Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 10, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text: THE VF01TNTN"G- HERALD, SATURDAY. 3IARCH 10, 1SSS. glorniugjailggmia ...iA i'AlUFIC TIME TABLE. i Arrives .Depart t'asseiiger ll:15aiu 1:00 p m Freight ! 5:2;..m 6:50 a.tn O. JS, C. H. R. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOPSD. ' ' i ! Arrives; Departs! Arrives. CaU.expr 6:45aml 7.05am Portlan-lO.lOain f;ene ex llla&mill. 35arc " 3.45pm j-reight -... 7. lOani " 2.45pm s SOUTH BOUND. i i j i Arrives! Departs1 . Arrives. Cala,exp 7.45pm I 8.05pm i Ashland 9.00am Eugene ex 12.20pm 12. 40pm Eugene 2.40p m Freight ... j 1.30pm 'Eugene 6.00pm LEBANON BRANCH. FmAlba'y. Departs j Arrives o lTT7. Ti j 50 p m Lebanon at 1.36 p m No. 13.. . j 8.10 ! m " JO p m Fin i.eban No. 12 i 5 00 a m Albanyat 5.45 a m. No. 14 1 2.00 p m " -;4lPJE THE MAILS. Wails at t h- Albanv postortice close as follows: For all offices north ) '"he eastern states Ui 1-6:30 J. M. ""hft West. Side AnA n Vfirrow GuaireR .R. F r Portland ami Salem " -i. O.rvallisau-'i P. M. Ail offices south -i:30r.M The postolrice will be closed each evening from six to seven o'clock. Keiristered matte- for tre early morr.ing train should be mailed before S o'clock the rcvious iveiimg. THR WK.VIIIKK. TO-OAY. Sas Francisco, March 9. Weather indica tions for the nsKi twenty four hours besrm ning at 7 p. M.are: Fair weather; slightly colder LJMBW , n JOITIX AIMH'T TOW. School election next Monday. I). ). Neer.architeot of Portland, was in the ity yesterday. W. E. Turrell is expected home to-day from a business trip to Han Francisco. The German ball at the opera house last night was well attended and a most eojoyable affair. The decrease of salmon in the Columbia river is causing fishermen to chinjjo thiir base of operations to Alaska. Hon.. Geo. A. "Waggoner, rail road commissioner, was in the city lest evening, coining up from Portland A school clerk and one director 5s to b ) elected at the scl ool elec tion on Mondav. All we want is good men to fill the places. Work on the government jetty at Yaquina will be suspended in a few days it is said, the anpropri; -tion having been expended. Dr. G. W.Gray lost a gold-plated .square sleeve button yesterday. The finder will confer a favor by leav ing the same at his or this oliice. Jeff Myers, of Scio, .who has been spending a few months in Cali fornia for his health, has returned '""me and was in the city yester day. A. B. Seal, traveler for A. Schil ling & Co, of San' Francisco, , has established his headquarters in this city and located here with his family. s A very pleasant time w as passed by .the Chapter Masons in this city Thursday evening, a full report of which will appear in Sunday morn ing's paper. At the request of manv citizens. Mr.iH. F. Merrill will be a candi date for school clerk at the regulai annual school election in this city on Monday next. Those who desire to help the industrial department growing up at the school for deaf mutes in Salem, should go to Mr. Pentley's snoemakiiig snop ana examine me Sign, and then subscribe for it. Much apprehension is expressed as to the effects of the present frosty weather upon the fruit crop, It isl feared that sotne injury to .Mn,.,MM,,nu .a,., u. 'J " Much interest was nianitested m this 'city yesterday in the much talked of Vullivan-Mitehell fight, until it was learned that the"inill" had been postponed on account of Mitchell's non-appearance. The ssrvices of the convocation will continue over Sunday at the Episcopal church. The Kt. Kev. B. Wistar Morris, Bishop of Oregon, will preach on Sunday morninz. and administer tiie rite of confirmation. Missj Julia Lewis, of Shedd, who has been attending the State Normal school at Monmouth, has returned. She will spend about three weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Ignatz Fox, in this city, when she will engage in teaching