Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 07, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOILING IIEIIALD: SATURDAY, - -APRIL 1SSS mm ilHUTflXT urrMi Subscribe m, in Time to Kenil All (be Local and Mate Folic Iral Sewn. "During the coming political cam paUrn the Daily asu Wekkly Hkkalu will be mailed to newsub- scriDers at tne iollowuig reduced rates : Weekly to Jan. 1, 188!).. aily to Jan. 1, 1SS0... Daily to July. 1 1888... . 3y carrier " $1 00 .2 50 .1 00 .1 25 JOTTISGS ABOCT TOW.X. Soda 'water 5 cents a glass at F. Pfeiffer's. The Herald office is now pro vided with electric lights. John P. Irish has returned to his home in California. The steamer Willamette Valley will sail from Yaquina April loth. The republican state convention will meet in Portland on April 11. Kenton & Chase's Cascade honey j will please all who want a really line article. '. J Our already lanre stock of fresh saleable groceries is receiving daily additions. Brownell & Sitanard. A telephone system with a branch line to Seio and Lebanon will be constructed soon bv N. II. Allen. W. II. Bilyeu, E. It. Skip worth and W. II. Ef linger are the dem ocratic nominees for presidential electois. Those desiring to avail them selves of J. Joseph's sale of choice family groceries should call early as the stock is fast going. The ladies of the Congregational church will give a floral social and i niror on the evening of May 1st. Further notice will be given. The Rev. Jessee C. Taylor will hold divine services in St. Peter's Episcopal church on Sunday morn ing and evening.. All are invited lo attend. The patronage of families desir ing to purchase clean fresh grocer ies at tin. io-st lutes fur cash, is respectfully solicited by Kenton & Chase. Dajyid Hopkins, an old pioneer of Jacksonville, committed suicide at that place Thursday by hanging himself with a towel in his room at the hotel. - Curran & Manteith sold yester day to W. M. Reeves tf5 acres of land situated three miles north of Albany owned by Mr. Edleman, the price paid being $800. Miss C. Howard has gone . to Portland to select novelties to add '"-io her stock of fancy millinery pre--s paratory to a grand opening, no tice of which will be given later. Kenton & Chase .the grocers who make a specialty of selling the best quality of sioods at reasonable rates respectfully invite attention to their stock of clean, fresh grocer ies. The children's party will be a failure without plenty candy ,of nuts and !esh fruit. Buy them a lib eral siipply at Kenton & Chafes, wherma fiue assortment ot such thinai may always be tound. A mee lunch buiulav eveninic is i ii. . - always appreoiiueu, aim easilv nreparetl ly uPiiijr i' - . i i may be some of tlie eanned meat, cream fruit, buscuit, etc., such as Kenton fc Chase are seiliug at such low rate.s. The public will le pleased to learn that Wm. Simpson has re-1 -eeivfil another larjre invoice of j : .goods for his 5. 10, 15, -0 and 2" tvnt couuters. Kare bargains in! these! goods will continue at his i store ut Shane & Lonsway's old I stand adjuininjj the Crawford j Hock, j j Before buying boots and shoes j : steo in at the Albany shoe store ! .a ml look through our stock. We will mate vou prices that are sure to pleasje vou, and sell nothing but good lion'est goods and warrant pvprv tiair to 2ive entire satisfac - tr trimf rmatli' flrnif t lUii. uriii' ' r ivjl v t Krausse & Klein, Flinn Block. One of the finest and most com- i:., ,.f u.rin.r iiTii siimmsr Lillinerv has been opened-l.y Mrs. l" I 0;Conner. Mrs. O'Conner has long stood in the leaa a.s a ; c:x in fresh and late style mil-! - . linerv, and her efforts for the com ing season are in no wise behind her former display. He stock em braces hats, bonnets, trimmings, tmst rihlxms. nluuies, etc., and ladies can always find jusc what they want. Certain prominent citizens oi this city have decreed tiiat me nirs ;iTid vestibules of the court house;, which are carpeted, need no lertilvzer, also that the G. A. R. stairs', the public school entrance nd other nublic entrance ways lertiler, also that the u aouuu ir i.t.. i..v... ........ v. kind, and that a certain "Biliee" goat unless lie imfiiiuai I -fn- -ui: oosres , ;..r I....