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THE MORNING HERALD: SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1&89. 0. AC. K. K. TIMK TAKLb. NORTH BOUND. I epartiJrrivef. m Caia. ex,r. tt;-5 aiir ,ain Fortl'd lUluani Kugeae ex 11:15 ami ',:, j?ara ' 31:pm ft eight I 7:luam " 4.iin SOUTH BOUAD. 'Arrives; Departs Arrives Calatexp Kugene ex Frm-ht 7:45pm Spm Ashland 9.00.) m 2;20pm,l2.4.pml t'uenej'2 40pm 1.30pm I Ktiren .00pm ; No Freight received Kr-outhafter 11,.M. the name day. OREGON PACIFIC T1MJS 1 AKLfc. Arrives Departs .'.U.15ara1.00 p ra J 5.2opui!tt.5t) Passenger Kris;ht I. O. 0. 1. excursion on theCth. McKanlass minstrels next Wed nesday. Wheat has dropped to 05 cents in this city. Theodore Skil'man haspurohased of W. W. Crawford his fine horte Seati-o for $300. A valuable horse owned by Alfred Wheeler was killed a few days ago by being kicked by another horse. The circus was taken to Inde ywndence yesterday morning on tue O. K. & N. boat Occident. The Koyce & Lansing Co. will appear at the opera house in this city on Tuesday evening, April 2.'J. Oregon appropriated over $100, O00 for wagon roads and California hap appropriated over $1,0(X),000. Mr. E. K. Wheeler, formerly of Albany, and Miss Belle Crisp were married at Pendleton on the !th itist. Mrs. Julia Abrams, president of the W. K. C, has been in Tne Dalles to organize a corps ia that vicinity. Dr. E. It. Darker has been ap pointed deputy recorder of Linn i-ounty, for the North Santiam and tjuartzville disirict. iservices will be held at the Epis copal church on Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., by Rev. Mr. Donat ion, of Oregon City. The McKanlas9 company, old favorites in Albany, will play at the opera house o- Wednesday evening, April 17, 18SD. The Eugene Journal says that Judge Washburne's health has not improved materially, and he was taken to the hospital in Portland Friday morning for treatment. Keep your eye on the date of the McKanlass Minstrel Co. at the opera house on Wednesday, April 17. They have been here before i; nd give a good performance. John Wilson, the burglar who vas caught in the City meat mar ket, was arraigned yesterday before Justice Humphrey and held in $500 lond9 to await the action of the .grand jury. Mr. Joaquin Miller has been ap pointed a member of the Forestry ommission by Governor Water man, of California. The governor probably thinks it is time Joaquin was taking to the woods. A letter received from Rate Printer Frank C. Baker, of Salem, ftates that he will be pleased to mail a copy of "The Resources of )regon" to any person whose name and address is furnishetl to hiin. Mr. E. T. Loonan, of Santa liosa.Cal., whose poems writtiv inder the nmn de plume rff "Coi-p-iral Joe" are well krown on thin coast, is registered at the St. Charles. Some of his poems have been reprinted in the Hkrald. From 30 to 50 Oregon school teachers will probably attend the meeting of te National Educa tional Association, to be held in j Nashville, Tenn.. July Hi to L0. j Superintendent McElroy has en-j gaged headquarters for the Oregon ! delegation at the Maxwell Hotel. A poorly made hat or bonnet is the laughing stock of the ladies. Do not wear one when you can get the best work, the latest styles and tne lowest prices at Mrs. Merie Davis & Co.'s new millinary and notion store. Room No. 1, Stra ta's bloek. A couple of poor immigrants on their wav to California had a baby born to them on a Southern Pacific train some days ago, and out of gratitude wanted the passengers, who made up a tine purse tor the little fellow, to choose his name, and that of (trover Harrison was finally decided upon. The Lebanon Express says that recently Mrs. N. J. Sippy, Mr. Hearn's mother-in-law, fell from off the high sidewalk near the depot, about the same place where Win. Watkins fell a short time ago. This makes three that have fallen off at that place