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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1889)
1HE MOHNIXCi HEKALD: SATURDAY. AUGUST 24, 1889- THE MAILS. '. ails at the Albany postotGce close nee close I 6;30 a. t or all ottu-e north The Eastern states I he West Side And the Nai row Gauge It, lor Portland and Sslcni 11 a. h Corvallis and Yaquina 12:83 p. m office south 7:30 p. m Tile pos'.oitice will "be closed e ten cvci.iijg rom six to seren o'clock. Registered matter for thffl-jarly morning train should be mailed before i o clock the previous ercninc. OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives .Departs .11 l .Vjm '1.00 p m -..t i.l')iim'6.i0a Pujsencor.. Fnirh. JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. Table linen just received at W. F. Reads. A new stock of good cheese received at F. L. Kenton's. just Chicago dried beef, chipped to order at C. E. Brownell's. Fresh oysters served every day t Hermann's restaurant. Fine reaches f0 to 90 cents per box at LaFoi est & Thompson's, isli in tho market "o fo H. Ewert's ; Large yellow ( ra-.vtom peae.'.cs 75 cents per b x at (. . J.. l:o. nell's. i ne j.e Ktnon iirciiic.'i c. iieti iu Snd a team to the fiMii.nimAnf of ' IUU1 IlLllUV ill v Tacoma. Boots and shies below ost make 100:11 tor other goods, at to C. I'.. Browne!!': Services will be resume. I at the i Cou"reati:iKil church en tindav. i PrpTchitK hv the nastor ; , ,- . ! For vour Sunday dinner, go to j .. - , ,', T.i 1 licimann s resianraut. i ill be served. Price for dinner '." cents. The oyster season lias reopened and fresh Yaiuiua oysters will be served every day, in any style at the yity- Kestatirafitr'"- . ... -"The Waterloo wagon bridge s is completed and has been accept ed by the county. Teams have been crossing for several days. , S There will be preaching at St. Paul's M. E.Church South on next Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock and at 7 o'clock v. m. by Rev. G, S. Hanleiter. All cordially invited to attend. An accident at Kenton's store the other evening resulted in the breakins of one of the large front windows. However, the damage has all been repaiied and business will go on just the same. One of the finest displays of grapes, watermelons, cantelopes, etc., in the city was made yester day b F. L. Kenton. He is always up with the times in such matters and supplies his customers w ith the best the market affords. PKIifeOVAL. MENTION. O. S. May, of Scio, i? in the city. Judge Stott, of Portland, is in the city. E. F. Sor left yesterday for a trip ti Seat'le. Mrs. A. B. Slaueon is quite ill at her home in Portland. J. G. Crawford, the photographer lett yesterday tor aquina. W. 11. Bilyeu was in Salem ves- teniay on legai ousiness. Misses Ella and Bessie Whitney ?re visiting triends at the bay. Mrs. S, S. Train and Miss Maggie Whitrifiv ) cnimirnincr of Yannina E. I'ower and wife left yester day for Tacoma, where they will in future reside district Attorney H. II. Hewitt left yesterday for Tillaim ok to at tend circuit court. lira. Geo. W. Smith and family and Mrs. F. H. Roscce and daugh ter have been visaing in L;banon daring the week. Iiev. S. G. Irvine and wife, Mrs. Henrietta Broun and Miss Eliza beth Irvine went to Salem yester day to hear Talmage. Hon. K. A. Irvine went to Sa'.em yesterday, being summoned by a telegram announcing the serious illness of his daughter, Mrs. Clag gett. Mr. John Smith, the well known pioneer of this city, will leave Tuesday for Oakland, Cal., where he will spend the winter w ith his daughter, Mrs. John P.arrows. Rev. T. G. Brownson, president of the McMinnville ct liege, is in the city, and a ill occupy the pul pit at the Baptist church on Sun day, morning and evening. Miss Jennie llollenbeck, who' has been visiting at the residencet of her uncle, J. W. Cusick, in