Morning daily herald., March 23, 1888, Image 3

THE MORXIXG HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH
1888.
Republican primaries March 31
democratic convention to-mor
Apples are worth $1.50
bushel in this city.
per
The Herald's subscription list
is rapidly increasing.
Do not miss Mr. Hogue's artistic
entertainment to-night.
W. C. Cassell has returned
from a trip to Eugene City.
Baled hay for sale in any quan
tity. Enquire of H. F. Merrill.
Mrs. Jos. Tyler retumedJWedne s-
'ay lrom a visit with relatives at
Hilsey.
Full cream, Young America, and
nine apple cheese, at Kenton &
Chase's.
Don't miss the artistic enter
tainment at the opera house next
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. E. Fenton, of Eugene, is
vi.-siting at the residence of Mrs. L.
V. Lonsway, in this city. .
The attention of those desiring
to purchase lumber, shingles, lath,
etc. is directed to the adv. of W.
W. Crow.ler.
The immense stock of boots and
shoes at A. R. Mclhvain's is being
slaughtered at twenty-five percent,
discount on each and every dollar's
worth' sold.
The first all rail through freight
received over the Oregon & Califor
nia railroad was a shipment of
drags received yesterday by Geo.
L. Blackmail.
It is announced that the Leba
non Express has been sold to Kirk
patrick & Bugler, two young men
of that city. Its poli tics it is un
derstood will be democratic.
The price of soda at Francis
PfeifTcr's this season will be 5 cents
per glass. He will run an ice
wagon and endeavor to help his
rustomeis to keep cool this sum
mer. It is a mistake that C. G. Eurk
hart has disposed cf his dray busi
ness, although the freight agents at
the depot yesterday refused to rec
ognize theYlaimsof the new "boss"
until he properly identified him
self. Edward C. Phelps, formerly, of
the Yaquina Mail, will soon be
tdn the publication of weekly paper,
to be called the Advertiser, at
Medford, Jackson county. C. ft.
Carlisle , formerly immigration
commissioner, is now running the
Transcript at Medford.
A verv pleasant reception was
given last nijiht at the residence of
Mrs. L. E. Kiain f- r Mrs. A. K.
Kigiis. state president of the ""A. C.
T.1'. The members of the W. C.
T. U. of this citv and their families
were present and an enjoyable
evening spent. An elegant lunch
wa- r-ved bv the ladies of the W.
C. T. U.
IIII'llUTl.Vr Bt'SISK&S TttA.Si"EK.
T'ae LinniCouEtyiBsnk and Property., Yalu-
ing $80,000, Changes Ownership.
J. W. Cusick sold yesterday to
J. L. Cowan and J. M. Ralston,
his interest in the Linn County
Bank of this citv, and the branch
bank at Lebanon, together with
the property owned by the firm f
Cowan & Cusick. The transfer in
volves a value of about $80,000.
Mr. Cusick in the sale purchases
the corner on First and Broadalbin
streets, recently purchased of Dr.
OToolefor $15,500. The Albany
ferry property valued at $8000, to
gether with the bank building val
ued at ()000. the banking busi
nessiand all other property of the
firm, both in Albany and Lebanon,
is purchased by the new firm ot
4 ,L.,n Ralston & Co. Mr. E. D.
,.,;,.r. -;il remain in the bank
as
book-keeper, and Mr. Cowan
m!n -it th head ot the
will
Linn
County Bank here, Mr. Ralston at
present remaining at Lebanon.
Mr. Cusick will take a rest from
anrl fneets to lane a
trip East, but he will
residence in Albany.
continue his
Dtvtwolulton Announcement.
The partnership heretofore ex
isting between myself and J. L.
Cowan, under the firm name of
Cowan & Cusick, has been dis
solved bv disposing of my interest
to Cowai", Ralston & .Co. I shall
never fail to feel thankful to the
lonle of Albany for their liberal
patronage and kind feelings to
1UVS elf, and in the future ot testi
x..:,. ooneo of obligation tor
their onerous confidence, and ask
for the same liberal patronage for
the firm of Cowan. Ralston & Co.
J. W. Cusick.
Albany, March 2-', 18S8.
An Old Inndmark Uonr.