- J,. in.mmont , :! n .ft- of a sudden and violent ueath at the hands of an outraged lace. : popu '.Wnutslo AtlvcrliM Albany. Mr. L. Samuels, publisher of the ) West Shore, is in ttie city m tlie; nterests of that well known publi-J .fit-inn He desires the citizens of i lbanv to join with him in adver tisin" "this as well as other portions of Oregon. He agrees to give each month one page in tlie est Shore descriptive of Albany and Linn wMintv. and to send east of the llofkfea each month 5000 copies to distribvted in dift'ent sections. w ,i man he has employed in .St. Paul, the people ox Albany to pay for the same $100 per month. Al bany should have a board of trade io consiuci U' s an I similar propo- THE UllLKOAII to:MSSI.. Charges of Discrimination ca X. and 0. & C. tas 0. E. & i Commissioner Siator baviDg ar-1 rived from Peudieton, a sess-ion oi i the railroad commission was held I at the capitol. The commissioners found quite an amount of routine business to transact, and answered a number of letters. Among these was one to the O. li . & N. com pany, in regard to the complaint miUe by Kusse'i & Co., of Port land, that they overcharged a water tank they lad shipped from Poitiand to Union. The company had insisted upon rating the ship ment as an oi! tank, the rates tor which are double.. The commis sion iwrotu to uie company regard ing tne complaint of the shippers, I and an answer was received aivimrf .. , . -. i 7i the reasons or such charge. aud dei r Inmif t.. .lll.n. .Kit' 1'i.it.itu T hi auswer ui tne commission, disH patched yesteiday, nrotesrs thaj: j for makiuJ the railroad s reasons such douole charge cient. ome time since was leceived from aie not suth i i a complaint j a -Ninoer at i Cauby, n the ne of Oregon & ! Calilcrnia, charinif fli.st fh.-it that com - ! pauy was discrimatinir auuis- 1 Cauby and in favm- of Nw Era i in certain freight chaiges, complainant asked that hf. the com- mission inttrlere to ir;vent such ' discrimination, i lie commission iias been investigating the circuin stauces of the case and has come to tiie conclusion that ul j until it - 1 - enee on tlit;ir part would untbe ijustifii-d. Under Deady's inter J pretation of the iua r.itate com j merce law, a railroad ''ompanV is ! allowed to make reductions of ! treiyhts charges in favor of a town tnat is a competing point, incw Era is on the Wiiiamette river, and the railroad company is here brought into competition with steamboats; therefore, to meet their rates, reduction had to be made. This the commission con j aiders the company was warranted in doing; and therefore its action will not beucst:oned by it. j The commission left for Oswego, ! on the line of the narrow gunge, i near which place the railroad ac- cidtnt occurred about two weeks I i since. 1 he disaster will be inves tigated, and the blame it any will be affixed where it belongs. Oar Famous Product. Oregon's big red apples have j always been one of her strons suits, and when it was announced a few da.vs since that a lot . if apples had been imported here from California the news caused a thrill v-of -'shaoio and amaze meiit ?.tw';'pa dwtj the spiual column of all ' Oregon orchadists. To set matters ami destroy tiie un tavifable -ihipreswon created by this unhpard.of piece of business, an orchitdiet on the east side ves terday brought to town fifty four boxes of as fine,liandsome red cheek pippins as any one could wish to see, in perfect condition, and he sold them lor $2 "o0 a box, and carried home $132 TiO in his pan taloons pocket. Oregon is ahead on the apple question aud is going to keep there.- Oregonian. ailain I'owcll's Surressor. late Washington telegram to ! the Chicago Kvening.Iournal states that Senator Harwell and Congress men Mason ami Lawler are protest ing against the transfer of Major Handbury, V . S. A., now in charge of the engineering work at Chicago, to Oregon. General Benet was was acting as secretary of war and could not definitely answer the congressmen's requests. A re newed effort will be made on the return of Secretary Kndicott. Tlie telegram says : ' There is no dis position on the part of these gen tlemen to reflect upon Captain Marshall, of Milwaukee, who has been ordered to Chicago to take Handbury 's place, but it is felt that the familiarity of the lat I mentioned orlicer with th work I ouirht to cause him to herpmiiiod " ! - j Severely ku-ketl by a Horse, , Mr. Abe Ilackleinan vesterdav I while harnessilK' the nirHol n - nf - ; o - .' 