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THE MOTCLSTG HERALD: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18. 18S8 O. A C. K. K. TIME TABLE. NORTHBOUND. eparts! rrives. Ca)a. u.)r. I ii;45 auij , juaaiii, I'urti'd 10 lyam Kocm: tx 111:15 a!i)ni::jraiii; ' 3-irpm j-'ieii'ht I ! 7:Vkml " 945pm SOUTH BOUND. (Arrives: Departs; Arrives (Jala c.p AshlaiidaOOjin li.eilt: 4l'l 111 'Cujrene O.OOpm :JIi!i 12 4 1111 l.:iOni Nn Krehtfu ruvcitvd ir suutii uiter li a. m. of the day. kLElIAXOX BRANCH. Fii Al'ia'y Departs Arrives. Noll 112.50 p in Lebanon .'it 1,3 Cp m No 1:1 1 Spin F'111 Lch'n. 1 Ni 12. '5.00 p m Albany at 2.(10 p 111 ' ,.45 a !.15 . OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs i ll.15anill.0 l p m i 5. 25pm it;. 50 a 111 Passenger. .. . Freight joru,s AKOIT TOW. "Widow O'Brien" Saturday evening. Mrs. Mendenhall, of Portland, is visiting in this city. Burkhart & Royce, job printer Over the First National bank, Al bany Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne, of Eu gene, are visiting their neice, Mrs. J. W. Blain, in this city. Slaughtering reduction in puces of all kinds of corsets for two weeks only at 1 Cohen's. A complete assortment of drugs and a choice assortment of home made cigars at Guiss & .Son's drug iftore. Mr. J. K. Mount, a well-know young man in Linn county, is lying very ill in Salem with the typhoid fever. Rev. John Small, of Marion county, will p-each at the Congre gational church in this city on Sunday. An excursion will be given from Lorvalns on Saturday to accom modate those desiring to visit 'Widow O'Brien." Miss McLin, recently of Portland, is now prepared to do dressmaking in connection with Ida M. Brush's millinery store, in Strahan's new brick. E. W. Langdon arrived in this city yesterday from San Leandro, Cal. He has sold his drug busi ness there and will probably re move to Spokane Falls. A new barrel of fine mixed pickles just opened at F. L. Ken ton s. J. hey will be sold in quan tities t J suit the purchaser at the rate of 50 cents per gallon. During the remainder of this week every person purchasing one pound of tea at F. L. Kentons, at the regular price will be presented with one pound of mixed candy iee of charge. Don't fail to call at the Willam ette Packing (Jo'.s store and buy some of their fine fresh cream can flies, of which they have just re ceived a large assortment. Also (fakes of all kinds. ! Messrs. Burkhart & Keeney sold yesterday to J. B. Thompson. 120 ijcres of land belonging to Win. dimming. The place is known as the Cowan farm, and is situated five miles southeast of Albany. The price paid for the same was $4, I'OO. The Daily IIkrald, which will contain full telegraphic returr s, will be delivered by carrier from now until Jan. 1, iSSD, for $3 , or will be mailed to subscribers through the postotfice for To cents. Subscribe now and get the election news. Cumin & Monteith removed their real estate otfiee into their elegant new quarters in Pearce's iriek yesterday. This completes the occupancy of the new brick block built by Messr-. Strahan & Pearce on the site of the buildings burned last winter. The Oregon Land Co. has for bile choice fruit lands 22 nrlcs from Albany, which will be sold in 10 or 20 acre lots. This land has been selected with special reference for fruit growing. Call at the office and procure one of those lots before thev are all sold. The Calapoitia Mines. A Brownsville correspondent of Oregonian writes concerning the the Luckv Bov mine: Messis. Dyson, Standish & Moore intend to start for their claim the middle of this week, and are going to cut a trail up Quartz creek to their mice, and put in surplies so as to work their main tunnel this winter. The low tunnel is in now 120 feet and is about ninety feet deep be low the croppings of the ledge, and as the casing has been struck th.'y look for the lead soon, but. thtj rojk is so hard that only six inches