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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1888)
THE MOKEsIXG HERALD : STJXDAr, OCTOBER 21, 1SSS i j$ormu0 3aiUj 2kf aid O. A C. It. K. TIME TAttLE. NORTH BOUND. i eparts' Arrives. ;4f anil 7;ivwm. Torti'd 10 10am 11:15 ;im 1 1 ;:J5ain 34.7iin 7:li;imi " 94:i.m Ku'.'.-iu.' ox , leiijit Arrives Departs Arrives f.':t :s ; 7:4.'.'m ".':n.Ashlu?l'.).00 .is; h'.rai.e -es'lirioitm 12 4iU ! r.'imene - 40ini, r,-i ' r 1 i l.''ii!!iKiiL'vnf (i.idj :!! j No Freight received tor south after 11 a. m of the same day. ELKBANON BRANCH. Kip Al'ay! Departs i Arrives. ' N'nll ; 1-2-TiO p in' Lebanon at 1,3 f'p m No 13 1 ij-pi'i; K'm LejVn i I o 1-2. No 14 1 5.00 p m Albany at 2 no p m 5.45 a m 2.45 p in OREGON' PACIFIC TIME TAULE. Arrives Departs Passenger. .. Kr-i-ht .ill. 15am 5.25pni ? 0 ) p in C.nOa m joiiim. aiso it Tons. Albany is infested with tramps. Ladies gold and silver watches at reduced prices at F. M. French's. Eight tramps run into the cooler last eening was NighHvatch .Mc Clain's report The Congregational church has purchased a $2oQ organ of Li. L. Lhicknian. Hon. J. C. Leasure, of Pendle ton, arrived in the city last even ing from Corvallis. Those seven and ten dollar watches at French's are the;boss." Each one guaranteed. J. J. Dorris arrive! at home i rom Eastern Oregon yesterday in t;i.-od health and spirits. Rev. Thomas Small, the pioneer minister of the Waldo Hills, will j reach at the Congregational church to-day. During the illness in the family of the postmaster, the iamiliar face of F. L. Kenton is to be seen at t le postoflice window. Hot lunch will be served at the W. C. T. U. hall by the ladies of the Presbyterian church on elec tion day from 11 a. m. to 7. p. m. 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. Rev. F. P. Tower, D. D., cf the "Willamette university, will preach at the M. E. church in this city this morning and evening, to w hich all are invited. Otto Sallinger has rented the building adjoining the Postal Tele graph orliee, formerly occupied by J. W, Bentley, and has cpened a cigar, tobacco and tobacco store. Don't fail to call at the Willam ette Packing Co's store and buy some oi their tine fresh cream can dies, of which they have just re ceived a large assortment. Also cakes of all kinds. The empty valise of Nick Zim merman which was stolen several days ago, was found yesterday under the Oregon Pacific depot, the $ !00 in notes being gone. The Daily Herald, which will contain full telegraphic returns, will be delivered bv carrier from now until Jan. 1, i88!, for $1, or will be mailed to new subscribers hrough the post-office for 75 cents. Subscribe now and get the election news. The Oregon Land Co. has for File choice fruit lands 2 m'les 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 they are all sold. The Democrat insinuates that the Herald publishes as tele graphic news correspondence sent bv letter If the Democrat will J , particularize just what correspond ence, it will be shown wherein it i-j talking about something it knows nothing about. C. T. Philpott and Harry M. L?ngdon, who were disappointed 71 not making a foot race with Cameron, appeased themselves by making up a $100 12o yard race t igether yesterday, Langdon win ning 12 3-5 seconds. Langdon runs Messenger to-day for $400. .text Thursday Mgut. Daniel Sully, who has just fin ished a successful season in Port land, will appear at the opera house in Albany next Thursday night in the comedy, "Daddy .Nolan." The high opinion in which the play is held is Well ex pressed by the following from tbe "Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin : "Daniel Sully appeared at the opera house, last evening, in his new play, Daddy Nolan. The play is a sequel to The Corner Grocery. For an Irish comedy Daddy Nolan is unusually clever, and "the title role, as presented by Mr. Sully, is a. superior piece of acting of the kind. Daddy Nolan is a delightful mixture of humor and pathos and wins the hearts of the audience -without any apparent eflort. It is a characterization that must be feeii to be appreciated. The other partis are mostly in satisfactory hands. The elaborate realistic setting of the stage is a feature of the