a school in Polk county. A Plrasant Party. A very pleasant party was given at the residence of J. L. Cowan last evening in honor of the 10th birth day of Willie Cowan. The part v was a unique aiiair and the young jpeoplei consisting of about fifty in vited j guests, were attired in "Mother Goose" costumes. An elegant supper was served and the party was an enjoyable social suc cess. Accident in a Gravel Pit. A gang of Chinamen who were working in a gravel pit yesterday a mile and a half east of this city, met with a serious mishap. The bank of the pit caved in, falling upon aid more or less injuring a iozen or more Mongolians. One of them received a broken leg and otner injuries om which it is doubtful if he recovers. A Chinese doctor was summoned from Cor va His to administer to the injured Celestials. U0MS. CatASE To the wife of C. city, oil March 7, a son. E. Chase, iu this Genuine plum pudding this morning at Parker Bros. The Little Giant School Shoe is decidedly the most .durable shoe in the market for children's wear. FOFIF.LD & BrOWNELL. ' : ' : Sole Agt's CO US TV COI.'KT. Business Transacted at the March Term The Usual Number ot Claims Allowed. The resignation of Jessey Blaker as constable of fchedd precinct was acceptrd and David Cruse appoint ed. Application of V. C. Cox for re bate on taxes was granted. Application of John Leedy and others for location of county road was granted, and the road ordered established. Application of Jos- A. Jones and 15 others for alteration of county road was read. 1. D. Miller, Wm. Hale and Edward Meeker, were appointed viewers to meet with the county surveyor on March 2(5. Application of J. M. Powell for reduction of assessment granted. CLAIMS ALLOWKl). Wni.Breenie,coiistab!e fees.$ 3 00 J. K. Thomas,wimess fees. 1 00 V. N. Brotherton wildcat scalp 1 00 M. Sommer, nails 4 50 r C. Sloper, lumber .JP,Galbraitii. telegraphing J. O Turnridge, ii wildcat scalps Geo. A. King, coyote scalp. R. Glass & Son. mdse, ior poor Lebanon Express, printing. T. C. eloper, lumber Andrews&IIackleniaii.mdse for poor tite cv Nutting, printing. . Pengra, Wheeler & Co., lumber MaryE. Davis, keeping poor . Peter Hume, aid for poor. . J . 1. Wirt, shade trees. . . . May & Senders, mdse. for poor Mrs.C.IIouck, keepLig joor J. P. Galbraith, clerk's tees Fcshay & Mason, stationery II. L. Dorris, justice fees. . D. V. Monteith, constable fees Fees in justice courts W. E. Curl, treas. salary. . Phil Cohen, mdse. for jail ! . J. J. Dorris. keeping poor. . T. T. T. Fisher, surveyor fees John Usher, janitor I). V. S: lieid, postage. . . Green Morris.keeping poor. J. 11. ttuikhart, printing.. i),) I jjfi 15 00 - 00 s :;o s oo 7 05 11 44 S (Hi Y2 00 0 00 in m S 00 (ii 90 44 95 b bO 1 00 89 60 83 33 10 50 12 00 43 00 3 00 4 00 m oo i 12 00 8 10 . E. Bloom, shade trees. ; Ladies' Aid Society, funeral expenses Nelson & Crume, road work Newton Lewis, road work. . P. S. Smith, sheriff fees. . . 1. S. Smith, postage... ... W. 11. Bilveu, att'y fees. D. M. &T. case I). V. S. Ueid, salary .1. P. Galbraith, postage. . . J. P. Fitzwater, keeping poor J. W. Flook, aid for poor. . E. J. Banning, aid for poor J. J. Whitney-, fees A. Brandon, fees K. J. Miller, fees D. S. Smith, fees. 28 00 13 00 5 00 SOS 32 5 40 ! .- . 300 00! 50 00 1 2 50! 8 00 15 00 16 00 !) oo 11 00 13 00 12 00 The following supervisors were appointed to fill vacancies caused bv resignation : Dis't No. 23. . 4. t; - A. S. Stone; .Tnr Smrmifi-villA I Frank Yarbrough A.J.Wigie! 2;. 50. SiblfiJ I'rtwpll " : ' ;.v , , . iieo. . riowes i ti:.. This has been t vear of work, and all have accomplished a line on the road to education. Ion? The societies are in a flourishing condition debating and the -ludv j cf Shakespeare being the Wi of i most importance. It takes vt ., c.ljiUa, 0,)S(.rver t0 j ; note the tact that the Krodelphians j I are exceiling the A. C. L. S. in j i their respective work. i ! r Wby do the young ladies not ! j ,nvIte the voting gentiemeii into tiimr exercises : A. Uecause the young gentle - men have never returned the com - pliment they once received. The Erodelpbians had an inter-; o wiudou ghiss. esting debate on the character of j At a French agricultural school Macbeth Friday. The result wasiwheHtis SO!4k,,d in aCetate ol lead not learned. 