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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALP; SATURDAY, JU1TE 29, 1889. fStormnji gaihj A trail . A '. R. TIMK TABLK. SOW 1:1 liOUND .. epartsirrives. , .-im; l'orti'd 10 10am Eiisv-n:; c.t j U;l." am Ftenrlit 8 45pm 245pm SOUTH BOUND. Arrives Departd' Arrives Cala'cxp 5pm AMhlan dd.OOam hugcnc Kreichs ox!l2;2opmil2.40jra Eugene 2.40pm 1 l.:)pm Kusfene 6.00pm Ni freight received for(outi)alter 11,a.m. the same day. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs fabric er. Frci',-ht.., ll.l5mli.00pm !.im.59a JOTTINGS ABOUT TOYTN. "Kaui" to-night. A new invoice of clicks at 1". M. trench's. Circuit comt will probably ad- journ to-tlay. Baby carriages bv wholesale or retail at Stewart & Sox. Take a look at thjoe lino baby carriages at Stewart & ox. liubber and leather lieltir.g of all diecriptions at Stewart & So:c. Call at F. M. Freno.-iV, "the corner jewelry store," a nil get the standard Pacific coast time. It is understood that Hon. Ilinger Hermann, who is now in licseburg will shortly pay this city a visit. Sidney (!. Harrison lias been ap pointed ion! master at l-'ussil. Oil- limu ou.ily, Or., vice Charles O. Gil'et resigned. llcw W. II. Wiilsie, o Lane county, will peach in che Christian chinch in this city on Sunday at II .. m. and 7:150 i. m. The prices for "Katti"' at the opera houe to-night will be 2-3 and ". tvnts. " No extra charge for re :?rved seats. Do not miss it. Keep in mind ,the date o: the 3Iattie Vickers Comedy Company on the evening of July 4th., for one night only as a benefit for 1 Co. A very enjoyable ice cream social was given last evening at the resi dence of Hon. S. II. Pennington by the Vineyard Laborers of the Baptist church. The Southern Pacific company has made a round trip passenger rate from Portland to Yaquina and return for $6.00, and have placed such tickets on sale. Miss Ida Brush Las a line assort ment of flower wreaths for the coming celebration. Little girls who will ride in the liberty car can obtain them at her millinery store. Owners of cows &hould take notice that on atvd after Monday, July 1st, the cow law will be In effect, and all bo vines running at large will be taken up by the city H-rshal. Abe Iiuckleman has returned lj)me from Eastern Oregon. He says the wheat crop will be almost a failure in the vicinity o: The Dalles. He brought with him fifty four head of horses which he will sell here. New styles of gilt and bronze mouldings just received at the Al bany Furniture Co. Picture frames made to suit the most fastidious. Come and see us, we guarantee a fit in the frame or no sale. Corner First and Ferrv streets. The government work on the ! revetment above Corvallis is fin ;,died and the men discharged who nave been at work on it. It. irf be lieved that the tendency of .. I river to cut its way through that nay will be effectually checked by the work. f.ast Night's IMay. The audience present at the opening plav of the Lauri x IWl Comedy Company at the opera house last evening was not as large la 1 1 v- n 1 -r- 1 Tl niiili'nmni was both surprised and delighted ! with the ordinal and extremolv I funny rendition of Haverly's Strate gists. Marietta Nash as Nellie Howard was simply charming, while Harry B. Uell," who imper sonated tnree aiilerent character; i brought- down the house by the wonderful perfection of his itnper sonations and the ludicrous situa tions produced. The entire cast is .-trong, and there is not a poor member in the companv To-night they will presented "Katti", the Family Help," which is said to be equally as enjoyable and in- -resting, me prices will be -o cents for the gallerv and 50 cents t reserved seat. There will doubt- j lc.i be a large audience this even- i l-'onrth of July ltat. The Oregon & California railroad will sell excursion tickets, from and to all points on the line at half fare, for the round trip. Tickets will be sold on July L 3 and 4, good to return up to and including uly lith, 1SS9. Secure tickets as no reduction willjbe made on trains from stations where there are ticket agents. K. P. Po;f.rs, Asst. Freight and Pass. Agent.' Arm Broken. Freddie Tway, a boy aged about 10 years, whose parents reside in the eastern portion of the city, was playing yesterday about the porch when the cave trough fell striking him uion the arm, breaking it near the shoulder. J)r. W. II. Ellis was called and set tho fractured limb. Thi'oy's injuries will not prove seriou:-?. , Still They Couie. Another t ar load of the celebrat ed Perfection ad .Mason fruit jars iust received by the Willamette Tacking Co. Ifj'ouwantto get screen doors and windows put cn your hou.