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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKXIX HERALD," WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1888. RUrningaUviSlcml&!SArTIAM- REGION k"ion ." prts as THE .HAILS. Mails at th Albany ostotliuu close as follows: cor all othccb north The eastern states - f lie West Sile f 1-6:30 A. M. iid the Narrow uuageK . r. ) r t Portland and Salem 11 A. M. toryallis and Yaquiua VivJd v. M. All offices south 1 7:i,0 p. m Thft postotlice will be c'osed each evening firom six to seven o'clock. Kesftotered mauer lor tl-e early tnon.irg train should be muled before 8 o'clock the itvious ivcnm;;. O-RF.GON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Ay 'vc IX'iJart Passenger.... Freijrnt 11:15am 1:00 p n . I 5:26im8:50 a. m O. te C. K. II. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOUND. j Arrives' !epart Arrives. OiU.eNpr E.'tjwie ex freight 6:15am 11 Ihain 7.05am jPortlan-lO.lOam 11. Sound 7. 10am i 3.4fipni 2.45 pm SOUTH BOUND. i Arrives'' Dap.e-ts Arrives. :ila.exp I 7.45pm! 8.05pip Ashland S.OO.im VuytMie ex l20otn 1.2. 10nn! Eugene 2.4to m freight l.ttOrrnvKiviiC-ne e.lOn-ii LKBANON BltANCH. KuiAUja'y. Departs i Arrives Sii. li..i.iV2 50p m Lebanon at 1.36 pm No. 13 j 8.10 p m " "M ti m r'ni l.eban o. 12 i 5-iJO a m Albanyat n.45 a tu. J.O. 14 ; 2.00pm! " 2.45 pm. TIIK IV K AT II I K TO-DAY. . Sax Franxisco, March -.7 Weather i lica tions for the next, twenty four hours bctjm tiin'f at 7 P. M. are: Fair weather. .iottim; aisoi'T t. Republican primaries Saturday. All the new styles in spring mil linery at Mrs. O'Conner's. The prohibition state convention will meet in Portland to-day. Nayor J. L. Cowan returned last night from a trip to Portland. It is feared peaches and early cherries have been injured by the frost. Brownell & Stanard are receiv ing fresh cubages and vegetables constantly. Harrisburg has a republican club well organized with a large and energetic membership. Plenty of fresh butter, eggs, cab bage, celery, cauliflower, lemons, etc., at Brownell& fstanard's. Mrs. O'Conner's opening of fine spring millinery will be next Mon day and Tuesday, April 2d and 3d. The Benton county teachers' in sti ute will meet in Corvallis on March 28, and continue three days. Come and see us and we will guarantee to treat you with cour tesy and at all limes aim to deserve your patronage. Browneil & sitan- ard. (I V. !vr;insP Ol tllf firm Ot n... .(- K'U.io uln) Ii:ia f.iioned ...., - , .. 1 , .,,,,1 l,rw. ii!.u i., a ut-tt i n ii ium .-ii.jc Finm's brick, came u(. fr.iiit talent ott-rt uiy. T'tif i!:rie of Prof. J M. Wil liams, of lialsey, is promiiicutly sp'.ikcii ! ;ts a candidate on t ie republican ticket for school i:pcr inioniient. II .n. W. Lair 11:11, ot l:.: ("al., is in Uy, sp n.l; ng lew '. IL. davs witn ms ageo 'UlS. i 1 '. Hill and w iic. and his iuotlu r, Dr. J. L. E ill . The state missionarv board of the Bapiist church, which has b on in session in this cit-, adjourned yesterday afk-r the regular busi ness M'ssiuii, to -meet in 1'ortiand i.'U April "J4. Mrs. Ignatz V"-: and ister, ?dis f-'lura Lewi;-, ire sj.cn di:; lie i-as-' rvi-r In ! i-Jay w n !i ici iiivo ar :ici;c!. . who u v ;.'i- pai.'icd lt!!n:cd in'm.' c.--- be ;i ss v;i:;t '! of . :: ,b.-rv. lie ba-!. ci'-irs !,) Od.l i el!c A. O. i. W. ilis I ;r-.-s .-r bis v!:; r. a tic Wesco t'i'int' a';.t !h . lit t The 11 , -. ( i: e-.o;i, will be i bank viv-al by Ids si:;:'.-: i::g iii'.-lbcr. An Oregon e r- - ov. i s V 'a Si- S.uiilbi-i- i .-.Hit All the iuiubcr nubs in i urn tier ninis in iin- XeTtbwer :iv tllv" '! l.