jjer day of twenty-four hours, with (six men can be made, and the pro gress is very how. Several seams f of quartz have been found showing 1 free gold in abundance and lots of i water is coming in at the lace of the tunnel, and all these things are very favorable to expect a rich ledge not far away. Sowing Fall lirain. The rains that have fallen in the Willamette valley of late have ren dered seeding operations not only ' possible but really in the finest i condition possible, and the sowing ' of fall grain upon the fallowed land has been pushed forward with commendable energy and rapidity. If the weather continues fine this N week will probably see nearly the entire acreage in, and the prospects 'of a crop next year as fine as ever ! dawned upon the valley. With prices and crops good prosperity ; and peace reign. fc'tttT'lT tOlKT. The Docket for the October Term Which Convenes Monday Nest. Following is the docket for the circuit court, which convenes in this city on next Monday, Oct. 22: Assignment of Thos. Monteith oc Son. II. A. Ilolman vs. Tempa Hunt et al. ; partition. P. J. Porter et al. vs. J. C. Elder et al. ; partition. J. P. schooling vs. T. S. Thomp son ; injunction. --iosigiiiiient-of W. E. Price. Geo. S. Fletcher vs. J. S. Cochran and J. S. Beebe; to re cover money. J. P. M-hooling vs. W. 11. Mc Daniel ; to settle partnership. J. A. Ford vs. Shane & Lonsway ; to recover money. Assignment oi Shane it Lonsway. Assignmentof Johnson tiShelton. Mrs. M.J. Queener vs. Vaughn iv Weddle; to recover money. T. B. Wait vs. Chas. Schaefer et al. ; equity to set aside deed. O. 1. It". K. Co. vs. G. W. Hunt ; damaties. T. E. Hogg vs. Thos. Monteith ; ejectment. Assignment of Hav & Ashbv. T. E. Ilerren vs.D". 11. Halstead; foreclosure of chattel mortgage. O. M. Rose vs. Jonas Davis; foreclosure mechanic's lien. T. J. Montgomery vi. Nelson Bennelt. To recover money; at tachment. Win. Baker vs. Nelsou Bennett. To recover money; attachment. Delia Fields vs. W. II. Fields; divorce. John W. Gear' vs. Nancy J. Sippy and Martha A. Porter; fore closure. Martha Houston vs. Josie Tim merman. To recover money; at tachment. O. F. Barton vs. Nelson Bennett ; damages. O. F. Barton vs. Nelson Bennett ; to recover money. J. H. Burkhart vs. Abigail Baker; partition. J. H. Lame vs. Wm. Bassett et al. ; foreclosure. Geo. W. Belt vs. Linn county ; to recover money. Capital Ins. Co. vs. Thompson, Mickle & Co. To recover money; attachment. Jas. Mcliargue vs. J. II. Wigle; damages. . Oregon vs. Frank Mack; bur glary. Amy Daniels vs. J, W. Daniels ; diyorce. Elizabeth Quinn Va. Patrick Quinn ; divorce. Louise B. Cochrane vs. Wm. Cochrane; divorce. Senders & Sternberg vs. R. E. Houston. To recover money; at tachment. Baker & Hamilton vs. A. Kreis sell. To recover money ; attach ment. Nancy A. Busch vs. S. D. Busch ; divorce. J. DLewis vs. J. B. Thompson; damages. A. Pipher vs. E. A. Hester et al. To recover money; attachment. A. Pipher vs.E. A. Hester,et al. ; forclosure. A. Pipher vs. A. O. Smith et al. ; forclosure. W. S. Wallace vs. Win, damages. Sherer ; E. La Ida M. LaFrancis Francis ; divorce. J. J. Whitney vs. Blackburn ; contest. Thomas Jeiierson vs. D. R. K. IS". vs. II. Snodgrass ; to recover money. Thomas Jefferson vs.G. S. Mont gomery. To recovery money; at tachment. Elizabeth Bilyeu vs. Peter Bil yeu ; jivorce. M.Alexander vs. J. J. Dorris; to recover money. John S. Morgan vs. Chas. Bush et al. ; forclosure. G. W. Luper vs. Southern Pa cific R. R. Co. ; damages. J. F. Backensto vs. I. F. Conn; accounting and settlement. T. J. Black vs. P. W. Quinn. To recover money ; attachment. Cedar Mill Co. vs. C. J. Dillon; for fulfillment of contract and dam ages. J. B. Cornett vs. John Wickizer. To recover money ; attachment. Wm. McLeod vs. W. O. Tycer; for specific performance of con tract. J. W. Cusick vs. A. A. Kees; foreclosure. Silas A. Adams vs. R. II. Ruth erford et al. ; forclosure. J. F. Miller vs. J. P. Schooling and M. Schooling, money ; attachment. J. M. Long vs. G. To recover F. Long ; di- voice. Assignment of Albertina Krie- sel.' G. II. Liggett vs. E. C. McClain ; foreclosure. 