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THE MOKXEBG HERALD: TUESDAY. FEBKUAKY 24, 1891.
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ON SALE.
The Daily Herald will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book store.where it t an be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Miss Sarah Ashby is viaiting in
Corvaliis.
Regular meeting of the city
council to-night.
E. G. Beardwley, of Portland,
was in tue yesterday.
Mis9 Minnie Monteith returned
from Salem hint evening.
Judge It. R. Strahan came up
from Portland last evening.
Clark's Diphtheria Preventative.
Ilnlin A Dawson sole agenU.
C. II. Humphrey, of Salem, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Coll Van (Jleve, editor of the
Yaiuina Post, was in the city yes
terday. Fiank Dorris returned to this
citv on last evening's train from
Portland.
J. A. Wilson, book-keeper of the
Sugar Pine Door A Lumber Co.,
went to Newjiort yesterday.
Boenicke has received his
candies, and they are lhe finest
that have ever been sold in the
city.
A pair of fast black ladies' hose
free with every pair of ladies'
shoes, costing o or more, at Searls'
shoe store.
Keep the diphtheria from your
houses by using Clark's Diphtheria
Preventative. For sale by llulin
A Dawson only.
Two tramps were arrested yes
terday by Marshal Hodman for
vagrancy, and were incaicerated
in the city jail.
Children's all wool dresses mad.
in the latest style can be
had for less than cost of mateiial
at the Ladies Ha.aur.
The north bound overland train
due here yesterday morning ar
rived at midnight last nigut. hav
ing leen delayed by land-slides in
the Cw Creek canyon.
Reserved seats for Prof. K. d.
Lorillard's concert, Friday even
ing. Feb. 27th, on sale f t Wiil
Link's at oO cents each.
Mrs. A. B. Pax ton will leave to
day for Indiana, having received a
telegram announcing the serious
illness of her mother there.
The regular meeting of McPher
ftou Y. R. C. will he held this
evening. Members are requested
to meet at their hall at 7 o'clock.
Rev. J. H. Hughes will lecture
on "Ingersoll a Blasphemer," on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 21h, at the
V. C. T. U. hall. Admission 10
cents.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
this afternoon, Tuesday Feb. 24: h,
at the residence of Mrs. Hearst,
coruer of 4th, and Washington
streets.
Prof. V.. C. Willard assisted bv
Miss I .eona Willis of Salem, and
Some of Albany's Itcst inii-ical
talent, will give a concert at the
opera lioiise on Feb. 27th.
V. E. Mcpherson sold yest?rday
two lots in the eastern part of the
city to A. E. Morrip, w low ill at
once commence the erection of a
neat and commodious residence
for his own use.
The Sons of Veterans will give a
shadow social on Wednesday eve
ning next at the d. A. K. hall in
this city. Refreshments will be
served and a general good time
had, admission JO cents.
If any one needs proof that Al
bany is growing they only need to
visit the eastern iortion of the
.city. Fourteen new houses can be
seen in process of construction,
and luahy more will go up soon.
M. J. McKinnon, for four years
the efficient warden under Super
tendent Downing, of the Ktate1
penitentiary lias tendered
tiis resignation, to take
effect , April I. Mr. Mi-Kinnnu
will remove to his home in Port
land, where he will in the future
reside.
Senator Mitchell has presented
petitions and made recommenda
tions for increases in mail service
iu Oregon as follows: Alba to
Long Creek, to six times a week ;
Brittain to '.iranite, to three times
a week ; Prifeville to Sisters, to
two times a week; Ontario to
Burns, to six times a week.
Mr. A. AV. Best's tine collection
of oil paintings on exhibition in
the building opposite Stewart A:
Sox' has been admired by the
large number of peop'e who have
called to see them. Mr. Best is a
talented artist, and will do doubt
meet with success in organizing a
class for instructions in oil paint
ing. Interesting exercises were held
at the V. C. T. I", hall last even
ing, being in commemoration of
the women's crusade. An enjoy
able musical programme wus
rendered, and ''Crusade Memo
ries'' by the president, and an ad
dress by Rev. J. II. Hughes, of
Corvaliis concluded the evening's
exercises.
By the direction of the legis
lature. Secretary of State MeCrule
has telegraphed to the Oregon
deiegation in congress house con
current resolution No. lM, asking
congress o make an immed:att
appropriation for a portage rail
way at the dalles of t lie Columbia,
as a much needed measure of
relief to the prodmvrs of Eastern
Oregon.
