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Newspaper Page Texti THE MOKSryG- HERALD: SATURDAY. AUGUST 25, 1SS8 H owing limit 2kvaUl It. A . It. K. TIMK TABIE. NORTH BOUND. t. . j - cparts A rri v es. Cala. cxpr. (i;4n anil 7;uoain; fortl'd ID loam Kimene ex 11:15 aii)na5m! 34f.pm Fieiaht I 7:10aini " ?4."ipm SOUTH BOUND. MOKE BlliliLAKS. .'Arrives Departs! Arrives Cala e.p j Ku?ene exi Frsi-.'ht 7:45pm! 5pm 2;-20pmil2 40pm 1.30pm Ashland M. ("am Kuxene i 40pm Eugene fi.oi",nn No Freight received for south after 11 A. of thei same day. LEBA.NON BRANCH. Frr ;AlbaV Departs Arriyes. No 11 112.f.0 p m'Lehanon No 3 1 S.10 p m, " at 1.30 p m p m F"m Leb'n i No 12. .. 15.00 p m Albany at 5.4.1 a m No 14 ....!200 p m; " 2.45pm OREGON" PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs Passenuer lll.15amjl.00 p m Freight 5.25pmlo.50a in JOJTINtiS A BO IT TOW.. i t Albany is the liveliest city in the Wiljamette Valley. Tlje choicest candies can be ob tained at Kenton's. There is a great scarcity of liou: es to rent in this city. Jchn A. Crawford went to Poii lanc yesterday on a business trip. Cprvallis wants a free bridge across the Willamette river. So does Albany. Trains to and from Yaquina are crowded. Travel over the O. & C. is also heavy. Miss Adair, of Eugene, is visit ing her sister, Mrs. C. C. Cherry, in this city. The military ball to be given bv F. Co. on Sept. 14 will be the elite party of the season. Frank Hackleman and Charles "Webber ai rived in this city yester day from Eastern Oregon. Geo. W. Caples will deliver a lecture and render select readings at the opera house, Sept. 14th. Regular meeting of the "Loyal Legion" this afternoon at three o'clock at the W. C. T. U. hall. Ku dolph Schmeer, of Portland, is spending a few days with his brother, John P. Schmeer in this city. E. W. Furgeson, of the wheat buying firm of Moore, Thompson & Co., of San Francisco, is in the city. Special bargains in flooring and rustic for the next sixty days at C. J. Dillon & Co.'s, at foot of Lyon street. F. i L. Kenton makes a specialty of fine tea and roast coffee. Coffee ground to order without extra ch irge. Patronize home industry and try some of J. Joseph's Havana filled 5c. cigars, the first of his own man ufacture. The Farmers' and Merchants' insurance company of this city has entered the Pacific coast insurance compact. Mr. Charles Fortmiller and wife, j of Fast Portland, who have been j visiting relatives in this citv, left i Two Ken Croglit in the Residence cf J. B. Coiueiy. Late Thursday evening Adriene Comely went down to the residence of his father J. B. Comely on Water street, there being no one at home. On entering he was sur prised to find the front door open. After remaining a few minutes he started to go away, and was fasten ing the door, when a man who was inside attempted to pass him and escape. He seized the fellow by the arm and the latter drew a pistol and fired twice, the ball passing through Mr. Comedy's sleeve. Another man then ap peared from around the coiner of the house and both tied. Mr. Comely says he thinks he would recognize the man who shot at him, but they have probably left the cit3' as they were not seen again. ALBANY REAL ESTATE. Desirable Lots m Hackleman's Third Addition. Teachers' Examination: Notice is hereby gnen that SOW IS THE TIMK T IX VEST. j The Waterloo Springs. the I For solid regular public quarterly examina- loo, which is new the most norml.-.r ort. Fine locality, rishino- lnot- . money he is Passengers Arrived. The following list of passengers arrived at Yaquina on the last trip of the Wiliamettee Valley, and reached this city yesterday. Mrs. Orton, G. Taylor, Mrs. Turner, W. Riggs, J. Kingston, W. W. Egle ton and wife, W. H. Egleton, James Eg!