Morning daily herald., February 14, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THiS MORNING HEUALD: SATUKDA Y. FEBRUARY 1 4, 1811.
OJi SALE.
The Daily Hkkai.p will be on
sale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book store, where it t m be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTIXUS AKOlil TOWN.
St. Valentine's day.
Parker Bros., grocers.
Co to Searls' for a new necktie.
A line line of house slippers sit
Searls" shoe store.
W. II. (iilsoti ha removed from
Tallman t j Tac-onia.
J. F. McKinney of Brownsville,
was in the city Friday.
Charles Mueller is seriously ill
nt his home in this city.
Don't forget the grand clearance
pale at the Ladies Baaar.
Ludlow's shoes all sizes and
widths at Searls' shoe store.
Maurice Senders, Charles Casey
and John Isoni went to Cortland
yesterday.
Oreat bargains in Misses and
children ready made dresses at the
1-adies Ba.aal'.
1'iof N". X. BiddeH, the phrenol
ogist, leaves this lnoruin for
Lebanon to lecture a week.
Miss Mary Eeed has returned
from Idaho, where she ha-i been
engaged in teaching school.
Sauer kraut and salmon bellies
in quunties to suit, at Mueller &
Garrett's, the leading grocers.
Miss May Hardy of Lebanon,
lias been appointed assistant oper
ator in the Postal Telegraph otlicc
in this city.
Carpenters are engaged in erect
ing a new bridge across Thomas
Creek, in Linn countv, for the use
of the Oregonian railway.
The Oregon Pacific railroad com
pany is paying oil" tor the month oi
(Hitober. C. J. Houue weni over
the line Wednesday to pay the
employes.
We have just received a line lot
of choice groceries, wnich we will
sell at bedrock prices these hard
times, also a nice lot oi horse
radish and parsnips. Mueller it
Garret t.
Boenicke will receive by th:
next steamer 50 I Mixes of line
Riverside navel oranges, to be sold
cheaper than any other house in
the city, delivered by express to
purchasers.
Game is reported very Fcaree on
the prairies this winter. The
great bands of ducks and g-ese
that used to furnish gtod shooting
in the Willamette Valley aie no
longer to be found.
" Miss Iva Templeton, of Craw
fordsville, who was injured by a
bridge on the Calapouia giving
away, about a year ago has been
tak ;n to the !ood Samaritan hos
pital, at Portland, for treatment.
She has never been able to walk
since the accident.
A. Boenicke has sejured the
elusive agency for Albany
Koliert's tine candies, ami on
next steamer wili receive a
lot of these choicest candies
ex-
of
the
tine
on
the Pacific , coast. They will be
sold at 50 cents per pound, the
same as is charged for Portland
candies.
The K veiling Telegram says:
Ir. W. II. Uowland, long a resi
dent of Linn county in eirly days,
but who for several yers has been
in I'tah, returned to this net ion a
short time since. He arrived in
Portland yesterday, and about lost
himself in endeavoring to lind
some of the business houses with
which he was familiar six years
ago.
It is said President Harrison
and his cabinet will visit the Pa
cific coast during the summer. It
ho they will probably make a tour
oi the states of California, Oicyoti
and Washington. President Har
rison desires to sec something of
the progressive Pacilic coast states.
In fact, the far western stales an'
a much more important facior in
national politics than i;i year
gone by.
The C.'alitiiii:i .Mim-M.
The wagon road bill for an ap
propriation for a road to the mine-'
of the Calapooia district w as cut
down from $10,(100 to f"(M by the
special committee, and is likely to
go favorably, ami it it slnnl L it
will not build the ro.id perhaps
but it will enable the companies
interested to complete it to the
mines this coming season, so a
mill can be taken in this year,
which will enable the entire cam;,
to Ik? fairly tested. There has
been some of the richest speci
mens of gold quart, taken from
this camp lately lhat has ever
been found in this state, and if a
wagon road can be got in this
season, times will soon liven up
in this part of Oregon.
Numerous ltera(lut-.
The immense number of tramps
that swarm through the Widmi
ette valley, attracted here by the
mild weather of our winters, 'form
standing nuisances to the peace
and prosperity of the country. The
many robberies and outrages com
mitted attest this. This city is
infested with her full quota ot this J
class of gentry ami small burglaries i
are no uncommon occurrence. At
Salem Ex-Street Commissioner
Graham was sand-bagged and
relieved of Jfl'.OO in the very heart
of the city. When found he was
lying on the sidewalk )n an un
conscious condition.
