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ALBANY OREGON SUNDAY MQ RMINlx DECEMBER 30
VOL. lV-JVO. "7
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Having decided to
Mire
Dry Goods, Fancy
Our
Hats, Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Cloaks
It
Cos
FOE THE
The Entire Stock
Tie lie
WITHOUT
ES is a Gexmire Clcsisg Cut Sale cf the well iacwnfiia cf M02TTEITH &
S2ITE1TBACH, and purchasers will receive a net saving of 25 per cent-cn Goods
fought Early callers will secure the advantage
stock to select from.
Mionteitli & eitenbaoli
0
retire from business in Albany ,3we
of
-CONSISTING OF-
Goods, Clothing,
Ski
Genera
Wifat mm-
JSfEXT 40 DAYS OILY
Must Be Closed Within Six Weeks
-AND-
fill Be Put
REGARD
SALE!
willofferJ our-
into
Boots 1
noes
to
TO COST
of the large and unbroken
OHEG-02T
Merc
Prices
Absolutely Pure.
This powaer never vanes. A marvei
ol parity,strenrili :i!id whoksomencss
More ecouomii al than tbe ordinar)
kinds and cannot be sold ,n competi
tion witb multitude of low test, 6hort
weight alum 01 phosphate powders
Sold only in e ms. Koyai. Bikw jow
deb Co. li)!'. Wail st.. N. Y.
D W Ckowlky tt Co., Airents,
Portland. Oregon.
rsivss JA.
G
W. TI ASTON, .PHYSICIAN' AND SLT.
, treon. A'.v.any. jrt?on
M.
H. ELLIS, rmSKIAN AND-SVItr
ireon, Albai y, Oregon.
C! C. KELLY, rilYSlC'IAN" AND olK
geon Albany, Oregon, otKe in Puree's
new block Office hours, from 8 A. i. to 4
A J. KOSsflTEH, VETEIJNARY KUU
. eon, f;ra'!ur;t.j of OuUrio veterinary
col'eire ami member of the '.itario veteriii
ary n-etlical sieivty, is rr.prrl to treat the
diseases of all dfimi-stir&tcd animals on
seicntifie principles. Ottiee nteond doer east
of the opera house, Al'iany, Oregon.
DK. ft KOLDKWAV, VETIIIINAIY SUH
freoii, Aibany, Oiefron.- Graduate ff fierj
man and American eoMeeJ.
Cloctrirsiiui HiiirR;nt!ii(r Trt atiiinit
nWOSE DESliMXG EITHER THESE
i safe and reliable methods i! treating dis
eane will find Dr. E. A. MeAiister prepared
with excellent appliances ler aimiidsterini;
either, as the nature of th? Ci.se may reqr.ire.
He may be found at his oiftus on Third sti tot,
two uQors south of the e)ecti:c li'jht station,
when not absent on profes.irnal business.
I 1 K. E A. JfAUSTEfl.
OMEOPATHIt:
physician, has remorai his oltiie fr.-.m
laro doors south ot
" a:&k liirht Station,
I IC. N. i'L.ACKI't'KN, ATTORNEY AT
L'. Lav,-, Al'r:'!iy, Oregon. Oslice in Odd
l: ii,w"s Teiiij Viil practice in all courts
ot the (.".ate, ami iriic special attention to all
business
! Ol3 EfcTO.N n, Klil.ES k." A IT ORNEY
M at Law, Aib.my, Or. O'hce in rooms 13
and 14, Foster's lijock, over L. E. Wain's
stor .
