THE MORNING HERALD : TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1888
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gaming gailgSficrald
j ORKGOX PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
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Arrives Depart j
Passenger..
Freignt
... 11:15am. 1:00 p m
; 5:25pm 6:50 a. m
O. & C. R. II. TIME-TABLE.
NOKTH BOUXI.
Arrives' Departs Arrives.
Caia.expr
Eiigene ex
F&ight
6:15am 7.05am ; Portlan-lO.lOam
1115am j 11. Saair.j " 3.45pn.
j 7. lOaail " 2.45pm
SOUTH BOUND.
Arrives Departs Arrives.
Cala.exp j 7.45pm. 8.05pm j Ashland 9.00am
Eugene ex l-20pm12.40pm Eugene 2.40p m
Freight 1 30pm Eugene 6.00pm
No freight leeeived (or south after 11 a.
of same lUy .
LEBANON BRANCH.
1-mAlt.a.y Departs
N7,.li'.7.7;V2 50 p m
n. 13 ; 8.10 p m
i Arrives
Lebanon at
1.36
S.5I)
p in
p m
Fin Leban
Jf0 12 ... 5 00 a m Albaiiyat 5.4."
.No! 14 ... 2.00 p ml " 2.4:".
a in.
p m.
THE MAIL.
Mails at th- Albany postolfice close as follows:
t-'or all offices, north
Vhe eastern states ;-G:30 A. M.
T'le West Side j
And the Narrow GuageR.R. J
r.r Portland and Salem U A. M.
Corvallis and Yamuna 1-2S50 r.' M.
Ad .dices south " M
The posto'Rce will be closed each evening
from six to seven o'rloek.
Rt 'Wtered matter tor the early morr.irg
tAiin should he mailed before S o'clock the
revious evening.
.lo t ri;s AKOIT TOW.
Valentine's day.
"The Veteran of 1S12" on Friday
New goods e t AV t
Read's.
Low prices still prevail at F. M.
French's.
Call and see our new goods. V.
F. Read.
Use Dwight's cow brand of soda
nid saleratus.
For a good pair of spectacles pro
to F. M. French's
N. II. Allen leaves this morning
for a business trip to Salem.
. ev- Harris, of Salem, was
' uie cny yesterday.
Win. Busey, of Hairisburg, was
m the city yesterday.
Choice evaporated appricots and
peaches at Barker Bros.
A new lot of fountain pens at
"Will & r-tark's jewelry store.
Theodore Lawrence, formerly of
this city, died Sunday at Eugene.
7 1 .
regular meeting ot the citv
council to-night.
Mrs. W. V. Baltimore has been
dangerously, ill with mea -.les, but
is recovering.
There will be a social hop at the
opera house next Wednesday even
ing. Capt. II. E Ilavs, lecturer of
the Oregon State Grange, was in
the city yesterday.
Win. Simpson has opened a new
tin and notion store next to Stuart
& Sox'.
Cnoice Riverside Naval oranges i day A. D. Mazinge. who was si -and
line Sicily lemons at J. ! rested at Gervais Saturday bv Coi -Joseph's.
; stable D. B. Montieth, "wan tried
Good young team and new wagon j 0:1 a charge of the larceny of i
for sale' cheat), if taken sin. I cross-cut saw valued at $7. It was
bee Kenton & Chase.
Alex. Cunningham
is removing
his blacksmith shop from First
street, and wiil erect a hotel in its
place.
Street railways, electric lights
and such improvements are indi
cations of a growing city, and are
what Albany wants.
Tickets for the G. A. R. play.
'The Veteran
ot 1812" will
be
placed on sale this morning
at
Blackmail's drug store.
II. II. Hays has sold his interest
in the delivery business to Archie
Blackburn ami will leave to-day
for Portland.
Read Wni. Simpson's new adv.
this morning. His 5, 10. 15, 20
and 25 cent counters are attracting
great attention.
Winn, the Travelers' accident
insurance agent, will have time to
write fifty policies during this
week. Call early and avoid the
lush.
Rare bargains in all kinds ot sil
verware, clocks and jewelry at
"Will & Stark's successors to F. AV.
Carter. They have a large stock
to select from.
The immense stock of boots and
shoes at A. B. McIIwain's is being
slaughtered at twenty-five percent,
discount on each and every dollar's
worth sold.
