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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1888)
the Monyiyq herald ; ttiu r s da y, august J), 1S8S JzL- i NORTH BOUND. earts! Arrives. -ala. e.xpr. Kugene ex Fieii&t ami itm.i'vjnuiiHUMiH . 11:15 am; ll::;."ain I 7:l'Sm SV.pm ! SOUTH BOL'S l. j 'Arrives: Depart Arrives C'ala exp Freight i:4:itmi .-pni 2;3)jniii 12 -tupm I 1 :W;-.i Ashi.irid'.i.iXnm fiiseiwiWinii F.u;ren fi.OOnm i m. Vreuhc iv.coiii b.r south a: tor li of the same day. LEBANON F.RAXCIT. Kip Ai:'y-' l)o;:i: ts Arrives. No 11.. No l-'i.. ..il2.50 p m Leliiioti ... 8.10 p in at 1 p 8.:Vi p F'm Leb'n f.0O p ni Aiban at 2 00 p in .-.4.- a m 2.4n D m . 1 - OKEOON PACIFIC TlMfcl TAl'.I.E. Anics lepar:s Yll.lfinmll.OO ' p m .' 5.2op!ii!'.f0a m pasS'Miacr. Freight..... Mails at tljeAi'-any postotfice close asjfullows; T5i:- Kasrrn stati-s Th W est Side An ! 'he N iro-.v f',a:ie R. R. -a-.so a. 1 or i'or-.laml aii'l salein jia.m C.r.ailis aul Ya-uina 12:30 p- M Al ot?.e s;.i!th 'r.-iO i: M. The postortice '.vsll l)e closed each cveiani; fr-'in six to st:ven o'clock. K- 'isterci matter for ths early inor triii'Vh.'ulii !'; mailetl I efore S o clock the rt". i.):ieS veiiill . i circus Aug. 27. Prench keeps railroad time. County court is in session. : iW Smith does all kind of plumbing. The Oretxon Tress association will meet in Salem to moirow. J.ftl. and F. A- Lurkhart left last' night for a trip to the. moun tains. .I.-i Webber. Jr.. ot l'ortiano. is siipndin.' a few davs with his I ( parents in tins city Get a Seth Thonia Fr--iH ii, aiid you :!n: exact tii;i of o;iy K.ilston Cox an.i watch of F. M. ! aiw ays know 'a-.ui'.v of Cor- vallis were in .-itV vester'lav :i their way to Sodav'.ile. A tin- 'assortment ot l:.:aviiy 1 (ted kpi ves. ks and sjido'i-1 at t d. French's, 'The Corner Jewehy 'orc Conductor C!us. Wilson, of the (). A C. railroad, is iu the city on bis Return from a trip to Yaquina. Patronize home industry and try some o; .'. Joseph's Havana filled 5c cigars, the first of his own man ufacture. The best thing for a man to do who has trouble in his family is to buy a stove from G. V, . Smith. A sure cure. Ht nry Clark left for Ashland last ; light, where he goes to do the brie!, work on the new hotel at that .place. Mrs. E. F. Sox and family. Mrs. .1. L. Cowan. Miss Prather. Percey Yonnr and Win. Cowan left yes terday for Yaquina. Attention is directed to the big adv. of Sells Bro.'s circus in this issue. It is one of the biggest shows that has ever visited Ore gm. A 100-yard foot race is to be run run bv K. Cameron and W. K. Shangle at Portland on the Huh inst.Jfor $250 a side. Miss Cassie Howard and Mrs. W. M. Rutkaford have gone to Yaquina bay to rusticate for a month or so, previous to the fas! approaching busy days of autumn. L. T. Barin and J. T. Gregr, chairman and secretary of the re publican state central committee were in the city yesterday on their return from Eugene. John A. Crawford, while hauling a load of hay the other day, had the misfortune to be thrown to the ground bv the wagon overturning. His face was severely but not seriously bruised. The W. C. T. I', will give a din ner and supper on circus day. Aug. 27, and will serve ice cream and cake all dav. People from the country should make a note of this. If von want a first class job o! workor repairing done, don't foi get to call on G. W. Smith, who has G. VV. Fish in his employ, who is known by every ot-e as a first class workman. Now that work is to be resumed on the O. P. railroad the future for Albany is very bright. Call on Curran & Monteith and secure a lot in Hackleman's 3d addition. Prices range from $100 to $250. Terms easy.' Frank Wood is drawing plans fo a four-story stone hotel, which he ir talkingoi erecting on his lot oppo site his marble works. He state. that some California gentlemei are interested in th? project. Ib owns a ston quarry near this city where stone could be obtained. I niir ostium"!. The case of fftn. Kreisel against the snentt o; luua coiiucy, o re cover po-ises-ion of attached goo.ts came up in Ju-tice Humuhn-y'-coir.