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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1889)
THE MOENCsU HEEALP: TUESDAY, JAXIAKV 1. 1S80 i i I ALIllM rt ATI. K'S I'OwEK. lr.rrilioii ! Hln " ' anli:im C-innl. Albany has the lust supply of wat er for manufacturing purposes of any town in the valley. Tins water is obtained from the Santiam river, which is one of largest water courses of this part of the state. The stream empties its waters into the W illam ette, below the city of Albany, and is ...;,kL fr a distance inland 01 about twelve miles from its mouth. The Santiam makes a more rapid tltsceut as it nears the en.l of its course than ?oes U12 Willamette, and the result is that the stream furnishes au abundant supply of water for all purposes of manufacture if tapped i:!and fifteen miles or more from its mouth. The availability of this.sup uly was early brought to the attention of the lari;e property owners f Al liany, and a stock company was form ed for the purpose of bringing this water into the city. The :ost of com pleting this important work was far in excess of the first estimates, and the result wvs that a loan of 3o,0U0 ws affected by the promoters of thr hclieme with Mr. John Crawford, oue jf tne U-adinj capitalists of tlio val ley. On tin: completion of the im portant piece of work the compati hid become so heavily indebted to Air. (.'raw lord tint lie was compelled t ) take theiOPi;!eted job off the com pany's hands and lie is to-day the wncr of this line water supply. The water of this river is brought to Albany by means of a canal, which tips the Santiam river at a poiu: fourteen miles east of the city. Th topography of the country so favored its construction, that the canal is prac tically straight, it having b'.-en foiitui necessary t muke no loiivj detour. whatever. This eatiai is tweuty feol wide at the bottom and is three ieet deep. Tltre is a uniform fall fur for most of the diatance from the Santiam river to Alo.uiy of four feft to the mile. At some parts of the distance between these two points, however, the canal is only twelve feet wide at the bottom, and over f'lis part of t li? distance the fall is ten feet to the mile. Just.sonth of the city the canal divides into two eotial branches, one vmptying into the (alipoia and the other into the Willamette. The former branch fur nishes a head of thirty-two feet, while the branch emptying into the main river gives a woiking head ot thirty-six feet. The importance of this power to the town tvill be appreciated when it is stated that the capacity ot tin canal is "20,000 running feet per min ute. From the point in the city limits where the west branch ot the canal empties into the Calipooia, t. the point of the junction ot the canal with the Willamette is a distance o: over a mile, and for this entire inter vening distance the banks of the Wil lamette are high, affording excellent rites for manufacturing purposes. At any point within these limits a working iead uf from 2.1 to Ho feet ot water can be obtained from this conal, and even beytnd t,ie lower mouth or. the canal water can be carried down ' the river, for a distance of at least oue-half mile further, and this watei can be made equally as available foi the purposes of manufacture. In au di ion to these splendid opportunities for obtaining the best of wa.er powct within the limits of tue city torai. manufacturing purposes desired, at ; point a quarter of a mile oiith of Al bany there is a fall in the same cana kuowu as Klkin's falls that furuislie a power of 200 horse. It is perhap unnecessary to state that but a smal proportion of this lare and available