Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 28, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThe Immigration this Year to he Pheaom- ORKGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Passenger.. r'rei' t Hepart ii.i-'au:.i;uo p ni 'Mnii;Dau a. h; Hit t.tlULK T.liy. Six Francisco, Feb. 28 Weathtr tions for the next twentv-four hours u:n at 7 p. m. are: Fair weather rains. indica-bejrin- Local O. & C. R. K. TIME-TABLE. NORTH BOTJSD. Arrives! departs! Arrives. Cala.expr (SMoatnj 7.05am i Portlan-loTlOam Ei'-eno ex'insamill.ananj ' 3 45x)n, ireiUt I -'.U'l " 2-45p' SOUTH HOUND. Arrive! Departs Arrives. Cala.exp i:ur:.e e-Freight lA.jiu, s.Uupui Ashland i).00am 12.2'Jpm I li40pm Eugene 2.40p m I 1 -WpinjEuyene fi.OOptn 01 freight ieceived for south after IX a. Srin-e d-VV. Jin: .mo!::s;x; her alp, tpssday. ftuv 2S J8ss; LEBANON BRANCH. MAuiy Departs j Arrives W H liSOpm Lebanon at So. 1:; I 3.10 p in " . j.5(i eli'lll p 111 p 111 No. 12.... No. U.... h i a 111 Albain at .i .45 a in. -2.0O p p.i ' 2.45 p 111. H fl?w ,for 1888, and it hv?s- Sunday's North ern pacific train brought 152 im migrants and Saturday's had l'5 in conversation with A. D. Chari ton assistant general passenger agent ot the Northern Pacific it was learned that the largest num ber of immigrants that ever visited the Northwest, will com th; spring and summer. The past winter has hefn sr oav .1. - e.. 4.1 i "v-.cio in me 1. 491 that t lOUSArtllu hatro. v. disgusted with tliA r-ic, t climate, and will seek homes on the calm and milrl p., lhe rush wi hpJ o-ront,. Charlton savs. than it .I.,-;.... the Cteur d'Alene mining excite ment, when the Northern lWiis,. carried more passengers than were i Coos ei 11 ansporte-I by a transcon- I Crook L tinen'al railroad before in tliA .jtr.a i Cun-v ? length ot time Portland New CALL F02 EEPUSLICAN COFTEffTION. A republican convention for the state of Oregon is called to meet at the r.ir.o--' p,...h 1 r-.. -..j muwuu, uresron. nn Wednesday, the 11th day or April, A. D. 1888, at J 1 o'clock A. M for the purjx.se of nominating can didates for the following officers, to-wit. Representative in congress' three presidential electors, supreme judge and district officers, and to select six delegates to attend the national republican convention, and to transact such other business hs may properly come before convention. The STATE DISPATCHES. News From the Sarned- Siate Capital Eesidence Portland News. convention the will consist of 209 delegates, apportion ed among the several counties as lollows : Baker Benton Clackamas... Clatsoo ! ':..1ni,. ;., rs. The Salvation Dousrlas (liliiiiui Grant Jacks 6:30 a. m. 11 A. M. ...12::;o p. m. :3u p. M i-jiu u iiiu uny marsnai to move was held in Recorder Henton's court yesterday. D. R. N. Blaek- TIIE MAILS. Slails at t-h! Alhanv postoitice close as follows: j-'or all offices north ' nc tulci'ii states t s.. Vf .Si.le And the Narrow GuageR . R, ,r Portland ana Saietu C'orvailis and Yaqtiina A I I'MLfi south Tm.- pnswftire will be dosed each evening from six to seven o'clock . 0 ue-.'it-jit.i uiaiu-i- i.r tre early moriip? 1 at q nVlni-k tliia mnrnm.. train -h-.,;l,i .,- !lailtd i.oi., s n'.-ln.-L- thZ i U0VK tlns m01 mnS revious evening. Army Trial. Tl,u ,.f v. ,! Jackson. -"V V . 1 "' l"u "'t-uioersoi Josephine the Salvation Army, arrested for' Klamath violation of the city ordinance in I hake . . . . . obstructing the streets, after beim' i Line llOVfi. h"11' -'htlheiir Clarion r mm and J.J. hitney appeared 1 n0ina:i tor the defendants and W. R. I Polk Bilyeu and Capt. N. B. Humnhrev! nilamookV.'."