Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 10, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORXIXC llKliAlASi TIiri'SDAY, MAT 10, isss , m W Daily and Weekly TEUMS OF SCKSCKIPTION. i daily. I luli'dslie-l everv morn'm" pv,.,.nt Mrndav.li eiivtrral by carrier, ner ivf-t-k 0.15 I'.y mad, er yea , 5 co ; WEEKLY. (Tublishci every l'riday Morning.) "ie couv. tier annum, in ailVaiict. s-? nn - : t paid in advance 2J0 .lornv.s AKOKT Tm. Ice cream at the citv res'au milt. Ice cream every day Frances-! Viiier s. Screen doots aiul windows at i nos. brink's. j H. H. Hewitt returned yestei-1 nay trom a trip to alem. Call at Hyde's market this morn ing tor fresh Columbia river sal mon. The famliar countenance of Charlie Green, of Oakland, is seen on our streets. Miss Marv Montague, of Leban :i, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. i T. L. Wallace. : j A new line of fancv wicker and ..;w,ictar.,l r.t,.iiro h-c l.or ! re. eivea at inos. irinK s. Mrs. Brooks, of The Dalles, daughter of Mrs. K. Pentland. of Sc-o, is visiting tnends in this city. Aenton t Chase have a line assort' i inent of roast coffee, which thev are ' pleased to grinu foi their customers without extra charge. i Rev. J. Braun will hold German ' : o i..i 1.. ,1 . i?rvH7tr? it L u i Mitiw on .uuuay .ii j the college chapel. All are invited ! to attend. : Reports of drouth, blistering sun and withering hot winds are re ported from the grain fields of California. Wire cloth for door and window screens at 24 cents per square foot at C. L. Brush's, at the foot of Lvon street. School Ux in this school distri t is now due and payable. Call at i the' office of the clerk and pay the j same before it becomes delinquent. Do not forget to call at F. M. French's (the corner jewelry store) j when you want a pair of SDectacles j or eyeglasses an 1 have your eyes j tesred. i A choice l-t of Bogue's picnic! hams ju-t received by Kenton & Chase. These hams are very fine, and are guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. "Tony" Noltner.of Portland, has been appinted chief postal in spector for Oregon, to fill the va cancy caused bv the recent death -of Geo. Mason. Burkhart it Keeney sold yester day to Mr. K. 1. Underwood, of lovva. 8 acres near Shedd owned by 1'. H. iihinehart : consideration -50'). Mr. Underwood is a prac tical farmer and has brought several bead of well fed Holstine cattle from his stock farm in Iowa. ?--r. .M:i.-tiuV Wnvrrljr frail i.irin. Dr. G. W. Maston exhibited to t.s last evening a plat of his fruit Mrm, which displays good taste a;'i judgment in its design.- The tract of land is cut up into irom two to eight acre lots, convenient y-r.d comfortable. This has been iohe, first, that purchasers can ;".nd a lot ot the si.e to suit, and, s---'nd. it is the doctor's primarv ..',:...f tn wikll tr irirtii vvlin will i f,;,.'..t.!.r. l : ".in.; i, I. ..it ii...,, ..ill 1 itl LIU .- IV.'- (un.ll HI1..11 J To fruit. I he sou is admirably adapted to fruit culture and will no doubt in tiie near future yield an iibundance of all kinds of fruit. Tin- tract of land is situated within one nine oi tiie cuy umiis. ine surface is modulating, with natural s-.opes and divides, and a most rK-.-drable place for a home. The p at above-mentioned will he placed on file to-day at the court l ouse- and regularly recorded, Several of the real estate firms in Uitt city are aumorizeu to sen insse ots at reasonable figures, or pur- chas rs can apply at once to I r. Maston, who w ill be readv at all times to negotiate. OVEHT. Following i.s the programme, to K given next Saturday evening, May 12th, at the Baptist church by the "V. LV: j !otibIe quartet Anthem. j Prayer. j ruet Misses Hose and (rracei Trumbull. Song Children. Declamation W. T. Wiles Ladies trio Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Trumbull. Male quaitef. Solo Mrs. Lee. Recitation Zeno Richard's. Duet Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Selection Miss P.i idgeford. Soic Miss I'ose Trumbull. Duet Mrs. Lee and Grace Trumbull. The:-Miff Tree" Kev.Truuibull. !uet Mrs. Burkhart and Mrs. Thompson. Song "Think on These Things" Children. Admission, 10 cents. All eordiallv invited. are Kit ii us Miller Waive Exam n ltloii. At the preliminary trial ot'Hecry Miller, for the murder of Elmer Wright, Sunday last, ntar Yuquiua. attorney W. Ii Ililveu, ot Albany. 