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

THE MOUXIXO HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 24. 1S8S.
Slails at th Albany postottice close as follows:
j-'or ail ottieeb north
1 he enskirii state ?
Ti.eWcstSMe rb.o0 A. M.
, . ud the Narrow GuageR . R. )
r ,.r Portland arid Salew n a. m.
Horyallis and Yaquiua 12:30 p. si.
Ail offices south 7:30 p. m
' The postotiioe will be closed each evening
tfrom six tofieven o'clock.
Keirwtereti matter for the early moinirg
'train should be mailed before S o'clock the
revious .iveniiiu.
OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Arrives Depart
Vassener , lltloain l:0o p m
Froignc . . i n:25rni :5Q a.ni
O. S C. R. K. TIME TABLE.
NORTH BOUND.
Arrives lepartr; Arrives.
Oi.ia.exir ! G:l5am 7.05am Portlan-lO.lOam
Eugene exill laaiu 11. &kur.l 3.45pm
H-etdit ! I 7. 10am j " -2.4r.;;ni
SOUTH liurxij.
j ' Arrives Departs Arrives.
Tab. exp ! 7.45pm; 8.05pm 'Ashland 9.00am
Xuu'enc exjl'2.2ipiii'.l-2.4HpmEu;'-eiie 2.40p m
j-'niiubt I i 1 KOpmiKiiLrisiie tS.oopn-
LKBANoN IlllANC'Il
HuA'iba y
le'..;irts !
Arrives
11 l-g.-iiirim Let.-ion at l.'Ui pin
No. i::.. .' s.m p m " s.r.c u m
Km i-cUm
No. I"- 5.00 a la Allianyat 5.45 a m.
No. 14...., 2.00 puij " 2.45 p III.
I ISK WK.VIHKK I -!.
Sax Francisco, March 23 Weather indica
tions for the H2xt twenty tour hours beiii
niiie at 7 p. M. are: Fair weather.
jmitim; A tHi IT 'HlYl'.V
Republican primaries March 31.
Republican primaries one week
from to-day.
The democrats will nominate
county officers to-day.
Tom Parker, of this city, is
night clerk in the Arlington hotel.
The Herald's subscription list
is rapidly increasing.
Baled hay for sale in any quan
tity. Enquire of H. F. Merrill.
Full cream, Young America, and
pine apple cheese, at Kenton cc
Chase's.
Frel Goetz has returned from a
trip to California, lie expects to
remove to Albina.
A -.old bracelet was found a-, the
:pera house last night and awaits i
an owner at this office.
( ion. J. M. Higlin is to assist in !
making the Coos Uav News a red I
hot political skyrocket during tiie i
-ap.jroaching campaign. i
t i t u t. 'i I
I ne immense stock of boots and
h. nt. A I. AU-lKv,.;.,'- ! ; I
slaughtered at twentv-five percent
discount on each and every dollar's j
.orth sold.
'V ! . . 11 ... T t 1 . 1 -11 1 11
i ne uev..iesse Kj. layior win no:d
divine service in the St. Peter's j
j-.pisrop:u emiren nexr Min.iay, .
iMaren jotn. morning and evening.
AW are invited to attend
H-0..I f.-. ..:f,..,.l
iiev. Geo. II. Lee, of C'orvallis. !
wiii exchange pulpit with lic-v
ti. V. liominger to.morrow ami
j-reai'h in the Congregational ;
ciiuich both morning and evening. '
YYabvr A. .Mil's, the great tern-;
t"Tance' lecturer, will iecture oh
iuesuay evening at the H' ('. T.
I", rooms on the subject oi ' Must
liovernment by the Peoole i-'aii."
The jirice of soila at Erancis
I'feitfer's tiiis season will be5cenf
-er glass. He will run an ic
wagon and endeavor to help in?
cusf-oniers to keep cool this sum
mer. .or. A. heeler, proprietor ot !
the Springfield saw-mills, i in !.,!
: . . . li i i i .
cay . x:e nas (pene'i a lumoer
yard in this city, an :i.!v. of winch
will be found in our ativcirising
columns.
' A conspicuous ' notice is ported
in the Albany post oiiiiv off. -ring a
liberal ivwar.i ior the capture of th.
riitiaway Spiccr jost'...!Ii'.,e iMhSer.
1:. Jaiie.vay. Tiie re war-1 is J-f-.r.cd
iv Jariewav's bondsmen.
from a private letter received
11. roster if tiiis ehv from hi
son, .James.
re:', at Newpoj-'. ii
is ieariK-d lh.it
i
t!i;
:1 .
stin at thai
alt e r
Keo-.i.unt an i wi;e
!,;o :' ! -trie-d Vc.-.'e
i a tid;. io ('- !;;..;
.1 1
I : ; o
a
Wisero : n -c -. .
