Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 16, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text, - A j. iteming gaUgScrald OREGON PACIFIC TIMK TAB I.E. Arrives Depart Passenger , Freisrr.t ll:laum 1:00 p m S:2Sm 6:50 a m O. fe C. K. K. TIME-TABLE. A'OKTII BOTJAD. 1 Arrives! Departs S Arrives. Cala.exnr 6:45am! 7 OS.im fPrtiHoiA Epene ex Freight llloainill. 35air. " 3.45pm -. 1 7. 10am j " 2.45pm SOUTH BOUND. Arrives Departs' Arrives. C'ala.exp JEuene ex Freight i.45pnii 8.0opm 'Ashland 9.00am 12.20pm. Ii40pm' Eugene 2.40p m -1 1 30pm 1 Eugene 6.00pm No freight leeeived for south after 11 a. m of same dav. LEBANON BRANCH. 1'UiAiitay Departs i Arrives No. 11 12 50pm Lebanon at 1.3H pm "No. 13 j S.10 p in " s.5f p m Fm Lulian No. 12 : 5 00 a m Albanyat 5.45 a m. No. 14...; -2.00pm' " -2.45pm. THE MAILS. Wails at thf Albanv postorhce close as follows: ror all omees north Vne Eastern states TV West side And the Narrow GuageR .R. F i Portland and Salem Corylil'.is and Yaui:ia A 1 Mikes south ) 1-6:30 A. M. 11 A. M. ...12:30 r. m . ...7:30 : m This postortiee will be closed each evening from six to seven o'clock . Ketered matter for the early morr.irg train should be mailed betore S o'clock the levious evening. THE WEATHER TO-IlY. San Francisco, Feb. 14 Weather indica tion for the next twemy-iour hours begin ning at 7 P. M. are: Cooler; fair weather. JOITI.VJ.S A BO IT TOWX. ''The Veteran of 1812" on Friilay. Low prices still prevail at F. M. French's. Gall and see our new goods F. Kead. W. Use Pwight's cow brand of soda nd saleratus. For a good pair of spectacles go to F. M. French's L. W. Deyoe returned on last night's train from Portland. Choice evaporated appricots and peaches at Parker Bros. Choice Riverside Naval oranges and fine Sicily lemons at J. Joseph's. Mrs.iM. D. JJallard, of Seattle, is visiting in this city, the guest of Sirs. VJ. F. Sox. Good young team and new wagon for sale cheap, if taken s.m. &ee Kenton & Chase. Ala Harris and wife, of Yaquina, were in the city yesterday on their return from California. They were met here by a sister of Mrs. Harris. Abe Hackleman has received of "Win. Fukwey, of Polk county, a fine $S00 Shorthorn Durham bull. It is one of the finest animals in the state. Winn, the Travelers' accident insurance agent, will have time to write fifty jiolicies during this week. Call early and avoid the lush. Rare-bargains in all kinds oi sil verware, docks and jewelry at V,Ti!l & Stark's successors to F. AY. Carter. They have a large stock to select from. The immense stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is being slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's TV'orth sold. The entertainment to be given next Mondav evening by tne Y. V. C. T. U."is a hatchet entertain ment and is to be given in the V. C. T. TJ. hall. . The water will be shut off from the city water work? at S o'clock this morning in order to repair the main. Consumers will govern themselves accordingly. The Star leaking 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. Curran & Monteith sold yester day the house and lot owned by John S. Morgan, located on the corner of Second and Montgomery streets to Chas. Buseh, considera tion $1500. Messrs. Franklin & Co. have opened in connection with their second hand store a first-class tin shot), and will hereafter be in the field for contracts and all other work usually connected with the business, i A meeting of the Albany Music al Association will meet at the W. C. T. L". hall on Saturday evening. All interested in the advancement in music are requested to be pres ent. The same books used by R. B. George will be used. By order of committee. Lights to be l.oeaCed, The pater familias of the city "were out yesterday looking over the grounds to see where the elec tric lights could be best located. Their decision will be given at the called meeting to-night. p;uiiM--t 4'hange. Thos. .T. Overman, the well known clerk in L. E. Blain's clothing sftore, has purchased an interest in the harness and saddle store of E. L. Thompson. Beth are popular young men and will make a strong team as a firm in this business. Teachers Examination. Notice is hereby given that the regular public quarterly e'xamin rtion of teachers will be held at the court house in Albany, Linn Co., Or., commencing at noon on Wendesday, Feb. 2!, .1888. All those desiring to pass examinations will please take notice and be present at tne beginning. D. Y.; S. Reid, Co. Sch. Supt. MIKKIF.D. liADEKSHAJI SMITH. At the