Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 26, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text4 THE MOKNTXGr HERALD ; THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1 888 lwntaj ailgUicald I JDA.iiy and Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. PnhHBhert every morning except Monda.) elirered by carrier, per week........ 0.15 y iiul, per yeai 5 CO I . WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ftbe copy, per annum, in advance.........i'2.0 'hen itul (laid .in advance I' THE SILEXT WOXLD. JWrilNliS ABOUT TW. ' stallion shnw wi'.l be held at Harrisburg on May 1st. J. L. Cowan and T. J. Black i ore iu .. oicui 011 business Tuesday. . Parasols positively at cost for the imrnose of reducing stock at P. Cohen's. Miss Belle Senders left yesterday to reside with relatives in Pennsyl vania. She was accompanied by ier father as far as The Dalles. Wild strawberries are beginning to ripen, an item which should be breathed gently into the ear of the home-seeker in the buzzard states, Wm . Simnson has added to his stoie a bankrupt stock of ladies' and men's fixe shoes. These with his other goods, will go at cost. The barn owned by Edward 4qin, which burned Tuesday evening, was insured in the Farmers and Merchants' insurance fotapany of this city for $75. The fire boys are preparing a race track on the square in front of the court house, for the purpose of practicing for the coming firemen's tournament at Portland. Messrs Stewart & Sox have add led to their stock of hardware a complete line of baby carriages, re ceived direct from the factory. They are fine ones of the most approved patterns. The Oresron state strange will convene in Salem on May 22d Reduced rates have been made on the O. & C. railroad and reduced rates for hotel accommodations have been made at the Chemekete hotel. Bishop Rudolph R. Pubbs of the Evangelical church will deliver a discourse at the court house in this city on Sunday evening. The oth er churches join this service, and ouoit their usual Sunday evening service. Local polit:cs has attracted more attention during the past few weeks than any one thing, except that splendid assortment of gents' neckties at Blain the clothier's. They embrace the most nobby styles in neckwear ever exhibited i the city. An entertainment will be given at Tansient Fridav night April 27 Tinder the auspices of the Tangent Brass Band, aonsisting of recita tions speeches, music and etc. All are invited to attend. Ad mission 25 cents. Children under 12 ytars 10 cents. The barn of Jasper RickarC, of Monroe precinct, caught tire last Sunday afternoon and was burned to the" ground. The loss is esti mated between five- and six hun " dred-tlollars. Among other things his wagon, harness and about four tons of hay were destroyed by the flames. Closing Exercises of the Mate School at Salem Twenty-Eight Students. Salem, April 25. To-day wit nessed the closing of the school year of the Mute bchool in this city. There were thirteen males and fifteen females in the school at the close of term, from Albany, Eugene, Portland and other: por tions of Oregon, riome have been here several terms, and a few be gan with the last term. They all show great proficiency and readi ness in the acquirement of know! edge, ana wnen tney graduate are competent to engage in business. A number of ladies and gentlemen were present at the exercises this morning,and the pupils were great ly pleased to show what progress they were making. They were ex amined m mathematics, history, grammar and in other branches 01 studies. Questions were readily answered when propounded by visitors, and each gave evidence of a good mind. Aside from the elementary studies several industries are en gaged in, such as broom making, cabinet work, carpenter work, printing, sewing, fancy work and household work, of which the pu pils take 1 o'd easily. The school is under the guiaance of P. S. Knight, superintendent, Mrs. Knight, matron and Miss Libbie Kelsey and T. H. Coleman, teachers. STATE DISPATCHES. Appointments by Ithe Governor Salem's New Depot- Articles of Incorporation. Special to the Hkrald. SALEJt, April zo. uovernor ren- noyer 10 day appointed the follow ing notaries public : J. V. Beach, E. Uldendortt, Portland ; K. E. Selph, Sheridan; Frank D. Has brouck, Pendleton; C. G. Burk- hart, Albany. ARTICLES OF INCOKPORATION FILED. The Metaline Transportation Co. to-day filed articles of incorpora tion with the secretary of state. Incorporators, J. W. Troup, H. B. Borthwick, Thos. N. Strong. Capi tal stock, $50,000 ; principal office, Portland. SALEM'S NEW DEPOT. R. Koehler, receiver of the O & C. road, to-day conferred with the merchants of this city regard ing the location of the new depot No definite action was taken. A TERRIBLE EXPEKIE.VCE. The