1 v L1 ting norse lie is accustomed to: drive, was severely kicked in the face. The horse was newlv shod. ( l"c wim ui imn were: bones of the nose j broken by the blow and a deep fftsh cut in the cheek 1 r. Ma.ton ! u-.io inn i-rxi . 1 1 was called aud rendered medical i assistance, by administering re storatives and sewing up the wounds. Mr. Ilackleman remained insensible for about three hours, but last evening was resting easy, with good prospects of speedy re covery. j A leserviiis KJilerprlsi-. The tile factory building of An- ! thonv Propst and A. Austin, situ ated three miles east of this city, which was blown down dnrirn tin- - ! recent wind storm, has been re- i built These gentlemen have put j - a. .1.. 1 . ! in a tweive norse eneine, ana iro- t tn U1.lnn..l(.n!1.( I ft t-3 c- - - ! tiiivi iui oi.imwr. pur- whi.-li ia .in niwiait-.L.;....' ,.t ...,.l f;i;.,,. .1 - KJ 'v,v ' j deserving ot siuvess. - Frt-fttutrry of Oregon. will the this ser - The pre-bvtery of Oregon hold its annual meeting m First Presbyterian church of city next week, The opening mon will be preached by the retir-1 ing moderator, Rev. H, .1. Thomp son, D- l, of Corvallis, on Tnes dav evening at -.7:150 o'clock. On Wednesday and Thursday even-1 ened lungs will make all the dif ings popular meetings will be held j ference between sudden death and which will be of interest to the j many years of useful life. Upon public. The music for these popu-; tlie first symptoms of a cough, alar meetings will be under the di- cold or any trouble of the throat or recti on of Women's Prof. W . II. Lee. The n's Presbyterian Missionary ; will hold its annual meet- ! Societv ing in tiie lecture room ot tne church on Wednesday and Thurs day, beginning at ': o a. m. The public is cordially invited to these meetings. i THE t-Oi'XTV t'OL'KT. Proceedings of the April Term -3ridge Mat tersClaims Allowed. In the matter of the petition of Jeff Morrow and thirteen others for ! the removal of the supervisor of road district No. 45, continued. The matter of the application of Jos. A. Jones and others for an alteration of the county road. The report of the viewers was read and the road established and ordered opened, and bills for viewing , and surveying were allowed in full, amounting to $14.00 The bridge matter at Stayton was continued uutil next term. Wm. Turner was sent to G. Mor ris's to be kept as one of the county poor ,ra.Iu.,Tr "lU& 1UA Ule cTa k 1 " 1 . C 4.1. ........ t .. oi a onuge over xeaver siougn was . d advertismeilt ordered The petition of Israel Carlton fori a bridge was coi. tinned. ltiicss iees at me circuit, wun N ii.; .i. .- ..l- and before the srrand iurv lowed in full, The app.ication of K. A. and others for an alteration Evans of the countv roan. Win. cochean, j. - " asiioume ana snas luviei: were appointed viewers, anu c. L- A- J-1'-Iltl uiveui, 10 iiicci- ttie I'-ini oi .-lpni. in me manei i j.-h-i m Vi;-..il-.urli 1-.nlcrt if u-:ls .. i,,,Wlu .i..,4 ; iiands of Dr. G. Jt Crawford for two months. Mrs Caroline King was allowed 1 3 jor keeping a minor. The contract tor building a bridge over the Power's slough was let to II. Stone tor the sum ot four hun dred and eighty dollars. The boundary of road district No. 20 and 27 was changed. Fifteen dollars was appropiated for the relief of Lydia Ricks under the charsre of D. S. Smith. ' Five dollars was allowed for the aid of Jane Larrin in the hands of j J. R. South. i Toll rates over the Willamettt j Valley & Cascade Wagon Road ! were fixed as follows : Four horse wagon, four cents per mile ; two horse wagon, three cents per mile ; two horse hack or bugay, two cents per mile; one horse hack or buggy, one and one half cents per mile ; one bo-se or man, one cent per mile loose horses, one-fourth of a cent per mile; loose cattle, one-six of a cent per uiile ; sheep and hogs, three cents each per trip. That the said toll shall be col lected upon the following portion ot said toil road, and not otbei jwise: Commencing at a point j called Deer Crek, about one and ! one-half miles this side of what is known as Lower Soda, in Linn county, Oregon, and running to the eastern boundary of Linn coun ty. The said three cents per head for snaep or hogs is all that shall be collected from any xne- driving hogs or sheep from Linn to Crook, or from Crook to Linn counties. P.H.I.S ALLOWED. ! j jjverg & qq lumber. . .