1 appeared for the defendant, who; v.'aiv d examination and was cvm- I . ute i t' the cu to.iy of' the sher'.ti"! in await The action of the grand i Uity. Yi nag Miner was takm to; t oi v:i'iii yesterday nvM'liiiig. ' The remains of E'iner WrisTl! ! v.-ere taken to Xewport for initial, j 1j icjiiiieil. Iiiii,-.h:vv? I . I.-TJee ! con; ii. liani. iv moiT. v i : h !!-:. w. w;: ivv wan i a t ev, V.:.cc. ALKA.W i;.l2t !" TKIUIL The O-galferioa Effected at the Mieting Las; ITi'ght-The.CoasiitBtioa. Puiemint to the aeti n taken ;t the recent meeting ot citizens for the purpose of organizing a Hoard nf Trailuin tf.Ju ,.ltr i maut. ing was held at the G. A. It. hall last evening. The meeting was well attended hy business men and citizens gen erally, and was called to order by the chairman, Judge J. C. Powell. The first business was the re port of the committee appointed to I urate the constitution and by-laws, which report was read. The ohipet of the nrimni'sit.irvn of nf the Hoard of Trade is set forth in the preamble of the constitution in these woids : "To more effectual ly promote and develop the com mercial and business j lterests of ttie city of Albany and vicinity," which will include judicious adver tising of the city abroad, and the encouragement of immigration and manufacturing interests. The constitution provides that regular meetings of the Board of Trade shall be held on the third Monday of eajh month. The membership fee were fixed at :p".00 each, and the dues at $1.00 each Ir nionth. Any person 21 years oiage, who is engageu in a uiwiui business in the citv or vicinitv can become a member. Dr. G. W. Maston moved that haJ drafted and ..resented the con- stitution and by-law, be adopted, and the question was discussed bv C. F. Wolverton, W. C. Cassell, J. H. Burkhart, the chair man Judge Powell, N. II. Allen. L. K. Plain, V. K. Turrell, .. Vierick, G. W. Maston and others. C.i'j.Wolverton moved to amend, placing the membership fee at $10 instead of $."5, which prevailed. The question of the adoption of the constitution and by-laws was then adopted. G. W. Maston moved that the motion fixing the initia tion tee at $10 be reconsidered. Af ter a "Pinted debate the vote was reconsidered, and on motion of N H, Allen the fee was placed at $5. L. Vierick moved that a commit tee of three be appointed on mem bership. V. (J. Cassell thought the mat ter ought to be left to the old com mittee. The motion was withdrawn and the committee already ap pointed was constituted a commit tee to solicit membership, to re port at a future meeting, the time of such meeting tj be fixed by the committee. On motion the meeting ad journed. Tll HKCI IiUI lt:.TLY. She is Successfully Raised and Taken to Portland for Eepairs. The steairer N. S. Rently was towed down the river and taken to I'aquet's boat yard at East Portland. The hull ha3 been repaired, and the vessel is in lair oder. The machin ery of the Beutiy is ac the Pacific dock while her boilers are at Pauuet's yard. It is expected that the ma ciiiutry will be replaced in a few days, and then the Oregon Pacific will put the Beutiy on the upper river agaiu. it will be remembered tiiat last, winter the Rently ran on a snag in the Upper Willamette, which tore a, hole in her sixty feet long. This resulted in sinking the Rently. It was only ater a great deal o! trouble th.t the vessel waa raised. The machir.erv was taken out, and i now the vessel follows ic. It will not be long now ere the Ben'tlv wiil be t. lowing the waters of the Willamette. TMK K1V IIOTKL. nn; x v,a -r;h k ai Openin? of the Hotel Built by j Cunningham for Mrs. Murray. t'X Last evening the new hotel just j completed by Alex. Cunningham on j First street below Lyon, which has j been leased to Mrs. Murray was I opened with a social party. A lare numoer were present, ana the oe- ... i j casion wa3 an j elegant supper enjoyable one. An