THE MOIi:STNT HERALD; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1888
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O. A V. It. K. M1IK TAULE.
NORTH BOUND.
epRrts rrivos.
Ca! i. expr. ti;l: am 7;ofum 1'ortl'U 10 losur
EiL'ene ex 11:15 am n::!nain 34' p'i.
SOUTH UOUXD.
Arrives Departs! Arrives
C:i!a o.'p I 7:4fiyu! 5pm
Freight 1.3pn
Villain! !1.00.,ni
:'''-eiie :; -t' v
! freight reeeneU lulaOUUl utter H A. A.
of the same lay,
LEBANON" BRANCH.
Fu Al'a"yi Departs
Arrive.T
No 1
No 13
Lebanon at 1,3 Hp
S.pnA M
F'm Leb'n
Nu 12. .. '5.00 p m Albany at 5.45 a m
No 14 12.00 p in ' 2.45 p Hi
ORKGON PACIFIC TIME TAHI-E.
Arrives Departs
rrri.in.15am!' 00 p m
, 5. 25pm It:. 50 a ru
Passenger. .. .
Freight
.ioitim;s akoit towv
Wm. Staiger, of alem, is in the
city.
C. (i. Burkhart is in Portland on
business.
Go d dried beef chipped to order
at K'nton's.
F-'- nice parlor suites call on
Thomns Brink.
J). L. Crossen has returned from
his trip East.
Dan'l Sully in his new plav
"Daddy Nolan" to-ni;;ht.
Frank E.Allen and wife returned
yesterday from a visit at LaCirande.
Li Hes gokl and silver watches
at reduced prices at F. M. French's.
For choice canned goods call ai
I he Willamette Packing Co.'s
store.
Edward Spellman was granted
citizenship in the circuit court yes.
terday.
Burkhart & Boyce, job printers.
Over the First National bank, Al
bany Oregon.
iMr. V. K. Temple's big squash
weighs S4l. pounds, beating Mr.
Pearco's one-half pound.
A. i. Norwood, of Harrisburg, is !
in the city in attendance upon
court, being a witness in a case
pending.
J. K. Stewartson has opened his
new meat market in Fred Blum
berg's building below Viereck's
barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Patterson left
yesterday for Spokane Falls, hav
ing been summoned by the severe
illness of their daughter.
J. L. Ingram who has been in
business in Grant county for some
time returned to this city this
week, looking well and hearty.
Hot lunch will be served at the
W. C. T. U. hall by the ladies ol
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 V
millinery store, in Strahaii's new
brick.
Kev. T. G. Brownson. president
ot the Mc-Ui'.n.iile o lege, is in
the citv on his wav to Eugene to
attend the state convention of the
Baptist church.
F. L. Kenton continues to re
ceive subscriptions for all the lead
ing newspapers and magazines.
All orders receive prompt and
careful attention.
Don't fail to call at the Willam
ette Packing Go's store and buy
some of their fine fresh cream can
dies, of which they have iust re
ceived a large assortment. Also
cakes of all kinds.
F. L. Kenton has just received a
new invoic of premium Savon
soap direct from the factory in San
J? rancisco. 1 his is a special brand j
put up to order and is warranted to
give satisfaction. J
The Democrat talks a great deal
about "consistency." It is in this
light positively amusing to see that
paper savagely attack Ad. Harmon,
whom he eulogized so highly in
the campaign last June.
The Oregon Land Co. has for!
sale choice fruit lands 21., m les t
irom Albany, which will be sold in
10 or L'O 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.
Julius Gradwohl, who has re
turned from San Francisco, has
iiiade arrangements to buy goods
direct from Europe. He says he
lias bought and will soon open one
of the finest lines of crockery,
chinaware, silver and porcelain
ware ever seen in Albany, which
will positively be sold cheaper than
anv house on the Pacific coast.
A Queer Predicament.
The suit brought by District At
torney Belt against Linn county for
$135 attorney fees due his deputy,
L. H. Montanve, for serrices in
criminal cases was decided Mon
day in favor of the district at
torney and Mr. Montanye obtained
a transcript of the judgment and
demanded the money of Tre lsurer
Farwell. It was ot course paid,
and last night after getting the
money in his pocket Mr. Montanye
was served with a notice of appeal
by the attorney in the case. J. J.