-t vesteroa? mor:jing. It wa. coatinuei unt:i ii o'clock this mortiiai: . .rll lour I riu4. To the Willamerfe Packing C.k of this city. Ti.ey wiii pay good prices for "al! the Bartlert ear. ar.d blackberries that are oitered. Tie!.; ii ;bl: ii, ITactiral Jaiioiins ii;. ::i- r si: t1 . 1-tl liMt. Is I nit-, 3 1: il stv, - .la. y. i 'c;:.;. V :.Ucl;d "("--o:i. a"): io r.-,-a:;i ,s V, .-.;:! .-fee' Messrs. . Vf-tf.- !::v , t ).. b.-U.g :'., lock No. ." C)' i'1- ' o::.p!.j i '.i . '. , .rkliari Mrs. ity. f our in.-: ivy si vai-anr oiiai'ie . on i--o:i'i.u:!ii! Ash by J'e.i:ve. .as -y lOOU. I'eeT The TESTS Mi Sit; IK BKHs. How They Tiriva This Loea'.ity-About ' Sugar Factories, ! Last spring Claus Spreckles, the I suar kins, as he is caiieil, wrote a i Lin" lAttur to s. K. Yon n sr. ot this -. ,. -at.;,it f r)v Albany R.vovl nt TrAilfv relative tO ttie I growing of sunar beets, m which ; Ua. titPl tW if tln'v could be successfully raised in this portion Q Qreg0n ne de'-ired tO estab- h.sh a lactory m tins city. Lamu tirrw 'Iip fnr a otutntity of sugar beet seen, wiuc.i y" ; tributed in tlitlerent portions ot j Inch ! Linn countv and along qnina river, for the purpose ot j tenting the capabilities oi mc uu frai f ir.ftilifi5 t.ir raising tms product. Mr. Ashby I'earce, re siding near this citv, planted about half an acre of these beets, and has now some tin.? looking ones, some of which were exhibited in this city yesterday. When they attain their growth this fall they will be tesUd by Mr. Spreckles' direction, and if they prove to possess the necessary qualities for making sugar, and the conditions here are deemed favorable for this enterprise it may lead to a profita ble industry here. Mr. Spreckles is experimenting in sugar beet raising in different portions of the country, and if he should inaugurate a big business like this here we might overlook some of the evils of his sugar monopoly. At Waterloo. Mr. J. G. Gross, proprietor of the popular hotel at Waterloo was in the citv yesterday. He states that many people from different parts j The Albany bovs' band furnished of the country are visiting this j music for the occasion. The party pleasure resort now, yet there are was made up of teachers from the ample accommodations for many New England states, mostly from more. Board up there is only Rhode Island, Mr. Ackley, the $5 per week. A bathing house has manager, being from Warren in been fitted up in connection with j that state. The time of stopping the hotel, and visitors hn.d every- thing convenient tor rendering j their stay pleasant. Parties who I stay two weeKS or more are con-; yeyed from Lebanon to and from ; Waterloo free of charge, by giving j Mr. Gross notice so tiiat he can 1 meet them. The stage leaves j Lebanon for Waterloo on Tuesday. ! Thursday and aturdav of each! week. Waterloo affords a nice, level camp-ground, while fishing j ax:d Uoat :iding can be indulged in I at pleasure, ami the scenery is uni-; versally admirel. The so' ! a ; springs bubble up from the solid 1 rocks, and are enclosed in a neat j rustic building. Canij ers can pur- , base any and all kinds of supplies ; f'om the well stocked store. j i U with the lime,. I In the tailoring tfepartment of L. i w i!i.,;, ,1 ...i...