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THE MOKOTNV HERALD; THURSDAY, HAKCH 7, 1889. looming gailg fieratl O. a C. .f. It. 1IHK TABLE. NORTH BOUND. .epartJiTivcs. Caia. expr. ;45 auii rau Portia lo Kmu Kuirene ex 11:15 am I'wmn 34fpm freight ":10am " 4r,pm SOUTH UOUMJ. l-arrivee! Dc.rUl Arrives CalVerp 7:45pmj 5pm AshInd9.doam K.Kene ex I2;20pm 112.40pm t'uuene 2.40pm t'reiyfat 1.30pm Kuirene 6.00pm Xo freight received forfsouth after li a. m the name day. OREGON PACIFIC TIM. 1 AKLr.. Arrives Departs Pamenver.. Freight.-.. 11 13am 11.00 p in 5.2Spmi&a0a m JOTT1X4. ABOUT TOW.. Si shaves for a f 1 at VierectB Burkhart & Royce, job printers Artists materials cheap at Mrs. Hyman's. New line of fountain pens at Will & Stark's. F. A. Burkhart, agent for the Millard probity. Buy your i-toves and tinware at Smith & Waahburne's. (iold, silver and nickel watches very cheap at French's. Fresh Columbia river salmon at Sehultz Bro's market. Fiivt quality silver-plated knives, forks and spoons at French's. All kinds of stove repairs in stock at Geo. W. Smith's. (iuiss & Son have 0ened a new line of tine artists' materials. Extra fine full cream cheese, just received at F. L. Kenton's. Kiln dried flooring can be had at the Springfield lumber yard in this city. A good second hand force pump for sale cheap at the second hand store. A fresh stock of Hio and Java i ott'ee just received at F. L. Ken-1 ton's. j The new music box at F. L. I Kenton's is offered for sale. Price ! $-'5.00. i Fresh ginger snaps, sweet crack-! ers, etc., just received at F. L. ! Kenton's. The Olegon Pacific Co. are hav- j ing their passenger coaches, re- painted. t A complete line of artists' ma terials just received at G. L. ! lilackman's. A fine lot of choice hams, also a j line line of French soups in cans at ; - T ' i artcr oron. Fresh leaf lard in bulk at Conrad Meyer's. It will be retailed in quantity to suit. Juliu9 Gradwohl has received a large invoice of sugars via th ; last ! Yaquina steamer. i Don't forget that at Mrs. B. E. i Hyman's is the place Jto get your j sewing machines. For a good quality of letter paper j and envelopes call on F. L. Kenton j lie keeps me best. No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds of fresh canned goods at a very 1 ow ftgure at Conrad Meyer s. Have you seen that new line of fine furniture at Fortmi!ir & iving's? If not it will pay to do so. Go to Burkhart & Iioyce's for all kinds of job printing. Trice reasonable. First-class work guar anteed. F. M. French has one of the kinest instruments for fitting sjec- taciesin tne state, can anu oe convini'eil. Guiss & Son make a specialty of art supplies and artists' materials, They invite everybody to call and see them, whether they purchase or not. A new line of fine wall-papers with borders to match have been opened at Fortmiller & Irving's. lhey are new and elegant designs. Call and see them. Lovers of good coffee should try some of Julius Gradwohl's choice Java, liio and Costa Bica colfnes. i in""6!...':-"!" n i" - family groceries of all kinds. Henry Kidenger, who fell from the Oregon Pacific bridge at this 'ity while it was being built, has become insane from the injuries re ceived and has been taken to the asylum. A new line of Packard organs just opened at G. L. Blackman's. For purity and sweetness of tone and elegance of finish they lead them all. Musicians should call Ami see them. The Oregon Land Company sold yesterday the llogers block in this V-ity, owned by L. Gearhart, for $3000. One-half of it was bought by E. Thrall and the other half by A. J. Anslyn. Curran & Monteith sold yester day to Frank Murphy, two lots in Hackleman's third addition tor 400; also to J. K. Hunter, of Portland, two lots in the same lo cality for 400. One of F. E. Allen's dray teams