-tn, Misa Kirk, Miss Miles, Miss Casper, Miss Scriber Mrs. E. W, Langdon, J. Mathews Miss M. Brvant, E. B. Piper, J. W. Wilson, J. P. Vearsch, A. C. McKairn, James Collins, E. W. Ferguson, F. A. Baldwin, D. W. Shand, C. Westlake, H. C. Lapp, Mr. Sladden, J. Powers, Howard Franklvn, F. Dinale and wife, C. H. Watson, R. Y.'Cole. Chin Sam, John Purdv. C. Harrington, L. J. Clautz, I. C. Murphy, T. Miller, J. Cauley, Wm. Hughes, James baker, 31. Cornant, E. Cunning ham, August Winter, John Sliaug han, Ed. Jones, Ianiel Jones, John Flannigan, John Maith John Heran W. Summerville, Albert Parish, J. W. Lenox, Julius Weis, M. Nalev, 2sT. J. Olsen, John Stone, T. T. Hanley, W. C. Ridge, R. J. Beil, Andrew Claak, Jos. Bently, P. Kavana, Geo. Daven port, Thomas Gallager, Pat Fitz gerald, Dan Murphy, M. O. Moss, Wm. Weldner, Jas. Murphy, Jas. Fenton, Jas. Branagan, Frank Kd wards, Frank Whittier, John Wag ner, Thomas King, Henrv Miller, H. Rend, S. Nutson, A. Canavan, J. Eagers, James Wilson, Charles S. Hanworth, P. M. Ulmer, Frank Gregory. Now that Albany is the center of extensive railroad building and fast adding to the many enterprises becoming the chief business city of the Wiliamette Valley, the shrewd man with an eye on the main chance, will invest in real estate in this city. Many are daily doing so, and the land bought invariably ad- vaHces in price and makes for the purchaser while asleep. One of the most desirable loca tions to purchase lots, which are vet offered at very low figures, is in Hackleman s Third Addition to Albany, recently laid out, and in the hands of Messrs. Curran & Monteith for sale. These' lots lie adjoining a very desirable portion of the city, and new residences and impro.-ements are daily being made in that locality. Some of the choicest lots in this addition are now offered for sale at prices with in the reach of those of limited means. A home can be procured here for what would be paid for rents in a short time, while the purchaser reaps the benefit of the advance in the property. Hackleman's third "addition is located in one of the most pictur esque portions of the city, and is very desirable for residences. Many Many men are investing these lots, thereby securing the best bargains in choice citv property ever olfered in the Willamette Valley. This firm also have a large list of country and city property for sale in quantities to" suit the pur chaser. Thev are a live real estate firm, and, having the largest quantity of lands for sale, are prepared to offer the biggest bargains and best inducements to those desiring to purchase any kind of real estate. Hon ol learners lor .Linn county will be held in Albany, at the Court house commencing at noon on Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1SSS. All teachers desiring examina tion will please be present at the beginning. L. M. Ctrl, County Superintendent. re nig and bathing, and enlfm.li.l a... co:ninodations at J. A. Gross', whose prices are reasonable. Horses fed at the lowest possible rates. Campers can get supplies at Mr. Gross' store. Mr. Gross will meet the i o'clock Lebanon train on Mondays and Saturdays. The Oregon Pacific. All kinds of rumors are afloat in neighboring towns now concerning me ureson I'acitn- Th iatp.t. i ! a dispatch from Spokane Falls to the Portland 2v"ews. It says: "Private information received "to day from Boise City, Idaho, savs that the Chicago & Northwestern road is extending its line to con nect with the Oregon Pacific at Boise City. This line will then be extended north through the Palouse Valley and Spokane to the Canadian boundary. The Ca nadian Pacific is negotiating with the Spokane & Northern, a local company, to build a line from Xen Sehaoner. The new steam schooner now being built at Oneatta by Messrs. Schrader and Loll, is progressing rapidly. The gentlemen have from fifteen to twenty carpenters em ployed upon her, and are hurrying her construction forward as fast as the nature of the work will admit. J. F. Hanrahan, an experienced ship carpenter, is the builder, and he is sparing no pains to make it staunch and safe. The dimensions of the vessel are as follows: Length, 84 feet; breadth of beam, 20 feet; depth of hold, 7 feet, 0 inches. She will be rigged with sails and also with steam. It