Morning daily herald., February 24, 1888, Image 3

THE MORNINCr HERALD : FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24,
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OKEGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
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I 5:25pm;6:50 a.m
THE WEATHER TO-DAlf.
So; Fbascisco, Feb. 2S Weather indica
tions for the next twenty four hours begin
ning at 7 p. m. are: Fair weather
JOTT1XUS ABOUT TOW.
McKinlass' minstrels to-morrow
evening.
Use Dwight's cow brand of soda
ind saleratus.
The G. A. R. encampment ad
journed last evening.
Choice Yaquina Bay Honey at
Kedfitdd & Brownell's.
V sviberb line of ladies fine shoes
inall (he latest styles at Redlield's
& Brownell's.
Direct from New York, Grand
Opera cigars at the Willamette
Packing Co.'s store. Don't fail to
try them.
Mr. Wm. S. Moore, an attorney
ofE-ist. Bloomfield, New York, is
m the city. He thinks of locating
fn Albany.
Curran & Monteith sold yester
iav to G. W. Warren, of Browns
ville, lot Sand 6 in block 3,Hacklo
mun's addition, consideration $375.
tuo. -.ootincrs held in the M. E.
,,i,nivli South in this city
111V iav..j5
v. I
will ue
continued every evening this week.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Winn is kept busy writing acci
.ItMit policies in the Travelers, but
still has time to. write
,i-.v ('all early and
fifty each
avoid the
rush.
The immense stock of boots and
shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is being
slaughtered at twenty-five per cent,
discount on each and every dollar s
worth fold.
An olvster supper and entertain
tainment will be given by the la
dies of Oakville on Feb. 27, Long
fellow's birthday, for the benefit of
theW. C.T. U.
. r:- Hid 4?; cil-
A new COUllltriicii ui y
ver certificate has got into circula
tion It is 3-16 of an inch shorter
than the true bili, and it shows a
slightly blurred vignette of Gener
al Grant.
m u T.r.w- 93Q nrisoners. in-
eluding two women, in the Oregon j
State Penitentiary, mis is me
smallest number imprisoned there
for some time past.
Just arrived: at the Willamette
Tacking Co.'s store; cabbage, lem
meats, lemon
.-rm-kera. Holland herring,
mack-
othpr delicacies to
nu-
merous to mention. .
Mesrs. Franklin & Co. have
opened in connection with their
second hand store a first-class tin
shop, and will hereafter be in the
field for contrac ts and all other
work usually connected with the.
business.
Crawford the photographer says
the negatives of both the Kehet
Corps and Grand Army of the Ke
..m,v. u-hiVh hrt took yesterday.
.are good, and sample copies ot
each Can be seen t his gallery on
Saturday afternoon.
John P. Schmeer is still at the
old stand, and has one of the most
complete stocks of groceries in the
valley. He has just received some
choice sweet potatoes, pigs feet,
chipped beef, etc. For tirst-clas;
groceries at bedrock prices call on
John.
A Big Morlgnsc.
A mortgage on the road, rolling
stock, bridges, iron, material, river
steamers, terminal facilities and
steam tugs, real estate, etc., of the
Oregon Paciti" and ths Willamette
Valley & Coast railroad, in favor
of the Union Trust Co. of New
York City, was filed yesterday in
the county clerk's orhce in this
citv. This mortgage was given as
security for $15,003,000-
Notice to strausers.
Persons just locating in Albany
or vicinity will find at the new
store of Kenton & Chase, between
the opera house and post office, a
good place to purchase their sup
plies of groceries and provisions.
Thev have first-class goods there
and'the prices are reasonable. If
articles sent from their store do not
:ive entire satisfaction they cheer
fully refund the money.
Uermuu Ball-
A German ball will be given at
the opera house by the German
citizens of Albany and vicinity on
Friday evening, March 9. A fine
supper is to be served at the City
Kestaurant, and an enjoyable time
is promised. An adv. containing
names of committees, etc. appears
elsewhere in these columns.
Teachers 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. 29, 1SSS. All
those desiring to pass examinations
will please take notice and be
present at tne beginning.
D. V. S. Reid, Co. Sch. Supt.
.o Humbug auoue Thi.
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.