-jH'Ci S sv'a;-'.ie. In v-o-y busy novv, a ni re good for a splendid San Francisco ihe v iiolce-aie itriioef dealers fortned :'. very strong comp:u a ve and naiiicd t i 1 1 ; i" ;ric(- 'h-Iow wiiicn no bne in the compact is allowed to s.'li. For ihe first violation of the i. 1 Ilii.-S in is impo? t;n resiiect a line ot ;.. C-.l: fori lie second, tfr ii). The i-ob:)'ai't controls a d k;h is o! Oregon. Washiiiiiton and. Califor nia lumb.-r c'xcei't bai'd wi n.l. !, iin tiade iii v. hii'b is in t 'e b:i'.:d of one linn. Tiiere is a fair local iicmand i -r lumber at present, and .-everal lumber yards front n.iiis abroad have been established in tii is citv. tin' A!b.iny saw-mili now beinu i'ii" f. want -.if l..'s. iit i-.iovt -.t. Simpson has move! i::.vv;i:'e. h;i r. i w are Wbi b a'nd i'Oi-k ot .o'.iii.'t- ioio t ne iai v av ton . i . he v. ;!: keep i:r : ) ids. ;uid nu;iii i.ir lix;;d p;:e-e ;ii3iit lie icui i r-tand. : i'.e .Ii till.! lUi! stock o; tains I be po; counter arrange! te 1 a.t h;s tM coiitinu" ihe sale o: toe i-iiane v: -:W riankru; j:-;. -a' S av. . iiy i .iliC5i. At the reguiar meeting of the city coimcii h.dd la-t iiiglbiu ttie abs-.-nce of Ai.tvor Cowan Cunc'! man bv.dv. obi was elected chu'.r .iia! pro !;';!. v'ounei;!iia;i Kya-! was ;:!-. a"- 'bt. -.lii-i on motion of ('.jiiiiciimun Tabicr i'.ui cotbu-il a-.ljourue'.i iiiiiii 7 o clocK ttbs eve 1- i arae. .-i.- -..-n;S ;b ait Lc i. Laud !.aues-aress goous, uukcs ...ie the nuuiiUd pursuits of general i M,sw u'il" " L7 il "eu,.lM "u: r' ,i t' , T 'p "eluding the best French ma tard shoes direct from Eastern laches, agricultUl.e. Tlieir farui.,teKflll ; rope ork ,s still going on ,., and vignettes. To be pub.tshe.l in j mua dressing, Chili sauce, and new spring clothing at price , UiU 6(JlllUill bctler i:ai,,a for lhdu ; the WInte Bull ciuim, but ore i j sx royal octavo no. unies. oiumes ct!orv lvlish aiK, ce,rv saU (.,.ow I Y , ,U-!yu,g competition at A. h. Mc-, Uu3 ax throughout the U il-! " -inj? crushed a of obi. A 1 ,2 aim .3 now ready. The ! cl,ovV; IVarl onion, n.LKcd pickles, ' h OV Spfi "wain s. lauiette vadev. Wir tiohU ..ivn 1 hire number of n,ir,.nir no'.uws ? aehievment -! tne great pub-; ,,0,';,,.,kins ,.livos l,n, r:,,!-! 1 I - ' is Something About the Fine Farms Awaiting Settlement. i 1 " TIIK OKEGOX IMtlEIC StCSEttY. Mill Streams With Abundance of Water Power New IroLt-Fishing Grounds, and Government Lands. In the search for homes on the part of the immigrants who are now traveling toward the Pacific coast the beautiiul valleys of the Cascade mountains should not be overlooked. It is doubtful if there be any part of Oregon or the North west generally, which embraces more really important advantages than the sheltered vales 'which lie among the loothiils which hem in the Willamette Valley on the east- -it n 1 TIip sr.il is wnfrallv rich, beim? ! the residum of decomposed and j tIie n"w abandoned site of the disintegrated rock masses. It. j town winch sprung up during the bears in profusion ttie common j working of th-- White Bull mine grains and iruus of the temperate i mar.y veais ago. This road begins zone, and, so far as iis capacities ! at Smith's, at an altitude ot per have been tested, seems particular- haps 800 feet above sea level, ly adapted to the culture of smalt j passes over a long and high nioun iruits and berries. As farming on tain, which divides the waters or a huge scale is of course imprac- the North Santiam from those of ticable in those contracted nooks. 