thi city, went to Salem yesterday and will spent a few days visiting with the family of Dr. Cflsick before re turning to her home in Illinois. War 0r Water. Last Thursday evening a lot of Ieople owning property in the town of old La Grande, repaired to the roservoir of the city water works and demolished it in . a very few moments, says the Weston Ledger. They then began tearing out the pipe, blowing out fire plugs and in nhort, disable tne entire system. ; This action on the part of the citi-' zens is to be commended, since the ! wntr-r romnanv had the cheek to come iu and steal their water right carrying the water through the city in pipe to the near town, and absolutely robbing them of their drinking water. They were placed under bonds of $500 each, which was promptly furnished, and they went lacK coniinuuig me nurK oi unearthing the pipe, lney 'possession evi nine dently think points in law." Vied. The IS-monthsold daughter oi Ii. F. and .Maggie Wineman died at ti o'cloc k yesterday morning after an Ilnessof several days of summer complaint. The funeral will occur at 10 a. m. to-day from the fami'y residence on Third street, hetween liroadalbin and Ellsworth streets. THE 0REG0S I&E3S ASSOCIATION. A Profitable and EajnyabhllSieetingof tie Editors at Yaquina. Special to the Hfkai.d.j Newtort, Aug. '.. In addition i to the papers mentioned as being represented in the report sent yes terday, on arriving at Newport t Lie Northwest Farmer, of Portland, the Oregon Treacher, of Albany, and several other papers were found represented. Arrangements had been made by the citizens to give free passage on the steamer to and frm Ya qulna, and on the Ferry to South Beach and return, and teans secured to give free transportation to points of interest, including the famous Seal Rocks. Also a dance and free banquet on Friday even ing. Tne band from Toledo was engaged for the occasion and came down with the train. Certainly Newport people have prepared most liberally for the oc casion, and the prospects are that a most enjoyable time will be spent. Much work has been laid out for the Association, and from the prospects at this writing considerable wil. be accomplished thatwill redound to the benelit of ' the editorial iraternnv in uregou. The crowds at the seaside are over lor the present and in the i course of a few weeks the hotels ; I II 111 I 1UJI1VI IHV .jv-v.'. ... .... . ,,,(' n,,. tivicnn An nn. usual number of peeple have been j . il l ! here, and the hotel men are well 1 satislied with the summer work. j Ti,o wp:iHitr is l.-velvnow. dear ' and calm and a continuance of the same is promised for several weeks, j The great mistake people make j in coining for a pleasure trip is 1 in l iiousui ' the months "t Julv and 4 ; " ,. - Tl Aimust to maKt: their visits. Ino ..... ,1. ..( c....,..mt.... iv,.. ..II ..... IllUllLll u t n; in linn 1 iivjii . 1 counts ir miii:!i more preicrauie nt in-' as a rule !e pleasanler, and the crowds having come and gone there -t is more room and littler accom-j ni' ih'.tions. ! I The Editorial Association is quar-, tered w ith and well cared for by j each purchaser of one of the 44 Mr. Case at the Ocean House. lots w ill draw out of the box one The Editorial Association to-day j of these numbers, and the one that accepted an invitation to cross the draws out the highest number will ferry and view the jetties and see , be given a warrantee deed to the the" wrecked steamship Yaquina $1SOO house and lot, positively free Bay. Mr. Pollemus, government 1 of charge. Thus one of the pur engineer, placed the engine and chasers of these 41 lots is bound to cars used on the tramway for the get two good lots and an .f 1800 use of the association, taking in the 1 house for the small sum of $150. entire membership on the trip. membership The steamer Willamette