THE MOTCNiyG HERALD" SATURDAY. yoVKMTBEK 24 18S8
THE Ki:i;'V liiti.rl.t ll IJK.
tin i:i:n ;lh t v ovi:no.
KH.MI ISHtK IX .4LB.4.W
. a f. it. K. rasas: taull.
fiis Legation ?Agaiast ths, Oregon PaciSa
Kailroad Compromised and Settled.
Members cf the Fiiceeuth Biennial Lejis'.a
tive Assembly.
Call far the Convention at the Conrt House ;
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Friday E venine Primaries Ihnrsdav. .
south r.orxo.
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Kiiirvue ex
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No Freight rm;ei'uJ liriCUtu ;
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Leave
.vmi. , the .London tahr
at the St. Charles.
your orders.
; Purkhart & Royce, job printers.
j I'uston brown bread at Parker
Pros.
G. B. Will, of Corvallis, is in
1 he city.
Samuel Nixon, ot Harrisburg, is
in the city.
Ladies, for your fine shoe repair
ng go to I'. J. Laporte.
Fresh mince meat, ready for use,
fur sale by F. L. Kenton,
Thos Brink has just opened an
elegant lot of baby carriages.
Interesting literary exercises
were held at the college yesterday,
Do not miss the great sale of
goods at cost at Monteith & Seicen
bach's. W. W. Crawford's dancing class
opened at the opera house last
evening. '
Republican city convention Fri
day, Nov. "0. Primaries Wednes
day, Nov. 2n.
E. cc C. Howard have removed
theirmillinery store to their new
quarters tip-stairs in the Pearce
block.
Go to Burkhart & Royee's for all
kinds of job printing. Prices
reasonable. F'irst-class work guaranteed.
A grand ball is to be given at
Salem on the 2Sth inst., which will
be Rt tended by several from this
city.
The concert given by the M. K.
Sunday school last evening was
weli attended and was an enjoya
ble a Hair.
Messrs. Winn & Humphrey have
opened a choice line of cigars at
the Western Union telegraph and
express oUice.
Owing ;o Thanksgiving the date
of holding the republican primaries
Las been changed to Wednesday
evening, Nov. 2S.
The grand jury at Corvallis has
indicted Henry Miller for killing
Klnie Wright on the railroad
track near Yaquina.
Order your Thanksgiving turkeys
of Sloan & East. They have some
nice, fat ones, and all kinds of
other poultry, fish and same.
H. L. Kelso, recently of Iowa
has purchased the farm of John
Marshal of Scio. paying for the
sa:i :0i)9. It contained ''20
acres.
If you want a clean and fine
smoke ask for J. Joseph's home
'maii white labor cigars. For sale
ly most cigar dealers and at J.
Joseph s laetory.
Misses K. & C. Howard have re
ceived one of the finest assort
snents of fine millinery ever offered
in this city. Ladies should cal
arly and examine their stock.
1 The Newport News says that a
Jigrht was observed a few evenings
since far out at sea, and supposi
tions are entertained that a vessel
of some kind must have been on
lire.
Oreonian, j
it lias been known for several
days that negotiations looking i
toward the settlement of Con !
tractor (r. W. Hunt's suit against i
the Oregon Paeitic railroad were
pending. The law firm of YYil
l;ams t Wood, conducted toe ne
gotiations for their client, Mr.
Hunt, while Whalley, Pronaugh oc
Nortiiuji looked out for the inter
ests of the Oregon Pacific.
Thursday the compromise was
ejected. Mr. Hunt accepts a
check for .fuO.Ossii for his claim
against the ('oinpany and another
f r $.jU7;J to cover the costs of the
suit.
Both are drawn on tiie banking
firm of Ladd 0c Tilton and bear the
signature of Hamilton, Job & Co.,
of Corvallis.
.-uu-r .ut. num. annuaou luscon
tract with the Oregon Pacific last
winter, the compromise began suit
against him in Albany for $100,
He defended the srit and
was recently awarded judgment
for $76,0 0. He has consented to
settle tor $(10,000. That is more
(baa the work amounted to. It
wa worth .about f jl',000. After
tiie Oregon Pacific liad ti'ed suit
against Mr. Hunt at Albany lie be
gan another suit in tiie state cir
cuit court in Portland for $100,000,
of which $80,000 was claimed for
work and $SO,000 for damages.