wus served by M rs. Murray, who tor many years was proprietor of the Exchange Hotel. and has gained a deserved popularity. The building is a two story struct ure and is well arranged, and is a j real ornament to tiiat part of the i street. It is needless to add that in the management of the hotel Mrs. Mur ray will he assisted by her sou James Murray, wfco has the reputation ot being one of the moot genial hotel men hi the country. i 5 ) Rix Strawberries. ! This office is in receipt f a fine i box of strawberries from Wallace ! &, Thompson, which are undoubtiy the largest, anu nuest ev r shipped to Aibauv. They received 500 large boxes frm Southern Oregou. They ate gefcuiue whoppers, meas uring nearly a foot around the waist and are so big that a very few of them will till a bucket. gallon Contract Let The May term of the county court convened yesterday. The contract for constructing the rock road across Beaver creek Jesse South for $4!T. stood as lows : was let to The bids II. M. Stone, ifo-t-") ; Johnson White, -t-l'-'o : F. M. Smith, $tio0;i .Jesse M. Smith. if4J M. Kilan.i;! .4!K; A. I . Monser. Gi'D; C. L i ......o i i' i i kreurer, sHi'K). which was changed to $040. Mr.' Smith's contract em- i braces some e:::ra work. ! rata! 1 oiiceiilraleil I.re. L'-vear-old ciiild of John K-r- riimer drank a concentrated iy noon, with hie suiail quantity of e yesterday aftcr li its mother wa t-I!g:.l d in wiishim 1 !;e : and ink. Ir all jjossi eivil, S(it pe wc--:".- rvt : v. ton was called, assis';o;.-i' . ,,s i-it niji. !!:: b!, ! ! 1 i. ice o tiiiiiiii". STATE JJWiTt'HK!. The "favorite" of Astorii Toncte a Sand- 3:u- at Yaqulna, Bat Floats Off Safely. Special to the Hkrai.ii. j '.'.H iNA City, May !) A vessel supposed to be the small steamer "Favorite," of Astoria, bound for Siuslaw, is oinside toe bar blowing i a whistle ot distress. .Mie is sup posed to be on the North reef. Latkr. The steamer "Favorite,'' from Astoria, ran on a sand bank this morning, and floated off on the tide. She is now lying at Newport ali safe. THE W. C. T. V. CONVENTION. EffiKXK City, May 9. The state association of tiie W. C. T. U. will close the exercises with an address by Kev. Alford C. Kummer. The time thus far has been largely taken up with reports from sub organizations. Mrs. A. K. Kiggs last evening delivered an earnest address, which was attentively listened to. ot AsTTr'siioi ii ir. Some Hatters in the City Council Chamber Which Need Attention. At almost any meeting of the city council is presented a scene which would set an average stranger vigorously thinking. The deliberations of the city fathers are always of sufficient importance to cause the presence of a few citizens, who perhaps have an especial interest in some particular measure before the council, but aside from the seats at the table for the use of the members there are scarcely any accommodations for outsiders, not even a table for the scribblers of the press. At the last meeting two newspa per reporters were industriously writing down the deliberations ol the alderman, one using the stove for a table, and the other on a pile of papers across his knee. The city surveyor was propped up in corner without a chair,, standing alternately uoon one foot then an other, in order not to become en tirely exhausted before' he could make his report in the latter part of the evening and escape, while two or three outsiders were seated on the window sill, where they sat on the ragged edge of dispair until they grew too tired to sit any long er and went home. These scenes have been repeated at successive meetings of the council, until it is now time that the evil be remedied. The council ,v l l chamber ought to be enlarged, or a , - ---- seats and a table or two for the use j of the dear public. j npvi oiitt nrnnirtMl. anil a low moro SALMON 1.4 M il lUFKOVIXi, The take of salmon down the Col umbia is reported to be improving a little, especially near the mouth of the river, wh'.