lately, but Mrs. Sippy is probably worse than any of them. It seems strange that such a dangerous place is not re paired. W. H. Mitchell, manacer for the Mitchell & Lewis Co. of Portland, is in the city for the purpose of opening their branoh house in the new brick built bv Wm. Vance on Second street. The house will oe opened Monday. Persons wishirg fiirni machinery, wagons, etc.. will ! find it to their interest to call and examine before purchasing. They are putting in a full line of buggies, nhafctons, surries, in fact every thing to the spring work line. Mrs. Ezra Henson was fatally injured recently while riding witii Mrs. Harvey Smith, in Grass Val ley, Wasco County. They were in ii cart and Mrs. lienon was carry ing Mrs. Smith's bab . By scnif mean-' they got oil" the grade and Mrs. Smith was thrown out. drop- iu' the lines at the same time. ! Mrs. Ilenson ir-ppeu me naov o.- hind th cart safely r.n the uroun-!, and wtiil enueavoring io rcacn tne lines over the dashboard recive"i a contusion on the fon-horvl that -vntuallv resulted in her ueath. . TMK WASHMKitOX; CBSTEM.llAL. I:Will t Celebrated ia'thii City. A Flag Preientatua by th.G. A. B. The celebration of the centennial anniversary of Washington's in augaration as president of the United States, on April 30th, will be duly observed in this city. A programme will he arranged and exercises held at the opera house. An interesting feature of the oc casion will be a flag presentation to the public school by McPherson Post, G. A. R. The presentation speech will be delivered by Judge U. R. N. Blackburn. A complete programme will be arranged which will be published. KUL KHTATK SALE. Lirge Kanbei et Sales Mads bj Oae Beal Estate rirm Daring the Week. Curran & Monteith made the fol lowing sales during the past week : To A. Hess, of Cleveland, Ohio, Allen Parker's prope.ty on Fir6t street ; consideration, $3250. The Bas Cooper property on Second street; consideration, $2200. Also three lets in block 10, fourth addi tion ; consideration, $500. J. R. Stewart, 3 lots in black 16, fourth addition; contddeia ion, 00. Isom & Lanning, block 13 and 4 lots in block 18; consideration, $1500. J. R. Douglas, 2 lots in block 6, fourth addition ; consideration, $375. Mrs. N. E. Elder, 2 lots in block 111, Hackleman's first addition, owned by Wm. M. Daley ; consider ation $1250. Mrs Vm. M. Daley, a house and lot in block 01, Hackleman's second addition, owned by Geo. D. Ridinger; consideration $700. Wm. M. Daley, lot in 3d addi tion; consideration, $170. Antone Hilbert, OS acres in Ben ton county, owned by Dr. A. W. Gamble; consideration, $1000. J. A. Beard, lot 7 in block S, 3d addition; consideration, $175. Mrs. M. E. Farrell, one acre ad joining 3d addition ; consideration, $1200. Also two lots in block 53, Hackleman's 2d addition; consid eration, $050. Eugene E. Goff, one lot in block 1, western addition, ownen by J. M. Moyer; consideration, $500. Rose A'est, fractional lot in block 1, owned by J. M. Moyer; consideration, $375. Geo. Blackmail, 10 acres near this city,owned by Jason Wheeler; consideration, $1000. Geo. F. Simpson, the house and two lots owned by F. L. Such; consideration, $4500. J. P. Galbraith, 6 acres near the city, owned by S. W. Crowder; consideration, $4000. KliAL KSTATE TK 4eFKK.4. V. Morrow to Peter Bilyeu, part of lot 1, block 10, Scio.