The old residence of A. Hackle
man, at present owned oy Peter
Rilev, and which has for many
rears occupied a position in the
middle of where Fourth street will
be when opened between Jackson
and. Railroad streets, has been re
moved, preparatory to opening the
street. One by one the landmarks
of pioneer tims disappear before
the encroachments of the city s
growth.
'I lie first Loss.
The first loss sustained by the
lbaov Farmers' and Merchants'
insurance Co. was in Wednesday s
lire m Arlington, n i'"' 1
iiTi an insurance ot SwoO on the
: i ..ZAc X V Tucker.
liousenoiu Arlington Times
jSl'iSt SSg00.
lire ..." -
Arretel at Corvallis.
Th rsntoriaus Jordan boys, the i
escaped Dallas horse ' tbie es .wve
hpen
oil nt Corvallis anu
placed in jail
They churn theyj
staved in
Salem the nrsi iwo;
nights and in Albany ever e
until they arrived in Coryallis
Rincf
7
A new schedule oi
Brownell & Stanard's.
prices at
SXAUs 1 THE KIVEB.
Threeor Four Dozen Legs Sticking up iothe
Willamette which Should be "Removed.
Several ugly looking snags have
for a long tune been a menace to
steamboats in the Willamette at
various points along the river.
Except at night boats are in no
particular danger from them, for
their jagged ends show from one
to three feet above the surface of
the water", and can easily be
steered clear of. But this will
be the case should there be a
davs of heavv rain, when
not
few
the
river would rise several feet.
The-e snags are w hat are tech
nically known to steamboat men
as "sawyers," that is, they are
held to the bottom of the river by
dirt laden roots, and the broken
tops saw up and down with each
wave of a passing boat. It was
just such a snag as these that the
Oregon Pacific steamer jS S.
Bentiy struck in the upper river,
and went to the bottom before she
reached the shore, should the river
rise the ends of all these"sawyers"
along the river would be under
water, and the danger to boats
would be extreme.
No attempt has been made to
remove theni. Some severe criti
cisms have been made through
the papers because the government
snagboat had not been brought out
and these obstructions to sale nav
igation removed, but, as is often the
case, these criticisms are made by
person? who have no knowledge of
the real facts. The government
snagboat. is laid up, andhere is no
money at hand to put it in order.
It President Cleveland, who is so
worried over the treasury surplus,
had reserved his little pocket veto
of the river and harbor bill, this
work might now be done.
CMsr lt.
Newsy Items as Esporicd IhroDgh Ex
changes Throughout the Horthwest.
Arlington , in Eastern Oregon,
was visited by a $59,000 fire on the
21st inst.
Most of the farm land on Ochoco
has been plowed, and a good por
tion of the ground is sown.
A good man' cattle are reported
to have been fatally poisoned in
Klamath county by eating wild
parsnips.
Medford Transcript : There
seems to have been a sort of bliz
zard up in the
bv the chill
Siskiyous, judging i
breath that conies I
down into the valley in the early
mornings.
It is the opinion that the present
trial of the Hamlin case will cost
Jackson county $15,0J0, says an
exchange. Toe case from tne be
ginning will probably cost the
people $05,01)0. It should not have
jjost $1000.
Eugene City is afflicted with
burglars. A couple of fellows got
to prowling around Mrs. Parson's
house Monday night and making a
great disturbance. Haitie Par
sons got up and fired at them
through the window and then
went ourside and fired at them
j twice as they ran up the street
A few days ago, says the Mc
Minnville Reporter, while Chas.
Groening was hauling a load of
wood from Riley smith's, he was
attacked by two men, who jumped
into his wagon, knocked him
down and beat him on the head
very severely. This, is the out
come of a lawsuit. .
Ochoco Review : For some time
past parties in town have been
missing small articles, such as
saddle blankets, chickens, etc., and
suspicion rested on Si Reese, a
worthless fellow who lived in a
dugout near the engine house. The
first of the week his premises were
searched and most of the missing
articles found. Reese was given
an invitation to leave in a hurry,
and he skipped out for other cli
mates without much ceremony.