residence of the bride's parents, Jlr. and -Mrs James Smith. Feb. 14th. by the P.ev. A. 31 Ach ts'.n: 3!r. It. P. JIabeioham, of Portland, and Miss 31. E. Smith, of Peoria. ALBiXV A THE KtOJ PAl IF1 Albany's Prospects -This Season's Rail road Work The Kelson Bennett Snit. The Evening Bulletin, of San Francisco, in an article in which the writer seems to know what he is talking about says : The Oregon Pacific directors have lately sent out instructions to their managers here to make every prep aration for vigorous woik "in the spring. Beginning in April, it is hoped during the months that fol low to push the line far into East ern Oregon for 250 or 300 miles, and by the summer of ISS'J, it all goes well, it is hoped to see the line through to Boise City. Before reaching that point there will be connection with the short line of I the Lnion Pacific, that now runs from Umatilla to Granger, on the main line. Last winter work was carried on all the time, but this year the weather has been more severe, and beside there has bef-n much, trou ble with contractors. Cress-suits for large amounts are now pend ing between the company and contractors G. YV. Hunt and Nel son Bennett. One suit against Bennett is for $700,000 for failure to complete a contract within a j specified time. The con.ractors j urge that the engineers' estimates; are at fault. The immigration to interior Oregon is increasing rapid ly. Government land is fast be ing taken up. Many new settlers are going and many more are known to be coming. A great im migration this spring is predicted. Real estate values have increased at Albany, Corvallis and other points over 200 per cent, during the past year, according' to state ments of a gentleman who knows alt about matters there. One man bought seventeen acres at $170 per i aore, near Albanv last summer. and six months after he sold his purchase for $300. Many specu lators are there from abroad. By April 1 it is exnected to re- i sume active construction work. Of the aOO miles of the route from Ya quina Bay across the fertile inter ior of Oregon to Boise City, about 108 miles are to be built. "The sur vey has been completed the entire distance, and grading has been done amounting to ail about 3U0 miles. The end of the completed road is at a point near Thomas creek, about twelve miles beyond the Santiam river and twenty miles east of Albany on the Wil lamette. Substantial bridges had to be built over the Santiam and Thomas creek. The road bevond this point runs generally easterly, and in the next fifty miles ascends the spurs of the Cascade range. Here is the most diliicult work' oi j the route, but much of the prelim i inary labor has already been done. I The heaviest grade here will not be j over lUti feet to the mile. The (greatest altitude reached by the projected route is about 4700 feet. xne mountains m tins section of the country form the western boundary of a great inland plateau. The road does not again descend at any point to its previous level in the Willamette Valley i the way to Boise City the route i will range in altitude between 3000 and 4000 feet. On this great tal .le j land the work is easy. The route j passes through many fertile vallevs ! and a great, grazing country. The crossings at the Deschutz an Mal heur rhers in Eastern Oregon have already been secured. The Ore gon Short Line made several sur- j veys in the Malheur Valley, but j since then its route has been" aban i doned. j To Hit 4 :1. ens ul AUiaii.y. j As the seventh annual eneamp- ment of the department of the Or- egon G. A. ll. and V. R. C. will i convene in our citv February '22, "Washington's Birthday," and as I representatives from ail parts of j the state, to the number of two I hundred or more, will be piesent. we would respectfully ask all citi zens, and especially the business men, to decorate their dwellings anil places of business in some suitable manner befitting the occa sion by a display of bunting or flags as they think best, and to assist us in welcoming our guests so that the good name our city has sustained in the past for hospitality may be maintained. By order of the committee. ".Memoirs" of the Late lr. .ary. We have received from Mr. S. B. Eakin, of Eugene City, a copy of the "Memorial of the Life and services of Dr. E . K . Geary. ' ' The "Memoirs," which are "a fitting tribute to the life of one of Ore gon's best men, are now published and in the hands of Mr. Eakin, of that place, for distribution. lie has a few left after delivering or dered copies, and any one wishing a copy can procure it from him. The late Dr. Geary resided for many years in Albany, where he had many friends who will no doubt be glad to secure a copv of the "Memoirs." 