1ne South Santiam, passing over nothing need be said of such i the c,.pst( wi,j05 at that point is staples as wheat and the grn 1 close to 5000 feet altitude, ami de geiierally, to raise which, in a ; 9CencHi ? fr eisht miles, reaches profitable way, requires more level ; t,,e Fork an .lffluent of thc land than is lou.iu m the district ; g , Sapti nt o5()U teet u()(ve The expense of creating a home ! hZe I wmcI!,;s nhout the eleva in rim ioorhills- nr., vide,! Hie iie 1 t,on of ua rtzvi 1 le, which is three chosen be not in the heavy timber, need be but vcrv sliglit. There is abundance of freelv splitting tim- j ber fir, pine, cedar, etc. at hand, ' from which may ie Hewn the ium- i last settlers took night, and even ber for the settler's modest cabin, j the cabins which once housed tLe Motbing but tools, nails and win-j miners have been burned down, dows need be provided lrom else- j the villainous acts of wandering where. : vandals, whose malice has deprsv- Thtre is considerable ol public ed at least one party of visitors of land in these valleys, it, of course, the comfort and safet y of a shelter, lying well L.acK where the vailey j The tli. apkhited quartz mills re are narrow and the roads are tew1Kain nr!iauchoiJ1reniinieac,.s lf una poor. . , J ; - Cattle grazing, for which the region is well luted, is the ,)UV pursuit .-arned on, ami the hem's which roam over the bills during i .....i iuc s . auiuaai u, t moved to the Willamette allev ior the lainv season. ' The country traversed by the regon i'acific railwav east oi Al - Oregon bany is a region of very consider- able natural importance and pos - sesses gi eat interest to uie lounsi structure in town, and this tram and the pleasure-seeker. For ;v- wav, huilt out of wooden rails, haps twenty miles the line pas-ses must have descended at a steeper over the plain called Albany ai-! phclrthau any other railwav ever ne, a region ot great laruung eapa- , dcsc.iljulJ since the Ul er e-, js a uuuiw, ivJiji ocmcu uv a irtinj in - uusn tous auU prosperous couiimin - ..v-:ib. iw... . ... .mh. )-,: .i-m !...,. i ...,.r ti.,., : mi v im.il v.j i t itn tt.-, I .1 : . j ut'ififi uie c.ihi. O'.a: e - l'.v-aio ; 0i -.umewhat greater tlirut. U: tins very beauuiul plain, the portion winch hes between the 'rivers oi rhe a:uiam, called in local par lance the "forKs of 5 lie JSaiiliaii:,"' is iy viit.ic ot tne greater depth oi i its Hen, black son, too nm.-i iVr ; ii.e, piouiiciive Uini t il lib, ti, uiid i h.i.T a Weil Ue.v.-rvod rvjMiiatioit lor i vahiabie attributes, iand is held i at a ing.'i limine, aii-'l i v.vil ',..;.t.i i it, lor lliere are te w better iccaii- tiCs ioi LUC piaCtlCe Ol ibc .li icil!- : turai and noi'i'.cuiliir.d ail, too i loiindaiioii mi l mainteiiauce ol i najp homes alio tne lcurni; j iicailiiiih iamiiies. j 'ihe rad way pursues a c-.ur-; :;e i.or.iicn-t oi .i.oaov, enic ; toe iootlniis of the i. aca ie n not lar l;out stuvto'i, i'U! (. sollt.i r-lbo bp Vi ll-.j.sV -.!, cv-; i' lii.uc ai a inc. great -il..:ii:it (jl io.iy appca ol tbv! -'1'i 't ii .-an;; lib' track pa.--!:ig b ci i.i c p iii ii ii, ..it r.-oii. i 1 1 an '..' a..-- i i II! Voi'.ii-i -UOUill ii;o r, w bi i i"ii t-..iur "bi MIC i. '11 tool ' -i 1 i iC COli iieing ssiicii ;;s tu deuias. t ir. .( iea-1, tiii-i is ; he ? U''.iC.d r-li.ifV toi'i o i;ua luab, aiitioi;;; Ciia.r or COiopt'eiie c.th oe .o. Ka.-l , ,; '" t it :s i A t.-iiiie i i ..',-, ia l-.ii. rt; cl V it a; is in iai iob cuo'ity, a.io -the ;-'iiil v.liei't.- tia' -N' lth .alii .teiiu.-m-s into t.ic p. a.: .d.eV ol lii.it sii'vaun I.C- tiioi.- ami inure and more ihoiiLhi siiii oistaiiiiu sonic ir t- ii.it . . i iij i i . . hill , vcrv ricu land, uutu at .Wehauiail b..: come a mere canyon. Ot :b ton ally, as al t-ox am! independent valicys, il widens out n as to cai brace u larger area, . and even as : mga up as' i'oii Smith's place, ten ' tniies above Aleban-.a, there ..