Morning daily herald., February 13, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THIOIOKNLNG HMKALD:ri8II)AY, FEBRUARY
1 u
1801.
ON SALE.
The Daily Herald will be on
Bale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book Btore.where it tin be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT. TOWN.
Parker Bros., grocers.
Uo to Searls' for a new necktie.
Thomas Abrahni, of Eugene, is
in the, city.
A'ill Cowan went to C'orvullis
yesterday noon.
Hon. P. A. Pawson went to Sa
lem yesterday noon.
Win. Kim aid, of Newport, was
in the c'ty yesterday.
Artlfur l'orter went to Poi tland
yesterday on a few days visit.
Telt Burnett and sister, of Cor
vallis, were in Albany yesterday.
Pon't forget the grand clearance
sale at the Ladies Paaar.
Ludlow's shoes all sizes and
widths at Searls' shoe s!ire.
Hon. W. Lair Hill is confined to
his room with illness at The
Dalles. j
Great bargains in Misses anil
children ready made dresses at tlte
Ladies JJa.aar.
Tidies Auxiliary to-night at the
Y. 1U.C. A., hall. All ladies are
cordially invited.
Win. Emerick has returned from
Taconia, and will remain in Al
bany for the present.
C. O. Lee, the newly .mpointed
policeman to succeed Win. Miller,
goes on duty to-night.
Ju6t like finding money to buy
your groceries from Mueller1 Uar
rett. Their cash prices talk.
A sweeping reduction on rubber
lioots, overcoats, and all winter
clothing, atT. L. Wallace A (Vs.
Jas. Wilson, of the Sugar Pine
Door A Lumber Company, went to
Yaquina on a business trip yester
day. Four feet of snow is reported at
the end of the track on the east
ward extension of the Oregon Pa
cific. ,
D. M. I.arge, superintendent of
brides on the Oregon Pacific rail
road, returned last evening from
Mill City.
There is no lack of wafer in the
Willamette now. The Btream is
up to a line Imating stage, and
still rising.
All kinds of fine fresh groceries,
cheap for cash, at Mueller : !ar
retts, the leading grocers. Try
them, it will pay you.
Two lots in the Washington Y.
M. C. A., institute site have been
purchased by Dr. O. C Awbrev
and C. II. Hart of this city, at f7"
each.
The grand march at the valen
tine party Saturday evening will
form promptly at 8:.'!0 o'cl n k.
Some very attractive and inn-el
features will be introduced.
The expected conference be
tween the members of tiie city
council and the owners of the S.ui
tiam canal, relative to the ex 'eli
sion of the water mains, did not
take place yesterday.
I'lcusulit Surprise Party.
A social surprise was given Wed
nesday evening to Miss Flo Lewis
at the resilience of her brother in
law, Ignatz Pox. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in danc
ing, music, singing, etc. At II
o'clock all adjourned to the dining
room, where, refreshments were
served. At a late hour all de
parted, having enjoyed them
selves. Those present were as
follows: Mrs. 1. Fox, Misses
J sabel Senders, Amelia Senders.
Flo Lewis, Alice Brenner, Sarah
Sternberg, Kate Schlos.-er, I'.elle
Senders, Messrs I. Fox, 1!. Casev,
D.J. DuP.ruil'e, J. Callahan, A.
Allen, M. Senders, P. Magers, A.
Paumgart, A. Poenieke.
The AHany & Axtorln i:ilnail.
The people will presently begin
to see that the Albany A: Astoria
Railway Co., while it indulges in
no idle talk, is going steadily for
ward with its plans for the con
struction of the road from Albany
to the city by the sva. Our dis
patches this morning bring the
news that the I'nited States senate
lias passed a bill authorizing the
company to bridge the Willamette
rivei at this city and to construct
other bridges and establish them
as post roads, which means to
make it a mail route. The Oregon
legislature has also passed a simi
lar bill. Albany's railroad out
look is assuming healthy propor
tions. Still MUmIiik.
The dispatch received from
Salem relating to the finding of
youDg Tucker, the hunter who
was lost in the mountains aliove
tiatesville, proves to have been a
mistake. Authentic information
w aa received in this city last even
ing that the unfortunate young
man is still missing, and that his
frionda have given him up for lost.
There is about four feet of snow
in the mountain? up there ami the
I. hn lipen aluuulontvl for tlit
present. Some people believe
that be has been the victim of
foul play and say that they believe
when be is found, if at all, it will
be with a bullet in his head, but
no grounds are assigned for this
lelief.
I.oxt His .Vim!.
