Morning daily herald., August 04, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

' HE MOirNINO HEUAT.): SUNDAY. AUGUST 4. 1889.
gaonujtj! gaily m&
THE MAILS.
.1 aiUat the Albany p..ntntficc close
I'orsU oltices north
The Kastem states ;Z0 A. M,
1 r.e West Side f
nd the Nairow C.-ncte It. R.
i ..r Portland and m.i-hi 11 A. X
("nrn'ii. anl Y.upuria .......12:''l v. M
office south............... 7;30p. H
The mat i cu ecd ev.U uv itig
im six to seven o'clock.
KejrUio.-. ui.atcr lor thfeirly muni'ir g
trai" si""1-' ' mailed befcre oclock ti e
preyioua evcninir.
OKKOON PACIFIC TIMKTAIiLK.
Arrives beparut
lll.lraml.0O p ra
S?r.pm!..V) i
la4eni;cr..
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J0TTLKC.H A BOOT TOWN.
Wheat is worth J cuts.
For the finest silver olisli in the
market go to 11. 'vvert's.
Save money by buying a year's
supply of boots and shoes at cost at
W. F. Head's.
G. L. Blackmail will sell his en
tire .stock of books and stationery
at cost for :id days.
Fifty pieces of furniture given
with all CMik stoves or ranges sold
by Matthews it Washburn, j
Iloise; run away, boats t'pover, j
nciidents are alw.iv- happenim:. I
eta pi ! icy with Winn in the,
TraveVi-. j
W. H. deenwool. photographer, j
w :!
pc.'id ti' x! week viewing the
wavf- at Yaquina, closing,
il'-f,- .l,rif l,i i Vivt: i'f 1
n:- d.erv
nring ins aiisei.ee
Craw fi.rd
vt Pax ton, pl:otogra-
piier--. w
1 -lo
liieir
in an
gallery
md I
takt
st wril:
i at
the
b.i .
Uy. Pr. 1V re wi:l preach by
riMiuesr, irvin the text, '"It a man
v. .11 1... 1U-.. ...ri'n " In tl.t V
C. T. U. hall at if o'clock Sunday
morning- Aug. 4.
ur citizens should turn out en
masse and listen to Prof. McElrov
on Monday evening at the W. C.
T.'U. hall. The matter of an ex
hibit at Milwaukee should be
looked a:'ter.
Surveyor W: P. Barr carue in
yesterday from the surveyor's camp
on the Albany fc Astoria railroad
line. The survey is now at the
summit of the Coast range and
making- rapid headway.
Mrs. B.uin has a few neat gilt
picture frames on h uid to which
she will lit crayon portraits at from
$10 to frame included. Par
ties wishing to avail themselves of
this oiler must call promptly, as
Mrs. 1. will remain here but a
sdiort time longer.
Heretofore the Southern Pacific
aud Oregon Pacific railroads have
given excursion rates to Yaquina
Bay on Wednesdays and Satur
days, but the crowds have grown
ao large that these roads have
very wisely decided to give regular
excursion rates six days in the
week. Hereafter pleasure seekers
can go and return when they
please for $:."0 the round trip.
Nick Zimmerman, landlord of the
Waverly House, who was shot yes
terday by J'arney Wilson, is lying
iu a very precarious condition. The
attending physician has been una
ble to locate t he ball, but thinks it
penetrated the left lung, as hem
orrhage has been profits during
yesterday and last ni;ht. Slight
hops are entertained of Mr. Zim
inermun's recovery The assas
sin has not yet been apprehended.
The Ashland Pecord says: Chas.
Hideout, of San Leandro, CaL.was
in the valley this week looking at
the country and pricing lands for
neighbors- who contemplate to
move to Oregon. He is well
pleased with the appearance cf the
valley, and met a nuiuter of ac
quaintances formerly of Albany.
He is a cousin of Hon. VV. K.
Price, of Tolo. and a relative of E.