Whitney. Since judgment has
been rendered and the money paid
the appeal seems to be a trifle late.
lAs a matter ot tact the claims
ought to have been paid by the
county at first w ithout :he expense
cf a suit.
Vtsmd Wanted.
The highest market price will be
allowed upon wood oak, yr, ash
w maple deiivertd at our resi
dence, and applb'd upon subscrip
tion, old or new, to the Daily
Herald or Weekly IIerald-Dis
SEJILXaTOK.
CITV 'UXCIL.
Aljoarneed Meeting and Usual Eoitine of
Business Transacted!
The adjourned meeting of the
city council convened last evening.
; Councilmen nil present excepting
councilman Kaed. In the absence
ol tiie mayor Councilman Grad
wohl was elected to till the place
fjr the evening.
The uommiuee on accounts and
current exp miscs reported sundry
tili and asked for iurtnur time o:i
officers' reports.
The committee on health and
police reported on the petition of A.
Cinmnigaam .11 relation to manure
thro vmi out on adjoining property
to him, finding it a nuisance and
o "deiing it aoated, which report
was adopted.
The committee on ordinances re-
pj ted, recommending the adoption
kjl an ordinance granting an exclu
sive right for gas works in the citv
to the ban Francisco parties for l'o
years, and also a like ordinance
granting a like franchise to Mr.
Allen for his eiectric iglit works.
Committee on streets and public
property reported recommending a
new sidewalk on the east side of
Lyon street between 2d and 3d
streets, which report was adopted,
a id the walk ordered built.
Special committee on the Dr. E.
A. McAllister damage case report
ed that they lutu engaged J. K.
Weatherford and D. It. N. Black
burn to defend the case. The ac
tion of the committee was ratified.
c-anic committee on petition ot
G. V. Smith for privilege of put
ting up a telephone asked further
time.
Marshal Hays reported in refer
ence to property owners connecting
with sewers. The committee on
streets and public property was in
structed to act in conjunction with
the street commissioner and act
upon tiie matter.
The matter of railroad street
sewer was brought up and the
work accepted and ordered paid,
and also the sewer at and across
the street at the engine house.
The street commissioner re
ported in reference to culvert on
7th and Jefferson streets, which
was referred to the committee on
streets and public property with
power to act.
Tiie street commissioner was in
structed by motion to see that the
side .valks. shall be repaired imme
diately. The recorder reported that the
insurance on No. 2's house had
been procured reissued one year.
The action was ratified.
Application of the Chinaman
who had started a wash house on
1st street for more time in which to
move was not acted upon.
Petition of J. Fox in regard io
nuisance in block S was referred to
the committee on streets and pub
lic property.
The petition of N. A. Blodgett in
regard to changing the fiume sup
plying his miil from Broadalbm
stieet to Ferry street and thence
by Water street to his mill was re
ferred to the committee on streets
and public property.
On motion the Southern Pacific
railroad was instructed to remove
the rubbish on Kailroad street
within ten days,
Contract was let to C. A. Creel
for a sewer on Baker and Lyon
streets at the rate of 75 cents per
foot, to be completed in ten days.
A committee of three were ap
po nt-d with the mayor to look
-V-Tthe charter and recommend
what amendments were necessary
and report at the second meeting
meeting in November. J.N. Hoff
man, B. F. TabJer and V. Parker,
con unit tee.
The marshal was instructed to
enforce the law as to the nuisances
near the Baptist church and under
the stairs leading to G. A. K. hall.
BILLS ORDKKKD PAID.
Walter East, sewer J 95 70
Cost bill, ll. Brooks case. . 5 5
F E. Allen, merchandise. 6 25
N. J. Henton o5 GO
Cost bill, J.Kobiiison case 5 45
I. Haves 17 00
J. II. Warner 2 00
Cost bill, J. Doyle case. . . 3 85
I. I lavs 5u 25
W. B. Barr. Gl 00
Burkhart & liovce, print
ing " 7 20
James Laurent, sewer 1G1G 57
H. F. Merrill 11 no
G. M. West fall, gravel ol 28
To-Miihr Comedy.
