other j entertainments. A good time is J anticipated and a cordial invita- j tion is extended to all. supper, ! twenty-five cents. By order of com- J mittee. j o II ni I) us aiui Uii. It is a straight business pronosi- j tion, easily comprehended and ; worth givi: g attention to, that the ! entire stock of boots and shoes at A. H. Mcllwain's is now ottered at twenty-five per cent, discount, j This sale is positive, as the entire assortment is ottered without re- j serve at this slaughter in prices. j Teacher Examination. I Notu-e is hereby given that the ; regular public quarterly examin-! rtion of teachers wid be held at I the court house in Albany, Linn; Co.. Or., commencing at noon on i Wendesday, Feb. 29, 18SS. Ail j those desiring to pass examinations i will please take notice and be! present at toe beginning. j 1). V. S. Keid, Co. Sch. Supt. Now that the political campaign is approaching it is a seasonable time to subscribe for the Daiiy Hek.u.d. It will contain a full re port of political conventions and i elections, and a candid discussion ot questions at issue, and v. ill be . delivered anywaere in the city at 15 cents per weik, or sent by mail i for $0.00 per year. j The Proceedings of the February Term- A For midable Array of Bills. Tiie application of T. L. Dugger for mluctiou of taxes was allowed as to county levy only. The application of John Leedy and fifty others for county road was read, and J. E. Knox, George (ieisendorfer and F. Propst were appointed viewers to meet E. T. T. Fisher, surveyor, on Feb. 20th. Application of Waller A. Mc Ghee for reduction of taxes, was granted. Application of G. W. Khun for implements for road district 28 was granted. In tiie matter ef changing the boundary between road districts No. S anil 47, change ordered. " CLAIMS ALLOWED. J. Williamson, deputy sheriff's tees . .$ M. H. Ellis, examining in sane person J. 1'. Wallace, same L. J. Moiitanye, same Andrews ec Hackleman, mdse. for poor 90 90 5 00 5 4 (jQ 09 8 10 S 50 5 00 13 50 i l.eeuale v llopkin , -epair- j ing court hou.se I. V. S. lieed, postage. . . . ! Same, salary I K. W. Whipple 0 liro. j lu in her K. tlass A S"ii, mdse. for I poor 15 io 4 00 oo 50 07 Joii-i Leedy. lumber G. L. iJSackman, kerosene. Same, mdse. for poor N. H. Alien, mdse for poor C. C.Ciark ri Sons, lumber. Stewart ec Sox, mdse J. V. Galbraith, clerk fees. I. S. Miiitii, sheriff fees. . '. W. E. Curl, treas. salary. . J. S. Grony, keeping poor. Mrs. C. Houk, keeping poor Stewart & Sox, mdse. ..... Frank Baker, printing Geo. W. Belt, atty. tees. . . Marion county, one-half of repairs of J efferson bridge . Wm. Brenner, constable 1 So 2 !I4 i - 75 90 75 li'8 4S 815 oO (5 00 IS 5 20 CO to i 00! 00 048 40 o li) 50 HO J. M. Porrance, lumber Gill & Smith' mdse 10 00 So 4 Fees, inquest Win. tian f . A. "Watt, fees in Chus Crabb case Jesse Blaker, same Fees, state vs J. C. tt'ueen- er Dr. P. M. Jor.es, intending j)oor A. C. King Mary K. I'avis, keeping poor Fees, state vs F. Mack. . . . Chas. Ryan, same R. S. Suihan, legal services mortgage tax case J. F. Groves, sheriff fees iu Saunders case : . . J. F. Groves, sundry fees. . P. V. Spink, lumber Fees, state s. Geo. Bradley Roontz ec Lame, mdse. for poor J. P. Poiton, mdse. for poor Fees, state vs. G. Laytoii. . Tees, state vs. J. Fitzwater. A. B. Woodin, coi'in, etc. lor A. A. Munsiil L. (.'. Marsh.ul, gravel. . . . John Geisendorfer, gravel. . W. B. Ponaea, mdse J. J. Porris, keeping pcor. . A. Crabtree, digging grave . Green Muiris,k(-eping poor. Dr. J. S. Courtney, medical aid S. . lai'ies.cofi-n for poor. J. B. Roo"its, lumber John Doiiaca, md.e L-ces, tate vs. S. B.jd. . . . Fees, .-Mb- vs. B. Deakins. . 01 40 44 1-' 8 S 25 50 0t) 00 0) 75 100 00 3 til 4 U4 10 Oo 4 SO 10 1 00 i 70; 00 20 00 00 10 0 70 s 11) 00 i oo i 'i !v1 4 00 ! II.) ; SO I 70 ! I.- ees Ttate L. v. Heeler roes in nine .