Chicken Pie Sociable.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a chicken pie sociable at
the W. C. T. TJ. hall on the even
ing on February 29. It will be a
most enjoyable affair. Everybody j
is invited, lhe price ot supper
will be 25 cents.
The Little Giant School Shoe is
decidedly the most durable shoe
in the market for children's wear.
Redfield x Browxell.
Sole Agt's
ii. A. It. A W. K. C. EM'A.UPMEST
The Last Day's Session of their Annual
Encampment Election of Officers.
MORNING SESSION.
The encampment assembled at
8:30 a. M., and was reviewed under
national inspecting officer E. B.
McElroy.
The hour having arrived for
special order,, election of officers, it
was held with the following
result :
Commander A. E. Borthwick,
of Portland.
Senior vice-commander Dr. J.
G. Jessup, of Newport.
Junior vice-commander L. H.
Montanye, of Albany.
Medical examiner W.W. Royal,
of East Portland.
Chaplain Kev. R. McLean, of
Ashland.
Council of administrators E. B.
McElroy, of Salem; F. M. John
son, of Corvallis, E. N. Hamilton,
of Eutrene; H. G. Allen.Of Corval
i
lis, F. M. Miller, of Lebanon.
Delegates to national encamp
ment J. W. Cra.vford, Salem, rl
H. Mix.
Alternates J. E. EJlis, Salem,
B. F. Tabler, Albany.
The place of holding the next de
partment encampment was fixed
at Portland.
The following resolutions were
offered at different times and
adopted :
i i nmj. iu. i
ixeseivcu, i.n a. i uib om now
pending in congress to pens-ion
every honorably discharged sol
dier and sailor of the "war of the
rebellion," at the rate of a month
ly payment . of one cent for each
(lay of service, in addition to the
pension for disability, meets the
unqualified approval of the sev
enth annual encampment of the
department of Oregon, G. A. ti. in
camp assembled.
Resolved, That a copy of this
resolution be forwarded to the rep
resentative and senators in
congress, and be furnished the
press for publication.
Also the following by F. M. Mil
ler, of Lebanon :
Whereas, The members of the
last legislature, when assembled,
resolved, that everything beiii&
! equal, preierenee snouia oe given
j to honorably discharged soldiers
l for clerkships of committees and
other positions at their disposal, at
said sessirn. Therefore be it
Resolved, Thatsaid action orsuch
utterances , are made merely for
partisan effect, and are being broke j
at pleasure, that such action merits
and deserves not only the con
tempt of all comrades and soldiers,
but also ot all honest citizens.
The committee from the depart
ment to the Women's Relief Corps
reported that the corps would be
ready to participate in the joint
installation of officers at 3 o'clock,
which proposition was adopted.
The report of the committee on
resolutions was adopted.
Ve, the Grand Army of the Re
public, assembled in the city of
Albany extend our sincere thanks
for the very pleasant and pains
taking way that we have been re
ceived and entertained by thp
Ladies Relief Corps No. 13 and
McPherson Post No. 5 of Albany.
We turther extend our thanks to
all transportation companies who
have favored in various wavs, the
0. & C. R. R. and Oregon Pacific.
That to all of the above we owe
a debt of gratitude that words fail
to express, and hereby tender
them a vote of thanks, as coming
from the hearts of evcry comrade
of the Grand Annv of Oreuon.
D.'D. Neek,
E.
C.
F. Walsh,
L. Fay,
Committee.
SESSION.
AFTERNOON
T. N. Hamilton resigned the po
sition of member of the council of
administration, ami J. P. Darrow,
of Roseburg, was elected to fill the
vacancy.
A resolution was adopted, creat
ing a committee to drait a proposed
law to be submitted to the legisla
ture, making it obligatory to ap
point old soldiers to official posi
tions, all other qualifications being
equal.
Also a resolution was adopted,
making it obligatory upon Posts of
the Grand Army to extend every
aid and assistance in their power
to the Women Relief Corps.
Also a resolution to make the
matter of making returns to the A.
A. G. more prompt and reliable.
Report of the department lodge
was adopted.
The retiring assistant adjutant
general was instructed to procure
the printing ot the proceedings
lhe per capita tax on
members
was retained at the old rate
A resolution, endorsing the disa
bility pension bill adopted at St.