lecame frightened at a steamlxjat's whistle at the O. 14. & N. wharf yesterday and ran away. The imrses were captured before any damage was done. ' A strong etitition has b-en pre sented to the county court, asking for a bridge at Waterloo. Toe citi zen! of that locality hav been ask ing for a bridge lor fourteen years uud they ought to have it. G. W. Simpson has just received a new line of boy's, youth's and men's clothing iu the most desira ble patterns, which will be sold a prices absolutely the lowest in the -ity. Call early and secure bar gains. Dr. t i. v,. Maston received a di- , patch yesterday from Condor, Umatilla comity, announcing the serious illness of Dr. W. F. Alex ander, and asking him to come im inedkifolv. ic ount of the long uistai.ee he was unable to go A BIi DABAUB S1IT, W. H, Watkins Want $10,528 from the 8onthfra Pacificfjfor Injuries Received.iB W. II. Watkins has brought suit in the circuit court in this city for $10,528 damages claimed on ac count of injuries received recentlv at Lebanon by falling from a high sidewalk near the depot. The sidewalk had no balustrade or light to show its dangerous con dition and the plaintiff walked off. Another passenger, a big fat woman, fell upon him, and for this indignity together with several broken ribs received by the fall, damages in the amount of $10,528 is claimed. The case will coma up for trial at the March term of court, which convenes next Mon day. KEAL KSTATK TBAKFft.a. The following transfers of real estate have been rerouted in the Linn county recorder's office during the past week : Lee Bilyeu to Peter Bilyeu ( town lots in Scio $ 400 Peter Bilyeu to Lee Bilyeu, 75 acres near Scio 2175 II. J. Follis to John T. Follis 235 acres near Scio 2)00 Josiah Sawyer to Junes II. Washburn 9U.92 acres 2000 State of Oregon to Margaret 1 II. Cyrus, 40 acres school , land 50' II. F. Merrill to C. II. Hoag li of block in Haokle man's2d addition to Albany 1430 It. Glass & Son and ltubioon & Wfctt to Martha Barnes, 100 acres 450 Root. Mcllheney to U. L. Blackman, fractional Mock Hacklemau's :kl addition, Albany . 000 Isaac Newhouse to Neil M. New house, fractional block in llackleman s 2d addition to Albany 4)0 Jay V. Blain to II. Drvanl, I 10 acres adjacent to Albany 3500 1 St ,e of Oregon to George B. Whitcomb, 100 acres school land Iviwara Huston to J. W. 200 Cusick, l4 of block Monteith's southern ill m addi- tion to Albany .James Mahoney to J. W. Cusick, .'4' of block !S in Tdonteith's southcrii addi tion to Albany Clarence Houston to Chas. E. Wolverton, 47 acres near Albany Masonic cemetery to Briue Wallace, lot... John Miliard to J. W. :i50 500 1600 15 Cusick, 2 acres in Millard's plat near Albany 000 if .11 11 II. Caldwell to I.avina Watson, 4 acres YY. II. Kirk to Mrs. M. K. Kei-ney, 2 lots in Browns ville United States to Martha Clifton, Andrew Clifton and Elizabeth Clifton and Reu ben Clifton, 1(0 acres pat ent. 200 200 'aptarlz 'hinrr ritratimlft. Chinese pheasants are worth $4 ! a piece in Arizona. lhey are , wanted there for breeding pur- j poses. A I'orvallis youth lias begun to make a business of catch- ing thera. The Corvallis Times says that a few evenings ago he i sprinkled some wheat in a secluded ' spot about a quarter of a mile from ! the city. Monday evening he set ! a liure four trap, the caverinsj heiiiir made out of wire nettim:" aint to fn"t siU're. In tb morning, bright and early, he u (! 