performance." Three Kirmways. The truck team of B. M. Huston became frightened and ran away yesterday. His tear ; ran ir.to and frightened the team ot Jos. Myers, vhlca also ran aav. J. W. Cros sen's hack horse then became un manageable and turned a summer sault "backwards upon the hack, breaking off the dashboard and frightening the driver out of the ba'k end of the hack. The teams Yierc caught and the damage was nominal. HAS TAKEN UU IT ffiMf J i ------ Tariff Qinsni j THIS SETTLES IT- A RAID BV 151 IM.LAKS. They F iter Two Houses on First and Carry Off Tbeir.Plunder. A gang of about a dozen tough looking itinerants have been mak ing their headquarters in this city recently, seemingly bent on mis chief, bhortly after midnight yes terday morning several of these fel lows were arrested. About 11 o'clock Policeman McClain saw a man approach the door cf W. C. Tweedale's hardware and tin store, and after tampering with the lock for a few minutes effect an en trance. He went to the show case and took $30 worth of razors and knives and came out and went down the street. When in front of Brownell & Stanard's grocery store Officer McCiain saw the burglar drop one of the boxes of cutlei v and pick it up again and nasten on. The officer then started in pursuit. He could not overtake him, but cau :ht two other fellows near the Kevexe house, who had been seen among the gang of toughs earlier in the evening, and after blowing a police whistle and securing the assistance of Officer John Jones, they were led oft" to the city jail, and yesterday were put 1 1 work ou the street. The restaurant of Hermann Diercks was also entered about f e same time of night, probably by one of the same gang. Nothing was taken as the burglar was frightened away, after breaking o jch a trunk and rumaging about the loom for a few minutes. The real burglar, who gave the name of John Cutter, was a-rested yesterday afternoon, but the stolen goods were not recovered. He was arraigned before Recorder Henton, ex-otlicio justice of the peace, and was held without bail or his appearance at y o'clock Monday for examination. He was incarcerated in the county jail. Five more tramps were found hid away in a box car near the depot yesterday afternoon by Co I able oiirkhar.t. They took leg ba-i and left the citv. Uailroatl tlalloi. The following from the Astorian shows that the railroad from Astoria is an assured fact, and will come into the valley somewhere. Our citizens are interested and should have a voice in saying where that some ivhere is: "The Astorian is glad to report favorable - t . ii progress in every department of the Astoria and South Coast railway company's affairs. This is fine weather for railroad surveys and Engineer Thielsen is making the most of it. Secretary Ilolden is meeting with satisfactory success in the matter of the first assess ment levied sometime ago. Col. las. Taylor yesterday hanued him a check for $2500, the amount of his first assessment. Between $41000 and $10,000 is now paid in. Residents of the Willamette valley alive to their interests, are giving considerable attention to tnis matter and the press of the state have none but good words and hearty encouragement for the rail road that Will aid not alone Astoria but the entire state. Sale or Tattle. A band of 113 fine five-year-old steers from the E!kins range, Piineville, has been sold by Mr. Summerville to Mr. Zimmerman, ot Portland. They are to be driven to The Dalles, a distance of 160 miles, and are warranted to weigh 1450 pounds each after their arrival there. Mr. Elkins has heretofore sent his cattle to the California market, but now the cattle range is growing smaller and smal'er in this state and the con sumers of beef more numerous, and there will not be so many cattle driven abroad for a market in luture. M ill Briiis uib It is said that M. Pevser. whose for his insurance money of ! $lo00 on his saloon burned in this c.ty last winter, which was decided in tavor ar. 'j Co of the Northwest Insur . at Salens, will bring a suit in Lis own nuuie m the circuit court next week. Fresh iditu-r. At the Willamette Packing Com pany's store, Ou, pails ot apple, plum, tomato and pear butler, 50 cents per pail. THE STUMP ! ! ! 