A man not far from The Dalles
sold his son-in-law one half of a
cow and then refused to divide the
milk, maintaining that lie sold
only the front hall. The son-in-law
was also required to provide
all the feed the cow consumed and
compelled to carry water to her
three times a day. Recently the
cow hooked the oUl man mid now
he is suing his son-in-law for
dAmage.
OREGON PACIFIC MATTERS-
Col, T. E HogS Is Not Her-A Party;Tbe State Action Will Meet at
Goi to the TroU. !
A ripple of, excitement was
created in railroad circles yester
day, when it was repotted that
Col. T. E. llog. president and re
ceiver of the Oregon Pacilii: rail
road company, had arrived with a
party of New Yorkers, and that
the party had gone to the front on
a special train.
The report, however, proved to
be a mistake. Win. M. Hoag,
vice-president and general mana
ger, is here, having just returned
from a tiip to San Francisco, and
in company with several gentle
men, w ho are strangers, went to
the front yesterday morning.
One engine with a snow plow
had gone over the road to the end
of the track the day before. They
fou id about five feet of Know.
The party returned to Corvaliis
last evening, and will go to Ya
epiina t - lay.
As to Cob Hogg's visiting Al
bany, it seems from the be 4 in
formation obtainable that he will
probably be here before very ioi g,
anil there is good reason to believ;
that work on the road will go for
ward this year.
R!;AL EbT-iTE SALES.
Alvin C. Spurlock to W. If.
doltra, hi) acres, II w t! .$ 4.000
U. S. to Win Scontield, 10
E. 2 -100
E. B. Kendall to F. P.. Pra
ter, lots land 2, hi 2i, H's
2nd A. Albany 2,510
E;lie M. Haack to W. W.
Wnilell, unidivided one
hall of WO acres ID w 2. . loOO
W. W. Wandell to Ktlie M.
Haack, undivided one
bail of It'll) acres 10 w 2 1.j')0
r.miiirr Wheat Ceuntry.
Other sections of the Northwest
may make claims to be great
wheat-prodticting regions, but the
Willamette valley remains the
banner section, lor while (.tlier
places get a crop only once in three
or lnur yars., the crop in the Wil
lamette never fails. This year the
valiey wheat, which always brings
the highest pi ice of any rai-ed ou
this coast, has been particularly
line, and brings 10 cent per centai,
or between " and 0 cent per
bushel, more than Eastern Oregon
w heat. A great deal of the valley
wheat is now manufactured into
Hour for shipment, and this Hour
w ins its way wherever sent on
account of its w hiteness. Before
many years all the wheat, of the j
Willamette will bo mad1; into tlour,
for shipment and consumption. I
Officer KlrrlfU.
A grange was organized at Fair
mount school house, across the
river from this city in I'enton
county. Saturday, R. A. lrvi",e
being the installing officer. The
following olli- ers wtre eleclcl : M.
V. beeper, M . ; P. It. Bowman.O. ,
Cora E. beeper, L. ; J. L. Williams, j
S.; P. H. Walton, A. S. ; F. L. i
Holmes. C. ; W. N. Phillips. T. ;
II. J. Reese, Sec.: H. Phillips, d.
K.; M. Holmes, Fiora ; Berta
Walton. Pomona; E. .J. Phillips,!
Ceres; Zua SUeels, L. A. S. Alter j
the election was over a recess was '
taken, and a line dinner served.
A Unit for Iturglar.
The proprietors of the novelty
store opposite Fortndiler it Ir
vine's closed their store as usual
last evening, but neglected to lake
iu th samples of gi.ods displayed
iu front. Later in the evening
some by-pursers saw the goods
hanging out," and awakened the
owners, who occupy rooms iu the
rear. They were astonished when
confronted with the fact that they
had left so tempting a bail for the
light-lingereil iienti v, anil will no i
doubt he more caret". il in the
future.
An Exciting Glove Coiit-it.
A couple of amateur boxes
caused a little scene Saturday
night, and one of them was badly
scared. While indulging in a
friendly set-ti, Alvin Ixtng landed
a chance blow upon Purct Moore's
neck at the butt of the ear. The
latter fell senseless, and remained
in that condition so long that
those present began to fear that
he would not recover. I le re
vived, however, in a few minutes,
and no serious ell'ects followed.
(no) Into Effect To-Diiv.