The Kallruml C'liiiiiiiission.
Hon. S. A. l'awson, of Linn
county is spoken of as a candidate
for the position of railroad com
missioner. The legist iture could
not make a better selection. He;
is well informed, thoroughly j
capable ami known to be a man of .
strict integrity. If the legislature'
passes the bill to increase the'
powers of the railroad cuiutuis-j
sinners, men of practical,!
sensible views are wanted, ami
Mr. Dawson would make just such
a commissioner.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Oat'cxA for Activs Work Th:s Year
13 Certainly Promising.
The outlook for active railroad
work in and about Albany during
the coming summer is very en
totiraging. The bills that have
been passed by congress and the
Oregon legislature, authorizing the
Albany 1 Astoria Uailroad Co.
to bridge the Willamette indicate
that their company means busi
ness It is well known that
certain ivgotiations have been
pending between the Alluny
A: Astoria Railroad Company
and some of the big roads, looking
toward the m::iging ol this com
pany into a transcontinental road,
and the prep. nations lor construc
tion look as if something may
have been accomplished in this
direction, and it is certain that
the company will not be idle this
season.
On the Oregon Pacilic railroad
it now begins to look as if active
woi k would be resumed this year.
Tap company is arranging to put
the entire eastward Hue in thor
ough repair to the end of the
track, and those who are in a posi
tion to know say that the work of
pushing the road eastwaid will be
under way early in the summer.
There is a bill before the Ore
gon legislature, allowing the
Oregon Pacilic Company to issue
bonds for a long r time than L.M
years, which means more than ap
pears n the face of it.
It has already pas-ed 1 1 10 senate
and h is passed its second leading
in the house.
The Yaqiiin.i Post in referring
to the measure hays : Jf ti.is bill
passes the house and so far as we
know there is no objection to it
the extension of the Oregon
Pacific road will be resumed in
the early spiing, as we are as
sured there will be no trouble in
obtaining the necessary funds for
prosecuting the work upon the re
pea! (which this bill dice's) of the
provision in the charter which
prevents the company issuing
t'onds lor a loiig n' peiiod than Li
years.
It is at least safe to say that tin
road being in the hands oi Col
Ib'gg as re -eiver, will not tend to
prevent the work of construction
on the road.
LVn:it Since tha above wa
written our telegraphic report of
the legislative proceedings brings
'ho news that the Oregon Pacilic
bond bill has a so passed the
house, which is still more eueojr
aging for the eai ly resumption oi
work 011 the c.i-tAard extension ot
the hegon Pacilic.
IDAHO LETTER.
WiuU-r M.ittcrs - Siilriid Pr:spccts
Iriiga:in Canals.
CAl.iwi:i.l.,Ida!io, Feb. 1:1, 'm.
Tii 'I nk li.rr.:rt "i no. IlKr:.r.p.
We have ahoiit seven inches o!
mow at present. The winter up
to the first of t'ds month was very
nidd, so much so tnat it was feared
no ice would he harvested although
everv one has plenty now 1 believe.
Old Mercury bus hi en toying with
the ndcetioris of Mis Zero lor the
past ie v d ns, to such an ex'ent.
that he has fallen several degrees
below par in h it young lady's
estimation. There has be.-n cou
sideiable sickness in this lucidity
this winter, measles, dipthelia,
scarlet leaver, and numerous bad
colds oil the Mile.
ij'iite a boom i-; predicted, for
Caldwell the coding season, al
though the placing of the On gon
Pacilic in the ban. Is of a receiver
was considered a very bad move
tot tins p u t of the country, by
some, yet there is strong hopes ex
pressed that il nijy tldl be built,
l'ho Winneiuuera and Lewis, 011
north and south rnsul is still talk
ed ot, as among the prol'ab lilies
of the near future. But I think it
a doubtful case.
The future dcvciopcment of this
country depends a great ih-al on
the stability of the large canals or
irrigating ditches that were taken
out of Boise river last summer
li there is water enough in tl c
river to Mipp'y all of them, the
land around hcie for miles will he
S'-lt'ed lit xt y-ar, ami soon the
immense sage forest will begin to
mck utiav h"fore the lusty blow
of the sturdy pioneer, in the hands
of his giubbing hoe. Generally
t !; land is very productive w here
put in cultivation, although some
oi it is too clayey to produce sage
brush, whether it will produce
any tiling else or not, I am not
able to say. A mnu will earn his
land by the time he uctsi it improv
ed as he will have to ouy every
thing, water fuel building materi
als ol all kind and either grub the
land himself or hire it done, which
will co-tftoin two dol-'ars per acre
up; ami there is no natural grasses
to speak of, so he will have to buy
seed to seed it (low 11.