On the olst of this month we are
to have in Medford a meeting of
the association of Southern Oretron
fruit-growers, says the Transcript, i
una is tne nrst meeting unuer
the new administration, the policy
that is to actuate the organization
will develop. This meeting ought
to be made a notable one, charac
terized for large attendance ' and
the promptness and ability with
which it takes hold of the many
questions that present.
It appears that Xevius, the
Champoeg school teacher, is not
the victim who jumped off the
bridge Saturday afternoon, as that
worthy went up to Albany that
evening, says a Salem paper. The
most probable theory now known
is that the suicide was a German
who some time back left the home
of his brother-in-law, Mr., Shin J
ler,' in Polk county, declaring he
would commit suicide. He was in
Salem Saturday afternoon, and
called at the Capital national bank
about 4 o'clock, since which time
he has not been seen. The river
has not beei dragged yet.
The Star or Bethlehem.
Great interest has been
aroused lately by the report that
a periodic star called the Star of
Bethlehem has been visible in the
heavens, and the star is said to
have a period of 315 years. This
report rests upon the most,
shadowy foundation. It is true
that some 300 years back such a
star was asserted to have appeared
in Cassiopeia with the period
named, but the observation has
not yet been indorsed by any mod
ern astronomer. But at this time
the name "Star of Bethlehem "has
! been curiously assigned to Venus,
-ich , planet, during the past
December, lias been placed so
favorably for observation that in
tne early morning sky it has form
iniRtake'hag beeu
ed a verv beautiful object. The
widespread, and
it is impossible to trace its origin.
Come and see us and we will
i guarantee to treat you with cour
! tesy and at all limes aim to deserve
your patronage. Brownell & fctan-
aru.
sotks FBou junction.
Junction, March 21.
We are having most beautitul
weather.
Mattie Lee will teach the Oak
Grove school.
Earnest U. Lee is having his
house painted.
Prof, liupel is teaching a private
school in the public school house.
Most of the fall grain in this vi
cinity was badly damaged by the
freeze and has been resown.
About 300 acres will be planted
to corn this spring in this neigh
borhood, y
A petition has been circulated
and largely signed by many of the
best of our citizens for the pardon
of W. R. McDaniel.
M. M. Eccleston and his son-in-law,
Oliver Adkins, left on last
Monday for The Dalles, to work on
the O. Li. & N.
Prohibitionists of this place
think it very queer that the Herald-Disseminator
should speak in
such high terms of the prohibition
convention that recently met in
Albany.
The people of this part of the
country aie very much dissatisfied
with both the democratic and re
publican parties, and it now seems
that quite a number will rally
under third party and endeavor to
to cast their votes for temperance
men. W. P.
Ailt-(u' 'ycli:'lia of iiii'-ricaii
liiarayliy.
Edited by James Grant Wilson
and John Fiske. The only national
standard. Contains over 25,(00
articles, giving full biographical
sketches of every man and woman
in America, prominent- in any re
lation of life. Illustrated with
numerous steel plate engravings
and vignettes. To be published in
six royal octavo volumes. Volumes
1, 2 and 3 now ready. The grand
est achievment of the great pub
lishers. No family can do well
without it. Its sale is enormous.
For further particulars, call or
address V. W. Beck,
Gen'l Agt. for Oregon anil Wash
ington Territory, care this Office.
(i-cat devolution in Albany Kliirkfl.
Another invoice of Kenton's Bak
ing Powder has arrived at Julius
Gradwohl's. 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 be refunded. The
i reason he was out of this popular
i baking powder for a few (jays was
j due to the unprecedented sale
I created by the constantly increas
ing demand lor it.
.Notice lo strangers.
Persons just locating in Albany
or vicinity will find at the new
store of Kenton & Chase, between
the opera house and nostoffice, a
good place to purchase their sup
plies of groceries and provisions.
j They have first-class goods there
j and the prices are reasonable. If j
! articles sent from their store do not !
j srive entire satisfaction they cheer- j
: fully refund the money "
ai'd of 1 Siaa;..
To the Masonic fraternity and
others who so kindly a;ded" us in
the t me of ou. s .d afhVtion, occa-
n.oii.:d by the ucuth of Stephen E. I
belknap, we desire to extend our
heartfelt thanks.