11. F. Merrill vs. J. D. Parsons. To recover money ; attachment. Frank Bros, and T. L. Dugger vs. J. F. Whiting; foreclosure mr chanic's lien. Wm. Simpson vs. I. N. Wood recover money. Lucy 31. Russell vs. A. S. Bas sett et al. ; foreclosure. E. A. McAlister vs. City of Al bany; dunatres. Geo. J. Braner vs. Gentry & Rutherford. To recover money ; uttachment. O. T. Porter vs. Matilda Porter ; divorce. American Mortgage Co. vs. W. B. Gilson ; confirmation. IM'inocralic Spruking. (ieo. E. Chamberlain of this city wPl stump Linn county on behalf ! ot the tieinocratic partv, beirummz j on triday, No-. 1. at Lel'aron an finiing at liaise, on Monday, Is'o . ". L. II. A' on .u ye will also : Rpeak ut'the unl' rtut town of Linn co nty, ar d it is farther an nounced hvt T J t tes will take I ihe stump for his p ;rty. I frtsii ixiuci. I At the Willamette Tacking Com i pany's store, (.K pails of apple, "um, louia.x iiii'.i pear uut.tr, 50 cents per pail. yieii.'k'-Ji'atha. widow h:iuk.. It Will Be Here Saturday-Sjnocsh cf. fccener and Incidents. Act 1. Scene, the home of! Widow O'Pften, Madison Square, j of the Masonic "order of Oregon, New York City. Mrs. O'Brien, a i paid the lodges of this city an oifi widow and mother of two j rial visit last night. His visit was daughters. Dura McAllister, j made the occasion of asupper given a daughter by her first husband, ; at the St. Charles hotel, which was Peter McAllis'ter.and Nora OT.rien, participated in by the masons and a daughter bv her second husband, j th .'ir families and a few invited . . . ..... i-iiii. r - Dennis J linen, w , no is Kiuea oy ; an accident. Mrs. O'Brien sues i After the regular business meet the railroad company and receives in r of St. John and Corinthian $75,001) damages. The Count Men-j lodges, at w hich Grand Master naggio appears upon ine scene, a the music teacher ot the i wo sisters, lie l.;inis that the widow is worth $7o,-lM, and lays siege to her heart. The widow, beins sus ceptible to flattery, soon falls in love with him. Ju.-t at this mo ment Captain Cranberry of the Steamer Bristol, plying between New York and Fall River, puts in an appearance, accompanied by his son Thomas, who is very much in love with Nora, but is too bashful to propose for her hand. The old captain is determined that Thomas shall marry Dora, who is in love with Richard Sparks. Dora and Richard elope, ami board the steamer Bristol for Newport. The widow, Nora and the count follow them on board, and while search ing for them the boat starts, and they are compelled to take t he journey, much against their will. Act II. Scene on board the steamer Bristol. During this act a concert is given by the passengers for the benefit of the Irish Land League. Grand musical olio, introducing the entire company, in the latest songs, dances and topical hits. Also Mr. Rochester's funny bur lesque, entitled: "111 Treated 11 Irovatore." Act III. Salon of the steamer "Bristol." Night on the sound. The poor, sea-sick widow. The count finds a child in one of the state-rooms, ami makes the widow believe that the child belongs to Nora. He is about to ttirow it overboard, but is prevented by Jerry Thompson, the steward, who discovers that it is his own child. The count is accused of his perfidy antl proes to be a certain John Wattles, ami no count at all. The captain gives his consent to the marriage of his son to Nora, the widow gives her consent to the union of Richard Sparks and Dora, and all are consequently happy. IMreclious lor Making 4.ol (elicr. Use no old grounds. Have your coffee ground fine and thus secure the full strength of the same. For each person use one tablespoonful of coffee and put in one tablespoon ful extra. First place