Being a native of Old Linn I
w ould say, let the Foiksgoaud have
a county of tin irown if they want
it. People lived and died" years
belore the Folks were ever heard
of, and as to hurting Albany's
trade, if Albany wants trade, if she
will w'noop up the O. P. and get it
into this country, she will secure
an immense trade here.
Hundreds of tons of easterr.
Oregon llour are shipped in here
annually, while some of the liner
grades ;.re shipped from far Min
neappolis, why not Albany have
this trade'.'
Large quantities of inferior
eastern wnilen goods are brought
here and find a ready market, why
not have Albany woolen niihs
goods in place of these?
Loni.
Will Have a Dome.
The alem Journal says that the
bill has at last got through the Ore
cm legislature lor a dome on the
state capitol. The bill which
originated in tiie senate w as scaled
a little by Pie house committee.
It now stands as it passed both
hou-es. $50,nil0 for dome, $20.0 H)
for heating apparatus and j 10,000
for remodeling die representatives
hall.
THE BRIDGE QUESTION.
A Correspondent Offers Suae Sugge. iisr.s
Aboat the Prelim nary Work.
To tli,; F..lit..r of tii itKiti.i,
Now that the Alnany charter
bill has been passed by he legis
lature and will become a law,
would it not be wise for Albany to
begin making the necessary pre
liu inary preparations toward the
much desired end. the construction
of the bridge. First, the location
must be selected, and on this ques
tion' there ought to be no wrangle.
Would it not be in order for the
city to secure tie- services of one
ov more government engineers to
make a final survey of tho river
and submit a report, w hie 1 shall
lie tiual as to the ha-at ion '.' Could
not this preliminary work be com
menced at once, ho as to ret the
budge commenced as eaily in the
sea-on as possible'.'
The county coi.rt should also be
formally petitioned for an appro
priation lor the bridge. Il is mi-tlerst-rod
tli it a majnity of the
hoard of commissioners w ill fivor
a just appropriation, but if the
bridg is (o be built ths summer
there should be no iinnecccssary
delay in beginning the preliminary
,vork.
There is a feeling among a good
111 my citieus that another public
meeting shoti'd be called at 1111
early day, to discuss ttie bridge
question and set tin" worn, on f"ol.
T here are several important ques
tions to he determined, such as
how much money the chy of Al
bany i-i willing to put up, ho.
inch is wanted Mom the county,
w hat kind of a bridge is wanted,
etc. li it is the duly of the ci'y
com cil til go forwaul with this
work, well mid good, but if the cit
izens are to uudtii tak-! it, a public
meeting to arrange tie preliuiir.a
lie, it seems to you co-respondent,
would now be in order. We
wain the bridge, and we want it
built th s summer. Let there he
no delav in the matter,
Albany! Feb. I:;, "til. Cini:x.
LEBANON NJTEd.
Men who liava just returned
"from the Santiam mui-'s report the
snow iiom two to lifleeli feet deep:
a slight tliscie ancy in the reports.
Thirteen thousand pounds of
goods were received by Lebanon
meichaiits Tuesday. If you th.nk
1 hat our men bants do no business,
keep your eye on the trucks foi one
day, and perhap-i ymi will change
your mind in t lis regard.
A private letter from F. M
Miller, w ho recently went to Iowa,
iates that lie had a most enjoyable
triii. The judge has a facility for
extracting pleasures Iiom (he
surroundings, and tliertfore we
were not f urprised to hear of his
pleasant jotunev.
Several car loa Is of lumber to be
used in the pap'T mill buildings
have been received from Colnag
lately. The inclemency of the
weather has mai le ou I -il ;or w 01 k
impractVable, I hough several men
tind employment under shelter.
Work will lie resumed in earnest
on t he lirst approa ;h of spring.
Waterloo teopie are more
anxious to M-e the water power
untillized at that place than the
adjacent lands set to prune trees.
Locations for prune tiichaids cm
he had anywhere, but it ivould be
hard to tind another water power
like the one at that po nllnat is
allowed to go Uiiiiarness'-il an I tin
I rjmmellcit. Lebanon F x pi ess.
I s Hie M iini-.v Km: the Stale'.'