water power is used to-day, and i can be, further stated that shoul.. occasion ever demand it. the How ot this stream can be easily doubled thus supplying the city of Albany .1 power trom this source that wouli. run any desired number of factories This canal is one of the best " ' ulated water supplies in the l ni eii States. The How of water is reuiat ed by means of g'tes at the head o the canal, and this flow is at all time: uniform. Even during the freshet of the winter months, when all the .ther streams are overflowing thei. banks, the water of this canal is run ning along in the even tenor of lit way, not disturbed in the least by th high stage of water in the ma'n stream The steady cm irut of the water 111 this stream prevents it from freezing 'ven during the most severe winters. :.ud it never gets outside of its hanks. This canal can be utili.ed for the pur pose of floating logs or merchandiat down to Albany from the Santiam. and it will also in ime be largely used by the farmers along its course as an available and never tailing supply ot water. HOW TO .V. Ullll. Live tn to your eii! 'ireinents. Earn inotiey before you spend it. Never play at any name of chance Drink no kind of intoxicatinir liquor. Ah Main from the use of tobacco in any foi in. (iood character above all thimr else. Keep your owj secrets, if you Lave any. Never borrow, if you can possibly iaroitl it. Always speak tin truth. Make few promises. Keep jrood company or none. Never be idle. Do not marry until you are abl to support a wife. Keep yourself in nocent, if you would be happy. Ever live (misfortune excepted) within your income. When you spe ik to a person look him in the face, Make no haste to be rich if you would prosper. Save when you are younir to spend when you are old Avoid temptation, tltrouirh fear you may not withstand it. Never speak evil of any one. Be just before you are irenerous. Never I r::n into aeot, unless you see plainly a way to ret out air'ain. Small and steady trains ijive. competency with tranquility of mind, (iood company and "rood conversation arc the very sinew.- of virtue. Your character vannot be essentially injured exvept bv your own act-. If any one speaks eril of you. let your Rfc be so that n me will believe him. When you re tire to lied, think over hat you haye lieen doim; dur'mir day. If your hands cannot be u-efiilly employed attend to the vuUivat'.ou of your mind. EVESTS l Ar.KIA IIISTtKl. l('i-.l), landing made oi Plyinotii l.oek; first Tli: nk-giving dav kept, no turkey; pi'-J. iir-t meet mi.' Iioti-e 'ni:'.? ; I'M , fn-l printing p;c . lCs, witeiie- fi:--' h inged; i '.l'.l. iiumi sue commanded to weir short hair '. 'MVl, more u itches !:;it.gi il in Salem , ITir;. Vale C.!Ie:.-e foni.de' in N -Haven; 1 7n4. Iirl new-pater jirint'"' ;.; il -.;o;: ; l"i)o, cutlce is tasted: I 7".' tea is tried but taxation Make it tost OUR ISCHOOLS. The Excellent Educational Ad vantages of the City, Al.lt iY "0LlE;l TE 1SSTITITE. The Pablic Schools of the City -The Cath olic Academy The Different Corps of -Instructors. The educational advantages of Albany are excellent, embracing the thorough college course of the Albany Collegiate Institute, u su perior system of public schools and the academic course of the Cath olic school, the Academy of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. The ac companying illustrations will afford the reader a very good view of the diilerent school buildings of the city. the rri:i.ic SCHOOLS. The public school building, con structed in iSSo, is a fine two-story structure with ten rooms, and a b-ipment, which, together with tne spacious grounds, occupy an