The amended city charter will
go into ell'ect to-day, and there
w i.l now be nothing to prevent the
city fr.ni beginning preparations
for the system of public improve
ments to be made in Albany this
summer. The city now has the
right to issue $75,000 bonds for
this purjiose. Eirst on the list is
the wagon bridge across the Wil
lamette, nxt the sewers and then
the city hall.
Fruiu Mlnt?aM!irt.
Mr. S. N'ewcomb, representing
the Minneapolis Journal, was in
tfie city yealcrday. He lived in
A I ban 4) years ago, and was
unable to discern anv of the old
landmarks, which have been oblit
erated by the city's steady growth.
He is accompanied by his wife,
and they will spend a few weeks
visiting old friends in Linn coun
ty. They went to Sweet Home
vesterdav.
To Eiicnm-age Kailroail KuililliiE
The bill passed by the legisla
ture providing that all railroads
built in this state shall be ftce from
taxation until live years after com
pletions and giving thm the right
of way across state lands, will do
much to encourage the building
ef such roads.
New rlnj Omuls.
1 am now receivirg my first in
voices of .spring novelties iu wash
goods, prints, gingham seersuckers,
etc., also just received a new line
of all wool summer plaids and
beiges. Samlkl E. Yucnu.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
tune, aiay
A meeting of the executive com
mittee and officers of the Oregon
Stats Sunday School Association
was held in Portland Saturday, to
arrange for the time and place for
holding the annual convention of
the association. Rev. J. llobenr,
of McMinnville, president ; C. A.
Woodv, statistical secretary, and
C. L. lav. treasurer of the associ
ation, Rev. i. A. Blair, of
Eugene, Rev. K. d. Wheel-r, and
E. W. Allen, Km p. member of the
executivecouimiltee, were present.
Eugene was select ! as the place
for holding the next convention
and Mav P.), 20 and 21 the dates
li.xed. An excellent programme
was arranged and the vcrv best
workers ami speakers in tins d
partiiient of work in the s'ate
he secured to he in auenuane
take nart in the work jf tin:
vention.
The report o'" President lloberg,
made at this meetiiiir, showed
that he had !one a zood ileal of
active an. I efficient work in visit
ing and assiniiiv; in organi.ing
county associations.
It is desired that this feature of
the work be made active between
now and the holding oi the state
convention, and as many county
conventions held as possible. An
official call will be issued at an
early dav.
Hobhlni; A I'untnllU-e.
( ).ice in a while the safe crackers
turn their attention to I'ncle Sam's
iost olli es and try their hands
upon the coin there deposited. It
is not often they seek for wealth in
the. e quarters, for the penalties
are severe and the me ms oi convic
tion and punishment Letter than
in any other quarters. The Ash
land Tidings tells how the office of
that place, au tiered at the hands oi
this class of individuals, it says:
"The safe crackers w ho have been
plying their tr.ule at dillerant
places iu Oregon along the line of
the S. P. R. R. have come as far
as Ashland, and on Wednesday
night gave the people b-r-j a
sample of their handicraft, and
taught us how easy it is lor a pro
fessional man to 1:0 through an
ordinary lire-proof office safe. At
sometime after the electric lights
were put out Wednesday i ight the
burglars eU'ected aneutrar.ee to the
pustoMice through the window ai
the rear end. and apparently had
all the tim-.i they needed to do
their work. TheV drilled a h:i!i
inch hole tli rough (he front of the
safe mar the combination knob
and then inserted a strong col l
chiiH or some tool of !h it sort and
broke oil' short the sha:t which
held the tumb'erol'.he l-.ck. This
let the lo::k turn without any
difficulty, and thoy were not com
pelled to use am- powder af ail.
'1 hev obtained about two hundred
I dollars in cash, but did not take
any posing' stamp-), of which a
' cjiisideraiiie quantity was in the
;si;e."
Eastern Or eon
.itc-pil;iii Well.
Senator I) lnh, in o:derto ascer
tain the amount necessary to carry
out his amendment for experi
mental artesian wells in Oregon,
addiessed a letter to the agricul-'.
I tural department, and received a
rej.iy stating that Hie iuu p. am i
for horirg wells might cost $-15,000; !