Will oi Stark, who recently pur
chased the jewelry store of F. W.
Carter, are selling fine jewelry and
silverware at very low prices." Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
The Star Baking Powder in one
pound cans at 25 cents per pound
at J. Joseph's is a delight to house
keepers, satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Try a can.
Attention is directed to W. F.
Read's new adv. this morning, lie
is a live merchant and up with the
times with an immense stock of
general merchandise for die com
ing season's trade.
Messrs. Franklin & Co. have
opened in connection with their
second band store a first-class tin
shop, and will hereafter be in the
field for contracts and all other
work usually connected with the
business.
Pensions have been granted to
vV.vin P Wiusol, Oregon City;
Orange S. Richardson, Baker City;
John P. Walton, Gentle valley
Idaho. J. R. Flindt ha.s been an-!
iiointed iiostmntfr nr TIu-t.;,rrt,r
J I ... . tiruillllUli
Lincoln county, W. T. in piace of
C. W. Law, resigned.
New that the political campaign
is approaching it is a seasonable
time to subscribe for tiie Daily
Herald. It will contain a full re
1. .! i:
pun 01 puiuiuai cuiieiiuo;is aim
flections, and a candid discussion
of questions at issue, and will be
lieiiverecl anywnere in li:e city at
15 cents per week, or sent by mail j
tor $5.00 per year. j
TO KUU A STKKKT KULWAY.
A Company Organized with a Capital
Stock'of $25,000 for this Purpose.
Articles of incorporation were
sent to Saleni yesterday to be riled
with the secretary of state, incor
porating the Albany fetreet Rail
way Company. The incororators
are" A. D. Barker, C. G. Burkhart,
F. E. Allen and L. D. Crossen, and
the capital stock of the company
is $25,000, divided into shares of
$25 each. The object of the organ
ization is to construct a street rail
way in this city un First street,
and from First the entire length of
Lyon street, stopping at the depot.
An ordinance granting the right
of way for the road will be pre
sented at the regular meeting ol
the citv council to-night.
I'he
incorporators have ample means
to construct and equip the road,
and it is understood that several of
the wealthy citizens of this city
will be stockholders in the enter
prise. The city council will certainly
not hesitate to grant the right of
way for a public improvement of
this kind, street railways, electric
lights, increasing values in real
estate, and new buildings are
everywhere indications of a busy,
grow ing city, and the more of these
tilings Albany has the better.
There is now only one city in Ore
gon big enough to have street, rail
ways, that is Portland, and Albany
wiil be second.
( KMI K 'HOWL KLI'UUT.
Following is the report of Center
school district JNo. 4!. lor tlie sec
ond month commencin
and ending Fell, od :
No. days attendance. . .
No. days absence
No. davs tardiness
Jan. 2d
ooli
20:;
28
No. boys enrolled 27
No. girls enrolled 11
Total 3S
Axerage daily attendance 27
ROLL OF HONOR.
George Belts, Charlie Clark,
Annie Drinkard,. Jessie Greenhalgn,
Berry Overton, Lincoln Overton,
Schuyler Overton, Freddie Over
ton, Artie Schick, Minnie Schick,
Bennie Schick,
Katie Wi-le.
Miss E.
Edward Wigle,
A. Collins,
Teacher.
Alignment at cio.
Information has been received
in this city that the firm of John
son Ot Sheiton at Scio have made
an assignment in favor of John
Morris, of that place. Their lia
bilities are $30,000. As near as
can be ascertained their assets ex
ceed this amount, the failure being
occasioned bv a temporary embar
rassment. The firm has been buy
ing Oregon Pacific time checks
and sub-contractor's papers, of
winch it is said they have $10,000.
I pon this they cannot at present
get anv monev.
1 Jiiily Hays iu .(ail.
In
Justice Dnrris' ciitirf vpsrr-
proved that Mazinge borrowed tiie I
saw of J. C. Harris ami forgot to
return it, subsequently selling it at
the second hand store for lii'tv
cents. Ib
Will
lined $25 and costi-
in (leiaun 01 wincn a was give
'1
thirty-one days in the county jail.
Mipper and Sx i;i3!e.