$ A. Hackleman to H. E. Chip man, lot j , block 2, Hackle man's third addition John Isom to E. J. Lanning, undivided '. of east l.j of block 115, Hackleman's 300 200 1000 1000 addition .i George E. Chamberlain to Chas. O'Cahlen.lot 2, block 5 A. Hackleman to John Gib-. I'n. block 4, Hackleman's fourth addition 1400 1500 350 1250 1230 300! A. Hackleman to J. Isom and E. J. Lanning, block 13, and ' 4 lots, nlock IS, Hackle man's fourth addition ..... J. M. V. Bilyeu to A. J. Bil veu, 3 lots, block !, Scio. . . J.M. V. Bilyeu to A. J. Bil you. lots 1, S and part of lot 7, block 2, and part of lot 0, block 20. Scio Mrs. M. A. Dalv to Nancv E. Elder, '.i block 111 Hackle man's addition John Stipp to M. E. Bilyeu, lot 13, hi. ck 3 and lots 4 and 5, block 8, Sci? Geo. D. Ridinger to Mrs. M. A. Daly, l block 50. Hack leman's second addition . . . J. M. Ralston to C. M. Moist, 00 acres adjoining Lebanon 700 5300 G. II. Liggett to J.M. Ralston, 00 acres adjoining Lebanon 3700 United States to Edward Evans a patent A Fine rorlralt. Some of the finest artistic work ever done on this coast has been executed during the past few days by Prof. Krumlein. The lifelike portraits of Mr. Earl Race and wife, of the St. Charles hotel, and the two little children of Mr. Harry Miller are specimens of the Pr f's skill in this line ; but his crowning eObrt is on exhibition in Black man's window this m rning (a lit tle child in its cradle). As an art ist the Professor stands at the head of the class. All wanting work done by him must leave their or ders at the St. Charles Hotel by Monday evening, as he has only a few more days to remain here, ow ing to previous engagements else where. arrlou Arrldent Charlie Bardwell, son of A. iaruveii, met witli a serious acci dent Thursday evening. His team j tiecame i- fened and ran away near anu iudge, throwing him out and breaking Ins leg, the bone breaking through the flesh, and he was considerably bruised up in other ways. Dr. L. Foley was called and dressed his wounds, and he thinks the boy will recover. Lebanon Express. PI. ! t C'has. Montet SiHjkane halls, is in the ci:y. Prof. W. N. Hull and bride, of Cor v. Lis, arc at the Kevee !lou.e. Mr. Lake Dorris. of this city, will ive M-uiday for Portland, where t j,e expect-s to locate . Jus! received at II. Ewert's, a assortment of gold-headed nice -a:ies. BKWShVlL i.axTE. BB0WN8VILLE,J0r.t April 13. Last night Revs. Dr. Gordon and Burchett were here and ordained Rev. Mr. LeRoy as pastor of the Baptist church. A. W. Stanard. school Cierk, is around assessing property holders, preparing to levy a tax for the new schoolhouse. While W. Miller was out bunt ing in a canvas boat, the boat struck a snag and unset, nearly drowning Mr. M. and lobing a line gun. Ca'ipooia lodge of Odd Fellows here have decided to have a cele bration on the 2bth inst., and in tend to invite all the lodges in this vicinity. Monday evening the iadies of this city gave a donation to the family of John , Hall, presenting them with a big lot of goods, such as provisions, clothing, money, etc. Mrs. Putman returned home from Oregon City last week, bring ing with her Mr.Leabj-'s little boy, his mother having died from the effects of a surgical operation last week. Mrs. James Blakely is in very poor Health. Mrs. Zeiner's two little girls are down with the measles, but are improving. Mr. D. P. Bennett is confined to his bed by sickness, The steam sawmill is running again, cutting a lot of haidwood for the Oregon Frrniture Company of Portland. The upper Calipooia has plenty of the finest map.e tint ber in the state, hut there is no way of getting it out yet. The Koyce A Luualng t o. It is comparatively a rare thing for us to be able to announce an entertainment which we honestly feel will be in no sense a disap pointment to our people. Such we are confident will be given by the Koyce & Lansing Co. on 1 uesd av evening, April 23. In addition to earnest wnen lie says lie expects their entire company of last season a good representation from Linn they have secured Mrs. E Owen j county, so let us all go. Every Fliiit, the famous English com- j body is invited to attend, teachers, edienneand character impersona-! parents and school officers. tor ; also Maude Flint (7 years of age), the most accomplistied child actress before the public. Her great success has been attained through her beautiful rendition ol the role of Editha in that delight ful little sketch Editha's