"JT I
" r i
yvon-
that a pi' O-fo it weli could he sunk 'n,,. following storvof thedoings
for $ISi0, and a 150.,-!.xt well ..f OI,e individual, related by the
for.L' M). The letter further states j ivd!, ton East Oregonian, is in
that ait. sian we!U ior town pur-1 tetesthig, but the question i.atur
poses have been sunk at Bak-r .,.!iv ar , wn:lf 0
City and I end.c-ton, Or ; ri.linniu,
Wash., and Bi.-e Cdv, Idaho. In
the counties of Khiinith, Eke
and Harney there should he found
an al'tin.lan' supply of tutesian
and ovei How wat.'is a', very mod
erate d-pt h. The entiie to-.thills'
section and the basiti of the I
oh
umhia
wants.
hhou'.d ai-o siii
SUi
1 lif Alasl.a i)hii.
diffi -ulties of takieg the
The
eeiiMis are severe cnou;
I'jealit v, but for extre u
m every
difficulty
Alaska seems to take t ue lead. Tins
work w is intrusted to Mr. Ivan
Petrol!', m ho accomplished in lS'.M)
what was terni-d a census rccon
noissince el that territory. Mr.
It .liertl'. Porter, superintendent,
of .nsiis. has igsmda bulletin
stating that some of the returns
! from interior districts of Alaska
will not be obtained tiil spring.
Mr. Pet i of!" s journey in Alaska
foots up about 12,tliiO miles, and
the distance wh ch were traveled
by his assistants will pro; ably i.e
be four oi live times as much. The
superlical area covered is estimated
at 570,001) square miles.
Kiililiing I lie Vii tiKiUK Urn.
Reports come to us that some of
the boys iu certain parts of tow n
have been engaged recently in rob
bing the virtuous hen of her pro
ducts, aud taking from the owner
a commodity worth. :) cents per
dozen just now. N'.;w, boys, this
is wrong, and we want to warn
you th..t guns aie loaded, dogs
are iinnchained lor you, and one
lien is even charged with dynatnte
aud any time you are cnu;htin a
neighbor's hennery you are liable
to he blow n into numbei .essatoms,
sotb.it ISabriel wi 1 have toplay
more than one overture to call your
scattered fragments together.
Staytou Tunes.
Oi:icr Electeil.
Sunday the Baptist Sunday
school elected tiie lolloping olii-.
cer.: Superintendent, W. S.
Thoiup.-on; assistant superintend
ent, O. P. Cosho.v Jr.; secretary,
Anna Eosliay ; organist, Edna
Allen; assistant organist, Nellie
I'.olton ; choiister, W. .-. Thump-!
son; librarian, Arthur Fosliay;
treasurer, 11. F. Merrill. The
annual -cport of I he secretary
showed very gratifying results.
The attendance ha-i steadily in
creased and L'7 from the school
have united with the church dur
t he vear.
COAST NOTES.
Ncw?y Items Obta ned from Excbsngrg
Throoghont the Northwest.
A new hotel to cost $20,000 is
among the things of the near
future for Astoria.
The capital stock of the Spokane
Street Railway Company has been
increased from $50,000 to sfoOO.OOO.
The two-year-old child of P.
( ieiger, living several miles south
of Salein was accident illy pcalded
Saturday, and died a few hours
aft . r in great agony. , '
The Seatt le city council hi s de
cided to discard the use of the
name AVhitcchape! in that city.
Police officers are not allowed to
use tlunvord. and newspapers Vre
askun to discard it also.
e contract for building the
ew c uitt house at Olympic was
let Fiiday, to John Rigby, of
Seattle. The contract price is
$107,30.1, and$b"K) ad-litional for
each foot in height to be added to
the ordinal j bins.
The city of Roseburg has granted
a twenty years' fianchi.se to L. L.
llurd to tviistiuct and maintain an
electric light system in that city.
The frat.chise calls for v-, food
system. s
James AH, a butcher of Eugene,
attempted to commit suicide last
week with a dose of laudanum, but
a stomach pump fooled him.
Domestic trouble is the cause if
his desire to die.
.Militiamen of Salem are agita
ting the question of building an
armory in that city. At present
they have no place except she old
armory building, which is totally
inadequate to the needs of the
soldier boys.
There is nothing no to prevent
Southern Oregon fiom having an
extra large fruit crop, says the
iJrant's Pass Courier." The
weather has been just cold enough
to hold the trees back, and iu addi
tion to the thousands of young
trees t iat will hear their first cro,,
we w ill have many thousand more
boxes than we did la-t season.