4. 1 veil Three taj s in Jail. John McClane and Martin Dempsey were arraigned in Re corder Henton's court on a charge of drunk and disorderly. They were found guilty and in default of the coin to pay their fine were given three days each at work on the streets. It is not known whether the latter is a relative of slugger Jack Dempsy or not. Ciermun Ball. A German hall will lie given at the opera house by the German citizens of Albany and vicinity on Friday evening, March 0. A fine supper is to be served at the,. City Restaurant, and an enjoyable time is promised. An adv. containing names of committees, etc. appears elsewhere in tiiese columns. Reduction of Fares. The Oregonian says that the Pullman Palace car fares between St Paul and Port.and or Tacoma, will be reduced from ijd-3 to $13.50. THE MORNING l AYt FOUftSVILLE XOI ES. Cbawfokdsville, Feb 13. Work on the new saw-mill is progressing. The proprietors ex - pect to have the mill running this summer. Mr. Evans, a gentleman work ing in the logging camp on the Calapooia, fell a few days ago, and seriously injured himself. Last Thursday W. B. Glass, of the firm of Glass Bros., met with quite an accident. He was stand ing near one of the machines, when a belt broke, hitting him a severe blow in the side. Four gentlemen from Michigan have been in this neighborhood during the last week, looking for cheap land in which to invest. If these gentlemen are pleased with the country inoie are expected to follow. Everything is quiet here jus now, owing to the fact that the farmers are engaged in their spring work, and it is rather hard to find anything of interest to write from this place. Miss !" :iie Derrick, started last Monday fur the home of her uncle in Eastern Oregon. Her health has not been good for some time, and a change of climate may be beneficial. A lioom iu iU-al Ilstatc. Two rival real eastat dealers, F. A. Buikhart and Charles .Metzger, became engaged in a dispute on First street yesterday afternoon, and settled their trouble in a bare knuckle contest. In the first round Metzger planted a ferine blow upon BurUhart's chest. The latter re turned the compliment by scrap ing off about an inch of epidermis on the side of his opponent's nose. For a brief second they glared at each other, then began the second round. Metzger struck hard, but Ins blow fell short and be adroitly managed to plant his left eye against Burshart's right. giving"it a sort of puffy expression. Each came up smiling for the next round, when Constable C. G. Bui khart led them off and delivered them over to Marshal Hays. They appeared in Recorder Henton's court and plead not guilty. Their trial will occur at 0 this morning. The O. P. sue. The Oregon Pacific railroad com pany has begun suit in the New ! York courts to restrain the Florida j Steamship company from dispos- j ing of its promissory $115,000, and I the Farmers Loan and Trust com pany from parting with its negotia ble bonds worth $5S,000 both given by the plaintiff in payment last February for the steamer then called the City of Palatka, but now known as the Eastern Oregon. The Oregon Pacific purchased the steamer on the guarantee that her speed was thirteen miles per hour and she could carry 1000 tons of freight. They now claim her speed was misrepresented and she was not in a good condition ami suita ble for work. They began suit to have the sale laid" aside and re cover their notes and bonds, with $50,000 damages. Ileal li narranls Ivsucri. Wednesday's Oregonian says, the death warrants for Ghee Gong and Fong Long Dick, the Chinese murderers to be hanged Friday, were yesterday placed in the hands one win witness detuned men have been removed fron their iron cages and ..laced m tne hospital a.i'oniing - . . ; Here i they are closel v gaurded dav and ! ni.rht iiinl will h.ivu .mi..,.,.,it,- . " . . . , - 'f. V - to commii suiciue. ineir le- ! meanor has changed somewhat j the past few days, and they are becoming more nervous as dooms day approaches. Ilili.iim the Tower This from the Oregonian indi cates that the falls in the Willam ette at Oregon City are to be utili zed in a novel manner: F. W. Sparling, who is interested in the electric light works at Seattle, is in the city and will remain some time, lie says the feasibility of a scheme to bring power by electricity from Oregon City and supply