1 out to th trap alio to Ins astonishment found seven of these , IjeaUlui buds under the netting, ; whiie eight others wer; around the I ; casie, some sitting on top of it, ap- j j pareiulv aggravated that they tooj ; were noi under the net-work before j ', the trai was spruiiir. The seven I will be shipped to Arizona wheie he has contracted to sell them for $4 a head. Ue t.ru.ra ftrntitn. Yesterday was Ash Wednesday the first day of the lentei; season, which lasts until Faster Sunday, the lfith of April this year. This : 1 : 1 -..,..1 ;.. .fli,Al... ! l'rotestant Episcopal ami some of th. Lutherau churches as a season of fasting and devotion in com memoration of Christ's forty days' fast just before his passion and death. The Catholic church, espe cially, enjoins strict rules for the observance of the lenten season, forbidding the attendance at balls, theaters or like amusements, and refusing tbe sacrament of matri mony during that time. Ash Wednesday is so called because the ashes of Hi" palms used on the previous Palm Sunday the next Sunday before Easter-are sprinkled in the" Catholic churches on that day, on the foreheads of those present. A Mixed ur. Last week Fred Hamer wns fined $.5 and costs at Lyonsville for breaking into the house of Jacob Sing and helping himself to a square meal. Mr. Sing had found th intruder in the house and captured him. using a club in a forcible manner. For this he was arrested and fined .") and costs for assaulting I lamer. j PKRS0.V4L MKftTIUS. Dr. E. L. Irvine and wife, of Salem, are in the citv. J. fi. Gros, proprietor of the Waterloo hotel, is ii. the city. Rev. J. S. McCain and wife were in the city yesterday en route to he SiMz Indian reservation near Yaquina, where Mr. McCain ha? been appointed superintendent of the school and Mrs. McCain, piatron, under the new agent. I. Gather. for Ihr Ynqiiina Work. CnntrnrN have bo"?i awarded to th portlai d Iron Wfrk and he Taylor lrn Work!? of New .lets v f r furnishing fi:ir iron dorn-k---and 2 ) dump cars for th use on the government woiks at Yaquina. tlKllIT IIKT BiHltET. P.J.Porter etal. vs. John C. Elder et al, partition. J. P. Schooling vs. T. S. Thomp- j son, injunction. In tiie matter ot the assignment of YY. C. Price, assignment. Geo. Fletcher vs. J. S. Cochran and J. Scott Beebe, to recover money, J. P. Schooling vs. W. Ii. Mc Daniel, suit in equity to settle partnership. In the matter of the assignment of Shane & Ijnsway, assignment. Mrs. M. J. Queener vs. Vaughn ot Weddle, t-ction to recover money. T. B. Wait vs. Chas. Schafer et al. suit in equity to set aside deed. T. Edgenton Hcgg vs. Thomas Monteith, ejectment. In the matter of the assignment of Hay & Ashby, assignment. T. E. Herren vs. D.U. Ilalstead, foreclosure. Wni. Baker vs. Nelson Bennett, t recover inonev. Delia Fields vs. V. H. Fields, divorce. Martha Houston vs. Josie Tim merman, to recover money. O. F. Barton vs.Ntlson Bennett, to recover money. O. F. Barton vs. Nelson Bennett, act ion for damages. Thos. Jefferson vs. G. S. Mont gomery, to recover money. J. F. Backen-to vs. 1. F. Conn, suit foi settlement. The Cedar Mill Co. vs. C. J. Di.lon. suit for damage. J. B. Cornett vs. .John Wickizer, to recover money. J. W. Cusick s. A. A. Kees, foreclosure. Sila A. Adams vs. li. II. Ruth erford, foreclosure. In the matter of the assignment of Aibertina Kreisel, assignment. G. 11. Liggett vs. E. C. McClain, foreclosure. Frank Bros, and T. L. Dogger I vs. J. F. Whiting, foreclosure 01! mechanics lein. Lucy M. Russell vs. A. S. Bas-i sett et al, foreclosure. Geo. J. Braner vs. Gentry & Rutherford, to recover money. State of ( regon vs. Geo. Mealey, selling liquor without license, three charges. State of Oregon vs. Jas. Pitsford, selling liquor with license. State ot Oregon vs. II. P. Mi Guile, and C. E. Potter, libel. W. 11. Queener vs. Nelson Ben nett, to recover money. J. VanOrder vs. Nelson Bennett, to recover money, J. C. Johnson vs. H. M. Der chick et al, suit to set aside deed. I. R. Dawson vs. J. W. Ellison, to recover money. 1. K. Dawson vs. II. B. Kemston, j to recover money. : . 