is expected that she will be ready for her trial trip about October" 1st. Mr. Schrader, one of the proprie tors, ueparteu on r nuay morning for San Francisco to order the machinery. BRIEF m:vn. French keeps railroad time, s.soaof -j, jk juP b JOjsa.vv.tji xig Fly nuts :it Thompson & Overmans- Harness of all stylus at Thompson A Overmans. No is the time to oil your harness and Thompson ifc Overman have .splendid oil. I Go and see the new silverware at Will & Stark's. Curry combs .v. brushes at Thomp son & Overmans. Low prices and rood work at Thompson & Overmans. Thompson iV. Overman the leading harness dealers. A new invoice of British triiuminys at Head's. Fine old cherry bounce at M. Baum gart's. Ice cream every day at Frances Pfeiffers. A clean tov.el for every customer at Viereck's, Boots and shoes at cost at Brownell & Stauard's. Odds and ends nearly rone. Mon eith it Seitenbach Accident insurance at the lowest rates by Burkart A: Keeney. A tine line of new silverware just opened at Will A: Stark's. Leave your orders at Brownell it Stanard' for choice berries. A lull line of ladies slippers at cost. No broken sizes to-day, at Monteith & Seitenbael.'s. Get a Seth Thomas watch of F. .f French, and you will always know the exact time of day. The largest and most elegant line of silverware and jewelry ever shown in Albany has just been opened at Will & Sink's. We handlo three kinds of fruit jars and you will do well to see us before placing your orders. Bkowxell it Staxard. If you want us to call at vour house to take orders, please leave word at our store. Brownell & Stanard. ' A tine assortment of heavily plated k fives, forks and spomis at F M. French's, "The Corner Jewel ij- Store." For your tine imported and Ke West cigars, ro to M. Kaumirart cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug store. THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, COKVALl.IS, OREGON'. Term 'oiumences ! (Member O- on Wednesday, 1. I sss. FACULTY. A full corps of experienced Teaeliei!-. 'You will never niis.s tlielwater 'Till the well runs dry." If you want a well dug call on E. B David son. lie does prompt work at a reasonable price. Orders can be left at this office, Professors and CoiT.SK OF STUDY Arranged expressly to meet thedemands anrt needs of the farming interests ef the state. PKEPAKATOKY DEPARTMENT For students over 15 years of a-xe who desire to enter the Coileire, but are iiot prepared to enter Coliesre classes by examination. MILITARY TRAINING To the extent required by law. BUILDINGS Larife, Commodious and Well Ventilated. LOCATION". In a cultivated and Christian community ,and one of the healthiest in tin state. EXPERIMENTAL STATION. Cireulais containing matter fuil of interest to farmers, will be rejiularlj issued and copies miiled to each patron of the College. EXPENSES Reduced to lowest figures. Two or more free scholarships irom every county. Consult your County Superintendent. We onnYently appeal to the farmers and Grainrts of Oregon to patronize the only! school established lv Oregon for the pro- motion 01 ner agricultural interests. Fcr catalogue or other information, address K. L. AK.OLI, President, orvaliis, Oregon. Great English fiemefly. Murray's Specific Trade Mark. Before Taking. pokane to the boundary, so as to tap Eastern Washington." It is safe to say, however, that neither the Oregon Pacitic nor the Chicago & Northwestern will ever go to Spokane Falls. A choice lot of uncanvassed eastern hams at Wallace iV Tliomuson's. Dr. J. V. Gall', physician geon, Shedd Oregon. and Sur- Al AT.-Pnll,- The Klver steamers. the engineer of the amer Win. -U. Hoag, the O. )oat, is just now Dusy over- nery ira- 1 torv lor tiie winters run. The boiler and engines of the N. !s. !..! 1.. . , -.1 i.enitev nave een covereu witn a a :a vni i- oi.t . . f... Ir,,. prep:m tion of abestos and ' ' L..T..l"r' . ooarueu over, anu n neips to keep tin? upper deck cooler and save fuel when in use. The asbe.