entire block in the central portion of the citv. The building is heated and furnished after rn Fnd approved the most mod- methods, and accommodation is athrded for ti'Xi ; stud Mils. School is taught nine months in the year, the a . enure at- 1 tendance being ;i4 during the past year. The public ehoil is sraded 1 iiv an excellent system. and the ex- ! penses for running the same is maintained from the public school fund of the county, and by an an nual tax, so tint it is free to all children living in tne district. It children attend from outside of the listrict the directors regulate their tuition, but it is always moderate. Following is a list of the instruct ors : l'rincipal, Prof. . A.Walker ; assistants, .Miss M. J. Morris, Miss Kate Price, Miss Lillie Robertson, Mrs. E. Thrall, Miss K. Wheeler and Miss Minnie McFarlaud ; sujht numerary, Miss Margery Brink. TIIK AI.KANY ( OI.I.KGK. The Albany College Institute, a college founded under the auspices of the Presbyterian church in lSt7, is an institution of which Albany is justly proud. The building, a ALBAN Y I'l BI.:c ALBANY COI.LICtiK co nm 'dins Hated upon two-story frame is sit beautiful grounds con sisting of four blocks, em edge of the city, donation by Thomas tlie f-uinding of the at the south' Tl ie site is Jl i Monteith at institute. A collegiate course is taught, and the school is being built up by men and instructors who are thorough and painstaking. The term last past ha3 been very successful, and the prospects are flattering for the future upbuilding of one of the best educational institutions in tlie state. The following prominent citizens of Albanv are in the board of trus tees and among its sup iorters : Rev. S. G. Irvine, D. I)., pastor of the United Presbyterian church ; Itev. E. R. Prichani, pastor of the 'resbytarian church ; J. L. Cowan, of Linn County Bank and mayor of the city; Judge L. Flinn, president of The First National Bank ; J . P. (ialbraith, ex-county clerk of Linn county; ieo. E. Chamberlain, Samuel E. Young, J. C. Powell, F. M. RedGeld, A. Wheeler, L. E. Blain, D. P. Mason. During the years of its organiza tion it has had the following presi dents: lSb7-bO Rev. Wm. Monteith. lSlW-tK) Rev. Henrv Bushnell. JSti'.b-Tl Rev. E. R.'liearv. 1871-76 Prof. R. K. Warren. lH7S-78Prcf. L. J. Powell. KS7S-7M D. B. Rice, M. 1. Is7!-sr Rev. E. X. Condit. l,HS.)-8t Rev. J. C. Wykoll. 1SH7-S7 Rev. E. .1. Thompson. HS7-S Rev. E. N. Condit. The present instructors are : Rev. Elbert X- Condit, A. M., president. Wallace H. Lee, A. M. Mrs. O. S. Pollock. Miss M. L. Prat her. Miss Laura ("oltra, instructor in music While the institution is under supervision of the Presbyteriiri church, it is not sectarian, and is weil sustained. Two literary socie ties, the EroJelphian (lor ladies;, and the A. C. L. S. f for gentlemen), oiler advantages to students, in the I drill of select speaking, essay writ-1 ir.g, debate, criticism,and the forms of parliamentary usage. J THE CATHOLIC SCHOOL. This school, known as the Acad emy of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, was opened in the fall of 1SS5. It is pleasantly located near the Albany Colleire. The location is healthy, the building new and well furnished with nil that con tributes to the comfort and in struction of the pupils. The grounds are extensive and well adapted to healthful exercise. For the short time the school has been running it i.s gaining an excellent reputa tion as a training school for young ladies. Pupils of all persuasions are equal Iv received, provided thev comply with the regulations cf the w, lo,l It,.a 1. li.iltrrt.l t. tlx. .t.t.f'lwi.r tiielve. This Aerid - emy i.s incorporated and authorized ; by the state to confer academic honors. i It wiil be seen by this brief out-. line of the schools of the city that AIIimtiv is widl nrn-idt'ii with cdti- ' j t.atjonr.l advantages. Many ..f the must sr.cce.s.si ul teaclieia in the pub-1 lie schools f Linn and adjoining! counties, received their education ' j jn Albany, and many students from j .ilmei.l vl-uriv titt.'ii.l the schools of i this citv. IIIE I'IKST EW..rAI,.".l5 The olde.