P. Hideout, formerly of Ashland.
It is understood that the visit
Ol
r
Senator Mitchell to Ashland has I
resulted in the understanding that
Gen. E. U. Applegate will receive
the appointment of U. S. Indian
agent at tueJKlamath agency, the
position now hald by Prof. Joseph
Emery. Ilev. Mr. Bishop, of East
Portland, who was appointed, has
since declined to serve. The ap
pointment of 'Lisb gives general
satisfaction to his numerous old
friends in these parts. It is no
more than a just appreciation of
the general's services to that party
which be has used his influence
for many years. Senator Mitchell
also thinks that the daily mail ser
vice will be placed on the Ashland
Einkville road again. Valley
Hecord.
rKTtSONAl. MKNTION.
Clare Vtink is sick with ferer.
A. II. 'Jyrus, cf Lebanon, was in
the city yesterday.
Jos. Tyler and family went up
to Ilalsey to spend Sunday.
Allie and Annie Schlosser went
to Corrallis yesterday on a visit.
C. II. Brush, of Portland is in
the city calling on many old friend?.
Allen r.eemer and w ife went to
the bay yesterday for a short vaca
tion. Archie I'.Iackburn, who has been
iiisticatiiig at upper soda, returned
yesterday.
W. W. l'orrish, of Sodaville,
was looking after bis Albany inter
ests yesterday.
Marx I'.aumgart and family went
to the bay yesterday for. a several
weeks vacation.
Carl iniermau. merchant u
AMiiauu..oI ,..C i, u. .. u ,
. , . ... i . ., . . .
itiUKing a ca.i at ui oia iiome nere.
Judge Strahan, ('has. Wntts, D.
)'.. .Mor.teith, J. J. 1'ubruille and
. Klein went to the mountains
ye-teiday.
Frank Ioiris, Wiu. Stites and
hi-; si.-'.er, Mrs. Vassello, Merrill
I'biilips and Claude Strahan went
to the lay yesterday.
tVd. John Kelsav, the Indian
war vi t "an. f (orraliis, who is
j ro'riinv iUy urged forthe position
i,l 'consul t Calcutta, was in the
city yesterday calling on old
friends.
FROM THE SOUNDING SEA.
A Spicy Letter lroai ha Popular Resort of
the Slate of Oregon.
To tun KbiTOR or thk Himuld:
Newport is just now at il.- live
liest. Its value as a seaside resort
is becoming more evident as tiie
crowds here indicate. People from
The Dallas, Portland, Salem, Al
bany, Eugene City, and, in fact,
from all points within a radius ol a
hundred miles, come here to en
joy the delightful sea air and the
rest which ten months labor de
mand. The hotels are full, private
nouses arc mil iso lar as tne resi-
dents will admit v isitors), tne ;
woods are lull, and tenting ground
is at a premium. There are four
encampments, all well patronized.
One above the Ocean House, an-
! other northeast of Newport, known I
a the Albany Camp, a third on
Nile Creek, called Eureka by some i
and named llappv Camp by a1
prominent slgn-boird. ihe last at
Bin Creek.
The weather is delightful. It is
said that rarely are seasons so
mild as the present one. The days
are a little variable, but old Sol
beams forth several hours in each
twent v-foiir and occasional- Irom
seven m the morning till seven in
the evening.
Newport m itself possesses some
attraction. A new Methodist
tiiuitii is iwiiik cireiru, aim as an i
evidence of the enterprise
residents here, llev. Sinq
Tlt I..M .-j t.i.ttin. fl.ij
of t l:e j
Mmpson, ot
The Dall-s, lectures this evening!
j i:i order to furnish proceeds to ;
assist m its compaction. An
ear;;c-t wo:ker canvassed
I c;nnps and town this morning with
j tickets. Some residences am be- i
ing erected and the arrangement of j
houses on the cliff gives the town ,
rather a picturesque appearance, j
Its business houses are ralhuri
shabby, anl there are but lew ol
them that have not biliind
tables or alcoholic liquors, though
perhaps hidden from the pubiic
gaze. The writer passed into a
rather attractive 1 jokingconfection
ery store the other day to find cur
tains dividing the pleasing boxes
of French candies Irom a billiard
hall.
We said that the places of busi -
ness appear shabby. So they do,
wiui one exception tne saloons.