-alvation army cases (1. W. Ilmsaker, road sup l'i .J . il. Fitzwater. keeping poor. C. Bmkhart, constable lees ioS no s oo I io oo 1 GO oeo. lluuipnrey, justice 2 70 lees Train it W'hirney, priiitin A. Bcrrv. luml'.er 0 00 12 00 KOAi) SUI'KKViSuKri A I'l'OIXTXD. Tiie following road supervisors were appointed, the reports of their successors being adopted and their claims for expenses ordered pan.i : Dist. No. 0. ' 7. " 13. " l(i. " 20. " 2:;. " 24 -I . A. T. Powell . .1). T. Uitchford . .Jerome Froman Isaac Ohliuir .Richari Cheadle I . .li. A. Bamford! lames I'ugh . . . .Thos. Nichols j Wm. Wurmouth Paul Betts ; -i . 42. 40. 47. . . Leonard Tvcer D. H. Pierce ...li. M. Fletcher C. S. Mullan A ;ood Slum Ing. During the past quarter 00,000 two-cent stan ps have been con sumed at the Albany postofiice. The largest number "in any pre i -us quarter was 20,000. Business in this city is growing and it is shown in the postofiice as well as in all trades and business. An Fxeelieiit Medieine. "My wile and myself were in bad health for some fifteen yea-s. 1 chanced to be lookinir over one of Simmons Liver Kegulator Allium, aes and saw A. II. Steven's and His'uop Pierce's names to testimonials. I then obtained sonic the Keuuliitor, and can heartily recommend the Livt'i' Kegulu'or to my friends as an excel lent medicine." ' Z. E. Hakrisox. M D. (iordonvilie u Mr. Brink lias received the finest as. sortment of wicker rocking chairs to he found in the city. If you don't be lievuit, call in and see for yourself. For your fine imported and Key West cigar go to M. Bauinart's cigar store, one door east o Langdm's drug store. V at the corner jewelry store when you want your watch repaired. calf boot! 12. Lewis & Sewed Iimrhes. my A Crazy Prisoner Attacks the Guard at the Penitentiary-Murderer Landreth, Special to the Herald Salem, Feb..' 11. Thomas Mc Cleilan a convict serving a sentence of ten years in the penitentiary, from Benton county, for attacking a boy with a pitch fork last year, this morning attacked the guard in the finishing shop of the foundry at tiie prison with a hammer, strik ing him a severe blow behind tiie ear. The other convicts seized him and he was locked up -in a cell. It had been evident for some i time that McCIellau was out of his right mind, and this afternoon he was examined and ordered com mitted to the asylum. REFUSED TO OUEY. Sheriff Graves, of Polk county, came over tiiis afternoon and took to Dallas a prisoner named lienne witz, who was confined here, the c urt having ord r i him take to ii tvit ... i ij lianas au j. oik coumy prisoners j in the Marion county jail. This I would include Landreth, the mur derer, but Mr. Graves positively refuses to obey the instructions of tiie court. Tie was blamed se verely for allowing Kelty to be lynched, when the county court had refused to allow him to be re moved to this city, and he don't propose to incur any more risks. OF 'IHA.XK. I At the musical concert last night the following resolutions were adopted : The second musical concert con ducted by Prof. George, having come to a close alter a most suc cessful term, the members of the same desire to take this opportu nity of offerinsr the following: Resolved, That we the members of this musical convention extend our hearty thanks to Prof. George for his able, efficient and instruct ive leadership : also to his assist ants Mrs. George and Miss Kings man. We have been greatly bene fited by the Instructions imparted, and believe that, the interest awak ened in musical education will be of permanent value to ourselves and ti e community, and assure Prof. George a warm welcome should he again return to our town, Mi nit iu Trouble. East Portland Packet : A. Stinit brought suit before Justice Bullock to recover $1'00 from Paul Fuhr, ( iratton, ernon and U ebber. lie claimed to have lost -SlOO at their gambling house in Portland. Justice Bullock rendered a decision giving the plaintiff $20. Defend ants produced in the trial a receipt for $10, signed by Stinit. It was also stated in the receipt that he tStinir; had.