-t printed new world U claimed I v the ' paper In tin hilie.-e. The i tiropriet'irf of the '"Impe ria" iiazette, t Pekin, tele ! piibii lied in Chinese ; luated 'ts l."n0t! iiiniveiary of it puUMcatioii in August ls-. The lirst trace.- o( newspapei of modern Europe are found in (ierinany and Venice. fMiiall printed sheet- iii form of a letter, called 'R daMoni-n" an I "Ncwe Xeytung," and containing news of a ireneral cliaraeter, apiieared in I Augsliiiig.Vienna, Ratisboii,an IXiini- I'Urg. as early as 144.. 1 lie eiietian government, in the hcginniinr of the 1 tit li century, issued the "Notric Scritte," containing aecount-' d' the wars carried on !y the Kepuiilie, and! other events of ireneral intere-t. At j fust they were not printed, out :ou!d ' he sei:i ia various pulihe places on I payment of a small coin, called ; i '"( Jazetta," wheiieelh'-name "tla.elte." ' ! The liir-t regular serial new spaper. ; j however, wasxprinted in Antwerp. Belgium, in ir,0." uniler the name of' I "Niewctijdinghe," while the first daily i SCHOOL lU'ILDIXG. v-s e5j."!-j$ I CATHOLIC St'IIOOl newspaper ever printed, was ti e "Frankfurier Journal" in H'ir. Then j follow: The first in Holland (Amster- llbilil I ll'.tr- ill n.rlool ( I , onli o, I 1 1'.oo . ; k,..,;,. ,i,-;, i rui-v.' ;.. it.i.t enee) Ki-'iti; in ftwecileii lt4l; in Den mark P'ltki; in Hiissiu Kilo. The lirst newspepir publi-le'd in America was the "Boston News Letter, puolishcd in 17U4. (A monthly sheet called "Pttblick Occurrences. Foreign and Domestic," issued in Boston in Ki'.Mj. was suppressed bv the govern ment after an existence ot only 24 hours.) I.4.1T TKOTTKKn. Trotting horses that have irone in 2:17, or better, up to Jan. 1, 1-SSS, .ire as follows : Maud S , Jay-Eye-See St. Julian Rants Maxcv Cohl) Phallas Clingstone Goldsmith Maid Trinket , Hopeful .. ..... Lulu Smuggler Great Eastern Manzanita Wiigon American Girl Darby Edwin Tliortie Jerome Eddy Charley Ford O-.'cident Cleinmie G . . ; Director Kanney Witherspoon. Gloster Majolica .101 2.11j 2 Vii 2.134 S 12 ' 14 2 14 :M4 2.1.1 ...2.14 , p. i . ,c? -14 ,2.1 ....--.KM 2. Hi'. 2.1UA 2.10A 2.1C. 2.u;j .....2.1" ...2.17 ...2.17 ...2.17 ...2 17 ...2 17 ...2.171 .. 2.17 '. Klaek Cloud i Dexter ! Pciilmon. So-So j Phyllis Koliert McGregor i sj.inta. Chills ' lUitiesue ...2.1 ...2.1 71 I ...2 17 ...2.17 ...2.17 ...2.17 I ' ; I inn.) i mi: 01 ori;i ici i.i it. The Kmiien.. of Ku.-Ma, vj.t H M I ; Sul ton of Turky. SlS.uiH); Emperor of Au-tria. 1o,"ikhi; Emperor of I'er maiiv, ."Simhi; Kin' of Italy, $ii.4iMi: (lieen Victoria. .i'i,:!i)0; Kin of Hcl-c-ium. "l.tV40; I're-i lent of France. .I0; and the President of the I'. S.. $l:;7. French keeps railroad time. EARLY ORM.O IIISTOKY, ompIclc l ist of I lie Governors the Mate Mate 1SH. of j Ore iron territory w;i. fm tued by act iofAiiir"-t Mil:,. IMS, of territory a? follows: From the Indian country, from the 4'M parallel northward to the interna tional boimdrv line, and fiin the Hoeky Mountains to the Paclic Ocean. The Indian country, as then decreas ed in area, included present ptatos and territories as follows: Montana and Wyoming east of the Koeky Moun tains: Colorado east