A religious revival has been in
progsess at Heppner of late, and
uiuong those who were converted
was an elderly pioneer settler, who
has been a little ahead of civiliza
tion along the frontier nearly all
Ids life. The etteet has been dis
astrous, as the old man came rid
ing! into Heppner a day or two
since, telling the citizens that he
had left his farm forever, and was
going to preach the gospel, lie
imagines that he is the prophet
Elijah
INTERVIEW WIT.'I D. B. KOSrDITH
Ho E turns fioro the East avdT&'ks Aboat
Ianiir.i'.ion'and the O.-.'gan
PaciSc Railriad.
Mr. D. P. Monteith retained
yesterday from a two month's trip
Ihrough tLe Fast. He was seen
on his rtturn by a 1 1 ki:ai.i repot ter
who interrogated him as to tne
probable immigration to Oregon
during the spring and summer of
1S!I, and what the people of the
Fast say and think of On-emi, Mr. j
Monteith went to New York,
Chicago, St. l,ouis, Washington, j
and in fact all over the Hist, and
returned through New Mexico and
the southern ron.'e via San Fran
cisco, which enabled him to obtain j
authentic information about immi
gration to regon.
"I saw and talked with many
people about Oregon," he said",
"and I answered many inquiries
concerning the Willamette Valley.
The stringency iu the money mar
ket has caused dull times llir- ugii
out the Fast, and men of smuli
means cannot now 9--U out. Hun
dreds of them are waiting until
they can sell t come to Oregon.
My advice was that men without
means would not lunl ioiuiiies
awaiting them here, but that as a
lieid for piolitahle invis in nl oi
capital no country oll'cied t-uch
inducements as the WiJaiiictle
Valley, bdh in agricultural pur
suits ami manufacturing indns' lit s
as well as mining in the districts
adjoining. The bulk of the immi
gration this year will be men of
means who are coming wist to
find a moie profitable tit Id o!
investment. 1 saw many men
who visited this state last summer
and are now arranging to !o, ad
here. After seeing Oregon they
said they were only smry that
they had not come before.
"1 think the Oregon legislature
has made a mistake,'' he slid, "in
not appropriating more than :f "".
000 tor an exhibit ;.t the World's
Fair. The states of the union
will all be represented with mag
nificent displaj s, and I er matcii
less resources ought to have a
creditable exhibit, enough at least
to give the state her proper rank
among tie! progressive Pacific
Coast stales at the big exposition.''
"Did you see Col. Hogg, while
in New York," was asked, "ami
did he give you any information
ahoat the Oregon Pacific i ail road V"
"Yes, I saw him, and talked
with him about the begun Pacific,
but the coiivers itiou was of a con
fidential nature, and I am ie t at
liU-rty to make public what he
said about the road.
"hiil he give you any ein-oiinig
ing news about the lesiimption oi
work on the road this summer?"'
"Do not (jiiote me assaying any
thing about what Col. Hogg siid,
for I am nor, at i I ; r f v to do so.
Mr Hogg did imt siywlienhe
expected to visit Oregon. I think
tiie outlook for the to.id is wry
favorable, and the work will .o
forward in good time. I bavi
heard th it the ( ''cgi n Pacili : ( (in
fractors say that they have oilers
to commence work ag.iin this
soring, but 1 i!o not know whether
it is idle talk or no'. The company
has com uwm eu the work of pit; t ing
the road in thorough repair from
Albany to the eastern end of the
track, which looks very much as ii
work was to be resumed this
season.'"
"Then you think tnat woik on
the road w ill move fonvaid this
year,'" he a.-ktd.
'"I ehou'd lujie so,'' was the re
ply. ,"lid you got caugh' in any of
the Fastern blizards?"'
"The coldest went her I found
was at Kansas City, where the
thermometer stood ten degrees be
low zero. It made an Orcgoiiian
button up bis overcoat and keep
close to the stove."
"Yes. I am g'ad to get home.
Oregon is a gr-at state I I. best
of them all, and the people of the
Fast are j n-t beginning to find it
out. The result will not be un
profitable to thi-s state, as will be
v itnessed in the next few years in
her growth and prosperity and the
deyelopm -nt of her unlimited re
sources.'' BONAFIDE CLEARANCE BALK.
At the La.lies E.izair Ail Go d Vv'.l! Eu
Sold.
i 1" i gai i less oi cost lor rne next
r, ,1 . it .1
thirty cays, to make rtom lor our
laige new spring slock. Don't
miss this opportunity to secure
bargains.