." tortheciiy. lhe case was argued J and submitted, and will be decided i Special to the Herald ale.m, Feb. 27. Mayor Ramsey and family left Salem today for their new home in Pendleton." He lelt his resignation in the hand of Recorder btycker. His successor will be elected at the next regular council meeting, two weeks hence. RESIDENCE BURNED. The residence of Rev. J. L Par rish, just outside of Salem, caught fire Iroin a defective flue at noon today and the upper story was completely gutted before the fire department could stop the confla gration. The damage to building iinri flirilitllru n-ill . 0 ......cu.v, ,u iMtii iuuu. in surance $2000. IMPROVEMENTS AT ALBINA. Portland, Feb. 27. Th F,- ing Telegram savs that the Ion" neglected dry dock at Albina will soon be once again a scene of life !(;uRi activity. . H. Jlolcomb, 5 j manager of the Northern Pacific 0! terminal company, has decided to l H-.u me uock thorouh v n it ic r i at present and see whether it can be used without any mrther work 10 uone upon it. Manager Hol lo 1 torn d, Oapcain Troun and ntlir railway officials visited and in spected the dock this afternoon. ; Del A barrel of choice sauerJ kraut just opened, try some. Fresh northern grown garden seeds and flower seeds, price 5c. per package. Wallace & Thompson, Grocers. BREVITIES. 14 5 30 I! the jeweler, keeps railroad for JOTT1SUS AKOIT TOW.V cream wheat Fresh germea and at 1 arker tin s. I'se Dwight's cow brand of soda nd saleratus. ''Choice Yaquina Bav Honey at Redfield & Brownell's" Asuberb line of ladies fine shoes in : rhe latest styles at Redfield's & Brownell's. Frank Dorris, of this city, and two printers of Corvallis left last night for California. Use canned tabie rhubarb, for sale at the Willamette Packing Company's store. Mrs. Frank Wood, who has been v-Tie'inling the past month or two in Portland, returned home last even ing. H. A. Johnson, of Scio, is in the city, remaining for a few days at the residence of Dr. D. M. Jones for medical treatment. Chas Pfeiffer has received a new McNeal & Urban fire and burglar proof safe, which he has placed in the office of the Revere house. The Evangelical cemetery, near the Jewish cemetery, has been opened and the pastor states that it is now ready to be divided into lots Winn is kept busy writing acci d.'iit policies in the Travelers, but still has time to write fiftv each day. Call early and avoid the rush. The immense stock of boots and shres at A. B. Mcllwain's is being slaughtered at twenty-five percent, discount on each and every dollar's v.orth sold. The county jail now has nine occupants. It has been several rears since that large a number of lhere is one thing that would more than any arrests tend to pre serve order at the Salvation army gatherings; that is for those who do not like the Salvationists to let them severely alone. If the hood lums, who are a large factor in making the disturbance, would also "'move on" the question of pre venting obstruction to the streets ! would be solved. Umatilla. Union Wallowa Wa.-co W'ashingto.i Yamhill h) b 4 0 K 9 Convocation Services. There will be no services in the Episcopal church next Sunday, March 4th. the usual services being postponed until March 11th. i at which time Bishop Morris will j be present and administer tne rite j of confirmation. The convocation i announced some time since, will take p.ace next week. Services will be held on Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday, March" 7th, 8th and 9th, morning and evening. Further announcements will be made next week. All are cordially invited to attend these services. Itoiilh of Kev. T. L. Sails. Rev. T. L. Sails died at 2 o'clock Sunday morning at McMinnville. He was conscious almost tothe last moment. Memorial services were held there at 2 o'clock Mon day afternoon. The funeral will be held at East Portland to-day at 11 A.M. Lecture by Arcbbitlion ta-s. Archbishop W. II. Gross, D. D., of Portland, will lecture in the Catholic church in the city on Match 4th at 7 p. si. on the subject of "Family and Society." The price of admission to the lecture will be 50 cents. 