-tos is a non-conductor of heat and is imperishable by fire. yesterday for their home. , st The Oreo-fin Pacific is nnw run. i A. ning daily freight trains and daily I l,au,in- the steamer's maciiir construction trains to the front on 1 and guiding a new wheel prep; the 'eastward extension. Miss Leta Winn, of Albany, is visiting in the city, a sruest at the residence of A. E. Williams, her uncle. Lebanon Express. -Mrs. V. B. Winn purchased yes terday of George Young the house and lot on the corner of Baker and Fourth streets, paving for the same iG00. The bu'.k of the harvesting in Linn county will be finished this week. With good crops and ad vancing prices farmers are in good spirits. The Santiam academy at Leba non will be reopened on Kept. 24 by Prof. J. L. Gilbert. Miss Hela Gilbert will remain at the head of the music department. The work of constructing the proposed telegraph line between i this city and Lebanon has been commenced, the poles being all distributed along the line. Edwin Bailey, who has been for many years assistant keeper of Foulweather light house, lias re cently been promoted to keeper at Point Wilson, on Puget Sound. The W. C. T. U. will serve dinner all day on Monday, circus day, charging 25 cents. Ice cream will also be served, and charged for extra. Tlntlall s uBilin Critical. Mr. Zumwalt, a well-known and reliable citizen of Perrydale, Polk county, reports that. Layton Tin dall, the man assaulted "bv Wm. j Davis two weeks ago, is steadily j growing worse, and his recovery oni'tr.nclt. i'.i.a.) 1 I friends. At times he will rouse up auu iaiK rationally lor a while, and then sink back into a wimataso state from which it is impossible j to rouse him. It is feared that i even if he does recover he Aill not h ive his right mine, as his brain ami nervous system is seriously affected. Davis' friends still re port that his injuries are not at all serious; but their statements are to be taken with a grain of allow ance, while the report of Mr. Zum- wau, wno is a uisinteresteu party, Smoke Estrella Grand Excursion M -VIA- ! Northern Paoiflc Raiiroafl i'airwealber shot. In the Conconnully mining dis trict, Idaho, a few days since II. W. Fairweater, of Sprague, was shot. Farther particulars of the shooting were not learned, hut it is said that a quarrel occurred be tween some men in regard to a claim, and that Mr. Fairweather, in attempting to separate the com batants was shot in the shoulder. Mr. Fairweather was formerly superintendent of the Oregon Pa cific railroad and is we.ll known here. The M linker Warehouse. Geo. Simpson, who returned yesterday from Munkers states that the warehouse at that place will be filled to its utmost capacity with wheat this year. Owing to the failure of the Narrow Gauge rail road to build their proposed switch to Scio much of the wheat about that place will be hauled to j Munkers Railroad Laborers from California. Fifty white laborers arrived in this city yesterday from California via Yatjuina ami went at once to the front to work on the Oregon Pacific railroad. About 100 China men also came on the last trip of the Willamette Valley to engage in this work, and other w hite la borers from San Francisco will arrive on the next trip of the steamer. The scarcity of men, occasioned by the busy harvesting season, is what brings men from California to engage in this raij road work. Mr. himpson expects to II. Diercks will oien his new i receive at the warehouse 70,000 and will be prepared to serve meals all day. Remember the place, in the Saltmarsh building, First street. Now that work is to be resumed on the O. P. railroad the future lor Albany is very bright. Call on Curran it Monteith and secure a lot in Hackleman's -l aioition. Prices range from $100 to $2o0. Termseasy. Crawford & Littler, the pho tographers, are now making some cf the finest, and cheapest life sized portraits ever ottered to the public. They are bromidograph crayon work, and cost about one fourth as much as the old style portraits, while they have a much tiner effect. bushels. ew Tug. It