On Tlirlr Mettle.
The horsemen, all over the
country, appear to be making
etlbrts to put their steeds into the
the best conditio! for the seasons
trial of speeds and qualify.
The Kugene Register says that
twenty horses, mostly trotters, w ill
be in training on Dr. Harris' track
west of town the coming summer.
Dr. Harris will have lour or live,
Thoa. Chappcl a couple, ieo. (iill,
one", Tom Craig one, and Dr.
Watters. F. C. Smith and M. Mc
Daniels, of Creswell, will probably
have several in training there.
W. A. Mack, of Salem, expects to
come up with a couple and w ill
train tor others. As soon a: the
weather will permit the track will
be put in first class condition and
training will commence eailviu
tiie spring. A Montana tia in r is
now here on ti ial.
A Narniw (.iingu Wiec!.
Wi dnesday afierncon there was
another train wreck on the old
narrow gauge. This time it was
just north of Scio. The rails
spread :.nd threw four cars of a
mixed passenger ami freight train
oti' the track. No one was injured
in the accident, and niter a delay
of three or four boms the tram
was righted and pun-ceded on to
Wotxlbiun. Wrecks of this
description are less numerous than
formerly, the coinpauv having for
several weeks bad its construction
gang repairingthe road in its weak
est places.
i A DK3ERVING MEASURE.
' Oai of t Sia'e' Attrtctlont Whi .'a
SLoulil b-3 Improved.
.n eiK'i . ! ijemgj mane ny 1 1 it' i
citizens of S.jdaviile, assisted by j
prominent men in other portions
of the state, to secu.-e a reconsider
ation of th! vote by which the bi:l
to ajippropriate if-'!'.)o0 for t.ie im
provement ol the so la springs at
that, place w.is lost.
Tiie appropriation asked for was
small, and in view of the tree are:
general use of these springs by
people f.-on: all parts of the state,
it is a h1i.hu tint it should be
voted down. If there is any good
reason why the delegation bo:u
Linn county -ill not to a man
support this measure, the people
of the county would like to know
whv. If lliev h ;d a'l given it their
i-ordia' support the me.isu e would
have passed in the fiist place. A
bill for public improvements of
this kind on ;iit certainly be sun
ported at h me, and when the
demand f Tit very model ate appi o
pri.ition for the i mpi " ii:t nt '.
this public health n so:! is m -t by
the approval of the people ev -ry-where,
there ought to be II joppo.-i-to
it in the legislature.
It is not a 1 irge weighty in.itt-i .
It is only lor an appiopriutioii of a
very small sum, mucli les tlian
has been giv. u for purposes not so
deserving. Oilier tt.ttes, which
have public hea'.tli resor:s, take a
prid in improving thorn, t ) make
them a put of the' stale's attrac
tions, in.-tead of belittling titem,
as has been (hv:e in thecas - of the
xidavilie
bill in the legisia'
ill tv
It is to be booed the members will
correct t'u- petty wrong tle-y have
done in tins matter, and grant the
appropriation asked ! jr.
COUNIi PIUMiNG.
The Price dings of tha Ccv. Sh-i!d le
Published ia the lit wtpiiffrs,
A strong se.iiiucni iias urown
up ail oer tne s'ate in favor of 'he
county prin'ing bill, introduced :y
Uepresentative A ni-troiig d .Ma
rion county. It is one of tne two
bibs Tt sented t J the 1--gishiture
by the Slate l'ls.s A -an ami
favorably repoi ted bv the house
cinuni'tee on priming. It pro
vi ti s tliat one newspapi r in tt.ich
county tdiall pllbli-ii the o-d.-is
a d claims allowed by th u-u-.ty
coin t of eac'n county. I lie price
fixed is a long one. Ii:ty cenls ei
-iiare of brevier or it-1 'piiva'' nt.
AsliieStite I'icss As.-'n .-co:nio-,-ed
of liewspip.'IS of all parties,
this is a st r c, iy li'jii-p.ii t;Min on",
and w hile it renders any m inopol.
or favoi itism by the county court
impossible, it guaran'e s to each
piiblisber ti'e right to pr 'Ve hi?
circulation and pievt nt any fraud
or disc: iminalion. In coinitie
iiaving uver ten thousand p.ipnla
ii in two papers, may l -sc l- cte I in
like niaunt r, upon a shoeing oi
i-.ircuia'iou.