Mks. Stei-hkn E. Bi;i,knai
Edwaiu Bklknai'.
Salt llsli.
- We are prepared to furnish at
low rate-, and in any quantify de
sired, Columbia river salmon". No.
1 mackeral, white fish, Holland
herring, ch iiee bloaters, anchovies,
sardines, halibut and boneless
cod. Kkntgn & Chase.
Meat Jl; rke!.
M. Hyde, at the old city market,
has opened a regular market, and
solicits a share of the public pat
ronage. The best meats to he had
j in the country will be kept on hand
at reasonable prices.
Business ( bailee.
Mr. L. D. Miller, of Iowa, has
purchased a one-half interest in
the real estate business of F. A.
Burkhart & Co. and hereafter the
fi-m name will be known as Burk
hart & Miller.
"That there should and will he a
genenl revision of the tariff, with in
creased duties on some few articles of
iniDOl'tatiiill. a rHfln.-.tinn nt r.i.mv
others, and still others placed on the
I 'free list.' for the purpose of reduc
ing the surplus, is geuerally admitted
by the business rnea of the country.
Aud while the farmers will not object
t this, they will object to sue-h a
revision as will render the guise of
raw materials a pkn to place the pro-1
ducts ot tne larm, uch as hemp,
sugar, flax, hides, wool, etc., on the
free list, while, at the same time, no
reduction is made in the duties ou the
manufactured product of tlue ar
ticles. We desire a proper equity
equity and fairness protection for
the weak, restraint burdens and
justly distributed cower. J. H
Hale, Master
Connecticut State
Grange,
The best way
bv patronizing
hi save monev is
the new firm of i
Brownell & Manard. We wel- i
come all our old friends as well as !
new, and always strive bv hurl
dealing to give the
if . i
Inn-put "iii-Lu
Wj Hices
anu oust goons, aim are ever
on
the alert to please customers.
Brownell & Stanard
One of the greatest ambitions in
life with some - people is to si cure
the best at the lowest possiole
prices. Such people are recom
mended to visit tne new firm of
Brownell & Stanard.
in-
m l j i . ....
travelers acciuent ticKets in
juring $3000 in event of death, or
fib per week for
disabling
injury,
2o cents a dav.
C. B
Wixx, xVgent.
The m-atest and cheapest hand-sew
ecl shoei a' Kead s.
Linn County Republican Convention
A republican convention for Linn
county is hereby called to meet at
the court house in Albany on Aoril
4th at 10 a. m. for the purpose of
electing delegates to the state re
publican convention, which con
venes in Portland April 11th, and
for the purpose of placing in nom
i nation candidates for the various j
county offices, and to transact such
other business as may properly
come before the convention. The
convention wilt consist of 79 dele
gates, appointed as follows : t
East Albany. . i 9
West Albany. V ." 7
Halsey. . . (
Harrisburg. 4
Brownsville .. . 7
Shedd 5
Lebanon 7
Scio o
Waterloo 4
Orleans 3
Crawfordsville . . 3
Sweet Home 2
Fox Valley 3
Center.... 3
Santiam 3
Franklin Butte 2
Syracuse 2
Liberty 2
Brush 'Creek............. 2
Rock Creek . . . s i . .... I ....... . 2
Total 70
The committee recommend that
the primaries be held on March
31st, at 2 r: a. S. S. Tkain,
G. W. Davis, Sjse. Chairman.
Arti.slic. ICuccrdtiiuaieiit.
A few days since a very large
audience in Corvuiiis greeted Mr.
C. C. Hogue in the role of a car
toonist. For over two hours he
kept the house in delight with the
creations of his brush, lie draws
as rapidly as the famous Th : Nast,
and owing to the more humorous
character of his sketches many
enjoyed Mr. Hogue's efforts more
than that of Mr.Xast. His local por
traits of a tew of the leading men
of Corvallis, although done with a
few strokes of tue brush, were
recognized before half done and
were greeted with cheers. Mr.
llogue has consented to repeat his
entertainme"t at the opera house
in this city mi Friday night, March
23d, for the benefit of the ladies
;wd society. He will try to draw
the portraits of some of Albany's
notables in addition to the regular
programme. Tickets Reserved
seats, 50 cents : gallery, 25 cer.ts.
v or saie at ruauKinan s urug store.
tiv.Ui Wixtvh l.ivci; Away.