Sequel to the 8hotgnn Marriage in this City a Few Weeks Since. A tiay lierelver in Trouble. S. P. Gilmore resides at Junction City, Lane county, where he keeps a grocery store. There also resides there Miss Fannie Oopeland, a young lady about 20 years 01 age. Mr. Gilmore monkeyed with Fannie's affections, and under promise of marriage, so it is al leged, he seducud her. The young lady employed Lark iiilyeu and J . J. Walton." Jr., of Eugene City, and instituted a damage suit for breach of promise against Gilmore, dicing the vaiue f her disap pointed hopes at $5000. Mr. Gil more employed Washburne & Woodcock and George Dorris. of Eugene City, to defend him. The case was duly tried, and tne jury on Monday "brought in a verdict for the plaintiff for $2500 damages. Tlien the grand jury brought in an indictment against Mr. Gilmore for seduction, and he was accordingly arrested on this charge, and will answer to it at the next term of the circuit court at Eu e ie being . under bonds fur his appearance then. For his mistake in fooling with the buzz-saw of Miss Cope land's heart Mr. Gilmore wi'.l lose all his property, and besides he stands a fair show of learning to make stoves in the large foundry in connection with the state peniten tiary in the eastern suburbs of the -capital city. Salem Statesman. Not aa (Mllce Seeker. Hon John Burnett, democratic nominee for supreme judge.resented being called an "omce seeker' by the Oorvallis Gazette, whereupon that paper made apology as fol lows: "We were mistaken; it is the office that has been seeking you, as the following will show: In 1862, if we are rightly informed, you ran for state senator against A. G. Hovey and was defeated ; in 18(54 you ran for district attorney atraiust J. F. Waston and was de feated : in 1S66 vou ran for county judge against T. Bent Odeneal and was defeated ; in 1868 you ran for presidential elector on the Sey mour and Blair ticket, and was defeated; in 1870 you ran for county judge aguinst A. G. Mulkey and was elected; in 1872, while acting as county judge,you ran tor congress against Hoc. J. G. Wilson and was defeated ; in 1874 you ran indeDendent for supreme judge against Mosier and Kelsay and was elected ; in 1876 vou ran iu the democratic state convention for supreme judge and was defeated by J. M. Thompson; in 1878 you ran lor state senator against James Chambers and was elected; in 1880 you ran for supreme judge with Prim and KeMy, and you were all three defeated by what was called the boys' ticket, Lord, Watson and Waldo; in 1882 you were appointed supreme judge by Gov. Thayer ; in 1886 you ran in the democratic convention for gov ernor and was defeated, bat ac ceiited the nomination tor district judge and was defeated bv Hon. Ii. S. Bean ; and in 1888 you are a candidate for suoreme judge. So it appears that office has been seeking you for a long time. It has not alwavs found vou, but it has been after vou all the same In fact, it has been hunting you j every election for the last twenty six years, except one, viz. : 1884, and it is possible that the measles frightened it away that year." Readers 01 the Herald will re member that abou'. three weeks ago a scrub named Ben Wilski, a Portland hack- driver, was ' com pelled to marry Miss Arnelt, of Lebanon, at the Revere house in this city to save himself from the penitentiary. A Portland exchange says: -The very next day after the wedding Wilski brought his 17-vear-old wife a poor country raised child to this city, and im mediately installed her in a house of prostitution on Third street to make inonev for him. She was kept there until last week, when spying Officer Emig passing by sne cried out to him to come to her assistance and release her from her horrible prison, lhe young wife was kindly taken in hand by the officer, rescued from her living tomb, and taken to the city tail The next morning she was brought before the chief of police, and with sobbing voice told the above terrible story of her husband' brutal depravity and her own hor rible fate. She begged piteously to be sent home to her parents. and the generous chief gave her $5 with which to take her there, and then saw the broken hearted child safely on the train bound for a home where n tuture sne win hardly raise her head. What a terrible experience has been tnis girl's within a short space of three weeks, and all the work of a des picable Portland loafer, who does not have to suffer a particle, unless he has a conscience, which is very doubtful, judging from his brutal behavior." BRIEF MENTIO.W Smoke Estrellas. V igwam slippers at Read's. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros A fine line of ueckties atBlain's. A new invoice of British trimmings at Read's. Colored spectacles and eyeglasses at French's. ; - French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. . Harness oil and soaps at Thompson Overman First-class goods and 5 lowest prices atV, F. Read's , ;i V , Fairbank's Gold Dust washing pow der at Parker Bros. v. But bank seedling potatoes at Ken ton & Chase's. ; Fresh Vegetables every morning at Kenton & Chase's. ; : A choice lot of uncanvassed eastern hams at Wallace & Thompson's. Tea all the way from 23 to 75 cents per pound at Brownell & Stanard's. Cream Crackers, and a nice assort ment of cakes at Kenton & Chase's. Try the Acme Coffee sold at Kenton & Chase when vou want a choice ar ticle. Thompson & Overman are always eady to repair your harness on short otice. For your fine imported and Key West cigars, go to M., Baumgart's cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug store. . Just received, the - celebrated Es- trella Key West cigar, the finest Key west cigar in tne market at J1. Baumgart's cigar store. A magninceat lot 01 wall paper in copper back, gilt, and all new styles. with decorative sets to mates, just opened at Mod tie th & Seitenbach's. Bny your spectacles and eyeglasses at F. M. French's, ana have them nt- ted by Johnson's patent cioptnc eye meter, the best tester manufactured. That exquisite line of satins in eur show window will be run close this week. Have no excuse for not get ting in on them. Montieth & beiten bach. To-day we opend a gorgeous lot of beaded wraps for spring wear. East ern iroods. Eastern prices. Ladies have a look at them. Montieth & Seitenbach. For the choicest crackers, gmger snaps and ginger nuts, cocoanut tarty, fruit and raisin biscuit, cocoanut jum hle. lemon bars and snaps, honey cake, exira soda biscuits, Monitors and all kinds of choice crackers go and ex amine Wallace & Thompson's fresh stock. They have all the delicacies the market affords. . ' RAKE tUASCE FOR SHWPPEB8. Some Surprising Reduction Offered by A. IS. 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 sdl sales of carpets 20 per' cent. H:s stock is large and embraces the best patterns of all kinds of carpets. He also oners 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 sells : Best Costa Rico, 6 lbs $1 00 Arbuckles 5 " I 00 Dwight's soda, 5 papers 25 His stock of boots and shoes is newly received from Eastern fac tories and is complete. THE LADIES WILL BE PLEASED To know that his line of spring dress goods is one of the beBt yet opened. His patterns are new and fashionable. A call will prove tne truth of this assertion. LAD I ES TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. verUd Through itm ai. There is a rumor afloat that it is the intention of the Southern Pa cific railroad company to put on between San Francisco and Port land another daily overland train ithat will make the run in less than thirty hours. The time of start ing from Portland will be some time in the morning, before the present Eugene express, and stops will only be made at the principal : stations. This will include, in the valley, Salem, Albany, Eugene, and probably Oregon City. The train will be a flyer, and will be pulled by the most powerful coal : burning engines. The time of starting from San Francisco will be about the same as that from Port land, and the existing schedule will not be affected. It is said the mew trains would be put on sooner, if the Southern Pacific were not mbarrassed by want of engines. Vienna sausage, Baratarice shrimps, boneless spiced pig's , feet, Libby A McNeil lunch tongue, Richard Sons & Rubbins boned thicken, deviled and potted ham, dried and corned beef, boneless " herring, Boston baked beans ami brown bread and new cream cheese tlx tliimrs suitable tor lunch at Wallace & Thompson's. New goous at Mrs. O'Conner's ; are expected to-morrow. Rig Wheat Crops- A Colorado farmer, who has an idea or two in his head above the common, tells how he manages to harvest crops of wheat that aver age forty bushel to the acre. He has a farm of onby 100 acres. Eighty acres of this are seeded to alfalfa. fnra which he cuts hay enough to keep a good-sized band of sheep in fine condition the year round He has a portable corral made which incloses about an acre of land. This he sets upon the land to be sown to wheat, and confines the sheep therein for two or three days, hauling the alfalfa and feeding it to them. The cor ral is moved about the field until it is all gone over. By this time the ground has become pretty well covered with sheep droppings, and it is then in condition to plow. As a result of the pasturing of the sheep, crops of wheat are regularly harvested which average forty bushels and upward to the acre. A quarter section of land treated in this manner can be and has been made to pay a net profit of over $2000 s year. For plain farm ing this may fairly be considered as "doing