1 li. Dawson vs. S. V. KUison, to recover money. Fleischner Myer & Co. vs. Searles & Deane, to recover money, attachment. Krausse & K.iein vs. dearies & Deane, to recover money, attach ment. J. il. 1'errv administrator esta C. K. Gaines vs. J no. W. Gaiuea. executor will of Willis Gaines, suit in equity. T. J. iilack vs. Carl Kinehart, to recover money. J. K. Carter vs. F. A. Uurkhar' . lo recover money. Maggie Heal' vs. W. B. Doneca et al. to recover mon.-y. (ieo- A- u hnney vs. W. . il,ii'r et to recover money. Henry Newman vs. L. M. lle,- ren to recover money. Henry Newman vs. II. A.s Titiis, to ecover money Jno. A. Arnold vs. Sarah Gil- chrest, loreclosure. 1. 1. Midcr vs. Seymour Van Horn, to recover money. Giant Powder Co. vs. Searle & Deane, to recover money, attach ment. 1. li. Dawson vs. Searle & Deane, to reeov r money, a'tachment. i. i . liiadv Co. v s. Searle & Deane, to recover money, attach ment. Martha J. Osborne vs. Alexan der Osborne, divorce. Monteith it Seitenbach vs. J. P. Marshal, to recover money. J. M. Home vs. W. K. McDan iel et al., to recover money. Monteith & seitenbach vs. W.E. Anderson et al., to recover money. W. C. Nicholson vs. J. P. School ing, foreclosure. Sternberg & Senders vs. F. M. Cunningham, to recover inonev Geo. il. IX..'; divorce. 9 vs. J.J. Dodge, School Land Commissioners vs. Phillip Gisby, foreclosure. In the matter of the assignment of J. W. Ellison. Fleischner, Mayer & Co. vs. Ad. and E. Harmon, to recover money. I. K. Dawson vs. Jno. Batch and Alice Hatch, to recover money. W. J. VanSchuyver vs. Ad" and E. Harmon, foreclosure. Jno. Montgomery et al. vs. Rob ert F. Montgomery, partition. Jno. Small mon ys. Peter Powell, suit in equity. Linnie Watson vs. V. II. Cald wel., suit for BpeciSe performance of contract. W. W. Yantis ys. Jue. Small mon, recovery ot property. Jno. W. Pugh vs. Southern Pa cific 14. U. Co.; damages. Arthur Workman v. Etta Work-1 man, divorce. Mooney, Valentine Jt Goldsmith vs. Maggie White ; to recover money. James Herwick et ai. vs. Earnest berwick, partition. Southern Pacific Co. vs. Arvilla Fuller, review. T. Dillenhosfer vs. Perry Smith, to recover money. Smith Cox vs. V. Cox, to re cover money. M.Y. Bilytuet al. vs. K. O. Smith, appeal. I. 14. Dawson vs. J. W. Ellison et al., to set aside assignment. W. II. Watkins vs Southern Pa cific 14. It. Co., damages. SI. J. .Maple vs. E. P.. Maple, divorce. il you v. :.nt .!tioi :i"k lor ma if v. hue lal. liv iiM-t c'gar li'M.'ph's laclory BUoWSYllAK ftOTBS. Hon.J. B. R. Morelock arrived home last week from Salem. P. Hume has returned botue from a trip to ttic Sound country. The Waters Bros, hare bought out the clothing that was in the woolen mills ttore here. Last Thursday Mr. T.rW. Swearingen, who lives near here buiiod ins joungent child, a boy about one year old. ; Sunday Rev. A Leltoy preached his first sermon as regular paa'orof the First Baptist church, aud will hold services regularly every Sun day. Deputy Sheriff D. S. Smith of Albany paid our city a flying visit last week serving papers on tne jurors t. attend tlie Murch term ot court. Mrs. Cooper has sold her prop erty here to Mrs. Keenev, aud her and son Mr. O. Cooper, will soou deoart for their new home iu Lo Angeles. A fiuit cannery is talked up here, Jitid as wc Imve ahundauce of all kinds of Irui: we ought o have an institutiou ot this Kiuil im mediately. C. E. Stanard has puachased the interest of O. P. Cosiiow ie the noueral merchandise store heiv,nnd F. M. Jack has purchased the tock in 1 he postullice store of Mr. Stanard. At a meetiug of the Tnuitj Mul & Milling Company held in this city a lew days jo. it was de cided to begin active development work in the spring, aud an assess ment was levied calliug for the sum of $550, which wh? deemeil sufficient to open up tne property in goou shape Following is a list of the letteis