Francis I'feifl'er has placed in his j
show case at the Albany soda and j
candy works a $50 gold watch, j
which will )e given away to the j
customer who purchases of him
the most cigars. Kvery person
who buys a cigar will receive a j
ticket. At the end. of ninety days j
the one holding the largest number j
of tickets will receiva the watch.;
It is warranted to be a genuine ;
j gold watch worth $50. ' His cigars'
! are the best in the market., This j
is a rare chance
watch free.
V:
a gold
Fast doing.
Ladies who desire to secure bar
gains in dress goods, 'millinery,
trimmed hats, and all goods "of
that description, will do well to
call at the old stand of Shane &
Lonsway. The stock is full and
complete at present, and by call
ing early satisfactory selections
can be made, and rare bargains oh-
t.airipd. T!uf. lus:irnhlr rrml
wero bought at a great bargain and! Vi1" P'V'y J-"!1
..,.,. i-Z l.i rr . : liAsk tor tne OKIG
inuni. .e rom. Aiiey are (
al most unheard of prices, and
i.;ose uesiriiiu: cnoice oargauis
should call early.
4 alifornia taGIt-C ure.
The only inno-anteed cure for cat
arrh, cold in the head, hay fever, rose
cold; catarrhal deafness and sore eyes.
Kestore the "ense of taste and untdeas
ant breath, icsulthig from catarrh.
Eii-' and pleasant to use. Follow di
rections and a cure is warninted.bv ail
druggists. Send for eireuhr to ABIE-
TINE MEDICAL COMPANY. Oroville,
C'al. Six months treatment for Sa.(H),
I sent by mail for $1.10. tor sale by
Foshay x Mason.
Xot a California Bear.
Anybody can catch a cold this kind
of weather. The trouble is to let go,
like the man who caught the i ear
We advise our readers to purchase of
Foshay Mason a bottle of Santa Abie
the California King cf Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, oughs and Croup
Cures, and keep it handy. 'Tis pleas
ing to the taste and death to the aboi'e
complaints. Sold at $1.00 a bottle or:',
for $:i.o0. CALIFORNIA CAT-k-CUKE
gives immediate relief. The Catarrhal
virus is soon displaced by it healing
and penetrating nature. Give it a
trial. Six months treatment $1.00,
sent by Mail $1.10.
Our already larger stock of fresh
saleahle groceries "is receiving daily
additions. Brownell & Stanard.
Chronicle route for sale, apply lo
C. B. Winn. "
The best quality of goods are al
ways the cheapest, and this motto
we intend to adhere to.
Bkowxeu. & Stanaro.
We solicit your patronage.
BnowNicf.L & .Stanard.
WOaks is hot nd socs rijrht t' the spot, for
rheumatism, neuialyia toothache, chil!.
fever and colds. Sold hy Foshay oc
Mason.
- .o(ic- to (.'onlracjnrs.
QEALED PROPOSALS WILL HE HE
O cf ived hy the directors of school district
No. 41, at Halsey. Linn count;.-, Oregon, up
! t" Monday, April 2, JSSS, at 2 o'clock i M.,
, . . bulUlinif of a Il()1)Sc in sad
district, accordiue to the olans und specilica-
tiilns now on lile in thfi oitice of the district
I clerk, at Halsey, Linn county, Oreaon. li
I rajtoi-srescrve to themselves the riyiit to
j reject anv and a)l bins.;
liy order of directors! F S. FIELDS,
District Clerks.
Dated at Halsev, Or , this 12th day of March,
life's. '
SI
?0 U(V
H. E. PARRISH, Prop.
pivt-;-'nsp io a!! !Tst.iM;t;-tri3err.
iniiia i'aii to co:nu:crc-!2l me.;.
special at
CHARLES II
SltliUlVt'il.
We open for business this morn
ing in our new quarters in the
Frinn block, where : we cordially
invite all to call a..d inspect our
superb stock of fancy and staule
groceries. We have received re
cently large invoices of new fresh
goods making our stock the most
complete ever offered in this city.
we nave no baits to otier but ex
pect to build up a healthy trade by
uniformly low prices. Thanking
our friends for their generous pat
ronage in the past and promising
the best quality of goods at the
lowest living prices in the future,
we remain respectfully yours.