Aiconling to the Salem corres
pondent of I he Oreg mian there is
considerable indignation among
the Oregon legislators over the
reception ac- orded to a j jiul reso
ld ion by Kepii'Sjiitative He:
manii.' The iesohuc.ui in qitotiu:.
was introduced by Senator rullcr
toii and uiuinini;iU: lv adopted by
the It gislat e.re, lequ.-sthig Mr.
II -rmanii to make a special ellort
iusi-iin the pa-sag: ot a bill
pending in congress allowing live
per cent, of the value of la- ds in
the Indian reserv.iti..ns in the
state ! begun. W hen this reso
lution was received by telegraph
ny Mr. Ilei maim, the Washington
correspondent of the Orcgociun
tt h graphed und.-r date of Febru
ary S, a paragraph in which this
statement is made: ''The Oregon
legislature mi.-t ikes in assuming
thai any bill ii before congress
which specially makes Oregon a
hi neliciarv." The Oregon legisla
ture made 110 mistake. The bill
icicrred to is one in which Oicgon
is interest, d in (injunction with
o'her states. Oregon is interested
to the anion it of over iflO'.i.oOO,
w hich is qtnie enough to w arrant
a dispatch to the state's represen
tative in congress. The legislature
ditl not assume that this was a
sH'cial law tor Oregon, and ,a good
majority of the members are not
pleased to know that Mr. Her
mann has leceived their resolu
tion in this spirit.
1 lie Hop Outlook.
Theoidlook for the h p raisers
to receive good 1 1 ices for liops the
coming season is very promising,
and Lane county will no don hi
turn out a large crop. Messrs
Smith oi Hail have nistriit tioiis
from Iforst Bros., of San Fran-isco,
toniake contracts for the crop ol
lS'.ll at liguies which will guaran
tee the grower a good nrolii. Tnis
tiim is contracting in California at
lifteeii and sixteen cents per
pound, but they are willing to pay
one-hal' cent more foi the Oregon
product. If any hot) grower in
this country is in doubt whether to
care for his crop, he can 11 jw con
tract all he can raise, ami at prices
that will make him a jrood protit.
It costs about eight cents a pound
to market bops, an 1 aimodvard
will turn oil JIKK) pounds to the
acre. By contracting; now rjdii.)
per acre will he left as profit. .Mr.
Hall went to Portland Saturday to
buy a car load, paying; better)
prices than Poittund buvers.
Eugene Kegister.
You can get Ilauau shoes all
sizes and styles at Klein Bros.
IRQ il THE METROPOLIS.
Oregon Wea'.her Ccn o!.datioD M.tters
Theatre iiceue Ke!igioas Reviv.d.
Poirn.Axn, Feb. 10.
Tu run Kpithh nt Tim Hkkald:
Yesterday morning the ground
was covered with snow, but the
weather moderated and the wel
come Oregon mist dispelled the
wintry covering ami a pleased ex
pression U)cu countenances of U12
webfoot pedestrians teiok the jilace
of ifiim displeasure that involun
tarily cramps his gloomy features
when pinched by Ct Id or blinded
by the glare of the unwelcome
snow. Yes bv all means let us
h ive rain with its enriching fiucti
tying po.ver that always insures a
plentiful harvest to reward the
l.orny handed sou of toil for all his
care and assiduous labors.
lhe consolidation of Portland
east and west, Albuia, and ot :ier
additions more or less remote, is
now tin? nil ab-oihing topic that
inteiests the citi.ens and legisla
tors of this proud city. A free
bridge is the der-ired object and
the golden bait that is now at
tracting tinwaiy gudgeons in sup
port ol the teheme, but whether
the bridges wi.l be free in ca the
unity ol tne cities is accomplished
remains to be seen.
The governor's assurance that
he will not veto the Buil Hun wa'or
b.ll has certainly gone far
toward!
securing the pass ige of the
hill even w i' h tf xabie bonds as a
supporting super.-truction. Good
water must be had for this city
if health and prosperity aie de
sired by its fast ac. umutatiiig
population. To he sure it, is, u
:ra;iil and expensive fcheiue to lay
so long a line ol m 1:11s ar.d a one-1
duets, but it wili prove to" be I '"' wsit anything in trie
minions well invested, time and ', -'' ' ' '"- 1'arker Bros, is the
monev well spent. j I''111'1-' where you will find it.
