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THE MOBNIXG- HERALD: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1SSS . AJC. .i.K. TIME TAISLt. NORTH BOUND. eparts! rnves. -ala. fcJr. I tilif) T ilf.ni.i IVirrl'.l In I.V,,., i-.uarene ex i 11:15 ami llisnaml ' X-i .nm i'leisflit i 7:b);iio' " ,, SOUTH Uut'.NK. ; Arrives; Dtp:irtsl Arrives exp j Eugene exj Freight ! . i :4pmi npiiiAsli!aiid !U.-im i;a.ipnnl2 40pni Eugene i 4"mi 1 i l.3t)pniKni?ne .npm i No Freight receded fur south alter li a. m. of the same dav. it .LEBANON' BRANCH. if A'.ba'y' Departs Arriw No 11... .No -IS.... . 12.:"0 p in Lebanon ..; s.io p in. at 1 p in p in "m l.eb'n i No 12. No It. 5.00 p oo p Albanv at r.4r a ni J.I li- OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Departs . .. U.lSam'l.OO p m ! 5.-j:ip:nio.ijO a ni I'assensjer. . i-Yeiirht the :mi. M.tN at theAUianj ix'stottiee close as follows: Koran otu.es north ) i I re Eastern states ! ,....n , m. i i.e West .side --o.oO a. And the Nairow Cause R. R. ) I for Portland and Salem . If M ' t'orvallis and Ysvpx.ia 1 12:30 i m Al oHoe south 7:;S0 i-. i. The jostotnVe will tie elosed eaeii evening ir.m six to seven o'clock. It xistered matter for 'the early mor -lin shouk! lie mailed before S oeloek the ivvioties veniiiL'. .10lll(.. AKOIT TOWN. Dr. J. W. (Jeary, of Ilalsey, was in the city yesterday. Dr. Parker, of Pendleton, is vis iting relatives in this city. Accident insurance at the lowest rates by Burkart ii Keeney. Self protection is the first law of nature. Follow it by securinir an ac cident jiolicy of Burkhart .v Keeney. J. P. Galbraith m I wife return ed last night from a trip r the Sound. Patronize home industry and try some ot J. Joseph's Havana tilled -r- cigars, tiie first of his own man u .icture. (Jeneral Alanager K. Koehler arid party passed through this city '.st evening with a special train ea route to Southern Oregon. Mr. E.X. Smith, agent of the Ore gon Pacific Co. at this city, left Sunday for Minnesota, in response to a telegram announcing the death of his mother. J. G. Crawford returned yester ?t?y from Harrishurg, where-he lias Wen for several weeks, having opened a photogiaph during that time. gatierv ttiere M. Doolittle, com-outer of the ;-odetic Survev Service, of Wash-1 t-jmilv fiif iri:f s. f his COUSin Mr. Frank Wood. F. I,. Such and wife, of San Francisco, who have been visitin? in the East, have returned, and are visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. E. Turrell in this city. The executive committee of the State Board of Agriculture have decided, owing to a lack of water for wet est races, not to offer any prizes for firemen's races this year. Messrs. A. Klein. Judge R. S. Strahan, C. W. Watts and J. J. D'dbruille, will leave Saturday for hunting and fishing trip of sever- al weeks down the Umpqua in I southern Oregon. : The death from measles of a pio-! neer resident of Clackamas count- j a woman over GO years old, is re-j named Ah Le lodged a complaint - orded. The wonder is nONwhy j iu Justice Brink's court that he the measles kills a person of Uatj had been robbed of $100 id a gam isrevbut hw a person happens fbybiing gam(? ,a the Chinese house of iive so long without having stum-;W0II Mow & Co. He claimed Nea on to the aweas. ' thaN laid the money on The table aritV Lew Tina stized it and rau to the restaurant of F. Hoffman where he was engaged as a ook nd deposited it iu the safe. He was arrested yesterday, and his triai will occur at 1 o'clock-to-day. . . ' , T Repair the Narrow Oaasis ' f Jud'g Ieadv has modified his ; arder of June 15, in the ease of C. j IN. Scott, receiver of the narrow gjiuge roads, vs. the Oregon V lil- j way & Navigation Company, al lowing Mr. Scott to borrow money J repair the roads and pay off the 1 ndebtl ness. It has been found) mpracti able to make the loan ! jequired, and the modified order allows persons having claims a ainst the narrow gauge amount ing to $1000 or more to take receiv ers certificates for their claims. Several