Wallace & Thompson,
ItCKYITIES.
Smoke Estrellas.
"Wigwam slippers at Read's.
Fresh groceries at Conn Bros.
A fine line of neckties at Bhiin's.
Six ?'iaves for a dollar at-T. Jones'.
French, the jeweler, keeps railroad
time.
A new invoice of British trimming
at Head's.
First-class iroocls and lowest prices
at YV. V. Read's.
A new !':;: of embroider', very lat
est pattern, at Read's.
The neatest find cheapest hand
sewed shoes at Read'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 AiSeitcn back's
Cloak's, jackets and wintei wraps at
cost or less at Monteith it Seiten back's
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
cost or less at Monteith iV. Seitenbach's.
The largest assortment of ladies tint'
slnics and slippers in town at xtedtielc
A: Bi ownell's. (Jail mid see them.
For your tine imported and Key
West cigar go to M. Bnumgart's cigar
store, one door east o Langdcu's drug
'tore.
Just received, the celebrated Estrellr.
Key West cigar, the ti nest Key West
cigar in the market, at M. Bauiagart's
cigar store.
1 have received my new stock o'
m .slin underwear. These goods un
made en a lock-stitch machine ami are
warranted to be full size and !engtli,and
price reasonable. Samuel E. Young.
VFi is toa:!;csS Fricjatl?
Your stomach of course. Why? Be.
if it, is out of order you arc one of the
most miserable creatures living Give
it a fair, honorable chance and see i!'
it is not the best friend you have hi
Uie end. Don't smoke in the morning
Don't drink in the morning. If you
must smoke and drink wait until your
stomach is through with breakfast.
You can drink more and smoke mon
iu the evening and it will tell or. yoi
ess. If y.-ntr food feiments and doe
digest right, if you are troubled with
Heartburn, Dizziness of the head,
coming u,' of lhe food after eating.
Biliousness. Indigestion, or any other
trouble, ot tli2 stomach, you had best
use Green's Angus! f'low ur. a-s no per
son can use it without immediate re
lief. Stickle ami s:-)iiies,
AVe are now offering an assort
ment of line pickles and relishes,
including tl;p best French mustard
and mustard dressing, Chili sauce,
celery retisti and celery salt, chow
chow, l'earl onions, mixed pickles,
sweet Gherkins, olives, horse rad
ish, pepper sauce and curry pow
der. These goods never fail to
give satisfaction.
Kenton & Chase,
An AltMilaiie lire.
The. ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT is only put up in large twe
ounce tin bo.ss, and is an absolute
cure for old sores, burns, wounds,
chapped hands, and n.! skm eruptions.
ill kinds of rules.
UIXTUENT. Sold by
I son at :5 eeuts per v
Foshay ft .Ma--by
mail .".Oct s.
i arVJii-rs
H ill find at Brownell
& Stall'
ard's, garden seeds from several
different gardens, and ail at 5cts.
per paper.
20.000 llozen Ksas Wanted for' Cash.
By Topham & Wallace at their
store room under F. M. French's
jewelry store. Also cash paid for
poultry. Albany. Oregon
V OST, A kOUXD CRYSTL WATCH
lj chain. The fiucer will please return t
-M. Franklin.
nEXG HEVG, WASHING AN D UtOXING
1 Laundry on Ellsworth street, bctwee
the Kevere House aud Johnson 's Ulackun.i
.-hop. All work warranted first-class au 1 sa
isr'actory. Prices low.
ANTED ALL THE FAKMEKS WHO
place the same in the hands of C'urran A
Monfieth, who have several custoinee3 fot
200(1 grain and ito-k farms.
f AD1F.3 DESIKIXG PLAIN Si-WING 01
IJ sewing foi iluldi-en can hae the same
d -no promptly and at reasonable raies bv ad
dreisin-f Mrs. Pauline Burns, Albanv
MULSK Ail) BLOCiv OF LOTS FOI
Li. rent, in he western nart of the cii v
Apniy to J'.a. barter.
i ITY RESTAURANT. FRESH OYSTER
J every day served in any style.