-lost $0 in gambiing ut the place of defendants. Justice Bullock, therefore, decided the pliintiff was entitled to $20, double tiie amount called for by the re ceipt. It seems now that gamblers make every one who gambles at their place sign just such a receipt, with the amount blank, which is filled out before thev leavn Arrested. Prof. Milliken, fhc dancing master, who contracted to give lessons in Eugene and through' the Willamette .valiey, and after re ceiving his pay in advance invari ably skipped, was arrested in Astoria one day this week on a warrant from Justh.-e Kinsey's court, charging him with larceny bv bailee. He ivus it-icil Thiirsiinv. Il't,-m a"d Ftnton aj)earing for flu. Bt.ito nn.l 7 ,-,i j f. ,.- .l,,f..i.r.n-.t ' iivivj hum J'V1 i ii; 11C1V.IVI11 before a jury and discharged. The only way to get even with such a bilk wuuld be to clothe him with feathers held on Eugene tiuard. jv a coat ot tar. lite lCe;i'lii;r Boom. r At the last meeting of the W. C. j T. U.. a committee was appointed to submit a plan for conducting ; tiie reading room. As soon as this j plan has been agreed upon, the i room will be opened to the public. mere are a number of books be longinir to this library that cannot be found, and it is "supposed that books may have been taken out, and as the reading room closed without notification, there was no convenient opportunity for return ing them. Any person having a book belonging'to this library, or knowing of the whereabouts of any, will confer a favor upon the ladies by making it known. A! tinny .lluleal Convention. At the R. B. George concert ves- terday afternoon a permanent con vention known as the Albany Musical convention was organized. A committee consisting of" J)r. (i. W. bray, Mrs. L. A. McConnell, A. W. Thompson, Mrs. II. Flint, Mrs. W. 8. Thompson, Kev. II. P. Webb and Kev. H. V, Kominger was appointed on organization. The following list of officers was elected: President, Dr. G. W. Gray; vice-president, Kev. E. K. Pridian 1; secretary, Miss Clara Head; treasurer, Miss Ada Simp son. Fined Filly Dollar. In the case of the city vs. II. Backensto for violating the ordin ance prohibiting minors from fre quenting saloons.the defendant w as found guilty and a fine of $50 was imposed by Recorder Menton. The case will be appealed to the cir cuit court. NEW TO-UAY. M HOSE DRoIRING TILING CAN OE Bros . X cam the same by calliinr at Will ifuii store, F: act leal lailorln:;. CHRIST WYSS. ONE DOOR EAST OF Democrat office on Second street, is pre pairedto make suits, and all kinds of cloth ins;. Mens' or boys' clothing repaired and cleaned at leasonable rates. A line line of samples on hind. Charges reasonable. Rourd nnd LodKlug. GOOr BOAttD, Wli'U Oit WITHOUT rooms, at reasonable rates by the day or week, at Mrs. Fr.cr's Third .sti.et, between Elswotth and Lyon. All white he.p at this house. Choice Fruit. , "We have just received a fine lot of. Baldwin apples, also choice oranges and ! emons. We have and keep on hand a superb stock of staple and fancy groceries. Please call and see for yourself. Wallace it Thompson, Grocers. ruiui4vs. G1 W r, IASToX, PHYSICIAN -AND St'R- eon, Albany, Oreyon ft I rl. bLLlS, 1'HSK,'IAN AND SL'Kr. 1T.JL. ,' 'enn, Alba y, Oregon. E. A. McL!STER HAS LOCATED his ottiec on the corner of First ami Uroa.'ul!iin streets, over Ke itieia ,Sc lJroiinc-II's stove, where he can be found when not pro fessionally enjesysd. MRS M.E..MC physician, i McC'OY. M D.UOMiEOl'ATHIC olfi .e and residciice corner of i First anal ISalcer streets, .VI ban v. Or. Chronic ilise-isis a specialty. Consultation free. Ol licc hours: 10 to 12 a m. and 2 t 5 p. ji. .4THm:xi;i. DH. N. P.I.ACKIJUKN, . L:iw, Albany, oreoi ATTORNEY AT joii. - ortu t! in Oi ill bi llow's Temple. -Vill practice in all court oi the slate, and give special attention to ali business. YyOLVEIiTON & IRVINE, ATTORNEYS at Law, Albany, nr. Ortiee in rooms 1:: and 14, store. Foster's lilock, over L. E. hlain'i J K. WEATIlOKKnitO, ATTORNEY AT law, Albany, Oniron. Orfi-e in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and yive special 'ttciition to all business. M'MIAL NOTII. Dissolution oi' 4 o:ii'lm-ilti. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existini; between John Isom. E. J. Lan- T ninir ami Edward Goins, under the linn name of Jscm, Lamiini: & Co., is herco dissolved b mutual consent, Edward Cuius retiring. JOHN IS-oM, K. J LANN1NG, LDWAUy GolNS Albany, Jan. 2, 1SSS. 'Ihe biisine.vj in the future will be cenduct 'A by John Isoin nnd E. J. Lannhi, under sclllle sfyle of firm name, Is.-m, Latiniii jic Co.. who will pay all liabilities of the lalu linn, and are alone authorized to c iiect all outstanding accounts. ICcul Estate aim! Asemy rmploynieiil j r l-; PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE or about 100 acres, or those liavinir Ursrcr U icts which they oulci lie willing to divide up into SO or 10U acre lois, are in vital to call at our otliue, a- vu have a 'ev customers fo" that class of f irms. We c?n also furnish par ties -AMi.tinir help, titln-r male or leiuale, for the city or country, with such help as thei ds;rc ori short notici;; and we also have a few situations for both ma:e and feniaie i-i the city arifl country. Call at our o'fice if you want help or wai.t employment. We can yci either fur yon. Office No "tij First street, ad joining W. C. Tweed de's tin store. F. A. RFKKHART & CO.' H. EWEK 1', I'KACTICAL WATCH.MAKEK and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, .Huunolia Flour. T HE T.EST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV- ered to any part of The citv, fnrJ.lu per -ack. JI.U1-N A. C'KAWFOllU. j lilSOiitf "TUB BEST I.SFK INIKAXE. T1; ioSE WIK HAVE II L EXl'EiUEXOE company furnishes us good insurance low c-.st as the Xcrtliwesteni .Mutual. 'Ihe following well known meii u'ive testimony: such Bishop M ill. Slovens I i.'avenport, lov.a. vrry, Henry Keiie.-liel. 'Jsiiiiilneliire!', Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Sloii. E. C I'ratl, Supreme New York State. lude, .lob n halt's. Portland, SJajor, Or. Win. Keitl. Hanker. Portland, Or. L. K. r.!:ii!i. Alijanv. Ilereiiant, Or. And many hundreds cf others all over the; United States. j 1' r thirry ytais East ami twenty jears in ! i eon the N'oit!iwe?tir.i l.eeo making j an 'unhicniistied record." lis security is r.n- I surpassed; its (iividemls wholly unmatched, j Testimony, experience, comparisons with j all otiier coiiijiaiucs ana lull details Jtir I'ished. KU.VNCIS 1!E1D, General Agents, Portland, Or, 17on Your: fi.vk wines and liuoks . go to JI. P.auuujart's. Nolle?. A1 LL PKR50XS KNOW INC TJIEMSKLVKS indebted to Uetiiield : Urou'ijcll will piease come forward ami settle the same without further n tic's and oblige us. ALUAXY, January 1. IS. Ktfl'i'lKLl) & BItOWNELL. Yon will Save Money TAKING YOUK SEWING .MCIIINES the repairer, 11 F. Parsons, at i.th and JelYerson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good satisfaction or no p.ay. tar. it KOLDEW.W, vp-rraiVA nv si:n. ! U freon, A Albany, Oreiron. Graduate of Oer man and Americen coileifes. I'onlraelor ami Kulliler. mHE UNOERSION ZD HAVING LOCATED X in Albany, solicits patrcnajro from cily and country, ' Will contract to build bridge, liarns and all manner of dwelling houses, in- cludiui,' Queen Anne, Eastiake ami blizabt tli au styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and s"oecifie;itious without i liar.-e. Sntisfac- r i to' tiou guaranteed. W. C. CASSKLI. . ACHES OF LAND SITl'ATED 1 l))l) miles east of Albany, near the Oruy on Pacitic raiiroad. oii'J :ic:es in cultivatior., and conta'ns suitieicnt water and timber ior gen era use. Would make four j-ood farms Price, SI2.0U0. with terms to suit purchaser. K"r particulars apply to J. J. Dorris. A NICE, COMKOriTAULE. AND CO.M niodioU3 dwelling, six rooms, one and one-halt .