'It is announced" irt:Ki; at liiKf'iiur hoi i Small Audience Ent an Excellent and In teresting Address. On account of the attraction at the opera house last evening the audience at the coutt house to lis ten to Hon. Robert McLean, presi dential elector on the republican j ticket, was small. In the absence of the chairman of the central com mittee, and by request, the editor of the Herald introduced the speaker, who in a very pleasant but forcible manner presented the political issues. A joint discussion had been arranged for by the spe cial request of the democratic state central committee, and it was ad vertised that Mr. Skipwoith would speak with Mr.McLean.butMr.8kip worth had onlybeen able to attend the Halsey meeting, and as no ex planation had been given Mr. Mc Lean considered his engagement cficelled and will meet his future appointments alone, as he did the one here, Mr. Skipworth bein i 1 Portland. Mr. McLean met ail of the questions in a fair, square and practical manner, and held the closest attention and appreciation of his audience. A OTflEK I'OIHF.IU.X XKEIMCD. To tiik Editor ok thk IIkrald: Our unusually quiet city is now and probably will lie the remainder of the winter, filled with many hard characters, hence it is hardly right to expect the regular police men to be present at the opera house each evening of an entertain ment and remain during the per formance. We would suggest that the c'.ty marshal appoint a special, other than the attache's of the house, whose business it shall be to be present about the door and insure quietude in the gallery. All other cities have Mich an officer and Albany needs it. Citizen. The Alliaur 4 ollegc. The Albany collegiate institute has been endorsed by the synod of Columbia, and will hereafter re ceive its special care and support. It will be known as the Presby terian college of this synod and has been em lowered and directed to provide college courses of study and give honors and degrees to students completing their courses. Additional endowments will be secured and the future of this in stitution is full of promise. Rev. E. J. Thompson, 1). I)., has been appointed by the synod chairman of the supervisory committee. The number of students at present is not far from one hundred. ' "Widow tt'ltricn." This laughter provoking comedy was given at the opera house last evening to a full house. The act ing was superb throughout.and the music was elegant. Mr. Kelley as the widow was immense, and" was supported by a company, each of whom might safely be rated as star actors. Taking ifaltogether it is a chaste, clean show and number one in all respects. Everybody was delighted with it, and" went home feeling that they had been well repaid in the evening's enter tainment. To Protect Deer. A petition is being circulated for signatures about the city, asking the legislature that a more strin gent statute be enacted to prevent the wholesale slaughter of deer for their hides. The petition is being almost universally signed. The movement is backed by the Ore gon Alpine club of Portland. An Abnoiiitc Cure. The original Abietiuc Ointment is oidy put up in huge two ounce fn boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, b i ns, w ounds, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions. Will positiv ely cure all kinds of piles, Ask for the original Abicfme Ointment. Sold by Foshay A; Mason for 25 cents per box by mail :50 cents. 51 ew Sitae Shop. Mr. r. J. Laporte, recently with Krausse & Klein, has opened a boot and shoe shon in the Salt marsh block, and is prepared to make to order boos and shoes for men and ladies, and do repairing in a first-class manner. Prices reason able. P.urkhart $: Rove, j'oh printer--Over the First IS'-.itional bauk. Al bany Oregon. GENERAL NEWS. Congress Preparing to Adjourn At Last i.kvfl win s i:n-. so jiEss.icr. Adjourns Without Date- Spanish Kioters Geaaian Cossnkte Outrages at Ha; re. The Hkkai.d's Special Dispatches. Wamiington, Oct. "-'0.