East Port land with light, and power to run motors, is being tested. Mr. Spar ling thinks tne object could be ac complished without trouble. A plant of ordinary size could be had for $30,000, with the works located at Oregon City. t.old Match 4.iven Away. Francis Pfeiffer 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 of tickets wiil receive the watch. It is warranted to be a genuine gold watch worth $.")0. His cigars are the best in the market. This is a rare chance to get a gold watch free. Band or Hope Meeting. A meeting for the purpose of re organizing this society will be held at the W. C. T. U. hall on Satur day next, February ISth, at three p. sr. The superintendent, Mrs. H. P. Webb, patticularlv requests a good attendance of "both the young and old temperance workers. TenHiers Institute. The annual county teachers in stitute for Linn county Oregon will W ednesday afternoon, March 14th i 18S8 and continuing during the j Irit . oiwllCl i I. V I Co. School Sup't. .oiiix uitt oi tne me Business. I oi Sheriff Jordan. It has been de-! T.T;""?; " , , 1 " ,:,t" 1 Ml 1 T"E 1 -N'iKKSliNiD havi.no locvted cided to have the execution in the ! fillRF !, '" i 1 solicits patrTO from city I i ll- i - i ..' . . " ", ""email aim r.- i alio country. Will contract to build biiib 'n- IraiiH! building in the rear Ot the j tcrnully and acts like ma-ic. For rains and i barns and all manner of dwcllin- .ni,"', t' court house on Fifth street, and j !-"rj,,'!. ' the stomach or bowels it is worth j eluding iuccn Anne, Kastlake and Elizaiu tli- l l ti... : - . . i its weight in uold. Price ner bottle. I an sfvl.s nf in.i,-... u-:n - -...x. ..... wevo.iu nn im v reuuireu nv law . : i r , : iiuiuui pians the o.licials and the 'reporters, nojDR. WRICHTSIV1 AN'S SQV" ZT """cas 11. XllU COI1- ! Shane & Lons way's great shoe j EfTt Prices ever before Heard of shoe sale at cost still continues.) one dor west of Stewart iSox Get your ize before they aw gone. Albany - . oregon. HERALD : THURSDAY. FEBRUARY j POSTOFFICE KWBBLKK CAITI KEO. j One of the Tallman Bnrglars in Custody Eow He Was Caught, ! " Deputy U. S. Marshal W. W ri i .. xtouei is came up on lasi nignt s train to take into custody one of the slick fingered gentlemen who robbed the Tallman postoffice a few nights since. The name of the offender was not ascertained, Mr. Roberts having received a telegram stating that the man had been ar rested at Tallman just in time to catch the evening train at Port land. It seems that the principal amount stolen was in registered letters, and the envelopes were torn off and thrown into the stove, but the fire bad gone out and they were found. The culprit in at tempting to cash the contents was caught. Postoftir e f looded. A hydrant in the Odd Fellows' temple over the postollice was left running Tuesday night, and the result was that yesterday morning the postoilice floor was flooded bv about two inches of 'water. Let ters and parcels and the finishing of the building were badlv dam aged. .No Humbug Aiuuu T!ii.. It is a straight business proposi tion, easily comprehended 'and worth giving attention to, that the entire stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is now offered at twenty-five per cent, discount. This sale is positive, as the entire assortment is offered without re serve at this slaughter in prices. Slai-IIitiK A Terrible Fall : A wonderful offer! Cloaks, jack ets and wraps, of every description, at sweeping prices. Desiring to greatly reduce our stock on these lines before taking inventoiy,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. Monte: ni & Skitenbacii. An I i ll :it McdH-iiie. "My wife and nivself were in bad health for some fifteen yea's. I chanced to he looking over" one of Simmons Liver hegiilator Alman acs and saw A. II. Steven's and Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials. I then obtained some the ltegulator, and can heartily recommend tlif. Liver Uegulator to my friends as an excel lent medicine." h,. 11AKHISUN, 31 I). : (fOi'don ville Xa. i For your line imported and Key West cigar go to M. linumgart's cigar store, one door east o Langdcu's drug store. NEW TO-DAY. THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, FAHRUEY'S PANACEA, As a Ulood Purifier this me Heine is hi.