Valley, in tow of the tug Resolute, passed out while the association was at the wreck, giving a line view. The business session opened in the opera house at 10 o'clock to day. The roll call showed twenty newspapers represented in perso::, and numerous others by letter. A programme was adopted for a pub I " -K . lie meeting Saturday evening. On report of committee the following telegram was ordered sent : Ore gon Tress Association in session at j iseport, Yaquina Bay, Uregon, sends greeting to National Tress Association, and regrets that time will not admit sending delegates to represent it. J. R.N. Ball, Tresident, Chas. Nickell, Secretary. Report of committee on rates of foreign advertising was adopted. Election of officers ir.-ulte 1 as fol lows: Chas. Nickell, President ; F ! C. iVntland, Secretaiy ; train, Iri.icii 1.. ; Ed. C.isv, sergeant at j- . i) B. Ma-oii, T. -i. Stites, ,., K,Uv j K N ,;u!1 L L joamphell. Vice Presidents. I - 1 1 ,,c Astoria Railway. I rTli Aurr.i.. .1,1.' The Astoria and South Coast . railroad has bled Ihcir acceptance , of tue terms of the act of 18S0 which gives the state the right an i power at any time to prescribe the rules, legulations and rates of toll for transit and transportation over the bridge across Young's bay now being constructed by said com pany. It also requires the location of said bridge; to be placed at a point prescribed bv a board of three commissioners, w ho shall see that the bridge is constructed of iron, j ment, a distance of about L'O fert. wood and stone, and that it shall He was severely cut about the fac. bs deemed a lawful structure, and i and was bruised on the shoulders. ! that it. shall have a draw of such1 width as to allow easy passageway for all vessels, either steam or sail. The company also agree to only employ white labor on the con struction of said bridge. FIcctric Lights for I.eltanon. The Albany Electric Light Co., of this city, is liegotiating w ith the people of Lebapon to furnish that town with .electric' ligSfs. , The iibanon Express says" of .. the project i . "N. 11. Allenof Albany, was in Lebiuion a cart of; two'days this week in tr-e lnte.test of 'more iiJUa ail,U UCllCl ilgllba JVJl MUl owh.: HrAllehnas had Bnccess- qi experience in. tne eiecrric ngnt i. :.i?Li.i 'Wi-'oAtm..!-!!-. i i t ,1 j.l,.'.,'il,n-l.'l U4 ell I Kf,nd ' Ztll?jMTii 1 them, we notice, never go back to : oil again.' We' confidently trust; that a company will be' formed at once which will pushthematter.Ve understand that one-half the stock will tie taken by two of our citizens and if those who have money would look to their own interest, they would find here a safe and paying investment. Accident ut Taa:riit. i n Thnrsil.tr Hon Mill trim . was wo: king on an addition to the J new school house ;-.t Tangent, fell I from the building, striking upon j his head and shoulder. The fall ; produced concussion of the brain ! and broke his shoulder blade. Dr. I E. A. McAlisler. of this citv, was caneu. ami yesreruay inc injureu man was likelv to lecover. Death of.Ju.v AloiKt. I Jay Moist, son of Joseph Moist, ! of this city, died yesterday morn-1 ing of consumption, aged JO years. He M'as a voung man of exemplai v character, and his parents will. , ' ' - ., have the svmpathv o the com munity. The funeral will occur at 1 o'clock to-day irom the tamilv residence on Lvon and Sixth street. STATE DI8FATCHBS. Nwsy Notes from tie Stat Capitol. Eev. DeWitt Tilmage. Special to the Herald. Salem, Aug. 1'3. Rev. DeWitt Talmage, the noted divine ol Brook lyn, arrived in Salem to-day and lectured this evening to a large audience. A number of people were present from Albany and other places. The great preacher has changed wonderfully within the pastfe years, and is beginning to look rather stout and aged servitor Mitchell, who lias been in the