'solution six hours before sowiinr The infants in the latin class No. 1 are preparing to invade the fables. Class No. 1 are struggling with the declension of nouns. One has got to get up early in the morning to get ahead of New berry in debating, Blodgett like wise on jumping. C, you need not try to run that j measles game any longer ; you are i preparing for that reception to be) given you. A I'sriul Invention. Not long since we were shown, at Johnson & Dannals' blacksmith shop, a new implement to lie em ployed in the setting of wagon tires. It consists, of a moveable platform so arranged that by using a lever handle the ent re wheel, as soon as the heated ;ire was dropped in piaee could be immersed iu water and cooled before any warp- ing or burning o the lelloes could take place. The device is" a very useful one and is a great credit to its inventors. ' Juw Nearly Well. Judge R. P. Boise, who in now able to pursue his usual avocations, has had a pretty long seige of ill ness. He was taken down with inflammatory rheumatism just after the November term of court, aud has been confined to his room al most all of the time since. He will be abie-it h said to preside at the session of circuit court, which meets at Albany next Monday. Pickles ami Beliihe. We are now offering an assort ment of fine pickles and relishes, including the best French mustard and mustard dreeing, Chili sauce, celery relish and celery salt, chow chow", Pearl onions, mixed pickles, sweet Gherkins, olives, horse rad ish, pepper sauce and curry pow der. These goods never "fail to give satisfaction. Kenton & Chase, rrobalrly Fatal Arclilcut. Las Saturday an old man nnmcd Mn-;a n-nrl,;n M tha Fo..m of Samuel Darhv, near West Stav ton. met with an accident that will probably cost him his life. He was engaged in slashing brush, and young fir trees, and one of them fell against a larse oak tree. Morris cut another partially down, and intended far it to fail against tree for the purpose of fore ins: it to the ground. Whilst he was clearing awav the under brush preparatory to the faP, a gust of wind tinned over No. 2 against No. 1. and the latter came down upon him with crushinsr force, mashing his skull and nearly breaking bis neck. He was removed to his home in West Stayton, whre he is now beiDg attended to hv Dr. J. M. Kitchen, of Stavton. The condi- Hon of the wounded man i very iiirciii uii, aim it was consiuereo doubtful if he could live through last nirht. Morris is about 65 j i i i v("tr.- Mm ami nas several cuiiiiicn. j His wife is in the asylum. ."AST SOTKS. Judge Dead v has allowed an in junction iainst the 0. 11. 6: N. to restrain it tiom signing the joint lea-se. Farmers in Marion county re port fully one half of the fall wheat, frozen out aud will have to be re sown. Some dilliculty is found in gettiug spring wheat for sowing as for the last few years spring grain has n.'t been deemed profitable. bo iur the state commissioners have heard of no violations of the law regulating the taking of sal- suiiu ii urn me muuioia nver ana its tributaries. Tney stationed men at the diflereut hshing centers, who will promptly inform of any vio.ation that may come to their notice, and the trausgressor will find that their way is a 1 aid one,! t lie commissioners are determined to protect the royal chinook. Preparations are being made to put a rack in the Clackamas .rivei at the lishery hatchery, in order to catch salmon bound -up the rivet' ami strip tliem of their spawn. ni .. t. 1 1 : ... . -. i. . . . ineiwjB. vuum o. Jcw driven into the bed ol the river at an. single of forty-rive degrees, m front ot a row ot piling, j.ist year wire was useu, out nas in en uis- fjirdpil rt liicic.c Hriv.n liv.