Louis, was adopted.
Report of the council of admin
istration was adopted.
WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS.
The Women's Relief Corps met
promptly at 9 o'clock, and after
some discussion upon minor points
proceeded to the election of offi
cers, with the following result :
Mrs. Sarah E. Mijler, Dept.
Pres., of J. B. Matthews Corps,
Forest Grove; Mrs. Mary J. Train,
Sen. V., of McPherson Corps, Al
bany; Mrs. Julia Abrams, J. V.,
of Reno Corps, Roseburg; Mrs.
Mary H. Ellis, Sec, of J. B. Mat
thews Corps, Forest Grove ; Mrs.
Fannie A. Johnson, Treas., of Ells
worth Corps, Corvallis; Mrs Ellen
Robbins, Chaplain, of Geo. H.
Thomas Corps, Silverton.
Executive Board Mrs. Eliza
AVoodin, of McPherson Corps, Al
bany; Mrs. Eliza Caukin, of Geo.
Wright Corps, Portland; Mrs.
Emma Byars, of Sedgwick Corps,
Salem ; Mrs. Agnes Young, of Ells
worth Corps, Corvallis; Mrs. Elec
tra Phillips, McPherson Corps,
Albany.
These officers were elected unan
imously, everything passing off
pleasantly and" harmoniously.
A committee from the G. "A. R.
encampment waited upon the
t'orps and extended an invitation
to repair to their hall at 3 o'clock
a- m. and hold a joint installation
of the new officers. The invita-"
tion was accepted with thanks. i
session adjourned until 1 :30
o'alock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion five hundred copies of
the minutes were ordered printed.
The following resolution was
passed unanimously :
Whereas, The delegates and
visiting members of the fourth
annual department convention of
the W. R. C. have been cordially
received, and most amply provided
for both by entertainment and in
providing accommodation by Mc
Person Post and Relief Corps, No.
13, therefore be it
Resolved, That our most heart
felt thanks are due and hereby
tendered this hospitable and gen
erous corps and post.
Resolved, That the thanks of
this convention be extended to
Supt. Brandt, of the 0. ti 0., and
Supt. Hoag, of the O. P. railroaos
for the courtesies shown our order
uriiig the past vear in granting
passes to the department president.
Whereas, The membership of
this convention .of the W. R. C.
recognize and appreciate the cour
tesies of the juvenile band of Al-
banv in escorting the convention
to their hall, therefrore, be it
Resolved, That a vote of thanks
be tendered the band for their
kindness.
Agnes E. Dinsjiore.
Emma A. Byars,
Mary Bensel,
Com on Resolutions.
McPherson Corps was called up
on by the president to exemplar
the secret work of the order, which
the corps proceeded to do, show
ing such proficiency and
accuracy
m the work as to gain a warm ex
pression of approbation from the
president.
The time now having arrived for
the joint installation of the corps
and encampment, all business was
suspended and the corps proceeded
under an escort to the G. A. R. I
hall. j
JOINT SESSION. !
The hour having arrived for the !
joint installation of the officers of j
the Women s Reiiet Corps and
the department of he G. A. R.,
Mrs. President Miller, of the
Relief Corps, read a most excellent j
and earnest address in taking the I
chair, evincing that the department
corps had made a wise selection j
for president. i
Mrs. M. J. Train was then called
upon and made some happy re- j
marks on behalf of the work of the I
I convention, which brought out a!
round ot applause. j
Mrs. Fry, the retiring president,
made an earnest appeal to the !
members of the encampment to j
give greater assistance to the Re
lief Corps.
The retiring post commander
responded, feelingly urging upon
the posts the necessity of giving all
the assistance in their power to the
corps, stating that wherever they
were found the posts were more i
flourishing and in better condition. S
The new eommanuer, A. Borth- j
wick, made a few pertinent re- i
marks and called upon Captain
McLean, who responded in an able
manner., .after, which -'America"
was sung by all.- The Relief Corps
then retired, the Juvenile band at
the same time giving a fine selec
tion of music, at the foot of the
stairs. Under head of good of the
order the advisability of holding
the annual, encampment at a later
period of the year was canvassed,
1 several comrades making appro
j priate remarks.
i A resolution donating $20 to Mc
! Pherson Post No. 5, of Albany, as
j the department's contribution to
! their building fund was adopted,
j A resolution was passed placing
! the names of Miss Ida Barker and
i Miss Georgia Sears on the depart -
ment rolls and certificates of mem
i bership were ordered issued to;
i them signed bv the retiring depart-1
j commander and attested by his
t assistant adjutant general. There
I being no further business Depart
i ment Commander Borthwick de
j clared the seventh annual encamp
i ment of the Grand Army of the
Republic of Oregon closed, and
closed the same in friendship,
charity and lovaltv.