f the Hock'- Mountaius, and north of the Arkansas river: Pakota west of the Misso"ri and White Earth rivers; the state cf Nebraska; Kansas, except that part bounded north by the Arkansas river, east bv the liHIth meridian, south by the :J7tu parallel, and west ly the NrM meridian; and the present Indian country. Oregon territory, as formed, includ. ed the present 6tate of Oreiro:. ; the I treselit territories ot .islnngton antl ' that part of the present ter.U ! Mountain-; a:.d that part of the pre i cut territory of Wyoming we-t of the ! Rorkv Mountains, aiul north of the 4id parallel, h was lie fore ailini.-.-ion cut down to it- nrcsciit area Oregon's lir-t state eoii.-titution wa forinett Septeinher Is, lso7, and, i"V act of ctiiire-s, admitted as a state, Feliiuary 14,-1S.V.. The luilowinir men have lieen gov ernors i'f Ore iron since '.Ms; o:ti:oox (Jeorire Ahernethy . . . .Joseph Lane I . P. (tallies .lo-cph Lane tieorire L. Currv .... .Mm W. I)avi " Ueorire L C'un-y j OREO OX: I John Whitcakcr Atlilison t. tilOli.... ieorire L. Wtods.... La Fayette F. (irover. s. F. (.'hadwiek.. .. V. W. Thaver Zi nas Ferry Moody. . j Sylvester P nnoyer.. Salary Lltl Buk of I'. S. Olllelals. Houejhtalin's Salary List Iojk of Unitetl States, contains 2S closely printed pajre.s, and gives the salary of about every Unitetl States official. Just the book every Republican now wants, and every one should have a copy. There are also four pages which give the salary and term of otlice of gov ernors of every sttte and territory, the state capitals, election returns, etc. It is in pocket f-rm and bound in red leather covers. Price twenty-five cents. Send for a sample coj y. Sen to any part of the United" States on receipt of price, une or two cent nostagt stamps mav be sent in pavment. -. , . - . Agents wanteu. Large commis sions allowed. Address, Clias. K. Honghtaling, publisher, No. 70 Madison Avenue. Albanv, N. Y. ATTOKXKl? DA X. ULACKIU KX, AITtlKXEY AT bellow's Temple. Vil practice in all courts jf the slate, and is special attention to all bushiest. W OLVKBTOX CHAKI.KSE. ArToKNKY at Law, Alhiuiv, Or. Orticu in rooms 1:. and 14, Foster's ltlnek, over L. K. lllain's ! stor . T K. WKATHOKFOKP, ATTORNEY AT t) . law, Alliany, tlreifon. ortiee in Odd bellows leinple. Will pr,iet:ce in ail tin courts of thestate, and jtive s;iecial attention to all liiishivss rntsii iAts. p W. IASTOX, PHYSICIAN AND Sl'li K1.I.IS, PHYSICIAN ANU SlKr ifeiin, Alhai.y.'Oreifoii. c. C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND al K ueoii Albanv, Oreiroii, oftiee over Grid hi s store Office hours, from 8A. m. to 4 I P. M. A. J. KOSSITKIt, VETERINARY SCR- Kuou, graduate of Ontario veterinarv colleite and ineuiher of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. Office second door east of the 0ei-d house, Albany, Oregon. D' R- R KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SI R geon, Albany, Oregon. - -Graduate of GerJ man and American colleges. Elertrlr aad Homeopathic Trratmrnl H1HOSE DESIRING EITHER OK THESE J. safe and reliable methods of treatinir dis ease will And Dr. E. A. McAHster prepared with excellent apDlianees for administeriinr either, as the nature of the ease may require. He mav be found at his othce on I lurd street, ! tta-.. ..tutu .1 . U.i li..rt.. lirllf utati.,11 UUUI, V. 