2U!I The same being one delegate at large from each county and one delegate for every 150 votes and one for every fraction over one-halt thereof, cast tor Hon. Binge: Her maun. congressman, at the last general election. The committee recommend that the primaries be held March 31, lSb'8. and the county conventions April 4, 1888, unless otherwise ordered oy the county central committee. Republican electors and voters of the t-tate, without regard to past political affiliations, who belif-ve in the American princio.e of protect ive tariff and dignifying American labor, giving free, popular educa- non to tne masses ot the people, effectually protecting all human rights in every section of our com mon country, and who desire to promote friendly fee ing and per manent harmony throughout the state by maintaining a government pledged to these objects and prin ciples, are cordially invited to unite in selecting delegates to the renub- - 1 lican state convention. Resnect- fully submitted, L. T. Brown, W. R. Ellis, H. B. Miller, H. Hurley, W. M. SisipsoN. Plea;ant Ride, Beautiful Day and Interest ing Mooting"! Saturday on being informed that the Oregon Pacific authorities, on application of R. A. Irvine, had ollered a chance for a ride on their construction train to Munkers on the other side of the Santiam river and that Scio Grange held their installation of officers I . niai uay, we, m company with several others, took advantage of the occa sion and accepted a place in the caboose of the construction train. A ride of half an hour brought us to our destination, on the prairie about two miles from Scio, where the railroad company has con structed a fine elevator warehouse, und in as fine a porrion of the country as the sun shines upon. Old jellerson's white head could be seen rising up in one direction aim '.no snow top of Mt. Hood anotnerhrection, adding and beauty the scenic view h'.-io grange met at their hall close by and thither we all bent our footsteps. At the appointed! hour the grange was cilled : iiful 4h .11 : -i' i -..v. K'tiumijg omcers were duly installed b. Past State Grange Sm'ke Estrellas. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A fine hue of neckties ;;t Biain's. Six Slaves for a dollar at T. Jones'. I!- oer iroodb at cost :it " IT .-.n.. & .o.'s. French time. Co to Redfield Brownell's fresh groceries. New goods and low prices at C. B. Roland k Co.'s. Fresh roasted peanuts every day yl Ilotfinan & PleMer. Cash will buy groceries cheap at Rediield a- Brownell's. An elegant new parlor set for sale '-heap at the Second Hand Store. -io.ih.b, jackets ana winter wrans af cost or less at Monicilh AiSeiten bach's For A No. 1 cider vinegar go to Hon" man & Pieill'er's, at '25 cents per gallon. Cloaks, jackets and wintei wraps at cost or less at Mouteith it Seitcnl.ach's. New line of gents' furnishing oods now arriving at C B. Roland k Co.'. The boss place to buy crockery and glassware iz at Conn Bros, at way down prices. A new line of overcoats, inst iirunr.i Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland &Co. j JoaKs, jackets and winter wraps at j cost or less at Alonteith&Seiteubach's. 1 Eagle cigar, are the linet five cent cigar on the market. For sale bv Par- Bros. ;iUUU U v PiWiEE? Itepartare! GRAND German Ba 11 -To be given on- FridayEve, Marcn O, At the Albany opera house bv the German ' citizens of Albany and vicinity COMMITTEE ON ARRANGESIENTS. FRITZ HOFFMAN, CHAS. SIETSGER, JOHN HOFFMAN. FLOOR MANAGERS. JOHN HOFFMAN ADASI Ll'CHSINGEIt I'BBE PETERS. All those receiving are expected to attend". Tickets, including 2 00. invitations supper. Absofiafeiy Pure. This powuer never varies. A marvel ot pnrity,strent!i