-tories hiifii," hard rinished, splen did well of waler. "small barn, situated on north Fou'lh stieet. This is a very desirable i tesidence, beii"ir in oncoi" the best neighbor hoods in the city. 'Ihe house is compara tivt new and modern in oustnic'ion. For further information impure at this office. B BOARDING HOl'SE-JIKS. M. FKN- nell. Every thin;; fiesh and clean. Rooms rented by the week or month. Satis faction i;uaRinree i. Wauled. IMMEDIATELY AT F. A. BURKHART & 1 Co.'s real estate and employment oliice, a man to work on a farm, also two xirls to do general housewark. Apply at once. C ITY RESTAURANT. FRESH OYSTERS even- day served lit any style. lie! I'roleeled from Smallpox. DR. GUNDEKSON IS PREPARED TO vaccinate at his oflfce corner Baker and T'lird streets, from 9 to 11 o'clock A. M. and from 4 to 6 p. m Nothing but first-class-virus used. P EVERK HOUSE, ALBANY, OU.- CHAS. Lt Pfeiffer, Prop. Only fust eclass house in the city. larj;e sample rooms ior com nicrcial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General staue ortiee for Corvallis. VWU WE0;- PURE (GISEJM AGRICULTURAL DEPOT DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors Have removed into their riew building A FULL Aii all Ira!)!!1 -The largest aud PAESff "WAGONS, In the eentral Wi'.ianiette V proin;)t!y liiied at lowest i-.ites. F urn j HARVESTI'G tL MACHINERY J--- v:'-' . : THOS. BRINK. ! Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor I Cornice Poles, Mirrors, Feather Pillows,Spring Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits, And what, you can't find af other houses, I have it. In factevery thing that is kept iu a first-class house. Ash, Mnftlemul Walnut Cliamber sets. Chairs. Sprint Beds. Lxut) JJtc. Etc.. at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALBANY - . . OREGON ouse WITH BILLIARD HALL WILLI A MS, CHOICE WINE Kept const.'intly on hand. A full line sale, n-veryiuinir nrsi-t iass. 5?" At Revere Hon n ! HIT!1 i ... i ! j. r. GEO. L. BLACKMAN, (Successor to E. W. Lans;dori) 7 to DEALER IN wm. Paints. Oik I mi) .i Also a full line of Books, Stationery and Pwiodicals PRESCRIPTION'S CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. odd Fellows 2o Per Cent Discount FOR CASH ON LUMBER At J. M. Dorrance's steam sawmill one and - one-hali mile from Mehama For further particulars, address J.M. D0RRANCE, Mehama, Or. Its tu error excellence proven m millions of homes r for nioie than a quarter of r.; cent ry. it isjif-ed by tlic Umieu ciates goveriinient. Endorsed by the heads of the greatuniversities as the Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's, lue only Baking Powder that does not contain Ammonia, L,irae or Alum. Sold only 1 in cans, I PJCE BAKING (Jo. POWDER NEW YORK. ST. LOl CHICAGO. IS. OREGON. and have on hand for the trade of 1SS8 4 LIN'E OF STEEL SPRING TooTa HA.R S. FANNING MILLS, STEEL GOODS FENCE WIRE best variety of- meets used by Farmers IIACIIS AND BUGGIES ulley. Orders from u distance solicited and i.tur"E WITH THE BestLine of Furniture In the City. Sample ' How ! AND CLUB ROOMS. Proprietor AND LTQUOR of domestic and imported cigars on? e, Albany, Oreron. ii. W. Lansdon) Temple T WRIGHT, ARTIST, IS PREPARE 1 1 . to irive instruction in drawing, a! o'l and water color painting. For terms a ply at studio, residence of Mrs. Wm. D bruiile. co-ner Ellsworth and Fourth street aks is hot nd goes rij;ht t the s-ot, for Oeumasm, neuialjfia toothache, chills fevertiand colds. Sold by Fosha 4: Mason. llieflltetFiFiii! ill HEBE IT Perfumery aim qiENG KEVG, WASHING AXD IRONING 1 Laundry on Ellsworth street, betwee 1 the Kei ere House and Johnson's ftliuw.; 1 1 shop. AU work warranted first-class an i sa isfattory. Prices low. BOARDING AND LODGING ON UEAS or.able te-nis at Mrs. C. Bull's resta-trant, corner of Biker and First street, oppotit .ie -star nrewery io Olucese cooks. ft I -S 1 it "s I ii II '.1 is ' S J A I 7 $ I