-e call on 11. B. Yunk, shop corner Second and Ferrv street. THE A3T0EIA KAILSOiD. It is Sow Certain That the S:ad Will Completed Withoat Delay. Be It now seems to be settled that the Astoria & South Coast Kail way line is to be built. Concern ing the road the Astorian says : "The Astoria & South Coast llailway Company builds the road. The road is to be built about a mile farther than originally contem plated. It runs clear through what is known as "tho Gearhart woods" and extends to the Ocean house, erMrs. Eyrd's place. The $175, 060 paid or pledged by Astorians is to be paid in. The Pacific Con struction Company pays in $200, 000 additional, and takes that amount of stock in Astoria & South Coast Railway Company. That $200,000 in stock is to be placed in the hands of D. K. Warren as trustee. Work is .to be pushed with all diligence and the road is to be completed as rapidly as possi ble. The road is to be run from the proposed pre.-ent terminus in the most direct route to the Xe halem and is to connect with the the Oregon A California standard gause railway or the Portland and Willamette "Valley railway in Washington and Yamhill counties. The road (which is the Astoria and South Coast railroad right through) j is to be completed to such connec-1 Won by September 15, 1S:1. This is guaranteed by tlu Pacific Con struction Company, an organiza tion with one hundred million dollars. The road will he about 100 miles in length. T( & South Coast road i.s k o issue to iiiu a. ii;tiiu vviimiui-ii1-!! .7-.-,i u lii feiocK ana siu,h'J m Donas per mile as fast as the road is com pleted and accepted. The Pacific Construction Company is to furnish the Astoria &. South" Coast Kail way Company all the money neces sary to build, equip and place in operation the entire road." In the meantime the Albany and Astoria Pa;lway Co., recently or ganized in this city with a capital stock of $15,000,000 is arranging to put surveyors in the field at once to survey the route for the proposed connection at Albany, and will secure t lie right of way and start the work going. Narrow CJuae, Through I'lk i. The Salem board of tiade held a session Thursday to consider the project of building a narrow guage railroad from the west to that point through Dallas to Falls City, thence through the valuable timber belts of Lnckiamute valley and ulti mately to the coast. Judge J. J. Daly. Hon. W. C. Brown and L. Van Meter, of Dallas, were present and addressed the meeting. The scheme was favorably considered, anda committee consisting of J. H. Albert, II. W. Cottle, E. M. Waite, J. C. Putnam, and S. D. Gibson ! carries a 15 poind mercurial pen were appointed to confer with the j dulum bill attached to a four-foot Dallas committee and devise the steel pendulum rod, and onlv re- necessary ways and means for the earlr building of the proposed line. Steady Growth. The growth of Albany is wel.' attested by the new lir.e3 of goads that are required to be kept in the ; stores. For instance Stewart & '. Sox have found it imperative that i thev add to their stock a full line! of leather and rubber beitiu-, and they have laid in a large stock and are ready for any demand in that line. Albany PostofKi-e Salary. A dispatch in the Oregonian and Statesman in re:erence to the sala- j ries of the wstoilices of the Pacific : coast states that the falarv of the Albany po ton lee has been reduced j from $1000 to $1200. This, Post-j master Thompson says, is a mis- take. The salary will be increased j to.fl00, the volume Ol business I exceeding $5,000, which 'ixes the i salary at .11700. . Slreak of (inail I.tifk. Mr. Harrv IJarrvmore. the lead- in lnan lt 10 ('fg.e oodthorpe company,, who played in this city recently, is just in receipt of news from the east of the settlement of a suit of long standing bj- which lie falls heir to the snug sum of 5 .001 ! with interest for ten vears. Carriage Factory. i A glance into Stewart iv Sox's I ,1 i j ., . i narciwaru siore gave tne lmpres- sion that a new carriage factory j had been started, but investigation i showed tho ontirft fnrp cmtn,! in ! setting up an immense invoice of the finest babv carriages iust re- ceived direct from the factorv. Elaml C ill M1. r-in employe in the if o"' ?ear tjuina City, met with a serious acci- dent lnursday. in some his hand was caught in a manner circular saw, and it was so mutilated that it had to be amputated. He was medical taken to Yaquina City for treatment. The Street Itailirav. The track has been laid oh the! street railway up to the Uevcre House on First street. Here it will be stopped until after the Fourth. The street will in the meantime be leveled up and put in good condition. The switches for Lyon street lines will bo received and ready to put in within a week. N'eir I'oliee Appointed. In accordance with the recent action of the city council, Chief of accordance with the Police J. N. Hodman has arnoint-! ed as snecial night policeman until -loi.t 'l V A f..f it- ' V - i- i j A "lm- "IS fJlliai V IS IlXed at .0 per lUOnt!:. per Taiiuinit Fifteen hundred dollars will buy one hundred feet of water front, between Fall street and the Pav Yiew House, Newport. Address Lock Pox IS Newport, Oregon. It pays to patronize a ca?h store. If you have any doubts on this sub-; jecttryF. L. Kenton, near the ' iosio:iice. : CIKCDIT COEKT. Th Cas:3 Dis posed ef Yc:te:day-Th9 Term Nearly Ended. The cases on the circuit court docket have nearly all been dis posed of. The cases yesterday were as follows : Martha Houston vs Josie Tim merman, appeal; judgment for appellant. In the matter of the assignment of J. W. Ellison, continued. W. W. Yantis vs John Smallmon, to recover personal property : con tinued. Thomas Jefferson vs G. S. Mont- romerv, attachment; continues. Tuedor Iron Works vs O'Connor, I'arr and llarrisan, to recover money; iurv out. I. M. Close vs J. M. Potter, to recover money, attachment ; judg ment and order to sed attached property. 11. W. .doses vs H. F. Merrill, rustee of S. II. Althouse, to re cover money, attachment; judg ment for cleft's on demurrer. John FGris'tmian v? A. S. Gris ham, divorce ; granted. Hiram Smith vs J. F. Martin, confirmation ; sale confirmed. A Dangerous J'lace. A business man of this city was 11 o'clock last passing along going home 'about n : iv 1 1 nil in Uroadalbin street between Second and Third a foot pad stopped him and deiaandcd his money. Being unarmed he turned about and tied. f Tiifc-f of tli it ii!.i.r f n cwlotrulV line i been torn out for repairs and they i, .... i. u ,.t ..! street branch of t ,i .viiich under the side-! walk, was left open, forming a dangerous chasm, which was not provided with a light or any barri cade, and in running along where the sidewalk was supposed to be, he fell into the canal. The foot pad. on seeing hisjvictim thus sud denly disappear before his eyes, a!?o became frightened, turned and fled. Another gentleman who hap pened to be pafsing assisted the other from the water, who declared it was bad enough to be attacked by foot pads, but to run the risk of having ore's neck broken by such carlessly contrived man traps, is even worse. This dangerous place siiould be look after at once. Keeping -ap 'With (he Times. In order to keep pace with the rapid growth of this city, and the necessity of having absolutely cor rect time, our enterprising jeweler, F. M. French, has just purchased and set up one of eth Thomas standard regulators, fitted with a ! lo pound mercurial pendulum, which is a positive protection a ;ainst variation in time from the effects of heat or cold. One can easily see the nicety of the adjust ment from the fact that the clock quires a 3'..' pound weight to run it. Mr. French? has made arrange ments io get the correct "Pacific" or standard time from the IJick Observatory, tht time adopted by all the railroads on the coast. Firemen, Attention. All firemen in the city having shirts or belts are requested by the celebration committee toreportthe same to the foreman of their re spective companies. Kweiveil T-lay. A line lot of celery, cucumbers, Cauliflower, green peas, apricots, peaches, lemons, ora the Willamette Packi oranges, etc., by ing C o. 