Notwithstanding the stiiugencv! ',ll:!t hacking cough can lie so
in monev matters, t heatres and ; 'l'"''ekty cured by Shiloh's Cure,
places ol iimusenvnt aie well at- J U eguar.ui'ce it. -sold by Foshay
tended; the average Orcg jniai: i Ma-on.
when he visits lhe citv is hound to: 1' or lame back, fi.I.s or chest,
Slave a lime ami see the sights if : IIW Shnoh s ponms p aster. Price
i. takes his last nickle. Tins week 1 l, llls :lt ' -ubay A Mason,
at the Musee F.nuch Ar.h-n is at-1 11 )'"" Wll,lt durable monu
tracting much attention, a veiv: "H'nl go to I'.gin A Achi.-oti, who
sciisstijnat but pretty htory lor ar -auohiig uthmg but the best
Kii'ich's dav, but t re wives 01 t!i; B'""''-
present tini.; could iorg. t him so j . -ioup. wh.rf.iung cough and
easilvand(:oniple:r!v!hat in. nioiv!,:i;!"'11''lw "uitnediatelv reiivc-i by
would be a blank- however, l'' s( 1 or sale by Feshay
Hiioch's troubles djes not prove i lV: Mascn.
ihal maiiiage is a failure, but a j
married man and a single w.unan, j
snectatersof the phn .were f.-icinlv .
reminded of the nl't repealed Say i
iug, w iien a m m"s wife appe ired '
Isudtleiily iietere their asli.ni-hvd
j n ie an i pi. it-ceded to lay violent
I bauds upon the yctin lady's head
i g'-ar, and o iler hahibmei ts and
I ri'inin;.' blow upon her head and
j lace while thev saw Iiom the
theatre to the s red, w here they
were arrested and locked up by the
police. .Moral don't be a fool.
Taylor street M. E. church is
holding revival meetings nightly
now, as well as several other
churches; it is to be hoped that a
greai deal 0! go jel w i.l he doini but
w here there is so much of evil and
s i little of genuine Chi istiaity to
overcome or counterbalance the
vi'e sins that pervade ever v diss,
w he", lier Jew or Gent le. Christian j
nr p.'gan we greatly tear there is !
too lit tie leaven of good to leaven
the w hole lump of evil. M. '
E0SFIDE CLLAItftN'CE SALE.
M tin
I a 1 i e 3 B.izaar
Sold.
All Go-iils Will Be '
Pe.udless of cost for the next!
thiity t'avs, to make rnom for our j
laige new spring slock. I'"n't
miss this opportunity to secure
bargains. j
eit i,ili.ens Indignant.
A di-patch from S -io, of Feb.
1-'.
veil
in- ;
says: w lien tiie news arr
ve. teril.iv that the senal" had
ieliiiiiely p s! poind the (tivisi -n
01 L'nn citiintry bill our citi.ens
were very indignant :M Senaiois
Myers ami U'ca'hciiord as be'ng
the cause of such at t on. 'II. is
morning suspend'-d ucns tin
street , wert; seen twi 'i.nltlies."
i') lep'es -ni etiir seuafors, with the
i'dIIiiw ing insi rii! ion aptiended:
"Can a man live after dea'h? .N'o.
not ihet'e t vo.' This tligy was
afterwards taken down and 1 hio vn
into IhiuiKis creek. A citizens
meeting
ea
"1
d for Saturday
action concein-
afternoon to lake
ing the matte''.
A rit-atiint Anni vcrs;irj.
Last Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs. John Morgan celebrated the
tirst anniversary of their niarri -lye
at their resilience in this city.
An excellent supper was 6erved,
af'er which the remainder of the
evening was spent hi pleasant con
versation. The occasion was en
joyed very much by all present,
ami all joined in extending hest
wishes to Mr. ami Mrs. Morgan.
The following guestswere pie-sent:
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Wheeler, Mr.
and Mis. L. J. Trumbull, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Blown, Miss llattie
Ciiesnev, J. Ii. Wyatt and F. L.
Keulnii.
Arriving I roin llio
Imntigia t'on to Oregon from the
eastern states is starting earlier
this year (Inn usual. Alivadv a
nun her of familes have arrived
in i orv.ibis from Kansas, Nebrr.s
ka, New York ana Illinois. Some
have purchased farms and locate.)
here permanent I v,Hiys t he iazelte,
while otheis rented or are stop
ping with frieids for the time
le in.r, snd are lo.iking aroimd for
eoiufoi tanle hjines. Almost everv
t.ain, of late, brings s,):ile n'e
here who is looking for a home in
the fivi-red gtnlen spot of the
west, and eve.-y mail brings num
erous impiiri; s from all parts of
he- east asking about the Willam
ette valley ami its resources and
advaut g s.