capital city for a dav or two, ! returned to-dav to Portland His visit at Salem has revived the talk of who will be appointed United Mat marshal of Oregon, Marion county has two candidates, Messrs. John W. Minto and A. N. Gilbert, bur who will be the lucky man or if one of these is not yet known. President Harrison will take no action in the matter of appoint ments of this kind until the state delegation unite and express their desires, and the IT. S. marshalship appointment will not be settled until after the reassembling of con- gress. Senator Mitchell talks hopeful1.' of receiving an appropriation of $100,000 for a government post- oflice buihlinir in Salem important i;eai r.siate Deal. 1 Vm A. Kurklart,rcal estate agent, j now oilers for sale -14 vacant citv 1 lots on the following plan, to-wit: lino f tl,o lr.ro ni'iL'tiwr in .ill j-. lota has a lar-re two-slorv line dweling house situated on it which cost $1300. This house and tlie lot it is situated on will not bo sold, but will positively be given away to one of the purchasers of one of these -14 lots. These lots will be sold for the extremely low 'figure of $150 each, and as each lot is sold the purchaser of it will get a number. These numbers w hen the lots are all sold will be placed in a box and .shaken up and This is an excellent chance for one to get a good building lot for the small sum of .$150, besides you have one chance in 44 to draw this fine $1800 house and lot, which will be given to one of the 44 purchas ers. Any person can purchase one or more lots and will be allowed to draw as many numbers as the number of lots he buys. The plat of the property and the terms of J - - t - j sale can be seen at the real estate oilice of F. A. Burkhart. Steamboat Intpertion. The local insjiectors of hulls and boilers will leave Portland next Monday, on a tour of in spection of the boats along the Oregon coast, and exjieet to be away about two mcnths. They expect to renew the licenses of : about o easels, following is a I list of the vessels they go to In -! spectand where thev plv : Gardner. Kestless and Juno, at incheste'- ;iay; i.eiuon, ravoriie, i;esoiu:e i and Rebeeeo C, at Yaquina bay; . Fearless, Butcher Boy, Little Annie Mortha, Carnet and Katie Cook, at i Empire City ; Bonita and Coos Bay I of Marshlield, and Columbia at Marsafield ; Mertle, Ceres, Ante lope and Restless, at Coquiile. city. the inspectors will leave tlie railroad at Rosehnrg and strik !! for the coast across the country. On returning they w ill come by wav of Siuslaw . I all riom tin- Woolen Mills. Frank Kitchen, a workman on the woolen mills fell from the sec ond story yesterday, striking noon his head on the joists in the has His wounds were dressed by Pr. M. H. Ellis, and the injuries did not even confine him to bis room. It was certainly a remarkable escape. Tlie Street l.'ars. It was the intention of the Street Railway Co. to plave the cars upon ' the track to-day, but this has' been delayed until Monday in or-' der to sweep the track clean. The cars will commence running about '. o'clock Monday. It is a remark- able fact that over 100 applications have been made for the position of driver of the cars. Drrsseil Chickens and Dnrk-t. "v win nave a nice si; pp i v oi v.. :11 t..j : . i . I'O-n.'c iuui I'aiaie iii cunuav s luii- ner- t'all early and leave vour or - ders' Willamette Packing Co. KoHrt. lf you want a good waitress call and 6ee me. 1 will sell woven wire mattress 25 cents cheaper than any other mau ia the city. Thos. I'm nn . Tbp l.att Soiijj. Is "Oh that Watermelon." A i car load of Cuban 2ueen water I melons and Craw ford peaches just i received at the Willamette I'ack j ing Co.'s. To I I I ll c. ! Two thirds of all ik'iilh.- in) i w j Yo k city :irr from cousiinipiiiiii m I ,i..ciimonhi. Lhe sarne ih'hiioH inn ho'd ood lor imiAt oilier cilic.