'ibere is no avenue of lax-ut'ing
a"d leakage of i t venues e'j'ial to
the county court. Its d. -nurse-meiits
surpass all other lax"s com
bined. At an exp-n-e ot ' . ti '.
of one pi r cent this bit would
bring e.i -li item of ailo-vaie e by
the count v' court under the im
mediate MT'itinv of i v e - y tax !
payer. This publicity w i 1 save the !
pavmc it of many paid.'d bids i
that r.re now pivsiuled against
ei unln s. expecting lh.it (b y will
becut dovkii and even locn t.'uy
ires iil o:t'-n larger than thty
should be. a'em .bniili..!.
:r. and M s. i. A. McNeil wen?
low n to ILi-ey Monday to visit
friend.-.
M..y vc Sendeis s'.ip:-(d .":l'thl
bushels of w !a at to Poitl.nd the
first o! tne i ei:.
M. s.-rs. Scotf. ru;b-r ti Cantt r
arc en-ting a beautiful blile i s i -d'-r.ee
f a A. I.. Summer.
Ik I ly in in. of San I'n-.ii isto,
pun based a lot from the Han is
hi.rg i.-ui I t'o. last week.
D ii. U". Kaup. s ecial agen! of
t:. St a e Insuraiu-! (' ., saieie,
.a- in the cil v on bt:. ii.im toe
lir.! of the w i t k.
l'imcer IJi :rs were loading
1;:.! i iiiisbel.s ! v. In ,i! on board
tiie c. r- l.i-t M-j.'iday. Tle-y grip
ped tO l ol li.!!-!.
Vse are toM tli-d .--iio igia :
Bros., have abjnt filled a con raet j
for .:' la-. id of caiiic au! they I
will bhi, tne same to loik i unity
in the near future. i
The first cat !o ,d of agiie:i';i rnl j
imi'lenients for the new store ol
agricultural implements arrivtd
last week, and the manager, Mr.
Ling, is now busy puttit.c things
:n shape. A sicond carlo id of
goods will arrive in a few days,
when this new st ck will be the
argest of the kin l ever brought to
Harrisburg. We bespeak Mr.
Ling a largo trade. Junction Pi
lot. The I rrit;;iUini I'l-ojcct,
Tiie I'( n.lletoii Fast Ore jonian
thinks that the in igat ion project
is daily assuming a more definite
shape," and tba' it will b" a ''go"
there is new littiy ipiestion. The
givii-g right-of-way iorihe ditch a
crossthe reservation passed coii-g:cs-,
whic'i was the llrst and mo.-t
im-oi'ta.d denldera'.niu to be ob
taintd. Ail the preliminary work
has in en iin'shed, except gauging
tiie water supp'y aliorde i by the
I'matil a. whiefi is now in progress
and will be (hiring the winter.
Survevor Adams says that the
result" of bis tests has so far been
very satisfactory and that there is
n i doubt that a sufficient supply
of wati r cm l.e obtained. The
company will soon le rcadv to
negotiate with farmers and eater j
into contracts tor furnishing wat-r. i
In i u-t. everything indicates that !
the work of loustriietiiig the ditch
w iil be cotrii-.iMieed in earnest early j
next spring. j
Have von seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cemeteries,1
put up by Fgan & Achison, at half
the co3t of stone. '
YAQDISA BAY K0r8.
! the Government Work oa tie Jet
ties, U Prcg-vsiu' Sbipaiait News
!
I'rof. p jii-scau, of llalsey, ami
. C. Camp, of Salem, took the
steamer fur San Francisco.
Willlard Ilun-aker and -I. Power
have bought out the business of
John Kincaid f r the consideration
of ipMi.
The st-'ini Pchoon-T Kata an 1
Ann, put up here, is lying at tl is
place preparing lor a sealing ex
pedition to Alaska in the spring.
Pev. F. T. Howell, of Salem,
passed through here last Saturday
on his way to WaMpotl, wheie he
is us-isiin'g Uev. M.O. Prink.
The Oregon Development, com
pany has appi.iuted Captain
S feeler, captain, and Cap ain
Padago mate of their tug here. It
is the universal opinion th t they
have made a gro i chc ice.
Tak teg into consideration the
piepai-aiioiis being made for, and
the prospicis of crowds of phisure
seekers, the g jvcrnn.eiit works,
and the wo; k on the railroad, there
will be. lively times here this sum
mer. L-tst S itur lav evening Charles!
Walker, oi Sco.trburg, walkid oil'
the sidewalks in fr j;it of I'eek it
PusseH's stoie, falling about twelve
fe. t. A spraineil back is the
result. There h is since been a
rail.ng put up along there.