and v iio'esomcness. More eeonoiuicai tha.i the ordinary kinds und cannot be sold in competi tion wUb multitude of low testsliort weight aium or ohosph.ite poM-ders. Sold only in c-ots. Roval Baking Pow der Co., 1(K Vn St.. N". i'. W. F. MERRILL 1 1 1 BANKER. ALBANY, - Sell exchange on and Portland. Buy notes, sate, county and city warrant Receive deposits subject to ciieek. lutei est al lowed on time deposits. Collections will receive prompt attention. Corresiwndence solicited. "Office nours from s a. M.,to 5 pi v. Ant for reliable fire and marine insur ance companies. Hew Store, Hew Goods, TIN.HARDYARE AND NOVELTY STORE OPENED LY SIBP8IHI. 0 1 r ia, a nn 1 nr- j and & ( Hi 0. New OREGO Voriv Sn Francisco ! k in majesty ier Orders promptly tiilled for boots 01 shoes, any quality or stvie, pegged or sewed, at Lewis & Hague' -stirp". The largest assortment of ladies tine shoes and slippers in town at xiedlield v; Brownell's. Call and see tliem. Thirty cases of wmter boots in ah grades, just received by C. B. Roland & Co. Fust class stock in every partic ular. For your line imported and Kev "ecu ..:;ai 10 jj. iau 111 -j-.i it s On each of whi.-h every artic le is sola at the npures named. Tins is a rare opportunity to replenish your kitchen furniture and house turnithiny oods, or to purchase T mm I pi v v v unviu 1 ai iivivku "il Prices Xever before Ileurd of One c.ior west of Stewart & Sox" ALBANY - - OREGON. 10 I flOD IIfnl kv'M CHOICE I store, one door east o .angdc cigar drug Farm !oll. Curran & Mouteith sold yester day to Christian Dan i bach, the farm of E. J. Tate, situated seven miles southwest of Albany, con- prisoners were conhned in the Linn I ,,,;,, fo-or) iuiim juii Itppublicnu Central I'omniiflce. The Linn county republican central committee are requested to meet at the office of H. 11. Hewitt, in Albany on luesilav. JMarch (j. at one time. - (hilling's Best Paragon Roast Tea is just Coffee and Spider Leg what every jauuly should use, as they are the finest to be had in the market. For sale at the U'illam 'te Packing Company's store. Messrs. Franklin & Co. have opened in connection with their second hand store a first-class tin f bop. and will hereafter be in the 1 field for contracts and all other j work usually connected with the. ! business. ! An interesting problem for the people of this city is this: If the t-itv recorder's court room anil city council chamber will hold but forty people and 1000 wishes to be pres ent, how large a city hall does Al- any need ? 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 first-clas .Notice ot .MeelitiK. Bavlev Chapter No. S. R. A. M., will meet to night for work in M. j M. degree. All the companions! as may come before them.. A full attendance is requested. S. S. Train, Clrn Central Com. P. S. This call was first made for Monday the 0U1, but 0:1 account of that being school meeting day is changed as above to Tuesday, March th, 1SSS. " ; master yvm 1 vrna oo..,v,..i 1... the secretary nf fhn s;i it, 1 store just rc.ccivca.ine. celebrated Estrella Key West cigar, the finest Kev West cigar in the market, at M. Buumgart's cigar store. Conn Bros., sole agents for the cele brated "Red Letter" cigar, strictly Havana tilled, the best 5ent cigar ih the market. I have received my new stock of m..slin underwear. These goods are .i.imu i n a jock-much macnnie ana are warranted to be full size and length,and price reasonable. Samuel E. Young. Mothers and nurses mav give .Sim mons Liver Regulator to children :oirl onii- bound in on.'iclence in lt-s tves no er.d ol doctors' bills. Always keen it in , the house, for it is a- household icni-I ; edy, and there are many ailments thai j the Regulator will cure. It is safe to j ! take in any condition of flic. i:,-m i ! No fear from exposure after t:iL-m..