This suit has been transferred to
the United States circuit court,
Mr. Hunt having become a citizen
of Ohio. The probabilities are
that this suit will be dismissed,
now that a settlement has been
made.
HISTORY Of THE LITIGATION.
A little history of this litigation
might be ot interest at this time.
Mr. Hunt held the contract to
'mild fifty miles of the Oregon Pa
cific line, beginning at a point
forty miles east of Albany. Nel
son Bennett's contract called for
the building of the forty miles be
tween Albany and tiie western
end of Mr. Hunt's work.
On the BJtli of last December
both contractors annuled their
agreement, discharged their men
and suspended work. Mr. Hunt
said that he had taken this course
because he had received no money
lor four months and could get no
satisfaction from the company as
to when he would be paid; that lie
had been dealt with unfairly. Both
gentlemen stated tliey were in
duced to take the contract from the,
company on the positive assurance
that it had $2,000,0; 10 in the treas
ury; with $S,00J;Ou0 more availa
ble ; that it hud 100 miles of steel
rails in Francisco.
On the 20th of December, Mr.
Bennett set the legal ball in mo-
tion by suing the Oregon Pacific
in the state circuit court in Port
land, for $551, s2o, of which $201,
S25 w is claimed as balance due for
work performed, $ 150,00 J for de
creased valuation of his plant, by
reason of the abandonment of the
contract and $200,000 for damages.
Mr. Hunt followed by instituting
suit lor $100,000. Mr. Bennett's
suit is still pending in part 1 state
circuit court.
In connection with the Hunt set
tlement it was stated that steps
were being taken to compromise
the Bennett suit.
Following is a complete list of! Tiie republican voters of Albany
the members of the Oregon lers-.: are requested to meet in convention
lature. the democrats being marked
.4 iilltliOlISS TKKKIKLK F.4I.I,
morn
i
down !
j Knocked from the Train on the Bridge at
Jefferson Ha Fails Many Feet.
Sjalem, Nov. 2o. As this
ing's freight was coming
trom Albany, and was Hearing Jet-1
ierson, an accident occuned which
may result in the death of Brake
man VanKankin.
The train was in full motion and
Van Rankin was between two cars
examining the bulk-heads. He
swung -ut ami started to mount
'villi a star, there are 00 repre
sentatives, 51 republicans and 0
democrats ; :J0 senators, 21 repub
licans and ;t democrats. There are
72 republicans on joint ballot and
IS democrats :
Barin, L. T.. Clackamas.
Caulhor::, T. E., Benton.
Carson, .!. (.'., Multnomah.
Chandl"r, Geo., Baker.
Chambsiliu, M. L., Marion.
Cogsweil, C. A., Lake.
Dawson, S. A., Linn.
Dimick, J. B., Marion.
llakin, 8. B.. bane.
Fullerton, J. C, Douylas.
Gray, J. II. D.,' Clatsop.
Hamilton, .1. II.. lirant.
Hatch, F. T., Polk.
Hilton, Chas., Gilliam.
lrvine, li. A., Linn.
Looney, J. B.,- Marion.
Mackay, Donald, Multnomah.
Moore, F. A., 'Columbia.
Norval, J. W., Union.
-Kaiey, J. II., Umatilla.
Sinclair, W., Coos.
Simon, Joseph, Multnomah.
vteel, Geo. A., Multnomah.
Stanley, A. C, Jackson.
Tongue, T,, Washington.
Veatch, K. M., Lane.
Wager, J. P., Umatilla.
Watts, J. W., Yamhill.
Wait, J. L., Multnomah.
Watkins, (ieo., Wasto.
HE I'KESKXT ATIVKS.
Apperson, J. T., Clackamas.
Armstrong, Win., Marion.
Belknap, K. II., Benton.
Bean, H. J., Umatilla.
in lit - . '
oiunueu, .J. i'i., t;ougias. '
Bowditch, J. T., Jackson.
Crosno, C. B., Benton.
Ojn.lon, S. W., Lane.
Crook, A. II., Coos.
Derby, W. K., Yamhill.
Larhart. li. P., Multnomah.
Fell, T. Morrow.
F'isher, J. J., Multnomah.
Fisher, C. G., Polk.
(iambee, E. B., Umatiila.
Geer, T. T., Marion.
Gilbert, W. B., Multnomah.
( Jilharn, ( I. W. irant.
Goodnounh, C, Union.