Burglar. This little sketch will be remem bered by many as having made such a decided hit at the Lyceum Theater in New York the past sea son. Koyce & Lansing's success is accounted for by their strict adherence of presenting a strictly retiued entertainment, composed of the best artists and the best vocal and instrumental music. Y- SI. 1'. A. MerliDK. A gospel meetiug for men only will be heid at the W. C.T. U. hall at 4 o'clock this afternoon by the Y. M. C. A. This is only a tem porary pn.ee of insetiDg. A com mittee appointed tor that purpose will arrange for rooms ic which to meet until such a time as tl e orunizHtion can build a hall oi their own. The Hirer. The Willamette, which owing to I the aim-tee of r.iiu until recently has been falling, is now slowly ns ! i:g. At preseut boats cannot go ' mii v lurtner tliao uorvams. while hut little work is doing in the line ' ; rwiw ( oi navigation, i he river is now ubont two ieet above lew water mark. In the 4'attiolic 4'iiiircltoi. Archbishop Gross bus ordered that at 9 o'clock on the 30th of April the bells in the various churches in the archdiocese be rung, and that the divine sacrifice of the mass be celebrated at that hour. This is in honor of the cen tennial anniversary of the inaugu ral of Washington. Marlal DaurioK Pitrfjr. A pleat ant social dancing party was given at the opera bouse last evening by some of the young peoule of this citv. Excellent pnt i music was furnished bv the Ital jan string band, and a large nurn of dancers, were present. It was verv successful affair. Bid fur SI reel Car. j The bids for the street car line were not opened yesterday, but j the finest lot of comb honey ever ! received in town was opened by j the Willamette Packing Co. yes-1 terday. Sf?lld Vltll or IHS9. I . t l T: 1 1 l 1 1 I . ir. j. r. i iiKiugiou win ne an lik. im yjc iivu C .11 unit , ail vici Tuesd V, April 1(, 188S. " All suf- ferersvfom severe dysj)epsia, neu- ..... i. .: raiK.u, cmarni, riieumausiii, or aov eye, ear chronic, nervous, uterine or rectal disease will be given special free examination and opin- ti in li ion. iiie incuraoies are uarucu- larlv invited. References: Jas. ( ..Cherry Irank Hagner, Mel toung, Kev Israel Carlton, of! Ajbanon, K. A. Kampy, of Harris-, Y Jxil burg, and more than fifty other well known citizens of Linn county SOI' III AIBttY. A most desirable and beautiful location for suburban residences, owing to its natural advantages and nearness to the center of business. Compare the size, location, view and access to and "from these lets and you will be convinced of their merits. Call early and secure a home before the advance in price. Apply to Tweedale & liedfield. agents. First door south of post oflice. II ore Light. Genuioe Pear! coal oil 150; decrees lire t;st, $1.25 per five gal ! Ion c:m. Willarnetie Packing Co ; A new line of beautiful portiere and j rue lias j'ist been opened at Fort- i miilir tv: lrviiiu., also a line lino of silk tabie covers. Lili bucked oak Ui.iing chair and novelties in furni ture. CaU and see them. A CA.41 F BEKit.AK8. They Said Three Bateber Shops but Seenre Oaly Fifay Cents.' In addition to the attempted 1 burglary at the City meat market, an account of which was published in the Herald yesterday morning, burglars also raided tvo other meat markets the same night. those of John Dierenger and Broder Bros, -in the former they got the cash box, which contained but 75 cents and left it on the floor with 25 cents in it. A dog was tied inide, and it is supposed tho burglars were frightened away. At Broder Bros, market they failed to effect an entrance. The burglars did not seem to be hungry, as no meat was taken, not even a leg of mutton. John Wilson, the offender who was discovered by W. McLaughlin in the act of robbing a till and was caught by the officers, and who is now in jail awaiting the action of the grand jury, is supposed