$ 6 3? o 50 20 OJ 12 00 j j. p. eialbraitn, express. . . i Barnaid & Co., delinquint tax roll 16S7 . -. G. M. Westfall, hauling in. esiian, gravel K. Glass & Son, lur i'lerce family D. V. S. Keed, salary Wallace it Thompson, mdse Mrs. Ilouk, board Mary E. Davis, board..... Isaac flays, repairing side walk : E. T. T. Fisher, surveying 15 111 2 8 8 2 00 87 G5 00 00 00 01) 20 25 10 I). V. S stamps Bee 1, postage Annie Murray, feeding jury 3 J. P. Galbraith, clerks fees 185 W. E. Curl, transferring tax to Salem 15 00 W. E. Curl, salary 83 24 J. B. Fitzwater, keeping W. A. Fitzwater 8 0.0 A. Ilackleman, aid for Or chard family 8 00 j D. V. S. Beed, teachers' I examination 10 00 li. Koldway, salary stock ! inspector 6 25 J. Doneca, for relief of i Ilulchins 23 j Green Morris, keeping poor 45 i C. II. Foster, wildcat scalos 4 95 37 00 00 12 30 GO i A (' Ivin v -1 aio. ior rierce lannlv 4 13 5 7 I W. M. Davidson, lumber. . ' D. B. Monteith, constable icss : R. C. Dorris, justice fees., ; M. E. Dorris, keeping Briggs. 15 00 Tweedale & 1 plumbing. . . Hopkins, 12 9 3 Deyoe & Rolwon, mdse J. P. Galbraith, postage. . . John Cleleu, setting trees at court house J. J. Whitney, judge's fees A. Brandon, commission er's fees E. J . Miller, commissioner's fees D. S. Smith, sheriff's fees. . I). vS. Smith, sheriff's fees. . Train & Whitney, notice to t;ix payers 6 00 75 00 8 86 10 00 12 00 594 25 2 50 How Men Iie. If we know all the methods of i approach adopted by an enemv we are better enabled to ward off the j danger and postpone the moment i when surrender becomesinevitable. In many instances the inherent i strength of the body suflices to i enable it to op nose the tendency toward death. Many however have lost these forces to such an extent - i that there is little or no help. In other cases a little aid to the weak- i lungs, give that old and well- j known remedy Poschee's German j j syrup a -areful trial. It will prove! : what tiiousands say of it to ' the 'MieiH'factof of anv home." oe, i Thomiou uytrman ;iie aiwv- ready to repair vduc harness on short jnod.-e. " RAKE tll.iSCE FOR SHttPPEKS. Some Surprising by A. IS. Reductions Offered Mcllwain. , Mr. A. B. Mcllwain who has frequently agreeably surprised his customers by his custom of cut ting prices to the lowest margin, is now making the best- offer yet given. To begin with is his GREAT SALE OF CARPETS. For 30 days he will discount ?11 sales of carpets 20 per cent. His stock is large and embraces the best patterns of all kinds of carpets. He also offers Standard white shirts, with all linen bosoms, for 75 cents. In COFFEE, ETC., He is making a sweeping reduction of prices, as will be seen by refer ence to a few figures. He sell : Best Costa Rico, t lbs . i $1 00 Arbuckles 5 " 1 00 Dwight's soda, 5 papers' 25 His stock of boots and shoes is newlv received from Eastern fac tories and is complete. THE LA WES WILL JE PLEASED To know that his . hne of spring dress goods is one of the best yet opened. I lis patterns ate new and fashionable. A 'call will prove the tiuth of thh assertion." The ilciilln. It is now announced -that the Oregon Pacific railroad company has accepted the bid of Packet & Smith, of East Portland, for rais ing of the sunken steamer Bentley. The work wilt be besun at once and as soon as possible the hull and boat will be repaired and the steamer placed on the route again. Social I'art.v. i Asocial dancing party will be riven at the opcia house Saturday evening, April 7. All are invited. Good music in attendance and an enjoyable time is guaranteed to all. i:niiovr(. Win. Simnson has : removed his stock of tinwaiv. hardware and notions into the old Sl!!;e & Lonsway store, where lie will k'eep up the full stock oi gooclsnnd maintains the pop ular li-ccl price counter arranireinciits he hail ado) ted at his'uld stand, lie will eontii.ue tin; sale of tiie Sli.me & Lousway bankrupt toi-k at cost. An Aosointc 'nre. The Original Aiuetine oint.mp.nt is only put up in lanre' two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands md all skin eruptions. Will positive ly cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the Original Ajhetink Ointment. Sold by Foshav & Mason at "25 cents per box by mail 3d cents. Ituckleu's Ai-uira .Salve. Tlie best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hituds, Chilblains Co' ns, and all Skin Erupt ions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed. Price 25 cjnU bv- for by Foshay & Mason. V, .Vol n California Bear. Anybody can catch a cold this kind of weather. The trouble is to let iro, iil:e the man who eauu'ht the I'ear We advise our readers to purchase of Foshay it Mason a bottle of acta Abie the California King cf Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, oughs and Croup Cures, anq keep it handy. 'Tis pleas ing to tne taste and death to the abo"e complaints. Sold at $1.00 a bottle or 3 for i50. CALIFORNIA CAT-k-CUKE gives immediate relief. The Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by its healing and penetrating nature. Give it n trial. Six months treatment $1.00, sent by Mail $1.10. Persohal. Mr. N. H. Frohlichstein of Mobile Ala., writes. take great pleasure ;n recommending Dr. King's Xew Dis covery for Consumption, having used it for 'a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant re lief and entirely cured me and I h-.ive not been attlie'ted siiue. I also beg to stale that I had tried other reme dies with no good result. Have also used Electric' Bitters and Dr. King's New ,ife Pills, both of which I can re commend. Dr. King's New Discov ery for Coucumption, Coiiirhs. and Colds, is s ld on a positive guarantee Trial bottles free at Foshay it Masou. W. O. Tugifle. LaGrange Ga, writ ins about Darby's Prophylactic Fluid, savs; "It is a priceless jewel as a dis infectant and deodorizer. My wife states for the benefit of young mothers that it is a valuable adjunct to the nursery." It is equally so to parents traveling with childreu. Not only is the Fluid inva uable as a deodorizer, but a few drors added to the water in bathing will remove all eruptions from the skin, chafing, etc., and greatly re fresh and soothe. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Board of Equalization. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 11 the directors of school district Oregon, will set No. o, Linn county, as a board of equ tlization at the office ot the clerk of said custnet, whii-n is at the real estate office of Burkhurt it Keeney, at No. 59 First street, Albanv Oregon, on Friday, April 27, 1KSS, at 1 o'clock i. m. of said dav, for the pur pose of examining, correcting and equalizing the assessment roll of said I district tor the year 1SS. All persons interested arc "hereby notified to be present and make their desires known, or tile a writ.en -.Uteuient of the same with the clerk ef said district on or before said date. 8y order of the board of directors of said school dii triet. C. G. Bl'RKHART, District Clerk. Dated April 5. 1S8. oief of Final t-llli'nirnt. VtOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN li that the ucdersigued has tiled in the county court of Linn county, Oregon, his final account; adminis trator wi h the wiil atmexed of the estate of Robert Pentland, deceased, and the said court has appointed Tuesday, May 8th 1388. at the hour of one o'clock p. &i. 0f said day, at at the court house iu Albany, Linn iVilltltv (h-arr.. .L ' i time and pbc in said estate ,ic kiiwi a r. u-iitj.H ice a!' ... .......,! ar ?..rl... ...c..J ..ppear and fila o-.jectioi.s there to, if any hey have. La'.ed Muvh i. j .' J- C. JOHNSON j AunuLUtear wi;k the will aaoexk KiClKF MESTJOX. Smoke Estrellas. Pickled tvipc at fc Chase's. Wigwam slippers at Read's. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. . A tine line of neckties atBlain's. Six s 'uives for a dollar at T. Jones'. Anew invoice of British, trimmings at Read's. . French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. i I i . Harness oil and soaps at Thompson & Overman , First-elass sroods aud lowest prices atW. F. Read's A new line of embroidery, very lat est pattern, at Read's. The newest and cheapest liandsewed shoes at Read's. Just received, the celebrated Es trella Key West cigar, the tinest Key- West cigar in the market at M. Baumcart,'s cigar store. Tea all the way from "25 to Tocents per pound at Brownell .t tanard's. Sugars reduced from all prices. Call for prices. Wre give no rates. Brownell & Stanard. For your line imported jand Key West eiirars, tro to M. Bauniiiart's oi":ar store, one door east of Black man's drug store. Thompson & Overman have a line lot of single harness on hands and arc selli'ijr .ast as they are cheap and of good quality: No 1 Castoria cotP e. a choice arti cle 5. 