We are sob? agents for Ilanan &
sons tine shoes, carry them in
everv size ami w iiKli, tverv nair
vvarr inted t r V them
warranieo, irv lliem.
1. L.. 1 ALLXCK v Co,
Ill'SINESS LOCALS.
Hulin & Dawson, druggists.
French keeps railroad time.
Go to Yierecks for a good shave
Choice fresh groceries at Paiker !
Bros.
Golden drip syrnp at Paiker
Bros.
All kinds of canned oods at
Parker Bros.
Ludlow shoes at Klein Bios.' ex
clusive shoe store.
Kgan ifc Achison are selling mon
uments at Portland prices.
First quality mon's gum boots
at Klein Bios.' exclusive shoe
stoie.
Prescriptions compounded with
caie at J 1 alia it Dawson's drug
store.
Viereck will shave you or cut
' yur
hair 111 the most approved
ir.i..i..
on itr,
Golden drip syrup at Parker
Bros. It is very line for break
fast. Sponges, tablets and pencils for
1 all at 1 1 ul in A: Dawson's, French's
corner.
Fine enow chow and salmon
bellies in
bulk at Mueller
Garrett's.
Choice perfumery at llii'iu A
Dawson's, French's corner.
Choice fresh butter at C. K.
I l!r 1 r,.,ll'o 1:-,. .,... ..... ....!!
"?"" ln '. 1 00.
v laigi- much 01 i:ie U'-si nrauiis
of canned goods at Parker Bros.
Gas given ior pniulessextracfion
of teeth. J. C. Littler, Dentist.
Boom l;; Tweedale Block.
A few heavy winter overcoats
left which we willclo.se nit at 25
1 lier cent discount.
'i- 1 ti-. . . .4 .
Our stock of can-lv has
and we w ill mvt special
churcht s and sociables.
arrived, !
r.ie to I
i
,il.-r
fc Garieit.
Manv suller from irritation nt I
the kidneys and hi id ler wittii iii;
knowing what is the matter with
t:u m. l"r..l. II. McLean's Lncr
and Kidney 1 ahn will rtve iili.f.j
Sin. oil's Cure and coiisumpt it.n 1
cure is sold bv Ua on a giiarani'-e.
I It cures com umption.
1.
r sa
hy Fosiiay Mason.
j Aith iiih ic:r line ( f und
I
rv. ear I
j is somew iiat broken, sUil I.;
' a few nice suits left which wi'l
sold at a b irg iiu.
j T. L. W m.i Ai r: ('.
Catarrh cured, health ami sv
' Vt' !
In i
. el
breath secured, by Shiio!. s Cat
nrrah remedy, price o ceiit-. I
Nai.il inject jr free, sou! 1 y I'..- ha. j
t; Mason.
Children wili freelv l::ke l'r. .1. j
II. MoLean s Tar ' :m- Lung
I '.aim; unlike con.di fytiips, n j
cor tains no opium, will s. 10' he I
and heal any disca-vof toe throat
or lungs tpi:ckcr than any other
reinedv.
iti:.
On Tliuisii iv.
A it -:m v, to tin-
di.viii:.
is;ii, in
Ki in 1
n i::
W lie til
u nine in.iJ I ny, ,vi ttuiiig
.!!.
! IT N E id, I'.sSl'. 1 1 CHICK ENS :
; 1'oU sCNDAY LlNNEi:, :
AT
I ML'ELLEi: (iAKIIElT'S :
1 i!i-:um:v !' kn 1 ti v r i iim
11 rut : -li::t ii.-n .-i..rt- t -.is: i. r.e-
i t .. in Sitiioi sen.!.-ri in c.t-. (in'.-ii(
I i: il..,- llili .l.v tf l-.i.iii nv ,' ls'.c. .iis-
solt.il Sy lilttlirii t-olis- lit. A, Stli.it-is Iflir-iii-'
l''"iii s.iitl rinii. Ail lul s ! it- s;1j,l lirin
uil! In. ,-.,. t ;i. ,1 t.l.!i.Mti.,l: ...itl l.y
O. W. mi,, All I'.etiis k.i-.u.i.LT rleiu-
r-i-lv.'s r-t ti,. ni-it-i.ri-1 i.i su lirm wi', Lin. I
o't'ic tiie i.v tallti.,' aii I -a im: 'i'f oi,
;. w . sn 1 11.
A. nKM'l'.li.s.
Ai.nvw, Or, I't-li. 11, ls'il.
1
Cusloei ilioppiof.