-'t!'. i....ci:;i :
' ti.;-lt'd With :c
... -. .
'it ior ! he inn;':
i:-:'eii. S!;
r heailh much
The --r-re- .ciu that tl.f r-hnd;:-siilpt.'ity!.:
Topeka ::-..locke,i ut sec-,
lion 4. o; tne scavvad, S.;u Fran-'
i isco, leads to the conclusion that
she lias been secured for tin- Ore
gon Developnieiu company, on I he
Yaijuina line.
Tiie News, of Co"s county, savs
that 3liss lo he 1 Ciinam is mtii
ti'ined for the oiiice of superin
tendent of schools for that county,
and intimates that she would i'iii
Cue office v. ith credit and honor to
herself and all Concerned ; in fact,
make juntas good a superintend
ent as any man living.
The postmaster has notified Sen
ator Mitchell and Lepresentat ive
iledman that after April :) the
government will provide for trans
portation of ma. Is. u-;n the depots
at Leoauoi! and Aibanv to
oihees in tin so two tow ns
po-t-Tiie
Oregon oi. Cab
transport in
to '.he posh !fie.
ii'ii:a roa-
lel'lised
: i
id t
the depot
1 Imvii-i.
.VSj--.:e!!;n-.t
ondav even;-
O'e.
(n
I ne
1 .('C
h'l'V.
;d"V services Wdl H Held :.t
tisi church. Ada! ; s.-es ai o
d by !h-v. A. U! .Mi-i'oi.i.y,
J. Ihtrciiet. s'aie mi-'sion
a;y an d ! ?;n. E. O. ..'i- (.iv- an, of
hego!! City. This w id be fiiereg-.
' -V 'jtiai'lei 'iv !i...-etii"ig oi tiie shite
ti!.s!si-,;i;iry hoard.
i;;i-ia- 'hans:e.
.. IK r-i.hv:'. of i'.v.'il. his
p;. .chased a -.nedudf intciest in,
the real estate business of E. A.
il'.r. keart oc Co. and hereafter the
i'.'T.i ii,ii.'- will be klioWU as ih'il'k-
lifirt oi ?diller.
IMF. OEMOCKATS.
Arrival: f the Delegates "Wirc-Puiling Pre- j
paratory to Tc-Bay's Convention.
The delegates from nearly all
of the precincts to the democratic
convention which meets in this
city to-day had arrived last night,
and the remainder will be here
this mornir.g. More thar usual
interest is manifested in the nom
nations, and much wire-pulling
andfeaucusing was done last even
ing. The convention promises to
bring a warm contest, as the num
ber of offices is inadequate to the
wants of the candidates. The most
numerous are for clerk and school
superintendent. For the former
tiie names of X. l'ayne, E. E.
Montague, J. 1'. Galbraith and
Jeff Myers stand most prominent.
For sheriff it is difficult to tell who
has the inside track, though the
Forks of the Santiam claim the
privilege of naming the candidate.
The contest for county judge is an
interesting one, and seems to rest
b .'tween J. J. Whitney and Hub
.Bryant. Mr. Gaihraith, who was
mentioned for this office, says posi
tively that he is not a candidate
for it. For recorder E. K. Davis.
of 1 1 nrrishnro- is thniifhr To he in
tnelead. with Geo. E. Souther- i
land, of Scio. a good second.!
i Among the candidates for school
superintendent Rev. 1. A. Moses,
of Tangent, heads tiie list, followed
by some half dozen others. Prof.
L. V. Lonsway is probably the
strongest man on the list. Candi
dates for the other offices are not
so prominently mentioned. These j
of course are only conjectures, and j
the most carefully prepared slate !
is likely to be obliterated by an op-
posing wing at tiie convention to
day. the vRi:rKt:! bkti.ei.
Her Boiler and Eng'nes Raised and Taken
to Puitland.
The steamer Three Sisters yes-!
terday brought down the boiler, j
engines and all tiie machinery o: !
the ill-fated steamer N. S. Bentley, j
which was wrecked a few weeks j
ago on her way down from Salem, j
An attempt was made by Joseph ;
Paquet, the well-known ship:
builder, to raise the sunken steam-1
er, but the heavy machinery was !
too much for him, so he had to
take it out. Anothei attempt will
he made to raise tiie steamer wtiu h j
ought not to he a very hard task.
rts in only aoout six feet j
f water. 1
Mr. 1'auuet expects with the aid!