The nlav. "Daddv Xolan ' bv !
the great Dan'l Sully comedy com
pany at the opera house to-night,
promises to be one of the best ever
put on the stage in this city. The
New York press says of it: "The
first act is a happy blending of
humor and pathos, with a particu
larly strong ending. In the second
act the audience is introduced to
Daddy Nolan in poverty. The
scene is very lively, and kept the
people in front of the footlights in
roars of laughter. In the last act,
a scene on. Brooklyn Heights, the
company introduced a number of
clever specialties, Mr. Mat Arnold
being especially "ood. The s; en-
ery of the play is the best ever
seen on that stage, and would be a
credit to any theater. The last act
showing a view of Brooklyn bridge,
with the cars and ferryboats in full
motion, is very realistic. Mr.
Sully was the Daddy Nolan, of
course, and proved himself to be
an actor of great merit. His
pathos was strong ami eflective
and his humor infectious. Daddy
Nolan is as good a play as Edward
Harrigan ever turned out. It is a
genuine success, and has brought
-Mr. Sullv into the front rank as an
author and comedian."
Petty Ibelt.
me petty theft stole a case of
Cactus B:iters from .Marx
Baum
ru t's saloon last evenmir.
Some
drunken tramps were subsequently
arrested bv ttie police and incarcer-
atea in tne city jail. They are
;..o'ai:y i ne offenders. One of
t!'t-'r r,: niVr was not caught, as
he outrun the policeman, who fired
hio icvor.er at him without effect.
C11HTIT UKT.
Cases Disposed of Yesterday Criminal
Ca. ;s-The Oregon Pacific Suit.
Nearly the entire time of the
court was occupied yesterday in
hearing th,? suit of tiie Oregon Pa
cific railroad against G. W. Hurt
for damages, and it is still at issue.
Geo. Maley and James Pitsford,
who were indicted for selling
liipior without licen-e, were ar
raigned and gave until to-day to
plead.
Julius Graf was indicted for lar
ceny in a dwelling.
L. O. hultz was indicted for
selling liquor on Sunday.
James W. Cross, who was in
dicted for larceny, plead . guilty,
and was sentenced to the peniten
tiary for one year.
Charles Wilson, the alleged
tramp journalist-, was released
from custody, not a true bill being
tetrried by the grand jury, the
charge being giving liquor to an
Indian.
c:vu
The followin;
disposed of :
CASES.
civil cases were
In re assignment of Shane &
Lonsway, insolvent debtors,assign
ment; judgment in favor of Jas.
A. Ford.
In re assignment of Johnson &
Sheiton, insolvent debtors, assign
ment; report filed and assignee
discharged.
In re assignment of Hay &
Ashby, insolvent debtors, assign
ment ; continued.
Nancy A. Bunch vs. S. D. Bunch,
divorce ; granted.
A. Pipher vs. A. O. Smith et al.,
foreclosure; judgment for plaintiff.
Ida M. La Francis vs. E. W. La-
Francis, divorce ; granted
luiiiiiiiruliou Matter.
Already the tide of emigration
has set in and every day finds
quite a number of eastern people
looking over our country with a
view to locating. They are impelled
by the approaching winter to seek
homes in milder climes and as the
advantages of the favored Wil
lamette valley are becoming known
to the world we are securing our
share of the influx. This is ex
actly what is required to develop
this country. We need people.
When it is once known what great
advantages we have and what
great inducements are held out to
the home-seeker it is no wonder we
should receive, our proiortion of
the army of emigrants. Those
who stay long enough to see what
we have, are sure to remain per
manently. Salem Journal
Bridge Matter.
The floor beams of the suspen
sion bridge at Oregon City are laid,
and people can now cross the river
on it. It only remains to lay the
floor and buiid the approaches to
complete the work. A number of
the workmen, says the Oregonian.
have been brought down here to
lay the new track for the turntable
at the Morrison street bridge. The
iron is all here, and if the weather
is piopitious the work of laying the
new track and putting in the new
wheels will probably be begun to
day. The completion of this job
will enable the draw to be opened
and closed in less time than is re
quired at present.