- f ... ,..nt f i u. utuiii) u.i'iri liiv iti.iitfci;tiiiTrin- i . V.Ui W. R. Graham, can be seen one of; the ti n&t lines of men's suitings ! ever I r u :ht to Albany. They ; have made a specialty this season of this line of goods, and have just , received from the East the latest and most desirable patterns for all kinds of men's clothing, which will be made up to order in the mot approved style. There is no need, to send away for fine tailor made clothing w hen the same quality uu be procured right here in Albany at a less price. Ax examination of these patterns will satisfy the most fastidious. Haiiritad t'oaainiission. The railroad commission is now engaged on the preliminary work of rren:ir:ny their reoort to the tesislative assembly. The com - l rD 1 ' missioners are hunting up law points and studying the reports of commissions ot other states, with a view to making the report elaborate in facts while it is condensed in form. One of the commissioners or the clerk will be at work in the office nearly all the time from now I tlie bil1- its reputation of being on to October, when their repoi t 1 among the best tented displays on wdl be ready for the printer. Al'tbe road is cosmopolitan, and railroads doing business in th" ; wherever its immense volume of state are required to file the r ; mighty canvas is spread the annual report to Septemoer first. ! 1'atrona-e is sure to crowd it to its L. j capacity. It comes to us this year Taae fhi.n. i-i.cnt. with numberless addel features. The Corvallis Times is responsi ble for the statement, that last Friday a covey of young Chinese pheasants lit on Main street in that place. One of the young birds dew into Hanson's clothing store and another into Ilershner's grocery store. Thev were both captured and kept for two or three lays and then given tlieir freedom. . . liiey are naturally a very tame lird.butthisis -ettin- unusuallv fettKliC unusuallv sociable. Arriral of the firw Kniiie. Tiie new steam hre engine re - .ently ordered by the city coun.dl .-. ii...,,., tr,,..;,, f" i tor Aioai y Pmgme Co. No. I ar- rived in the city yesterday. It is a rourth class Clapp A Jones' engine of the latest and most improved make. It will be formally housed . a t .... . in me neai uuurc, w lien ine nre- nonnf tidinhlttirinir f.iH..u v, invited to be present and see one f the finest fire engines on the coast. A Sliuht Fall. While working on Foshay Mason and fweedale & Hopkins' building vesterdav K If , ii ; .r , , o. u. jj. nun, icu uoiu it hcauoiu, a a is- 'ance ot about eight feet. He was somewhat bruised up, but was not iioiisiv hurt. Vw Keal Kst.-H Firm. This office acknowledges pleasant cail from Mr. B. S. Cook oi the Oregon Land Company of Saiem, who have rented the brick building adjoining Stewart & ox iutrd ware store, and wil; open a real estate otln-e. The oriiee will roanai by Mcn. Oeo. Ui-'kersi.'!. aiid W. Hob-on. IV ruil Free Press io:.:- months i,r cfj", rs. firis,-rn.rii-.s t,,- ,! nif .eauiiig newspapers ana ma :invs received iv F. L. K Kenton. Curr::i k M?i.tir!: s. day to II. K. Chipm ''M.ck '2 in i'Lu-k!e:)ui;:'s ;i '.:id-;-at:oii 2o). vc -it-riot 1 hi THK TEAC'IISXS. A Pleasant Eeceptioa (J.vea Tjen at the Dapot Hotel Yesterday jforniig. As previously announced by a t.-ie-iram to S. E. Young, president i ol Albany I.oaru of lrade, yester '1 :iv mrirni jvt'q train hronudit' fc rough a large delegation of teachers. Our citizens, on receitrt of the .word late the evening be fore, set about preparing for a re cepMon at the depot, and right royally was it accomplished, at least so W. N. Actiey, who was ill charge of the partv of teachers, and several other gentlemen ot the tv desired a Herald reporter to express their appreciation of the 0,.,.asion. a temporary platform t,y the side ot the depot buildm was improvised for a fruit stand, was completely loaded down with quantities of plums, peaches, ap ples, crabapples, cabbage, pie plant, corn, wheat, etc. The