Mauled. j
Of every man who owes me an j
account, my money. . I have hun- j
dreds of dollars on my books,
which I need badtyand must have, j
I hope this notice will be sufficient. ;
If not interest and costs will cer- J
tainly be added, for the money
must come. C. H. spencer.
Startling A Terrible Fall !
A wonderful offer ! Cloaks, jack-
' ets and wraps, of every description,
at sweeping prices. Desiring to
i greatly reduce our stock on these
! lines before taking inventory, we wii
! offer 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.
Monteith & Seitenbacij.
Southern Antidote for Malaria.
It is friMierally known th;rt Simmons
Liver Peculator
is relied upon to
from all malarial
secure immunity
disorders. This is proven by its pop- j
ularity. anu anyone who nas men in
the South has been cuiative ett'eets
and the protection it ijives against
this weakening and danirerous malady
It acts more promptly than calomel or
quinine, without any of their injurious
consequences.
Teacher Institute.
The annual county teachers in
stitute for Linn county Oregon will
be held at Albany commencing on
Wednesday afternoon, March 44th
1888 and continuing during the
15th and 16th. IX V. S. Reid,
Co. School Sup't.
Just Received.
A new invoice of Red Schoo
House shoes, the best shoe made
for children, for sale only at W. F.
Read'ji.
Kenton & Chase's Cascade honey
will please all who want a really
fine aiticle.
All best brands of ovsters at
Redfield & Brownell's.
For a good pair of spectacles go
to i M. French's
JlEY 11ST.
The following list of jurors has
been drawn for the term of circuit
court convening on March 12 :
John A. Conser, Syracuse.
J . B. Cornett, Shedd.
W. II. Pearl, Brownsville.
John McCov, Orleans.
James Dyer, Orleans.
J. F. Backensto, Albany.
C. H., McFarland, Brownsville.
J- D. Keenan, Waterloo.
John Bryant, Franklin Butte.
Dayton Bond, Orleans.
Geo. A. Dyson, Brownsville.
Joshua Paddock, Sweet ,Home.
Israel Carlton, Santiam.
E. Turner, Albany.
T. Flem smith, Halsey.
Jacob shilling, Scio.
John Denny, .Lebanon.
George Cochran, Albany.
Silvester Pritchard, Fox Valley.
Geo. Wheeler, Center.
J. T. Bilyeu, Santiam.
David Scott, Fox Vallev.
T. B. Patton, Haisey.
Isaac Whealdon, Center.
A. M. Tenipleton, Brownsville.
N. C. Myers, Franklin Butte.
James M. Long, Brownsville.
B. F. Darby, Scio.
L. C. Stratton, Syracuse..
Jno. Weart, Brush Creqk.
G. W. Luper, Albany.
Last flight's I'iay,
"The Veteran of 1812'.' was re-
peated at the opera, house last
! night by the G. A. R. post, assist-
ed by local talent, to an immense
j audience. The play was even bet-
ter than on the fiist evening's pre
jsentation, many parts bringing
! down a round of applause. The
i play was preceded bv the follow-
i ing interesting programme of exer
cises, which added much to the en
tertainment: Song, "Ship of the
Union," Portland Glee Club ;poem,
"The Old Knapsack," R. B.Vunk;
; son?, iuedlev, ' rortlana uiee
j Club; "Barbara Fretchie," Co.". T.
! C. Smith; duet, "Larboard
! Watch," Portland 'Glee Club.
BREVITIES.
Smoke Estrellas.
Fresh groceries at Conn Bros.
A hue line of neckties atBlain's.
Six ?'iaves for a dollar at T. Jones'
K- oer goods at cost at N. II. Allen
.o.'s.