is stated that the Oregon De velopment Company is about to contract with .1. F. Hanrahan for the building of another new tug, in which the machinery now in the old Favorite will be used. This will give the company two first-class tugs at Yaquina. Salmon i'labing. The run of salmon has not yet fairly commenced, though consid erable numbers have been taken and the canneries have been in operation a portion of the time. It is expected that during the ap proaching dark nights large hauls will be made. Newport News. TO- CoLUMBUS, A guaranteed cure for all nervous diseases, such as Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Hysteria, Headache Pain in the Back, Nervous Prostration, Wakefulness, Leucorrhoea, Universal Lassi tude. Seminal Weakness. Im- 'it'i'iey and general loss if power o h Generati e Orirain in either sex caused by indiscre ion or over-exertion, and which ul timately le:nl to Premature Trade Mark. Old Axe, Insanity and Con sumption, sl. CO a box or six boxes forS.xOO. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. We Guarantee (i Iloves to cure an v case, Kor eerv S.'i.OO order received we sumL siv boxes, with a writtenft-,TLl guarantee to refund themnnev if ourSpecific does not effect a cure. Address all commu nications to the Sole Manufacturers, The Murray Medicine Co., Kansas,' Citv, Mo. iaf'Sold in Albany by I'oshay rosliay A Mayt sol agents Hoarding 4'oiint.v Poor. XTOTICE IS HEKEBV GIVEN' THAT AT JL" the next regular term of the county commissioners court of Linn county, Oregon, to be held at the court house in the citv of Albany, on Wednesday, the 5th day of Sep tember, 1SSS. Staled bids will be received for boarding, lodging and washing for the county poor for the ensuing year. "All bids must be filed with the clerk on or before 1 o'clock . m., o! the above mentioned day. The court reserves the right to reject au and all bids. I'one b order of the court this flth dav of Auguxt, ISSS. E. E. MONTAGUE," County Clerk. OhIo,! i B way of St, Paul and Chicauo. to attend the -J-Jiid National Kncampmeiu of G. A. R. I which meets in that city Si.pt. 12th. Every body can take advantage oi this excursion race alio visit their ..d homes in the Ea.st, j You d noi have to be a O. A . R. to join th: cAi-uismn i ue .crtnerii IV.-itic iLailroad will make a rate of $80.00 From all rf"-ts in O-i-ou nl Washington Territory to Co!-.i;i,i.n.-, Ohio :ind return. TickcH on sale i-pt :S.d, !to ami 5th. Good to return to O. t. , ",1st. This is the route se lected by the Department of California, Ore gon and Washington Territory. A special train will leave Portland on the evening of Sept. 4th, running through to Columbus. Pullman Sleeping drs and Tourist Sleeping Cars attached to all trains Berth free in latter ears. For reservations in sainc, ad dress A. D. CHARLTON, Aes't Gen. Pass. Agl.Northern Pacific R.R. 2d Washington St., Portland, Oregon I BOOTS -AND- SHOES Oregon State Fair! ,.T'1E. Annual state fair w ill be " held on the" fair grounds near Salem, commencing onthe IT OF SEPTEMBER And continuing one .-e-k. Cash to the amount of premiums $15,000 . Will be awarded for.. K.t-aped linhurl. Last Monday Mr. W. C. Peter son drove over to Albany in a road . Special Wrill. cart. On his return home, as he Members of Albany Engine Co. was driving slowly along, whis-i No. I are requested to meeTatthfii- tling a plaintive tune, his horse ! hall this (Saturday) evening at 7 :3 I became offended at something and ! o'clock for the purpose of'testin" commenced kicking, and did not i the new steamer. A full attend" j stop until there was ro dash boaid ! auce is requested. By order of' left to kick. Walt turned a back I Jos. Webber, Chief Engineer." I souiersjatiti out oi tne cart ana es-: raped unhurt. Lebanon Express.! Hip Mhooi iv Reopen At Actual Cost -AT BrowncllS StaTs. Corns Early and Gst Sizes.