quite well." ' Butter Making. It would be to the interpst of our dairymen to make some effort at an improvement in butter making. It is not intimated, of course, that good butter is not made in this section, but there are many who place on the market a poorer quality of butter than should be made. There is no reason other than neglect or ignorance, why the best butter in the State should not be manufactured here, lhe climate here, feed and water are all that could be asked for. It onlv remains for those in the busi nes's to perfect themselves in their vocation. Cleanliness in milking as well as in the dairy-house, ia absolutely necessary to make but terthat will command a good price. Poor butter makers hurt the reputation of the community, in resrard to that business, although the same community may contain some of the best dairyman in the State. Oftentimes have we heard customers in a store say : "Whose make of butter have you? Well I don't want that. If you have some of Smith's or Jone's make. I want it." Greenville Bulletin. Removed. Wm. . Simpson has removed his stock of tinware. hardware and notions into the old Shane & Lonswav store, where he will keep up the full stock ol gooas,ana maiataras tne pop ular fixed price counter arrangements be had adopted at his old stand. He will continue the sale of the Shane & Lonsway bankrupt stock at cost. Cold Watch Given Awayt Francis Pfeiffer has placed in his show case at the Albany soda and candy works a $50 gold watch, which will oe given away to the customer who purchases of him the most cigars. Every person who buys a cigar will leceive a ticket. At the end of ninety days the one holding the largest nnmber of tickets will re ceive the watch. It is warranted to be a genuine gold watch worth $50. His cigars ave the best in the market This is a rare chance to get a gold watch free. Make ho SMstnbe. By dispelling the symptoms so often mistaken for consumption. Santa Abie has brought gladness to many a household. By its prompt use for breaking up the cold that "coo of .en dcvelopes into that fatal disease, thousands can be saved from an un-ti-nely grave. You make no mistake by keeping a bottle of this pleasant , remedy in your house. California Cii n-O.re is equally eflective in eradicating all traces of Nasal Catarrh. Both of these wonderful California remedies are sold and warranted by Foshay & Mason's. $1.00 package, 3 for $3.50. The teachers' institute for dis trict No. 2 will convene at Tangent Anril 28th. All teachers and friends of education are cordially invited to attend. The following programme has been provided and will be faithiully carried out : MORNING SESSION. Methods in teaching. First Reader Miss Anna God ley, of Halsey. Second and Third Readers G H. Burt, of Shedd. Fourth and Fifth Readers J. H Jewett, of Harrisburg. AFTERNOON SESSION. Methods in teaching. Primarv Arithmetic H. W. Herron, of Tangent. Compound .Numbers M. R Brown, of Lebanon. Percentage G. P. Russel, of Halsey. EVENING SESSIOM. Music bv Tangent brass band. What shall our young folks read J. M. Williams, ot llalsey. Gems of Literature Tangent public school. General discussion. Miscellaneous Exercises. The Silctz Trouble. Savsthe Yaquina Post: "We learn from the Siletz that the In dians heid a two or three diys' powwow with the agent and special sent in to fix up matters at the agency. All attempts to con tinue Lane as their agent was promptly met by a firm refusa'. The charge, am -ng other thing?, that his gross immorality in living with a woman not his wife was an example that they could not tol erate, and thai he must go. How the matter will be arranged we can onlv euess The Indians seem to be in earnest, and 11 Lane is allow ed to remain great harm may arise, not only to the Indians them selves, but the trouble, once in augurated, may wiaen and extend. Unless a satisfactory and peace ful solution of the matter can be reached, trouble is feared. Roasted Coffeet . "We invite consumers to try our roasted cofTtje. We have reason to be lieve thev are as fine as any offered in this market and some good judges pronounce our" standard Java and Moco the best. We have confidence in these goods, and therefore warrant them. Kenton & Chase. From Rev. John MatheWs, Faster M, E. Church, Montcomery. "Darbys Prophylactic TlsKTis the only medicine kept in my family. We can use it for almost everything- burns, bruises, cuts, 6tiugs, ear-ache tooth-ache, sour stomach, etc., etc. My children, when hurt or bruised, always eall at once for Jarbys JSluid. We cannot eet along well without it. It is so valuable for its prompt relief of pain from all kinao of injuries, ana also is a poWcrful Antiseptic and Disinfectant. Pure maple sugar, picfcled pig's feet, salt ana smoked nemng, mackerel and all kinds of choice table