-hly recommended for ail manner of chrou.c or old standing complaints, eruptions of t::e skin, such as pimples, blotches and rashes, ring: worms, letter, saltrlieum, scald head, Sjn.f'-.la, or Kind's Evil, r.ieumatisni, pain in the bones, side and heao, and all diseases arisin.' from impurity of the blood. The only jrenuine is m.u ufactured by S, E. Duhbel successor to Fahrney Hro3. ..V Co Wiit-neshorn Pa. Price reduced to 7;.c. er hotMe DUBBEL CARBOLIC GiiT- IHCIJJ lsprovnii; to he a tine remeuy tlb.ll EREIGN BALM OF LIFE nl.lf.ii-cpii-.l vi.rj : .1... ....I 1 y? ? , "I1. aLh.a! ic...i... u'.uiii. tu oe ine reaiesr boom to women, the world lias ever knew. It is Ior t,le relief of the p:u:jrs ofjinaternity and j tne cure "t all teniale complaints, Women ev re ill the i ni hundreds i win nail this witn in- .l.rt testimonials in the circulars from of women who have used it. Price Sl.00 ner bottle. We invite every body to call and get cir culars and see testimonials of all the above valuable family medicines. For sale bv bey e & Robson and Redfield & Brownell. P. J. Baltimore Gen Aj;t. FIREMEN'S AT THE- Albanv Oor-.-. , - WF.I.ESIAI. ..FKBKCAKY t .Music by Parson & Brav's orchestra Portland. of PRIZES- Seatest Lady's Costume Painjof gold bracelets. Best Sustained Lady Character-An oil p;iintinf. Best tientleman Character A gold headed cane. All are invited to attend The committee reserves the right to refuse all doubtful char acters. TICKETS 4. tl l.KKY 30 j 'ii Reserved seats limited to 76 - : JtsTSupper will be served at the City Restau rant for 5G cents. Xew Departure New Store, Hew Goods, TIN.HARDWIRE AND NOVELTY STORE OPENED BY WILLIAM SIMPSON. o, 10, la, 20 and 2a fibres named. This is a rare opportunity to rel''e':'sh your kitchen furniture and house iuruunin; lO lWn! j i en iv uuviui ill UVlVili i niiRRn pen tuvmz da im L. . Kndr. i Cent Conn ters I J ' 1 10, Choice Frnit. 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 ifc Thompson, Grocers. riiii IA.VS. fl W- MASTON, PHYSICIAN AND SCR VT, geon, Albany, Orei'on MA ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SL'Rr yeon, Albai.y, Oregon. DM. E. A. JIcALISTEIl HAS LOCATED his office on the corner of First and liroa.talbhi streets, over liedfield x ISronnell s store, where he can be found when not pro lessionaily enijajjtd. MRS M.E. McCOY, 31. D.UO.MU-IOPATHIC physician, oilice and residence corner of First mid Baker streets, Albanv, Or. Chronic diseases a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 r. m. ATT!t.KYS. DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany, Ore.uoir. - office in Odd b-ilows temple. -Vill practice in til courts pi the state, and give special attention to all business. lyOLVEKTON & IRVINE, APTORNEYS IF at Law, Albanv. Or. OrnVp in i-.-.n.j vj ami n, rosters Block, over L. E. Blum's store. T K. UEATHORFOKD, ATTORNEY AT 'J ,All':ill-v. Oregon. Office ill Odd leilows Jemple. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and ,'ive special attention u an mismess F1U SALE. I younj; team, new harness and wayon. A first-class outfit. See " KENTON & CHASE. -ACRES OF LAND SITUATED 12 vfjl miles cast ast of Albanv. near the Or Pacific railroad, 360 acics in cultivation. :i u contains sufficient water and timber for yen era ue. Would make four irood farms Price, S12.000, with terms to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. D.jrns. A NICE, A modioli COMFORTABLE AND COM- us dwellni'-. six rooms. ntu r.n.l one-half stones hkjh; hard finished, splen did well of water, small barn, situated on liorl.h Kiill.fh trnAt 'I'l.Jw. o .1....: i.i. residence, bein-r in one of the best nei'-hbor- hoods in the city, 'the house is coniDara- int.y new and modern in construction. For iiirtuer information impure at this office. M'ECUL OTH Ki. HEWERF, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, Magnolia Flour. -I'HF. REST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV 1 ered to any part of :be citv, for 81.10 per sack. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. nlSOdtf FOR YOUR FINE WINES AND LloLuRS gi to M. HauiinKirt's. ollcs-. LL PERSONS KNOWl.N'f; THEMSELVES XV. indebted to Uedfield & ISruwnell will pie;ise conn! forward and settle the same without further n :t:c-i and obd -e us. ALKany, January 1, 1. REl 'FIELD RIIOWNELL. Ton will fijive Money BY TAKING YOUK SEWING MACHINES to the repairer, R F. Parsons, at Sixth and Jefferson streets, Albanv, Ore.sron. Good satisfaction or no pay. iTjr,, ' ! llCil. DING HOUSE -.MRS. 31. FEN Evervthiriir fiesh nml ..!,... Rooms rented by the week or month. Satis-fa-ti'in ifuar.inree i. Waiili-d. T-''MEfi ATELY AT F. A. BURKHART & s ra" ete a'"! employment office, a man tottorK on a farm, aiso two irls to do general no.isewark. Apply at once. pITY RESTAURANT. FRESH OYSTERS J every day served in any style. . 