Tnese are as clean and attractive
looking as some of those in our
metropolis ; "bright screens are seen
and really nothing appears as fresh
and bright on the entire street as
these Fame saloons. Strange, is it
not?
Fruit, vegetables and groceries
are a little higher here than iu the
valley. There is a fair delivery
system inaugurated forthe conven
ience ot campers. Fish of all kinds
are plentiful. The government
jetty is lengthening daily. The
snort of the little engine has a
homelike sound to the average Al
banian. A man named Koyal fell
from the works about fifteen feet to
the rocks below and was seriously
injured last Monday.
Uut Mr. FIditor this communica
tion seems to assume proportions
that will cause it to become value
less in your columns, and it be
hooves us to lay uside he pencil.
Cor.KKsi-oxDKsr.
Nkwi-okt, Aug. 2, 1SS9.
I'rartiritl Joking.
In his Oregouian "Notes and
Comments," Sam Clarke very per
tinently says : "The latest prac
tical joke is the displacing of a
railroad s a itch, killing the en
gineer and leav ing two others at
the point of death. That was what
three 'harvest hands' thought the
other dav at Albany,
inu the
wrecking of a train and attendant
death was the consequence, l.'p
the valley there is a desolate home, i :
and a wile mourns lier Iiusiand
dead. A man in the prime of life
is cut ofl" and the voice of 'Happy !
Jack' is hushed at last in death. !
The idiots ind rascals who jerpe-!
trated this practical joke may pos- j
sibly feel some compunctions, now j
that their joke has borne fitiit, but j
there is law Oregon, and to prevent :
some other senseless joker wreck-1
ing another train and killing scores i
of people, the highest penalty of
the law should be visited on these
practical murderers."
nig Fishing.
The Astoria Fioneer says that
the crew on the Kscort broke the
fishing record all up into little
pieces yesterday, and in three
liours, with six lines, succeeded in
catching 243 groupers. The tug
appeared to have fell right in with
j a school of the fish, and they were
' hauled in as fast as the hooks
i could be baited. Pilot Tom John
I son was out with the tusr and
caught a genuine blue black salmon
with a hook and line. It is very
seldom that salmon aro taken with
a hook and line, especially out at
sea, and Capt. Johnson was proud
of his prize.
The SinslAir Bar.
The Eugene Guard says that
a letter from Geo. M. "Miller,
dated at Florence, July 26th, says :
"The U. S. Engineers are at work
on tho harbor making a survey.
They report 14 feet on the bar at
high tide, and 15 to 50 feet inside
th bar. Everybody here seems to
think the survey will be of much
benefit
tst t iia rltiA ' A nnllinfi
letter from Mr. Millar .Utml .ttilv
J ilic I'ldlU intuit I i
29th, says that "the Engineers
have finished work, and that thev
. . -
l"'
report as above, also earing
river is the finest along the coast
i. f.i vi'Mi.ii. ria , uiii. i. .at
the bar will be somewhat danger-
! ous until improvements are made,
j which will make it a safe en-'
' trance."
CimxI InTcstiiieut.
a small amount of
1 1
t or a smaii amount 01 monev
that wiil iu a year's time double or ;
treble your money, such an oppor- i
tuuity is ollered in South Al-;
bany, only one-half mile from the'
city, embracing the tract of land
from Elkins' falls to the fair irround
load. Lots sold on tin; installment
plan.
Twekdai.i: it KlCDICKl.Ti.
Tw.i doors south of j".'stoliicc.
EXHIBIT FOR MILWAUKEE.
Commitder E. B. Hc!ry Will bo ia the
City Monday.
The time for gathering the ex
hibit for the Grand Army Encamp
ment at Milwaukee is now growing
short, and really nothing has been
accomplished. Onr county should
be well represented. About all
that can be done now is to gather
grain in sacks, which will make a
yery attractive show. A special f
meeting of the Board of Trade has
bewi called for Monday evening, at
which Sunt. K. B. McElrov will be
present and present the matter,
an,l a full attendance of members
and citizens is requested. The
meeting will be held in the W. C.
T. lr. hall, the G. A. II. hall being
j occupied by the workmen that
I nijdit.