Take Care or Them.
It is an established practice
when domestic animals of anv
kind commit depredations, the
owner is required to pay for the
damage. Under that practice Mr.
P. H. Bowman wants the State of
Oregon to hereafter restrain the
Chinese pheasants from trespass
ing upon his premises and pay for
the damage they have committed
and are committing, as the state of
course owns the birds. Nobody
else will.
St ra wherries.
At this (later October 24, 1S8S,
comes .Mr. P. H. Bow man, when
Jack Frost should hold sway and
snowflakes appear, and places upon
our desk a box full of strawberries
just plucked fr m the vines on his
farm across the river, the stalks
adorned with blossoms, andberries.
in all stages from those just formed
to tine large luscious red fellows
that will rival the productions of
the highth of the strawberry
season.
Lnrge.Ht let.
W. K. Temple left at the office of
Curran & Monteith yesterday the
largest and finest squash that has
been produced this season. Call
and see what monster vegetables
Oregon soil can produce under the
careful culture of intelligent and
thrifty farmers.
fine Horse for Sale.
Wre 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. Also some choice heavy
mares. Anyone wishing a horse
will do well to look them over and
we will t ike pleasure in showing
them to all intending purchasers.
Mc Knight Bros.,
Tallnian, Or.
Pimples on the Face
Der ote an impure state of the bio d
and are looked upon by many with
; suspicion. Acker's Blood Elixir will
j remove all impurities and leave the
I complexion smooth aud clear. There
! is nothing that will so thoroughly
j build up the constitution, purity and
l strengthen the whole system. Sold
guiauceea . dv roshay & Masou.
j People Everywhere
; (-'enfinn our statement when we say
macACKers lMighh Remedy is m
eveiv way superior to anv and all
! , "er Prt"lratioiis for the throat and
, . x" " ""-'iJ'g eongn ana croup I
it is ;naini
arm relieves at
h' r-tnedv is
on-je. Ke-
nieinhfr r
soi-.l ou a
positive guarantee.
Ve
ew dn;s Lrmds
the wry I
s ylea al V. F. K.-ud
STATE UlSIMICIiES.
Newsy Items from the State Capital U,
S. Prisoner Pardoned.
Special to the Herald.
Salem, Oct. 24. Robert Maher,
a U. S. prisoner, confined in the
penitentiary, was to-day released,
superintendent Downing having
received for him a presidential
pardon. Maher was a piivate in
Co. I, 2d U. S. Infantry, and was
courtmartialed at Ceur d'Alene on
March Bi, 1SS5. and was dishonor
ably discharged and sentenced to
seven years in prison for robbery,
burglary and absence without
have. The Oregon penitentiary
was designated as his place of con
finement. Pardon is full and un
j conditional and the grounds upon
"vhieh it is granted are stated to be
the conflicting testimony against
Maher at the trial. The same
witnesses havi::g charged the
same offenses against another
prisoner on an )ther trial.
THE ASTORIA RAILROAD.
The Salem and Astoria railroad
committee to-day recen ed a letter
from the Astoria li. It. Co. and
will consider it in a meeting to
morrow. It is understood to be
very favorable to the project.
YOUNG DE HARD DISCHARGED.
James DeBard, a Polk county
boy, arrested on suspicion of being
a burglar, w?s to-day discharged,
there f being no evidence against
him.
TROUBLE IX CHINATOWN.
George Sun Lee Ho and George
Hong, Chinamen, the former of
whom is well known, were arrested
last night on charges of gambling,
at the institution of one Sing Song.
To-day they were discharged and
the cost taxed to the prosecuting
witness, it appearing that the ar
rest hail been caused by spite
work.
.v;ku.sa ix.jisth i:.
Wholly Unfounded Statement' if the Commis
sioner'faf Agriculture P.egarding Oregon.
Salem, Oct. !?;).