The ladies of the M. E.-church
and congregation will give a supper
and social at the W. C. T. 'J. hall
on Tuesday evening, February
14th. Smmer from live ivrlork
till eight. Music, games and other !
entertainments. A good time is
anticipated and a cordial invita
tion is extended to ali. supper,
twenty-five cents. By order of com
mittee. Why They Came ti Ore -on.
G. W. Wiswell received a letter
yesterday from relatives in
Hastings, Nebraska, which stated
tiiat the number of people frozen
to death during t ie recent blizzard
in that slate as lar as heard from
was 500. Such little things as this
is what causes such a movement of
home:seekers toward Oregon.
Albany Musical Conveulion.
The following list of officers was
elected: President, Dr. G. W.
Gray ; vice-president, Rev. E. II.
Pricbard; secretary. Miss Clara
Read ; treasurer,Mrs. W. S. Thomp
son; organist Miss Ada Simpson.
A sham battle between "F" Co.,
O. N. G., of this city and the G.
A. R. veterans or some other mili
tary organization would lie one of
tiie biggest and most taking attrac
tions tfiat could be gotten up for
the celebration of tiie Fourth of
July next. We suggest this early 1
in order that the subject may not
be too new when the time comes j
for arranging for celebrations. j
At the regular meeting of the
city council to-night a proposition !
wiil be submmitted by N. H. AI- i
len to furnish the city with elec- j
trie lights, machinery for the
lights has been received ami the j
work of construction commenced. 1
Theci-.y ought not to lie backward in
replacing the kerosene street lamps
with the new electric lights.
An Fxrellent Medicine.
"My wife and myself were in bad j
health for some fifteen yea -s. I j
chanced to be looking over one of i
Simmons Liver Rcsrulator Alman-!
lies and saw A. II. Steven's and Bishop j
Pierce's names to testimonials. I
! Pierce's
then obtained some the Regulator, i
and can heartily recommend tli: Liver j
ieuuiartr 10 niv 11 leiius as an excel- ;
j lelU
1
medicine."
'.. E. Harris.vx. m. D.
Gordon vi!!e
- Jacksonville paj er
ii . - r 1
A vast nuni-
. ot-r 01 iruu trees are
; olanteu in this countv. It will m,t
; be liianv years ! it-tore Southern i
Oregon will be one of tiie greatest j
fruit-growing sections on the Pacific '
coasL j
KlbKVK 4ITY XOTES.
Eugene City, Feb. 12.
The Eugene Dramatic Company
played ' Hidden Hand" last Fri
d.r, evening for the benefit of tne
Firemens' Silver Cornet Band. A
fair sized and appreciatve audi
ence was present.
Th. Nast gave one of his artistic
entertainments at the Rhinehart
theater Thursday eveniug. It was
well attended and thoroughly en
joyed. An attempt was madetoburglai
ize Horn & Bain's gun store Thurs
day evening. The robber or rob
bers were thwarted by the arrival
of Mr. J. O. Watts, who occupies a
corner of the store as a jewelry
shop, and had gone there after the
theater to get an umlre'.la. He
found the back door oen, and a
wrench ana crowbar, which had
been used in breaking open the
door. Nothing was found to be
missing in the store.
Mr. No ris Humphrey, of Eu
gene Cit- and Miss Grace Iianna,
of Cory;, li , were married at the
resident- o the bride's parents on
the Dth ri Mr. ami Mrs. Hum
phrey aiv expected soon to return
to vugene, where they will reside
in the future.
Oi-ixui of l. Valentine's liny.
The oriiin nf the peculiar o' ser
vancesof St. Valentine's Day is sub
ject of bome obscurity. The saint
himself, who was a priest of Rome,
and was martyred in the third cen
tury, seeiii3 to have Imri nothing to ilo
with th' matter beyond the accident
of his day being used fur the purpose.
Mr. Donee, in h'S illustrations of
Shakespeare, says: "It w is the prac
tice in ancient Rome, .during a great
part of the month of February, to
celebrate the Lupercatia, which were I
feasts m honor of Pan and Juno,
whence the latter deity vv; s named
Febiuata, Februali and Fehruella.