to have several confederates. The city officers are keeping a sharp look out and it will not be healthv for them to loiter about the city. Teachers' Imtlltuie. The teachers and friends of edu cation throughout Linn county are hereby notified that the teachers' institute for the third judical dis trict will be held, at McMinnville. beginning the 3i)th of April and continue through a three days' session. As this district includes Linn county, it is expected that a number of teachers from this county will be present. Every teacher should consider the importance of a good institute and should attend when it is in his power to do so. Ask your directors whether you can attend and explain the bene fits to be derived from such work; if you are desiring to make a success of your work take advan tage of these opportunities to im If i . a . ... piove yourteu. JMipi. Jlclurov IS L. M. Ciki., Co. upt. Linn Co. Delicious dried beef at Browncll & Stanurd's. First-class work done at Wm Mack's barbershop. Shaving 15 cents. . Be sure and see the Imported Percheron Stallion "Bouittant," at the City Feed stable, on 4th street. SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY A positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker mouth, For sale by Fo hay & Motion. Fortmiller Irvine lia?e jnst opened a beautiful line of oak and Koid mouldings from pictures, steel engraTings,et(-. Call and see them. The "Paeilic Argand" ranges both four and six hole. An Eastern ttove made especially for this coast's trade. Sold only by Geo W. Smith, Albany. Anew line Of fine wall-paper with borders to match have bren opened at Fortmiller tflrvinjrV. They are new and elesrant designs. Call and see them. It is no uood to look at the ther. mometci this jear tA judire of winu-r. The only tliiiitr to guide you is Hrownell fc Stanard' nrice. " which arc always down ti z-ro. ror eiiun:ain anl rrost-imep use Chamberlain's Pain Bahe. When it will pieWnt the sk.r. from lurninc black or peeling oil". It allays the 1 il'1lt r it I tr uititliail f.t tlx. t i-.-v-s.ti. ... .... ,l aim smarting oi cniimaui st"" rus,res the part to a healthy eonditiou For bale byjjFshay A M asou. W ILL linos, J, Dealers in all tlin hitt-st improved piamm, orans.sewiug m.ioliines.gtin. j also a lull line of warranted razors, j butcher and pocket knives. The best j kind of sewing in.xihine oils, needles j aod extras fur all machines. All re- i pairing in the above 1 linea neatlv and I reasonably done. rr Albany Opera House, One Night. TUESDAY, APRIL 23 " Til M'MWsfi i Til ! !IYEAR br nu'K II TH I i'EAII i Second Transeontinentil Tour. OK T1IK FAVORITK B0YCZ & LANSING; MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY j -vat-t u i We The funniest commedians, the brightest of soubretts, full Mandc orchestra, sixtv solid silver i v2ntaa i ' bells, the Spanish trouba- j ;t ' i guitar, nors. vocai anu vcarina quarter. zithar, violin and banjo i .u... Btri .,rf burlesque, opera and comed all in 4on'e preat ;' B r i urdinint.. - i , v t unvni.' ; ,.i. u ed bv !?ol Smith Russell. New 0rlea-n8 Pi t.ayune. v &nd J bUc ... Crowj3 . nanimous in their praise. Crowds turned away nightly during the San Francisco engagements. Secure seats early. No advance in prices. Seats on sae at Blackman's. Latest Mi! I Styles FOR 1S8. riUDAY, APRIL 12, And following days. E. & C. HOWARD, A LEANT, OBKGON. WAIT fa n in BEST !DpilJl) i i i LIST OF PRESENTS In BE GIVES AWAY WITH THE KRiTlOL',000 BOXES Of LE KOI DES SAVON, The King of Soaps. FOR SALE AT PARKER BROS. 100 Ladies' engraved gold watch es. 25 sets solid silver table forks, 25 sets Gorham 6olid silver ta ble spoons. 50 dozen Gorham solid silvet tea spoons. 25 sets extra heavy plated table forks. 25 sets extra heavy plated table spoons. 100 dozen extra heavy plated tea spoons. 100 dozen ladies' fine fans.or cel luloid toilet sets. 100 celluloid 9 inch carver sets. 100 subscriptions to Scribner's Magazine. 