'IIj Pride of Tliuia. A clear pearly ami transparent skin i .-.(ways a sign of pure blood, aud all persons "troubled with dark, irreasv. vcllow t blotched skin can ieat assured that their blood is out of order. A few .lows of BKGGS' liLOOD PUIHFIOlt and BLOO MAKEU will remove tho cause and the skin will become clear snt trans parent. Try it. ai'd :f s itifaetion is pot given it will c:;st you nothing. It is fully warranted, G. L. Klack maa, druggist. Notice. If you want a good mattress call and see me. I will sell woven wire mattress L'5 cents cheaper than anv other man in the city. Tnos. Bp.inc .. ... a new line of line wall-papers with liorders to match have been opened at Uni tmiller t Irvina's. They arc new I :inu e'egant oesign. v.:iu ami on- tlicni. No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds of! fics'.i canned good? sit a very low! iiu.iire at Conrad Mcj-er's. j HE SENT IT EAST. For a year I was troubled with pains iij my back and side, and headaches, the ty. suit ot liver aua kidney trouble. I was attracted to Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparil by the startling testimonials in the pa" per?. They seemed so practical I was in duced to try it, knowing that ns it was purely vegetable, it would do no harm. It acted as a gentle laxative. After the second bottle my pains and aches disap peared. It did so much for me that I sent several bottles to my family in New, Jersey, who also took it with the most satisfactory results. Mastar caulker, foot Clay, San FraucjiCfl. olit-e to CunirartorN CTiiK I.i IIKRKI.V CIVKV THAT AT TUB ne-.t rc'uLir tonn of the eo'.uit y rciu- ! uuSMOiiers court fr Linn county, state oi j Ores m, in the c'.tv of Ailiaiiv, rn Wedncs j day', tiie P.d liv of July, A . D." lsS-1'. sealed i plans, spetiiicJti'.tis. strains, !i:ii;iiiis ami tm'.swiii be ecc-.vet. tor lunulin'; a bruise ! ai'ro'iS ,he f"rkof tl.c santiam river, about 21K) teet hi-low the Stavtnn ferrv, said bri.k'eto U-l.'.o feet Urn- v.i.d 10 feet Ion" nn.l it! t-.ot vUlu in tho . loir; l iers t be of u sufficient height toiiriu.- -.K- bottom of th j lio.ir beat. is at I-msI ;2 kv'. above low water mark. All iidr.u:t !:e"liled with the clcrl. j cn or before 1 o'c'oi '.; ;. in. of tin- abova Mentioned d.iy, and :i L4in:piiiieJ with eerti . EJ c!;e' l: of live per e. t ot bid, as by law j rc'p'.ircd. The o:irt roerves tlio riL,'!it to : .... i 1 1 i.: i . v eject uiiit ;'.u i Kunc b' ; r c: :t the cT.r: r this th. OI June. A. 1- i: MONTAGCE. '"ounty Clerk " "v 7 . 'VcV-l I'.'v HACK, Oi; cm:: I'lin-,-:". T l"SE cents. .... . V- CCMIHG ON JULY FOURTH. JIatHe Ticket asd HerJExcslleat Company Will Teader a Benefit to F Co., 0. H. G. On Thursday evening, July 4th, prettv Mattie Vickers and her tal .a - ii." T 1 .. . I 1 ...I ented company of New York favor ites, will tender a benefit to F Co., Oregon National Guards, producing the great successlul comedy, "Jacquine," or "Paste and Dia monds." This company scored a great success in San Francisco, and has been universally tpoken of in highest terms of praise by the press. The San Francisco Chronicle of the 14th ult. says : The Alcazar held a large audience last night and Mattie Vickers, as the principal at traction in her new play, "Jac quine," made herself very popular. The piece is one of these written to be a vehicle for the soubrette specialties of which some people never tire and which everybody likes. Mattie Vickers is a very charming and capable soubrette! star. She sings and dances well; she has some very attractive music, and she is an actress of decided ability. The dances, songs and medleys are in most instances new, and