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Newspaper Page Text,',:'.5K..iQh,M THE MOKSIXG- IIEIiALD, WEDXESDAX, FEBR-FAKY 2f 1SS8. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives lt--part Vassenger.. Freijrnt.... ,11:15am . 1:00 p m ! 5:2om',6:50 a.m THE CITY CUIMIL. THE SALVATION AK15V CASE. INDIAN' Alt YETEKAX8. Street Railways aad Other Hew Ordinances j Eecorder Hentoa Decides ia Favor of the A Quiet Meeting. O. & C. R. K. TIME-TABLE NORTH BOUSD. I Arrives! Departs! Arrives. Cala.expr Ea:ene ex Freight (i:15amj 7.05am 11 loam 111. H5an. I 7.10am Portlan-lO.lOam " 3.45pn. " 2.45pm SOUTH BOUND. Arrives! Departs; Arrives, Cala.exp '-"usreiie ex treight r.4;pm 8.05pm li'20pm 12.40pm 1 30pm t cfreight teceived for south alter 11 a. m Fnme riay. LEBANON BRANCH. FmAHia'y Departs No. Il7...;12 50 p m No. IS ! S.lOp m Regular meeting of the city coun cil was held last night, all members and officers being present. Committee on health and police in the matter of the suppression of San Wa's wash hous reported, re ferring the matter back to the council to deal with in accordance with the ordinaneein such cases. The report was concurred in. The committee on ordinances re ported the ordinance in reference to the nurchasft nf a fi Eud2.Zam I commending the reduction of the Eujrene fi.oopm amount to be paid to $3200, and me report was adopted, and the ordinance afterwards read and passed. The committee on streets and public property reported recom mending that the bridge at the Arrives Lebanon at 1.36 p m " 8.56 p m Fin i.eban Salvationists, who were Discharged. In the case of the city against two members of the Salvation Army, arrested for refusing to obey the order of the city marshal not to stop on the street, Recorder Henton rendered a decision yester day, discharging the defendants. The court held that the pro visions of the ordinance under which the arrests were made con flicted with the constitution of the state, which grants every citizen the right to worship according to the dictates of his own conscience ; also that it was not shown in the evidence that an obstruction . was created at the time the arrests were made. The court further held that if such an obstruction was made and it was shown in the evidence that the parties ar- No. 12... No. 14... 5 00 a iiVAIbanyat 5.45 am. 2.00 p m " 2.45 p m. THE MAILS. Mails at thH Albany )ostortice close as follows: r or all ottietb north V'iu eastern states ( c..fl , .-, ... .. . , .-O.tiO A. M. T ie est iM'le ( And the Narrow GuageR . R. ) .-.r Portland and Salem 11 a. m. Corviillis and Yaiuiui 12:30 r. m. All ..tlk-es south 7:30 p. m The wstotfiee will be closed each evening; Vrom six to seven o'clock. Keiristered matter for the early mornir train should bo niailtd be'ore 8 o'clock the revious svenuig. THE WEATHER TO-DAY. Sax Francisco, Feb. 2S Weather, indica tions for the next twenty-four hours begin ning at 7 P. M. arc: Colder with light rains. jom.; ABOIT TOWN. ticAW fouiisvillk items. intersection of Thurston and Water i rested created it and refused to streets be repaired immediately. I move on, they would be liable to a ine report was adopted. j fane. lne special committee to pur chase lumber reported that the lumber could not be procured as ' r, Wilt! evnoplo.l o.wl tV... ,..v. i t R.WVFORDSVILLE " "-.'V.Vyl.Vyl UHVI 1 1 IV. cu ttu 111 missioner had purchased lumber at $11 50 per M. The petition of L. Flinn, S. E. Young, W. C. Tweedale and Fo- Feb. 28. ! Our town is to have a new mil- linery shop this summer. I 11. W. Moses, our ostmaster, is ! recovering from a severe attack of I shay & Mason, for the privilege of j rheumatism. building a stone sidewalk on the The subject ot anthropology was south side of First street, from i well handled by Dr. Gilbert iu a Ferry to Ellsworth street, was re-1 series of four lectures last week. lerred to the committee on streets i and public property to report at A blacksmith and repair shop will be erected here this spring by Mr. Wiseman, a gentleman living on Middle Kidge. lie has bought