-the house met this mornin o clock, on the last dav When at 11 of the the :in- most protracted session in lals of congress, in addition to ttie i speaker, there were fifteen mem- ! bers in attendance. In the gallei v ' there were not mure than one hun dred persons to witness the closing . rni . i - . ,i "l'1"'"" o'runncu i .UO.uilkU), oi lennesse, CiemeiltS, I oi Oeorgia, and Kvau, ot Kansas, a eunuiuuee( on me iu i ui inu ! liouse to wsut upon the president i and inform liiui that congress was ! i . i- -.iii ! ready to adjourn, It he had no j further communication to make. : A recess was then taken until 12 :)0 ! v. m. After recess Mc-Mi!lan,chair-! man of the committee appointed to ! wait upon the president, reported j that the duty had been performed and that the president stated that j he had no further communication j to make to the house. A recess was then taken until seven minutes before 1. After the second -&ii.ii, kjl iaunao uuricii, aim liik ; house unanimously adopted, the following resolution : "Resolved, That the thanks of this house be hereby tendered Hon. John Ci. Carlisle, speaker, for the courtesy and fairness with which he has presided over the deliberations of the first session of the fiftieth con gress." As the hands of the clock pointed to the hour speaker said : "The of 1, the ! hour of 1 o'clock having arrived, I now de clare the house adjourned sine die. The announcement was received with applause and tne coi respond ents in the press gallery evinced their thankfulness by chanting the doxology. Only seven of the sertors had the benefit of the final prayer of this session by the chaplain, namely: The presiding officers, Ingalls and Allison, Cockrell Mitchell, Paddock, baulsbury, and Teller. Dining and after the reading of the journal the t.onate was reinlorced by the presence of Blackburn, Rogers and Sawyer. A committee of two, Allison and Saulsbury, was appointed to go with a like roinmittH on Hir rmrt of the house and wait upon the! president and inform him that con- j jgrejS having finished its business; was ready to close the present ! session by au adjournment at. 1 o'clock to-dav. Ulackbuin itr- sented the minority report on the relation ol the committee on the operations of the civil serv'ce law It was ordered printed with the majority report. The last bill of the session intro duced was one by Mitchell, pro posing an amendment to the con stitution providing for the election of U. S. senators by the people. Business was then informall' suspended, awaiting a message from the president or from the horse. The first message was from the house, announcing the ap pointsneiit of a committee to wait upon the president. Five minutes afterward Allison of the commit tee to wait on the president report ed that the committee had per formed that duty, and had been informed by the president that he had no further communication to oiler. A resolution tendering the thanks of the senate to Chairman Ingalls for the uniformly, able, courteous and impartial manner in which he has presided was offered by Sauls bury and adopted unanimously. At live minutes before 1 o'clock a message from the president an nounced his approval of sundry senate bills and joint resolutions. Senator Ingalls then Lpoke, ac knowledging with thanks the com plimentary vote tendered him as presiding officer, and thanking the senators for the courtesy and con sideration shown himself. He then declared the senate adjourned without delay. Kitttou I'l-oceediuss. Madrid, Oct. 20. Republican rioters mobbed Senor Conovas del Costello at Saragostal last night and stoned his house. The rioting continued for hours, and the gov ernment army is powerless to quiet the disturbance. A polonies Offered: Paris, Oct. 20. The escutcheon on the German consulate at Havre was torn from its position last night and thrown into the street. The preferct at Havre tendered profuse apology to the consulate. M. Goblet, minister of foreign affairs, likewise apologized to the German embassador here for the outrage. lhere is no clue to tne persons committed the act. Landslide!. Rome, Oct. 20. A landslide oc curred at Dolensea to-day, and a railway train was buried in the debris. A number of persons were killed. Six bodies have been re covered and ten wounded rescued. Coming. Corporal Tanner ,of whom almost evervbodv has heard, will lecture on of about the 14th of November in this city. r. Dan Saliy. Cumins:. Will O.: Wheeler, manager of the famous Dan Sully Comedy Co., is in the citv, arranging for their ap peal ance" here on Thursday, Oct. UOKV. WILL October 19th, to the wife of t..eorre Will. a bor. nil i UaLL-:K tuber 1, lei. hte residence the I iiulit.T ..f V.m. iluie, a.