More Fishing
Yesterday we
inoted from an
Astoria exchange a sea fisiiingstorv.
j To-day we clip from the Ashland
Iidings a mountain trout vara,
only mentioning that the Alford
spoken of is a son of Uncle Thomas
Alford of llanislmrg, this county :
"The parry composed of E. V.
Carter and wife, E. V. Mills and
wife, M. L. Alford and wife, T. E.
Godfrey and Geo. Vaupel reached
homo Sunday from their Crater
Lake trip, and tell some of the most
. noil-cmM II'.'' Us i stories ever
h (.;.! in this modest corner of the
WO
d. Mr. Eddings brou
ht home i
the head aud tail of an IS-lb. rain
bow trout which he caught with
an ordinary trout line and rod and
small tly hook in Williamson river
the biggest f:sh tnkeii on the
whole trip. He and the lish had a
desperate contest for nearly four
hours the lish on tho fly end of
the . line down in the laughing
water of Wiiliamson river, and Mr.
Eddings at the other end of the
line, balancing himself upon a log
over the water, and iu constant
danger of being pulled in He
never expected to see Ashland
again, but the hh finally gave a
great gulp of despair and died of
exhaustion and the wear and tear
of the hook upon as liver, where
Eddings's skilfcl cast had fastened
!it. Then Mr. Eddin
s carried the
the boastlul
fish to camp and all
fishermen who had been telling
about S and 10-lb trout breaking
their lines anil craping turned
green with envy. This is Edding's
story. E. V. Carter and T. E.
Godfrey say the fish had Eddings
entirely worn out had dragged
him oil" the log and was just start
ing out to tow him down to the lake
when they arrived at the scene
and shot the fish with a rifle. The
full particulars of the bloody alfray
mav alwavs be clouded with
doubt."
, Shi! Fatal Accident.
t
The Ashland Tidings says: iiiclovd
' llargraro, who lived in Wagner creek
I valley about three miles southwest of
, Tdeut, met with a fatal accident in a
' well at his placa last Saturday morn
! ing. lie aud John Stearns had beou
digging a well and had excavated it
to a dejth of about 30 feet, about
i whero tlm water wai beginning t
! How. Considorable blasting had beeu
. dune, and Stearu.i, who was in the
: well most, was troubled much by the
( foul air. Saturday moruing Mr.
Ste irus did noi feei well enough to
go down, and Mr. Margrave eut
i dawn in his place. He soon found he
oouhl not atay there and sent up th
i :.):. telliu Steam, to hurry and let
dawn the bucket aud take h.m out
jalHo. The tucket was hastily let
uu.u, dim ;uiSia aLemicu luiu u,
nut wtiea some
ten or hi teen feet !
he tecame aspliyx-;
troni the bottom
; i;ited and fell
from the bucket.
Stearns was
. he ouly
Harrave
. I
in 'i it r r ha '
: place.
-Mrs.
. . , ;
iiiif ahlf t
lr,.-, .... M. --.r I.I ' mo.. witK
the wunilass, mid tne
anil the only tiling t5
do was co run ta t'ii neighbor's!
(A mile away i fr help. The neigh- i
bur, .). W. Abbott came a quickly
as possible, went down the well and
succeeded in taking out the inoensi-j
b!e form of Hargrave. Dr. Newman, t
of Ashland, was called and found the :
wounded niau bahly hurt - the well j
wa rocky and rough, and his head
"it and bruised and there were
evidonces ot internal baddy injury.
The injured man never regaiued con
8cieu.sness, aud breathed his last Sun
day at 1 'clock a. ni. Death re
sulted, the dootor says, from injury
of the brain and internal injuries.
Tho funeral was on Monday, and was
largely attended by the friond and
neighbors of the family.
A Tostal Law.
The following ordor has been
j issued by tho postmaster general
j and will interest all : "Any postal
: card, or envelop, or any outside
! cover, or anything which reflects
; lniunotuiy upon the conduct, or is I
plainly calculated or intended to j
injure the feelings or reputation of
the person to whom it is directed
or which threatens him, is unmail
able. It is allowable for a, person
to send a request to call and settle,
but anything further is liable to
result in a heavy fine.'"