HAVING SOLD AX IX'fiillEST IN Ml
harness nusiness to 1. J. uvennan. I an
desirous of collecting all my outstaniiin
notes and accounts. All persons knowin.
th-niselv.'S indebted to rue wiil picose cal
and settle.
'lhe business wili be continued as usual a I
the same . lease. E. L THOMPSON.
Albany, Feb. 22.
-lOU YOUR FINE WINES AND LIQUOR!
go to m. liaumirart s.
SoJift' f Appoinlmi-iii of Kvct-uliir
UOTICL IS HEREBY GIVEN THA
i.1 the unaersiinied iias neen, by tin
county c-iui-t, of Linn county, Oregon,
duly appointed executor of the last will ant
tesmment of George W. Mai moth, de
cmsed. All persons having claims a-.-ains:
said el.ttt: will present the same, dulv ver
Lied as reunited by law, to the under-'is-nci
at his oriiee in Ail-any. Linn countv, Orea-on
within six mouths from the date of this
notice. Dated Febraarv 27, 1SSS.
GEO. W. KEENEY,
D. R. X. BLACUBURN, Executor etc.
Attomev for cxeci.uo--.
Hie star Bath loon
-AND
Shaving Parlors.
All work promptly attended to.
Hot and Cold Baths always ready.
Ladies' and Child t ens' hair cutting a
specialty. Sick persons attended to
at their homes.
THOS. .TONES.
Proprietor.
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L. E. BLAIN'S
-MAJIMOTil STOCK OF-
Ju aM the newest and mostj'desirable styles
Now Opened
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TiN HARDTOE AND NOVELTY STORE
-OPENED BY-
WILLIAM SIMPSON.
On eaeh of which every article is sola at the
figures named. This is a rare opportunity to
replenish your kitchen furniture and house
furnishing goods, or to purchase
jjjt Prices Sever before Heard of
One door west cf & Sox
ALBANY jj OREGON.
W. H. 1
...A LIVE.
IN A...
LIVE 'TOWN.
This is what Albany is at present, and in
order to keep pace with the lively times in
tins city, W. 11. Willard has enlarged his
store and stock so that he now lias the most
complete and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. His double salesrooms in Froniar.'s
v.:..,.i. ...:k i . . L
j iji'i.i .ah; iiiicu huh uii cieauk usHorijiiieiiir or
new luniiiiuic, cMiiiS)Liti m iiouuay special
ties, lount'es in new patterns, find "jrold , pic
ture f .aiues, willow chairs, easy rockert. mar
ble tables, brackets, etc. , etc. An examina
tson of the stock will show this to be true iu
every respect.
COMPANY
OF
Albany,
Oregon
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OFFICCBS.
President Charles E. Wolverton.
Viee-President J. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. W. Cusictc.
Secretory J , K, Elderin I
blhfiCl'ORg
Ii. $' StrahfttijChas. E. Wolves
'V-1 P?WlVh h- Monteith,
J. V Cusiok, J. O. Writeman,
. Ltderkm, Charles Monteith, G.
F. Simpson.
Safe, SoM GoOTato
A Square Company
Managed bu'Sqiiare Men
Patronized by Square People
Patronize Home Sntsrprir t
H. F. MERRILL,
BANKER,
ALBANY, - , ORBGO
Sell exchansre on Nw Vnrfc s,n iv...
and Horuand.
iiiiv i.ofcs, stats, county and city warrant.
'.CJCiVC OCT.rs:l rillltin.-.r ..L..K I . i
I i c.l on 1-n.fc deposits.
tVjlltciioiis will receive prompt attention.
Correspondence solicited.
tarOflice nours from 8 a. M.,to 5r.
Aennt for reliable fire and marine insur.
ance companies.
The past year has proven it to be a neces
sity. The best and cheapest place to buy,;-
StQYes.FurnitureTinwaiB
We are always prepared to buy your house
hold furniture at the highest cash price. Sola-ag-ents
for the
PEERLESS OIL CAU
And. - Lamp - Killer
4SfTin8hop rently added. All work
one at the lowest prices
M. FRANKLIN & CO
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