T K. WEATHUKEORD, ATTORNEY AT
J . law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Oiid
Fellows Temple. Will practice in all the
ourts of thestate, and jrive special attention
to all business
.Volice lo MuckhoUlcrs.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual stockholders' meeting of the
Karmcrs and Merchants' insurance company
of Albany, Oregon, will be held at the com
pany's oiliee in tbe lit? of A ibany, Oregon,
on Wednesday, January i, 1SS9, at the hour
of 2 o'clock p. . . of said day for the purpose
of electing nine directors of said company,
to serve one year, and to transact such other
bueinf'89 as may regularly come before said
meeting, Yiu are further notified that a
motion will be made to amend section 1, 2, 3
and a of the by-laws of said company, and
also to add to said by-laws additional sections
IS, 19, 2o and 21, a copy of which said amend
ments and additional by-laws is on file with
the secretary in the company's office.
Dated this 13th dav of Dec. 1SSS.
J. K. ELI'ERKJN, Secretary.
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS.
Pfeiffer, Prop. Only tirst-cciass house
in the city. Larc;e sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General atase office for Corvallis.
H.
EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHAIAKE
and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
Land urYcying.
PARTIKS DKSIRING SURVEYING DONK CAN OB.
tain accurate and prompt work by callin?
upon ex-county aurvryoi t. T. T. Fisher. He
has complete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and is prepared to do surveying in
any part of Linn county. Pcstof.ice address,
Millers Station, Linn county, Oregon.
Fruit Oryer lor Sale
PLUMMER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY
size, complete, with additions and im
provements, f.ir sale cheap. Apply to A.
Maker, Shedd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler,
Springfield, Oregon.
Estray Sot ice.
TAKEN UP ON THE FARM OF S. GOURJ
lej , three miles west of Albany, on etc;
ber 1, ibHS, a white cow with brown heat'
and some brown spots. Both cars clipped on
ends and slit, about 8 vears old. The owner
will please call and get the above described
cow and ay costs
Oysters ! Oysters !
E
ASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED
fresh every dav at H.vD-.ercks' restaurant
ami's
Hermann Diercks, Prop,
THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW OPENED TO
the nulilin in the Saltmarsh building be
low the Revere House, where good meals
rill be served at all hours. Mr JJicrcK in
ites his old custon ers and the public gener
Ut to call. The tables will be supplied with
'he becH viands the market aft'orus. Satisfac
ion guarantee . .
M iiiur-tM uhs formerlv proprietor, of the
nevere HOJse 'esiiiui.i.., .... -,
the European p'an.l.ut found tha: pian did.i t
succeed, so he opened his present restaurant
i . .i-hi.-h lie can on
where he has -iveu general satisfaction-
Persons wanting a first-class meal should
to t.i Hermann's.
Rr No Chinese employed.
,l!cal Warfecl.
T,1KKbII MEAT AND SALMON
" c!rv at U'dc's nic-t iliail.et.
l n,':v and i tuil u.arkct kept up
EVERY
i'isn
Hcrm
Restaurant
I
IX HEM4BUn(
At a stated convocation of Linn j
Chapter .No. 19, H: A.M., held at!
the Masonic hall in North Browns- i
vil!e, Linn county, Oregon, on;
i?nday, the 21st dav.ot December,
A. D. 1888, A. L,i'418, the follow
icg "resolutions were presented and
unanimously adopted by the chap-!
ttr, to-wit: ' r -, ;
IIaLI. OK LlXX ClIArTEB,"'":'
No. 19, 11. A. M. :;' v
Witi.HE as, 1 1 has pleased Divine
Providence to rernove from our
endst cur worth) companion, A.
K.i'nompson ; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of
Companion Thompson Linn Chap
ter,; No. 19. K .. a . M . .. has lost . a
ner aim ine lanniy oi me ueceasreu
a loving and kind husband and
lather.
Resolved, That the condolence
of this chapter be extended to the
family of said deceased 'ompanion.
Resolved, That a Copy of these
resolutions be furnished the family
of the deceased, and that a eppy ot"
. ...... 1 IT ' ..K..l .mif ti
nic tsttiiie ub juiiiioncu me buuiiij
! papers for publ-cation, and tliai
. ! i i ! . ;
I ine same oe spreau upuii iub min
utes of trns chapter.