Harrington. S. P., Multnomah
Haskell, N. C, Baker.
Hahn, John, Clatsop.
Howard, C. J., Josephine.
I lume, W. F., Multnomah.
Hunter, J. A. Wallowa.
Jennings, A. C, Lane.
Kirk, T. J.. Umatilla.
Laughlin. P. It., Yamhill.
Labrie, E. E., Douglas.
Layman. Samuel, Marion.
Ladd, Win. A., Multnomah.
Mever, J.. Linn.
Maxwell, J. W. Tillamook.
McCov, K. ()., Wasco.
Miller, It. C.Linn.
Millers, K. A., Jackson.
Moss, S. P., Lake.
Morelock, J. P.. It., Linn.
Moore, J. C, Washington.
KNapton, H. 1'., Malheur.
Northup, II. H., Multnomah.
Pacquet, Peter, Clackamas.
Parker, H. B., Clatsop.
Paulson, T., Washington.
Pope. J. V.. Washington.
Powell, F. S., Polk.
Price, W. K., Jackson.
Kickers, C. K., Douglas. J
Roberts, John. II., Coos.
Roe. J. L., l-nion.
Short, R. V., Clackamas.
Smith. K. L., Wasco.
Stafford, J. M., Lane.
Strjwbridge, J. A. Multnomah.
Thomas. J. A., Gilliam.
Tiiompson, D. P., Multnomah.
Waldo, J. B., Marion.
Weed, J., Columbia.
Williamson. J. II., Crook.
Wilson, J. l.. Marion.
at t lie court house cm r-rumy even
ing, Nov. '.'', 1SSS, at 7 :") o'clock,
for tiie purpose of placing in nom
ination on- candidate each for the
ollice of treasurer and marshal to
be voted for at Vie' annual vity
ele ction to be liekl ' on Monday.
Dec..;., 1SSS, ami to ratify ward
nominations for count iimen.
Net-Cash Will Bnvlds P.h MTipr Than
I u rw
j Anywhere ELe.
j There is no need of sendinsaway
! for goods when the following desir
! able wares can be bought for net
j cash at import prices:
; One-half dozen unbundled
cups and saucers, .15 cts.
uozen uniiandled coll'ee
and saucers. 45 cts.
dozen handled coilee cups and
saucers, 50 cts.
'lozen seven inch dinner plates
45 cts.
The goods mentioned
iron stone china, and
ware.
tea
cup
above
Mot C
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C.
od for
WARD MKKTIM.S.
The committee re-ommend thai
the various waid meetings be held
Wednesday evening, Nov. 2S, 1SSS
at the following places:
First ward Lithe circuit court
room at the court house.
Second v. ard In the county I
CO irt room. J
Third ward At the oliice of the j
i Farmers' warehouse. j
I Each ward meeting wid no.mn
ate one candidate tor councilman i
and select, a member cf the cilv
i central committee. By order of j f",e Promising young drivers from .
the central committee. uneco, iUason Clnet, and Edward
r.verett. Also some choice heavy !
mares. Anyone w ishing a horse I
will do well to look them over and j
! we wul tike pleasure in showimr '
These prices will stain
the next tliiitv davs.
Jrurs-GuADwom..
Ai.n.vxv, Oct. 20, 1SSS.
4'iin- tlircs fur f;iU:
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
O. II. Ikvinf, Chairman.
IM-1
Is it not
iu the (Cud.
To our assortment of Standard'. Brands of Fancy groceries, unexcelled'
by any in the city. Richardson a- Rohbuis celenrated Canned Meats, such"
as turkev, chicken, grouse, nheitsaat, snipe, wild duck, plover, quail and'
woodcock.
McKXKiUT Bkos.,
Tallman, Or.
the -neatest sc-.urire of huroiinitv in ineiiiio an nuenomg pnrctiasers
the bud. than to try to "lay its pro
gress on the lirink of the ura ve. A
few doses ol California's most useful
production, will releive, and a thor
ough treatment will cure. Nasal
Catarrh, too often tiie forerunner of i
eoii?iiiiipti(iii can he cured hy ('alitor-
nia Cat-It-Cure. These, n-iiiedies are '
sold and fully warrer.ted hy Foshay fc I
.uason.
i r
l or I lie Holidays.