two lots from It. Glass on which to the next meetinsr A petition for a sewer was re ferred to the same committee. A petition lor a sidewalk in j y.., llackleman's second addition wh:--! , , . , , , history luaeninerv nas noen oruereu ior i ,: the new shingle mill to be erected To Prepare a History of the Oregon Indian Wars Thanks to Senator Dolph. Multnomah Camp, No. 2, Indian War Veterans, North Pacific coast, held a special meeting on Saturday. After roll call, reading of minutes of the last meeting and some other ordinary routine business, the following reso.utions were adopted : Whereas. In the settlement of the Pacific Northwest by white people, besides great hardships and privations endured by them, they were involved in difficulties and wars with the native tribes of Indians: aud Whereas, A correct statement of these difficulties and wars is much needed in a correct history of the Pacific Northwest: therefore Resolved, Tlmt the captain of this camp is hereby directed to designate two persons who shall, with the captain of tins cainp, constitute a committee whose duty it shall he to arrange and prepare for publication by this camp, a correct history of the relations, contests and wars l.etween the white settlors oi' t!ie Pacific North west and the native tribes of In dians; that such committee may receive such aid as may be tender ed them, and ma secure the services of such persons as they may deem advisable, and it shall be the duty of such committee to report to tL is camp all their doings in the premises, at least once in every three months, and to turn over to this camp, as fust as pre pared, all manuscripts for such For an excellent lunch we have just received a new lot of choice boneless herring, neatly packed in small boxes expressly for lunch purposes. That chip beef is just as good as ever, and can be- served in any quantity. To all desiring to have a garden of their own, we would say that here is the place to get your seeds and onion sets. We have a vari ety of sets both large and small, come and take your choice. Table rhubarb, Royal Ann cher ries, prunes, peaches3artlet pears, etc, are only a few of our complete stock of canned luxuries both in tin and glass. Wallace & Thompson. Grocers. BUEYITIES. Smke Estrellas. ' Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A fine Hue of neckties at Blain's. Six f'laves- for a dollar at T. Jones'. E ,; oer goods at cost at X. H. Allen .o.'s. French, the jeweler, keeps railroad thus:." Go to ReiLtield & Brownell's for fresh groceries. Xvw goods and low prices at C. B. Roland ii Co.'s. Fresh, roasted peanuts every day at Hotthisia & Pl'eifl'er. Cash will buy groceries cheap at Kedlield Brownell's. PiWiER I t lit -To be given or.- Friday Eve, fta.rei;v 9, At the Albany opera house by the- German citizens of Albany and vicinity COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS. FRITZ HOFFMAN, CHA8. METSGER, JOHN HOFFMAN. FLOOR MANAGERS. JOHN HOFFMAN ADAM LCCHSINGER. UBBE PETERS. All those receiving invitation are expected to attend. HF Tickets, including supper, 2 00. m Dejarto! AbsofuteSy Pure, read and referred to committee. the same ti-.o rmt.ndnra w -fmnh'n,, . ! !v xuessrs. coeiuan iv iuciweii. School meeting next Monday. Choice Yaquina Bav Honey at EedSeld & Brownell's". A suberb line of ladies fine shoes in ail!the latest styles at liedfield's X. nrnipncll'a " i V. All U " 11V 1 I ' . IT., ,1 4V. 1.,,U....U tnv at thT WilUmette ltoi andLvon ss? witii rportof s!11 P in this Company's store. I tne committee upon the same was u-v UU!5 year- read third time and reterred back liesolved, That Multncmah Camp, No. 2, Indian War Veterans i rrft 11 .1 . lK til. "XT.-il'fll Pitifip Anif lli'l'I.VlV WPr nM ro,irfl.n,i etrt ,,oc roorl i-'iev wi i utilize me water-power ( " ,,v- . . sewer on itauroaa street was read ,. ... .. 