I most strenuorsly object to the
report of a so-called "government
commissioner of agriculture, "which
appears in the telegraph columns
of the Oregonian of Monday. He
saA's that "in Oregon there is much
complaint ot a reduction of the
yield from early frp.hij,rnhi in Juiv,
hot weather in Jul', ami llijht ami
-" (the italics are mine), and I
presume that if there were any
changes he could ring on that "line
of thought," the commissioner
would have added them. He must
have been perusing the June elec
tion returns, thinking they were
so-called "crop reports," or ele
this democratic official is using
this wav to get even on our great
state for the enormous democratic
majorities that failed to material
ize in the June election.
If ther.i has been failure of crops
in Oregon this year, we of the W i
lamette Valley have failed to hear
of it up to date, or even of rust or
blight anywdiere in the state.
Who furnishes this sort of a re
port to be published broadcast
about our state, anyhow? Would
it not be a good plan, in tiie bril
liant language of the Texas states
man, Roger (I. Mills, for him to
"go soak his head?" Somebody
lias done us a gross injustice, and
I object to it, even as a "govern
ment" report. I. A. M., In Ore
gonian. Caution to Mothers.
Every mother is cau'.ioned against
giving her child laudanum or ptra
goric; it creates an unnatural craving
for stimulants which kills the mind
or the child. Acker's Ba'oy Soother
is specially prepared to benefit chil
dren and cure their pains. It is harm
less and contains no opium or mcr
phine. Sold by Foshay & Mason.
California Cat-K-Curc
The only guaranteed cure for ca
tarrh, cold in the head, hay fever,rose
co'd, c-atrrhal deafness and sore eyes
Ilt's ore the sense of taste unci unpleas
ant hreaih, resulting from catarrh,
Eay and pleasant, to use. Follow
directions and a cure is warranted, by
all d -uggists. Send for a circular
to Aim-tine Medical Company, Oro
ville. Cal. Six months' treatment for
sent by mail, 1.10, For sale by
Foshay & Mason,
Fresh Butler.
At the Willamette Packing Con
pany's store, (lt pails of apple,
plum, tomato and pear butter,
50 cents per pai.
The BUYERS' GUIDE is
issued March and Sept.each
year. It is an encyclopedia
of useful information for all
who purchase the uxuries
or the necessities of life. We
can clothe you and furnish you with
all the 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 be
sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pav
postage. MONTGOMERY, WARD & COi,
1 1 1-1 14 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, ill.
TciitltolliirNt Keward.
"IlflLL BE PAID BY G. W SMITH.STOVE
V dealer, of Albany, Or., for any infor
in ition that ill lead to the recovery of the
following described row. Lidit reel, left fore
foot white, some white on left flank, tip of
tail white, piece broke off right horn, white
face, white on breast, both ears slit a little
and small piece off rijjht ear above slit, about
eiht years old. G. W. SMITH.
Nollee to Uebtors.
WOODIN AND WILLAIUJ HAVING SOLD
out their furniture business inAInany,
desire to close up al' accounts bv the 1st of
lecember, 1SS8. AH persons indebted to
them will please call at their earliest con
venience, as it is necessary to have ever thing
settleci by that time.
WOODIN & WILLARD.
Koonis lor Kent.
niTRNISUED AND UNFURNISHED
T r.-omx to rent. Enquire of H. Barnes,
c .rner of Seventh and Baker streets.
Brieli for Sale!
........ 1 IV O
oo 1 iri-K ior sa:o. wu..
Jussull. Albany
TBAJ1PS IVlh.
They Break Jail and Are Fired Upon by
the Police.
The usual exciting encounter
with tramps occurred at the city
jail shortly after midnight yester
day morning. Three tramps had
been confined in the rickr-tv shanty
called the city jail. Policeman
McClain on his lounds discovered
a tramp in the rear of the building
industriously trying to pull the
boards off to liberate ibis pals con
fined inside. He started to rrn
and when the officer called to him
to stop he ran ihe faster The po
liceman then tired two shots at
him, but in the darkness missed
him. '
Yesterday morning it was dis
covered that the three tramps had
escaped from the jail. The hole in
the building has been patched up,
but it is in no way a safe place for
prisoners.
Strayed or Stolen.