- M. J. Train Master J. T. Follis. Over-seer (j. In. (.iritlin. Stewart G. A. Griffin. Asst. Stewart Clinton Munkus. Chaplain Joseph Biiveu. Treasurer -T. M. Munkus. Secretary G. W. Hunsaker. Gate Keeper Henry Lefller. Ceres Mrs. Griliin." -Flora Miss Mattie LefHer. Lady Asst. Stewart Miss De van ey. Alter the installation the ladies TTT TT Tf TIT T V -v -v ! IV. . WILLAKU, j AJLIVE LIVE TOWN. . 1 l 1 I This is what Albany is at present, and in order to keep pace v i-.l, the livelv times in this city. W. H. Wiiiani has -nini-mwl hi store and stock so that he now has the most j complete nnd desirahie line of furniture in the I val'ey. His d'inhle salesrooms in Froman's block are rilled with an tlej;aiit assortment of I iew furniture, ei.nsislin? of holiday sr.eciai-I i' uiisrani new iint;ras, cnii L'Oid pic ture f.amcs, willow rhairs, easy rockert. mar ble tallies, hraukt-t". etc., e'-. An exauiina tson nf rlie stock will show this to be true in .-very respect. f AND- 18SS, at 2"i. si., for the purpose of i , (jrane pred a fine dinner ; u' 'wt 'cicate h. calling the county convention and wl'lch wf.s enJyel by all, when j rl,1' primaries, and such other business th, feting was again called to ' J 1 "y Farmcrss Mercbants' VEGETABLES. THE uiueranii a low romu.to frv i, good of the order bv S. S. Train Hon. R. A. Iryine, f)r. G. F. Craw lord, Joseph Bilyeu, Hon. Win Cyrus, Jesse Beard. Mrs. M. J Irani, I. N. Griliin, H. S. Wil liams, Mr. Shore. Air. Cole, Mr (Vabtree, G. F. Frost, T. M. :wunkus. I l Ins will please take notice and govern fnemselves accordingly. By order of H. P. T. L. Wallace, Secretary. groceries at ueu.-ock John. prices call on Sturtlins A I ci rille Fall ! A wonderful offer! Cloaks, jack ets and wraps, of every description, at sweeping prices. Desiring to greatlv reduce our stock on these lines before taking inventors-, we wil offer our entire line of : pringer Bros, tailor made garments at cost or less. This is a rare chance. Call early while the assortment is large. MONTEU'H ci Seitenbach. In Judge Shattuck's court Satur day morning in the case of Nelson Bennett iigainst the Oregon Pacific railroad company, defendant's counsel moved to have the com plaint dismissed, which the court denied. Bennett was present anil Ids motion to verify the complaint was aiioweu. j The pastors of the Evangelical! and Metnodist churches have agreed to co-operate in holding nnion services with the pastor of St. Paul's Methodist church South in this city during the week. Preaching last evening by Rev. H. 1'. Weld), services to-night by Rev. S. E. Davis. All are cordially in vited to attend. Teachers Institute. The annual county teachers in stitute for Linn county Oregon will be held at Albany commencing on Wednesday afternoon, March 14th 1SSS. and continuing during the loth and 16th. Eminent speakers tvill be . present, among them : State Superintendent E. B. McEl roy, Prof. B. L. Arnold, of Corval lis; Prof. Thos. Condon, of the State University; Prof. Thos. Van Scov, of the Willamette Univer sity, and Prpf. D. T. Stanley, of the State Normal School. The institute promises to be one of un usual interest. The programme will be published in a short time. Geo. L. Biai-kman will soon add a $1200 soda fountain mad9 of antiqn- m-ri .?.