Mr. liich, who supports Miss Vickers, is a clever, lively come dian. The piece is interesting and the company does justice generally to it. " - At the conclusion of the play die grand ball by F C . will be given beginning at 10:J0. IT you want a clean and line nmke askmr J. Joseph's home made while ibor cigars. For sale by most cigar dealers: nul at J. Joseph's factory. Contract to let. t; ViKCHLIU H BUILDING COillllTVEE at Peoria, Linn county, will receive raled bids for the buildiwr of a church hou-eat that place unt il 1 o'clock, June 28th. Sceci ficati 0113 will lie tound at the store of W. W. Chessman in Peoria. The lowest responsiale bidder is expected to be awarded the con tract, but we reserve the rijtht to reject any and all bids. W. R. GARRET, MOSS LA MAP.. W, K. G1THENS, Committee. June 17th., lSs!. KATTI TONigllt Katti ! Albany THURSDAY", JULY 4 Coiuplimentarv testimonial ten dered "F""Co. O. X. G. by Pretty Mattii1 Vickers And her company of New Yoik fa vorucs, producing the play that has niario all Ameriow lanj;. nine, 01; PASTE AND DIAMOND A humorous icfu th.- ction cf scenes. life ltehiiid si:w S2i:.ii-. tsr PRICES 50 and 75 CENTS "S heats now on sale at Clack man's TIB Celebrated French C E WariMiittd to It 'IPWnnTT WP" or money cm e refunded 3EF0PE the generative organs of either sex whether arisine from the excessive we ot stimulants, tobacco or opium, or through j outhf ul indis cretion, over indulgence, etc., such as loss of Brain Power, Wakefu'ness, Bearing Down Pains in the Back, Seminal Weakness, Hys teria, Xer-ous Prostration, Nocturnal Omis Biotis, Lcucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Impotency, which if neg lected often lead to premature old a;fe and insanity. Price SI a box: Ci boxei fcr-lv.OO Sent by mail on receipt of price. A WUITTKX ;irAKA.TFX is viven with every 4'5 order received, to refund tne money if a Fermaorut cure is noteffctted. Wc have thousands of testimonials from old and youn?, of both sexes, who have been permanently cured by the use rf Aphroditine Circular free. Address tiik AFiiKu meric im: CO. I Western Branch, Bex, 27. Portland, Oregon. tor sale by losliay & Mason, wholesale anu retail drujrxists, Albany, Oreaon. ISAKfXG FO WDElt. for JuliusGrad Pat up (fspresslv Swohl and sold at his Golden Pule Bazaar in OXE POUND AT CANS CENTS PEIIOAN 0KT,i to. Taq IK Guaranteed to be first-class in every Pespect. JULIUS (JRlDWQIIL The imported Canadian stallion II. i semen should see the thorough- j sign's lively etable. He is a beautb r. . , ... 7, ful coal black, 5 year old. weicrhb 1300, being 15 hands hi eh. He will stand at the stable on Monday and Tuesday of each week. City Taxes. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the tax roll of the city of Albany, Ore goo, fcr the year 1889, hap been placed in my hands for collection, and that I will be at the council chambers of said city to receive and eceipt fcr the taxes charged in said roll, for the period of 30 days from date this notice. All taxes remaining unpaid at 'he expiration of 30 days thereafter will be re turned to the common council of the city of Albany as delinquent, aud toe's and ex penses for collecting such taxes bo added thereto. Dated at Albany, Oregon, thL 10th day of Jnne, 1SS9. JOHN N. HOFFMAN, City Marsha Over The CASCADE MOUNTAINS FROM ALBANY OK LEBANON WABD. EAS1' The Willamette Valley and Cas cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex cellent condition, and ..by all odds is tho best and shortest wagon road to Eastern Oregon. Water and grass is abundant along the entire road. The grades are easy, accommodations su perior and the road well bridged making it the best mountain road in the state. For summer jaunts, hunt ing and fishing the Casiadc Moun tains in the vicinity cf Clear Lake and the Three Sisters & fiord superior advantages. (F I have just received over 2000 yards of standard ginghams from John Wannamaker, of Philadel phia. The common price of these goods is 10c per yard. I will sell 14 j-ards for $1 the price of good prints. SAMUEL E. YOUNG. OTL PAINTING. Miss Minnie Parker Having opened