At the Fair (lrouiW.
The Salem Journal says: Work
is piogressing rapidly at the fair
grounds. There are
forty stalls built and a
now abot:t
number of
line horses aro already there for
training. The "rounds are in a
Ji . .i e
I'r conaiuon, o.u uie woric ol nn
proving them will soon commence
Ihe track is also in a noor condi
! tion, but will be worked well be -
lr .1
lore trie meeting oi toe state lair
.............. ......... "I... T ,.;ii I
association during the week o'.iine piece of horsemanship and j
epuunrer i'.
KiminrsH Sulo.
Yesterday Mr. Fritz Hoilman
and Henry Taylor, the popular
bartender in ilarx Mau.-ugai't's
saloon, purchased the Willamette
saioon oi M. . 1'arker onl ir.-t
street ami wi.l make it
finest hou.-is in its line
one oi the
in the citv.
lreseil hir!..n
wili have a nice lotof lrc
chickens for vour Mindav
v. ail and ,e.uv
nice yello'.v le-.
htmetle Pa'-Li:
vi u r
Vd cl:
; Co.
rders
icken.
for a
.Yi'.-
COAST NOTES.
A daily paper is to be issued at
Milton.
The present indebtedness of
Washington territory is $1:20,000.
Cheney 13 to have a fine opera
house and a $30,000 reservoir.
Clay, suitable for the manufac
ture of norcelaiu. has bee-i found
on the lain! of Joseph Hoff near !
Upiontown, W . P.
The Goldendale Sentinel sayg
that the shortage in the grain and
hay crop in that couu.ry will cause
hay to bring a (rood price.
The report of the First National
bank of Prineville shows loans and
discounts to the amount of $50,
857.0:5, and $119,519.30 deposits.
The O. It. & N. Co. has made a
proposition to the town of Wallula
to supply water to its residents at
$1.50 a month to each house, and
for fire purposes free.
Wesley and Harrison, the two
men who robbed a Swede of a sum
of money in Tacoma recently, have j
been sentenced to eleven years
each in the penitentiary at Walla
Walla
The annual exhibit of the Jo-1
Hephine county clerk shows that
the expenditures during the past
year were $20,580.14. and there-
ceipts $20,981 .16. The conntv
has
a debt ol $'.),7-J3.Si.
Charles I licks and party, of Ta
coma. recently ascended Mount
Itanier to a height of M.350 feet.
the highest point evei reached.
Further progress wasimpossih'.eou
account of a large glacier.
The Ellensburgh
about 10,00) sheep
Ilegister says
have crossed
the Cominbia within the past few
days, and 1)000 more from the Big
Bend country will cross the Moses
Coulee ferry in a few days.
The Union Land Company has
been organized at Port Townsend,
with a capital stock of $100,000,
divided into 2000 shares of $50 i
each. C. I. Clapp, Charles G.
Perkins and J. B. Lutz incorpora
tors. All the Crook county wool has
! been shipped to market, and the
;reater portion has been sold
Well posted person; estimate the
amount of the wocl clip at 4o00
sacks, or about 1 ,:o0,000 pounds.
Of this about oO.OOO pounds was
brought to the Willamette valley.
An attempt was made to blow
open the eafe in the office of A.
Farquhar at Olympia, but the
burglars were frightened oil by the
approach of officers. They took a
few dollars in change from the
money-drawer, but did not succeed
in getting the $)00 contained in the
sale.
It is found that out of 123 liquor
licenses issued at Seattle previous
to the fire, three-filths of the
number were to Germans, the re
mainder being made up from
Swedes, Norwegians and Irish,
while there is one Scotchman, one
Welshman and but two or three
Americans.
The State of Washington Im
provement Company has been or-i
garir.ed at Tacoma with, a capital
stock of $1,000,000, by W. .1. Gav-1
igan and 1. M. Gavigan. ihe ob
jects of the corporation are to open
and work mines of coal and other
mineral deposits, to impiove real
...... I
estate, ana 10 operate io;'iis. eiec-
trie light plants railroads
watei-
works and gasworks,
; )rcoi Citv has taken warning
. from "the liaaiero.!s disasters bv
fr,. t!ljs wasim wi
.. ntl.r ,110 ,... ...;..;.... 1
street. It will be connected with a
pump to be worked wilh water
. Iioil-iin uml ie til
iwr nill
'..
be ten inches in
'i.ametor iron.