delicacies at Parker Bros. Entertainment at- Lebanon. An entertainment will be given at the old band .hall-in Lebanon on the evening of April 27, for trie benefit of the W. R. C. and G. A. R., consisting of the drama enti tled, "The Champion of Her Sex," dialogues, recitations, etc. If you buy goods 0 ns to the amount of 1.00 don't forget to call for a ticket which will entitle you to 5 cents in goods at our store Brownell & Staeard. Try a bucket of Sapone for house cleaning, it has no equal. Wallace & Thompson. Desiring to save themselves from the annoyances of small and ill chosen stocks will do well to make theie; purchases from a stock lull in ever department and replete with all the latest novelties in i.ie market. Replete with all the latest and most fashionable shades in FOREIGN 19D HOME DEEss GOODS. In every conceivable stylejjot figure and design. Piles of French Sateens, Foulard, Seersuckers, Dress Ghighams, Alba trosses, Embroidered Robes and the Etcetras, an egant Line of Silks and Satins in Entirely New Shades. T R I M M I N O- S in every desirable strle and" color. Novelties i& Braid Trimmings, Jets and shades of Plushes Velvts, NOVELTIES IN EVERYTHING THAT PERTAINS TO Fancy Goods in the most profuse varietr.A full line ot Personal. Dear Bro. Meek, Ed. "The Central Methodist," Catletts burg, Ky. I see in tile last "Central" tnai you want a sick headache remedy. I suf fered from sick beadach. almost from infancy, and tried eveiy remedy 1 could get, but never louna anyiaing to do me good until x usee Simmons Liter Regulator, i fcel for anyone that eufiera with that terrible disease, and I hone vou will gi7e it a trial. C S. Morbis, Boownsville, W. Va. An Absolute Cvre. The OaioiNAL Abietine ointmf.nt is only put up in largs two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old screE,: burns, wounds, chapped bands and ell skin eruptions. Will positive ly cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the Origin ai. Abiktin3 Ointment. Sold bv Foshay & Mason at 25 cents per box by mail 30 cents. in JEESETS spring and summer shades and trimmirgs. immense stock of An, In new styles and at all- prices. Before leaving th store have a look at our euperb stock of New carpets, new styles of wait. paper ana general house furnishing eoods. RSONTEITH & SEITEUBACH. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Boerd of Equalization. NOTICE IS EESEBY GIVEN THAT the cirectoG of school district No. 5, Linn county. Oregon, will set as a. board of equalization at the office nfthf. clerk of said district, which is t. th?. real estate office of Burkhart & Kppnev. at No. 59 First street, Albany OrPirnn. on Fridav. Aoril 27, 188S, at 9. nV.lnp.k p. m. of said day. for the pur rinse, of examining, correcting and eaualizing the assessment roll of said district for the year lbi. All persons interesteu are hareby notified to be present and make their desires known, or file a wrhr.en ctatement of the same with the clerk of said district on or hAfr aid date. Bv order of the board of directors of said school dis trict. C. G-. Burkhart, Di-trict Clerk. Dated April 5, 1888. Ketnrned Home. Judge R. P. Boise and wife have returned to their home in Salem after several davs absence. They went first to White Sulphur springs, near Ashland, in hopes of benefit ting the judge's health and from there they went to the Beswick, Siskiyou county, California. Judge Boise returns much improved in health, which fact will be plasaut news to his friends. Card of Tannfcs. To those who so promptly as sisted in removing the contents of the barn which was burned Tues day evening, the undersigned, owner of the same, hereby extends his sincere thanks. M. W. Obton. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregen, for the County of Linu.. The American Mortsrajre Company of Scot land, Limited, plaintiff. W. B. Gilson, defendant. To W B. Gilson, the above-named defendant. In the name of the state of Oregon, yea are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff above-named against .vou, now on file with the clerk of the above-entiMed court, on or before the first day of the next regular term of said court, to-wit: Monday, the 25th day of June, 18S8, and you are heieby notified that if you fail to appear and answer saii complaint aa hereby required, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in its said complaint, to-wit: For judgment against you for $lft)0.90, with interest from January 19, 1888, at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum and tne- costs ana disbursements of this suit, including 1320.18 attorneys fees, and that the mortgage de scribed in plaintiff's complaint on the un divided one-fourth of the following described real property, to-wit: A portion of the dona tion land claim of Allen Parker Not. 2312, Claim 37, Tp. 12 8., K. 2 W. Will. Mer., com mencing at the N. W. corner ot said claim, running thence E. 40.45. chains, thence 8. 