It is expected that fun will soon
begin in th-; country north of tow n,
ways the Pendleton East Oregonian,
Land jump-tig hastommeiiee I and
farmers who have settled upon
and improved railroad land are
ap" to in ike f.hio.'s pretty lively for
the jumper;. I ioMcrs of the for
feited h.n.ls will hardly relinquish
tie ir gra-qi w iihoii! a battle, and
shotgun arguments may be used
to impress uj.-on tie miudsof the
i-wiomers that they cannot enter
upon p-iiL-etid possession of the
sjil.
One d iy 'ast week a nun by the
name 1 t'arpenler started from
Springfield tos-oto Mr. .M.-I'onald's
timber claim, which lies about
eight miles east ol Cedar Flat, says
the Eugene liuarel. Niaht coming
on before he readied his dest na
tion, and snow having lal.en dur
ing the day, he becain: confused
and lo.-t his way. Having no
nutches t start a lire, he was
compelled to travel all night to
keep from freezing to death. He
was found the next day ahont 10
o'clock bv John McMahon of
Jasper. His f;c hand and feet
were badly fros'bitten. and he
would have perished in a few hours
fr in cold hr d
mt Mr. McMahon
I I v.md him.
Vlmt lieramc r the SI,
:?
j the co. n placed in the hands of the
1 gendemaii for sate keeping: Pilot
' R-.i. k is a t-itle x it -d over the
I p'easaut little joke played on the
j .e pie t! ere by a clever stranger
who sported the very i-ris'xcratii
; ti'le ol Hoggs. When Boggs came
! he lit or.c gamed ihe conlidei.ee of
I he Reck s lniuu itau's. He Inui
i.einey a"t prorier'y to the amount
i $75,i'Di) in Ohio, he said, ami he
had lately won $1,550 in Pendleton
playing poker, wliii h he gave to
a gentleman here to keep for him.
He said he had to come back to
this city to meet his wife, and! hut
he would like to get a horse; iilso
a new coat so that In: could receive
his wifi-in proper uttire. On the
strength of this and other assur
ances he borrowed a horse and
saddle for the rule frein James
Smith, a sun from a shtepherder,
a coat from someone else. Stock
Inspector Wynn's only giove, told
Landlord JnhnsDii to prepare a
room in nice style for the reception
of his wife, and rode away, lie
was like Cie ship in the old, old
song and the people whom ,he
victimized will trust no more 'in a
stranger. Two or three warrants
were sworn for his arrest, but he
rode the borrowed horse safely
out of the country. It since trans
pires that Boggs stole a liorte at
Wallula, which he traded at Pen
dleton lor a gold w itch. He is an
o'd jail bird, and is jiu-t out of the
pen. He is dji ribed as a fairly
well dressed and goo l-looking
nun, about forty years old, with
light complexion," and brownish
colored wh:skir.s. weight about 180
poumis. lie has an infinite gift of
gab and an easy addie.-s.
Trf.lclKOS Es!llllinli,)n,
Notice is hereby given that the
regular pul.lic examination of
teachers, for Linn county, will
take place iu Albany, commencing
on Wednesday, Feu. 25t!i at 1
o'clock i". m.. and continue until
Eriday nojn, Feb. 27th. All
teachers mu-t positively ho present
at the time of comi.iiLiicvii"iit, as
no one w ill be admitteJ to the ex
amination w ho is not so present.
. G. F. RrssKi.i.,
County School Superintendent.
A'rnl.
There was quite a crowd at the
L.idies Bazaar yes.erday securing
bargains. The cleaian 0 sale will
last but a short time longer.
For choice groceries at bed rock
prices go to Mueller A Garrett's,
the leading grocers.
ANOTHER LANDSLIDE
AN AVALANCHE IX TUE FAM
OUS COW CKEEK CANYON'.
Wires Are Down-Many Men I'ut
to Work to Kenalr the Damages
- A Storm of Snow.
Poiiri.ANo. Feb. 2::. At 12
o'clock last night another land
slide occurred iu Cow Creek can
yon, and in conseepiene'e several
pieces of track went down and the
Western Union wires were broken
or grounded. Therefore the com
pany is at a ios3 toknow to just w hat
extent the slide occurred, but it is
supposed to be somewhere near
West l-orira.
A. large force of men was placed
uri the oostruertion tins morning
ancrvt is Iiojed that it will be
cleareNt away by nilit. Several
indies ai snow have fallen in the
canyon, and rain is likely to set
in, as it is growing warmer. In
such an event, worse complica
tions may follow, as the earth is
now very soft.
The through train due here ear
ly this morning is behind time,
and doubtless will not arrive ear
lier than midnight. Senith-boun l
triiins are leaving, however', on
schedule time, expecting the slides
to be cleared by t lie time they are
reached.