persons mav assign their ; ciaims to make up the sum of $1000 taining a about $.00, is still in when a certificate will be issued to i jail, having failed to furnish the the assignee. These certificates j bonds required. Witnesses were are the same as a mortgage on the subpoemed from Scio, and his case roads and bear interest at nine per ! will probably come up for examin cent., and if the interest is not paid 1 ation before the II. S. coinmissioti- trie interest coupon aiso draws interest .If rom the time it is due. Several persons are ready to lay ties, repair bridges, trestles, etc., and takje certificates in paiment. This seiheme will probably prove satisfactory to those who hold claims against the roads on which taey have heretofore not been able f 5 realize anything. Promptly Paid. Received of 0. P. Winn, agent for the Traveler's Insurance Co.. full amount of claim account of injury ijeceiveJ by me. I recom mend tids company to all wishing insurance. W."W. Orowder. Alkasy, dulv ".'o, l.SSS. hi !eci-iveri at '-V. F. Read's s full le of ladies tile- muslin uniierwcar, so g-rl-.' hiti! t! reuses and infants :ps. -ia!I ami s-i-e ti;::m. 1 no l anuu il coiintv ngricultuial its annual assueiatilin w fair - j!ii and con! lei'dn tember Hub, unrig lour uavs. IT LOOkS EXCOIXAUIMU. Chicago & Northwestern OSr'ah. Accom pained by Capitalist':, Now in Oregon. As confirnation of the statement published by the Herald yester day that a deal is now being con sidered between the officials of the Oregon racitic and Chicago fc Northwestern :-oads, looking to the eastern extension of the road east ward from this city, the 1'oilowing San Francisco dispatch under date of July :JU, will be read with inter est: ! The presence here of a purtv of: Cnicago A Northwestern officials, i and Chicago capitalists has caused ! much talk in railroad circles. The j party arrived here on Mondav last, in the directors' car of the Nortn j western, and after staying only a! day went north, first to Woodland. ! then to Red liluit', then to Man-: ville, and now, it is understood ; they are some where in Oregon. i l M I.',-!.... I! ivniviiiuij. tompiiuiier oi ; me orinwestern. is in cnarge ol . me party. vv mi turn, among others, are V. V. Foster, William Blanc-hard, M. W. Kuk, W. T. Kirk, John B. Kirk and A. ! MeNallv. All hail from Chicago. It is stated that the party will go n jrth to Albany, Or., and thence travel over the' proposed route of , . - ... the Oregon Pacuic, in which com- panv certain directors of the North- wpst.trtl aw interttpil "n mid here knows the exact object of the visit of the party to Mary ville, but considered in connection with the situation of affairs in that locality, with reference to an Eastern ex tension, the movement is sug gestive. C'wnimiliec Meeting. The special committee appoint ed at the last meeting of the Lioard of Trade to consider the question of granting a franchise for a gas manufactory in this city will tuee; at the office of J. K. Weatherford at 8 p. m. Thursday night. The committee consists of Messrs. L. Flinn, J. II. Lurkbart, N'. II. Al len, C. E. Wolvirton, Train & Whitney, Dr. G. Maston, W . F Kead. 1). B. Mouteitii, L. Vierick. E. F. Sox, II. Byrant, John, Schmeer, Stites etNutting, G. F. Simpson. J. K. Weatherford. li v i order of the committee. F.vcllciit Hoik. Andrew Hale is out with the Daughters of America r.ad his primrose album. Look oat tor him and Mis. F. E. Kobius :n, as they are going to canvass this city in behalf of the Daughters of America. A nicely gotton up. ami very iutresting book telling us all about what our great women of i America have done, aud still do j ing. Published by True & Co., ! Angi.tita. Me., and their tine prim rose aiouin, trom trie same nou.e. Thev wiii to sell like hot cakes. A Midnight ICw. Shortly after midnight yesterday morning several young men be came engaged in a row in the Star brewery. They were put out by the proprietor. They afterwards attempted to break in, and broke out windows in a