fruit was in quantities to furnish the party with a taste as well as a sight of ttie unequalled produc tion of this celebrated A'illamette valley, and blackberries by the crate, all of which were loaded into the teachers' hands not a smail share of it going directly to mouths and on board of the train for the delectation of the teachers on their wav. They all seenvd perfectly delighted, and one lady i teacher filled her arms with truit, several hoquets of flowers that were presented to her, a head of cabbage and a bunch of pie plant that Superintendent McEiroy had piled on top, and was so encum bered that she found it impossible to get on hoard the train before it starred, and Conductor Conser had to halt the train and wait for her, was so short fiat not many could be interviewed, but Messrs. C. W. Hill, of Roxburg, Mass., and W. C. Hardy, of Boston, were sokoii!Mmi -n-n:,i with by the IIf.k.w.d reporter. They presenteda lively appearance, seemingly to be intellectually ami. for the time being at least, gastio-1 nomicallv well endowed. I Ex-uperintendent Reid and! State Superintendent McElrov ac - companied them as far as Salem, j To the undefatigable labors oi j these two gentlemen is due the J credit for so many of the exciir- j sionists comimr this wav. as well ! as the pleasant success ot this hastily improvis d reception. The affair "was under the control of the Board of Trade but the citizens tnrnttd out nml vied with i':irh other in making the display and! the pleasant issue. Among the i i.;..,. i cm 1 1 ii t ii i. unci civiiil; iiinLiii was Prof. Walker of the public- ....i 1 , ..1 t. ,.!.' m:;ioui iii.i ee:Ilf'i rAiuicicini; iiappy, as well as President Coiidit and Prof. Lee of the Albany Col lege. Our citizens will preserve a pleasant memory of this trlance of . tliia noble bodv of Atlantic Boa- board teachers, and the teachers will bear away a kindly remem brance of Albany with its fruit, corn and cabbages. Sell's Bros. Great Three Rin Circus Will Be Here Angast 27th. Mr. S. II. Barrett, press agnt of ei.s i.ros. great Koyal Homan hippodrome, elevated stage, three ring circus and five continent J ..... .. . ! menagerie, is in tne city, and ttie i advertisers of this justly celebrated ! shovv are "painting the town red" with splendidly executed pictorial ! announcements of its coming. No I exhibition in the world is better, as well, advertised, and none so completely and to the letter fills an tcron drawing cams, ana many .-11 .X 1 1 .i uieii. ucu-i oe.u.e ri eneiiOMi 10 u., -Tiiciiiaii .Miuieinc i ueu ; miture. follow it bv M-ainnj an ae bareback equestrians, both male ! ctdent iolicy of Buikha-t A: Keeney. and lemale, are - marvelous per formers; and the hippodrome at tractions are as exciting as they are realistic. The show - ill be I,l'ro Monday, Aug. L'7. ! , . " llfllklH I lit Itll.llt lklH. Tnl,. . '. . ".. . . . T' ,'e.'! r Ml1'" ,S. not 0,,1 I '..,i..i.i.. -.7. .' ' 'i . :.. t i . : -, ,; .;,: i .: Z. . r,' t; u'titm tiirit. lifh . 11 , c i.i mil iiei i enusieu in oenaii oi I the. l"w,'r 'ibs m the region of the , .; '' tordeo iiv ll(stetter s Stomach Bitters, . M b .. IIlcJk.ille of int.on , ,r: ; al)Ie L.ffit.;lt.v. inactipn of the liver is : aecommnie'd bv constination. sick. mi' u;iu. siui. vi Li'c ijuu v, I list u v ci : headHche, furred tonirue, nausea, ! occasional verfuro.au mmleasaul i,.-...ti, v..il-..c f o... ,.'i,i.. i .. " x V.. mi ami null Oi tlie eye. I be author ol these symptoms, liver complaint, routed hy a l o u lo Wltll,,,,, attention is the Bitters isaVeompanied l.v them in j f?-t'V' aM'1 'Ofyo," Jour its flight. Fever and ague, "which al-' A so" assy?" feel that some ways involves the liver, dyspepsia, U,m- s "n",i:: ith v.n.rthroat. lungs ;iys involves the liver, dyspepsi rheumatism' debility and kidney troubles are all ma'adii-s to the early relief and final cure of which this j ZtXn, . ,.ii,. ti.ot :o ,.