- a oeabtimi plain on th seuth bank, 1 1 ifii eoinaiiies .-obii- ten or t o.e.ve : exceliei.l i.irms, tilied lv colib-iit- eh an-t i;;-.;u.-i i'iou. owners bvmg ' iii pieuty and unhghtenmeii!, ami .v.!io-e eiiiiiheil cbj iv oo.i scboi-i pri. Uc-i:cs ami other beneiiis oi a; Vaiiced cl -, iii.iit!o!i. liie p!isecuti.;i of railroad Woik tiirougti tins invitiitg and v-iiieii region bas levl .o iiiniieiii.'.le hood rer bus oi a ecojia.ii'y nature. Tht iiiv waou r-.M is, pivviou.-ly bide used, h.i ve become ihe :-u:-jeei iii. lltotight and care, an-1 t wo uco.i orioles al ..ic;;aiua ai.-i ;u; ;-:i.itii,.s icspec'ti , e:y, have b.-vii ;;:iii uv ! i;e c.birier, of i.;a:i aii.i iViarioii actii;' m coia-ert. iiiiii s i- ceic, a -leautiicl stream whu-n nuni.-!.es tho iinv.-t of :r ui n.-iiicg, lias upon it.-j banks many i ac.iv.- ol i'.cn : -itloin hi;i,., ;l. ,.-.- ifii'Vii up In i.i i.'io and !i;:dei brib-i' . Witii v y lew open p. and ncari v ;.ii .iti:er d.i'r -n't io clear, diouii not mora so titan be ob .bi. ry .-. dd i.ii- vi iin. ,-.a;e ltie v. lie; is maps f a,. in. e- wide at toe ui. -. t wh;L? ii.uro.viiii: ia certaui aci.-s to ii,..H; gvirgts. lu this v a.-te :;. 'lib ii.th u f-y ue hi-h d oei;-c luresls, some .veil set tier- ha e mane ibeir . h "' a-a iuu u vl"c' ed vigorous- vj awm-wvj in cAVlcip tCCl IU. J.LIVIC yet room for a number of fami lies to settle upon government land. A still larger area of grazing lands remains unused, the hills and mruntains which surround it containing very good range for abundant stock throughout a large part of the year. This stream affords, as do all the torrents which flow from the higher Cascades, abundance of water power for the various uses of the sawmill, gristmill and general manufacturing, and never fails to send down a good body of water, even in the dryest season The di viding range between it and the North Santiam is about 1500 feet high at its lowest point, and is heavily wooded in most parts, but contains much good pasturage which as yet is unutilized. This remark is true of all the valleys and hill ranges throughout the re gion, the grazing capacities not be ing fully taxed in any case. The so called Quar'zville turn pike lends from the North Santiam nenr 1),n Smith's to QuartzviHe, miles farther on, and upon a gulch which i nns into Canal Fork canyon. Ute ol.l site is cvereil with bushes which have grown tin since the j " " " J j Planed and the W hue bull was ! SUPP"- bo be a mying mine. To ! ilU appearance there nmst h:ive i bi'Hii t.wcntv or more liniwi' ;it om. ;, . tune, all merely shanties ot spilt?, but sheltering a good many umiers ; and prospectors. A tram way leads 1 from the mine which is a miie j away from the vis ag.; to the nidi, ivvlncli constituted the principal: i .,1. ;,! f iiU, ..i i... ( i r .i i r Vf!-" mi-teil in thu ru.inil.i . ( h,.., i-.--, : i ,. ,i . ; i t -c ' ' " "J 11 ' ' 1 ,lu 1 1 i . . "iii - ' aui mere win u Iil.inv p. osnct tois ' ! at work duro. r.iic com i n si-.-ioi . Thniughout the (iunnzviile dis- tnci there is no farming or gra.n g l oid-. and t lie aspect of nature i of primitive Mid U'scinpiei a"'ic wini-.-rncss. ; is the heart of the Cascade. l'robab;y no section of liic Io:thwcs! oitV-rs "lvatcr at t factions lo the s lnnn r it m i.-:t than dor t'le .-:-! . r i . 1 1 i i region. Tiicto ;.i-5-trcasn in the L'.isc nlcs in'.o w!i:cn the imok ami line ; ctviiized iiian :i!.-"!.-r dr.ij ii.cd ; and inauy o;1 cs abounding in trout which i.-ivc not Hccn vr.t ' i iy anglers lor y.-r-. i ! j . i i.i . ; .u l ! (.ir-.trv. w i.c i w i be the scc:o!,i s ction of the Cas- ca to IK: ir. :: acresylb.C to liis t ) l":C';:ie iiiC-n aiivi lor t i of ini't i , aibi fill' J ;i t-' t cie :. i; fi . Vis::;rs. ..uht by !' a f;;..o;t t": r sjior; P'.'oli'c irCei; ' Jl r o any s- -.;.' . r s i cri -v i.i tl:o.