L. W. Guiss it Sons are now
receiving an elegant line of holiday !
goods, such as plush-, toilet sets,
albums, novelties, cards and fancy
goods, also a fine line of perfumer
ies in eleirant plush cases. Their!
stock w ill be complete and prices j
w ill bs as low as the lowest. j
Franoo-Ameican Food Co.
Ladies
I have received my full stock of '
fall and winter millinery, navej
secured the service of Miss" .Smith,
of Portland, trimmer. Will be
pleased to show goods at any time.
to Mrs.
Cli.iiiiS Oat Sale
Attention is called to the big ad
vertisement of Monteith & Seiten-
! bach pn our first page to-day. They
are going out of business in Albany
and will positively sell their entire
stock of general merchandise at
cost. This firm has been in busi
ness here for for ininv vears- and
IllO Itlllt li in ..... 1 4-1... i ' . 1 r I t - .
i""""' io tuuiAJiii ui ine ime ma m. lirush, successor
ana complete Ktock iney carry. It ! E. J. O'Connor.
is a genuine closing out sale, and is I
a rare chance to secure big bar-1 A Warning.
gains. j Tliejmodes of de.iili's approach are
i arious, and statistics show conchisive-
!tillins at ;really lteliit il Prices ly that more persons die from diseases
Samuel E. Youns has received a i "' l.,lu ,lir,,!lt :iih1 lungs than any other.
large invoice of picot edge ribbons Jl IS l'"al' everyone, without
,,f ciiiU,r;-,n,i;. i- I - .i ' : exception, reeeues vast rumbers o
of superior quality direct irom the j Tll!.e.cle (Jenns hitoahe svstem and
importers at New ork, which he j where these -erms fall upon suitable
is offering at greatly reduced prices, ; soil they start into life and develop.
10 ciose inem out. . ai iirsi siowiy ana is shown in- a
s slight tickling sensation in the throat
Than ! a'"' 11 allowed to eontinue their
j ravages they extend to the hours pro-
uueing consumption ami 10 ine Head,
j causing catarrh. Now all this is
. dangerous and if allowed to proceed
i will in time cause death. Al the onset
you must act with promptness; alluw-
mg-a cola to go wilnout attention la
d.uigerous and may lose you your
life. As soon as you feel that some
thing is wrong with yourthroat, lungs
or nostrils, obtain a hottleof Bosehee's
German Syrup. Jt will give iou im
mediate relief.
Celebrated French soups, mock turtle, pea, French bouillon, tomato
chicken, consomme, beef aud terrapin. These good3 are prepared from care-'
fully selected meats, vegetables andjpoultry without the aid of aay artificial
substance whatever.
i IM-.covTi"
i
More liiiiiiiltlc
.oll.
j Are Santa Abie, the California dis-
covery for Consumption and diseases
! of the throat. Chest and Lungs, and
California Cat-R-Cure. the only gnar-
I anteed cure for Catarrh, Cold in the I ;
Jiead and kindred complaints They
j are sold at -?1 per package, or three
for S-J.5U, and are. reecuiniended and
j ued ! y the leading physicians ..f the
!':n-: lie Coast. No neciei compounds.
I Guaranteed by Foshay it Masoh
F & IHEINZ
The immense side of Chamberlain's
Cough kemedy has been produed to a
great extent hy people who have been
eureil by it telling their friends and !
neighbors of its good qualities
urging them to try it. The most se- i
vere cold will soon yield to its sooth- I
ing effects. For sale by Foshav it
-iason.
m
seems
Iroi t ri :-n At i,if tlilr. ... .
'ii..-. i .i. amo ..loan nun i aiici , ffig
r.ast nave opened a tisn and fame
market in th.. building formerly oc
i iipie.l by the Western Union Tel
'.arraph office. They keep fresh
listi and poultrv constantlv on
hand.
G'us. Thompson, who was taken
'ill with smallpox near Solavilie,
after attending his son, who died
with the disease in Portland, died
on the 21st, inst. No other cases
are reported in that vicinity, and
there are no cases in Linn county.
Will A Stark h ive now the finest
line oi jeweiry tnev nave ever car-1
ried, including fine gold watches,
diamonds, silverware, etc. The
public is invited to call and inspect i
meir novemes lor tne Holiday
trade.
The third quarterly meeting for
the conference year will be held at
at the Evangelical church next
Sabbath. Rev. C. C. Poling, P. E..
of Salem, will be present and con
duct the meeting both morning and
evening. A cordial invitation is
extended to all
Junction City will give the Cum
berland Presbyterian Synod $500v
1o locate their college at that place.