...
tbe basin down toi
I i . s ln..,. I,.!..,.. il .4
"' -MTIOft IIIUI M A
and beiow that six i
...... "" ' ' '
will give
r-uio ciiuugu 10 iiiiow water up Oil oxio.n weed irrowin-- uwm fheir preinisc
the blllfl. Ihe pip : has been made ; and upon the utree' ad joining fh n to, w it Inn
at tiswego and is now
icing strung ;
along the si reef
The Giegoniiin s;ivs Mr. .lames
Steel viMtcd l.inuitui. ulieie the)
smelting works ar m course of'
construction. lb says the place
is the ideal site for sticii works, and :
a better situation could not be!
found. A large amount of work
lias been done wilh excellent judg
ment under the supervision of .Mr.
Chase, and there need be no doubt
about the successful completion of
the wortis, and that they will do a
good business. There has been a
large amount of work done on the
sidetrack from the Northern Pacili:
part of it being through solid rotk.
The Corvallis
Times savs that
one day last week Scott Irvine did
something worthy of note and by
which he showed bis fine horse
manship and presence i mind.
.Mr. irvme is employed ly one ol j
our butchers mid last Wednesday
he was driving some wild steers to
the slaughter pen. The cattle had
been driven some distance and
were mad and tried to horn every
thing in sight, as they came run
ning down Kail road St. one of tho
enraged steers was attracted by a
little four-year old child standing
in the middle of the street, bare
headed and alone. The ani-
ni!il stiirted f..r fhr bnv situ! no Mr I
- - - - --'"- - - - - J - - ' . - i A i .
Irvine spurred his horse to full
i speed for half a block tinder the
circumstances made the blood run
cold in the veins of those who saw
it. The horse dashed between the !
child and the steer and the rider
reaching from his horse caught the
innocent youth by the clothing and
. lilted him over the fence and into
... . i . . .
a neighbor s oooryani. it was a
saved the bov s lite
Another Summer Itrsort. ,
11. A. Thomas returned last!
evening from Sodaville, where he !
had accompanied his family. They j
; will ieinain camped there a niontii !
nr nnopr. At . Sonavi! e i-.i-.-i ,
quite
a number ol a.em (vople who
praise the village as a ro.ort. M.
Thomas thinks there are at least
hundred -ampcis there and all
seem to be enjoying themselves in
a thorough manner. Salem Jour
nal. Hoots and shoes at cost at Head's.
i:km.- m:Tio..
Try Co:u: Hro's Puppoese S-c-ent
llavui.u cigars. 1
M ) n'.vs ln'.-:-s ulap rob . nt
Thtjm psoa Overman'. Ithe lciulin !
:'uri!e$ dealers.
SI.EtM'LF.SS NIGHTS, made misek
able iiy lli.it trril)le cou:li. Shiloli's i
cure i tl.v! remedy fur you. Fosha v tV I
Mason.
Lovers ol good cheese should call
on .onn Bros. They have just re.
ceived a lot of full cream, fresh and
sweet.
Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best
remedy in the world for liver and kid
ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
atM Banmgart's
FOPv DYSPEPSIA am. i.ivek com
plaint, yo- have a pruted '"nrantee
on every bottleof Shiloh's V itatizcr. It
never fails to ?urc. Posh ay & Maon.
Those wishing screen doors and
windows should get my prices be
fore ordering elsewhere. W. W.