French, the jeweler, keeps railroad
time.
Go to Redtield
& Biownell's for
fresh groceries.
New goods aud low
Roiand Co.'s.
prices at C. B.
Fresh roasted peanuts every
day at
llorljnati oc Fieiller.
Cash will buy groceries cheap
at
Redlield & Brownell's.
An elegant new parlor set for sale
cheap at the Second Hand Store.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
cost or less at Monteith &$eitenbaeh's
For A No. 1 cider vinegar go to Hoff
man cfe Pfei tier's, at 25 cents per gallon .
Cloaks, jackets and wintei wraps at
cost or less at Monteith & Seitenljaeh's.
New line Of gents' furnishing goods
now arriving at O B. Roland & C".'.
The boss place to buy crockery and
glassware u at Conn Bros, at way down
prices.
A new line of overcoats, just opened
Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland & Co.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
coat or less at Monteith lV Seiteu bach's.
Eagle cigars are the finest live cent
cigar on the market. For sale by Par
ker Bros.
Orders promptly Allied for boots oi
shoes, any quality or stle, pegged or
sewed, at L.ewis 5: Hughes sucp.
i ...
j The largest assortment of ladies fine
' shoes and slippers in town at redlield
ix Browneil's. Call and see them.
Thirty cases of wmter boots in all
; grades, just received by C. B. Roland A.
Co. First class stock in every partie
j ular.
For your fine imported and Koy
; West cigar go to M. Biuimgart's cigar
i store, one door east o Langdru's drug
: store.
j Just received, the celebrated Estrella
I Key West cigar, the finest Key West
; cigar in the market, at M. Baumgart'?
I cigar store.
j Conn Bros., sole agents for the cele
; bi-ated "Red Letter" cigar, strictly
; Havana tilled, the best 5-ueiit cigar ii)
the market.
j I have received my new stock of
i rrc.slin underwear. These goods are
made rn a lock-stitch machine and are
warranted to be full size and length,and
price reasonable. Samuel E. Young.
;old Watch Ciivcii Away.
Francis Pfeiffer has placed in his
show case at the Albany soda and
candy works a .f50 gold watch,
which will be given away to the
customer who purchases of him
I the most cigars. Every person
j who buys a cigar will receive a
j ticket. , At the end of ninety days
I the one holding the largest number
j of tickets will receive the watch.
It is warranted to be a genuine
gold watch worth ifou. His cigars
are the best in the market. This
is a rare chance to get a gold
watch free.
LKTI'KK LIST.
I Following is the list of letters remaining in
the postoffieeat Albany, Fe.2:j,18S8. Persons
I calling for these letters will ive the date
j on which they were advertised:
Anderson, Lizzie Bowman, R. A
Beard. Arthur Burnetts. David
i Kairehild.Rev.A.C. Garland, James A.
i Hammond, Jas Y 2 Hinkman, Henry
j Manning, li. L. McArthur, Donald
.Hoary, George aiyeis, cuwaru
Reese.".Miss Nora Story, A. W.
Wood, J,
KUFUS THOMPSON",
P. M.
Annual Show.
The annual show of stallions for
Marion, Polk, Linn, Yamhill and
other counties, will take place in
Salem on Saturday. March 31st.
It is expected that this particular
show will be the most generally
attended by horses and visitors
since the custom was inaugurated.
No trouble to have buckwheat
cakes for breakfast where selfrising
Hour is used. Kenton & Chase sel!
the best.
The sweet pickles, sold by Ken
ton & Chase, are pronounced ex
cellent by every one who try them.
No other spring medicine has
won for itself such universal con
fidence as Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It
is the most powerful combination
of vegetable alteratives ever offered
to the public, and is acknowledged
bv the medical profession to be the
best blood purifier.
CAME TO VKIEF.
Two
Swindlers Caught in an Attempt to
Skip with $60.
. Two men giving their names as
John Burton and Louis Handle
were arraigned in Justice Hum
phrey's court yesterday on a charge
ot obtaining money under false
pretenses. The two men appeared
to be a couple of confidence men.