-. )c. lavs nrc d:ina:crou:'' );. Ai ki'i'. Knli-li lli-mcily forionsiiiii.!i,,ii IlllVilJ relieve, and hut hie Wood Wan (.-ii. Oak, ash, maple or balm wo: d Wood wanted. For i.ir!icu!ar- ir.- j quire at this oilice. , . . Dunio' atnr Din-no' atarrb Sauir. Mire cure lor tim hp., iipnfii.'' headache, ana thu t. : ii... i. ... .i wmt ioi m I 1 I v ;twi i i o i ii uii in-;ui :iBd tlnoat. Pi i. r l'oh:iy o; M:i-i n. -J.") t eut d by A v, rc.ro:: COAST NOTE. Fat Donovan, a farmer living near Walla Walla, lost 40 acres of grain by fire last Friday. The work on the Seattle & North ern railroad has been suspended and 750 employers paid off. Grasshoppers are so plentiful in Pendleton that lawn-mowers are not needed. They commence in a circle on the outBide of the patch and gradually narrow its limits until the whole is razed to the ground. Granirerville Free Tress: The drouth in the Big Bend region will I 1 t . i it, . 1 T depopulate that country. Man v settlers have already left and many more will follow. Ihey have to haul water 25 mile for domestic purposes. Walla Walla Journal : A band of 1000 head of shep which were oa thei- way to cross the Columbia last week were watered at a cqjd spring on the central ferry road i and fifty of them died from' thd ef-1 fects of "the cold water. They had ! been without water for some time j previous. j Some trouble occurred last Thurs- j dav in a railroad construction ) camp at Colville. W. T., in the j course of which John Mahoney was shot in the abdomen by Fred j Adams and a man named Charley i Gopher was shot in the arm. Ma- nonev will pronaoiv die. umcers ! : - ..t .1 A, 111 VV -uama. ftuniniervi.io Aimo.aior : v 111. , Lanaman's barn was destroyed by lire last Thursday. The barn con- I tamed icrty tons ot hay ana sever- j al sets of harness and some sad- j dies, which were lost. The barn j caught irom the forest fire, which' is raging along the f-ot of the mountain for miles southwest of here. rUtl IliTSimIlt. For a small amount of money that will in a year's time double or treble your money, euch an oppor tunity is oilered iu South Al bany, only one-half mile from the city, embracing the tract of land from Elkins' falls to the fair irround road. Lots S( 'Id Oil '.lie installment ' plan. Twkkp.m.i: 1 Bkddiei.I). Two doors south of posto'lice. Let ns t;ive the readers 'f the H !..: ALU a little timely adviee. Hot weather is coming and with it colic, : cholera morbus, dysentery and rii-': arrhoea. The culy sife way to cum-; hat these Jiscases, j-s to keep some 1 reliable n :nciy at hand, and ail who ; have tried ('iiambr'ain's (.'olie, : Cholera ;uui Iiarrhrat lienietiy will admit that i! is the most protntit, reliable and successful medicine! known for these eouiplainta, i It costs j but 23 or ."0 cents, and may he the ! means of laving ytm or your family much sutreriiiij if not hfe itself, be fore trie u;i.nier ! (Vfr. For pale by Foshay Jc MasnL. How Hoclvr t i.nqttrr Ornlli. Doctbr Waller Hmnrnoiid After a lone rxptrience 1 have come to the c(nchiMi;u tlmt two-lhinl of all deaths from -otiuli, iiiieuinouia mid eonsuniptioii miut.t vr. aioided if I)r. Aci.nr' Fiiu'hrli Beuicdv tor consiiriiptio At-re oii'r lin il in time,' Tiiis von(ii-i ftil rrmcf y i?- .i!tl under pUMtilf :!; -Mitrimler W roslia k M oticr. III ft; tic: I in tke : !.: our special l us for fall v k Hi- wi'! u..ii.. prices t :.ll tm.-.'ui the in s' !i d i.- : I ii !:l v and Saturday. ..i;:o-l '" i .lie will sell I.adii'-' i d-m ii 1 at i;.-V) fer pair, 'l'hen l'4ih. we ill Shoes are the' same quality ii r rein o we h.tve had a , ci -I lavs ac ;tiid have .!! Kid Shoes -.:le mi fid .'.v.-n jilt a- 'ac iiitvi' ie.inii:i.viidi:. (!.-m. l o.t fi.rj.'i !he tlate-'. Ai.i:i:f -od ai d '.Mlh. K i:' ssi. K i.i ;n. Tci: rliv Ni! ce !e.;'.!!.n' i 1 1 1 ol i i ! . I ;l ' r I- 1 I 'h ii 'i i (-:. ' x t ine iii.