-. of iate pattern to his drug store. . Southern Antidote for Malaria. It is generally known that Simmons Liver Regulator is relied upon to secure immunity from all malarial disorders. This is proven by its pop ularity, and anyone who has lived in the South has been curative effects and the protection it gives against this weakening and dangerous malady. It acts more promptly than calomel or (Uii'ine, without any "of their injurious consequences. .Notice to strangers. Persons just locating in Albany or vicinity will find at the new store of Kenton & Chase, between the opera house and postoffice, a good place to purchase their sup plies of groceries and provisions. They have first-class goods there and the prices are reasonable. If articles sent from their store do not give entire satisfaction they cheer fully refund the money. Just Keceived. A new invoice of Red Schoo House shoes, the best shoe made for children, for sale only at W. F. Read's. Kenton & Chase's Cascade honey will please all who want a really fine ai tide. - All t.olii V aicli .ivci .twuy. I Francis Pteiffer has placed in his ! show case tit the Albany soda and candy works a ifoO 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 days the one holding the largest number of tickets will receive the watch. it is warranted to he a genuine gold watch wortu ifou. 111s cigars are the best in the market. This is a rare chance to get a gold watch free. Mauled. Of every man who owes me an account, my money. I have hun dreds of dollars on my books, which I need badly and must have. I hope this notice will lie sufficient. If not interest and costs will cer tainly be added, for the money must come. C. II. spencer. " Vi lint am 1 li 1)? The symptoms of hili.iiisncs are nn linr.il,' l..lf... II rm , ' . , . ""it". '" i !.'" we i kudu 11. riieyuitter -v pleasant ride home and a bear- ! hi dillerent individuals tosome extent, ty imt mental vote of thanks to the ! A l,iliolls ,lliiu seldom a breakfast railroad bovs closed the day's en- Url"' Tu" '""''''i''iil-, alas, lie has a;, jovment. ' " ' tveelicnt appetite for liquids tut none I lor solids of a morning. His tongue I win nanny Hear ms;iccti.n at any time: 11 11 i 1 mi mine ;mi;i rui i i ii. ir 10'.: best Redfield & brands ot Brownell's. oysters at The Little Giant School Shoe is decidedly the most durable shoe in the market for children's wear. Rbdfiklu & Brownell. Sole Agt's No trouble to have buckwheat cakes for breakfast where selfrising Hour is used. Kenton & Chase sell the best. We warrant all goods bought of us to be strictly first-class in eveiy respect. Redfielu ic Browxxell. - - "CIl-'' at the corner jewelry store when vou want V Teachers Fxamiiiatioii. 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. 2'J, 18S8. All those desiring to pass examinations will please take notice and be present at tne beginning. D. V. S. Reid, Co. Sch. Supt. Patents t.r.nilctl. The following patents were grant-! ed to citizens of the Pacific stales : during the past week and repv:ed j expressly for the II era 1.0 bv C. A, I Snow & Co., patent lawyers Wah-! nigton, D. C. : M. J. Amick, Port- j land, gas regulator: J. Crampton, ! Nin JM-ancisco, rubber hose; G. I W. Douglas, San Francisco, de-1 pression pulley for cable railways: j W. I lass, San Francisco, street sweeper ; N. S. Johnson, Portland, I washing machine; W. Johnson.! lortlandj amalgamator; R. 15.1 i.von, sonoma, Gal., gate; J. St Mary, San Francisco, damper regulator. !iS JfHICE :-:Coopy:- i 1 1 1 1 Settled at Ijist. alall events. I he digestive svMeiu i wholly m:t of order a ml diarrhea or con stipation may be a symplom in ihe two may alternate. T1;t,. are oft-n 'em oi rhoids or even loss of blood. There may be giddiness and often headache and acidity or llatulcnce and tenderness in tliepii of the stomach. To correct all this if not ellect a cure try Green's An gust Flower, it cos-is but a trifle and thousands attest its eflicacy. An Ixcilicni .Mctliciiic. "My wife and myself were in bad Health jor some lilieen yea-s. 1 chanced to be looking over one of Simmons Liver I. emulator Alman acs and saw A. 1L Steven's and Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials. 1 then obtained so-ue the .Regulator, and can heartily recommend th'. Liver riCgwaTOr lo mv 1 lends as an eveel com:ea.;n"y OF - Albany, Oregon