-re the catch is, as a cauneryman says, from three to seven or ten per boat. The price paid for fish is Si. and SI 25 to men who ow n their own outrit, and fisher men are making S3 o0 to 4 per day, and as soon as the fi h begin to run in earnest they will probably make 37 to S10. Cannery men complain that large numbers of boats and nets are lviu. I i(U for waut of men. It is said thai owing to circulars sent out by the Fishermen's Union, but few fisher men have come up from California this season, and in consequence there are not fishermen enough to man half tiie boats on the river. Another man says that there are boats enough to catch all the fish, ami what is the use of bringin;- a lot oi Dagoes here to hint boarding houses and divide the profits of the fishery with people who are citizens of the state. There are diverse opinions on most subjects, but there are subjects about which one can find so many different ideas as about the the fish eries on the Columbia. KKriltLHl.V SPKAKI.X;. It is announced that Hon. J. D. Lee will address the citizens of the following places at the following times, on the political issues of the 1av: Brownsville, Wednesday, Mav 16. at 7:30 i m. Lebanon, Thursday, May 17, at 7:30 p. m. Scio. Friday, May 18, at 7:30 p.m. CurvalliH City Electlwn. The city election at Corvallis on Tuesday rusulted as follows: Total number of votes cast 2S2. For Mayor Dr. J. R Lee, 254. For Marshal James Dunn, 149; A R. Pygall, 130 For Treasurer Johnson M. Por ter. 159; John Lineer. 104. For Record 3r Way man St. Clair, i 231; M. L. Pipes. 41. For Alderman, 1st ward--J. 0. Wilson, 85; no opposition. Por AUlerman, 2nd ward B. R. Job, 77; Andrew Kmrick, 14. For alderman, 3rd warc-Bry-on, S3; no opposition. -J. R. Xcw C. Agricultural Implement Honse II. Dood & Co.. of Portland. have opened an agricultural im plement lions' in the old St. Charles hotel, placing Mr. E. Thrall in charge of the same, and ii- p -, . ...7 win in a tew tmv nave things ar-i i 'ang'-u wun a iuu line ot goods and j ,je prepared to compete for the season's trade. Samples are 1- .- - .1 . I r ii,- . . - ready in position tiT. Z 7" ' T1,c lPi.v. ''V'" miss the water nil the well runs dry. 1 If vcu want a well dusr eidl on E. B. Ii:1vidson He does proiujit work at a rcainalile price. ! al liiis office, Or.lv can he left I'olitical Speaking. Lish Ar.iilegate. the Hon. well known w ir iuuse Ol the ren'lbii - can party. Will address tin- Vntii- oi Aibanv atm viciidtv on Tuesday '. ; . , 'eau :.l Harrisblirg on Mondav, Mav 1'2. LI " . . 1. II -ii . ;ir our eigai .'5 ore. fine iuoii -. 1 ;;url Key ;, 'S'.l lo ; one door ' oalilligal-i cast ol' black lsiaii's drug .--t-. to mu :a roa uvusovsHiir. M:j"r HeaJi-rshott Ac;ept3 a Challenge from an Idaho Man me Contest. It is very likely that there will be ! a great drumming contest m Port-1 iauii at au arly date not a contest ; over how much goods cati be sold by ; men on the road, but drummiug on j drum he ids. If the match comes i 4ttf it will be between .Major It. 11. Heudershott, "the diumnier boy ot j the Rappahannock'' and George Eils lon, ot Bi-Ileview, Ilalio. Ti.e drum- i u er boy of the Kappahanock is now j a large aim ramer o'u uoy, out ma hand lias not lost its cunning, and he is abie to-day, as he was twenty-live years ago, to arouse among soldiers iheir lightning spirit with the rod of the drum. In 1807, at Crosby's opera house, in Chicago, he won the ohampiousliip of the United States as a drummer in a contest with Win, jNJovins ami thirteen others, and has held it ever 3inee. In late years he has received and accepted several chailengesjto take from him that distinction, but the would-be-champions failed to come to time. Elston, however, seems to be in earnest, and his friends at Bellevue are very anxious to have him meet Hendershott. He h is sent a challenge and Hendershott has ac cepted, '''he latter will insist that the contest be held in Portland, and thinks the next Fourth of July would be a good time and the regimental armory a good place lor Inditing it. Major Hendershott after traveling all over the United State has come, to the conclusion that Oregon suits h m better than any other state. He has bought a fruit farm near Ash land and will become a Webfoot As he remarked to an Oregunian re