(..,. ,., i. :.. .. nuvu.ij, tn.iL u. lhvc ni'iy "UU 111 ii j perfect restoiation of health, i Ho Tor the seaside. j An excursion w ill be run from i Albany to Yaquina and return, leaving Albany Friday, August 10, a ' and returning August 1:5. Fare for the round trip $2.o0. Tickets for sale bv Curran it Monteith. t;! I'ri.e Shirt. The best white shirt i-i the market t VV. F. Bend's: :c;d ibin't io.-f,-! that ! propiKi'. to !.e away :. lite-. o!d W"t h wil'.'. !lit:;i .'.VI and ities;i if viiii m i'.; .i romi shirr. Mill lluridi;. bar scr.t B. David-on bar scr.t for a for iioiiiir wei'- and it: a - wiii b,- ! c;.iiy to b. iv i , ;e '! I'm- i-t! v.trom t i -o toil ma le w- - in ;b:n . :r. Wo IV, .uvi.a :.v. i The bi earner lisehie; is pro .ared IIakhtscji'.g. Aug.. 7. ; to take parties out to sea from Is'ew Harvestinj; is iu luU oiast, aud a ' port lishing.and will make t'reov.ent good yield is reported. John Hyde's and Walter Brown's ' :rt,ieS ?S ? g on some par 'amili .i. f,m a,.rinHtll'd-'ly will pk-ase send i..otic( county on a visit. C. L. Morris is hapnv he his dow to dance to the mus c of a 10 pound dot who arrived on the 4th. j May & Senders aie having a new Chandler & Tayicr engine and boiler put up at fieir warehouse at the railroad. Dr. Wofl.iward of Albany came w id burn no more until after hat up in attendance ou Mrs.Xettie ' Vest U!!1 those in :eed of br;ck Hendee who is quit; ill. j should see him at once. Born to the wife of S. A. Hulii ou the 4th iust.. a daughter. a i t- .i i : . : , ' I Aruiur toranacuwn:. i uiomusi u-.l in Ali.anV solicits patr.inasri trout the Holt property mto the fi(.ni 'uy and coui.tiy. Will contract Smith hiock where the miiiiuery i to build ln-i'L-es, b irns, and ail manner .store was tormerly located. J C. R. Reynolds, of New York, wiil lecture three nights the first to be delivered tlih evening at Smith's hall. i ABOUT HAY PICK!'.. Maple Bf.os.. Faioi Aug. 6. As there is at present quite a competition in hay haling ma chines I wish to say a tew words in regard to a machine we have which I consider the leader of all other machines. I refer to the baler called the "Farmei's Favor ite,"' manufactured by Martin & Jenk, C ryallis. We considered it the fastest on the turf. On Aug. 2nd, with a crew of four men viz., Wes. Maple, Dan Foster. Henry Cleveland and Ed. Dublin, in a run of a iittle less than nine hour, turned out l'2o 100 to the hale. haic? The l ri vioiri'r I .lei iI,,ihs , best time. made on a single baie.was tWO minutes and 4' from ti.e !iay was brought to the time the huer u;i The eri ; every "2. in bea' our ! til it was rolled awiv. end average wa- a bare minutes. If anv one i ;Ke to hear tnmi columns of your W. M. I tij0m tlrouh the I VujUa, n..((..r' i ' i UtisU,Mt" ""--- j 1 he tnree junaes i tin-aapreme ; coart are a'lj UW:ii' " their sum- mer V&cations. Ciuet Ju.sticej Thayer is visiting his son Claud, at . Til'.amook. Judge Strahun has. g"ne with a partv ' Aitiany jieo ; t!e to the Umpoua, for a montirs '. lishing. Judge Lord is in Port laini, and will pn :.;:;? go to I; j waco before he n t or;;.-.. States j -ua. i - - - I I.onK h i l.neation. Geo. Dickerson an i VVos. Ho!) -on went up to Aloauv vesteroav S for the purpose ot loo around, with a view to perniauen location there iu the leal estate business. S:iiein Statesman. BRIHf MKVIIOV. A new invoice of BritUli trimmings j at Head's. Ice cream every dav at Prances Pfeillers. Boots and shoes at cost al Brownell ! Stanard'.