, L. , ' ... . !
w ;l lulM" ,J1 l". 1,1 u.c
steamer sufficiently to enable men
i ntop uj the worst breaks, after!
.liich she will he brought down
i,(ir(. i
ne nun is worm iue
1 ..11 ... ... ! .!.
;rouble.
i'"n.m what can be learned of the
,i;.,. i.. ..,.?..;., ..:,.. ;.. .....-.!
. . ,
roni ad blame. It .-eems that he;
was in mid-channel win-n the at-
c'ule, it occurred. The Bentiev Icid
aboard about 140 tons of tivight, !
v icii lowered her in the water
jr. si enough to a catch a sunken
The nt;g being firmly mi
bed..tel lo the river, t;.e damage
ih.'ViH can well
imagined. Cap
tain Smith did the b.-t thing that
uttkl have "been dona t.tnler the
circuntslances turni-d a'oout and
heached the boat. Tin- upper
works are us goo'.i as the day she
was built, ami the hull, it is
thought, ;s not damaged so badly
but that it can be repaired at a
Mmvh'
The Igl-ictllitii-al (iil!c;r.
The Agrii uit'ii'a! coih-ge buiid
ing, hall a mile west oi Corvaiii-.
will be completeii about M.iv I.
The bu
feel . am
ing is oi brici. ,-"ixlO'!
;ree siories in bight ;u.d
;-o::taih.- louiteen c'a- rooms, a
lee.;;). .IIKJI!
rem:. hong to
: in- on. v things now
be done :i piiiting
the :-ur
cases and phiMe! :i.g. 1; is
;u:it by suDscriniiop. in a ceo:
v- ith the a.-t oi tie- ;.. :iu-1
i '. )i; Its com olet in v.
leivived iiy if-e governor i..n !
'; I he state, und bv hi:!i t
i.dic
m;i:
-ins a
:--gV icc
!;. it':.;
i! Pes
''!' a.: I'!c
. . .
'j.oinie.l.
-si :;:;:: i
.1 H?
ntf schc
-1
: r
.s, .-a-. Wide iVii-A'i
i I
ill
tn.fion a ;.v days since.
Ai
. e.u were many varieties oi tree.-,
li.aage plant-, etc., not known
here, and some of which will
doubt ios prove oi great value 1
tiie state. Laud in the vicinity of"
tie' college has advanced in price
and is now .-.eiiing from 150 to 'i'
ier ai-re. As to whether the M.
E. Church .South will rem-w the
struggle for the control oi the
college there is much doubt.
Sliiiiei! :il Milverlwn.
Tiie Salem Statesman says : The
body of Wm. Jies.irt, the uaior
tu'iafe yoiitig man who was run
over by a freight train at Albina
Tiles lay afternoon, was br. .Uaid up
to Gerv.ds Wednesday night, and
tie-nee conveyed to Si! vei'ten for
buri (.1 yes'erd.iy. I .--". rt v.a- a
carpenter, Ho yeais of age, and bis
wife's maiden nam" v.a- Hide;,,
'- being a li.iuij'.er - f 'tho-..
!!avi'!i. of Silvern :. iVsart i ad
n-t niu
-iisid;!. v
oinfi.i'ta
i
in :
d' wn
ii pied-:
t
i,
yoijng i am . t
ileal it verv ban
ii us! ta;i
I he best way to
avt
i, j-a'--.;si.i:ig tic new hill
! '..i.e.'. lie. i eC Slad.'d'd. We :
come ad our old h e-nds as w ei
new. and always si;ive bv
deeding 1. give the iow'.;s' pr
t..i!'
i-t'CS
Oil
:;nd lte.--t-goijdls. and aiv ecer
the alert to ph-ase ciisi.rniers.
1 '
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Tbc l:-:.i
cd sln.-Ls A'
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state :;t.s.
Marion Ceun-.y Democrats ia Convention -
Representative Men Nominated.
i)
Special to the Herald:
Salem, March 23. The demo
cratic convention met to-day tit the
opera house, a full attendance of
delegates being present. A. plat
form was adopted. Harmony pre
vailed to some extent and the fol
lowing ticket was nominated : Rep
resentatives, Wm. F. Dugan, T. L.
Davidson, Frank Felter and Chas.
Miller ; coroner, L. A. Rotan ; as
sessor, Henry Parker; surveyor, A.
Gobalet ; school superintendent,
.Tas. Seltwood ; treasurer, It. G.
Van Wagner; commissioners, F. X.