-. i.i'.iw. ii.-.rr iiaivi i..'...., , i r,J ...w .r m.m ,,ni. , iw tf ,. 'Mel t tie put oose better. r, ' Ihere was 525 leet of boring ac- c m,.'iisiieu uunug inn month ct j Feoruf.ry on the Cascade tunnel, 0 t This m ikes a totai o; 8750 feet of I 1 his m ikes a totai o; 8750 feet of ! t -ring winch has been finished up 1 co the end of last month and leaves 1100 fct yet to be bored. Nelson I '-'1V entire satisfaction they ciieer Beouett. the . coi.hi-acn.r s.,v ri,. ' fully refund the money tunnel will be finished by the lsto! May, and if the rate ot worn in Febru:.ry is kept up during March aud April this will be accomplish ed. The average d iy's boring dur ing February was tWentv uub feet f";1 lhl litte ot' speed will leave Stephen Covle,JUBl 'a"1 i naisiieu ou tt:c. fno. Wilson ; 'uorning of the Rvi of Ma-. j At a m eciino- of tin. smthirT, ! i n . ;t ' ; segoo r run rowers associations held at Jacksonville on Feb. 23, the following offices were elected for tire term or one vear- Presi i (ieut 11. A. Miller: vice i.rcsidenl.s. 1J. F. Miller, Thos Curty. I. W. Tiiomas, II. B. Miller, i. Ii Galey find S. H. Stewart; secretary, C. JLi. Miller; treasurer, j. D. Whitman. I'lie next meeting wilt be held at iiedfoni. .March 31. scik.m'jfic ,ji:s. A native of Japan has invented n process bj which seaweed can be converted imo ji almost untear- j able paper, which is transparent 1 enough to admit of .ts being used j for windo- 8 In color it res. m'nes j The seed is said to gcrmiuate more quickly and grow mo-e vigorously than wheat subjected to a:iy otner fertilizing treatment. A nun -speaking telephone is ex hibited in Pittsburg. A sensitive plate presses aaiust the larnyx and glanfrs of the neck, and as the thejiwsare move in conversation the motion sends the words along the wire distinctly as the tele phone now in use. Among the '"fowls of the air1' are three the eagle, swan arid raven which live to the age et 100 years or more. The paroquet ami heron atta:n the goodly age of 60 years. The sparrow hawk, duck and pelican may live to be 40. j wlli u tlie peacock and linnet reach j quarter century, and tue caaa J rv 2 1 years. About Dried Fruit. We can furnish drn-d fruit to please every one. Apricots, apples, currants, cherries, peaches, prunes, pears and raisins, all standard goods at low prices. Kenton & Chase. Suit Fish. We are prepared to furnish at low rates, and in any quantify de sired, Columbia river salmon. No. 1 mackeral, white fish, Holland herring, choice bioaters, anchovies sardines, halibut and boneleis cod. Cireat Revolution in Albany Market. Another invoice of Kenton's Bak ing Powder has arrived at Julius GradwohFs. Only 25 cents in one pound cans. It sells on its own merits. Julius Gradwohl war rants every can. If not satisfactory the money will lie refunded. The reason he was out of this opular baking powder for a few days was due to the unprecedented sale created by the constantly increas ing demand for it. FKOSl 1UE STATE CAPITAL. j ! Xhe Famons Chrisman Will Case From Lane Connty Decided in the Supreme Court. Salem, March 9. The famous Chrisman will, case, on appeal from Lane county, was decided in tne supreme court, the decision of the lower court being sustained, the will therefore stands. The New York Suu says:"Tha great combinations of laboring people, such as the trade union, the Knights of Labor and the Fed eration of Labor have been viewed with favor by legislators and by politicians; and this is natural considering that such combinations influence or control large booies ot voters, so that they may be able to make or m.r the torruues ofcandi dates and names. This may also ime of the Trusts, perhaps, but it is not so directly apparent. They are comlinatious of capital aud business rather than of labor, and while in the end they may be able j to ou.