this in the coifee pot, then pour on boiling water and allow it to stand five minutes before serving. In serving same it is well to use a small strainer. The best coffee to use is Chase & Sanborn's Standard Mocha and Java or Schilling et Co's fancy Java, both for sale at F. L. Kenton's. He keeps a good assortment of roast cottee, also a good assortment of fine tea, to which he invites the attention of the public. What It Brqiiirrs. To run a session of the legisla ture of Oregon it requires 144 knives, 120 waste paper baskets, 252 ink and pencil erasers, 4:2u steel pens, 48 inkstands, ISO ivory 'olders, V.i2 mucilage cups, 2:it)4 lead pencils and 24 gallons of ink, to say nothing of the 100 or more ladv clerks and 00 legislators. New Schooner. The Corvallis Times says that the steam schooner beir.g built at Yaquina City for Paul Schwader is almost completed and we learn will be launched next Friday. She is a trim built little vessel with a carrying capacity of about 14'.) tons and will do gc jd service over at the bay. Her twin sister being built for W. T. Kadir, is not so far advanced but the force now at i work cn .Sch wader's boat will soon j complete the other schooner. Chinese Phea-a jIs Mauled. Messrs. Wills Bros, of this city, have received an order for a num ber of Chinese pheasants for breeding purposes from the citizens of Marshtield Oregon, and they will pay 75 cents each for all" the Chinese pheasants delivered t them alive, and in good condition until their order is filled. There i no law against capturing or keep ing these birds for breeding pur poses, and the boys can trap them and brings them in without fear of arrest. Mai; Kaisinu. A Harrison flag raising is to oc cur at Tangent to-day. T. W. Ry an, an enthusiastic republican, has -'ised a huge pole, and will orna m nt it with a handsome protection em .lem, the stars and stripes, which he obtained from Portland. A number of republicans wili as sist in the flag raising. Sew ('anal lo Be Cut. Thi water canal on Broadalbin street in to be disused, and the Blodg ;tt flouring mills will instead i e supplied by a new canal which will be cut from the branch at the foot of Lyon Street down Water street on the river front. This will give a greater volume of water for the mills on the lower end of the canal. Window shades. I have received a new line in s.aple and fancy colors and will in j t:ie future carry a much laiger as I s jrtment than formerly and sell i them cheaper. Samuel E. Young. Ml the in rv at st I. novi-lties Brush's. in mil A cean tov.tl for every customer creek's. Pillow sli:u:i l(,:d th.n out at Drink's. -ts, the nc:iti6t THE M tsO; The Visit of Grand Master Mayers and the Sapper Last flight. Mr. Jacob Maver. scrand master mends. .uayer was present and oitu-iaily a .dressed the members, they ad journed and joined their families and invited guests at the hotel, where an elegant supper was served to about 100 people. The tables were beautifully spread and the affair was a brilliant social success, as well as a most pleasant gathering of Masonic biethren. Ex-Governor Chad wick antl Chas. Hughes, of Josephine coun ty, were present and participated in the proceedings. The address of Grand Master Mayer to the lodges was read after supper and was followed by shor speeches by s veral prominent citi :ens of this citv. ILLEGAL WHISKY' YEMHXi. Gea. Mahley Arrested for Selling Liquor Without License Deputy Sheriff Vanny Smith brought to this city yesterday Geo. Mahley, whom he had arrested lor selling whisky without proper license at Rock Creek on the Jine of the Oregon Pacific railroad. Mahley was running a saloon for Ad. Harmon, and by evading the license law, it is said, was doing a thriving business among the rail road men. His trial will occur before Justice Humphrey to-day. National Surgical (Institute. Two or more surgeons represent ing this institute will be at the Revere House, Albany Nov. (1th, or