They had obtained $20 each from
Wm. aber, J. A. Gross and John
-ciuosser. nv rpuroauntin,-, i,,.
taey had pawned a $200 gold wah li
wiiii me uregon L.oan Co. of Port-
In n1 tt s y-v m4- - A- 1
lanugo, uciuucaie oi wnicn was in
each instance signed over for the
$20. Each time, however, a dif
ferent name was signed, and the
certificates on being shown to Dep
uty Sheriff Humphrey were pro
nounced to be a great big swindle.
The men wenj arrested as the
were attempting to leave on the
train and the money found in their
pessession. T-liey were each held
in $500 bond i, in default of which
they went to jail.
A barrel of choice 'sauer kraut
just opened, try some.
Fresh northern grown garden
seeds and flower seeds, price 5c.
per package.
Wallace & Thompson,
Grocers.
Ush Market.
FRESH FISH EVERY DAY AT THE
new fish market of Wood & Wheeler
opened next door south of the Western
Uoxn telegraph office.
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR.-CHS.
Ptuiifcr, Prop. Only first eclass house
in the city. Larye sample rooms fur com
mercial men. Ko Chinamen employed in tht
kitchen. General stave office for Corvallis.
Hoard a in! Lodging.
GOOD BOAKD, WITH OR WITHOUT
rooms, at reasonable rates by the day or
week, at Mrs. Fryer's Third stieet, between
Elswoi th and Lyon. All white help at thi
house.
p"Oaks is hot nd goes riirht to the spot, for
rheumatism, neuialgia toothache, chills
I fever and colds. Sold by Foshav &
Mason.
BOARDING AND LODGING ON REAS
onable terms at Mrs. C. Ball's restaurant,
corner of Baker and First street, opposite
the Star brewery No Chinese cooks.
ii. nindt. ,
SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK
Shop since the fire removed
T)OOT
AND
JD warranted.
to
Ferry street, second dor from postoftice
Frncticnl Tailoring.
CHRIST WYSS, ONE DOOR EAST OF
Democrat otti.re on Seecnd street, is pre
paired to make suits, and all kinds of cloth
ing. ' Menu' or hoys' clothing repaired and
cl- aned at jeasonable rates. A line line of
samples on hand. Charges reasonable.
rPEXG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING
1 Laundry on Ellsworth street, betwee
the Revere House and Johnson's Blacksn.i
shop. All work warranted lirst-class an I sa
isfactory. Prices low.
olioc to Minors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
no boys will be allowed in the billiard or
sample rooms at the Revere house oi anv of
my business places. If they do so it is" at
their own risks. J. n. WILLIAMS.
TK YOU'WANT A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
X housework, or if you want actuation, ap
ply at A. Burkhart Ji: Co 's real estate and
......o o; ui.-LiiT. DEALERS IN
jLlMonumenr.s, headstones and tablets, al
so cetneterv curbing and wire and iron fenc
ing. Shop one door s.mth of post office, Al
bany, Oregon.
FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY AT HOFF
man & Pfeitter's.
Albany Opera. House,
Wednesday, Feb.
RETURN OF
All-Star Specialty Company.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
ARTISTS
20;
20
And a Brass Band of Ladies and
Gentlemen direct from the Fast,1
WILL APPEAR. IN THEIR
Unique Specialties,
Which have luaue them superior to ail col
ored talent traveling Prof. MeKaiiluss is
the only colored graduate from the college of
music of Cincinnati. ' ,
GRAND STREET PARADE AT 11 A. M.
2TTickets tor sale at Blickman's
drue
store.
') at the corner jewelry
store when you want
your watch repaired.
Executor's Soticc.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned have this day been duly
appointed executors ofthe last "will and testa
ment of Hugh L. Brown, deceased, by the
county court of Linn county, Oregon, and
that all person? having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same, properly verified, to the undersigned
at Brow nsville, Liun county, Oregon, within
six n onths from the date of thia notice.
Dated February 2, 1888.
J. M. MOVER,
JOHN BROWN,
Executors. .
A. BOND & SON,
. Dealers in
General lerchanaice
Irviusr, Lnne o., Oregon.
Mr. Brink has received lhe finest as
sortment of wicker roekintr chairs to
be found in the citv. If you don't be
lieveit, call in aud see tor yourself.
McKANLASS'
m ...
olOI)
'mm
lilQil,
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes. A marvel
of purity ,strensth and wholesomeness.