32.31 chains, thence W. 1.79 chains, thence S. 17 96 chains, thence W.38. 08 chains, thei.ee N. 50.27 chains to the place of beginning, containing 200 acres. Also, commencing at the N. W. corner of said claim running thence W. 70 rods, thence scuth 68 rods, thence E. 70 rods, thence N. 68 rods to the pUce of beginning, containing 80 acres. Also, cummenuinir at the S. E. corner of S. M. PenniiiLton's donation land claim No 57 thence E. 118 rods, thence S. 54.21 rods, thence W. 118 rods, thence N. 54.24 rods to the place of beginning, containing? 40 acres, all of th nhnv sitiiiitpd in Linn connty. Ore sron. be foreclosed and said nremises sold as upon executioa at law, and the proceeds arising from sucfc sale applied, 1st, To the payment of the costs and disbursements of this suit above-mentioned and the costs of such sale. 2d, To the payment in full of the amount due the plaintiff as hereinbef re set forth. 3d, The overplus, if any, be paid to the defendant That, the defendant herein be forever barred and foreclosed of all his right, title and irterest in and to said; real property. ; This summons is published by ordeT-of the above-entitled court, duly made and mtered of recorJ the 20th day of March, IK ... WOLVEEl'ON lltVL.E, Attornevs for Plaintiff. 1 PR OGEE Is and has been our watchword. As seasonViol- lows season our stock increases, both in ize and 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 busineaa IN OUR NEW STORE Contractor aad BnUde. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVO-ING L nitarl in AlnQnv BO 11 CI IS lcLwrlllaiC I ' - . - 1 rrnm and rmirtrv. wiii contract Wii lio.vp. morft than doubled our stock, navlner m- Sdffi vested largely in a line of fancy groceries never ba AMe,Ejtiakeand carried in thiscitv a line specially adapted to specifications without charge. Sat-s- ;ift Wants of the citv trade, and wnicn will bear tne faction guaranteed. W. C. CASSM . . , . most critical irispection, as Lmpioymrut Jr. the. markfit. Ot they are, the choicest Tea and. Coffe Ileal Estate and Agency. Portion havincr farms for sale ofl Knur, i fif) acres, or those having lar- trer tracts which they would be will ing to divide up into 80 or 160 tracts IZi fi We make a sDecialtv. and would' respectful!, ; uia.B " - I . " .1 ' " i. ' i farms, we can also turmsn parties attention ot every family to our superior gracies both rreen and roasted coffees: No. 1 Costa Rico. ! " r . . , I O . -i- i nv a notice, we also have a lew situa- caracol.a, 15est Old Government J ava,ana r mes tions for both male and female in the i) ' , . , , ry ;tv and onntrv. Call at our office Arabian Mocha, in roast gooas we Keep uesi wow if you want help or want employment Ri o Rio and Arbuckles. Our Own, Old Governments We can pet either for vou. Office "lw " . . .. , ' v -r 11 . j.j k ft fw .treet adioining Twee-L ova. lnfral. the choicest ' Mocna and Java oienaea Acme, the finest Arabian mocha and - raragon, in in ami Java blended. These erbods are dale & Uonkins tin store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. We keep the largest and best sortment of groceries and. pi stons in Albany, and sell them at reasonable rates, and that is the reason wur store is always ciowded with shrewd buyers. Wallace & Thompson. In- -ile Star Batii Rooms, roasted by thoroughly xpeiieuced hands, in large tnnks sneciallv constructed tor this purpose, ana are packed in air-tight chests that the strength and f orr-nnnM insurance tumuouj -. - 1 Albany, Oregon, wiii be held at the aroma may be tully preserved. JSStfi In teas we have Oolong, English Breakfast, Gim 2d day of May, im at the hour 01 two , Vmino- TTvsnn J TTnftolored Japan and & o'plockF.M., to consider me proposi- rw ip "J "V - i: ,l-fl tion to increase tne capiuii 8 v variety OI Oienuea leas, Wnicn 111 tiuaubj "v Ai.tw. said corporauou u "-" -1 - iiJ A lo Triofinn trt he equal to tne sum 01 uye uuumcu . aiiiiuu ut; caucucu. a uwiuj mtiwvw- thousand 5UU,uw) uonars. Rir nrdp.r ol lhe BOaru 01 iirectuir. Albant, April 9, 1888. CHAS. E. WOLVERTON, Pres. J. K. Eldekkin, Sec'y. Baled hay quire of H. F for sali , Merrill. cheap. SHAVING PARLORS All work promptly attended to.: Hot and cokl baths aiwuvs ready. Ladiis and Childrens' liair cutting a specialty. Sir!.- ni.r..n. !ittindl.rt tO at their homes. THOri. JONES. Proprietor. VTIUIUM W liivuiyovu. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. PAPER HANGING : - Done on short notice. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Charges reason able and all work promptly attend ed to. TRIOtJE GOODS Is extended to all Satisfaction s guaranteed. WALLACE & THOU SOX . ,. t:. - ft 1 , .