1 ... . .h..0 Jto ti....,o tr. irn t tt oi nie iiioriran sawmill ior runninii t-t-"v-,i' " " - thir machinery. This, with the j Dolph tor his able and exhaustive mill being built bv Messrs. Pugh first and second times and referred to the committee on ordinances. TIic rttvl i nannci irvi ntim r iw.t tt - a.,- iiaiiKiws nail ill i , i . , -ii ! ,.K;a tr, , vtnet o,i ,. vit & Hale, will be two shingle mills Comp This office acknowledges a pleas ant call from Mr. John McNeil, of Toledo, Benton county. The ladies of the Baptist church will give a chicken pie sociable at the W. C. T. U. hall this evening, beginning at 5 o'clock. Mr. Toll Thompson, ad just or of the State Insurance Company, of Salem, is in the city on business connected with his company. to the committee for amendment. On motion the marshal was in structed to give notice by posters that the alleys must be cleaned out in the next sixty days. The mar shal was instructed to enforce the ordinance upon this subject. Saloon licenses were granted to Hoffman & Monteith and J. A. dross. Bid for building a bridge on Mrs. Frank Wood, Sr., has re- Eighth and Jeflerson streets were turned from a two months' visit opened and read and the contract ith her daughter, M rs. Wm . Hen- awarded to W . E. Kelley . arson. lit. Oakland. California. n motion the ordinance on Todav ia the last day of winter q,.,!mir tn thp almanac and the ! 1IU1U-U- trn.l. .1 - - . . L...l.. .l.tf-A rr t BILLS if'.du Uiiv oi reoiuciiv, " was ordered ALLOWED. tiio r-alAiifhir rpachftd only once mil'. K. iN. lilackburn four years. The immense stock of boots and P. W. Spink. . P. W. Spink. . W. B. Scott.... shoel at A. B. Mcllwain's is being A'-n;r-' ' slaughtered at twenty-five percent. r p ' discohnt on each and every dollar's v D- ari il. Mil VPS P. W. Spink On motion it was ....$25 00 ..... 4 00 .... (5 25 1 00 2 25 8 50 (53 85 )! 12 decided to v;orth sold Wm. Simpson has purchased the bankrupt stock of the recent firm ; meet on Frklav evening at 7 i Ct. - v' T -v. anr trill ' . . -naiie.. i,uii5flJ,auU "-iM. to consider the street railway the same out at cost, fcee nis am . j or Jinances. elsewhere. j .. A drunk yesterday afternoon be- lonvocatiwu Services, came entangled in a buggy robe T ,, b servioes in the n r c. i . l-l p J 1 1 1.. . j.u. snacKieioru nas uougni a ioi opposite his feed stable, and J. F. Hurt has bought two lots opposite the church from K. Glass. Mr. Hurt intends building a residence this summer. This list of items looks as if the long expected boom was beginning to strike this place. ICEFOKT. The following is a report of district No. 33 Linn, ' county Oregou, beginning Jan. 2o and ending Feb. 24 18SS. Those who have not been absent nor tardy during the mouth are : Cora Strat ton, Myrtle and Earnest WiiVXley, Thomas and Willie Farlow, Lottie Miller and Oscar Farlow. No. of scholars enrolled during the month 30. Below we give a list of the scholarship and deportment of each for the month. S. stands for scholarship; D. for deportment liansrinir in front of J. J. Dubruille's harness store, and in his maneuvers broke- out a window. No arrest was made. Schilling's Best Paragon Roast Coffee and Spider Leg Tea is just what every family should use, as thev are the finest to be had in the market. For sale at the Willam ette Packing Company's store. The : Western Union Telegraph company has just finished stretch ing a copper wire between Helena iinTl Portland. About the middle ; . ..A . ... -.1- ii 1 11 l.Airin rii "i rri- vi .uaije.i oir. d Vi i lit Important Meeting. per Wire OeiweCU ioiiuuua. T ,H. Air! Srtv will ,an-' . . , meet at Mrs. John Althouse's on The Oregon penitentiary has 2o9 Tnurfs(juv March 1st. Let every prisoners, and the immates of the iajv interested in '-haritv work be i:!sane asylum of the state numbers the-rp as a verv worti,v object will 450. The people evidently need ; be ,iiscusse(i. t the meeting held more brain food, or probably the j the tirst of Urch the officers for lootings would re more equal n a ; 1Wq :ii u Pi,,cte(i i Episcopal church next Sunday, March 4th, the usual services being postponed until March 11th, at which time Bishop Morris will be present and administer tne rite of confirmation. The convocation announced some