-. Arc-iilent i:is:;ra'::c .t the lowest j rates by Uurkart iV; Keeney. , A fine line of imvorti tl cicars re j ceiv. .l at Brownell & Stauai J's 1 ! r4ilitblllftis 3r.ft h:lt5 ill rtrio-lnal I ; cost at Monteith V Sci ten bach's, c,loil.e !ot of lmC:.nv:issed ensten, ! ; hams .,t Wallace .v Tiioiimson's. A fnllline of ladies' sih.,..-s :,t eost f j No broken sizes to-il.,v, at .Monteith & j ; Suitenbaeh's. j j Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best! ! remedy in the world for liver and kid ' 1 : ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale ' at M. Banmgnrt's. J i We liandlo three kinds of fruit jars I and you will do weil to sec us before ! placing your -orders, j brow .nelmv canard. j t R you want us to call at your house ! " '"d; &irdword at 1 " T ';'Jld- 1 J"fl iy another Jot of those I !"e. ,I".n.! 1 "i1" ' 5U) fUh!l j y. f. Kead's. Self protection is the lirst law of 1 Lenve your orders at Brownell ct Stanard' for choice berries. I The modes (if death's approach ate ariods, and statistics sho A conclusive- j iv uiai more persons die irom uiseasis i of the throat and hours than any other. It is probable that everyone, without! It is lirobable that everyone exception, receives vast cumbers ofjColumbia River Route i Tubeicie Germs into the system and wh.'iv thes uerius tan upon .. , , ,,,, - o. suitable i , I , I A , ,.f , i : e ,, ,i ,1 r , . uwW ...ld i,own ' bv -i ! snjht tid'hne,"at.o itl' the thVt i . ,, r j , . ... ; anl f J "owed to cont.nue their vaires they extend to the lunjrs pro- ! duc,l.' eonsumption and to the .head, i V"'S"r Ci J'1- '' . ! d4!l' V ;111l " flowed to proceed I ' me cause ueaui. tineor.sel you luiist act with jiromptiiess; allow ing a cold to go without attention or nostrils, obtain a bottle of Boschee's Genu an 5vr:.n. It wili irive you im mediate relief. liiicklen Ai'iiii-a Salve, The best Salve in the world for cut?, bruises, sores, uieeis,. salt, rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin erup tions and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It" is guaranteed to irive perfect satisfaction or money re funded. For sale by Tosimy &'Ma son. .Mt .tiii.ooiuit- t in c. The Original Abietiite Ointment is only put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old -on s. hums, wounds, cleipped bauds ::nd all ski.i eruption.. AVili po-itively cure al Kinds of plies. Ask tor the Original .Oiietilli- ; i,,,!,) ,y j ro-nav it .ias-ou al ... ' eels pi r nox iv uuiil :'li i ciiis. t.lK-u Away. W. K. , 0,-Oj,O.S,- i., ; a line goiii waieii v.'il- h, silver i r'.e s.t. the i-ry ! and bf-t Tiiasie V i iii- siV:; ta.irki-t.. T!.e price i- as i 1 ! i 1 1 ; any enU.o! as giri sj uiai Uet. :.ve away goid and e-t lilti; f I in tie -r lower irt hi the 1 Beep Sou Fihin Fxi-nrsions. trips when the weather is pleasant. otice aaeaa. licketsI, not including meals. Address J. J. Winam, master of steamer Mischief, New port. Brick lor sale. Henry Clark has completed burning the last of his brick kiln. near this city, and now oilers loi sa'.e l'ij.000 rirst-ciass brick. He onlmctiir anil lnilder. HE UXDaKSIiiNEI) HAVING I.O l "" "'"- :ic:uhmu o,lVun t -tM h'Utl:lLvmil I iv-i ..! t io cri b.. j 0f huiklm.u-s. Will lurnisl, plans and j so j : a .n f:v-; of t harc. Satis Jaeiion guaranteed W. ;. CASSEL Dissolution of 1'arlurrs.hip. r OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE partnerslia) heretofore existiii;; between i W. J. Montaitii and I'red Hoffman, under the Arm name ot Hoffman ic Muutcith, is this day iJ:ss"iveti by tnutua consent, the former elainins t!te &alfxn business, and the latter the restaurant. M. J. Monteith will eoileet all accounts, and assume a'.l liabilities in the siiiiii.'i biLines, and Freil Iloffm in will col lect ac.