100 subscriptions to New Fashion Book. 200 stamping outfits, complete. 1000 lightning can openers, for square or round cans. 10,000 King cook bonks. 11,050 elegant gifts. 88,050 packages of toilet soaps. The total value of these 11,950 elegant gifts, if purchased singly, would amount to over ten thous sand dollars. They make this large gift as a measure of appreciation to those now using the king of soaps, and also as an expression of confidence in its merits, in the expectation that any person once using it will find it ho helpful an article that hereafter it will be found almost indispensable inj the household economy. IOIL PAIXTLNG. ie Park Having opened a studio in Flinn's bloek will give instructions in land scape oil painting. Those interested in me oil paintings are invited to call at her rooms and examine her paint ings, which include views of The Three Sisters, Oregon City Falls, Multnomah Falls, Mt. Hood, and many others. Charges for lessons will be reasonable. Ml IIAKISO- I J'OtmER. I Pat in expw'v f"r JiiliiiGriK j wuhl and .old at Iiir (itflde. Ku)e Itazaar in OXE POUND CAXS AT 2 3 C E N" IS P K 1 11 CAN Guaranteed to be first-class in every Respect. JULII'S GRADWOIII. WHY DOES THK MAN IflllK M X i-Hi.il. 1 UVU1L ryjlimj Because he knows that his dear wife is judt coiiMiiencing to work h m !or something you know how it is yourself but when lMlc;iLlO I rr Ic 1 ; with ; Brownell & Slmianl Their hushandsdnn t look that way, hecU9e there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Everything is good; every think is cheap; .make Home happy, inakc YOUR HUSBAND SMILK By trading at the economical store where the rule of good goods and low prices knows no exception. D.m't forget that tt mple of economy . is at I COKN'BR FIKST JN l BOA'lL1If SLS . 'untrarlr and Kalldrr. ritHK UN!)ERSIfiXEI HAVINU LOCATED I in Alli.itiv MolioitM natrmiaire from tjr An.l nnilritrr. Will coi.travt to build bridji-a. lutrits. and all manner of dwelling houses. intituling Oueen Anne. Eastlake and Eliza- : hnthim stvlc4 of buildinur. Will furnish ' plans and spteilicati-'ns free of charges. Satis faction fiiaranteed W. V. CASSEL. Hiss Mod i w J. corporate limit! of the city ot Alhany, a . small sorrel horse, both hind feet white, has I saddle marks. The owner can haTe the ; sme by callinc at Jno. S.'hmoer s liery j stable and payin-f charges. sleepless NifiiiTs, madk mier i "fliir is the press of modern able bv that t rrible eolith. Shiloh's ' ,. . . . .1 enre ii the ninedyf..r you. rohay&;Kun with such speed the i M'tBon- 'nlrnrlpr autl Hnllder.j i DC. SHELL WILL Kt'KNISH PLANS, ' Hpe -ifications and details f.ir all kinds of ; huilding and architecture. All work ;proint iv done and gnirmteed t bo irst-cl.ss. Ks- timatos fuminht'd on short notice for brick j bii.1dins, residence, public hui'dini, bridges, etc. i:rirk for sale ! QOO.OflO good brick for sa'e, rilj'kto W. C At Cauiell, Albany. Albanv Is On Tie Spring Poet Is IM! This is the ship that's built aright, That has been going day and Bight Bringing goods from ereiT clime Bought tor cash in the sick ef time To please the buyers at Wallaet , T hompson This is the train with its That met the ship atthe dockyard gate And carried the goods with lightninc speed Till the thought it would jmrap the track, indeed. To please the buyersjat Wallace, Thompson fe C. This is the store, as firm as a rock, That holds the goods from the seapart dock, Ail i . i.,. r..i i 3 Mids 4abrics of our own dear land, Xo please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson & Co's i?rsiXrrm nftmizss s'. t V . . - Jh.ar, spreads the news in And tells ot what has been Jo pleasethe buyers at VN WHOLESALE AND FUNK BLOCK, the" Boom, precious freightll make, ... . , alters shake. tovru and state done ot flate allace, Thompson fcjjCo'&. DETAIL GE0CEES, ALBANY OREGON X -f I '.3 I i i