Mattheu and L. Flaring; sheriff,
Henry Sjhonaker. Ths conven
tion is yet in session, and will nom
inate clerk and recorder to-night.
SiEtL EST AT K riilMDitS.
j
The following transfers of real !
estate have been recorded in the !
Linn county clerk's office during !
the past w eek : i
Hiram A. Smith to J.N.
Smith, S;i acres 12 W 4. .if.1800 00 '
David MilihoHen to Marg- j
:tret Kader, 33.15 acres,
1l'V4 300 00!
A- Hackleman to Melissa
i'ngh, 1 lot block lo, il's
second addition to Al
bany
R. F."Ashby to E. Har
mon, 50x100 feet, Scio. .
J. C. Johnson to E. Har
mon. 25x4S feet. Scio. . .
J. B. Roberts to Alice Dan
nals. b; interest in block
15, Albany
M. Putnam to Alice
Dannals, '. interest in
last '
.1. M. Ralston to A. II.
Hunt, 1 lot in Lebanon..
S. K. Young to A. H.
Marshall, 114.34 acres,
11 W 3
Chas. Younger to J. D.
100 00
Arthurs,! lot and 80x113
1 l....! A flllillO
.N. H. Young to "V. B.
Blanchard, .1 of minimi
claim in Lane county. . .
J. I. McDowell to W. B.
Blanchard , . 1 lot in
Amelia
V. L. Sutherland to Geo.
Morrow, 2 and part lots
in Scio ...
U. S. to Samuel Aplet, 80
MS5 00 !
; acres, i K 2.
patent j
. J
patent !
L'. S. to Miles Uainwatcr,
IbO acres !i L 1
W. E. Trice, by assignee, to
Ed. (loins, 1 lot Scio
A. 15. Mcilwain to Ashby
I'earce, '. brick wall...
, ,,, , . ......
to on
;Vl 00
(,V
mtent
050
. . . o. ,.,..... tuoi, .-
i acres ami dated in lSOti.
to I'.enj. Ihiller, SO acres,
! 9 E
500 00
i 1 ... II. i 11 i'.
i cier iiume to. lonu rsieng.
i 25x101 feet, Brownsville
"lfl fid'
i
!
' D. B. Monteitli to A
ibv
l'earce.2o feet front First
shvef
. n:00 10
; Albert li. Jndv t
1 . r .
Smitii, 27;i acres, i2'V4
.ias. H. Kelley to Clay
Mvers and .iohn Carv. 1
lot. .-cio 25;) 00
Corintiiian Lodge 17, A.
E. A. M. lo L.iVi.-V
Chapter S, ii. A. M'
of : 't 7 bloek Aibanv.
V.'m. Perry to Xe.son V.
MeCov, acres. Tp.
14 W "l
A. 1 ia 'kleman to. .1. V.
!'-iit ley, 1 acre in 1 laek-
leinan's third additi..ii
to A 1 ban v
!I. 1. Haigiit to I). M.
. I ones. :; acres, Tp. 11 W
a
Jas. i'-oven to I laniel I ti.ni
iiue, aii iiii 2o0 aeics . . .
:U2 5U
125 Oil
:;00 00
225 00
!100 00 1
Wm. Turner to Lee .--hc-1-!"ti,
interest in 05 !-('.
acres Tp. Jo E. 1 25 t;0
y.i-. f.l.inr'.s IviEjcriaiiruii'fil.
J ep.'..!-j;ji!i;n!'m given
oliera ii'.it.'e List nii-'hl bv
:. ".C. li
i Corwdiis. was
,-!-:e i Mldii-llce,
nleresi i':g am;
'f he e.itei-tain-u'eat
carlo.-ini'c
a .
: wis a
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ri-ed
.1 In
I'. lo"!le
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an
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an
.'ing in I
n
:'". i'der. a:.'!', ed
v.I ') iiumer. -us ..! irks, h -i mod a
:o.-t p.tvei.cj c:.:ci iaiuii'oli . The
it! : ta-n.neui w.c- -d1 ii.i.ier tiie
di -pie(s ; it;e i'.e.s' Aid r-ocie-v.'i
eif y. li e nci-i t. r:king
picl di e.
if .Jtidg
r..-presei
rhaps. was tin' po rira ;1
. .! . '. dtn. v. w ho was
1 as t he pa! roil saint of
the J.a.hes' A
.i-
Soci"ty,
lionse.
Will
ic.eligid ii. wn
lent mu-ic wti
.luvenile Land.
.xceJ
l.d'iiished hv tii
Sew ".eili!) li-t 'i3i:ri-) Suii.h.