-i- I. ..i :! "ii ill. Ill' I . -- T V S l.Jli-l 'i I IM J I V , I ; , , mi Cm, I. null M A! ..I ii! III i V.Y.I i' ti i . e-l.n '.i.l In- . fi-nl u the iii'vinliilig i.. M. ClHl.. Co. .-chimi ."lip't :i!iT!:ln i :K-y ! lirr 'I'll- Old I It I In- : i:il::n!o'l !.!; C In e n h. nii ; HI'1 I ! :. II 1 m! .1 i n 1 1' i ii-!-. r-i-.i! !edi"..i i . :; mill.: .'i -' i ! m.ii!. i In. y..- ii. u:ili i (I cur r ' larrh 1 r. f;-.n. ih-i- colli, I , , jnv'i'ii's lr. i I. ! "i t-'! e ii: A i.....i...w.iui 1 ll in. .l ..'UBl , ij..:: ho!:: en':' in i.-i' I'ni.'i. .iriMi.P i. I v I'T ni iil.ir i ; :i v. Itnii ! III. F.'r-V , iiorj.- .;; in- A oil lilii l .1 Six rt-l I'V J Ml I. I !' -..I.' i v I Ni'M Adiliiii A I in .1. i;. .!. .d inn in iiianv .i i . . .i , l n i lie ea i en i s 1 1 1 ii i 1 1 n 1 1 u.e city IUi .lie huh hi: ai .j-ni n i ! bv Cm ran & Mmdeiti,. Apply at ..,.-,e and M-lect von, Ms. ; All rT:n Indebted i (In- late firm of J'.ruwin I: v Stanard will pleae cnll al the ST"tll' lore o i.. i . (.row neii anu inak" si'iicfacinn arrange- iiH-nrs without delay. : ax voVL DISCQVEBY. A Heport that Should Be Bead. "A recent onalvzation In Phnd6lphi ly cetebratcd chemist of ten popular brands of Sarsapartlladiselosestheaston- felling fact, that these ten samT.lesof blood jmrifiers (?) contained iu tlio aggregate fxKWfiiiiurentinincmix.f levonotwuicut ivcrc active poisons. Iodidcof potash was i discovered iu every sample, mercury was , found in all but two, vliiicarscniccxisted j in six of the ten brands. J'ot one brand ' was the pure article." ; A reporter took.the above f lirplnfffo . 1". W. Joy, the manufacturer of Joy's Ves- VableParsaparilla. Mr. Joy exhibited no surprise. Tic said druirgists knew It. Jie said ho long ago ta,7 tho cry iu? need lor a sale and absolutely pure vegetable prep aration t'l Parsaparilla, hence his was named Joy's Voidable artaparilla, be- cause it conlained nothing but pure syrup of sarsaparill.i, combined with the pure juices of Cali foni ia's vegetable altera tives. Uiilikepotash Hi'.rsiipurillns, itiloes not force impurities through the skin, but stimulates tno various secretive organs, thereby correct ing functional derange ments and eliminating nil impurities through the natural cbauneU San I'ran civeo i;Vf a i.i t" ". Bantile I NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! Are now established with a first-class stack pf STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. On the corner of First and Ferry streets, opposite Stewart & sox. A complete line of canned goods, gro ceries and provisions of all kinds, no tions, etc. Fresh fruit and vegetables every rr.oroing. Trices reasonable. jarCALL AND SEE US-s It6 Ceunco. HOPKINS & SALTMARSH, I) iPi STOVES ui Hardware, fiSAll work promptly done at reasonable rates f,rstsikrkt, - I'KAKCK l:i,il K liricl: for Sale. II Y KILN ONE MILE: EAST OK mvii, or iMive.'c.I anvwlu re in the citv. W. C. CASSKLL, Mlian v ir. 'uu(ra'tur :iii1 ISuildvr. rilHK CMJKKSIONEI HAYING LOCATED JL in Alliany sclicits patronage fiomcity ami country. ' Will vuntrui:t to build bridges, barns, and all nuimii'r of dwelling; houses, incluilin Oueen Anne. Eastlake and Eli.a hethian stvle of building. Will furnish plans and spicifieatins free of rharire-. S:itis faction guaranteed W. f. CASSKL. Important ti-c. HAVING LEASED THE MONTEITH pasture frcm the Oregon Pacific Co., all liornnHH lin vintr nt ...L- llinpniii ..itui.. nfii hereby notiried tt remove them at once, or make arrangements with me. Failing to On so suen stocK will be turned out. JOHN SCHMEEH. BROWNSVILLE. l. I', t OMIOW A SS. iical Estate and INSURANCE A CEN9 1 t i XV delivered to any part of the city by Win Meyers, Orders tan be left at Conn Urog. Ol at 1' . I.. Kenton's. Over The CASCADE MOUNTAINS FIIOM A