On this occasion, amidst a variety of
ceremonies, the names ot young wo
men were put in a box, from which
they were drawn by the men as
chance directed. The pastors of the
early Christian church, who ly every
possible means endeavored to eradi
cate the vestiges of pagan supersti
tious, and cbieily by some commu
tations of their forms, substituted in
the present instance the name of
the women, and as the festival of the
Lupercalia had commenced about the
mi'.uile of Februriy, they appear to
have ch.isen St Valentine's day for
celebrating the new feast because it
occurred at nearly the same time.
This is. in part, the opinion, of the
learned compiler of the lives of the
aints. It would seem, however,
that it was utterly impossible to ex
tirpate altogether any ceremony to
which the common people had been
much accustomed, a fact which it
was easy to prove in tracing the
origin of various other popular sup
erstitions, and accordingly the out
lines of the aucient ceremonies was
preserved, but modified by somo ad
aptation to the Ciiristiau system. It
is reasonable to suppose that the
above practice of choosing mates
wo. ild gradually become reciprocal in
tlie sexes, and tiiat all persons so
chosen would be called valentines,
from the day on which the ceremony
took place."
Trotting Wonders of the World.
The six leading sires of the
World, according to Tlie Breeders'
Gazette, are Blue Bull, George
Wilses, Daniel Lambert, Volun
teer. Dictator and Electioneer
that is, when all thimjs arc consid
ered. '-When one takes the fastest
three of tlie get of each," says the
authority quoted from, he speedily
discovers tiiat in this point otx
ccllence Dictator stands at the
His best three are Jay Eve See 2:
10; Phallus, 2.BJ :J 4. and Director
2 :17 their average record being 2:
lo 1 2. Next in order comes
George Wilkes, who fastest trio
are Harry Wilkes, 2:13 1-2, Guy
Wilkis, 2:15 1-2, ami Wilson, 2 :Vi
l 4. Averaging the records we
find the result to be 2:15 1 4. Then
comes Volunteer with St. Julieu,
2:11 14;Gioster, 2:17, and Alley
2:19. Tneir average is 2:15 1-2.
E'cctioueer follows closely behind
Vo'unteer and Manzauitn. 2:10;
Auteo. 2:10 1-4, and Adair, 2:17 1-5
the average rate of speed iu their
case beiu--2:16 1-12, and wiieu it
is borne in mind that Mauunita
made her record last seison when
but 4 years old, ami that she wili
uudoubtly go faster this year.
COAST NOTES.
Archbishop Gross, of Portland,
contemplates building a sister's
school at Roseburg the comin"
summer, so says an "exchange.
Nine tramps were arrested one
day at Corvallis last week, and all
placed in the cooler. Corvallis is
not a healthful locality for trumps.
Geo. R. Jnstis, who wa sent to
the penitentiary for murdering an
Indian at Grant's Pass has lieen
released, after serving a few years
of bis time.
Herring have been running quite
lively during the week, f-turgeon,
perch and flounders are also
abundant, and the fishermen are
I
! jubilant, says the Yaouina Post
j The Douglas Countv Review
j says: There is a disease anion"
tne norses throughout
this COllr:-
irom winch seveal horses have
die L We have not learned exact
ly what the nature of the disease is
but whatever it may be is fata!.
The Oregon Gold Mining Com
pany at Coanucopia have shut
down their mill for the present,
owing to the trouble of getting tun
nel timber for use in the mines
while the deep snows continue.
says the Baker City Democrat. j
Bunchgrass Blade: A party of
0. R. & N. engineers arrived in J
town Monday. Thev were makincr
observations of the track of the
ctnt niJ?n water. It is thought the j
euiiijiany intend building the road i
up t. e creek, after all.
LIXX tOlXTl' DEMOCRATS.
Following is the apportionment,
of delegates to the Linn county
democratic convention, which
meets in Albany March 24th ; the
primaries to be held March 17th :
East Albany 9 I Liberty o
West Albany 6 j Lebanon g
Brownsville 7 Orleans
Brush Creek 2 Sweet Home 3
Crowfordsville 2 Scio 7
Center 3 Santiam 5
Fox Valley 2 i Shedd 3
Franklin Butte... 5 Syracuse 3
Harrisuurg 8 Waterloo 4
Halsey 4 Rock Creek 1
Reduced Kales.