More economical than the ordinary
kinds and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test,!short
weight alum or 'phosphate powders.
Sold only in e ms. Royal Baking Pow
der Co , 10!) Vall St.. N. Y.
h. fTmerrill,
BANKER.
ALBANY, - OREGC v
Sell exchange on New York Smi Franeisoo
and Portland.
Buy notes, state, county and city warrants.
Receive deposits subject to check, interest j
lowed on time deposits.
Collections-will receive prompt attention.
Correspondence solicited.
3TOfTice nours from 8 A. M.,to 5 P. v.
Aarnnt for reliable fire and marine insur
ance companies.
I. H.
A'LIVE.
tatare Dealer
IX A
LIVE TOWN.
This is what Albany is at present, and in
order to keep pace with the lively t:mes in
this city, W. H. Willard has enlarged his
store and stock so that he now has the most
complete and desirable line of furniture in the
valiey. His double salesrooms in Froman's
block are rilled with an elegant assortment of
new furniture, consisting of holiday special
ties, lounges in ne- patterns, find "gold pic
ture f.ames, willow chairs, easy rockcrt. mar
ble tables, brackets, etc., etc. An examina
tson of the stock will show this to be true in
every respect.
rcn
COMPANY
OF-
Albany,
Oregon
CapitalStockS300,000
r.UI.ll CAPITAL, $55,000.
OFFICER!.
President Charles E. Wolverton.
Vice-President J. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. W. Cusick.
Secretary J. K. Elderkin.
DIRECTORS.
R. F. Strahan, Chas. E. Wolver
ton, J. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith,
J. W. Cusick, J. O. Writsman, J.
K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G.
F. Simpson.
Safe. Sounti. Conservative
A Square Company
Managed by Square Men
Patronized by Square People
LAI
Fane
Vlerchaiits
M0 DAMP an
INOUnHlvUL
Patronize Hone Enterprise
To be given on
K rid ay Eve, Marca Qf
At the Albany opera house by the Germau
citizens oi Albany and vicinity
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS.
FRITZ HOFFMAN, CHAS. METSGER,
JOHN HOFFMAN.
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION.
JOHN HARDER,
CHAS.
JOHN MINER,
METSGER.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
JOHN HOFFMAN JOHN HARDER
CBBE PETERS.
All those receiving invitations
are expected to attend.
Tickets, including supper,
$2 00.
New Departure!
Hew Store, Hew Goods,
TIN,HARDWM?E AMD NOVELTY STORE
OPENED BY
WILLIAM SIMPSOB.
10, -15,20 and 25
Cent Colters.
On each of whioh every artii le is sola at the
fizures named. This is a rare opportunity to
replenish your kitchen furniture and house
furnishing goods, or to purchase
in
4t Prices .cver before Heard of
One door west of Stewart & Sox'
ALBANY - - OREGON.
CHOICE
Table Fruits
-AND-
VEGETABLES..
-THE-
;tt6
orapy:-:
Plave on exhibition a larjre
stock 5f fine Table Fruits
and Vegetables. All table
fruits are put up in pure
granulated sugar syrup, and are
warranted to give satisfaction. Also
A complete stock of fancy....
and staple groceries, crock-
....eryware, glassware, wood-.
.. ..enware, cutlery, etc., etc.,
Don't fail to examine their goods
and prices.
ran 2&
i ne past year has proven it to be a neces
sity. The best and cheapest place to buy
your
Stoves Furniture Tinware
Vie are always prepared to buy your house
hold furniture at the highest cash 'price. Sole
agents for the
PEERLESS OIL CAN
And - Lamp Killer-
"Tinshop recently addcL All work
lone at the lowest prices
M. FRANKLIN & CO.
L
Cf ALBANY OREGON.
president, L..Flirjn.
VICE-PRESIDENT S."E. YoilDg,
cashier. G.E.Chamoerlair
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BAMK1KO
BUSINESS Accounts . kept subject fat
check. Siirht Esehanre and Telegraphic
Transfer soid on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Portland.Oregon. Collections,
made on favorable terms. .,
S. E. You L. Flutk '
h- E. Blain, W. E. riiRMfcw
Geo. E. Chamberlain.
0.000
radio?
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fin
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Hand
Store
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