remaining uncalled for at the post oflice in Albany, Oregon, March ti, 1885): Armstrong, William ; Beck, Thos.; Brown, Lieut. C II.; Con dia, Joseph ; Collins, Edward L. ; Chatman, A. ; Dupee, Oeorge II. ; i rurgeson, Duncan; lusher, Miss Addie; t'orgarty, M.; Hettinger, l'eter; llolthouse, Ilenrv; Mitch ell, Hall; Menefec, O. J. (2); Man, Albert; Morgan, John li. ; Mc Daniel, Sue; Powell, O. H.; San derson. Geo. W ; Sicoli, Kocco; Shuson, (J. W. ; Smith, Harvey; Tompson, A. 1.; Tom, Chas.; Waldecker, Clara. Hi i ts Thompson, i M. -1 C'blld Killed. Another child ki tie 1 by. the use of opiatesgiven in the form of Sooth ing syrup. Why mothers giveJJ their children such deadly poison is sur. prising when they can relieve the child of,it? peculiar troubles by using Acker's Bahy Soother. It contains 110 opium or morphine. Sold by Foshay A Mason. IMI i Kxprrlutenl. You cannct afford to waste time in experimenting when yous lungs are in clunker. Consumption always seems at first only a cold. Do n't, permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr, Kinsr's New Discovery for Consump tion, iCougbs and Colds, but be sure you jret the genuine. Becuutte he can make more profit he may tell you iic Im KOiiiclbnir ju?t as good, or just he same. Dol'I b.? deceived, bni in--ist upon srettinj Dr. Kinc's New Dis. covery, which is guaranteed to give releif in all Throat, Lunrf aud Chest atl'eciions. Triai bottles tree at Fos iay A Mason's l)ni Store. Mrrt-hHHl TnlUriMx. Mr E. A. Schiftier, who has re cently been engaged iu th tailor ing department ot the well known dot him: house .f L. E. Blain. is i ' ' ' ie 1 i.it man in the right place, Hid rs ririiMig out some of the neatest litting clothing to be ob tained anywhere. A large line of new patterns, indu ling some ele gant light-weight suitings for spring and summer wear have just been received. Those desiring neat fit Una clothing should call and leave their orders. A Koslrd Pnra2n, If you enjoy a good cup ot coffee ca41 at the Willamette Packing Company's. They have ji'st re ceived a fine lot of green and roast ed tolfees. Do not fail to give them a trial. Another new line of Sterling pianos and Estev organs just re ceived at (J. L. Blackmail's. .. j A new harrslj'if lace, Thompson tV aurkr:mt at Wal Co.'. ir Buy rour ifanlcn seed ud onion setb at Wall tee. Thompson Jt Co.'. S n.: -li liee K i ! y U i-e rtee't p.a toes at Wall tec, T''oiiipso" A Co.'s. SM'IAL XOTIt'K. DR. W. C. NEGUS, (iraihiate of the Royal College of Londoc, England, also of the liclle vue Medical College. The Dr. lias spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrof i la enlargements, tumors and wens, without pain or the unite. He al-ni i;iake-i a . :c. dty of treat ment with eleetiioii . Has practi ed in the (Jtrrnian l''rt"i-Ji and English hosjutalj. L'ail. promptly attended day or night. If is motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL." U Otlice aud residence Fetry street, lietween Third and Fourth. mm. THOSE WISHING A FIBST class pian, sewing machine, the 1 itest uiusic or artists' matrials, will rind a liaruiin hy calling at Mrs. B. Hyman's. 'J'he pianos arc fully guar- j anteed for five years. The host , piano made to stand the climate of I the Pacific coast. The New Amen- a irleti ri . :d !:ne can Si-, ing Machine will please n.ot J. JoMpl. hone tas.tiii. .us. Painting and niiis.o le i .