The O. & C. R. R. Co. has kind
ly authorized its agents to at Al
bany and Corvallis to issue return
rate" of one-fifth regular passenger
fare to all representatives and
members who pay full fare over
the road to Albany to attend the
annual encampment of the Grand
Army cf the Republic and Woman's
Relief Corps, which meets in this
city February 22, and who present
certificates properly signed by of
ficers of the organization. Certifi
cates must be presented to the
agent at Albany by members who
t.avel on the east side division,
and to the agent at Corvallis by
those wl o t a. el on the west side.
All certificates to expire 011 Febru
ary 27, 1SSSS.
a. it.
On Friday
Entertainment.
evening, February
17, 1S3S, McPherson Post, G. A.
R., and W. R. C. will play at the
opera house the drama entitled,
"The Veteran of 1S12; or Kesiah
and the Scout." The play is a
very interesting one, depicting
scene supposed to have transpired
during the late war. in the states
of Virginia and Massachusetts, and
has been carefully prepared and
will be put on in good style. The
price of admission will be twenty
five cents, with reserved seats at
fifty cents. The proceeds of the
entertainment will be devoted to
completing and furnishing the hall
lately erected, and forms a most
worthy object of your patronage.
Bv order of committee.
lioid Watch ;iven Am ay.
Francis Pieiiier has placed in his
show case at the Albany soda and
candy works a $50 gold watch,
which will be given away to the
customer who purchases of him
the most cigars. Every person
who buys a cigar will receive a
ticket. At the end of ninety davs
the one holding the largest number j
of tickets wiil receive the watch, j
It is warranted to be a genuine
gold watch worth $50. His cigars
are the best in the market. This
is a rare chance to get a gold
watch free.
No Humbug A00111 iin...
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. McIIwain'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.
Teaehcrs Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the
regular public quarterly examin
rtion of teachers will be held at
the court house in Albany, Linn
Co., Or., commencing at noon on
Wendesday, Feb. 20, 1S8S. All
those desiring to pass examinations
will please take notice and be
present at tne beginning.
D. V. S. Ri:iD, Co. Sch. Supt.
Startling A Terri'ile Fall !
A wonderful oiler! Cloaks, jack
ets and wraps, of every description,
at sweeping prices. Desiring to
greatly reduce our stock on these
lines before taking inventor', we wil
oiler 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.
Mo.vTKini it SeitkxijiVCh.
Teacher Institute,
The animal county teachers ii -stitute
for Linn county Oregon will
j be held at Albany commencing on
I Wednesday afternoon, March 14th
j 1S88 and continuing during the
I 15th and 10th. D. V. S. Rkid,
Co. School Sup'ti
For your fine imported and Key
West cigar go to M. Biiumgnrt's clgur
store, one door east o Langdrn's drug
store.
Fresh oranges received by every
steamer at Fracis Pfeffer's.
Sewed calf boots Lewis &
Hughes.
Coins: Out or the Shoe Business.
Shane & Lonsway's great shoe
shoe sale at cost still continues.
Get your size before they are gone.
THE WEAIHCIt TO-DiY.
Sax Franxisco, Feb. u. Weather indica
tions for the naxt twenty four hours begin
ning at 7 r. m. are: Local rains; nearly
stationary temperature.
A'EIV TO DAY.
Xew Departure !
lew Store, New Goods.
TIN.HARDWXRE AND NOVELTY STORE
OPENED BY
WILLIAM SIMPSON.
0, 10. I& 20 and 25
On each of which every article is sola at the
fimires named. This is a rare opportunity to
replenish your kitchen furniture and house
furnishing goods, or to putchaso
41 Priees Never before Heard of
One door west of Stewart k Sox'
AI.BAXY - - OKEGOX.
Cent Counters
inniuiu jam
1 j
Choice Fruit.
We have just received a fine lot
of Baldwin apples, also choice
oranges and lemons. We have and
keep on hand a superb stock of
staple and fancy groceries. Please
call and see for yourself.
Wallace & Thompson-,
Grocers.
I'HYSIi'lAXS.
Gr
W. riASTOX. PHYSICIAN AXD Sl lf-
, geon, Albany, Orevon
M
H. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AXD SURr
geon, Alba- y, Orejron. .
DR. E. A. McALlSTEU HAS LOCATED
his office on the corner of First and
Broa-ialbin streets, over Redfield .x Bromiell's
store, where he can be found when not pro
fessionally enaid.