at the St. Charles hotel Lebanon Nov. 7th, 1SS8. They come fully prepared with all the apparatus necessary for the successful treat ment of their specialties, curvature of the spine, disease of the hip and knee joint, crooked limbs, club feet and all bodily deformities. Their success in treating these troubles as well as all chronic and sexual ' diseases has made for the institute a national reputation. Upon ap plication, references will be fur nished from patients in all parts of the United States. All persons who are suffering from any of these complaints, should not fail to take advantage of this oppoitunity for relief. A Waruiug. The modes of death's approach are arious, and statistics 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 vast cumbers of Tabeicle (terms into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at lirst 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 consumption and to the head, causing catarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if allowed to proceed w ill in time cause deatii. 4t 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 bottleof Boschee's Herman Syruo. It will give i ou im mediate relief. Grangers Attention. Grand Prairie Grange, No. 10. P. of II. requests all members to Vie present at its next regular meeting Oct. 27, at one o'clock r. m. as there is to be some very important business transacted at that time, and a fu'.l attendance is desired. Members of other granges are cordially invited to attend. Secretary. f.ivcu Away. W. F. Read proposes to give away :t line srold watch with lus irokl anil 'ilver prize shirt, the vcrv best tittintr tnd best made white shirt in the market. The price is as low or lower than any equally as good shirt in the market. Guard Against Tlie Strike, And alwavs have a tottle of Acker's English Remedy in the house. Vou cannot tell how soon Croup may strike your lit tie one, or a cold or cough j may fasten itself upon you. One dose is a preventive and a few doses a positive cure. All Throat and Lung troubles yield to its treatment. The Remedy guaranteed by Foshay tfr Mason. llappiiiesM and Contentment, Cannot go hanc" in hand if we look on the dark side ot every little obstacle. Nothing will so darken lite and make it a burden as Dyspepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure the worst form of Dyspepsia, Constipa tion and Iudigestion, and make life a happiness and pleasure. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by Fushav & Mason. New shoe shop. Mr. P. J. Laporte, recently with Krausse & Klein, has opened a boot and shoe shop in the Salt- marsh block, and is prepared to make to order boots and shoes for men and ladies, and do repairing in a first-class manner. Prices reasonable. People Everywhere Confirm our statement when we say that Acker's Endish Remedy is in eveiv way superior to any and all other preparations for the throat and lungs, In whooping coagh and croup t in magie. and relieves at once. Re memher tjiis remedy is sold on a positive guarantee. Otto Sal linger has rented the b-iilding adjoining the Postal Tele graph ollice, formerly occupied by J. W, Bent ley, and has opened a cigar, tobacco and tobacco store. For vnur tine imported md Ke West cigars, sro to M. Baumsrart oisrar store, one door east of Black man's druij store. An Absolute Cure. The original Abietitic Ointment is only put up in ; large two ounce tn boxes, and is :m ab-olute cure for old sores, tr rns, wounds, chapped hand.-, and all skin eruptions Will positiv ely cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the original Abietaie Ointment. Sold by Fosliay it M ison for '25 cents per box by mail :'0eent. Hnnri'l- Til rail Ii fl n m n A tt ITiddb liiiUUim .HOlUDUJf, 'i'lfado Mark. Murray's Specific A jjurtraiitei' . c ure afor nervous diseases, such a Weak J't-inoiy, Loss of Ilrain Power, llystcrii, Heailuclie I'ain in the Pack, Xe.'vmis lYosfarion, Wake.ii'iios. d(v T,t,i U-'uiiirrncea. i nivtrsa! Lassi Before Taking. tude Sunilia, weakness In.