-iga-. For s.i U- suns given there. Stamping, Km t.caicra a:i'.. at J. hr.iidery and Dressmaking done to ovikr. No. llo 1st St., Albany, Or. Klrrtrte Kiitrnt. This remedy is becominr s well and ponular known & to need no si,c- cial mention. All who have used Electric Bitters siug the tame son? of praise A purer medicine does not ex it and it is guu.uaieed to do nil that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, and remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Kbeum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial ferers For the cure of Headache, Constipation tai Indigestion try electric bitters Eu tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Prtce 50 cents aud fl.00 per bottle at Fof-hay &Muhon, For chilblain and frost-bites fuse Cbamlterlain's Pain Balm. When promptly applied to the frozen varts it will pievent the k.r. from t unlink black or peeling oti". It allays the itchiog and smarting of chilblains u:-d soon restores the part to a beallhy condition For sale by Foshay s Masou, Li Burkhart, -TH H ENTEKI'RIStXG- Real Estate Apt,' Offers for sale this morning the fol lowing list of city property, which is bonded at such extremely low figures that it is bound to sell: Four good vaca.it lota in man's 2d addition for 11000. Hackle- One vacant city cted, for 100. lot, centrally Io- One block of 8 lots and good house and barn in '2d add. for $2,000. One house j;ood cornerlt and barn in the and goodl M ailuitmn, good location, for $750. One good house and location, fo.' $b"0. one lot. good Two good vacant lots ou the river front, good location for mill of any kind, for $1200. Four good city lots aud a good house and barn, for $1200. FARM I'OR SALS, I WILL SKM. MY FIXE FARM OF 200 acres, situated in Benton couuty, two miles from Albany. This is a good, healthy locatiau, with rood well of pure water, with wind mill; ftuod house; buildings all new. This is one o' the most sightly places in ore pon, having a line viaw of tlie surround iiuj couNtr, to 11s aud mountains. Far iti land all new and clean and adapted to all kinds of fruit. Onality of laud second to none. I will make rhix a rare barifaia to the rii(ht man. iiumigmits, don't faill to see this farm before Jou buv, Come and we me on the place. M. T. WH1TNKY. No charge for reserved seats at W, F. Read's; wo want to show iC;Od. uioioK hauvv pki;.e;.tkkkm f k sale. Apply to I. W. Sim.sk Albany RULE If A K IX a- I'ut up exprcly for .luiius'irad wold and sold at his lioldeu Uule Bazaar in ox e:.im )UXDXC an s AT 25 cents ri:u Hjt (iiiarantiHtl to be liist-chos iu rvery lJesject. jiJLirs ;i: ahvoii why; doe? I I A IV I I II 111 i Because he knows th it his dear wife :c jnst con:iiiencing to work him for something you know how it is yourself b'it when LADIESTrADE WITH Brownell I Stanard Their husbands don't look that way, heeaiifee there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Everything is gKid; ever think is cheap; make llnme hapi y, make YOUR HFSBAND SMILE By trading at the e;nnmicl stou where tlw rule ef g-vid "roods and low prices km ws exception. D nt forget that k ni;de of economy is at Brownell & Stanard's- COU.V Ull KI KT 'A S I B.1C a.T LBI.VSLS mm Albanv Is On -AND- Tie Spring Poet Is lid! This is tbe ship that's built aright, That has been going day aud night Bringing goods from ererv tilime Bought tor cash in the nick of tirue To plea.se the buvtrs at Wailac, Thompson cfc CoV This is tle train with its prccNMi? freight That mt'i tlie thij) ar. the (Wkxanl gate And carried the uood.s with lightniuy speed Till the thought it would jump the track, indeed, To please the 1. in ers at AN allacy Thompson fc Cos. This is the store, as firm as a rock, That holds tlie rods from the seaport dock, All spread out ly a careful hatid Mids abrics of our own dear land, To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson & Vs Jliis is the press of modern niahe, Knn with such speed the i aft ers shake, Jhac spreads the news in tow n and state And tells ot what has heer. done of late Jo please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson fe Co's. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GE0CE&S, FLINN BLOCK, tbe Boom, ALBANY, ORK;ON