'l-l..' "IJ'I ra- ..VI, when not absent on professional business. ! DR. E A. M ALI8TEK, HOMEOPATHIC physician, has removed his office fr..m Klinn's'blo.'k to his residence on Third street, two doors south of the electric light station. REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS. Pfeiffer, Prop. Only Hrst-eclass house in the city. Larfe sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in tlie kitchen. General staae office for Corvallis. HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, I.iiml !nrve.vina. 1").RTIKS IIF.SIRINO SI RVKYI.N0 DONK CAN OB. . tain accurate and prompt wrk by caliber uKni ex-county gurvi yoi t. T. T. Fisher. He hascomplete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepared to do 8'irveviii in any part of Linn county. I'ostotfice address, Millers station. Linn comity, Oregon. Fruit llryrr lor Sale. . .....r... iui. i I'tlf.- l-IH-IT I.f-1.'0 PlPTl'lPV N17C i-niiif)lere U'lttl AllilltlOHS M'.Hl 1111- (roveiiients, tor sale cluap. Apply to A. Rlaker, Shedd. Oregon, or to A. VVIu-eler, Srinutiuld, Ort-.'On. Meal Market. 1i:esh . 'Hi a- MK XT AND SALMON KVE"Y -"is:i H'di's meat market. tory of Alontana SS- ' ! jiMm 11 . 1 11. mm WV'w i f ILb I lift 'MfW 1 TEuniToitv. 1 111V liunui 1UIVV.IJ t Fro-n -To i special' and fu.l in rkct kept up. the 1 111 r nr. Tlio IMnVrenl I'l iee tif 1 lie iy Worship of Catmoi.ic. S ;.t lo:::o a. 111. ? r n 1--liirfav t ciy Muiiiay -eliooi ;t ' p. I i- . I.. Metayer, ! in. at the Academy. rector. iii:tiav (.'iiri: 11 Service- every fourMi Snnd.i v at t iieir el.Mi eli l'n!.ldi:i:r l Itev. II. M'. Waller at II a. !n. :.i.d usn il hour in tlie evening. Miiu'.ay sel.ool at 10 a. 111. EvAXt.Ei.it al. Corner of Lyon i.;id Fot.rM' streets, ...ci'vicc- at 11 a.m. and T :jn j).tn. Pastor. Key. I. I'. Fi.-her. Salih.'itli school in a. 111. i'ayel ineet inir every Wednexlay evening. MethopisT. Corner Ellsworth and Third streets. Services at 11 a.m. and V::!l i). m. Pastor. Rev. 11. P. Wel.l.. Salilialli school r'::!il ;. 111. Prayer meet ing every Thursday eveiiinir. I'KKMtYTKKIAX t ill lit il. Uxitko PitKsiiYTKiii w. Corner ot Washington and Fifth streets. Scrvi ces at 11 a. in. and " :OU p. in. Pastor Hi-v. S.(i .Irvine. Sabbaih .-ehool at -i::'t. lit Prayer meeting every Wednesday eveiiinir. T. I'.vri. MethosmsT ('timer Mont gomery and Third streets. Services at 11 a. in. andiUHip. m. Pa.-tor, licv. D.ILComaiin. Sabbath school at 10a in. Prayer uncling on Thursday evenings. HactisT. Coiner of Lyon and Fit't -treets, Scrviees.it II a. in. and 7:o-l P-,' aVr, ' rt . ,"! n" :a hi iath. school immed'ati'1 v alter tin- morninir services. Prayr ineetnii; every Thursday eveiiinir. Pkotkstaxt" Ei'is (i! i. .'uritcii Services will beheld in St. Pe'ers Epi. coiial church every alternate Sunday, inornin and eveiiinir. Sunday school at tl::0 a. in. Friday evening serxice on every Friday precedmir the Sunday service. All are invited to attend. CoxiiUKiiATloXAL -Corner of Ferry and Fourth streets. Services at 11 a it. and Tiol) p. in. Sabbath school at 1"J:15. Prayer meeting on Wedne-day evenings. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel ot purity,strensrth and w holesomeness More economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude or low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders Sold only in cms. Royal Bakix ow DER Co Uf'. Wall t.. N. Y. I) W Crowley V Co., Airent, Portland, Oregon. -jr BUI. HIT &KEENEY, Real Estate, Loan, Vollecticn INSURANCEACENTS. Vc have for sale fann a'id stock lai.ds'of cvem desi-riptiou; aiso city proper' o, im-p-oved and uuiaiproxed. Titles examined :iml correct abstracts f'trnished to any prop erty Parties convcvetl to anv lands we have ffr M,,.fr,.,. of charge, t oiicctioi.s a plt cialty. . . Ofntii No. 51 First Siri-ft, A EH A N V r.m .. n a tiled -r jtrFi:: v::::: v.