- i . " i:i i u.m. lo-i-.i p j.v.': o 1 tlenerat ; ')'.' rn -in oit'ir si' uause.l by imliscre inn or over-exertion, and which ul tiuiately le.ul to Premature Trade Mark. Old Ai!, Insanity and Con sumption. sl.CO a box or six boxes l'or$5.00. Sent liy mail on receipt of price. Ku!l oar ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. M e Guarantee U Staves to cure any case, lor eery S".00 order received we send siv boxes, with a writtei fterTtkiojI. guanine e to refund the monev if ou specific ifius not effect a cure. Address all column-iiicitiori-ito the Sole Manufacturers. The M'trrav Medicine Co.. Kansas. Citv. Mo. 5TSoId in Albany by Foshay Fosliaylit Ma.sOHtSole ae The BUYERS' GUIDrt is issued March and Sept. each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the luxuries or the necessities of l;fe. We can clothe you and furnish you with all tiie necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and in various sizes, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will he sent upon receipt of 10 cents t- pav postage. MONTGOMERY, WARD & COl, 11 1-1 14 Michigan Aveuuj,Chicago,lll. Contractor and uilder. THE UNDERSIGNED IIAVINGJLO cated in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Elizabethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and : viric ito is free of t charge. Satis action guaranteed W. C. CASSEL- For Sale. CII1KR jpil m PRIMS AND KIXTL'RKS. CAPACITY '200 allons per dav, will be sold cheap for :ash, on the installment plan, traded, least or let out on shares. A number of vine.ar harreli for sale cheap. Apply to F, I'. Pfeiffer, at Albany Soda works. CMlflren Cry forPitclier's Castona Itrick for Sale ! QOO.ooo srood brick for sale, -w Cassell. Albany. Apply to W. C. WILL BROS Dealers in all the leading Guns, Pistols, Sewing Maclimes, Organs. Pianos, A full Sheet music, musical merchandise.ammunition, fisL 1112 icle, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and j pocket knives The best NEEDLES, OIL and Extras fov all MACHINES ILINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing ofjscwing .machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done W. F. 1 am now receiving my Fall stock ot Dry Goods notions, etc, and propose to make it red hot all along the line, My goods are all fresh and new and bought FO R CASH! We invite your inspection Cashmeres Imported Broadcloth. Silk "Warp, Henrietta All WooPTricots Assalset Flannels In fact everything usually found in a first-class Dry Goods Store. My Root and Shoe department is complete. I have also added a complete litis of boys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited &X$A mail orders promptly attended to. Call and see me. IF1. (Successor CHAUTAUQIIAnBOOKS 1888-9 An Outline History of Greece. Prcjura ory (Ircuk Coirs.- in tnirh: College Greek Course in English . . . Popular i.ilovr.- Ci'cinistr,- The Character of Icsus Modern Church in Europe Price per set Criau'.-iuoii-iti j er veur )5' i t J ml 1 1 0 0 40 5 50 i M Adiscount alio.itui when ." sotsnr more are ordered at one time, All orders promptly filled by J K GILLK Co., Booksellers, Poi'U:.lii, .Jlvi-.'.l, rtiTOr by vour local Hook seller Kcuiovetl. TOSKPII WEDBEIt AXXOl'SCKS TO HIS fj patrons an.t friends tint he cm he fo'ltu! on Fir.-.t street, in his i e.v rooms in Foslnv kv Mas u s brick, where ha is ifei.tr.l u a - c imai id.it i r!ic p i.i'iic ii!i a;i tiling in the ' to:isor'..il!iue. II ! or cold Iwhs -r O! hours j STOCKMEN AND FARMERS! 1 hereby certify that lr. I X. Woudle has suecessl'ulh operated on mv ridirlinu lc-p ISAAC HAYS. For further eference in regard to ritliiltiiirs I inhuire of Dave Peterson, Win. l'etersjn.Lel - I anon; .John Hanlniaii, Alfred Wclverton, Ai any; Sam Gaines, Scio; Wm. Fctcr, PritK ville. 