-ig a great many votes to one side or another, toe nuobutw, it.o wo! mucn more Inuocu tnan . ... 4.1. ... 1 which is applied Oj the labor s -cieties. It is a striking fact in the social development ot civilization that these two systems of wliMle sale combinations are so nearly simultaneous in their appearance, so that while the laborers are com l)inii;g in organizations which in elude every tn-.de nod every branch of manufacture for the purpose ot i removing or at least leinuering nod i alleviating the state of extreme I competition which hasaiways been i the rule of this world, the heavy j business, men aud capitalists also ; improve me suggestion oy 101 ni- ing enormous partnerships or I ! joint t.tock companies for similar j purpose; and they even extend j them, as it would seem, so as to j cover the whole face of the earth in their operations. Startling A Terrible Call ! A wonderful oiler ! Cloaks, jack ets and wraps, of every description, 0,5 greatly leibice our stock on these lines betore taking inventory ,we wit oiler our entire lmeoi springer iros. t!tijfir lna(leK.irlnents at CoSt Orleus. ; T,lis is a rare t.hance. Call earlv ,vilile ti10 assortment is large, ; Monteuh & Skitknbach. n( ice lo li-angcrs. Persons just locati in Albany ! or vu-imtv. wi:l find at the new . . . . . I store ot Kenton & Chase, between the opera house and postoilice, a ; rood place to tv.irchase tlieir sup- j plies of groceries j They have lirst-cl and provisions. ! Thev have lirst-class goods there and the prices are reasonable. It articles sent from their store do not . SKUcalio:i Kail. The Lawson dancing academy will be dedicated with a grand ball and oyster supper Friday evening, March 10, 18S8. A special train vviil run from Brownsville and j conn.;rt with the Lebanon express Hom.d trip tn-vts irom lirowns- ville.oOcts round riotn.m l.eb.-u. n ' function, 25cts. Music by Cm.. All are invited I f l ... .!.,.. IU1 i.1 ?5 Oll.liv.-tvi cfc. 1 J,ueiH1- ,Vro ""i-i I' :0 LTLESS FAHILT HEDIGfli! "I have uscl Simmons Liver n-'gulator for many years, bav ioir made It my only Family itedtcine. My mother before no was very partial to it. It is - safe, good and reliable medi- J cine for any disorder of the system, and if used in time is a great preventive of sickness. I often recommend it to my friends, and shall continue to do so. "Kev. James M. Rollins, Castor M. E.Church, So. Fairfield, Va." TIME AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED 61 Ucays keeping Simmons JAvei egulator in the house. . "I have found Simmons Liver "Regulator the best family med icine I ever used for anything that may happen, have used it in Indigestion, Colte, Diarrjtcea. Jiiliousness, and found it to re lieve immediately. After eat ing a hearty supper, if, on going to bed, I take about a teaspoon ful, I never feel the effects of the supper eaten. "OVID Q. SPARKS, "Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga." ONLY GENUINES Has our Z Stamp on front of Wrapper. . Zeilin & Co., Sole Proprieton 'rice. Sl.OO. PHILADEI.F.HIA, P SURE DEATH TO Spirals and Gophers. Made by a new process: never fails to give satisfaction . c t r y can warranted oi money re funded. Ibe ciikapkst be cau e it is the best. Prepar ea in suca a way that squirrels est it in prefer enoe to (frei n .toss, etc. Over 5 0, 01:0 cans sold last year. .sk your druggist or dealer tor ft " 1 t .ke no other. Von will Save Money ( T)Y TAKING YOUR SEWING M ACHINES JL to the repairer, B F. Pumo.is, at Joxth and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good satis.action or no pay. For We are in receipt of a large ir.