-.c tlnbi ; r -:v. i by thl- ivea-thy ci.--' Loi 1 1. ::i:'iivic:.ce biVL'.i U i.ii -Jvs.i in. ti ;-;!. b; ;ii .;.)' The nv"iar v.veklv ? r Co. . X. ( i. was bei 1 I 'o. , ;;. w ici-ii t.'tii.- oi-chia-r-d i;ie ir e.imp;m;. eriain cfv eomti.'iiv ;r- terly hi i ! -hi.; ! : laeu'. Oco. !;. ( S';iiih's Mt.di'. ha h:n.:;ai ol Va. O. IL rem,- I'f '-e:.!cd a ::ne app-. arance and shtiViVd tiiorou-jrlt drill, aia! 1 1 -1 t lu re wv pause remark thai "f" "- .! t bis city contains as tine ;i lot ot yocim men as can bo found '.ii i in-!i- S.tih'.s bin,- coals. The large nui:ib.;r of invited guesls ine:-e;;t last night were woU cihet-t-'.iiicd. Sn(C!i3K tiv; The follow!;!- pat. granteil to citizens -biii during tbe i. reported for the 1 i i a !!. ids have the :a.ci!ic pil.-t lil'V li l l by ; and vi. A. -!,)W t ( a- L. J. l;;i-en:i:;iii. tbh-vton, Ii. ! 'end !e!oi . Or. .-bow )i,o,v ; ton, ( -i 1 ., man : i L'l'iir.-. Si F. V. Hiann. rranci-co. it.-!; inr electric ciivi.ii, ; L. ?';. : i. ;-:e:n. (.laid ( al., np'-r.diii': c.i' 1 r :..--... iUO ibd .;. k ! .ii -o. ;. . p 'biri;bb; c- ,;.- -ii'iv; ?.:. i w ; :dn;iii ; J . .: r-iiivay ti.-ig-dcs. pi- ;. ept i. i- n Ciiv, t';il :r!ibi-t. S :i !i.-i tor: W. 'b! it'on. k ; J. I- - -eai W. i oic,-co. : . I'iiiieka. d rail c bi'.ion Cal., n; del' I ' t ' i -tu! o pia: ;e i :ia (. an. i ib- IVpUblhra illgS t ciec' ,, ..lioiicau couiitv n pi'vcary meet-' leuaP-S to the re- ; cn::ven;i n l i nominat justices a..d con tab s. , i:e!d a; tilt' cob: t h use : lViH be Saturdav . A) siren bis!, al V,v order of f-oinn.ittn..,.,,-.,, t i- .' 1 ' .11 I 7 aud West Albany precincts. ; STATE NEWS. Teamster Crushed to Death While Hauling Stone. THE KIVEK AM HAKUOK HILL. As Completed by the Committee It Apprc priates $129,000 for Yaqoina Bay and Other Liberal Amounts. Special to the Hkrald.J Portland, March 27 This morning Wm. Baesler, a teamster in the employ of Oriel Company's rock crushei, met with a fatal acci dent at the corner of Seventh and Clay streets. He was taking a wagon load of rock down a steep hill standing upon tlie load, and in descending he reached forward to fasten the brake whon he lost his footing and fell over, being caught between the hub and spokes of one of the forward wheels. The fall must have stunned him, because j he was dragged a distance of twen ty feet before the hind wheel ran over him, and almost crushing the life out cf him and breaking the clavicle and bones in his breast. KIVEK AND HAItBOR BILL. Washington, March 27. The river and harbor bill was com pleted by the committee to-day. The appropriations for harbors on the Pacific coast are: Humboldt, Cal., !MoO,000; Oakland, Cal,$175, 000; Wilmington. Cal., fJO.000; Yaqtiina Bay, $120.000 ; Mississippi 1 river lrom Minnesota to tlie Gulf j of Mexico receives $3,38.5,000; St. Mary's river, $150,000; Missouri receives $025,000; Columbia river gets $035,000. The total amount appropriated is $19,432,7S0. It is the largest bill of the kind ever brought in. Killed by a drizzly. A Sisson's correspondent of the Ashland Tidings reports that Amos T. Home, a rancher, was killed by a grizzly bear in the Western part of ;kkiyou count)- on Monday of last week. While Home was walking through a ravine looking after cattle the bear jumped from a high rock, and before the unfortu- I nate man could defend himself tlie j bear pinned him to the ground and f. ,ii,;f, ,,,,i vi,. 1 J .lai;?1 . J.! : . . 1 'l ac ; lit: imcu .mi u icn uuuio ctiici .uu tpplcioii's iyciiirlia .r Aiu.