HIWO SMALL PONIES, ONE BLACK WITH
J. half circle brand on the hip. The other
a bay biamleil "S. N." on hip. A suitable re
ward will be paid for their recovery.
Gko. C. Anikrsox Albany. Or.
tat IngttshpaiMdj.
'iaJe Mark.
Murray's Specific
A uuaraiiteed cure nfnr
nervous diseases, ' such as
Weak Memory, Loss of Hrain
Power, Hysteria, Hiadaehc
Pain in the 11 ck, Nervous
Prostration, Wakefulness.
Rfr TqU,,,. Leucorrhcea, Universal Lassi
" tude, Seminal Weakness 1m-
p it:;ricv and general loss cf power o h
Generate Onram -in either 3cx -caused by
ndisere ion or over-exertion, and which ui
timatalv lead tn Prmtit-iir.. T...1. la
uiu Are, insanity and Con
sumption, si. CO a box or six
boxes for 5. 00. Sent by mail
on receipt of price. Full par
ticulars in pamphlet sent free
to every applicant.
We Guarantee ! Boxes
to cure any case. For everv
S5.00 order received we send
siv boxes, with a written ftarT'abla tr
'tiarane c to refund the money if ou specific
does not effect a cure. Address all commu
nications to the Sole Manufacturers, The
Murray Medicine Co., Kansas, Citv, Mo.
fsTSold in Albany by Foshay Fosliay.A'
Mason, sole ai;e
FCOND HAND SHOW CASE WANT D
Apply aL H kkali) office.
Kcmoval,
D u:;:;n lle'ssdisplay house now
marks tiie io i;ion of his harness store,
which has been removed to Pierce's new
block. His old customers together with the
general public are invited to call and see this
wonderful display horse ami inspect his com
plete line of harness, saddles, hu'V robes
C, etc. '
MUSIC!
Miss LauraGoltra,
OF SALEM,
Will take a limited number of pupils
in piano, organ anl harmony. Inquire
on Mondays at the residence of W. II.
Goltra and duriiiir the week at the res
idence of Mrs. C. C. Cherry,
sWI
Dealers in all
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs, Pianos,
A full Line of
heet music, musical merchamlise,ammunition, fish
ing tace, etc. Warranted razors, butcher aud
pocket knives The best kinds of sewinp machines
N E E DLES, OIL and Kxtvan for all MACHINES
'LINK 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 Diy Goods
notions, etc, and propose to make it red hot all alono
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 WoofTricota
Assabet Flannels
In fact everything usually found in a first-class Pry Goods Store. My
Boot and Shoe department is complete. I have also added a complete
linsof boys kilt suits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited
tZF'All mail orders promptly attended to.
Call and see me.
"W IF1. BEAD,
(Successor to K H. Alleiiy
Albany, Oregon.
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The Character ol J esus 40
Modern Church in Euro;e 4o
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All orders promptly filled bv
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JOSEPH WEBB EH ANNOUNCES TO HIS
J patrons and friends th it he c-n be fo-ui:l
on First street, in his new room-! in Eosh.iv &
M is i s bri.-k, where he is prepared to a
c iin n id.it : tne pubiie with am tiling in th t
loiujKallme. Hot or e ild'ba-li--:i - ad hours
STOCKMEN AND
Efjljhcrehy certify that Dr. I N. Woodle has
3 accessfully operated on niv ri-rin-.' h-"-so
ISAAC HAYS.
For further eference in rera to riaini!
inbuire of Dave Peterson, Wm. Peterson.Lel -anon;
.John Hardman, Alfred Wclverton, Al
any; Sam Gaines, Scio; Wm. Foster, Princ
ville. I practice veterinary mcdieiue in Al
bany and country surrounding Oi'riee arid
residence comer tith and W'ashinjrton sts.. I
L N. W'OODLE, Veterinary Surgeon ?
OREGON
Curran & Monteith have'lots for
sale on ti e installment plan, mim
ing in price from $125 to .$1001).
Oysters: (lyslers V
EASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SEItVED
fresh every day at H. UiC-rcks restaurant
OREGON RAILWAY and
NAVH;4TIO COM I AMI
Columbia River Route
Train j for the Eist leive PortHndjat 10 a.,.m
and 2 r. M. daily.
rDTriLrl?rP,s! to and Ir"m Principal
A JLLJtV-Ci 1 Ojpoints in United States,
Canada and Europe.