Thi' new i iii:r h edifice erected
by the Southern Methodists at
picer is c..iiij.!etei! excepting the
ins; ie finish, its tail spire points
our the location of the little
viihige, which is improving and is
destined to become one of tiie busy
Points on tiie Oregonian railroad.
Tie- building is ;:2x-K li, feet be
tu-'eo tl... ;'l
Il:e il ' and the
ii n.wer is 77 feet i
ceding
bight,
if that
The i.
J US Is ..!' verv v:-)) !
s ail verv well.
c
lie
tai just drop the
- tei'dl "so'ita.
nag
A o:
u V
old
' i,
w il i' 1 s
-tiidt.
;hr
'A-
oi (,).- .i.icKSo'l
ciatic. he..-' ii.--l.
..u : pj .. .ticn! ,
" 1 Hll'.'S
si 'i'i e i his
ii'i
democracy of ! hat r--nut v t make,
him county cieik. Evi-Jenlly
Charley want- tie- entire v.. il l ..i'
.btcksonvilie and judging fi. ni his
absoriing ijd.diiics wiil got it.
Travelers' accident tie. els in
i:r:::u stlddi) in i'Veiii. of 'h-aih, or
-i5 per v.es-k lor disabling injur..:
o t. t iiis a .It
C. B.
i.NX,
;ent.
Applctoit's Cyclociaali;. of American
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Edited by James Grant Wilson
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standard. Contains over 25,000
articles, giving full biographical
sketches of every man and woman
in America, prominent in anv 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 pul
lishers. No -family can do well
without it. Its sale is enormous.
For further particulars, call or
address W. W. Beck,
Gen'l Agt. for Oregon and Wash
ington Territory, care this Office. .
;!! WaK-li tiiveli Awiiy.
Francis Pfeifferhas placed in his
show case at 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.
ft is warranted to be a genuine
gold watch worth $o0. His cigars
are the best in the marjket. This
:i rare chance to get a gold
! watch free.
Fast ;oin:.
350 00 j Ladies who desire to secure bar
i gains in dress goods, millinery,
300 00 j trimmed hats, and all goods of
I that description', will do well to
211 00 ! call at the old stand of Shane &
! Lonsway. The stock is full and
j complete at present, and by call-
350 00 i inn early satisfactory selections
j can be made, and rare bargains ob-
taineil. Thesb desirable goods
350 00 ! wer;-' bought at a great bargain and
must be sold. They are going at
almost unheard of prices, and
i those desirhiir choice bargains
should call early.
.)000 0rM;r:it Involution in AH,uiy MaikU.
i Another invoice of Kenton's Bak-jo-
qq ! ing Powder has arrived at Julius
i Gradwohl's. Only 25 cents in one
I pound cans. It sells on its own
- j merits. Julius Gradwohl war
' rants every can. If not satisfactory
the money will be refunded. The
vr-j qq ! reason lie was out of this popular
i oaiving powuer ior a lew tays was
; due to the unprecedented sale
created bv the constantly increas -
in-' demand for it.
Aoliee lo Sli-a users
ins just locating in
ersousjust locating m Albany
or vicinity will find at the new
. ioie oi i.ciiion oc unase, oer -veen
: ; l- i . .. .' . -
I the opera house and postoliice, a
'"od place to pim-iiasu their sup -
. , ,..., ,.;' . .,,1 '
I ,Uleh f 1111,1 Vr-f-
! AIey have Jirst-elass goods there
ami the prices are rcasonahle. It
i articles sent from their store do not
; ei.ine sausiacuon tnuy cneer- i
. fully refund the monev " i
"
.s.iHi i,ii
u- ,,... ' ' e , .
We are prepared to lurmsh at
, i. . . , . .. ,
rac; and many ipianti y de-
! r,:t:u' V'""?""1"."1;';;0;
m.HKe.ai, Mine iimi, jioiiaiiu
herring, choice, bloaters, anchovies,
saniincs, hauout ami boneless
cod. Kkxton ( iIamo.
JJea Jiiirliel.
M. Hvde :d (lie 1.1,1 eitv l.e..l-ef '1
tsoeoe.l re.M.I..,- ,..;.L..r' '
solicits a shar
..i i m. .... . i-
r.mage. 'liie best niea!.-- lo be had
in the country will be kept on hand
"' - .'..wtll I.l.
at reasonable prices.
!
raliioi-nia jh-i;-S lire.
! Tiie onlv gu.iv:inti'cil ,.un. f, -
1 1.1 :.. . . . t , .