time since, will take p.ace next week. Services will be held on Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday, March 7th, 8th j Frank Cole and 9th, morning and evening, j Eli Miller Further announcements will be j Isaac Miller made next week. All are cordially i Willie Farlow. . . invited to attend these services. I Lester Conser. . . Hugh lusher. . . . I'M win Buckner. Wm. Buckner. Grace Reed Earnest Winkley. . Thomas Farlow. . . Archie Miller Lily Buckner Cora Stratton Alma Dyer Louisa Farlow Clara Buckner. . . . Nora Miller Etta Lead Fred Fisher Myrtle Winkley . . . Grace Winkley. . . . Lottie Miller." Olive Farlow S. 9t) 95 93 91 9S 98 94 92 94 95 92 94 90 90 88 90 90 90 84 89 84 90 94 95 D. 100 100 100 100 presentation in the tinted btutes senate ot the claims for the pay ment of the Indian war debt of 1855 5G, as the same was audited aid allowed by the commission composed of Generals Ruf'us IiiiihIIs and A. J. Smith and Hon. L. F. G rover; and that the secretary of this CHinp transmit a copy of this resolution to Senator Dolph, uuder the seal of the camp. Sew Teneher. Prof. C. A. W oody s petition to the interior department to be ap pointed principal teacher at the Chemawa Indian Training school would appear not to have availed him at all, for the administration has concluded to import to Ghe mawa to till that position, one L. D. Rogers, f Sidney Centre, N. Y. Mr, Rogers has been ex pected daily aud it is probable that he is already on the grounds. Prof. Woodj, who lias been acting temporarily as principal teacher, will now step down and out, much to the regret of many who hoped to see him selected permanently for the position. This powder never varies. A marvel ot purity,strength and wilalesorneness. More eeonomieal than the ordinary kinds nnd cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test,short veiht alum or phosphcte nowders. j Soldonlv in e uis. Rosai Baking Pow- ; ! i,i.-v '.i ior. Wnli st.. Nf. V. ! ... -I a - 1 i . Ail eiegaiu new puiiur &ei ior auie cheap at the Second Hand Store. Cloaks-, jackets and winter wraps at cost or let-s at Monteith tfcSeiten bach's For A No. 1 cider vinegar go to Hoff man & Efuilier's, at 25 cents per gallon . Cloaks, iackets and wintei wrans at J cost or less at Monteith teSeitenbaclfs. j ALBANY, OREGO New-line Ot ijeiits turnislung goods j Sell exchaiise on New York San Francisco now arriving at O B. Roland it Co,'. . and Portland? The boss place to buy crockery and Buy notes, state, county and city warrants, glassware ic at Conn Bros, at way down Revive deposits subject to cbok. Interest) w l rices lowed on time deposits. """,. r . j i Collections will receive prompt attention. A new hue of overcoats, just opened I olleV"""!5 1,1 j r Stylish anclcheap. C. B.Koland&Co. j Correspondence soheitcdi JCsrUtnce nours irom a a. r. r. H. F. MERRILL, BANKER. M Store, lew Goods, TI!l,KiSRE AND NOVELTY STORE OPENED BY WILLIAM SIMPSOH. 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 Cent Counters fin rv?i f wliich evfirv article is sola at the- figures named. Tliis is a rar. opportunity to I replenish your kitcheu furn;tur ad house ! furuiirhing goods, or to purcSiase MAflfllTwfn M a f r mi Asnt for reliably fin ancc companies. ami marine insur- W. H. W1LLMD, . .A5LIVE Furnitum la .IX A. .ucs lor Daman'.-. Mrs. May Davis, says the Eugene t i i. . i( vjru.'ti ii, una !! brought suit S. P. jjladcieu for L..C ia,C iu. . uuii .u. a.a.10 takc t.(mdUi()n of county at the April term, laying y0 fL... fro,n eSposnre the damages at 410,000. The at- . t!us medicine. tornevs loi nlaintitt are Condon & ! Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or less- at Monteith & Seitenhach's. Ea;rle 'iija.rs are the finest live cent c'urar on the- market. For sale by Tar- ' kerBros. : Orders proraptlj' rillled for hoots or ! shoes, any quality or style, penned or ! sewed, at Lewis it Hughes' shep. j The larefrti assortment of ladies fine i shoes and slippers in town at Aedticld ' & Brownell's. Call and see litem. j Thirty cases of winter hoots in all j Trades, just received by C. B. Roland & j Co.. Kirst cliss stock in every partic- i uhir. For your line imported and Key I West t-iirar iro to M. iJaumu'art's cijrar j store", one (tooreusto Landcii's druir j store. I Key West ciar, the finest Key W est j ciijar. in the market, at M. Baunii;art's j ci'iii" store. Conn Bros., solo aircnts for the cele bratad "Red Letter" ciirar, strictly Havana tilled, the best 5-cent ciiar iii the market. , I have received my new stock of . ..... . vr Vv..v. j :;. ! w tables, bracket, et... etc. maue Cll a i'K-mi 'i maei i a iu a.e , o gtook a;show to be true in wai raiueu iu oe iuii mwuiiu miiuuu every respect. pi lee lea&onuuie. oa.ulcl. jtj. iuuiu. MotluiTS and nurses may frive Sim mon Liver Regulator to children aud tothi-most de.icute home bound in valid wilii the inmost confidence in its r-afcty and eRicacy. It oaves no e:.d :f doctors bills. Always keen it in t!JJ UUVllil 111UVIVW1 fTffy l Prices SevctvJbcforeHenrtlw Oee- J..or west of Si wart & Sos ALBANY - - OREGON. CHOICE Table Fruits LIVE TOWN. This is what Albany is- at present, and in order to keep pace with the lively times in this citv, W. H. Wiliaod has enlarged: his store and stock so that he-now has t?te most 1 complete and desiraWcrline-of furniture iuthe j valiov. His double salesrooms in Froman's j block are filled with an elegant assortment of j new furniture, consistan? of holiday sne.;ial- ties, lounires in new patterns, find jroid pic- I tare f .ames. willow-chairs, easy rockert. lisar- ; A.n examn.a- -AKD- VEGETABLES. against j tiie house, for it .s a household ictii- a5 !5 J0 ..) U2 8S 80 yj so S8 ! custonie 75 ; .... . ... . i :i l... . Sia)l(lel IU j iln" tiitie an: iiiuuj uiiuieuir Lii.ii ' tne jcairuiaior w in cure, iiissaie io the system, after lakin FarwsM Dorris of Eugene Citv and II. 1 1 ... I Ihompson oi Portland. Ihe de-! ia.piiv'butt.)owe .1 known. They differ : tendant lias not yet tiled his answer; m diirerent individuals to some extent, j to the complaint, hut will perhaps ! A bilious man is seldom a breakfast . be itiiie represented. I To" frequently, alas he has an ; j excelient appetile lor liquids but none ; .)l.l nuirli UivtM for solids of a morninjr. His ton-rue ; T. ,,r i , i-i- will hardlv Ix-arhispcetion at any time; ! 1-rancis I'feiller has placed in his ; .f u (t IiuC white anil furred, it i rouh, i show case at the Albany soda ana ! ;ll all t.Vets. The digestive syftem is j eandv works a fiokl watch, i whwll -out of order and diarrhea or con- j which will be i?iven awav to the j sUpaii-n im'.y be a r-ymplum or the two i f who purchases of him , may alternate. 1 lure ara olt-.-n hem- -THE- m the most who huvs cijrars. a tiitrar few score of uneaught knaves were , added to the criminal list. j Among the delegates at the re- j cent encampment of the Women's I llelief Corps in this city, was one j whose name was accidentally I omitted, Mrs. It. A. Bensall, of j "Yaquina, who is. president of Geo. j Washington Corps, No. 14, of that j i -lace. Mr. Bensall and wife, who ! Mrs. T. Hopkins. Sec'y. have been spending a few days nants. ... . . i . . . i i visiting tnenus nere, ieu yesieruav i ior their home. Linn County lteireseiilel. In a programme received of the Vespertine, entertainment held at the State Normal School last Sat urday we notice the names of Mr. L. and Miss Julia Lewis and S. Shedd, of Linn county, as partiei- Woodburn Srnndal. The Salem Vidette says that it is oi o m - .-j t...4. n c.n,i..inna affj r Utuoiic cnurcii 1 reported that a scanciaious aiiair , - h 4th afc ? p M nas just come to ngui ' ! , "Familv and burn3, which involves the family of ; Jnn one oi tne weauiuesi pwicci farmers in the lower end. It is said that a young daughter scarcely fntPMi is in t.hvsical condition unable to lonser conceal. Herj Lecture by Archbishop Gross. Archbishop W. H. Gross, D. D., of Fortland, will lecture m tne in the city on on the subject Society. Ihe . . i . i nrice oi aamission to me iccluic will be 50 cents. A. W. Musks, Teacher. Teachers Instiliit. The annual county teachers in stitute for Linn county Oregon will be held at Albany commencing on Wednesday afternoon, March 14th 1888 and continuing during the 15th and 16th. Eminent speakers will be present, among them: State Superintendent K. B. McKl rov, Trot'. B. L. Arnold, of Corval lis"; Prof. Thos. Condon, of the State University, Prof. Thos. Van Scov, of the Willamette Univer sity", and Prof. I). V. 