KosEiiritG. Feb. '".). Train No.
It!, on the Southern Pacific, which
arrived last night, was delayed
heie all day on account of a land
slide at Roberts Hill, seven idles
south of here. The bridge (super
intendent went out with a wreck
ing train and a force of men, and
tins afternoon sueceedeei in build
ing a temporary track around the
sliiie. Tiain No. 15 arrived from
the south to-night.
Simsox, Cab, Fob. 23. It be
gan snowing again this morning.
All trains are bloi ked by slides
and wasiemts north and south.
The northern express is many
hours overdue, being delayed near
Tunnel 0. There is eight feet of
snow at tiie summit of the road to
Full river.
WASIIiH TS IS e-Al.lKOKMA.
San Ekam isco, Feb. 2th Scuih
er:i Pacific officials were keut bu-y
to-day receiving reports of tlu
eoiiehtion of the; railroad tracks.
At Hunsmuir, en the uorhern
route, a bad slide occurred Sunday
night, w hich tilled the track up in
a deep cut for many feet, il will
be several days before e-ommunie-a-tion
can be re-established. The
Central Pacific was clear up at
noon, but the wires were down be
yond Truckee ami no other reports
have been received. .Southward
the line is clear as far i s M -jive.
Beyond Mojavc rumors of a hue I
washout are denied by the h eal
ofiieiils. Approaches to b.i lgis
ia Soledad canyon have been
washed out for a dUtain-e of sev
eral hundie'il yards. Wires are
elowu and the ollicials have hut,
few particulars. They are conse
ipii'utly unable to slate when traf
fic w ill he resinned. The sou: hern
overland w as unable to get through
to-ii:got.
I
The next Vet.
Y R. (iraham. the merchant
tailor, has just opened an elegant
hue of new patterns for gentle
men's clothing. He has a very
large line to Select from, in suit
ings, pantaloons, and all kinds of
clothing. His new patterns are
not surpassed by anything in the
city, and he has marked his prices
down to the very bottom. Hand
some suits will be made to jrder
for $22.50 and $25. 1 hose desiring
a neat fitting good suit at very low
cost should e?ail and see his Mock.
llu-iiiesM ltemoal.
Expecting to occupy 111 a tew I
days the Strahan brick on Second
street, between Lyon and Bfur.d
albin streets, I have added to my
usual stock of fe-cd, consisting mi
part of hay, oats, chop feed, mii!
teed, oil cake, meal, one carol
assorted weights salt and a large
invoice of lime, cement and pi as
ter, ali of which I am prepared to
tell at wholesale or retail at bed
rock prices for cash only.
R. M. Roi:i:i!Tsos.
A Caril.
Boaii.ing the worth of a relia
ble preventitive for the dieaelcd
disease of diptheria, we beg to in
form the public that we are the
sole agents for'"Clark's Diphtheria
Preventative," the most thorough
preventative known. Pi ice only
5'J cents per lrottle;
Ili'l.ix & Bawscn, Druggist.
Ju-t like finding money to buy
your groe;eries from Mueller & Car
"rett. Their cash prieea talk.
llemember we are in the lead in
the grocery line. Allen Bros.
MAKKIIil).
VV1 1.SON N El LAND On Sunday.
Fel). g'J, 1V.I1, at the resilience ot I lie
ofticiuling clegyman, Jtev. S. E.
Meini.igei-, Mr. .lolin F. Wilson ami
Miss Hester S. Ncilaud, both of I. inn
county,
HOKN.
MONTK1TH To tiie wife of I), ii,
Monteitli in th'H city, on .Monday,
Feb. i5, lS'.tl, a daughter,
1)1 KI.
DAVIS At the home of her iiuretita
in this city on Mond iy Fet. 'ii. ls'.M,
ii. ls'.M,
mid X.
B'liiK-lie, daughter of
. e. .
A. Davis, aged 1-5 Tears.
The little cirl had lieen a niflorer
for over tw o years. Slie passed away
peacefully atll:45 a. M. The funeral
will occur from the family residei.ee
on Fourth and Madison streets tit t2
o'clock, and the burial will take place
at the M-isonie eenietary at :i o'clock
McNEIL. At the lesidene-e of Oeo.
Patterson, in Albany, on Sunday
Feb. Ii-, l'.d, Mrj. Diannn McNeil',
aged tit ears.