promiscuous manner. Four of them were ar rested yesterday. Win. Eddy and C. Williams were fined -tlo, and in default of that sum the latter went to jail. Harry Clark and Sid Funis were discharged. The cases were tried before Justice M. E. Brink Kol'bcry in in- iatov n. La e Monday night a Chinaman Vaqnina Coal Ninrs. Yaquina Post: Rumor lias it that active operations will soon commence, looking to the opening "P 01 one ot the coal mines near the bay, none of which have as yet been given a partial prospecting. The indications are very good and induce the belief that valuable de posits of coal, easy of access, are located handy to the waters of the bay, and that it will not take a very large expenditure of time and money to demonstrate the fact. The Walklns Case. D. F. Watkins, the mail agent on the narrow gauge charged with purloining a registered letter con- er in Portland to-day. For the ftea.iulr. A special excursion from Albany to Ya-p.iina and return will be run on Friday, August I5d. Fare for round trip. 2.o0. Train will leave Albany upon the arrival of the north and south bound trains on the O. & C. K. II., at 1 o'clock p.m. j Tickets good for tea days. Fori tickets and full information apply to Curran A Monteith. .titeution. Tlirrsbrrmrn t A second-hand seperator and nearly new ten-horse Plenton Dowor ror sale cheap, r or particulars ap ply to F. M. Rwiehavt or ( Davis. Shedd. Oregon. W Well ISoriug. E B. Daviftson 1m- sent for a n:a-ehiiK- for iiormg well.-, and in a lcw uav.- wiii be ready to H .re ni- any-wl::ri- iu t.i:e eitv.'roi'i t- to fourteen iiR-hcs iii diameter, any depth. iu: ,e o lame fi.i'pes?- ;u v.-i. i t ; . ! : - N'i. broken y.e to-day. al .uonieith Cz ScIteuhacL S. ! STATE llP.tTl'UES. T a. n , , ' Proprietor of the Portland News Arrested i for Blackmail-Sentences Cnnmnted. a...;ni .1... IT.n . . i i.T1 ,vtl r, ' .i, t . 1 okti.amj, July ol. A warrant : Was issue. til-llnv fiir tlm irract -f I John 1). Wilcox, proprietor of the Daily -Sews lor blackmailing Airs. Dr. Murray. This is the outgrowth of the same case in which Isaac son has figured as agent of the News in attempting to blackmail Mrs. Dr. Murray. There is a girl mixed up in the case and some sensational developments are ex pected. FROM THE STATE CAPITAL. Sal km, July ;)1 (iov. iVnnoyer to-day commuted the sentences of three prisoners at the penitentiary, Win. IVek, sentenced from Mult nomah county, September 27,188(1, for 5 years fur larceny in store ; on recommendation of the district at torney and m consideration of the -' " severity of the sentence. August Schultz sentenced from Clackamas county April S.',, IfvSS, for arson; reason in this case was grave doubts as to guilt, baseS! upon facts that all persons upon whose testi mony he was convicted have sub sequently made affidavits that their testimony was false. S.J. Mitch ens, sentenced to five years from Polk county for assault with intent to 'commit rape; commutation is based on the recommendation of the district attorney and grave doubts as to guilt. t'.lST OTF.5. . Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Burnett, of Dallas, have lost their infant j daughter, aged 3 months and 14 i days. j Fred, the 10-year-old son of Sen i ator H itch of McCoy, was thrown I by a pony the other day and his arm broken. The Yamhill Crunty Agricultural Association will hold its annual fair commencing September 10. and continuing four days. Mr. George Coote, of Yaouina. j having received an appointment in j the Corvallis Agricultural College, j lias removed with his family to j that city. I L. VV. Robertson of Independ j ence, will build a large and com- modious brick business house, two j story, the upper part will be used j as an opera hall. j Miss L:..ie Wilson accidentally discharged a shotgun in the drug store at A;rhe, Poik county, which tore things u; generally, but luckily no one was hurt. Report has it that Mrs. Titman was ariested at Newport iast week, charged with an attempt to poison her busoand, and that !