Crowder.
the "Pacific Arganrt"' ranges both
four and six hole. An Eastern stovo !
made especially fort .taw coast' trade
Sold only by (Jeo VV. Smith, Albany
If yiju want a clean and line smoke !
skfor J. Joseph's home made white j
asMor,i..josepirs iiomc maue wniie
abor cigars. For sale t.v most ci-rar
dealers and at J. Joseph's factory
During our enide.Tiic of dysentery!
in ilic summer of lSi'.i. 1 sold IDS bot
tles of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera I
ana ii;-rriioea roiiniv, na u provea
satisfactory in every instance. The '
ity. ticoige B. Durbar, Druggist,
tenter fomt Iowa, The epidemic
referred to, was by far the worst that i
his ever occurred in Iowa, Over 40 j
I persons died from ii, in a town of only j
j 500 hundred inhabitants; but every
j case in which the remedy was u.-od, j
I recovered It was equally successful j
I during the enidemie of bloody ilux in :
j Virginia, in and in Michigin !
I mid Soulliern Illinois, in 1SSS. It has '
been iu constant ue for over seven-;
teen years, and has proved itself to be
the most suecessf ul medicine yet dis
covered for bowels complaints. For
sale by Foskay it Mason.
NEW TO-DAY,
T 1ST A c;ou LOCIKKTWAR'H CUAItM
ij with a short iieci of potd chain' at-t-iiln
d to it. On the charm was engraved
th letters S. H. The Under will he suita
bly rewarded by leaving the same at this
oilico.
11 ANTED A GIRL
Y housework. Apply
Awiuvy.
TO
to
UENFIIAI.
Or. O. (.'.
yXTKIA PAKDNFH - LIVk
il uct'.,- man. Small cupit.il r
KNKIt
'quir?d. Iiajealu
profit. Address, .1. II. i) ,
ottice.
AXTKU A COMI'KTKXT OIRI. TO DO 6KNERAL
hoimework. Applv to Mrs. II.
Hubliard, on third K'rect, fut door wc:it cf
corner of Washinjton street.
,Xt S VLE-A FI5K YF.AKLING IIOI.-
L stein ml from a good cow, weight iiud
ptiinifN. Will he sold fur ?I4. AIhh a ond
gentle trrsh milch cow five years old and calf,
the latter a heifer i short horn. Price Mu.
Apply to Daniel lloack, Tanjrent, Or.
ITuoft !alng.
H'
AVINi; PUIU HASKD A l.tXtTlON
engine and a full wood saw ins outfit, I
am prepaire4 to take contractu of that kind.
Persona wihin; iheir winter's firewoodMwed
will 4o well tj iiv mc a call, on'eis can br
left at l!jf)ell & Stniiardfi.
GKO. H. WAIIKKN,
I ttmla Tllr lur alr.
A' GOOD KtlTLV OK FIRST CUSS
druiu tile lur title at thr brick
i and tile laetorj Kant uf Albany near Kno
I Ilutte. Call at the f'M.-rry r address Prepts
& AtiHtou, Albany Crefoei.
W" INN Huill'lUif-r, or.Al.Ml.S " l
choice cini In Wl!s, t'arjto & Co.'s
oriicc. Fine iniportotl nd Kr.v IVt ciirH a
iK.ci4ltt y
Crop l l.rt.
1 1 ' ANTKD A HAN
1 1 harvrrtiic hi
tu iAKK 'lilt
id of .'.ii a ;ifw, rcropii
toii'iitnik of nliriU, ..it. fmoil'T uiul heat
I boy. '! friim. ne bail t tit l.arvrstrr, the
i other liK to r; ;h; ciI hi -u.mI .:dor in the
owner barn. Apply to I h I. .inier-on
j on his fai in, live inilf 'ilh 1 Alb.iii) by
Tiirncr'H bridge.
r) KTERE IIOrsE, AI.IIAN V. OIL-CHAS
, Pfeiircr, Prop, tlniy iiret eclus house
in the city. l-a-e nn:nple rooms for com
ni' rcial men. No ('liinnnieii employed iu tiic
kitchen. General Rtairr ice f.ir Corvallis.
t iw ii e Ti i n lUiiv -n mm
rV !..-' r.nr... .... ,, M ,
V OTlci: is herki
to cut down aim rem nc ul thi:K-s and .b-
11 licrtv owners are reiiuind in ordin.ntcM
;;ic city i:nnt w Ai'wm.i. iiione lacing w
lo so v ill c litMu to a line of
Ilv order ;' tile in injr-ii:.!.