The deceased was the mother of
Mrs. Patterson and John McNeil, and
was an estimable woman. The funer
al ccurred Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Parker Bros., grocers.
llulin & Dawson, druggists.
French keeps railroad time.
Go to Searls' for a new necktie.
Co to Vierecks for a good shave
Choice fresh groceries at Parker
Bros.
Golden drip syrup at Parker
Bros.
Frest etelery and e-aulifiower at
Parker Bros.
A fine line of house slippers at
Searls' shoe store.
For fine coffee and teas go to
Mueller A Garrett.
Ludlow's shoes all sizes and
widthB at Searls' shoe store.
Choice fresh butter at C. E.
Ero vnell's at Ojcents per roll.
A large stock of the best brands
of e-anned gooels at Parker Bros.
Golden Urip syrup at Parker
Bros. It is very line for break
fast. Fine chow chow and salmon
b-dlies in bulk at Mueller fc
Garrett's.
For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's porous p aster. Prie-e
25 cents at Fosliay & Mason.
Is you want anything in tne.
grocery line Parker Bros, is the
place where you will find it.
Sauer kraut and salmon bellies
in qualities to suit, at Mueller &
Garrett's, the leadir g grocers.
Gas given lor painlessextraetion
of teeth. J. C. Littler. Dentist.
Room 13 Tweedale Bio. k.
That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it. Sold by Fosliay
Si Mason.
A f"v heavy winti r overcoats
left which we wiil cloae Jut at 25
p";r cent eliseocnt.
T. L. rt'.w.i..e-KY Co.
Croup, whooping cough and
bronchitis immediately relived by
Shiloh's Cure. For sale by Fusiiay
A Mason.
"(MMlljIlillt--, H'-V
Make or nr l':t '
rs: ',.U-ae romrniV'r,
ill e 'e la ,
'!-.ke a st.irl i:i s. . r.'
'I rcn 1.! !1 -a :o 1
IImc lull ."
it--it
l-'ino eU I'niiit ins;.
The collej'i ni of paintings by
Mr. A. W. Best, on xbibition in
tie; buihiing opp 's t.- Mewatt At
So on First street, were on exhi
bition last eveni ig an ! were idl
ed by a ia.ge number, 'i I eve i
peintings were on exhibiliou at
the Siiokane and Portland expo.-i-
tion and are the. result eif three
years sketching by Mr. Best, and
Ik I. as xime o' the mo-t noted and
pictui'tsque views on tiie Pacific
e-oast, and all our lo'-al artists and
picture e-oiinoisieurs pronounee
them to be the finest e:oilee-tion
ever on exhibition in this city, i le
also has some of ihe famous figure
paintings of Tojetti, the wi 11
known San Fty.ncisco arti?t. This
exhibition is given in order to
allow the public .in opportunity to
judge of h.s woiU, as he is here
for the purpose of opening a cl.irs
iu oil paint ii g. lie- has beiii
teaching a su. ce'ssfn! I.;sh in
Saiem, aud will leach
places.
both
W'orui for Salt-.
Dry fir wool dt'iveretl to .my
jiart of ihe ci:y a. $1) iW per cotd.
Leave orders at the fooi of Feriy
street nt P. W. Spi;;k"s h'.mbei
var 1.
MJIV TO-DAY.
Ilol'Mi- In tills i-itv on .'iatiir.liv a l.vlies
' lumi ):iu i-ontainin:! Kniit: :ini oiiur
nrtit lcs. Ai,,lj to tli.s cllt.v.
AtrASTKI) -Hie iiinIur.-iL-nitl ;s')ts to
imy a irfKxi fresh miieli cw. In.tnirv
at 'lie IVjuit h.'tcl Ht A'bany. .1. A. i;t:iss.
(iood dry I'r wood at .it!. '10 per
cord, a'so grub oak and ash wood
at i l.Uft pe. cord.
Iielivred in ,ttiy p-ti' of the city.
Orders Lit. at the' rem estate cliice
of lliilbutt ic Wi-iisman wiil re
ceive prompt attciititiii.
Pi-: i ru l!ii i v.
Vcomi'iITKnt s;i.u;i! Wi- s'II !q;ST
it-s ri-i to ai-t in tin' crve-u'ity -t t, no
t;r-plier vi h :. la'-vivr nr t-n-it-.-ss imuti lor
pr.-v tire iiiily. N.b:iln!.. A..r;-si '. " care
i.f II KKAI.I ulliV.