-l voice of American naked oats, the I best rolled oats made. Also a lot of silver cream germea, ',cerealine flakes, etc. These goods are di rect from the . factory and are strictly fresh. For an economical soap, good for all purposes, B. F. Babbitt's justly celebrated ''Best Soap" is the best. We have it in boxes of 20 bars each. Buy one and send the wrap per to No. 30 Ash street, Portland, Oregon, and you will receive a beautiful picture. Wallace & Thompson. At at a late meeting of the As tronomical Society of France, Col. Laussedat exhibited a curious bisociilar glass constructed in 1G71 for Louis XIV. by Father Ser pl.im. The huge instrument corn- prises three boxes, which slide into eacti other, the total length, when extended, being about ten feet, - Austrian engineers speak favm- a))v ot- Qieszi's pilot engine for i)reventinr rai wav co isioaa. It ' O i control of the engineer, aud is run at any desired distance in front of the train, which it stops automati cally on encountering any obstacle. lutEirint:. Smoke Estrellas. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A line line of neckties at Bhiin's. Six ?'utves for a dollar at T. Jones'. French, the jeweler, keens railroad time. Go to Redlield & Brownells for fresh groceries. (':ish Will liliv p-ruf'nrbm ftiimn ot ncaiiem iv urowneirs. An elegant new parlor set for sale cheap at the feecond Hand Store Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or less at Monteith ecSeitenbaeh's Cloaks, jackets and wintei wraps at cost or less at Monteith it Seiten bach's. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or less at Monteith cc Seitenbach's. The largest assortment of Indies line shoes and slippers in town at Acdtield tv. Bi-owuell's. Call and see the in. F()r j imported and Key West cigar go to M. Lunnrart's cigar store, oiie dooreasto Langdcn's drug store. Just received, the celebrated Estrclla Key West cigar, the litiest Key West cigar in the market, at M. Bauingart's cigar store. I have received my new stock ol nv'slii! underwear. Thesi- imiwU nrn j made cn a lock-stitch machine and are warranted to be full size and length,and j price reasonable. Samuel IS. Young. . Early rose seed potatoes, onion sets and garden seeds at Kenton & Chase's. A nice assortment of fancy crack ers and biscuits at Kenton & Chase's. At Parker Bros, this morning: Early Rose potatoes, elegant dishes given away with baking powder. We warrant all goods bought of us to be strictly first-class in every respect, hedfield & Brownnell 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 vorth sold. 30.000 llozeu F-kks Wauled for fas. B. Topham & Wallace at their store room under F. M. French's jewelry store. Also cash paid for pouitry. Albany, Oregon. All best brands ot oysters Redfield & Browneli's. " ;SK AND BLOCK OF LOTS FOl; i rent, in he western purt of the citv I Apply to i'.n. carter. I1'Y K EST i: RANT. r'KESU OVaTEUS ! liuy .served in any stylo. TJAVJMO POLO AN IVl'EUKST IN MY jtJ. IU.-..05K btlsiiif: to 'i. j. overman. I an) desirou- cf coKciti: 11 my oa.stitiKiinu no:e.s ami accounts. All persons k:iowiii--themselves indebted to me vi!l jease call and settle. The business will be contii.ucd as asm! ai the same please. K. L 'J IIOMi'SON. Albanv. Feb. 22. Xoliee or Appointment of i:.ecnlor. AlOTICL IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Vi the uii'Jerghraed ha3 been, bv the county court, of Linn county, Oren, duly appointed executor of the last will ami testament of George Vv. War moth, de ceased. All persons having claims auainst said estate will present the same, dulv ver ified as required by law, to the undersijfmd at his office in Albany. Linn county, Oregon. within six months from the date of this I notice. Dated February 27, 1SSS. GEO. W. KEENEY, f . R. N. BLACI.'BLllN, Executor etc. Attorney for ev mito'. Notice oi' .