( iii in, com in me uc.-Ki. luiy h:er, rose
j c,,li; catarrhal deafness and sore eyes.
e.-.-ieie inu -cn.-c ci nisie ami uimieas-
ant breath, resulliii"- from i-:it:irrh.
Jvisv and jileasimt to use. Follow di
rectiom- aim a cure is warranled.by all
ih ugisi.- eciHl lor ciicuh r to AiO F -
T1NF M F,i)I; A i (.'O.MPA.NV. Oroviile.
i 'a!
x iiion: h- ;rc;d!i,.-i',t for Sl 00.
sc' bv UKlil i'i.-
r,;stmV A M;is. m.
sl. hi. For sale by
ol :i i :ili(',-;rn:.-i i;:n. I
Anybody can cid ii :i ce'.i this kind ;
i' wi-.it'u r. The tnnibli; is !i; iet "'e,
! man i bo eai'.-ld i lie eiir i
' i- ii ivi- ear iv. aba's ;) narci'.-ts,. nf
i-nsiiay i'c .i:iso: a b.iJiie e!' s ;.i..;m Abie :
; : i.e .'a i;".-r:ii:i King t Nmsmcptiou. ;
'. A s-lima, i'.i '.iic'iiii i-, iiugii, .an! ( 'roue
. i'lii-es and keen j; haai!. 'lis nh-as.
ing lo I In- hi-P- and iicinb lo lln- abo.c
'.- napbiilps. SeM at .--i.DIi ,i bn-jle nidt
for ..' V !.l !' d:.Ni A CAT K-C'i'uK
gives imiiu-i!:i'..- o-li-.-i'. 'i'lic idiianiial
o'd" is semi i i t l.t a! by it heaiitsg
and pem triUing iiat.n'c. (rive i! a
inal. S.x ;ii(.!id:s ir... itiacat Sl.ih',
Si id !.;. Ml!! i.id.
Come ami see ns ami wo will
gd raid, e to ir.'at you v.iih Foil -
h.
and :ii ah iiines aim to deserve ;
vi mi" pain 'iutca'.
aid.
iirowneii A:
tan -
Our already large stock of fresh
lb-able groceries is receiving didlv
add'.Iains liimi'ii.'ii .v. f.,...,,..i
'
, '
( hroilii-le mute for sale, apply to
(t Wi'H. " "
The besi i-uaiilv of
goons .lie ai-
ways the cheapest, and this; motto
we intend to adhere to.
u;owxi;i.i. A Staxako.
e solicit your patronage.
I'dioWM'.I.I, t Si'ANARI).
";!; s is het- ..ml ui'cs riiit lo the s;ot. for
rii-.-nie a :s;a, :. r; i j stivoi. 1..bai'ii.:, eh ids
I f.-viT :i:ai coli Is. soiil hr Foi-hay iV
1 M;e..li
.(sei' lo Cio:S i ;n ! ; s.
.i.kp v: a.-i'i) . i.s w u
iv.a bv die i;ir . t
i .i S'-Itcx-I cli - :di -
iiaty. orvir-'li,
No. li. at !!:tis: i. i.inti .
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riv-l-i-ta-s in a'l i!-" ai ttrficn
iii'iuii paia to eoiiiintr.-ia. men.
-'Jifl.!
Kciiioveil.
We open for business this morn
ing in our new quarters in the
Flinn block, where we cordially
invite all to call a-,A inspect, our
suierb stock of fancy and stanle
groceries. We have received re
cently large invoices of new fresh
goods making our stock the most
complete ever offered in this city.
AVe have no baits to offer 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.
UKETITIES.
Smoke Estrellas.
Wigwam slippers at Read's.
Fresh groceries at Conn Bros.
A tine line of neckties at Blain's.
Six s'iaves for a dollar at T. Jones'.
French, the jeweler, keeps railroad
time.
A new invoice of British trimming
at Head's.
First-class iroods and lowest prices
at W. F. Read's.
A new line of embroidery, very lat
est pattern, at Read's.
The neatest and cheapest liand
sewed sIkv-s at Read's.
An elegant new parlor set for sale
cheap at the Second Hand Store.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
co.-.t or less at Monleith AiSeileii bach's
Cloaks, jackets and wintei wraps at
cost or less at Monteith A; Seitenbacli's.
Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at
eost or less at Monteith it Seitenbacli's.
The largest assortment of ladies tine
slmes and slippers in town at itedliekl
A; Bl 'ownell's. Call and see tliem.
For your line imported and Key i
West ciirar go to M. BiUiiniiiirt's cigar j
store, one door east o Lan gdcri's drug
store. '
Just received, the celebrated Estrella I
Key West cigar, the finest Kev West !
j cigar in the market, at M. Baumgart's !
cigar store.