I. KAN V OK LEBANON WARD. EAST' The Willamette Valley and Cas cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex cellent condition, and by all odds is 1 ho best and shortest wagon road to Eastern Oregon. IKater 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 tithing the Cascade Moun tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake and the Three Sisters afford superior advantages. TP The Citv Iicslaiirant, i Coder the new management of H. j Ljiiqimau ill be conducted on a i lirst-ela's plan. Meals will he served ! at all hour. Consult the BILL OF FARE And order whatever you want, pay-! e I. . ... I lug iur wnai you orner ami notniug iii.-ro. Straight meals served as usual fur "J.") cents, and meals to order from ;i o cent roll and cup of oofi'ee to a lirst class SI. 00 mial. ti Furnished rooms to let in connec tion with the restaurant. oli e of IHoIutlon of Parlurrotiip nillK I'ARTXKRSim HERETO FORK I existing under the lip.n name of Wallace, 'I I nin.soii Ii Co, wherein T. L. Wallaee, W. S ThimiiMuri and K. La Forest ot the eity of Albany, I. inn county, Oree;sn, wore general iiartnem is thw the ith Hay of Augurt A lss: ilissolved liy mutual consent, T. L. Wallace retirini;. The IniBin-ss will be con- . . , .. ,n.,t....A I... n- c mi i ( 1 1' . 1 1.' I m liiu SAiiii; 1'ii.c lf, o. xi'V"1!'"" and K. IjiForos'- unuei the firm name of tal'orest V Thointwon, who will assume all liabilities and colluet all account due the , i.rm. KateJ thi Ttli dav o' August A. D. 1H89. T. L. WALLACK, W. S.THOMPSON. E. La FOREST. j A NA.SAL IXSICCt6liF!tEB wiTll fn Ii ''ottle of ShilohV Catarrh Kern- i i dy. Price 50 cents Foshay t Mason j The 'BUYERS'j "C.UIDE ia issued March and Sept.each I year. It is an encyclopedia j of useful information for all who purchase the .luxuries or the necessities of life. We i r l. ...:!.! can clonic you n iitniisii ju mmi all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk -lance, Meep, fiat, lish, hunt, work, go to ciiurcu or stay at home, and in various sizes, styles and quantities. Just hbTire out " hat is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, y a m0e a t l'e"U a-ll!p L BUYERS CUIDE, which w'dl be j cent upfiii receipt ot 10 cents to pay w,staL'e 'MflHTHflMFRY WARD & CO.. ! I , , , , VM A venn Chicaco Id : 1 1 ' 1 U Michigau Avenu 9 umcago, in. 1 BAKING FO IV DER. for JuliusGrad ru t ut exnress wohl and sold at his Golden; Rule Eazaar in t ON h POUXD CANS l CIi1XTSTPE11:CAN r(iuaranteed to be first-class in every Kespect. JULIUS GIIADWOI1L HllliDfffj GOLD fill K. L. Kenton -DE A LB Staple ail GBOGERIE ilso Choice Cannes ; Nuts, Cigars and Tobaeeos, Fruits, Vegetables, EU. TERMS CASH AND PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading News papers and Magazines. flPXEAK THE POSTOFFICE. .Larorffi SrCCE.OkF TO WALLACE, THOMPSON & 0. FL8IWS BLOCK, ALBANY. 1 Leading Carry tlie largest stock to supply any and every SPECIAL TIBS In Table Luxurieshoiee Teas and Cotfees,Oream ery Butter on lee, ream heese, Canned Goods, LUNCH GOODS, ETC. -ALL KINDS OF- hits Coustautly on STEWART & SOX -Dealers in- General Iron, Steel and Coal Wagonsand Buggies Hope and Cordage . Blaehsmiths9 Supplies Garden and And all lptais ALrricultural f J r ' C. E. HAWKINS. T.FARRaLL Does an immense business in all kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen tafes, and all kinds of tables, etc., etc. Also hav a fine select;on of wall paper and window 'shades, which they are offering at close figure Call and see them, on First)' street, opposite Stew art & Sox. R IN d F an cy ALBANY, ORK60K in the city, nabling he ivant of their customers. o Hand. IT lilllpll! wow. Walls nn aim Hardware -ANB- in Carpenters9 Tools Builders 9 . Hardware Powder, Sh,ot, et. Giant Powdsr &Fuse Saws and Axes, Grrass Seeds! Used by Farmers : Immemeats