-ukc- i i'oniiiioii ciiri-ier. OTJCE IS HKRESY GIVEN THAI ltlic Oregon & California ruilioaci company, ot Portland, Oregon, a ( oin nion carrier, having transported, the pcrsunul property hereinafter describ ed, from various points in the state of Oregon, to the city of Albuny, in the state of Orejroii, at the request of the owner or lawful possessor thereof, and having safely stored and kept said property, and by virtue thereof h.. vine: a lien upon, the same for its just and reasonable charges, and mure than three months having elapsed since sa'.d transportation arid careha.s been performed, and no -part of paid iust charges having been paid, all pnrsons whom it may concern are hereby noti- ed that said Oregon dc California rail-1 road company, by its receiver, will on the 17th day of March, l.S&S.comii.enc imr at 2 o'clocl r. m., sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand.t the warehouse of said com pany, in the city of Albatiy.iu the state of Oregon, all and singular said per- j SOIlU-l piUlJCltJr UI BUlllt 1C11L IlieiCIU IO satisfy said lien and charges and the costs and expenses ol" making said sale. Said property having been ship ped, consigned and transported be tween the points hereinafter named, and being more particularly described as follows: LOT. KROJJ. FRKICHT. 1,1 Shedd i 5 .-'ks wheatiT. Davidson Shedd Halscy ilalsey Halsev Halsey Harrisb'g Harrisb'g' Harrisb'g j S'ks wheat S. S. Myeis 19 S'ks wheat j 12 S'ks wheat I 9 S'ks wheat A. P. Alaxwell I.N Van Winkle J. R. Pearl 5 S'ks wreaijJ. V. ForLer 3 S'ks wheat 5 S'ks wheat S'ks wheat W.M. Davidson J. M. Holloway D. Goodiind R KOEIILER, Receiver of the Oregon fc California RaiToad Company, Portlnd, Oregon. MRS- EMMA O CONN.R Fine Millinery- Opposite Rp-tre H .me V) 0 r w o w L. E. BLAIN'S -MAMMOTH STOCK OF- In all the newest and most," desirable styles' ire Now Opened. CT- o cd (f) o DO 0 : 1'-" j t j i i 1 Tiis? XOQWtfl'tf hk GRAND German k To be given oi.- Kriday Eve, Marcn 9. At the Albany opera house by the German citizens of Albany and vicinity COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS. FKITZ HOFFMAN, C1IAS. MKTSGER, JOHN HOFFMAN. FLOOR MANAGERS. JOHN HOFFMAN ADAM LUCHSINGEB t'BBE PETERS. All those receiving invitations are expected to attend. lES Tickets, including supper, $2 00. New Store, Hew Goofls, TIN,HARDWE AND NOVELTY STORE OPENED BY WILLIAM SIMPSOU. a, 10, la, 20 and 2a Cent Couniers. On each of whi;h every art.ii.le is sola at the figures n.imed. Tliic is a rate opportunity to replenish your kitchen furniture and house furnithinir goods, or to pui chase 10,000 Mi! Articles! ""4t Prices .Vcver before lleartlof One d.ior west of Stewart & Sox ALBANY - - OREGON. H. F. MERRILL, BANKER. ALBANY, OREOO Soli exchange on New York Francisco aud Portland. Buy notes, state, county and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to chec!c. Interest al lowed on time deposits Collections will receive prompt attention. Correspondence solicited. JgrOffice nours from 8 a. M.,to 5 P. . A'nt for reliable fire? and marine insur ance companies. A LIVE fit e teak IX A LIVE -TOWS. This is wiiat Albany is at present, and in order to keep pace with the lively times in this city, W. JI. Willard has enlarged his store antl stock so that he now has the most complete and desirable line of furniture in the. valley. His double salesrooms in Froinaivs block are filled with an tlejraol assortment of new furniture, consistintr of holiday sporiai ties, lounges in new rnitterus, find ;roid pic ture f ames, willow chairs, eaiy rockert. mar ble tables, brackets, ete., e-. An exumina tson of the stock wijl show this to be true in every respect. fiii Mepckiitf COMPANY OF- Albany, Oregon. Capital Stock $30010 IMIO-l P CAPITAL, 955.00. FFIF.R.S. J 'resident Charles E. Wolverton. Vice-i'resident J. O. Writsman. Treasurer J. V. Cusick. Secretary J. K. Elderkin. - niRECTOHS. li. F. Strahan, Chas. E. Wolver ton, J. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith, J. W. Cusick, J. O. Writsman, J. K. ptderkin, Charles Monteith, F. .Simpson. Safe. Sound. Oonserratira A Square Company Managed by'Square Men Patronized by Square People Depaiw! i Patronize Soad Enterprise i