MRS M.E.McCOY.M. D.HOSKEOPATHIC
physician, ottice and residence corner of
First and Baker streets, Albany, Or. Chronic
diseases a specialty. Consultation free. Of
fice hours: 10 to 12 a m. and 2 to 5 v. M.
ATTOK.NET.
DR. X. BLACKIil-RX, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, Albany, Oregon. - Ottice in Odd
hollow's Temple. VIII practice in all courts
of the state, and give special attention to all
business.
YlfOLYEIlTOX & IRVINE, AITOItNEYS
IV at Law, Albany, or. Cilice in rooms l:j
and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blum's
store.
T K. WEATHORI'ORP, ATTORNEY AT
1) . law, Albany, Oregon. Olti-.e in -Odd
fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the
courts of thesiate, and give special attention
to all business.
SPECIAL .NOTICE.
HE WERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
. and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
Magnolia Flour.
I1IIL BEST .MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV
1 ered to any part, of the citv, fur 5J.10 per
sack. JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
nlSOdtf
"THE I! EST LIFE I.i KAMCE.'
mifOSE WHO HAVE HD EXPERIENCE
L in the leading companies say no other
company furnishes as good insurance at as
low cost as the Ncrthwesteni .Mutual.
The following well known niei. give such
testimony:
IClsliop Wm. Stevens Ferry,
Davenport, Iowa.
Henry ISenediet, Manufacturer,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hon. E. C- Vralt, Supreme .Iud:e,
New York Slate.
.loli 11 Cates. Mayor,
Portland, Or.
Win. Itrid. Banker.
Portland, or.
L. E. Blaiji. Merchant,
Albany, Or.
And many hundreds cf others all over the
United States.
F..r thirty years East and twenty years in
Oiegon the Northwestern has been inakinir
an "unblemished record." Its security is un
surpassed; its dividends wholly unmatched.
Testimony, experiences, comparisons with
all other companies and full details fur
luslied. FRANCIS & REID,
General Agents, Portland, Or.
IXR YOUR FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
go to M. Baumgart's.
Xotii-c.
ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
indebted to llediield i Bruwnell will
please come forward and settle the same
without further n 'tic; and oblige us.
Albany, Januarv 1, 1SSS.
REDFIELD RROWNELL.
Vou will Save Money
I T?Y TAKING YOUR sewing MACHINES
j JJ to the repairer, B F. I'arsons, at Sixth
and Jefferson streets, Albany,
Oregon. Good
satisfaction or no pay.
Contraetor and Ituilder.
a "HIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED
in Albany, solicits li:itrona"V from riiv
: and country. Will contract to build bridge,
j bams aii.l all manner of dwelling hoines, in
I eluding yueen Anno, East lake and Elizaluth
austyusof buildings. Will furnish plans
1 anil spe'-ilic.itioiis w i'.hout i baige. Sntisfac
j tiou jjiurantvs-d. W. C. CASSELL.
(Oi'ACRES OF LAND-SITUATED 12
))) miles east of Albany, near the Oregon
I Pacific railroad, 30'0 aces in cultivation, and
j contains siitnVicnt water and timber tor gen
1 era' use. Would make four good farms
j Price, sl'2,000. with terms to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris.
A
NICE, COMFORTABLE AND COM-
mmlinus dwelling, six rooms, one and
one-naif stories hign, hard finished, splen
did well of water, small barn, sir.11.1tml on
north Fou-'h 1 street. 'I his is a very desirable
lesmeiice, ueiiig 111 one 01 tne nest neighbor
hoods in the city. The house is compara-tivi-iy
new and modern in construction. For
further information impure at this office.
B hoarding iiouse-mus. m. KKX-
nell. Everything fiesh and clean.
Rooms rented by the week or month. Satis-fa'tti-m
guanintee l.
Wanleil.
TMMEDIATELY AT K. A. BURKHART &i
J co. s real estate and employment ottice, a I
man to worn on a farm, also two -,'irls to do !
general housewark. Apply at once. ' i
CITV RESTAURANT. FRESH OYSTERS
every day served in any style.
et Protected from Smallpox.
DR. GUNDERSON IS PREPARED TO
vaccinate at his office corner Baker and
T'.iird streets, from ) to 11 o'clock a. m. and
from v4 to li v. si Nothing hut first-class
virus used.