-::.!. t-.w - I . e n-m ket I ric Aj'ply t- bini at the fer ."" Iiend of hos. Ai'jaii Ma:'i it, A; iany. SSm i ivNt oi xry t oi itr lioi sk iu ii.t ix lsi'c' --, PitEsnvTEUiAN. -Corner of Uroadal These prices will st linl good for Inn and Fifth .-tied-. Sen ice-, at 11 a the next thiity days. III. and TloO p. 111. I' .-t r Rev. E. R. '.h l.Il's OUADWOliL. Pritehard. SaSi.atli s. l.ool at -A I'; Al ItAXV, Dec lS-v in. ''raver meeting every ediie-ilay , evening. i , I Tim lllunv li'ibpv I lN4xls4'.t T UnJer Die mana.'ctiuiit ot Is4;-is4'. ' 1M'.I-1S.:: i ISoo-isr,:; lNMS7t i !7-i' r; y- V -JM'A l'7T-fs7s 1 f,j1 iA-t.W'i WIT0KEEP- isrvisvj ; te Isvi-lssr (j) ,j J m A fui! line of ilioj.e loinilv ,r.eri mul 1ss;1S'.hi I f I ' li 1 i - p-n'sion j ... frr-rr-r-t it s-f&crZ?h. i T'Oil int.lll III Kl. IV Al.lt VM ! Set Cash "Will Buy Cwi Cheaper Thar Arsywher Eh? Tiiere is 110 need of sending away lor iioods wlien the i wiic' lesir- I able wares can be bought for net ' cash at import prices: One-half dozen nnhandied tea l cups and saucers. .'!" t ts. I dozen unhandled coil'ee cr.ps and saucers, 4" cts. i tlozen handled collee cups and ; saucers, r0 cts. '.. do.en seven inch dinner plates ; 45' cts. ; The goods mentioned above are iron stone china, and not C C. ware. Cantiea --iiiepples, Clioice Table Delicacies Ornamented cakes for JVeihi iiifts ami 1'm'fics. Salmon bellies, kinds. mackerel and silt fish of at! FRESH BAKED BREAD Jb.vcrv Xav. A.' Best Svrun. Pies. Cakes, TEAS and COFFE CANNED tioODS, ETC. -', ne best Soap in the market - Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars iiTAt John Fox's old stand, new brick. low Fl nn s auiu Hermann Diercks, Prop, nIHIS RESTAURANT IS NOW OPENED TO J. the public in the Saltmarsh liuildiie be low the Re.ere House, whe.'e good meals will lie served at all hours. Mr Dierck in vites nisold etistimers and the pubbe gener ally to call. The tables will lie supplied with the best viands the market affords. Satisfac tion uuarantee Mr. liiercks was formerly proprietor of the Revere Ho. ise 'cstaurant, which he ran on the Eur ean p'an.but found that pian didn't succeed, so he opened his present restaurant where he has given general satisfaction. Persons wanting a first-class meal should iro to Hermann's. X"No Chinese employed. NORTHWEST FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - OREGON APITAL STOI K fr.m iiljany Batli House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR JSfLadici nd children's hair .lress. a specialty. Diit'uc satisfaction 2uarante"d Kslray Xollee. K" l l'iiS Tlir. FARM i F S. CflRJ , 1. ,-. .a.:. v..-. Al . .. . . : . I Wl.'tc II I' i-h llfieV! i ' '. jn. i -.t-n Sio' . l;tiiii- ' iid-ai. 1 t, iii ::t s ve-.rs o! I. The Owner v il: pl-nc cili :i".i the abi.TJ detcribcj cj'A a..d fja cla Candies m mm Hermann s Kestauraut stockmen and farmers r:ela:d, I l, r,I. . ertify tl:at I.r. I N -,:;, i s'KvesIi:t!.4 .'p-r.iteii on tn ! I.- :- . :. ISAAC IiA Vs. For further .ef. rviiee in r .vu-.: !. i.-i.- : s !ll!iulri;ot I'.ixe IVtT-oii, Vu:. 1'iUt- it, i.- -uii' ii: Johii il iniauiii. A,fie Wtl,it .; uii ; S.im tJvrics, Seio: Win. Fosr.-r, l'rim xille. I pr.L-tiee etciiieiry ll.etl:- ;in in Al laiij an.l country surro'iiniiii,' "iiieaii.l resilience eon.er ;ih ami Wahii it on kt. I. X. WttOPLK. X eterfiKiry Siir.'.-on. Curran iv Monteith have lots for sale on the installment plan, rang inir in ju ice from to .li0t. OREGON RAILWAY anl .AYIATIO OMPAY Ctjluniljia River Route Train? for tlie H;it leive l'..rtlan 1 :t: - a. m and 2:40 r. . ilai'v. 1 lj IVEd 1 O point iii t'n::. .1 v .i.i. I'ana'ia aii'i Kur.'e. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant ' Sleeping Cars Run Through on Express Trains OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFs AMI M. 1'AC I'rre l li.