4iet rrolt-eted from Smallpox. DR. GUNDERSON IS PREPARED TO vaccinate at his office corner Baser and 1 urd streets, from 9 to 11 o'clock a. m. and from 4 to 0 v m Nothing but first-class virus used. J REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OK.-CHVS. t Pfeiffer, Prop, only first eclass house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis. Hoard and Lodging. riOOD BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT .V"..roo.m?. ac .onable rates by the day or wecK. at .urs. 1-rvnr s third street, between Elswoith and Lviin. All white help at this house. aks is hot nd goes right to the S;iot, for Oeuiiiasni, neuialgia toothache, chills fevertiand colds. Sold bv Fosha & Mason. BOARDING AND LODGING ON REAS onable terms at 3Irs. C. Ball's restaurant, corner of Baker and First street, opposite the Star brewery No Chinese cooks. rpENG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING 1 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. Hindi. BOOT AND SHOE.MAKER, ALL WORK warranted. Shop since the fire removed to Ferry street, second do; r from postoffice rilHO DR JL tain the gun st ire. CAN B at Will Bros . "THB BKST LIFK HslRAMK. riUiOSE WHO HAVE H AD EXPEKIEN'CE J. in the leading c-mipanies sav no other company furnishes as good insurance at as low cost as the Northwestern Mutual. The following well known men give such testimony: Bishop W'm. Sieves Perry, Davenport, Iowa. Henry Iten edict. Manufacturer, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Hon. E. C- Prnlt, Snprciue Judge, New York Slate. John Kates. Mayor, Portland, Or. flra, Keid. Banker. Portland, Or. I. K Blain. Merchant, Albany, Or. And many hundreds of others all over the United States. F.,r thirty yeas East and twenty years in Oieifon the Northwestern lias been making an "unblemished record." Its security is un surpassed; its dividends wholly unmatched. Testimony, experiences, comparisons with all other companies and full details fur pished. FRANCIS & BEID, General Agents, Portland, Or. 1.883 PURE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors ALBANY, Have removed into their new buib.ing A FULL WAGONS HACKS, PLO VS, HARVESTFG MACHINERY And all is -The largest aDd FAEI.I WAaOlTS, HACKS AND BUGGIES K urn Pk TWIMFhi! THOS. BRINK. Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles, Mirrors, Feather Pillows,Spring Mattresses,? Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits, And what, you can't find al oilier houses, I Lave it. In factevery thing that is kept in a first-class house, Asi, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets, Chairs. Spring Beds, JLounyen Etc., Etc., at Prices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. ALliANY D U n muz WITH BILLIARD HALL mm J. B. WILLIAMS, - - Proprietor CHOICE WINEAND LIQUOR Kept constantly on h.and. A full line of domestic and imported ci sale. Lvervthini' first-class. 1 At Revere House, GEO. L. BLACK MAN, (Successor to E. W. Lansdoii) " DEALER IN Drop, Paints Oils, Lead, Perfumery Articles, Also a foil line of Books, Stationery and Periodicals PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. Odd Fellows Tempt- 25 Per Cent Discount FOR CASH ON LUMBER At J. SI. Dorrance's steam sawmill one and one-hali mile from Mchama. For further particulars, address J. M. D0RRANCE, Mehama, Or. lis superior excellence proven in millions ofliomes for more than a quarter of a ctnt"ry. It is ued by the United states 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, PRICE BAKIXG POWDER CO. NEW YORK. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. OREGON. and have on hand for the trade of 1SSS LINE OF STEEL SPRINGTooth HAPv FANNING J MILLS, STEEL GOODS, FENCE WIRE Used by Farmers best variety of- itiirE Of ft In the City. OREGON I n 6 ll AND CLUB ROOMS. ars on Albany, Oregon. Keal Estate and A T4IW- TiiRTIrC IIATtxr-. 1 of about 1C0 acres, or those having bjycf tracts which they would he willing to diSdl up into 80 or lou acre lots, are invfted St at our office, as we have a lew customen. to that class of fanns. We cPnalsofuS wr ties wanting help, either male orfenX 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 femKthl city and country. Call at our office ttvott want help or want employment. either for yon. Office No. 65 First street Et joining W. C. Twewble's tin star ' F. A. BURKHART & CO. TR. R. KOLDEWAV, VETERINARY SUR.T U geon, Albany, Ore-on. -Graduate of tT man and Ameriecn coUe.'es. ale 01 G: 001$