-a -0 ja-rs. j I'uijtra; to-day. Fine Horses Tor Sale. We have just brought from Eastern Oregon a fine lot of work horses which we will sell on terms to suit the times. Among them is some promising young drivers from Oneco, .Mason Chief, and Edward Everett. Aiso some choice heavy mares. Anyone wishing a horse will do well to look them over and we will tike pleasure in showing them to all intending purchasers. Mc Knight Bros., Tallman, Or. Enpsii Murray's S; ;ec!iis A iruarantppd cure afor nervous diseases, Mich as Weak lleinoiy. Loss of lirain Power, liysteiia, Headache Pain in the Back, Nervous Prostration, Wakefulness, Before Taking, Vrf" ' ,S-yTia lMfx f ii'icy '--'iieral loss cl nmvero )i bv Uenerate Or-'iiH in cithfr sex -caused ndisiTu ion or over-exertion, and whieh ni- f ilnoti.l.- in U- .r- 3 (lid Aue, Insanity and Con- sun.ption. si.co a box or six bcxcs '?r5;C0-. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par- titulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant in-1. mi pan I vp lloxrs to cure any case. For every 5.00 oriitr received we send oxes, with a writteinfterT,kijlJ,, uaraiie e to refund the money if ou speciile does not effect a cure. Address all commu nications to the Sole .Manufacturers, The Murray .Medicine Co., Kansas, Citv, Mo. 2fSold in Albany by Koshay I'osliuy A Mnaonsolc aire Brick for Sale ! cassell, Afljanv. 'ii tract or and uildcr. THE UXDfLKSKlNED HAVING LO catcd 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 SD.fiik-ilous free of t charge. Satis action guaranteed W. C. CASSEL- iliirsc lor Sale. A GOOD RIDING OR CARRIAGE HORSE A Will be sold for 45. Apply at Mar h all's livery stable. House MoKcnt. NEAT STORY AND"HaTf HoLSE"6V seven rooms in the southern part of the city. Larjie barn, two lots anl all modern convenit nces. Apply to Mrs. T. A. Shane. I'ctiioval, :.LES DISPLAY HORSE NOW inai.', ...o .-.ition oi his harness store. I wmcn nas u- ! i .oveu to Cieree s new j block. His old cus-oiners together w ith the general public are invited to call and see this ! wonderful display horse ami inspect his com pute line of harness, saddles, btijryy robes, c., etc. ' MUSI C Z iss LauraGoltra, t'F SALEM, Will take a limited number of pupils 1,1 piano, organ anl harmony. Inquire on .Moiul.iys at the residence of W. H. (loltra and during the week :it the ves idenceof Mrs. C. C. Cherrv. fireat WIIvL BROS Dealer? in all the loading Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs, Pianos, A full Line of Sheet music, musical merchandise.ammunition, fish ing tacVe, etc. Warranted razors, butciier and pocket knives The liest kinds of sewing machines NEEDLES, OIL and JJxti as for nil MA CHINES ILINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing ofFsewinsr machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done W. K. 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 FOR CASH! We invite your inspection C&sluaeres Imported Broadcloth Silk -Warpv Henrietta AU WeolTTricots Assalset Flannels In fact everything usually found in first-class Drv Goods Store. My Boot and Shoe department is complete. I have also added a complete linsof boys kilt suits. A comparison of mv stock and prices is solicited gJCyAll mail orders promptly attended to". Call and see nie. "W IP. I3EAD, (Snccessor to X H. Aiit.ii.; Albany, Oregon. TAsT A 1 888-9 All Outline History of Greece 60 oil Preparatory Greek Course in Eiiu'lish . .t 1 o. College Greek Course in English. 1 0" Po;ularZo doi- 'm l Chemistry, ....1 1 " i he Character oi .leus 4 Modern Church i:i Europe 4 Priie per set 5 50 Ciiaut -iii-.pl in per ye ir I A discmnt allowed wiien 5 sets jir m.re are ordered at one time, All orders promptly filleil bv J K GILL & Co.. Dookscllers, Portland, Oregon. Zcj Or by your local Bookseller " 3 !;-!'iovcd. TOSKPII WEKP.EU ANNOUNCES TO HIS ti patrons an l friends that he cm be fo-md on First str.