4 fr;..,,.l ,.f ..1. ..!. i. . .4 l
410 ooo f,.r tta i.,.ot;, u-;i Cmphrey ; .50 acres ot land to
I -. l .i. . . i ISl
lament vaoey, ana at
at hugene the
iin was passing over the
bridge, and as he started up the
ladder he was struck bv the" tim-
hers of the bridge and knocked to i
the solid rock twenty-live feet be
low. He was picked up an almost life
less form. One leg was broken by
the fall, and he was otherwise
badly bruised. Aside from being
( ni up about the face and head by
coming in sudden contact with the
bridge, he is terribly bruised by
his awful fall.
His mother, who lives at Junc
tion, was immediately informed of
the accident and arrived on the
noon passenger train and removed
him home on the return train. Al
though he is horribly bruised, al
most beyond recognition, it is
thought iie may recover. As yet
there is no evidences of inteinal
injuries, out it is feared, as he was
precipitated from such an elevation
to tiie solid rocks below, that he
mav be fataliv injured.
Tiie ;real Sale.
Large crowds dailv throng the!
store of Monteith iV. Seitenbach
faking advantage of this oppor
tunity of purchasing goods from a
first-class stock at an average of 25
per cent, less than the usual price.
These goods must go, as the store
will be vacated by the first of the
year. If you w ant hoots and shoes,
underwear, dress goods, fancv
goods or any staple drv ioods. re"-
nn't Experiment.
You cannot a third to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are
(.anger. ( ousuuiitiou always
it first unit- -i .i.ll 1 1..
permit any dealer to impose upon you i
with some cheap imitation ofDr,
. King's New Dis.ovtrv for Consump-J
tio'i, Coughs and Colds, but be sure !
t t . - . . I
."'" l"- genuine, r.eeaus'j be directions
'" mane more pnuu ne may tell you i all d
ne n a someunng jut as goml. or just
the same. Don't be defeat d. but in--i.-t
upon getting Pr. Kind's New Hi.--eov.-ry,
which is guaranteed to'give
releifin all Throat,- bung and Chest
alleelioiis. Trial bottles free at Fn
Iiay & Mason's Drug Store.
Caution lo .liolhcrs.
Every mother is cautioned against
giving her shild laudanum or p-ira-
md i g0"" it creates an unnatural craving
tor stimulants which kills the mind
or the chilil. Acker's Baby Soother
is specially prepared to benefit- chil
dren and cure their pains. It is harm
less and contains no opium or mor
phine. Sold by Foshay & Masou.
California a.(.Ciire.
The only guaranteed cure for ca
tarrh, coid in the head, hay fever.rose
eo'd, eatrrlud deafness and sore eyes
lies ore the sense of taste aud unpleas
ant breaih, resulting from catarrh.
iy and p.casant. lo use. Follow
ind a cure is wan-anted, bv
uggists. Send for a circular
to Abietine Medical Companv, Oro
ville. Cal. Six mouths' treatment for
si; sent by maii, f 1.10, For. sale by
Foshay iV Mason,
i:i:att !i.ri.
Spiced gherkins, chowchow, picalilly, cauliflower, queen olives, mus
tard dressing, pickled onions, swpet pickles and table sauces, aud a full line
of C rosse it Blackwell's canned goods.
GORDON & DILWORTH'S
.11 A
. i .. . .i ' . i vuiuiiiiNi vai-n mir; a I s ill niOIiik
liifiniifr tliMt rin thiw Atitiia ufb- . c i .- . V J 1 .
1.11 i.j utiiiici niut,& : ill i :t i :i tin in
Xatiir.il !.-! it si.-( f iiirrnia.
It is only found in Bultc. Conniw
Califoi uia aud in no other part of the i
norm. v e len-r lo the tree that pro
duces the healing and penetiating
gum used in that pleasant and effec
tive cure for consumption, asthma,
luonchitis, and coughs, Santa Abie,
the King of consumption Foshav it
Mason guanintees and sells it for SI
bottle .ir three for 50. Bv the use
oi caiuorni.i cal-K Cure
French keeps railroad time.
Boys kilt suits at W. F. Read's.
Magieyeastat Brownell A Stanard's'
Fine old cherry bounce at M. Baura- !
gart's. I
Finest line of jersies ever in Albany
at -Head's.