-irsr ami Millioni I liane, t,'lo-e.l'oiMieetion, .it ort!atii lor I'rin eieoaiul fillet Sjinel mi:.:i. j For (nrtlier i;irtieiil:iis iiejiuiv of C"t:r'av , .Moi.Mtli, Fir-t Strot, Alli:ui. t.iii on lflhatt leave the . 15. N. t'n.'s win;;. , I he toot ot lo ouii.ill.lli Klreet. oti Tie -iiv l ii.lav f c.ieh week. V. ii. UAWI.IX'iS, Ai II. IIOI4 4MIU, 4atl'iral .Yl.'in.-isrr. a. i.. n twin. .. V. .1 T. A. Great English Remedy. 'j iuilo Mark. Murray s Specific A uiuiraHtrr 1 itire :ift nervous ilisas.-s, i.i;ei a, Weak Meinoiy, Loss i.f lir.cn i,er, llvsteriu, H. .el U l'ain in the 11 ik, Nc:-,,n; l'rostration, WaJiet'nba Q e t L' L.eiicoroiuta, i iiiiersa? ua ; oef9flJ"n-alet Siiiiii.alJV.ui...ess .. ;:t'. Mi' ail lieiter.l lo-s t p -r o I, tJj'iera". 'V.'t'H -i'l eithi'i s.' i-i'i-i-i l.y tiilisere i'V! or over-exertion, and ttlii l. i'l tiinatelv io;nl to 1'rematttre Tr"tMi. old A"e, lnsaiiitv and Con- sumiit'oii. .si. CO a liox or six . Iioxes tor j.i.oo. Sent bv mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pnnpii.et sent tree to every applicant. He : Ultra nler H Krs ti cure anv ease, ror exerv (HI order received we setnii si- boxes. UD a 'riuennfter',ii- uarane c to refund the nionev if ou spe. iii e does not eflfect a cure. Address all coinnus a. -?: t i "Ie! S i:j Mtntif.t ' ir . Tl i IiirriV Me lie. lie t' i., Iinis. .'it . Ji v iC!)IJ in Alliany l I y-1 ay I olia) "A l;tin.so!e aue Keniuvrtl. TOSKI'H WKBBF.K AXNI NCKS TO HIS patrons and friends that he cm I'e found on First street, in Id new riMims in Foslm ,v Mas n 8 brick, where he is prepared to ae c immodittf the pulilic ith anv tiling in the totisorlalline. Hot or cold Iwth9 at all hours The JiUYKUS' CUWb: is issued March and Sept. each Venr. It IS an -itoyuloM.li if uielnl infonnatio!' tor ail rho purchase the luxuries or the necessitiea 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, to i hnrih r stay at home, and in various s'ie.-, styles and quantities. Just ntue out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY. J you can make a fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' CUIDK. which will he sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pav o.t.8e. MONTGOMERY, WARD & C9!, 1 1 1 -1 14 Michic.an A venue. ( bicao.lil. DiwMtlNlioa "toller. T HE PAR "NERSHIP HERETOFORE existing .between Ir, E. A. M. .Mister and Dr. A. P. Woodward is this day dissolved by mutual lonsei.t November 10, 1SSS. lor Kent. F 71UNISHED i:iHM.ST PT.NT. 'AT THE Ot;. Ke!.'aiir.ii.t. l4ilin Kooms lor ttnil. f1Vi NICE, COMM iDi ll'S Rt.)MS SL'IT X able f.ir tielitletneti or ladies, situated only three blocks from Main street. Impure of Mrs S. A. McAlister, north side of 'id street, near electric Mi;ht station. PALACE MEAT MARKET James V. I'iPi,Frop. Hrl fcSlrcel .... Alltan- The best variety of choice leef.vex!,uiutt iti, pork sausage, etc.,iiijthe-ciiy kjptcoURtatit.y vi hand. J MicxynoJ t3 Cash paid for all kind ock."l Irarior mn4 BMlldrr. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LO cated in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridfcs, b-trns, and all uiaiiiier of dwelling hoti-cs. iuciudiu- Qucc.i Anne, Easllake and Elizabethian styles of buildinjrs. Will furnish plans and spacilic Unas free of t charee. Satis action guaranteed. W. C. CAS8EL- SECOND HAND STORE1 Tlie 'past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy vour Stoves, F arniture, tinware We aie asways preparea to tiuyyour lieuseitui Id furniture at the hi; Sole uirents for the best casli tir.ee PEERLESS OIL GIH A.ND I-AMR FlLLEK, L. GOTTLItb. OKEGON PACIFIC. mi 1 WT 1 4 : ' f f . t ' m