ELEGANTSPULLMAN PALACE CARS
Emigrant CSleeping aCars Kna Throaffh on
Express Trains
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
; - KlAijsAXD ST. PAUL
Free of IUiargc ami Without Change,
Close Connections at Portland for San Fran
' ' . Cisco and Pusjet Sound points.J
For further particulars inquire of Curaan &
Monteith, First Street, Albany. Oregon.
A. L. MAX WE LI,
. P. t T. A,
W; II. HOLC'OMR,
General Manager.
it2ri3oati leave the O. K. .. Co.'s wharf, at
the foot of Broadalbin street, on Tuesday and
Friday of each week. C. G. KAWLINGS,
Local Agent. "g
the leading
READ,
of the following Jgoods:
Plushes
Velvets
Velveteens
Silks and Satins
llWti
. . . i i'iu -
Sit Men 1
V
...... .....
Staple Groceries I
FineGlaOTffe,(Mer7
I Th-begi-pHdBy ot t ytpgw.
; Mots, etc
CAKES, PIES,
Fresh Baked Breatf
Every Day.
At this old mad reBabta boose ia aim -
found a complete assortment, of trash tmir.
froeeries, to which is constAntly being addcri at
Ihe seasonable lines of material and prorisiat
tttch as
Cranberries
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
Eastern Buckwheat Flour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds, .
Bohemian Glassware, Etc-
These (roods were all boueht when pries
were low, and toe benefit of the mcrgin will c
given to I lis customers. Kemcmber the plaus
t the old corasron First and Broadaftua St.
(DM) III
HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEF
Proprietors ot
mm
And manufacturers ot
Choice Confectionery.
We are uow prepamd to famish choice, f resk
candies of best grade, oonfiistmjr of pure Ftirfe.
assorted flavoia, mixed renxK extra Fre.vj
and chooolate creams, tancy mixed, candy tusa
andagaaeral assortment of flqe oodles
AT TOMUSAXB OK RETAIL.
Kf Orders titan oauntiy dealers promptly aft
tencd to. Factory on first street,
Albany. - - Oregon
IU InfcNKMG CtK, frop'.
NEW PROCESS FLOUR
(Stiperlw for "y r-iThstais' on)
The Best Stage FaciJitift
fifThe Highest pries ia each paid tor wheat.
NOTICE.
1 have bought and furnished"
The Scio Floiinoi Mills
W ith new machinery, making flour by the
fi ll rollkr PRocEss. Tne mill is now run
ni.TL' and 1 can furnish the best of flour aiui
fetd at leasonable rates. I intend to run my
mill'in such a manner that none can go away
dissatisfied. Give me a call.
. GO MS, Proprietor Scio Mills
SEGOHD HMD STORE1
The past year lias proven it to be X
necessity. The Inst and cheapest
plate in the city to buy your
Stoves, Furniture, tinware
We aie always prepared to buy vour
heusehold furniture at the highest
cash price. Sole agent for the
PEERLESS OIL CAN
And Imp Killer.
L. GOTTLIEB.
Albany Bath House
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR
"Ladie? and children's hair dress.
nr a specialty. . Dntue satisfaction,
guaranteed
JOHN SCHMEER'S
Livery. M4 Sale stable
Corner Second, and Ellsworth Stg,
ALBANY, - . OREGON
H
orsbs boarded by the day or month. Car
iiugea ur uujories on reasonable terms
vonl
NORTHWEST
FIRE and MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY ?
PORTLAND, - - OREGON
CAPITAL STOC K.
$50,ftO
MAGNOLIA MILLS,
JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Proper.
Will furnish sacks to farmers and
receive wheat at the usual rates of
storage. The highest market pWce
paid for same. CI
3"Be3t Magnolia flour always oa
hind for sale or exchange at reasona
ble rates.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD. 9.
A fine line of new silverware lust .
opened at Will fc Stark's.
ALBANY SODA WORKS
Red Grown Milk