-he gave bail to appear and answer. Yaquina cannerymen are busy preparing for the expected big run of salmon during the present sea son. Last season was a partial failure on this bav, although the ', catch at Alsea was very good. J. Mills of Amity jumped off a wood shed recently, running a nail one and a half inches into his foot. Blood poisoning was threatened for awhile, but Mr. Mills is now able to be on the stre t. J. R. Syron, who lives nith his son Peter, near Sheridan, was born in New York 9!) years ago. lie came to this country nearly forty years ago. He is now quite feeble, but keeps knocking around and can read without glasses better than he cou'.d twenty years ago. A wager on the presidential election was made on Saturdav hr - ! tween Tom Richmond and Win. Percival, of Dallas, Polk county. If Cleveland is elected Richmond receives of Percival his blooded 2-year-ld bay filly, sired by Alta mont, dam Stranger and Snow storm. If, on the other hand, Harrison is elected, Tom will have the pleasure of paying him $300. A Warning. The modes of death's approach are various, iindstatistics show conclusive ly that more persons die from diseases of the throat and lungs than any other. It is probable that everyone, without exception, receives yast numbers of Tubei cle Germs into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at first slowly and is shown by a slight tickling sensation in the throat and if allowed to continue their ravages they extend to the lungs pro ducing unnsumplion and to the head, causing catarrh. Now : 11 this is dangerous and if allowed to proceed will in time cause death. .At the onset you must act with promptness; allow ing a cold to go without attention is dangerous and may lose you your life. As soon as you feel that some thing is wrong with your throat, lungs or nostrils, obtain a bo'tlcof Bosehce's German Syrup. It will give jou im mediate relief. Two Way. Choose Which! There are two ways of doing what Nature sometimes does incompletely namely, to relieve the bowels. One is to shallow a drastic purgative which evacuates profusely, abruptly and with pain, the other is to take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the ellcct of which is not violent, but sufficiently thorough, and which does not grip the intestines. If the first is selected, the person em plojing it need not expect perman ent benctit, and he cannot hope to es cape the debilitating reaction which leaves tbeorgan as bad or worse oil" than before. If, on the other hand he resorts to the Bitters, he can rely upon the restoration of a regular habit of body, consequent upon a re newal ol a healthlul tone m the intes S iieticial I tinal canal. Besides healthfully laxing the bowels, the Bitters arou a dormant liver, imports a beneficial impetus to the action of the ltidneys, ; and counteracts the early twinges of i rheumatism, a tendeuvy to gout, and malaria in all its forms. t.old Viii- Shirt. The best white'.-hirt in the IlUirKl : ; at VY. F. Read's: and don't forget that I he proposes to give away a line gold iwatv h with tin m Call and investi i gate tf vou need a good shirt. That exqui-ite iine f if Mitins in our il.mv wind j-.v will be ran elo.-e this wick. Have no t sense for not get ti'i- in on thcui. .M.diticth vV .citcn- ! Ik ch. ! heave orders at BiMu uell trd's ioi K i'ai Alia ciicn KS. ev Stan- BXItF MENTION. British trimmin-s I A new invoice of at Head's. Ice cream every dav at Frances' J - : illemers' ..I Boots ami shoes at cost at Brownell stauurd's ceiv'. A at Brownell A: Stanard's one j i ou ji mi "'i tin i i iv. i Gentlemen's soft huts at ri eor-t at Montcith A- Seitenluu h".-. A choice lot id' uncauvasseU eastern hams at Wallace iV Tiiiinps.ifs. Leave your orders at Brownell & Stanard'i for choice hurries. .Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best sale Ki-3,000 first-class brick. He remedy in the ; world for lin-r and kid w M burn no more until alter har nev diseases, indigestion, etc. for sali; i ,.,, i , . , , atM.Baiungart's. vet, and hoe m need of br;ck ; should see him at once. e lianuu: inree Kimis oi iniu jar and you will do w ell to see us before placing your orders. j HltiiH NEl.I. A' Staxakk. If you want us to call at your house to take orders. dfa-e leave word at our store. Brownell v. .'anard. Just received, another lot of those tine hand .-ewed French kid r-hocs, the ver cheapest ever brought to tuwli at W. F. Head's. Hrace 1 1. You are feeling depressed, your a; netite is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are lidgclty, nervous, and generally out of sorts, aim want to bracy up. Brace up, bin, not with stimulants, spring medicines, or bit ters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whiskey, and which stim ulate yon for an hour, and then leave you in a worse condition th.m before. What you want is an alterative that will purify your blood, start healthy action of Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, aud give renewed h-aliii and strength. Such a med'cimj you will find in Electric Bitters, and only SO cents a bottle at Foshav A: Mason's. JACOBS FOR WATERMEN. All mex whose pursuit phice them on the water, 6uch as Seafarers, Lake and River Craftsmen, Yachtmen, Boatmen, &c, should be guided by what CAPT. PAUL BOYTON, the World-Renowned Swim mer, wlios autograph is here shovrn,says,as follows: "I don't see how I could get al:ig without St. Jacobs Oil." Cl'KES :UMATISM, CRAMPS, ACHES, PAINS AND BRUISES. o'd by Prnifflists an I Hea'ers Every tre. Jii:rIes A. Vin,lrfo.. l!alto..Md up i GRADUATE STUDENTS IS Classical, Ziitcravy, Sci entific, normal, Bus iness, Law mit MEDICAL COURSES OLDEST, LARGEST AND LEAST EXPENSIVE tn. titution of Icamiiig in the Northwest. First term becrins September 3d, ls.-S Ad dress THOS. VA S SCOY, Prcsidmt.; Salem, Orison. MAGNOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The highest market price paid for ame. fTBe3t Magnolia flour always on hand for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. . JOHN A. CRAWFORD. OREGON RAILWAY and XAYiuvrio co.iir.tsV Columbia River Route Trains for the Fast leave PortlandJ.it 10 A. M ami 2 p. M. daily. TICKETS to and from princial points in United States, Canada and turope. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS1 Emigrant OSleeping afjars Ban Through on Express Traips OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and ST. PAUL Free or Dharge ami W ithout Change. Close Connections at Portland for San Fran cisco and Puget Sound points. For further particulars inquire of Curaan & Monteith, First Street, Albany. Ore,'on. A. L. MAXWELL, P. A T. A, W . II. HOI.COM B. General Manager. t-fTBoats leave the O. It. ". Co.'s wharf, at the foot of Broadalbin street, on Tuesday and Friday of each week. C. G. RAWLINGS, Local A-.-ent. Oregon Views, O CRAWFORD & PAX TON THE PEOTOGRAPHBEs OF ALBANY - - OREGON. CAF.KY THE FIXF.ST L1XE OF OKEGOX vicAein the West. Cataloirne sent on appli cation. We have also all the negatives of A.r. 1'axton and .1. ;. Crawford, and any one ci! have dupli.-ates from then ai rcdueed priet-s. DAVIS BROS- AND CO.; 1'KAI.KI S IN KNKRAL"VK!:.IIANmsF..J ! SUEDJb, LI XX Co., 0IiG0S f Willamette L'DIVCBltl EJ"cp Sea F2liing F.v urio:s.. . Th,e stu' Mi.-chiefis prepared ; to take parties out to sea irom New-' ; port rishing.and will make frequent i flips V. in Parties d nen toe weather is pleasant. ! lesinng to sro on some par ticular day will please send notice ahead. Tickets $1, not including meals. Address J. J. Winant, master of steamer Mischief, New port. ISru-k lor Sale. Henry Clark has completed burning the last of his brick kilns near tins citv, ami now oners lor t'untr.