'bs for 1, Arbuekle's :J5e p-:r lb. All other goods in porportion at Brownell Ac Sta:iard's. I have received my new stock of muslin underwear. These "roods are made on a lock-stitch machine aud are warranted to he full size and length, and price reasonable Samuel E. Young. Thompson & Overman the leading dealers. Buggy whips direct from the factory at Thompson & Overmen's. Keul Islalc and Kmnloj incut Agency. Parties having faims for sale of ab.orit 160 acres, or those having lar ger tracts which they would be will ing to divide up into SO or 1(50 tracts ! are invited to call at our office, as we have a few purchasers for that class of farms. A'c can also furnish parties wanting help, either male or female, with such help as they desireon short notice..--IKe also have a few situa tions for bo'h male and female in the city and country. Call at our uilL-e if you want help or want employment We can get either for you. Office No. C5 First strtet, adjoining Twee dale & Hopkins tin store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. Anniversary Heeling. The anniversary of lhe Women's Christian Temperance Union will be observed on next Monday, April 9, at the W. C T. V. hall. The exercises will be as follows: A summary of the year's work by Mrs. Townsend, president of the union; a paper by Mrs. L. P. Round upon evangelistic work; two recitations by young lady stu dents from the college ; and an address on the subject of "The social side of the temperance re form" by Mr. Wallls Nash ot Cor vallis. ' These exercises will be interspersed with good music. The public are cordially invited to at tend this meeting. Itt-iitovrri. The book and job printing office of J. li. Burkhart has been moved to the new First National Bank building, and is now ready for bus iness. Those who have not seen a neat, clean, first-class office should call and see the best office in the state, and tlie pace where the best work is done for less money than the same work can be had at any other office in Oregon. Ootd WhK-b Given Iway. "Frauds Pi'eiil'ei' lias place',1 in his show ease at the Albans so-la ii'Ui csndy wyrks a $50 gold watch, which will be given away to the customer who purchases of him the most cigars. Every person who buys a cigar will icceive a ticket. At ti e end of ninety days the one holding the largest number of tickets will re ceive the watch. It is warranted to be a genuine gold watch worth 50. His cigars are the best in the market. This is a rare chauce to get a -.old! watch free. KwHi-il ot Equalization. Notice is hereby given that the common council of the city of Albany Oregon, will sit as a hoard of equal ization at the council ''hamber of said city, Thursday, the loth day of April, 1888. at 7::0 1. jr., for the purpose of equalizing and correcting the assess ment roll of aid city for the year lt-&S. Dated at Aibanv. Oi-fgon, Anril '2, 1888. N. J. Hento'n. City Kecorder. ANTED BUSINESS MEN AND strangers to consult R. L., Polk c Co.'s business directories of in formation regarding all towns and cities. The hooka can be found in principal hotels and business "couses, or address R. L. Polk & Co., Port land arid San Francisco. PRUSHAW'S n ntvn ait With the spring come the ague. This now popular i ure for ague has never been known to fail. Call for i testimonials at rrushaw s drug store, next to Revere house. Price 75 cts. per bottle. Admlnl-ifrMnrs-Xoticr. OTICE IS HKKKBY GIVEN TllAT THE jji iimleisiiied ha this day leen appoint ed aiimitiisr.rator of tlie estate of Franklin Sylvester deceased. AU persons having elaiuiiS aarain.-t said estate are here'iy notified to present them.f iroperly verified, to the undersigned administrator at his place nei Brownsville or to my attorney at Albany, within mx months of this ate. . GEOKGEF.-SYLVESTER. ; Adii'i'ustrator of said Estate. J. K. WEATHERFORD. " Attorney tor Aumiiiitrator. Kolicr.'. -TOTir:fl IS HEREBY GIVEN".