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. Lvery per.son will receive a ; orrhoids or even loss of blood. There j may be riudiiiess and often headaelie j I ...... r.w.-T-l. Ill I' l 1 I 1 ll'lll'l' 11. Ill l II ! Ill'SS 1 ticket. At the end of ninety days j,, tiiestomach. To correct all ! the one holding the largest number I ti,js if 1)(,t effect a cure trv Green's An I of tickets will receive the watch, j must Flower, it costs but a trine and It is warranted to be a. genuine j thousands attest its efficacy. gold watch worth Sol)., las cigam are the best in the market, 'f hiri is a rare chance to get a watch free. COMPANY Ft An Fxrt'llfiit .Mwlieliic. t il f A ...... ......... in 1 i.i il Sola iliicaltii for some " fifteen yca-s. I of OF- i health for some fifteen yca -s. chanc;d to be lookinir over one Ailfeaimx 5- Oregon l.crinaii liail. A German ball will be given at j the opera house by the German; citizens of Albany and, vicinity on j Friday evening, March 9; A fiae supper is to be served at the City j Restaurant, .and an;enjoyable time is promised. An adv. containing j names of committees, etc. appears j elsewhere in these columns. I Kenton & Chase's Cascade honey will please all who want a really Marians A Terrible Fall ! A wonderful offer! Cloaks, jacX- unabie io longer cornea , wraps,0f every description, going ana coming were waicueu, -a . Desirins to Alj ov-."0 I . and it was discovered that i Wn holdin- illicit relations ! Sre,- , : i.l " : . JtV , -;i 1 Teachers Examination. Notice is hereby given that the I fine ai tide ret;ular public quarterly examm- ..c .1 l".. I. ,.1.1 .,1- tinnnrt honS( in Alhanv. Linn i cidealy the most durable shoe Co.. Or.. cOinmencintr at noon on Wendesday, . Feb. 2y, 1888. Alii those desiring to pass examinations j will please take notice and be , No trouble to have buckwheat present i tne beginning ; cakes for breakfast wlire selfrising J). . S. Reii, Co. ch. Supt. j flour i(J uged Kenton & Chase sell i tne uest.. The Little Giant School Shoe is in the market for children's wear, ReDKIKLO & BK.OWXE.LLi Sole Agt's Simmons Liver Kegulator Alman acs and saw A. H. Steven's and Bishop 1 l'iert-es names to testimonials. I then obtained some the Regulator, and can heartily recommend the. Liver Regulator to my friends as an excel lent niediciiiH." Z. E. IlAKHlSOX. M. IK (iordo nville The sweet pickles, sold by Ken ton it Chase, are uronounced ex- i,riC 111 J - Vl vnv J - - Have on exhibition a large stock of fine Table Fruits and Vegetables. All table fruits are- put up in pure granulated sugar syrup, aud are warranted to give satisfaction. Also A complete stock of fancy.... . . . .and staple groceries, crock- eryware, glassware, wood- eiiware, cutlery, etc., etc Don't fail to examine their goods aiwl prices. witii her two brothers for a long jtime. The affair will probably be finished up, as th details would be ' -loo revolting ior recital. Maliletl. lines before taking inventory ,wewil! Of every man who owes me an We warrant all goods bought of offer our entire line of Springer Bros. , aL.COunt, my money. 1 have han- i us t0 D& strictly first-class in every tailor made garments at cost or less, j tire(js 0f dollars on my books, restect,. REDFiEiii) & Bkowxxell. This IS a rare ciiauce. v..m t". , wmui i. ueeu ouuiv miu uiuai 'a.vf. while the assortment is large. Monteith & Seitexbach. Iteaiii t Pioneer t'atholie Woman ,SUBlncheT;eoff SSI -uthern Ant.