Resolyed, That the furniture of
this chap.er be draped in mourn
ing and that the members thereof
wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
0. P. Coshow,
W. R. KniK,
J. P. Galbr.mth,
1. M. Howe,
W, B. Blanch ard,
Committee.
A Warning.
Thc'rnodes of death's approach are
various, and statistics show conclusive
ly that more persons die from diseases
of the throat and lungs than auy other.
It is probable that everyone, without
exception, receives vast rumbers of
Tulieicle ticrms into the system and
where these germs fall upon suitable
soil they start into life and develop,
at tirst 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 ;11 this is
langcrou and if alloweu to proceed
will in time cause death. M the ocset
you niu-t 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 yourthroat, lungs
or nostrils, obtain a boUleof Boschee's
(Jernian Syrup. It will give you im
mediate relief.
; . " iiioVvi'Vi)--ill J f l,i i-ilil
Mr. C. E. Morton is at room 2,
: St. Charles hotel, with a full assort
ment, of Dr. bill's celebrated elec
trical appliances, consisting of
j belts, insoles, trusses, etc., etc.
I Those troubled with weak back,
kidney and liver trouble, nervous
debility, rheumatism, exhaustion,
weakness, emissions, imporency,
etc. Those troubled with cold feet
should have a pair of Dr. f"ills
electric insoles. Parties who
would like to see the eLctncal ap
pliances at their resilience can do
so by addressing a note to me at
the bt. Charles hotel, giving name,
name and number, of street.
C. .K. Morton, Electrician.
BOB.
CRAWFORD fn Saturday, Dee. Sf, to the
wife of Jaraps G. Crawford, a daughter;
Mother and child doing well.
if . CORDS OF BODY FIR AND MAPLE
4 V wood for sale. Apply to S, Gourley.
The Altov Bakery !
-Uudcr the new management of-
- WHO KEEP
A fuil line of choice family groceries and
provision
Cannea Pineapples,
Choice TaMe Delicacies
Ornamented cakes for
Wedatnus and Parties.
Salmon bellies, mackerel and salt Bgh of all
kinds.
fBSSH BAKED BREAD
JtCvcrv X)av.
Best Pies. Cakes.
TEAS and COFFE
) XltilOJ
CANNED WOODS, ETC,
. jne best Soap in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
-rAtJ hu Fox's Old stand, i low Fl M l
:cW biick.
liter Eras.
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GENERAL NEWS.
A San Francisco Man Absconds
With $10,0000.
A4T!SEIt ROW WITH THE BLACK
A GeEeral Fight Over the Arrest of a'tfegw'
News Eaatof the Eockies and
from tie Old World.
Special to the Hek alb.
Chicago, Dec. 29. A telegram
f'rem ban "Francssco tbis morciu
unouQoed tha Charles F. Merle,
'-i6-'iil'vyjgnt ot N. K.
iirbituk. of this city, 'tScalci-' lit lati
and' canned meat, had absconded
with $90,000 ot the firm's money.
Jlr, Fairbunk had not heard auv
thing diffuient on the subject, but
was certain tnat if Merle Had s.b
scouded he could by no possibility
b;ve taken so much as was lepuit
ed. Mr . Gosi.iau, of tin; Fairl.n.k
company, by reference :o ihe books,
found that it would h ive bteu im
possible for him to he defaulter o
the amount 0190,000. .Said he:
"The amount named iij t he ti.:eiini
must of necessity huve. t eeu au
exaggeration by ten fu- twelve tim ;.
the amouut. I expect that the
company :sstiu-.K :or n little but ii
certainly is not over 10,000. Oiu
iSan Francitcci ayeut lias icko in
structed to Iook out lor our iutti
csts uud one of our members has
just been started to California to
see how much damage is doi?e.
Utw - Anionic tbe. Blacks.