The workman raised a purse and i h-nt medicine." uiid for one-half of the organ that! Z. E. II.m fto Humbug Aboite This. ' It is a straight business proposi tion, easily comprehended 'and worth givir.g 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 a. . . v 1 ..1 itssuiimeiiL is ouereu without re- i serve at this slaughter in prices. I was drawn in N II. Allen's gift distribution, and presented it to Miss Lay ton, who drew the other half. The gift was most worthily bestowed as the young iady is one of the fairest and" exemplary of Al bany's fair citizens. , . i l.crmnu Kali. A German ball will be given at the opera house bv the Germim citizens 01 .Aioanv ana vicinity on i riday evening, March D. 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 these columns. :risox. (ford 1 M. I ), -nviile V., The sweet pickles, sold by Ken ton & Chase, are pronounced ex cellent by every one who trv them. 5 r- "-a '2 IZ 1. 30 c-. 2 Don't fail CapitalStock 1300,000 0 , Second IMI11 I- CAPITAL. S55.00O. i Second OFHtiCK. i Have on exhibition a large stuck of fine Table Fruits and Vegetables. All tabie 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- en ware, cutlery, etc., etc to examine their goods and prices. your watch repaired. thicken Pic Sociable. The ladie3 of the Baptist church will give a chicken pie sociable at the W. C. T. U. hall oil the even ing on February 29. It will be a most enjoyable affair. Everybody is invited.' The price of supper will be 25 cents. Open at 5 p. ni. Item Iter This, J you &re sick Simmons Lirer Re ulater will surely aid nature in niak ing you well... ,Jf you are costive or dyspeptic or suffering from anv other of the numerous diseases of the liver stomach, or bowls, it is your fault if you remain ill, for Simmons Liver Kegulater is a soverign' remedy for all such complaint. I.xcculor's Notice. OTFCE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT THE undersijrned have this day bee-i duly appointed executors of the last will and testa ment of Htiffh L. Brown, deceased, by the county court of Linn county, Oregon, and .u... .11 . . . 1 :.. . ..t..:... ....u uidb uii ieioiif iiuin eiuiiiis uaiiisi. paia eniaLe are nereoj uoliiicu to jHuseiifc trie same, properly verified, to the undersigned at Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, within six 11 ontlis from the date o'f this notice. Dated February 2, 1SSS. J. M. MOVER, JOHN BROWN, Executors. 1 resident Charles E. Wolverton ice-President J. O. Writsman. Treasurer J. W. Cusiclc. secretary J. K. Elderkin. DIRECTORS. R. S. Strahan, Chas. E. Wolver ton, J. L. Cowan, D. B. Mouteith, J. W. Cusick, J. 0. Writsman, J. !v. Elderkin, Charles Mouteith, G. F. Simpson. Hand Store A. BOND & SON, Healers in Ganeral lerclianoics Irving, Eane Co., Oregon. Mr. Brink has received the finest as sortment of wicker rocking chairs to be found in the city. If you don't be Ucveit, call in and see for yourself. . 5- - .a -SSta.'-'ao its w Si h Tlie past year has proven it to be a neces sity. The best and cheapest place to buy your StoYesFarnitnTB Tinware We are always prepared to buy 3-our house hold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole j PEERLESS OIL CAN ! And - Lamr - Fillo Safe. SGund, Oonsemtive A Square Company Managed by Square Men Patronized by Square People JtSTTinshop recently added, lone at the lowest prices All work M FRANKLIN & CO. THE FIRST NATIONAL 1UE OF A!.!5AKY .0;tEG0N. PRESIDEl-fl, VICE-PBESIDENT CASHIER '3 ' L. Plinn. S. E.; Young, G.E.Chamberlain TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BL'SINESS. Acconnrji rent. check. Siaht Exchange and Telemnhi? transfer sold or, New York, Chicaro. rraneisco and Porttand.Oregon. CoTleUioni maae on favorable terms. UtELL. JE 3 j?atroai23 Horns Enterprise UKO. li. UHAMBEKLiis. .