1 practice veterinary medicine in Al bany anil country surrounding Office and residence corner (Jih and Washington sts.C13 1. X. WOODLK, Veterinary Surucon. Ml Curran it Monteith have lots for sale on the installment plan, rang ing in price from .f.li'o t $1000. tOyiers!Zt'ters ! afi a EASTERN AXD OLYMPIAN' SERVKD fresh every day at H. Diereks' restaurant OREGON RAILWAY and NAVIGATION' COM PAN 11 Columbia River Route Trains for tin E.nt leive Portlan l"at 10 a.m and 2 P. M. daily. TICKETS to and from principal points in United States, Canada and Europe. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE GARS Emigrant fiSleeping aCars Knn Throuffhjon Express Trains csA.Mois;S2iS OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and ST. PAUL Free of Dbarge and Without Change, Close Connections at Portland for San Fran cisco and Puyret Sound points. For further particulars inquire of Curaan & Monteith, First Street, Alhanv. Oregon A. L. MAXWELL, (a. V- 1 t. .1, tV. II. IIOL40.MK. General .Ylaiiagrr. fg"Boits leave the O. It. X". Co.'s wharf, !' the foot of Broadalbin street, on Tuesdiv and Friday of each week. C. G. RAWLIXGS, Local Aireni. Line of- kinds of sewing machines READ, of the following "goods: Flushes Velvets Velveteens Silks and Satins to A" 'I.. Allen Albany, Oregon. wm Star Bakery ! "jj Ajrtnx-siDcarjo Staple Groceries I Fine Glasware,rockei7 i Mate, ete. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breach Every Day. tthts old sad reliable booae U aim u found a cofnplote assortment, of frmb taint groceries, te which is constantly being aJlet ai. the seasonable Unas e f griaiwiai amd juoviaiar such aa Cranberries, Fine Pickle, Dried Beef Chipped to Orde, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and, Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc These goods were all bowrht when prtask. were low, and the benefit of the margin will ts t"iven to his customers. Kemember the plaa U the old corner on First and Broadaibia Sta HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEFt, Proprietors of JLnd manufacturers of euN We ar nam preowed to tarnish choice, f n candies of heat fdc, oonsstin; of pare (tick, aaeorted fliyara, mixed murtiwn, extra French and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy toja and a twaerai assortment of flue candies AT WTOIJESAXK OK RETAIL. y Order from ccmrtij dealen promptly aft tantd to. fW-tory on Fust etraet, Albany, - - Oregon, M Crown Milli HOM, LAKSUW C rrop'a. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Siyorlat Isrfamfly MttAmaf aa) The Best Stop Mill CrrH1(beBljri0iD peiA tor NOTICE. 1 have bought and lurnished The Scio Flomif Mills With new machim-ry, making Hour by the ULi, roller i'RocKSs. I'm: mill is now run ni.iL' aiul 1 ran lurnish the best f flour and fetd at ia?(i!ial!e rates. I i;itcmt t run my mill in s-U'jh a manner that none can go away dissatisfied. Give nic a call. f. G01NS, Proprietor Scio Mills mm urn store1 The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Sto yes, Furnitiire, tinware Wc aie always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agent? lor the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. L. GOTTLIEb, iihnj Bath House HAIR DlfESASlNGSALG0lil, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR JSPLadie? and children's hair dress, nir a specialty. Dutue satisfaction guaranteed JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and Ellsworth SU. ALBANY, - - OREGON H0R8KS boardkd by the day or month. Car riagea or buggies ou reasonable terms v6nl NORTHWEST FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE COM PAN i PORTLAND, - - OREGON CAPITAL STOCK, MAGNOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storatre. Tlie highest market price paid for same. fUJ itaTBest Marr.olia flour always on h oid for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CPvAWFOED. 4 A tine line of new silverware just opened at Will & Stark'. ALBANY SODA WOBES i n IMG l A 1 A aiecuoDe