The steam s -iiooner Mischief
coiislrili t' d here, ow tied by W'iuanl
Ac Pucklev, ami plying between
tlds place and other iioinLs along
bn I'llNt 1 Oil MTi fu.ri. titriloom tit Tvcepi 1 -de I'.liki-I.-
repairs. i.e w.ll be on the loute
ag 1:11 us si) ui as repaired.
l-aigim-er l . A. iveil is
re par
ing t pusii the govnme-nt works
in the spring, wh -n he wiil put on
a large force of ui 'ii. lie now has
iboiit lifiecil men at woikou the
jetty and about loriy-live at tin
neA (piarry. under the suuei inteii-
lelice of Joe Do ighel ty.
Tiie steam schooner thorgell.
Cha: ce. be:!L a! this place und
ovvue i I y the Peep Sea Fishing
Co., of Portland, and plying be
t vei I'oitl-.ind an 1 Ci os 1 ay
touched t:t le last T'uesi'ay to take
pa senders ami tn-iiht en route
:ioui th" Wiihime'te valley to
ooints between here an.l Coos
ii t al I t l'coierl tt'H of II i.
Ar
we i
ot
told f ii.lt bops '
lire
chip! veil 'o cominuiiicate to im-I'
;is iiroma'ic bitli-r? ' So, at lea.-t,
it .-h- ul I be. It i -: r ituer a sugges
tive fact, ho vever, that though the
consumption of b,-er and ale is
rather on the increase than other-
d i
we, t
area of hiu
under hon.s
an I the annual yit
decrease. Pro hi. t
d are on the
of the hop.
boui-ve:- rm.llhe br.o :w eiired tor
hie.ving purp se?, are rather large- ;
iy employed in medicine as a tonic, !
one need only a-k any hop-picker,)
and l wiil at once learn that "in j
thed strict! w here the plain is ;
cultivated"' the hopping "is looked
fo: war lto as a cure for many
ordinary complaints, the air being i
full of the aroma of the hop; and
the bin's of the picker, which, I
whether he be a i'nuiseeor not.!
ie has little opportunity of wash- I
oig 1 ei'oi!; meat, aie so begrimed,
.villi the pollen farina, orlupulin i
of the hop, commonly c.nled "gold
lust,'' pom its lesem'olance to that
pri-cons metal, that a g-md deal of
;t is in c-'ssariiy swallowed with
the food, for w hich the healthy
employment gives an eager ap
petile. The medical cU'ec s. of beer
especially old a'e, taken hot on
going to b 'd, are w ell ' knov, n. if
"iugerand sugar are ad led a cold
may in this way be --s.vo.itid''
oiii.- .'ill the Year K-,un I.
Thv II g I. a .
rroseciiting Altoraey Condon
iiiloiius the F.ugci-.e lo -Ister that
I y a i ei i'ii: dei ision of the s ii'i eme
uoiirt it is de.-id.-d that tiie lu g
la ,v, which prohibits ho: running
at iaree, is valid. I l.e lew rtads
that on all nieh ipie , lions viiieh
are special i-Ui s at regie. :r ( h-i--
lioiis a maj A it y ol he vote- (
is reoiiiie'l to nial.c it a la.v.
In j law iiiiesfioii did not re
map city ol a:i t lie v
but did receive a inaioiifv i l
Votes cast on that (pn-Mion. The
supi erne court bus decided tri.it the
nieanine of the law is a majoiity
of the votes on the special is-ue is
all that is necessaiy, and not a
majority of all the votes ca.-t at
that election.
(.-lining I ihu Kiver.
The g jvernment snagboat. ("or-valli-i,
bus started for the 1'pper
U'illa'iiet'e, under eoniinanil of ,
Captain Miles Dell. Majnr Hand
bury has iiistrueti'd Captain Pell
to go as far iiji as Harrisburg, re-1
moving all the wort snags and j
clearing a passage for boats, and I
then fo leturn, more thoroughly
cleaning the channel on his way 1
down. She will prtlubly reach)
this cit to-day. 1
Tin-: tima.i) KMticiiKit.
The facilities of tin present day
or the proluc'ion ol everything
ii it will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort oi mankind
are al'iost unlimited and when
yrupof Figs was lir.-t Jirohiced
the w'orld was enriched w iththeon
ly jwrfect laxative known, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
ph asing and refreshing to the ta te
and prompt andet'ectnal tocleanse
the system gently in the Sprii.
tiine or, -in fact, at any time any
the better it is kn jwii the moie
popular it becomes.