R FA-EKE HOUSE, ALBAXY, OH. CH AS. !
Pfeiffer, l'r.,p. Only first-eclass house I
in the city. Large sample rooms for com. j
m.-rcial men. Jo Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General stage ottice for Corvallis.
Practical Tail.niii-.
CHRIST WYSS. ONE DOOI5 EAST OF
Democrat. cthYe on Sec ud street, is pi e
paired to make suits, and all kinds of cloth
ing. Mens' or hojs' clothing rcoaired and
cleaned at reasonable rates. A line line of !
samples on html. Charges reasonable. j
Koarti and I.ixlging;.
pOOD HOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT j
VT rooms, at reasonable tates by the dav or i
week, at Mrs. Fryer's Third street, between i
Elswoi th and Lyon. All white help at this
house. 1
aks is hot -nd goes right to the spot, for
Oeumasm, neuialgia toothache, chills
fevertiand colds. Sold by Fosha
Mason.
"low
"DOAKDIXG AND LODGING OX REAS- I
JL) onable terms at Jfrs. C. Hall's restaurant, j
corner 01 uaner ana rirst street, opposite
the Star brewery Xo Chinese cooks.
TEXG HEX7G, WASHING AXD IROXIXG
Laundry on Ellsworth street, betwee
the Revere House and Johnson's Blacksn.i
shop. All work warranted first-class an 1 sa
isfactory. Prices low.
II. I liiull.
BOOT AXD SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK
warranted. Shop since the fire removed
to Ferry street, second dor from postoitiee.
THO DR-SIRIXli 'AiLlXG CAN )K
tain the an e ailing at Will Bros .
gun st're,
PURE
(GEBJMEfi
in
mm
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PERFECT MADS
AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors
ALBANY, . - - OREGON.
Have removed into their new building
A FULL
WAGONS
HACKS,
PLO VS,
HARVESTI'G
MACHINERY
Awl all Implements
-The largest aDd
FARM "WAGONS, 2ACSS AND BUGGIES
K- urn
JHttBlL Tllft illnAvil
THOS. BRINK,
Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor
Cornice Poles, Mirrors, Feather
Pillows,Spring Mattresses,i
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, Lounye Mtc, Etc., at Price's that
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
ALBANY - -. OREGON.
loose Sami)Ie
mm
WITH BILLIARD HALL
J. B. WILLIAMS, -
CHOICE WINE
slAUmln
At I!f'Vl'r TTrO.Crt
.. ..v,.,
GEO. L. BLAGKMAN,
(Successor to
DEALER IN-
Drugs, hints, Oils, u
ad,
(i
Also a full line of Books, Stationery and Periodical
PRESCRIPTIONS C'AKEFULLY COMPOUND. Ti. Templ.
t
FOR CASH
Discoim
ON LUMBER
At J. M. Dorrance's steam sawmill one and
one-hali mile from Mehama. For further
particulars, address
J.M. DORRANCE, Mehama, Or.
lis superior excellence
proven in millions of homes
for mofe than a quarter of
a ccn" ry. It is us ed by the
United crates 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.
XEW YORK. C HICAGO.
ST. I.OUIa.
and have on hand for the trade of 18S8
LINE OF
STEFL
SPPJNG Tooth
FANNING
MILLS,
STEEL GOODS
FENCE WIRE
hi k Falters
best variety of-
i turE
AND CLUB ROOMS
- . Proprietor
AND LIQUOR
domestic ;and imported cigars
; Alhnnn i
OB
.i,.,.,,, t uictun.
E. AV. Langdon)
1
Mr
Kt-al KNtate and
Einployne-
PARTIES HAVING FARMS Fnn khp
up into 80 or 10o aere lots, are nvlted to eSf
ties wanting help, either male or female
the city or country, with such help as i&l
desire on short notice; and we also have a
situations for both male and feinaic i-tiT
city and country. Call a our oXViJ vo
want help or want employment. WffiS
either for yon. Office Xo. 05 First stlvSt ? i
joining W. C. Tweedale's tin store
F. A. BURKHART & CO.
J)ltJ' K,DEW;4f.-VETERIXARr SL-fil-
I 1M ME YET
SBestLiiie of Furfliture
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