-ounU, and assume ail iiaiiiiities in the rcstauriu.t. FKED HOKFMAX W. J. MONTEITH Albany, June 23, 1SSS, .Notice to t'ontraetorv. JOTICK IS HEREBY oiVi-.N THAT AT the next regular term of t!ie counU oiuniissiciii.is iiurt for Linn i-oui.ti, Oregon. to he held at the court house in thi city o: Albany, on Vednesnuy, the stn dij of Aunst, ls,-s, sealed pans, specificuci.nis, rtiiii diagrams un.l bids will Ue lei eived for uildinj' a bridge ai ros.s the swale on the ,11..'.. .. ...! ..1 Iw.T. . 1 .'m .iiwin (.'iiti, aii'.ii. "iiciiiii utile s,nu;n ot Keiidail's bridire. Said briiiue to be l.-.O feet J.nsr, IU feet wide. Also for the i buildir- jtamvered briile across Th-nnas t crccK, at : ne point wiivic i ;e t-i orf e known as til- I'evuMc-y bridge stood. Said ' bridge to be ldl.ety f.;ct in the ic ir bet " e ;ri j ivr, height i f i.eiits : teet ".d 10 feet wide n tile cle .r inside. AU lii!s :nust be filed with the e'erk on or i b- rore 1 o .v,k l. M. of the abme men ' ri -ncd da. '! h 1 court reserves the n.bt to ; reject any and all bids. ' id. ne bv order of tiie court ti. is !tb dav of July, A. P., IsjS E. E. MONTAOI E. County Clerk. BOOTS -AND- SHOES At Actual Cost i AT i Brownell & Stall's. Cons Eaily and Got Sizes. Will sell closed out. until all are- Oregon Views, CRAWFORD & PAX TON rai OF ALBANY OREGON CIARKY THE FrXKST LINE OK OIIEGOK ivieein the West. Catalogue dent on appli ea'.ioo. VVr have aJs.i all the negatives of A.K. Paxton and .1. (!. Crawford, ana any one ear. have duplicates from their at reduced price. OREGON EAILIAY ami mvk.tiov ru.nr.4M' i T;.. o, it P,.rtin.ift,t in . alio '2 P. M. daily. X J-VlvXli 1 O points in United. States, Canada and Kurope. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS' EnnVrant fiSleeping aCars Eaa Through S 5 Express Trains to OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS anp ST. PAUL Free of IUarge and Without Change. Close Connections at Portland for San Cisco and I'uet Sound points. Fran- For further partit tilars itiii;re of Curaan A; Monteith, First Street, Albat.y, Orcon.J A. Ii. MAXWELL, .. V. A T. A, W. II. HOU'OMlt, General Mauajer. aiTIlData leave the O. It. X. Cn.'s wharf, at the foot f Bn ad libin street, en Tue-day anil Friday of each wce.i. C. t;. RAWI.IXOS, LiK-al A jent. DAVIS BROS- AND CO. DKALBRS IN GKNKRAlMKRi;!UNDtSK. SIIEDD, LI NX Co., OK EGOS. olii r of Final Sottleaif nl- r otice i' hki:ki;v idVi.N" tiiattiii. i undeisiniiid, executor "f this ia-t wi.i ml t.--tiiaei,t and er'tat" rf S. P. Haley, defeased, has tjti-i ' bis iiisl nuc-oimt. in sdi! .-str.-c with the ' ills' v ci. rk if l.itm c.tni:. Or- "ti. and tlm- the c--:i!ir court of .-ai.i ! coc.idv ha fiveii .Moi'ciy,.u': i as the time f. r hcarin.' oiije: ,1. I'lA.M s to said e. : cou'.t P.i! ,.: setti::: li.e - o:!. tirUMh ibi of -I h. t -. 's. P. I 1-oiHEU, CUAS. F. Woi.VK.l: 'ON, txecut T. Att ru.'y f-r E.v.-.-'.3r, Until the 15th of July, the usual time tor offeiing reductions in Summer (joods,we have decided to offer NOW, at COST Our eutire tock of light goods and wash rahrics, consisting of ginghams, chambrays, lawns, batiste, chamV)iav-ginghaus Swisses, mulls, ratines, embroi dered suits, gingams,duster linen,foulards,naiiisooks jaquenets, percales,on and white goods. Also eleven dozen Indialin CORS ETS' Usually sold for from sum of Brownsville Suits L.E.BLAB Commencing Having been authorized close these goods at cost marked them in lots, to be Your Choice it 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 4cannot give you bottom prices, who can? Come and 'juda-e for yourselves. Most ot these goods are suitable for any season. Several desirable lines of lightweights wili be included in the sale at irom 8.50 $3 0 1 to 2, for the nomin EJlsTTS. RIONTEITH & SEITEN3ACH. -OF- -AT- Monday, July d2 by the manufacturers to to the factory, we have sold strictly for cash, Than Invoice Price, Pi IT