We are sole agents for ll.innn ,t
Sons tine slues, carry them in
every ie and width, jtvery un
warranted, try them.
T. I.. W.m.i. ci: & ('o.
Any euit in the house for cost
lor the rest of thi-t month. New
spring goods will arrive the lir.-t of
March.
T. L. Wallace & Co
Bl'SINESS LOCALS,
Hulin & Dawson, druggists.
French keeps railroad time.
Oo to Viorecks for a good shave
Choice fresh groceries at Paiker
Bros.
( i old en
Pros.
drip syrup at Paiker
All kinds of
canned goods at
Parker Pros.
Ludlow shoes at Klein Pros
'ex-
chtsive shoe store.
Egan & Achison are sell ing mon
uments at Portland prices.
First fpnlity men's gum boots
at Klein Pios.' exclusive shoe
stoie.
Prescriptions compounded with
caie at Hulin tV Dawson's drug
store.
Viereck will shave yon f.r ( ut
your hair in the most approved
stvle,
Colden drip syrup at Parker
IJros. It is Very line for brtak-fa.-t.
Sponges, tablets and pencils for
all at Hulin A: Dawson's, French's
corner.
Fine chow cb iv and salmon
bellies in bulk at Miielter
(ianett's.
Choice perfumery at Ilu'in
Dawson's, French's corner.
You can get llan-in shots
fcit s and styles at Klein itros.
Choice fresh butter at C.
Pro vnell's at ti5i-ents ier roll.
ail
1".
A large stock of the best nrands
oi canned coeds at Parker Pros.
ias given lor painlessextraetion
of teeth, .f. C. Littler, Dentist.
lew heavy winltr overcoats
left which we will close rut at
p-jr cent discount.
T. L. Vam.ci-: tV Co.
1: von want anything
in tne
grocery line 1 arker lsros.
is l!
place where you will find it.
That hacking cough cm be so
iiiickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guaran'te it. Sold by Foshay
A: Mason.
For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's porous p aster. Pi ice
L' cenls at Foshay tt Mason.
Il you want a durable monu
ment go to Fgan A: Achi.;on, wiio
;ire handling nothing but the best
grades.
Ctoup, wh-K.ping cough an
bron. li tis imniedia't-iy le.ived by
Sniioh'sCure. For sale by Foshay
A: .Masi'-n.
Our stock oi candy has arrived,
and we will give special rate to
churchis and sociables. Mueller
.k Oii ret t.
Many sillier from irritation of
the kidneys and bl d ler without
knowing what is the matter with
them. Dr. J. II. .McLean's Liver
and Kidney aim will give relii f.
Shiloh's Cure and coiifeuniption
cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
It cures coneuuiptioii. Fur sa't
by Foshay v; Mason.
Although o':r line t f und -r cur
is somewhat broken, still v. e l.hve
a few nice suits left which Will be
sold at a bargain.
T. L. W!.f..( k ,v Co.
Messrs. Pi ice i Uo'uson have re
moved their stock of hardwaic
into their elegant (plarler.i in the
new Pahiinore block.
Physicians prescribe Dr. .1. II.
Mi-Lean's Tar Wine Lung l'.a'sn:
in it they find no trace of opium or
morphia, while its eflieacy in cui
ing all throat or lung (iis- ases is
wonderful.
Sleepless nights, nude mi -ei abb
by that terrible (ough, .-hih h's
Cure is the remedv for you. For
r-ale by Foshay i. Mason.
('alarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
arrah remedy, price -"nl cent.
Nasal injector free, sold by I'oshay
a; Mason.
Ch'Micn v.ili freely take Dr. .f.
II. Mclx-an's Tar Wine Lung
Palm ; uidika cough syrups, it
col tains no opium, will soothe
and Ileal any disc
or lungs ou;cLf than
remei
ii;;::ki:v .i kn '( n r m:
V
urtin-ihip In n ttf(.n : m- In-
tii Smith A, St n-! -r? in A11mu, (rivu.'i.
t lis Ihc Mill .1 if Ki?miir. Ii-i
oIvfl hy iniitiitu i'iiim nt, A. Stmk'rs ritir
hi ff.iin naiil linn. Ail liilN ln' "'ti.! linn
wi l i-..l!t;. t vi I :.mI :t!l olili-.Mtim.s ;, by
li. IV. Sniitli. All I'.iili'S kniiw.ir,' il".m-ic'vc'-
1.' it! iiiili'M ci to -s it I iirni vi:i k i : t1 iy
o'.'i.'-i- ine lv caili.i'.' i" J tin' ttu-.
w. sn: 1 1 11.