Month ello, Aik., Dec. 29. A
row grew out i! iu aitcmpt to aniti
a nejro yesterday, aud a general
right betiwfn the whites and macks
was narro.vly avoided, it is re
ported that ut--nes attempted
to release the prisoner, iut the
whites are prepared tu: ai'y emer
gency, Evicting !eli!.. ;;?" lcn.uii.
Dublin, Dee. -.'ii. The eviction
ot d'jlinqueuts at Gwedore, county
of Dengaiioiji, began Wednesday.
Troops and police have been order
ed there to assist the bailiffs. Very
Yiolent times arc apprehended.
A Kick Uiit.
Rome, Dec. 2l. The pope has
written a cordial letter to the pre
lates of Ireland informing thtai
tl'.tt he had sent a rich gilt to the
Irish CatuoiicoT'
WILI4.HOU&KS EYESt Hit FASTER ?
Professor Krewt-r of Vale Believes
Ttoey Have Beached Tticir Liuiil.
Professor Brewer ouid in a recent
speech before the National Acad
emy of. Sciences: The English
uiioughbreU is a huished breed, and
it has undouotedlj arrived at the
au'mimt ot its excellence. Tuere
has been practically no new blood
iu this breed since i7G0. This
breed has been finished aud com pleted
in two senses: First, as to
its grade, heredity, biood and char
acter; and secondly, 1 s to its speed,
in which tbe limit has been un
doubtedly reached. We have faster
horses than our grandfathers, but
it is not likely that our grand
children will have a laster breed
than we have now.
In the case of trotters there has
been a steady increase ot speed.
The fastest record is 2 :08 . Less
than a dozen horses have ever trot
ted in less than 2:14.
The best record in running was
made in Louisville, the time being
1:39.
The speaker showed a table, on
wbicii were the number of horses
in the last few years which had
made a record within five seconds
of thi9 time.
Tbe nearest that any horse has
come to this recerd is 1 :40, wbicb
was done last year. A very large
number of horses have made their
record but once. There are many
that have made as fast time as these
that have records, but in not win
ning the race they get no record.
The record as it now stands may
oe lowered. When I said that
speed had reached its maximum 1
didn't think but what better time
would be made. I tlrnk about
l:3!ywill be the speed of runners.
Hereafter breeders will be expected
to keep up this high standard of
excellence rather than to making
better time. I believe the thorough
bred has fiuisheri his evolution.
The Pendleton Tribune savs of a
former resident of Liun county:
Judge -G. W. Walker passed
through Christmas morning on his
wav to Walla Walla troui Califor
nia accompanied by his brother,
Marion. Judge Walker has been
ill for several months and he was
taken to California some time since
in the hope that the change would
benefit him. But we learn that
his attending physician there could
give no hope and eaid he might as
well come home, probably to die.
The Judge's many friends in Uma
tilla county will bo sorry to learn
of his critical condition.
TO EXrilASVE.
A stock of boots and shoes for a
good farm; value about $6000.
Address lor a few days,
II. F. P.0DWE1.L,
Lebanon, Oregon.
IVASBLVUIOX SEWS.
An fltJ Servant liislt-d Bids Open
ed Mystified OHiciniK A vies.
Washington, Dee. 27.- Michael -J.
Keating, for filty years a messeh -.
ger in the war department, while
under the influence of. liquor this
morning, pitched headLng; over .
the st ai .-case to ;: t he4 basement be- -neath,
about eighty feet. He
struek on the marble floor" and.
iivtJ but a few minutes. Kcating's
12-year o,d son wa 4rowiied last
samroer, and a daughter, aged 20 V''
years, fell down stairs and sustained vi"
fatal injuries. ;
BIDS OPENED. ' '
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Bids were opened at the navy.de
nartmeitt to dav v for furuishinj
fools aau' ;.)h;u;.-,i.'js.'f!-r. :jtbe -JA f a j; .;
Ialand .navy yard. The "' bidders
were from Providence, New York,
Philadelphia and other points in
the East, and Oakland, Shu Fran
Cisco and Saciamento in the West.