-ricini Kiagrupiiv. Kdited by James Grant Wilson and John Fiske. The onlv national slandanl. Contains ove: 15,1:00 i nicies, giving full biographical ketches ol every man and won an I . , : : . i-v in . . -.i . without it. Its sale is cnormou i : !-:i finlbor narlinil.-irs. cull or : ;7 1 ,,- ,, : f f 1 . i:'.v:. ! ..'.';.... ' '. ,"- , j inutoU Teuton-, caie'tlds Oilice ; '" - - - - n- ;tl WnU-h ;ivcn Aay. Francis PfeiH'er bus placed in bis bo.v case at the Albany soda and c.icily works a .i"h go! 1 watch, wbich v.iil Iw given away lo liie cusiooici' who purchases of him the -most cigars. livery jicr.von. vii;i buys a cigiir will receive' a I'c'ceL -t ! lie end of ninety day ! olio bold.ing lire largest nun. ber ov tickets will receive tie? wa-cb. It is warranlc-d h: be a genuine troid watch, v.oitb s."i!l. 111.-, cigars j Jiro t,c. in 1 ne marnet. i his is a rap banco b. ct u i watch ."!.1 a t :ti: A n 1 ii ill V cal! ca we. th.-r. Tin; i i ill K ;.!. ;l;!r is bi l.t -' V i .-i .I-Ol! aid' ri;i i b ;;a. i'.r..!lri; Sa;:.! keep . i la- ia.-ie : in !!IU -t d. ;n:;n Hi .(;) ho AY : Ti..- ; !y it re. b; Vai iiicii colli oi a ' 1 1 '. i.ii- " ;i'-- i:a!!. Vil a- b .-ol afai pencil tiiid. 2 : s..tt i3 Mai ;.)!' 1: .1" ! : iiiso iiiiim' 111 I Ml ' I -. !.! ':.:si'u: t:i ;i-5i- kt;-e. : The onlv L'n.i ;-.!;. 'ceil '-lire fiirrat : :;nii. ciiiil in ih': head, hay levr", ii'.-;; j ic'.ii ; rab.i'r'ial .h at'ia-.-s ;i;ti sore, ry .-.-. ; l.'rsiore the -'cn.-e i.-f i i.-!:' and unp'.c I suit lin-aili. resulting from calarrb. ; ii - uliil jileasatlt in he. Follow iii : rcrlii.il!- anil a rcie is m arraati-.i't.1 :i'-i ' iiniuvri-!s. iSeici for ciirah.!- in A ii Ij. ; i INK M l:ii'! .'A I. 'i ii PAN Y, ( inc. i;:--ibid. Six laniiiii-; i i-i':.; iiii-'t for s:.U!, j -eel by mail for -SI. I For sale by ! Fu-liil V iV ! :i -inn. :l lU ' 'li ril!r liist class in-i-s::i!c. t'litiitai vcsrnb'iit .in real ! re. mi red .3000 iu easy paymVnt i ' 6. F.' Chus- '!"b.- best way to s bv iia'ijiibiidng lib" ve rnonov is i:eW l! i J il oi Lro'.vii.-il Sfanavd. -. e wei-cof.i.- ai! oi.ir old fri-'tids as well as n-.-w. mid always strive by iair dealing io give tbe lowest prices and l-.v-l uroods, .bid are ever oi: . 1!' i b i i tease custom' h-.w.vKi i. s: St.'. i e )i:. iit'o wi: the gi-eait-st aiieii'ioris ii; some p'-i-ple is to secure :, l be", lowest- possink' Sn--h people are reeom h.i ij-it tiie new-firm of ; ci r tanar i. iin pn bi o a :; We carry a mammo-h stock of booh- ;ind i-hoes and can iit any foot. fiKowxni.L-oi; Sr. i:Abii. Mr 11, ink has ren. ivci Hie lincst a- soi't nciil of v. iclier reel-ill- ein.irs to he i'liiniii in far citv. If you Uoa't he 'icveil. i a1' in ana see for von:' If. 'Call at P.irl.el- Uror arid trv tiieir . . , ( U." L'V IR":1! r.-u-kcrs. hichaiiii choice ' , h'iuoii bare, eucoaiiat ; u,iiy, Jtc. .-1 llMS Nil t:lllll V IV1II CO WCl! ... . I j Kriiioveil. j "We open for business this morn- I i ins: in onr new quarters in the! I J- linn block, where we cordially invite all to call and inspect ourji superb stock of fancv and stat.le i groceries. We have reeeivec' re cently large invoices of new fresh goods making our stock the most complete ever offered in this city. We have no baits to offer but ex pect to build up a healthv trade by unitormlv 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. KKEVITIES. Smke Estrellas. "Wigwam slippers at Read'. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A tine line of neckties atBlain's. Six p'tavcs for a dollar at T. Jones'. French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. A new invoice of British trimming at Read's. First-class ffoods and lowest prices ilt Vi t- Kcads. A new line of embroidery, very lat est pattern, at Read's. The neatest and cheapest hand sewed shoes at Read's. An elegant new parlor set for sale cheap at tlie Second Hand Store. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or less at Monleith iVcSeitenfoaeh's Cloaks. 'jackets and winter wraps at cost or less at Monteith A: Seitenbaeh's. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or less at Monteith & Seitenbaeh's. The largest assortment of ladies line i-hocs and slippers in town at lU'dtield K Browneil's. Call and see them For your tine imported and Key West eijrar go to m. Jsaunigart s cigar store, one door cast o Laugdcu's drug store. Just received, the celebrated Estrella Key West cigar, the finest Key est ciyar in the market, at M. Bautugart's cigar store. I have received my new stock of m -slin underwear. These sroods are made cn a lock-stitch machine and are warranted to be full size and length,and price reasonable. Sami'ei., E. Youso. . Who l lotir He si J'licnd? Your stomach of course. Why? Be if it is out of order you are one of the most miserable creatures living Give it a fair, honorable chance and see if it i-i' not' the best friend you have in the end. Don't Miiokcin the morning. Don't drink in Hie morniin.'. If you must smoke and drink wait until your stomach is through with breakfast. You can drink more am1, smoke more in !he evening and it. will tell o you less. If your food lei nients and does digest right, if you are troubled willi Heartburn, Dizziness of the head, coming up of the food after eating, Biliousness. Indigestion, or any other trouble of th2 stomach, you had best use Green's August Fl-nvor, as no per son can use it without immediate re lief. Hhes. ring an assort- i-Iiics ami ! We are now olTerinj: inen.t of fine pickles and relishes. ish, pepper sauce and cuirv jk.w der. 'i'liesc goods never fad tc give satisfaction. - .Kknton Ji Cua;-;e, .lit A!islis- ur: i'iic OKICTX 1. Al!iK'!":F. OIVT-i i MKNT i only p-.d up in lar;rc i wo. ; ; ouncf I'm loxi, aixl is an a!iMl!:te j !'!" old son.-;, burns, wounds, j i.i:ii.(-: ham's, an-.i :-:: in ens jt i.nis. , Will pos! live! v cure all kinds of pile-., i Ak fur the OltilijN.'.b .i -.ii:': "K i OLVTv: KNT. S..;.! by Foshay ,V Yr.i. ' ?oli at "2 rents iter hox 1-y mail :' ct. i Will bud at ibowiseil tS; -'an- ; ar.l's. ganleii secis from sc :ral ! did'ereiit .gardens, and ail at octs. ! nor paper. i'J.'iliO EJu.ril S:-.n vj'i;iu.-,; ftir C:n!i ' Tojfiiam Waiiace at t hei sb.iv roi.tr under F. ?d. Fren !" jewciry sfor.. Al.- ea-h paid fo ; uisirv. Al'i.uiv. o? 1-: fin O! Wi , V, ; -. ! i i'i ia.a oi i AMi h;o;,;: i'..l i :i t.l II.:-, : KAl; liiimU . a:-:;'li -a!.!, 'ihi .f.il ii'S.,;; .1, i:- i c.'H .1 :;r: ii: .ill:o:. :'i.Vb i'l. MN S"-W;.'i; l:i'ti: -ii :-.ei ii.r. ti T '-.r s iiii ..! i'v::;-' !::': ta'rs i'V ll.illL' illii i.,,Vi;i.iii ..-i.l'iil' !V 'U' "il:-. i' it. I- 7ii'..;-: an:.' nhocti 3 i :vn! , ia he wc-frta Al-jtt.v I Ki. tiftTrr. OF LOTS Koh j liiti'L Of till ii"'. : 'lb i.l.s I -v 1 .:a.VI'. IKKSij W t-Vk-ry iay scs-inl in any st.vlo. !TM'hA.VT. l-'RKStl oVs'i'KltS I i 7 V ' v i : : & t tia:-;.e- .'Oi.Il AN INTililfCSr iX MV i liii-iiii- in 'I; .1. ovci-iiriii. ! am i i-.ii!c tiiiLi' iti! tny onlsae.i ia;i: i ! -.-!!l.tS. Ail 1KWI1K i!!i. 'V.IIL' , i.itit;iitc-il tiv mo v.'iii ph-tsc- t-aii i ii.i.-ii-o;;'. IKitL'S airi tin Hi -e'v. : ;;::il -tint j il.i; lm-.ine-.s wi'.i tie r'-niii-nnl as nsr. :! nt i bi" -.iii:.-c:c ;-e. K. L 'l ib !'So.' . ! Mini: 1. '. ! l "ill Vo! !t i !N'b V. t.VKS A : jl 1;"' lo M. i'.;t:imu:ii"t.'s. Nil !.lt i;:!-e of .t;:;)iiitiSiisris! si' Kxrcntur. ! j OTh.-h IS fibliidsV GiVbX 'tiiAV ! j. I t:(0 iIll'li'rLii.vi'i'n.'il li:-.H fii un, h' i.'