O.its ami 1nji t'r silt at
ill tinits ami in itnnii.us to suit,
-iiitl irir-i t. stiit tht times. Tret
il.-;i try iiisi.k- t!ie city limit
t-'.rnn T, ltritur u your vhrut
,it antl luy. l!iurl M t-:ish ri i
h:;li fiit ni edofpinv a sjir -Miry.
I'Urnty if i hr p I'cmI,
MORRIS & BLOUNT,
r ir. First ,v ll.ikir f-tj. Albany, Or.
SI'S roll SAI.I'.-Oric f..rrol li -irw, :
Olil. VH-ihr 1 HW: OIK: uttlV lloff,
S vt-arHul'l, we L-lit ll'Ki; itlsn it .vil.ltaek
liurncHx, etc. W il! ncil for i-an'i rvi-haim
f,,r,,ll,:-r,,m-N-rlr U A. K1IV.
- - 1
A'
l.t. KIXPSOPIiYKI.WAXIM-I.KANINlS
lotit- on short iinU. u. l.."VMit-( tlresd cmis '
lllltl KC'it'O'iien's f-tilliili' elinritti :i.,.i livt'-il
at pHviil t..'int!t,'K, titst iiotls,. in-itr.s Ort'en
l'aciti' riiilr.utii on Sccontl s'j'i-vt, I
Valciilinis!i
A lit'iMitifiil line at
H. J. oOiicS' BOOK STCHE.
An ctt-,-int Tt-'f
t f(r jour litst
jiil.
W Also a larsc lit"' "f ''
it.l
stitiinierv . in:ij;iiiits. "ri ""'
from all over t lie u jrl'l l i it-t .
r-nsorialnc.
-troxKY to loan In lar.-! or small
l'L am.imits, ir.nn six iwum u iitc.
.''" 0,1 Alhan.v, ami Linn countv rra euio.
Pallnnor a.l.lrc W. E. Mol-l.t-rson, re.il
lcst:itc drokir, ojtio?itte lirist li iuse I
I
I
To make
Our new spring
. .
RLI'OANT NEW OUi 1
Full line of Albany Wo
L in
L. E, BLUB, TIib
Wholesale and
CUi AliS TiHJACCiJ
OF ALL
v t r
0
! FLY jsXJ! LOCK.
mi
1... -lived.
""Une 1-f
ALLfcN
j&Tl L Oiiiidas
vn'rtC5- iN for
Spvingfielcl SaAvmill
A. WHEELER. (SPKINliFIELD.) rKOPUIETOR.
SLMiINCiFIELl
g-.lhany yard ami ofiice on Il.iilroa I, between Foiiith find Fifth
stieets, A. Wheeler, Albany Manager.
Having lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities ml surpassed
for the prompt and s.tt
!,... of the trade.
mmmmwwar&wmm
- - -- -
FSED-:-STOEE
CEKEliAh rJtODUCK MARKET.
WANTED SPIXIA I LY- 1'ny. ratft j nl ptMor, t ijih :tr
. r. I lie-Or -i"in I' vi.iu Uiiir.iatl exicisi iii an.', mv hi.TciMiig h'ui6 trade
!.i rt; I soil in qtiantiti- s to biiit tin: ptirt iia'i-r.1. Office h ot of V rry street
K 1. KOHEHT'SoN.
The City Liquor Store
M. HA UJIGJItT, Proprietor.
erScxt door to th Odd Fellows' empte. A! ban), Oregon
Kecp cemtantty on hand tiie flnciit imported and domestic inc, liquor, ti-ar an
la..:0
iiiij umh-cuM ntuureiure in toe
SPECIAL ATTWIilN PAID TO
room for
stock, no A arming.
. , . -v f ,s m 1 1 TiflN'is.
a ru" -
.kn M ilia Goods, jiist
- st ami '.,re"'
sices in tow n.
Leading Diotliier.
Rctai
AND CHOICE r.eUlThf
K1XI-.S-
QXJATrx'ILS,
A I II ANY, OU
And other specialties for (hn
tlemen, Lmlii s. Etc., are war
ranted, a: d hi st in ped mi Lot
tuiii. Address V.". L. IMl l!
LAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by
BLAST,
on e ;:.
BROTHERS.
ft
factory lining ol oMcts, 1 respect Hilly solicit a
A. WHEELER.
city
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY'
- DR. M. J. PATTON,
SPECIALIST,
ELRIEDCE BLOCK, SALEM, OREGON.
Diseases of Women
a ml L'r irate JJiseoscs.
- -
S3T"C o 11 s u 1 1 at ion fre-e and
strictly conlitlonlial.