-H-lor ami KiiiUlrr. j THE UXDt-KSIGNEL) HAVING LO I catcd in Albany solicits patronage j from city and com. try. Will contract to nu:iii tinuies, iiarns. anil all manner of dwelling hou-e. including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Elixabethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and spueiik- itoas frey of t charge. Satis jaction guaranteed W. (J. CASSEL- IKsxtlutii.il ! Puriiii-rthiii. VTOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE F partnership heretofore existiii' between W. .1. Jlonteitn and Fred Hoffman, under the firm name of Hoffman & Munteith, is this day dissolved by niutua consent, the former etaining the saloon business, and the latter the restaurant. M. J. Monteith will collect all accounts, anil assume all liabilities in the sitooii business, and Fred Hoffman will col lect accounts, and assume all liabilities in the restaurant. FRED HOFFMAN W. J. MONTEITH Albany, .lime 20, 1SSS, Dissolution of I'ai'lucrsltip. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN" THVT THE J partnership heretofore exist ini; between Win. i ortniiller and T. II. One under the ri rm name of Wm. Fortmil'.er & Co. is this dav dissolved by mutual consent, Mr Cone retiring. All accounts due the tirm will be collected by Mr. Fortmiller, ami all liabilities will he assumed by him. Albany, July 11, isss. WM. FORTMILLER, T. II. CONE. Notice to Contractor!. ATOTICE IS HEREUY lilVEX THAT AT X the next regular term of the county i commissioners court for Linn county, Oregon, to tie held at the court house in tin city of Albany, on Wednesday, the Sth d:u of August, 1SSS, sealed jiyans, specificacions, strain diagrams ami bids will be received for uildin a bridge across the swale on the SIkmM and Albany road, about one-hal mile south ot Kendall's brid::e. Said bridge to be Liu feet long. Hi feel wide. Also for the buiMipir of a coven d bridirc across Thomas creek, at Uie point where t"ie old bri.lge known as the bevaney bridge stood. Said bridge to be ninety feet in the clear bet" e ;ii piers, height of bciits 14 feet a':d 10 feet wide n the clear inside. All bids must iie filed with the e'erk on or before 1 o'vloeb I'. M. of the above men tioned day. 'I he court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Done b-order of the court this !th dav of July, A. k, ls E. E. MoXTAlil'K. County Clerk. BOOTS -AND- SHOES At Actual Cost AT Brownell it Start's. Come Early and G-ct Sizes. Will sell until closed out. all are u In Summer Suits, in all kinds of CLOT -AND- Iress Goods -AT- i B. Call early to get bargains , ff Strictly first-class goods and prices that cannot be undersold, are gnranteed. otlcp r final (cttlrniemt. "yoTici-: is hkreby given that the d nndersisned, executor of the lat will and testament and estate of S. f. Haley, uee;isc-d, has filed hw Snal account in Faid estate with the county clerk of Linn county, Onu'oii, and that the county court of said county has fixed Mondry.AniiM (i,1SSS,10a.m as th-' time for hearing objections to said ac count and setrliuif the same. Dated thisf.th dav of .lulv. 1SSS. I. P. I'UCTKK, . ; CHAS E WOI.YEf! TON. txecutyr. Atttn.ey i'vr Executor, Grea if Until the I5tli of July, tlie usual time tor offering reductions in Summer (ioods,we have decided t offer NOW, at COST Our entire took of light goods and wash tabrics, consisting of ginghams, chambrays, lawns, batiste, chambrav-ginghaLas Swisses, mulls, ratines, embroi dered suits, gingams,duster linen,foulards,nainsooks jaquenets, percales,on and white goods. Also eleven dozen indialin CORSETS Usually sum of sold for from mF-T"S- - (Grant i ! ! I Clearance I I - i I Brownsville Suits ecu. L.E.BL Commencing Monday, July 2d Having been authorized close these goods at cost marked them in lots, to be Your Choice At Less These goods are made from the best Oregon wool, and warranted first-class, This is a splendid oppor tunity to secure All Wool Goods At such prices. If the manufacturer cannot give you bottom prices, who can? Come and judge for yourselves. .Most ot these goods are suitable for any season. Several desirable lines of lightweights will be included in the sale at 0 1 fine $1 to $2, for the nomia OZElsTTS. MONTEITH & SEITENBACH. Sale! OF - -AT- by the rtianufacturersjto to the factory, we have sold strictly for cash, , Tte Invoice Price, tromjj AINS 19.50 Pi IT