Am'xm, Oi, !.'., II.
HI
Uav, MitHaml ('hp f r :ilc at
ill tutu and iti (tiaiit itir to suit.
.iihI pritv4 t Hiiit the tinii s, Knt
k!icry itifik- the lity limit",
K.irintMM, liriiikf us your whi'j,t,
nal-i aiul h iy. Ilihtst cih yr'w
v.ihi. rustoin chrt!piii a SicJil
ry. l'it hty f chep I'lmI,
MORRIS & BLOUNT,
tj-ir, Firt baktrtti. .-Mlmnv.Or.
OltSKS KOK SAI.h-On frr.-l h-ir.c. !i
ars o'.l, wr:,,'hfc I iimi; ov.v. ur.o linrir.
S ii-.irn olil, wivirlit 1 a ai.'"n.l:a' li,
l::irnrs.-(, cto. Will sell lor i-:is'-i nr c'-h.uio
for "tlier iiropcrty. 11 A. KKV.
LL hlNO.S OK OYKINOA.VIX'i.ltAMNO
(linn- mi alipit iio'ii-c Ijiilio iln . ir tl h
ami Kt'iil i"iuh'm c'otliiiej clranol n..il do-1
at llaviil Lamllc', llr-t limni: a, -r.M Ortvoti
I'at-ili'- ra'lroailiin Sfi-oi;l iitro .
I
V.
A beautiful line at
H. J. JONES' BOCK STCRE.
Ail c'.oant pris.'iit for your best
wiil.
Jt'j' Also a lam- line of lie 8 ainl
titi"ni-ry. iiia.-o-inc.-i. - n -lii i's
from all over the Jrii
n a-ioimble.
ic tt
M0XKV TO LOAN' In larirc or Binall
amimiitd, ffimi fix mn'tlH to live
vi..raoTi Albany, anil Linn enmity lea' mute.
(.'all on or ail.liviw W. K. M-I'lienii, re.il j
t-iiute broUcr, oiiosite Kusa h ti:e I
alTTrjhn1at y-fli
:mvlhe, iA Wvf IRh -
I IllilllllOi!
-
II-
I i
WIETEE CLOTtMB AT-COST THIS MONTH. .
1 To make"
our new Spring
Pl.KliANT NEW tiUlTS
-oi; linn of Albany Woolen Mibs J";
. o.uvUed: Finest and largest
HW - - " .
line ot aitocs 111 w '
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e.- - . - ' :: : ' ' r
I ii L. E. BLMHi.Tiie'LeaSiiia CiotMer.
1 "mmmm,mmm
Ml
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CKJASIS, TiiVACOi)
ui"".Li. kinds
IiTL3 03 SlffiLL QUANTITIES,
FLYjsX j slock.
For
M1IF5
l'-wr.W'
Spid n g fi elcl Sawmill
A. WHEELER, (SriiIK(;FILL',) PROPRIETOR.
sriMNOFIELU,
Albany yard and ofiicc on
streets, A. Wheeler, Albany Manager,
Having lumber not exi t lied in (piulitv, and facilities not surpassed
for the prompt and satisfactory' filling o: crdcrs, 1 resiectfully solicit a
share of the tradt. - -A- WHKK1.KK.
FEED STORJES
GliKERAL I'RODUCE MARKET.
WAXTKP SPKCIAI-LY- Hny. outs : id r.lfttf 1o iiprlv iiiffrnf
:n the (r'coti I'.iciiio Iwiihvad pxierisi-w and P'Y injiwif-ing home trade
I:n- I ucii in (ii.tntitii bto suit the parr hasc-rc. Ilfiii-c? foot of tVrry street
SV. M. ROI'iERT'SoN.
The City Liquor Store
31. 11AVMGA11T, Proprietor.
Kf Mext door to tb CM Fuliowt' em pie, Albany, Oregon TP
Keep cemtantty on hand the finest (imported and domestic A-tr.c, JlqiWTS, cifcart an
t jba:-!0 ("Jiily first elaea liquor ftore In tbio city
SPECIAL AUFNTipH PAID 10 ORDERS FROM THE'COIIHTRVF
room for
stock, now arriving.
' .1 ..A(fi."j A.MIlROYS.
l-UK
. -
THERS
iroccrs.
AND CIIOJCJW rkUlTS
AI IIAXY, OTT
: :
cai
"f . Li
IS
$2.nn S3 SHOE
.nd other (specialties for.Oen
" BOYS tlemen, Ladies, Ktc, are ar
il ranted, and to stamped on lint
.1.75 lorn. Address AV. 1.. DOPtS-
LAS, Inu klMn, ."VI :w. fo;ui'v
L. BLAIW,
ALPANY, OKKGON".