DELMOXICO
RESTAURANT,
HNKST IS THE CITY,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Tables supplied with every
thing the market alibi ds.
Fiefjulnr Dinner,i'5cts.
J0Eastern and coast oysters
011 hand. Sam Goetz, Prop.
IJBEA.MI
UKALERIN
),
THE BEST CANNED COODS,
Vegetables in Season.
I!e has pome tine Mackinaw
trout, macke-ral, white lisli and
bet ring that will be sold at a very
low lignie.
FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY.
Xone but first-class goods han
dl. d. If vo'i wutild be well served
p.tioniz I. BEAM,
"d i-t., e-t.r. Jackson and Jeilerson.
m SALE AT A BARGAIN !
Grocery t Bakery
IX ALRNY.
Will sell either the merchandise
and lixtui-.s in the grocery depart
mi nt, or the fixtuies pcr'aini.: to
ti.e bakesy separate if tlesit;d.
A Fplcu-lid opfHti lunitr in a live
town for any one wishing to en
1 age in busims.
F. M. K F.I IT ELI ,
Assignee for I lackburn iV 1'ironi.
Sli klmltlt 1 'h .Mt-ptiiti;.
N(IKK is Inreliy given l!it the
iiii.ini! mi t t.ii'r of the-siti iklmliiets of
: n: A!li:;!i v liiiiitlill ;lil(l I.t.;,ti Asnttei
i rl.l... 1. .1..
1 1 v " ".' " ' j
I -'. 1S. ,1 tl,.- l-..lf ..r -.!! 1. ..r
-a:tl(t;t in lire 1! nk of Orettii in Al
luiny. Linn county, Oregon, for the
Imii tose i.l elect ins i.itic (!;ni tor, mitt
tli.ee aiitlilor;. to n-i've to the term of
tun- year next ensuing ir nn s;i"nl
iiiet-iiiiu-, .1 it.l until lln-ir Mieet ssors
are eUcteil and ijii.i'.iiit d, :mtt tc
tratisa. t i?ii' li oliier luisiiif.-s as may
eortie l.t-ture t.e i-sstieiat rori. Ilmie
nv order of said assttt iaiittn this lOIli
day of .1 :ll:ll:H , IVi
V C t' vssr:: 1.,
J.M U' Hl.VI.V, Pltsid'.-lit.
."ei'et.trv.
SURE
As two and two make four, 1 have
laid in the choicest and most com-
plcte stock of groceries to 1 f und
in town, comprising all kinds of
staples, such as bacon, lard, pigs
feet, sauerkraut, white fish, Hol
land herring, salmon, mince meat,
apple Jcitter, also a Sue line of
bottled delicacies. People tell me
it is as quiet
Around town Ir ti.e different lines
of trade. . I neer was busier.
Trade is as stt inly as the tick,
tick, tick e f a regulator. I place
the Oods at your !oor free of
So TAXES
VoU Lfc fot them than any com
petitor in the city. Each cash
purchaser of f-SO worth of goods re
ceives Wehsler's large dictionary;
of ;:d worth, one of llind & Mc
Nally's new and comple alias of
the world. liellect and you will
not reject the olfer.
C. E. BUOWXELL.
Albany Nurseries.
WE HAVE OX HAM) ATOt'Ii
nursery on the Coivallis road, one
half mile from town, as line a lot
of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can
Ik: found anywhere on the coast.
If you contemplate plantirg trees,
it will pay to see our stock and get
our prices antl catalogue free.
HYMAX BLOWXELL.
10'! Srtl.i:-s:nlt.isl.o'iv..rtli of honw
li t!tl turiiituif in t x. li;u f.,r unproved
nalistafu Kniicrtat u.t.ie ol oriinii ImhI
('oinrKiii.
1 pIlMltl-S eF LAXb- All lit f,.r culti
I IMF vutiiin, at il unitr (cti.r, (or tak- at
slu iir a.Tn, Witii n 1 J mint truii n.ilrod
ttt-fi n ami 20 uiiaa from Allunv. Apniv at
tl,. ( !tic. ' ' '
piiKII M!I.CII COW roiTsAl HASA
JT lit iKT t-iif ami is a gottl milch tow. Ai.
.ly 10 t. X. e'.niilit.
FOR SALE.
A larire rptendid work horsi-, fix years old
ill wt.rk sinirle or doulut-, t.ue and atradv
to pull, t urtln r aitituats imiuire at this
erlit.t .
AS
AS DEATH