-er, in his ne.v rooms in Fosbav O.' Mas n s brick, whore he is prep..rei to aj c in:iiouat-: the public with anything in th : tonsoraliine. Hot or cold baths ar all hours STOCKMEN AND FARMERS 551 hereby certify'thut Dr. f X. Woodle has successfully operated on niv rid'liii horse ISAAC HAYS. For further eferenee in regard to rididin-.s nhuire of Dave Peterson, Wm. Peterson.Lei -anon; John Hardmaii, Alfred Wclvertou, Ai any; Sam Gaines, Seio; Win. Foster, Prini ville. I practice, veterinary medicine in A' bany ami country surrounding Ollice and residence corner nth and Washington sts.i 1 1. X, WuODLK, Veterinary Surgeon Curran & Monteith have lots for sale on the installment plan, rang ing in price from $125 to $1000. 5?t Oysters! Uyslers I tf E ASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED fresh every day at H. Diercks' restaurant OREGON RAILWAY and NAVIGATION COMI4..il Columbia River Route Trains for th j East !-3ive Port land-: IO.aTJm and 2 P. M. daily; TICKETS! ml iroui principal ts in United States, Canada and fcurope. ELECANTBPULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant DSleeping ofjars Rna ThroncrhjoD Express Trains OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS ftAxn ST. PAUL Free oflthurgc and Without Change, Close Connections at Portland for San Fran cisco and Puyet Sound points. J For further particulars impure of Curaan & Monteith, First Street, Albany. Oreiron. A. L. MAXIVEM, '. P. A T. A, M . II. HO M OMR, G cm era I Manager. iTlloats leave the O. It. N. Co.'s wharf, at the foot of Uroadalhin street, on Tuesday ani Friday of each week. C. G. KAVYLINCS, Local Agent. READ of the following Jgoods: Flushes Vel-vets "Velveteens Silks and Satins PIJUTT4I WldULiU OREGON Miff! .......... Star Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries I Th best quality oi teaq, ocOoe, raising o main, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old aad reliable house is also t - found a complete assortment, of fresh tamtr. trrooeriea, U which is constantly beiop aJderi a& the seasonable Uses of graafian aud jwoviaia such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to 0rdex Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian .Glassware, Etc These (roods were ail bought when priaa were low, and the benefit of the margin will V fiven to his customers. He member the at the old corner on first and Bmavdalhin Sta COM III HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietera of And manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish choice, f reatt canities of beat grade, consisting of pure sti, la .assorted flavors, mixed camHen, extra Krei.v. and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy toys, and a geueiai assortment af flue carda AT 'qUMLESALE OB RETAIL. carOrders from country dealers prompUj ah lened to. Factor on First atreet, Albany, - - Oregon, U tow Mills: ien, uxrirc a cu Prop'. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior fax faiaQ sd'teksM as) The BsstStorage Facilitiei tWTaoHgjieatpricio. ALSAK? paid for haa NOTICE. 1 have bought and furnished The Scio Flonrmg Mills With new machinery, making Hour by the fi ll holler trookss. " The mill is iiow run ui.ii; and 1 ean .furnish the best ' f flour and fetU at reasonable r.ites. I intend to run my ir.it! in tueh a manner that none can go away dissatisfied. Give me a call. f. G0INS, Proprietor Scio Mills SECOND BAND STORE1 The past year lias proven it to be necessity. The best and cheapest place iu the city to buy your Stoves Furniture, tinware VCc aie always prepared to buy your household furniture at the highest cash price. Soie agents lor the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. L. GOTTLIEb, iitaj Bath House AND HAIR DHESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR J3?Ladie? and children's hair dress. ns a specialty. Dntue satisfaction eruarantevd JOHN SCHMEER'S Liver j, Feed k Sale stable C&rner Second and Ellsworth Sts. ATjBANT, - . OREGON Hgmbs boakdbd by the day or month. Car riages or buggies on reasonable term? vonl NORTHWEST i FIRE anUIMI INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - OREGON CAPITAL STflCli, IA&PLIA 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 same. 3 tS" Best Magnolia flour always ot h.nd for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. 4 A fine line of new silverware just opeed at Will ii Stark's. Fine G! n i L-rocier? ALBANY SODA W ORKS