.e ' ruciiii c-uir., ul hiri'i : u : s r;. . om .n, i (iliil unl eilili:.! CM.-. 'H'-r l-i r-il: !;t-t will U1H1 i M1..0! t -vi. Ai V."ao,,r. iiu- i'ii;. i--e. li!C-...:t. -t:jir. ';:l,,. er- it...- uinbi- i ll. i ;'.! ;:!-' vi;:ii: IMiict nil: :in 7, ! t . i'j . ist'tlN, !: r;bNEV, I. . -fiitor i.i I idd v d ii , V i S; iiihbio i AND Sliaving Parlors. ! AH work prompt iy al b-.i ik-.l to. Hi t ai.ii Cold li!aths .-dways r.-iciy. Ladi--.; and Ciiilibeiis" hair cutting a spcvialty. Sick perse n-j at-tviuled to at I heir hoiiics. THOS. -'ONE-. Pi-opri- 'or. ARPETS J J THE FINEST And largest line of AR PET Q - In the Citv Embracing a superior line of tapestry and body i'-russels, all wool ingrain, two and three ply carpets, etc. etc., which will be sold at prices that 11 I -Anil every variety of- CI :1 jV Vf , ;v' in: iiX "Wear 'Iii n.-oi tirii at f. smiiji s tr.inc is ;;l;vr I h.m ti tr, .aai,-.a.-iair i 11 .Si lie dress sui., Oregon Ccissbxier's LifXhtv"eiglit Suits, to Be Indcr oil Cio I ill ' n m H"A W U It Ml AT j : i nis if tit i V Unll .1 V ; 1 i -BlO' -.iwrtiS-Js,i!a wg.-iaepi-jjtn-jl i i wm ...A LIVE. ..IN A.. LIVE TOWN;' This is what Albany is at present, and in order to keep pace with the lively times in this city, W. H. Willard has enlarged his store and stock so that he not- has the most complete and desirable line of rurniture in th valley. His double salesrooms in Froman's block are filled with an tlejjar.t assortment of new furniture, consisting of holiday special ties, lounges in new patterns, find pold pic ture f.ames, willow chairs, easy rockert, mar ble tables, brackets, etc., etc. An examina tson of the stock will show this to be true in every respect. COMFLlSrY- OF Albany, Oregon President Charles E. Wolverton. Vice-President J. O. Wntsman. Treasurer J. W. Cusick. Secretary J. K. Elderkin. DIRECTORS. R. F. Strahan, Clias. E. Wolver ton, J. L. Cowan, U., B. Monteith, J. W Cusick, j. O. Writsman, J. K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G. F. Simpson. Safe. Sound. OflDSBmtiTB A Square Company Managed by'Square Men Patronized by Square People .MERRILL, BANKER. j ALBANY, - OJtEGO j Sell cxriiaiige oil Jicw Vot-ii San 1 ruiioiseo i and I'oit'.i-.iitl. P.uy nobs, shite, county and city - o-ranta. ll.-'.-or iloi'iisitshiliijcji In clicirli. biirruiit I-iO..-eJ ot: tni.u (ietiiishs. Celircii'ia ii'. ruoivc iTompt att -utioii. Cv.'rrLUjxj.'hluiot: S'lii.-iii.-l. Zli 0:tk-i-' iiiinr frmi! S A. n : p. v A-"at Tu.- rt'liai.lu tire Mid nuriiif i isvir-Cl'.-C' fi'!:ll.'!iLS. ' I Tile pnif yo i si:.v. i'iic lic cur iia-: iii'iii u-i it l-o 1) a iicces stisd i-iii-jius: jv:acu lu buy St 71 t ri OL't; s COiI' U.Ll.iUiil.jlliiil JAj v'c :irc ahva.ys pwjiavei! to Imv vnir iinuse hi:.! fin i icaro :.i tiiu hfchtol rasii i.rk-e. Sole ..VSUlltn f-.'i- die PE2KLESS OIL GAH - Lamp - Killer ; ,-rr' i'iiishop reiwitly ahtai. j uae at t.-ic loMest, irit-t'S All vjrk M FKANKLIX tt CO 'nir:ic(or and Jbiihicr. j r-KKrxt.-:!,S!3N -1 MAVt LOCATED j ji iii Aliiauy. i-olicits vatrf natre m in -ily i and euiinlry, " Will co'ilraci to i.uiltl i ridtrcs. buns ar.-l aii maniiiT ot de!!i: r hic i in ; rlialiiiif iiiict-ii Anne, Eastial.o -.! Eiusvkth ! uii srylts .. iiuildiiis. Will lurni.-.l: iilans ; S!v.: -i'.i;.M'.i:,i!5- v. hiiont rbarue. Ssitinil'a. I i"ii -ua;-a:iU'cd. W. C."cASSt.b E. BECK WITH, M. D.. I -I o lid co o p t li i c Di'.ice over GraUvvohl's stoi o, nour . ir:t and Vrry strtt::s, Aiii.ii.v. 1ST. (SMS HOTEL H. 13. PARRISH, Pkopjv li;e:.v.v, k:;c;ijx? First-e'ass in all its apartments, en I'm Ciiiil to coniiiier.-ia. iu . - ial at CapitalStock $300,000 In. t We solicit your patronage. BkoWXKU. tt iVaAliO. i! - o ft 55