-o.e COr MIar,. hop Blanchet, died It is generally wnthons 3Ionday alternoon at ne x'ospua. from all a&n&i of the Sisters oi cuaruj, . cue d- der3. This is proven by us pop bom in Quebec, Canada about nd au whoii lived in eventv-five years ago; and came j th gouth ha3 been cuiative effects ' X - -i ... iflji; She. Ipjivpr i j 'tor-tirn it "-ivcs against to uregon V ' w . ... . -WY. ' "" .--..ii. t.r f tViotiri in uregon, I hope this notice will besuitWient. If not interest and costs will cer- j tainly be added, for the money j must come. C. II. Stsscek. j "Stop" at the corner jewelry store when you want your watch repaired. il uuav vi r- l ; i ington and San Jose, uai. o leaves a sister near 01ym,.ia,W . I. 10 yw " " , -..1J this weakening ann dangerous miu, . It acts more promptly than calomel or quirine, without any ol their injurious consequences. . Executor' Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned have this day be; i duly Appointed executors ol the last vyl aim testa- meat of Haab L. Urown, oeceateu, y ."-- Mo Humling Aijout iUi. It is a straight business' proposi tion, easilv comprehended and worth giving attention to, that the iounty eourt of Unn county, Oregon, and Will leave tne Pulpit. 1.-1. i t v Webb, tmstor of the Salem Christian church, will in a short time close his two years of service in that pulpit, at w men time he will preach h serm n. lie lias accept . k ., Ueg of groceries ana provwu pointment as suite organizer oi i hey have tirst-class goods tl Notice lo strangers. Persons just locating in Albany or vicinity will find at the new store of Kenton & Chase, between th ooera house and postoilice, a j good place to purchase their sup n, i.iw first-class goods ttiere 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. roliil.ition nartv. and will uet,in , , :ps are reasonable. 11 Ids canvass in Marion county. j artit.es sent from their store do not . T-TZTTTT.rs ' at i give entire satisfaction they cheer. a I . t ( L lH.lliUO vi Kedlield & Brownell's. fully refund the money, Just Keeeiveil. A new invoice of lied Schoo House shoes, the best shoe made for children, for sale only at W. F. Read's. Winn is kept busy writing acci dent policies in the Travelers, but still has time to write fifty each day. Cult early and. avoid the rush. that all persons having claims agamst saia estate arc hereby notified to present tho same, properlv verified, to the undersigned at Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, witluii six n oittbs from the date oi this notice. Dated February 2, 188$. J. M. MOVER. JOHS BROWN, Executors. &SsA If s soa i ail's 1MIU-1P CAPITAL, 1 I ! Second Hand Store! 1 i ni(KK. President Charles E. V.'olverton. 1 Vice-President J. O. Wntsman. S Treasurer J. W. Cusick. Secretary J. K. Elderkin. lltRECTORS. Ii. S. StraV.an, Chas. E. Wolver ton, J. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith, J. W. Cusick, J. O. Writsman. J. K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G. F. Simpson. A. BOND &. SON, Dealers in General lerclianaice Irvlus, Lane Co., Oregon. CD r-Sa S o 3 e P S a 2 M ' . W Safe, Sound. Conservative The past year has proven it to be a neces sity. The "best and cheapest place to buy your StovesPeniture Tinware We are always prepared to buy ymir house hold furniture'at the highest cash price. Sol ij;ents for the PEERLESS OIL CAN And. - Lamp - Killer 5TTinshop recently added, done at the lowest prices All work M. FRANKLIN & CO. CD 0 -2 o3H r a w w 9 t n u Hl a. . . r2 Mr. Brink has received ihe finest as scrtmerit of wicker roekinsr chairs to !c round in the city. If you dou't be licvtiit, call in aud sec for voursulf. ,r 5 x a A Square Company Managed by Square Men Patronized by Square People Patronizs Some Enterprise ml of Albany: Oregon; L. Flinn. S. E. Youoff. PRESIDENT, V1CE-PBESIDEKT . Cashier, U.E.ChamberIain, TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINQ. BL'&IXESS. Accounts kept subject to check. Siht Exchange and Telegrapbic Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San Francisco aud Portliiiid.Oregon. Collectioim made on favorable terms. S. E. Yon L H. bLMS. Geo. E. Chamberlain, L. Flisw W. E. IX'RSBIW 1 1 if. 4 1 1 L k 1 i ;iV'-'i''' 'v-(i' i.'.-..: 1 ! .