- Will sell until all are closed out. Agricultural, mechanical and stock exhib its, works of art and fancy work and for tri als of speed. The premiums offered have been increased in many cases.and new clases have been add ed. No cntrv fee charged in divisions J, K. LandO. - magnificent field of horses entered, and ! there wiil be splendid contests of runnuigand trotting each day. i The different transportation companies will make liberal reduction? in fares and freights. ! Special attention is called to the premiums ! offered for county exhibits of graina, grasses Two tirst class Inouire at Oeo. drii ' store also any one pianos f -r rent. L. lUackman's wishiag to buy or rent a secoint hand organ will do well to caii at his t-.rc, 11a keaDS constantly bund a cplete PtocK i .v-:uis. He Ivts jief; popular i'tr'iiwen.ts wiiliit tiie past tv,o weetis. aki or THivks. The undersigned desire to re turn their sincere thanks to friends and neighbors lor kind and con siderate attention during the sick ness ami burial of Eugene II. -Mc-1'onald, son of Joseph and Ella Mclnalu. J'i;s. K. S.i1.t.m.us:i.. Joseph McI oxai., Ella McDosai d. and fruits. studies will be resumed at the' f'-"tnes will be received iii the secretary's academy of our Ladies of Pen-et- i Vf!l,;,! ln1'Sa,,!l- iwinmng six days before the ,. i i, ... , ui x crpet far.-, and on the fair grounds from Fndav .ie- uai lleip H t'dnesduy, August L'!. fore the fair. Persons desiring to exhibit in 'Ihe Sisters whit.st thaaklli"- the ""'visions J, K, O, Pand y are reueste! to LTOod Ot'Olile uf iiiiTii-' tM ... .f ""ike 'heir entries on FriJay and Saturday r... I, . i -lban' 101 ' before the fair, if possible, All entries close iivui nijni.it iiieir oatr(Hi:i:'(' t.n- ' oo M,.,,!,- hi. r ;7rh itT-'dn m nie ensuing scnoiastn; year. The Benton Leader sav- I new 1 acxard lamett so; seen of ; i-t that the railroad company and the (.ire gon 1 'evelopJiu'iif company have - - - - - ! paid tJseir taxes amounting to $1 4- -' The foliowing are the proposed ' .-,00. The oiikvrs tiave pai.j .some K) more. ' i ndav, September i":h, at " -PRICES OF ADMISSION- OREGON RAILWAY and XAYIGATIOS COMPANY Columbia River Route Trains for the East leave Portlandit 10 A. M and 2 r. M. daily. T'TOK'TnQ to a'"1 from Principal X JLvyrvrii J. O points in United States, Canada and Europe. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS5 Emigrant flSleeping Cars Run Throngh on Express Trains OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and 8T. PAUL Free of Ithnrgc ami Without Change. Close Connections at Portland for San Fran cisco and Puget Sound points. mm Until the 15th of July, the usual time tor offering reductions in Summer Goods,we have decided to offer NOW, at COST Our entire tock of light goods and wash tabrics, consisting of ginghams, chanibrays, lawns, batiste, cnambrav-ginghaLas Swisses, mulls, fatines, embroi dered suits, gingams,duster linen,foulards,nainsooks jaquenets, percales,on and white goods. Also eleven dozen Indialin CO RS ETS sailing oates ot the steamship Wi!- ;ii :ey ii i.-cr: ; 1st. l::fn . i'tiua, Sept. TU .-if for the iuonhi oi . r, an Fra: i.is i. ! n.i -2'A: : from Y.t : in:,:. It.!;:. i T: . new thuvh at j ::ext :-u:k1j r uiii l e dedii.-ati-d 1'ishvp (iaiiowav. '.'ou;Dii t;cJ:t for Mien (six das 5 "ci !n ;i ticket for v.i.meii ( si x days) 1 Ia;. Ticket for moi I' .y ticket for women Tickets to liiK srraad sui:l at race track f or males over 1'J vcars Ijx'.te to ;. LTii:.! .-.A"d free. Tno-! lcslrits t- i-urthase booths will aij- ;iy tj the je-w-r.iry. j j""Svii ta the "secretary at S.rieia for i i.rMi.inm !. J. T. GREGG. ! teeretary 50 oo .- I 2."i I For further particulars iniptire of Curaan & Monttith, First Street, Albany, Ureou.) A. L. MAXWELL, i. P- A T. A. W. II. UOMUMK, icncral nanascr. 4TR.ats bjave tiie o. K. X. Co.'s wharf, at the fo'.t f Ilrnadalliin street, on Tuesday and Friday of each weei. C. G. KAW1.INGS, hiic-al Ajeut. I DAVIS BROS- AND CO. PBALERS IN GKNF.R ALTjIKRCHANDlSE.l SUEDD, LIXXCo., 0REG0X j Usually sum of sold for from $1 to $2, for the noniin FIFTY" CZE2STTS- MONTEITH & SEITENBAGH. H Or O SEE! LE.BLAW NEW STOCK OF CLOT is