A.N OTH Ell CANCELLED K1I.U
T 1 he dismay ol the treasury 01-iici.-ais
nnd especially those of the
redemption division, another re
deemed and cancelled bill has
turned up for redemption. This
rune the denomination is $10 and
the bill was received at one of the
ci y banks yesterday. The pre
vious bii!s were $20 ones. This
makes three lilU which have beeu
redeemed nod celled, and were
suppose to have been destroyed
tuat haye again appeared for re
demption. The cjuestion is to who
stole them and iiow the theft was
c iDJiuined. is puzzling the officials
greatly and they can reach no con
clusion. Ano'.atr important ques
tion that worries them is, how
many nmro 1 ills have been stolen,
a- tbe thief w'o could grt away
with tlvsc had - very opportunity
to ti'e more Au investigation is
in piDgieto.
OF INTEREST TO OKEGONIANS.
Secretary Vilas to-day ordered
that the list of swamp lauds known
e No. ), i:. ;he district of lands
subject to sale at Lakeview, Or., be
set aside on account of frauds.
The list comprises 97.641 acres and
inured to the state by an act of
Maich 12, 18(50, alter an examina
tion by agents, who reported it as
swamp or overflowed lauds. The
secretary has discovered that a largo
portion was at wmnp but good
arable land. Lie therefore ordered
a new invest:gation. and that the
arable lauds be returned to th
public domain. A. large portion
has been settled upon, but the sec
retary says the settlers will not be
deprived of their rights under the
law.
Highly Endorsed.
Concerning the Lew Johnson
Minstrel Co. which will appear at
the ojiera house in this c ity next
Monday evening, the St. Paul
(ilobe says: "Lew Johnson's
Black Baby Boy Minstrels played
a one night's engagement to a
large and highly delighted audience
at Turner Hall last Wednesday
night. The end men got ..off some
very excellent jokes and succeeded
in keeping the house in a constant
hilarious uproar. The specialties
of Dick Consby, Taylor (ireene,
Burl Hawkins and Sain Wade are
all well done. They are a whole
show. Wade, as Solomon Levi,
the Jew, was especially good,
while the bass solo, 'Rocked in the
Cradle of the Deep,' rendered by
Mr. J. B. Manning, received en
core after encore. The drum
major act was the finest ever seen
here. The finale, 'We'll Taint de
House Bed,' was a very laughable
comedy and was well performed.
Mr. Johnson expressed himself as
highly gratified with his success
both here and at Minneapolis.
The company left Thursday morn
ing for Red Wing where they cipea
the new opera house.
Crashed Pod ess.
She glided into the office and
quietly approached the editor's
desk.
'I have written a poem,, she
begac,
"W'ell!" exclaimed the editor,
with a look and tone intended to
anihilate, out she wouldn't, auihl
ate worth a cent, and resumed
"I have written a poem on 'My
Father's Barn' and"'
"Oh!" interrupted tbe editor,
with extraordinary suavity, "you
don't know how relieved I feel. A
poem written on your father's barn,
eh f I was afraid it was written on
paper and you wanted me to pub
lish it. If I should evr happen to
d:ive past your father's barn I'll
stop ano read the poem. Good
afternooD, miss."
Shoe dealer (to clerk) "William,
why did you insist upon celling to
that old gentleman who just went
out a pair rf small, soft shoes when
he called for large cowhide boots?"
"Well er" "I insist upon know
ing." "The fact is, I call on his
daughter quite frequently in tbe
evening." Lincoln Journal.
Bnrklin'sArnfea Salvr.
The best Salve in the world forutt
Bruises, Sores, Ulctrs, Salt Rheum
Fever S ore, Tetter, happed hands, .
Chilblai ns orns, and all kin erup
ions, and positively cures Piles, or n o
pay required, it, is iifeiuiea t. o
give perfeet a!i.sfaeticui. or mono y
refunded. Trice "io ceuti per box a t
Foshay A: Mmoq's.
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