3
OKEG02S".
Railnradbclw ecu lTourlh and 1'iflh
DR. M. J. PATTON,
SPECIALIST,
ELRIEOCE BLOCK. SALEM, ORECON.
Diseases of Women
and Frii'atc Diseases.
T"Consultation free ami
ttrictly conlideiitial.
DELMONICO
)
I
FIXPST IS TIIE t'lTV,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Tables supplied with every
thing the market all'ords.
j Keulnr Dinner, uGcts.
f''Kasfern and coast oysters
011 bund. Sam Goki, Prop.
IBEAM
DEALER IN
Groceries and Produce,
r THE BEST CANNED GOODS.
Vegetables in Season.
He has some fine Mackinaw
trout, mackeral, white tisti and
herring that will be sold at a very
low Cguro.
FRESH BREA9JYERY DAY.
Nunc but first-class goods han
dled. If yo'i would be well served
pttronize I. BKAM,
2d st., cor. Jackson and Jefferson.
F03 SALE AT A BARGAIN !
IX ALBANY.
Will sell eithci the merchandise
j and fixtures in the grocery depart-
Mirii1, or ine nxiures jx'riBinmg 10
the bakerj- separate if desired.
A spiendiil pporttinity in a live
tow n for an' one wi-bing to cn
ago in hiisiui-ss.
F. M. KPPFIKI.I),
Assignee for Plackburn V l'ironi.
Sto kholiler's Meeting:-
N()'l IcK 16 herefiy given tli.it the
aiiiiuul im-etiiifr of Uic tUo-'khoMera of
the Alhaiiy bnitdin and L'sn Amkh-I-aiion
will lie held on Fl id;iv.Kebruary
JO. 111. at the hour of V M of
said day in the 1J .nk of Oregon in Al
liiiny. Linn county. Oregon, for the
pill pose of electing nine diri-etor, and
ili.ee auditor, to serve fa the term of
one year next ensuing fnui said
meeliuv, :iml until their successors
:ire elected and (pialiiicd, and tc
transact mic-Ii other liiiMin'fs as may
come tiefore tt.c association. Done
Oy order of :lid association this 10th
diiy of January, W.'l.
V C C issnix,
JaV W l'.lAlX, Presidynt,
Secretary.
AS SURE
As two and two make four, I Lave
laid in the choicest and most com
plele stock of groceries to be b und
in town, comprising all kinds of
staples, such as bacon, lard, pigs
feet, sauerkraut, while fish, Hol
land herring, salmon, mince meat,
apple butter, also a fine line of
bottled delicacies. Pe iple tell me
it is as quiet
DEATH
Around town ir. the difTcreLt lilies
of trade. I titver was busier.
Trade is as steady ns the tick,
tick, tick of a regulator. I place
the jjoods nt oiir !oor ' free of
charge, ...
AND TAXES
You less foi them than any com
petitor in the city. Each" cash
purchaser of HO worth of goods re
ceives Webster's large dictionary ;
of $30 worth, one of Rind fc Mc-
Nally's new and comple atlas of
the world, lletlect and you will
not reject the offer.
C. E. ER0WXELL.
Albany Nurseries.
WE HAVE OX HAND ATOl'U
nursery on the Corvallis road, one
half mile from town, as fine a lot
of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can
be found anywhere on the coast.
If you contemplate planlirg trees,
it w ill pay to see our stock and get
our priceE and catalogue free.
11YMAX & BKOWXELL,
TOKSaLE $.iC0 to l.nfw worth of house
I li'ild furniture in exchai-i'p fur im,,, a
real tstau; tiiqicreat ultice ot Orvzun Land
Coniriany.
1iAACBU OF LSI, Ail Bt for culti-
I I H vatiuii. af.a l?nl. r trn. m rnv . .1.. . .
Vl'i t acre. Within 14 Diilevlrom railroad
Hiu in aid -m nuica rram Albany. Apply at
thia otlice.
ifUKSU MIUH COW oTsATr:.-irASA
heifer ealf ami is a yood miloh cow. Ap
ply to K. N. ti.lnlit.
FOR SALE.
A large splendid work iioree, six yeara old
will a.prk hiiik1c "r doulite, tiue und atea.lv
to pull, r nrthcr p.n timhra liniiiire at trTfi
oilive.
RESTAURANT
Grocery s Bakery