I have received my new stock o(
nr'slin underwear. These goods are
made on a lock-stitch machine, and are
warranted to be full size and length, and
price reasonable. Sa.mi el E. Youno.
Who Is Sosir: Ifesl l-'rie!iI?
Your stomach of course. Why? Un
it it is out of order you are one of the
most miserable creatures living (jive
it a fair, honorable chance and see. il
it is not the best Iriciid you h.ive i.,
1 Hie end. Don't smoke in the morning
J Don t drink in the moriim-;. If you I
! m:it smoke and drink wait until your'
i stomach is through with brcuk!at.
i v.... ,i, I- r., ...... .,...i ...... .1
j ii,e evening ami it will tell or. i;
I'-.-s. 1 f voiir food lei incuts :ir,d does
: i:
: "!
t right, if you are troubled will
1 Heartburn, Dizziness of the head,
1 V!lin- ' J'e f""'1 tating,
Biliousness. Indigestion, oi anv other
trouble o'th, stom,eh, you had best
j useliiven'.- August Fb.wor, as no per-
' son can use it without immediate iv.
' lief.
I'ieliles h;i I't lishes,
V( 9fd HOW rim.rilii Oil .Ue.vi.
i
! ment ol tine jnckles and relishes,
i including the best French mustard
i ,i n -i:
alio iiiuiiin oicnfii:i; v,niu ice,
i ,,.lerv rdlsh aml ce,v
! chow, Pearl onions, mixed mckks.
j s.veKj (iherkins, olives, horse rad-!
: all)l ,ln.v M(W. I
; ,j..r 'J'liese goods never ' hul to !
jvl, s:ltisfactilin. j
Kknton & Chase,
An IuskIhm- 'n re.
I The OUIGf V.L AB1ETIXK OIXT-
i r'T i ..,.i.. ....t .... i., i
..... .,,
1... l...-..w ...vl
is : 1 1 1 ulisolutc
c-ure for old sores, burn.-, wounds,
chapped bauds, imd yi'.l sUin emotions.
i Will positively cure nil kinds of piles.
j Ask for ilie OitKILVAL AHlKi INK
j OlXT V KNT. .Sold by Foshay V Ma-
so'l at :r cents per box by mail filets.
;
ari!eners
Will find af P.rownoll it Stan-
! ar'
s, garden seeds from several
i diifereiil gardens, and all
at Sets..
! per panel'.
: ' '
: '. t'.eii i:g iikI.nI for fasli.
l.v i :..h;:m v :i i:iee :d f heir
1 store room under E. M. French's
I jewelry store. Also cash paid lot
uouifry. Aibanv. (.hvgon.
1 MSi', A
1 J eiinin. '!
SI. t''r.eik!iii.
liitt'Ni! ciivsi'n watch
it- rm.ii-f will ilc:iso return
"K.'Cv: m:-:vj, WAsiii.vsi
. x i i!;oxi
t i.aici'.;-..- cm l.;:A..iii! s,r.-. !. i.etw.x
t;:; lt.:U'iv li. in ... inj J. , tins, in i;;;v.;,si:,i
si,:.;-. Ait '.vii-: v.ier.iifL'il ttr.e.-.. J:l.-s :ui 1 s;i
i;'au;,i' . I'rii-iN !
rAXt'Kii-M.l.
ill' l-'AttMKit
t 1 V'.WS'l 111 s,-!i . ;;'n:,.,
nine.- fin- .- ..lie- ::i !i.c Iii.'mI.s h
Mi.nta -'., v.-i;.. have ,i".t nil ..
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am.
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Ai.)Iy t-i h.l. Cu'-rcr.
drv i:!-:.sTai ::a."t
j c. cry dii v siaa cd in
M am st vie.
jjAil.Mi sob!) AN I X IK!; I. .-.'!' IN J!V
i il li;i'i.cs.s iMisiiics.s to 'I . .1 . en e laaa. I am
; 'U-siro.is of wlle-tiii-r all my i.iiis'.aa.i;-....
! a.itcM :i:niVT-' tints. Ail tit'r.si.!i I.'i.u:ii'j
I tta aisiih t :s iinluiituil Oj uic will iilcso i.i'l:
aliil -c'.tlo
i i-i, i1.,.xj..,.us -vi'l 1... (.,itii-:i ii.-.l num.: Mt
; tin- same i!titsc. K. b 'I ho.Mi'soN. I
A 1 ha i iv, 1'el. 1.
j TeOK VOI II KINK WINKS ANll bl'i OltS
i i? ra to M. Hamniriirt's.