CLOSING OUT SALE
AT COST I
I will sell from this date until
sold the stock of groceries and fix
tures pertaining to the grocery and
bakery departments now remain
ing in the store formerly oe:cuiiied
by Messrs. Blackburn t Pironi AT
COST. All parties know ing them
selves indebted to the late firm of
Blackburn & Pironi will please
call and settle the same at once
and avoid cost.
F. M. KLDFIKLD, Assignee.
Albany, Feb. 1, Iti'U.
MONEY TO LOAN -In larri or email
ahmikiIh, from ix muntlM to IUl
imhi on Alliauy, ami l.iliii county tea' t'.-t;.fe.
t all on or H'liirtw W. K. Mi l licr.nui, n.i!
lr.lt' liroki-r, oiositc Uiitw linusc
"VTOll'-' IS IIK'l'-.l'.Y e.IVKS THAT till.
i co p:irtin ri-lii(i ht-ictof.irc o.-ii'ir: Ih
Iwii s-jiith .V Sclnleni ill Alliauy. Oii-jron.
is tiii Hie 11th "l.iy t,l l etiruary, ls'.'l. li
olvnl liy iniitirit conn, nt. A, t-cii-iem n tir
in.' fiinii 8aiil firm. All li'li" 'I n- i'l Hrm
will Ins cillr.-Uil a-il ail lliiratinn l.y
Ii. W. Sinitli. All itis kiinwiiiir th m
fcticn to le iii.l. titcj to Kai I tirm will kiinl.y
ou'i.-e inc liy c:illi.u and I' ,hl'
ei, W. SMI ill.
A, SL.MiKKS.
Aliiisv, Or, Feb. It, ISM,
JtuildlUE and I.iian A.tnoeiatlou.
TIIK AS SUA 1. MKETtXO i tiie Allumy
ISuildit.K & I-oan AsHwUtion will
held in tho Hnk of ;)rcon parlor on Fri
day evening Kcliruaiy atli, ls'.'l: This
n-.eetinj; i for thu pirme of ctectins
ilirctiirii to serve tor the ensuing year, sail
he ir the a in ill re-.nrw of the otKoei
every gtookholiler uliould bo iircJBJit, cither
od i.Hinn or by jirvxy.
for Sale.
To make
Our new spring stock, now arriving.
JiLEGAN X NEW SUITS
Full line of Albany Woolen Milts Oooas ju
iLliiie of chocs m towm
i ;
I
i !
L. E. BUIU, Tiis
.
'u ij 'r, m iff i a
OF ALL
FLYjnXIILOCK.
ALLEN
io esalo and
M?V If 00
8pr-in.gield. Sawmill
A. WIIEELFB, (PKIN(iFIKLP,) PBOI KIETOR.
SPUlXtJFIKLW,
T"Albanv ard and office on Kailroa l,.lctwcen Fourth and Fifil
stivets, A. Wlii tier, Altiany Manager.
Having lumber not excelled in piality, and facilities not eurrasseel
for the pff.nipt ai.d satisfactory tilling of orders, I rcsjH'Ctfiilly solicit a
share of the trad. . . A. WilFLLEK.
FEED -:-
GENERAL PH0DUCE MARKET.
WANTKM SPKCTA LLY- Hay, cats rrrl ifrj. io npl ni'ir.e
; i: tin Or kiu Paciiio Kailroail extension aud riiy iuireaficg home trade
vire I ainl in fttiauliticb to uit the purchasers. Ofll-e.-a for.t of F rry trect
K VI- ROBEimoX.
The City Liquor Store
iV. TtAUJfGAJtT, Proprietor.
fWSext door to th 0ld Fellows' em pie, Altoij, Orrson-M
Keep nstant1y on hand the finest Imported and domestic wines, llq:ors, cigars a t-to'.a-co
Only fim-tlMs liquor store in the city v
SPECIAL AHFUTinil PAID TO ORDERS THE CCUXTSY .
room for
FOR MENANDBOYJ
Leafe CiotMsr,
Si i
POTHERS
vrnniftii'r , .ttitw
KINDS
A 1.15 ANY, OR
. L Mas
$3 SHOE
And other siwcjaities for den
tie nn-n, Lselies. Ltc, are war
rsntei!, n d se st.in ptd on lot
t..m. Ad-b-e-s W. L. iKJI'd
LA, Brockton, Mass. Sold by
L. E. B LAI IV,
ALBANY, ORKdOX.-
STORE
Retail
Grocers
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