! New ork preserved strawberries, plums, pineapple, quince, peach and
j tine iresh mushrooms, in glass. A loveiy thing for man's eye to behold,
j Also we have received a very large stock of
an actual slaughter in prices is be
ing made, goods being sold at less
than cost.
Will r Thomus I mpure,
The will of the late Thomas
Umphrey, of this city, has been
admitted to probate. It leaves $1000
eacti to Eva, Louisa and Albert .i.... a !.
. . , ; btiab XT v. rv 1. 1 o
Teachers KvaiulnatiuH.
Notice is hereby given that the
regular public quarterly examina
tion of teacheis tor Linn Couoty
will be heid in Albany, at the
Court house commencing at noon
on Wednesday Nov. 28. 1888.
All teachers desiring examination
will be present at the begiuniug.
L. M. Ccui..
County Superintendent.
Winter t'lmlera.
A species of boel complaint
known as "winter cholera," appeared
in several cities in the Northwest last
winter and is lfkely to be more gen
eral this season. Chamberlain's
Cliolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy
is a certain cure for it. For sale by
Foshay & Mason.
the i
the recent
session at hugene the Svnod ap-
jiointed a commission to hear prop
ositions for the location of the
college.
OlSicers 1 1. -!!.
ter; $2o to Mrs
j and the remainder
! which is valued at $10,000 to Mrs.
Julia Parker, Mrs. Mary Parker,
I Albert Umphrey and the children
jot" Samantha J. Cowan. Albert
I Umphrey is named as executor.
People Everywhere
! Confirm our statement wdien we sav
English Remedy is iu
PVt'T u WAV simprior T.A untf nn1 oil
Sarah Cooper, other preparations for the throat and
Ol HiG IDlalC. ; liimrQ In n' inniiinfr .rt.irrh r.l w.,,r.
it is magic, and relieves at once. Re
member this remedy is sold on,Ja
positive guarantee.
following
term :
Tiie A. C. L. society of the Al
Lanv college elected the
.officers for tiie ensuin
President, L. Elkins; vice presi-j
dent, E. Irvine; critic, W. H. !
Lee; clerk, C. Yunk ; ireasmer, j
W. F. tialbraith; librarian, E. ;
Plodgett; sergeant at arms, C. i
Irvine. j
Writ 1 llalica nrpMi.
A writ of habeas corpus has been
An Absolute Cure.
The original Abiet'ine OiutmerTt is
oidy put up in large two ounce toi
boxes, and is an absolute cure for old
iio.,l tV r,, if - sores, ir rns, uounus, enappetl Hands,
issueu irom Justice Humphrey's hmH ,.n t-i., ....,...,.. U-.u
court in tiie case ot the state ys. 1 ely cure all kinds of piles. Ask for
Jack Houston for kidnaormcr h ! the oriirinal Aliietine Ointment. SolH
al custody of D-v ro.-nay iv; Mason for i cents per
oox uy man .jo cents.
nasal
eased
stored to a
a package,
ars free,
dispelled, and the dis
passage is speedily re-
healthy condition. -1.00
By mail, 1, 10. Circu-
Mothers Hel.
The proprietors of Santa Abie have
authorized F.,shav A Mason to refund
your money; if, xfter giving this Cali
fornia Ki.ig of Cough Cures a fair
trial as directed, it fails to give satis,
fay tion for the: cure of Cough, Croup
vmooping cough and ah Throat ane
Lung troubles. When the
affects the head, and assumes tin
form of Catarrh, nothing is so effect
ive as California Cat-K-Cuie. Thesd
preparations are without eqnal as a
household remedies.
voice of British trimmings
call on
veryl ats,e
The tide of immigration is begin
ning to flow westward.
CITY ELECTION KOTICEr
A .New Boat.
T. E. Parker of Oneatta i
ing arrangements to build
.stei n wheel steam boat to
Yaoiiina Dav. Mr. Parker
s lruik
a new
t.Iv ..1.
' ,-. , ! ment
tniiiKO i v
children from tiie le
hl.S Wife. The two little .drls
taken by Mr. Houston to Harris
burg, and the mother is now armed
witii legal authority to recover the
children.