.1, N. lloi'KilAN"
LT, .llM Ul. IS.
l mi: !:kxt- a cojim u-ioi's tuih: j:
I. .mi. Ail A 1 location. Small stk atd
fixture .irs.! ...! r. s ..r call on Ahby
A Difkitiiuni, Alluen. i'r.
, K. A. llcALISTK.K - tlOMICOTATMIC riiv
nician ai;d Kiir.'eo.i lls removed bis
ottice into Crawford' Uloek. All calin prompt
ly attended to.
MAIR WAKNINCl-'lIir PtUtl.lC IS
J. hereby notified of the existence of city '
oid'nnnce prohibiting liiiin;r in the c';ty
limits faster thati i-ix milcH an hour, and the '
leaving of team unh'tched. Dnlci-'S the
same are respected hereafter arrests will be
li'ada, under proiiioii of mteli ordirianci.
.I.N. IIOKCIIAN, C'tvltarshal.
EJ. McCAl-Sri.AND. CIVII. KNGlNEKIt
' and Surreynr. Dmiii-litinjr and lllue
pviiitri. ottice with Oregon Laud Co. Albany
Or. Stwcrapre systems and water supply a
specialty, kslatcn subdiridee, maps it ade
or copied on fliort notice,
iLi:NY ciiKAMt: itv-Vuksu jiTCk
j lclixcrcl to any jmrt of the city by W
Meyer'. Order. can be left at Conn llros. or
at F. I.. Kenton's.
A i enable T. S. Stamrd :l ton scale only
s:!7, delivered a", your ncan-st railroad station
fnc of fr.-iyht mi thirty .lays trial. Larycr
fcalex at proportionately low- prices. War
ranted for five rtarx. A.'dris,
K. C. HOFFMAN.
Albany. Oregon. .
lSAKISt:
PO VJEU.
for JuliiH?flrad '
Put u: ex nres-d
wohl and sob I at his
Hide Pa.aar in
Golden
OXK
rouxi)
CAXS
jTU3Gunrantced to be first-class
in every Pcspect.
.TULIPS Gil AD WOHL.
I
mill!
t
F
L. Kenton
-DEALKRTN-
Staple iind Fancy
f.
Uso Choice
TEIiMS (JASIl
ViiKvuinf.'in
KlWstl i)tiO Agent
pUperS tllltl JlftgaxineS.
rsjyvi.-i i. TIi iivriu.'i,Mer
A,'A- 1 " OSIOH-ICE.
Ilic
uw
Are
U 1
ace .Thompson & Co.
FLSM'S BLOCK. ALBANY.
Carry the largest stock in the city, eu&bj ing ihera.
tit supply any and or wry trail t of tlieir customsrs.
SPE
In Table Luxuii;,Gboiee Teas and Cotfee9,Creai
ery Butter on Ice, 0rcaBi hf?e, banned Goods,
(
LUiN HH
-ALL
pfek
Fruits
Constantly oaHand.
STfiWAET & SOI
Dealers in-
General
ii
Iron, Steel and Goal
IVmfons and Buggies
Hope and Cordage
Blaehum iths 9 Supplies
GarWei! and
hi all Implements
C. K. HAW KINS
T
kiwi!!
it bti ti Tiriii ti i ii nniiii I itit
muwx umvm Pi i wv
fliMUl lUIllUlUUU' IMU111I
Does an inuntiisc business iti'ali kinds of furniture, bedroom f.tts, rarIor
sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen safe?, and all kinds of tables, etc., etc.
Also have a line selection .f wail paper and window shadts, which they are
offering al clusu figures, Call a;:d see thtm, on First street, opposite Stew
art b0X.
Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobatos,
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc,
AND PRICKS LOW.
for all Leading 3trs-
A LEAK Y, OKE60K
BOM
mm.
CIALTIES
GOODS,
ETC.
WIPS K-
anil
Hardware
-AND-
in
Carpenters' Tools
Builders9 Haraneare
Poteder, Shot, etc,
Gimnt Powder Fuse
Sates and Axes,
Grrasw Seeds'
Used by Farmers:
In
Tf. FAKhEtL