.Notice of A jUMiinJliK'iil ol' lixeeiitcr.
Tyo'l'ICK IS liKKKIlV o: KN T!i.,
iA the nr:iiL,rsiirnefi has ik-.-ii. iiy i!h
eoiaity L-.iii-(," of Linn county, ore; n,
drily ieitx.iiiioil exct-tito;-of fiif- hist wait mi;
l!-t:!i,i.:i 1 .1! dCil':a' W. W:l:llif.;h, (!
ciiiU'j. A!i ii-r-niis l,:n hie .tain.:, u.aiiisi
sa.t! .1.:...: '.. . i a.'es'.ht 1 ia.-sail..:. .1 uti M-l"
i !..:! :.- IV I'-i-l-.i i". i:.V, !!;o Hi '!.-.-!:;i!l I
at i i-i .'la.-t: ia A ' : '..'..- . !an:i oina;. , tii-.-u..?:
'. :it i i-. eia.t: r.
. vd'.hin nix I
is rout tilt- tlV; of 111.
if-.
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sli ci t7' rt o' IJn-.drit'Ci
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iwavs rea.i-.
lo t Mm! (.'ol. I led !:s
L'libc:' and ('i.ildreas' l;;i.i- cutting
-puei.Ot..'. .-let. UClSOIlS cAtlVinUMl t(
at the
loines.
TLOS. .IOXES.
Propristor.
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f armers i iiercnants
MAMMOTH STOCK OF H S ft I
INSURANCE
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ISJp jAlbany,
; E. S. Straban.Ciias. E. Wolver
! ton, .J. L. Cow;i1i, 1. P. Monteith,
i .L W. Cusick. .L ). Writsman,.!.
i K. Filiierkiu. Charles Monteitli, G.
In all ihf noViOit rai.l moi'.rj.lesir.ilile styles' ' j. Simpson
Nrow Opened
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Xew Departure I
Sew Store, New Goods,
TIN.HARDWiRE AND NOVELTY STORE
OPENED BY
WILLIAM SIMPSON.
5, 10, 15, 20 and 2o
Cent Counter'.
On each of which every artirle is solo at the
fisrures named. This is a rare opportunity to
replenish your kitchen furniture and house
furnishing goods, or to purchase
I I nun Will irfiftkf
ftJ UlRllli 111
4t Prlcrs Never In-fore Heard of
One d.mr west cf & Sox'
ALBANY OREGON.
n. li.
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...A LIVE..
TOWN.
This is what Allunv is at present, and in
i order to keep pace with the lively times in
j this city, W. II. Willar.1 has enlarged his
j store and stock so that he now has the most
j complete and desiral.ie line of furniture in the
j val ey His double salesrooms in Froman's
block are filled with an elegant assortment of
new furniture, consisting of holiday special
ties, lounges in new patterns, find jrold pic
ture f.ames, 'willow chairs, easy rockert. mar
ble tables, bracket", etc., etc. An examina
tion of the stock will show this to be true in
every respect.
Oregon
! Capital Stock $300,000
I'tSJKI l' i 4riTAL.2.,3,;M(.
OI'MCEKS
': I'residenf Charles E. Woiverton.
Vice-President .1. O. Writsman.
Treasure, -J. V. CusicK.
Secretary .1. K. lil.ierkin.
Ca
.OIKKATOKS.
lssf8.'scima.eojs8r7afe
A Square Company
Managed by Square Hen
Patrons ztd by Square People
5b r. bltiihSLL,
BANKER.
Ai.UANV,
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OREGf- .
'.cm- York Sin KruJitds:o
i.
. countyar.il citv warrants.
.ic.v:-u ..:: sit- tiliji:,;! to check. Interest u.i
!)..' ! hi : i: . ocp'.sirs
(' ii.-t : ions will receive prompt attention.
Corresin.iiitlein.-e solicited.
I5TOi!ice noiirs from s a. M.,to 5 v. .
Aat"at for. reliable, lire an.l marine insur
ance co:ii.-:t:i;es.
Hand Store!
Tiie pavt ynar ha jyoven if to bo a neees
sdy. 'ihu tics; :i,u ctit-'i..:st jiluee to buy
13
We are r.heiys .) rc 1 to buy y mr house
hold furi.ini.e. ;.t die bigiiest cusli price. Sole
t..ux-tiis for tiie
I PEERLESS OIL GAD
i
i And - Lamo - Killer
if Ttnsbort re -etitlv ;s lik-i.
o'te ai tiie Ij'.vest .rice
Al! work
VLLMlD
! Furniture Dealer
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