a studio in IFlinn's bloc will give instructions in land scape oil painting. Those interested in ine oil paintings are invited to call at her rooms and examine her paint ings, whicli include views of The Three Sistcre, Oregon City Falls, Multnomah Falls, Mt. Hood, and many others. Charges for lessons will be reasonable. Eight shaves for $1 at Vierick'f. T) EMOVAL JOHXSOX DANNALS 11 have removed their blacksmith shop rom tnnr old quarters to tns corner oppo ite Ans. Mi rah ail's livery stable, where tUi be found reaiy to do all kinds ef ,work iuthcir liue cheaply and promptly. The BUYERS'j GUIDE is issued March aud iSept.each year. Jt is an encyclopedia ot useful information fox all who purchase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you n furnish you with all the neccssarj and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk 'ance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, and in vai ions sizes, styles and quantities. Jnvt tunic out what-fS-TCfluired to do ali these things COMFORTABLY. ad von can make a fair-estimate of the value of the BUYERS' tUlDF, whicli will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pav postage MONTGOMERY, WARD & COi, II 1-1 14 Michigan Avenue, (Jhicago.lll. SMsMlulioit 'fier. TOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE XI firm of Dardue & I'nderwood, doinj a genera grocery business, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Underwood having sold hi interest in the hnsiness u P,.M. Robertson. The business will be continued under the firm name of Kardue & Itobertson with whom the outstanding businet-g ac counts of the old firm must be settled. ISAUDUEi KOEEKTSON. .Albany. May 14, !Ss:. WHY DOES THE MAN LOOK SAD Because he knows that his dear wife is just commencing to work him for something you know how itjis yourself but when LADIESThADE WITH lwnell & Sta mm. (lie lams Bard Their husbands don't look that way, because there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Everything 13 good; everythink is cheap; make Home happy, make YOUR HUSBAND SMILE By trading at the economical store where the rule of good goods and low prices knows no exception. Don't forget that tt mpie of economy is at Srownoil & Stanard's- Cftp.N'ER rtaT AND Prj " 4Lf.IV SLS 188 1889 SPRING AND SUMMER . 1889 SPECIALTIES. Ladies uress uoous and i The largest stock and greatest variety in price and style I have ever carried, and as good value as ever ottered to the citizens of Linn countv- Special Bargains ln7(cashmeres in colors and blacks, Seersuckers, ginghams, chamhreys, French prints and wash fab rics. A)i the noveltirs of the season in black and colors. I wi'jJ have something further to say about these in a fewT days. EMBROIDERIES, SKIRTINGS, 1 lounciiigs, and all overs on cambrics, Swiss and inaia linen, l of novelties in and at greatly PIQUES, LAWIS, India lawns, nansooks in white, ecru and colors, all at prices very much cheaper than ever before of fered in this city. TABLE in brown anil bleached. rf his stock I bought in New York at less than importers' price, aud am aide to give good bargains. 58 inch all linen bleached at o0 cts per yard and others in proportion TOWELINGS Crashes, etc. All these goods I buy direct from importers by the bale,and can sell them much cheap er than if bought of jobbers towels I buy m quan tities in New York, and am ottering them at prices that are Mire to sell tJie iroods. Are cheaper this year than ever before. 1 have succeeded in getting some good bargains,all of whicli I am offering to my customers. the same in fas iiiii The above is an outline of the policy am going to do business on ' ami will endeavor to do my part towards securing the trade of Linn and adjoining counties to Albany, and to keep up with the procession of the lively ami growing city of Albany. I will have something to sayjabout Carpets, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, ' And Other lines Soon. SAMUEL 88 rims anuaii overs on cambrics, fewiss and I have just opened the largest invoice this line ever exhibited in this ciy, reduced'prices. LINE 1ST 58 COTTON HOSE Mm. E. YOUNG.