-THAT TIIE iJ,;,,a ;.s on tlie Zih day of hv th county crt of Linn : .4 at ivirnon iiaviiii: ; ..r-tte re hereby rer-urcU. to presciii. withhi six tnom wirn rue ,h:. . - ... i months fr-an the date of tins : sai-! .i-iiiiinsstntor at Ins w near Lebanon, l.in .-.uitv. ; HEWITT Sc Bit VAN"!'. Ai Altj a lot Adaiaiiotrator. of lmsintsa, eyon. 17NOEU, .liiiistrator- n nii i PB0GEE88 Is and lias leen our watchword; As season fol lows season our stock increases, toth in eize und in superior quality, and we are now. enabled to place before our patrons an endless variety of everything that is new and seasonable. Since opening business IN OUR NEW STORE We have more than doubled our stock, having in vested largely in a line of fancy groceries .never be fore carried in this city a line specially adapted to the wants of the city trade, and which will bear the most critical inspection, as they are the choicest oods in the market. Ot Tea and Coffee We make a specialty, and the attention of every family to our superior grades ot both sreeii and roasted coffees: No. i Costa liico, Rio, Caracola, Best Old Governor Java, and Finest Arabian Mocha. In roast goods we keep best Costa liico, Kio and Arbuckles, Our Own, Old Governor Java, Ideal, the choicest Mocha and Java blended, Acme, the finest Arabian Mocha and Paragon, the choicest Rio and Java l.ieiided. lhese goods are roasted by thoroughly v xpe.ienced hands, in large tanks specially constructed for this purpose, and tire packed in air-tight chests that the strength .and aroma may he fully preserved. In teas we have. Oolong, Eusrlish Breakfast, Gun powder, Young Hyson Uncolcred Japan aud a variety of blended teas, which in quality and flavor cannot be -excelled. A hearty invitation to TRY QUE Is extended to all. Satisfaction W.H.WilsbAFxD -A LIVE- This is what Albany is at present, and in order to keep pice with the lively times in this city, V. H. Wil lard has enlarged his store and stock -o that he now has the m ist complete and desirable line of furniture in the valley. .His double salesrooms In Fio man's block are tilled with an elegant assortment or new furniture, consist ing of lounges in new pa'terns, tine gold picture frames, willow eliairs, easy rockers, marble tables, brackets, etc., etc. An examination of the stock will show this to be true in every re speet. SECOND EAfiD STORE, The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and , cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoves, Furniture, tinware We aie always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the' highest cash pr'.ce. Sole agents lor the PEERLESS G'L GAK And Lamp Killek. JjgTinshop recently added. All work done at the lowest possible rates M. FRANKLIN & CO. ('tractor aut BMilde. THKUNDr-KSItiNEI) HAVING Lo cated in Alliauy solicits patrona'e from city and coui.try. " Will contract to build hridt'cs, li-mts, and allmnnncr of dwelling houses, including yueen Anne, Edstlake and Kli.ahelhian btvlcs of buildings. Will iurnish plans and speciticHtions without charge. Satis faction iruaranteed. W. C. ('ASEL ; The Star Bath Rooms, ASD SHATING PARLORS AM woriv promptly Htleudeu to. Hot and cold baths always ivad. Ladies' ::nd Childrens' hair i-'uttin.ira specially. Si.-k persons attended to .-it-then homes. THUS. .TONES. I Proprietor. Furuiture Dealer jNSURANC 5 would respectfully inv GOODS guaranteed. WALLACE & THOMPSON. T wrs Merchants COMPANY -OF Albany Oregon Aid ip capital s .. OFFICERS. President Charles Wolverton Vice-President J. O. Writsman. Treasiirer--J, V. Cti8i'k. Secretarj' J, K, Elderkin. DIRECTORS li. K. .Strahau, Chas. li. Wolver ton, J. I,. Cowan, D. i. Monteitb J. W. Cnsick, J. O. Writsi nan, J. K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G. F. .Simpson. Safe, SOunfl, OonseiVatiYe A Square Company, Mcnajed by Squ ire Men, Patronized by S uare People Parsonisc Heme Enteiprlsa H. F. MERRILL, Bcinker. ALBANY, Sell exchau.ffes on New Francisco and Portland. York, Saa- . Knv notes, stute. founts o., ..; warrants. Receive deposits subject to -cheek. Interest allowed mi time de posits, ; Collections receive prompt attentitta. CorrcsoiuIen-c solieited. EOfflce hours from S a. m. u 5 p. if. Agent for reliable fir uiid marine insurance companies. . 4XK SALE CllKAH nC.XIi.; GEAIi Ot ' CapitalM S300,000