Just received at Conn Bros. clam
Chamberlain's Kvc
is unciiuaied
llie new boat will be running with-
ji tin ee or four months. J
anil Suin Oint-fo-
eld chronic
ores. .Many ca.-es nave been iivi-nei.
luoi'tlv cured by it. For sale by i.
sii.iy it Mason.
etiowaer, mushrooms, new crop
keg pickles, thanks'ivinr turkf-vs
:or
and chickens, novelties
.holidays, etc., etc.
Just ieceived at 'V. F. Read's a ful
l; l.. .1 .... : . .. . .. i . . ,
" u.ie inusuu uniicrwcar
ai-o girl.-' white dresses and infants
slips. Call and sec them.
N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual election in and for the
city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
will be held on .Monday, the 3d day of
December. A. 1). 1SN.S, for the purpose
of electing the following municipal
officers, to-wit: Marshal, Treasurer
and three couneilmen, one from each
ward in said city.
The polling places will be as follows:
First ward, county clerk's office; sec
ond ward, county treasurer's ollice:
third ward, farmers' warehouse oflice
The foll jwing named persons have
been appointed bv the eitv council as
I judges and clerks of said election :
rirst waid judges, David rroman, N.
T. Moore, Martin Pavne: clerks, T. J
Stites, C. W. Watts. Second Ward
judges, L. Sender.-, W. M. Ketehum,
ieo. Knox; clerks, J. R. Wyatt, Cal.
Burkhart. Ihiro ward judges. John
Isom, N. C. V. Kislcy, R.. A, Irvine;
ch rks, W. H ...Warner, W. E, Kelly.
S Ad election wiil begin at t o';-iock
in the inorninir and continue M'ithout
closing the po.ls until 6 o'clock in the
A new in
at Read's.
For nice parlor suites
Thomas Prink.
(jo :oid sec the new silverware at
Will & Stark's.
New drss good- the
styles at W. F. Read's. .
A tine line of new silverware just
epeue' at Will it Stark's.
Asbs autiful as a dream that line o
adies broadcloth at W. F.Read's
The largest and best assortment of
tea aud toffee in town at Browuell &
Stanard's.
A full line of crockery and- glass
ware cheap at Browned i; Stanard's.
Extra soda crackers, fresh from the
disease ! factory, every week at Brownell &
Stanard's.
J. A. Archibald, agent for the Sing
er Manufacturing' Co., opposite Odri
Fellows temple.
Our customers never have the blues,
because we give them such good bar
gains. W. F. Read.
We handle three kinds of fruit jar
and you will do well to see us before
placing your orders.
Mirth is short livei. Prolong it if
you can. It will help your disposition
to trade with W. F. Read.
Call on Brownell & Stanard's for
candies and nuts for the holmavs. A
tine assortment on hand.
Just received, another lot of those
fine hand sewed French kid shoes, the
very cheapest eyer brought to town at
W. F. Read's.
Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best
remedy iu the world for liver and kid
ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
at M Baiiuigart's
For your fine imported ind Ke
West cigars, go to M. Baumgart
cigar store, one door east of Black
man's drug store.
"You vt-ill never mws thegwater
'Till the well runs dry."
If you w ant a -well dug call on E. B.
Davidson. He does prompt work at a
reasonable price Orders can be left
at this oflice.
NEW CROP
the I evening of the above mentioned day
I ami uate,
' By order of the council, made No-
! vciuber Viih, isss,,
j N, J. Hextox,
Recorder of the citv of Albany.
Albas y, Or,, Nov IT, 18S8,
Ataj Batli House
AND
HAIR. DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR
fI.adie? mid children's hair dress
ng a spee.alty. DntiJc satisfaction
guaranteed
Raisins, Zante eurrant3, citren, lemon and orange peel; mincemeat in
both wood and glass. All good standard brands, which we do not hesitate to
guarantee to give satisfaction in every respect. Other articles of fancy goods
to aumerous to mention. Besides it is a wall kuowa fact that our stock of
STAPLE GROCERies
And provisions far excel that of any other atore in the citv.
just received from Eastern factories and jobbers a line of fancy " '
We liar
JEHOlLsXlDrzr GOODS
For our crockery department that will do credit to any house in the eity
ef Portland, aud will be sold at reduced rates and not the old-fashioned hun-dred-per-ceHt-carry-them-haif-over-untiI-next-8eason
plan.' We intend to
sell every article bought for the Holiday tradeso low that no man caa hare
an excuse for not buying hid wife a present.