porter: 'There will be one solid republican vote added to Oregon's population." Oregonian. !a!!i of Mrs. Lawi-rciice. Mrs. Nellie Lawerence, of Baker City, daughter of Mrs. Col. Van Cleve, of Yaquina died last Friday, at her home at the former place. She was well kuovvn in this city. i:stu:t n:vno.. Firsf-chiss irood atV. F. Head's and lowest prices Fresh Vegetables every niornin ... t jvenicn cnase s. i A new lot 'f Prize Baking Powder at Browned & Stanard's A line line of imported cigars re' ceived at Browned A: Stanard's A e'"Mce lot of uncanvasscd eastern ha; a Wallace .V Thompson's. Tea -II the way from 25 to 75 cents per ..und at Browned cc Stanard's. VILi'lll ;l ill ll i . iinu -i iiive .ruu- . .. (lt-:1, ,-...., lt. n..lsl.v i. , .-. Thompson fc Overman are always ady to repair your harness on short rotiee. Our cash system of business en ables us to buy and sell goods at very lo v prices. " Kenton & Chase That exquisite line of satins in our show window will be ran close this week. Have no excuse for not get ting in on them. Monticth it ?eitei bach. Don't fail to see the tripods at Fort miller it Co. They are the latest thing out in novelty furniture Just received, the celebrated Es tonia Key West cigar, the finest Key We-t cigar in the market at M Uaumivart's cigar store. Trv the Acme CollVc sold ut Kenton it Chae when you want a choice ar ticle. The place to buv wall paper is where you can get it trimmed, with out extra charge. Fortmiller lie Co. do this. Go to Fortmiller it Co.'s for furni- I iure reviver and clean up your old ! furniture, then buy a Smyrna rug to beautify ycur home. i P0R SALE AT A BARGAIN. Wm. Simpson offers for saie at I one-half their original cost, the 1 following described store iixtuies: i store desk. 1 letter press. 2 counter scales. ! 2 platform scales. j 1 set store lamps. I 1 MeNeal & Urban safe, weighs 1 4S00, burglar vault and lire proof. i luceai ix uroau saie; nre proof; weigbl. 2800. Sacred Concert. An octet of select voices are drilling this weeek to be ready to present next Monday evening some of the choicest church music writ ten. The services of Rev. Geo. H. Lee, of Corvallis, have been se cured to assist the regular organ ist in displaying the beauties of the new organ. ' The concert will con sist of solos, duets, quartettes and octets, and will be given in the Presbyterian church. A moder ate entrance fee will be charged. Alleullou, Sir Kulithls. The members of Temple Com mandry No. 3 are hereby notified j to report at their asylum at 7:30j o.clock on Thursday evening, the i 10 inst, for the purpose of attend-) ing divine service at the M. E. j church in a body.: Bv order of the I Eminent Commanderi Geo. E. Cmamerlaix. liecorder. Post iDNpeeliou. Attention, Comrades! A special meeting of Mcl'herson Post will be held on Friday evening, May 11th. for the purpose of inspection. In spector II, Fry will be present to inspect the Post. S. W. REESE. B. F. Tabi.er, Commander. Adjutant. liiven Awaj. W. F. Bead proposes to give away a fine gold watch with Ins gold and silver prize shirt, the very best fitting and best made white shirt in the i market. The price is as low or lower; than any equally as good shirt in the market. ' Ciijr taxes. ill ..... ' .,. ..p ,i, ,.;,- ,.f aii.,.,,,. i j. ... rT!,a' ic iii-eKHY : THAT Tit i i.t,- nr....nn fur the vear of i.ss.s. has I been niacc! in my li'iud" for '.-o;lc'-t:on, and rumaiii s ) for thirty ilavs from this ibl e and ivetipr. I lull III M j:cil i " ....... i i. .: I ; r'..-su.-h in ; U rhc jIth-c .a tiie citv -.i.-fii-iii r. All fixes rcniiini: nnfaid ..i thc-i x;r:i;i..ii I of slurry . ays o. i . I he rc-urned as .!e!i:iunc- t. j -.Cter vli!.-:i iaue costs and exi-.-n-ei i. r . i.; 4 li.-tiii.' s:i-, .t..l:,iiiiici.t taxes w:!! iic- :.!.!. i. j .,itu,l :.z Aloaio, Or., 'Mis -'.-:, ,iiiv of .-u-il, -.s.-s. ' ISA Vi: 1IAVS. Citi Murshni. kakk (U.t.n: re it skoiticks. Mr. A. B. Mcllwain, who has frequently agreeably surprised his customers by Ins custom of cut ting prices to the lowest margin, is now making the best oiler yet given. To begin with is his GREAT SALE OF CARPETS. For 30 days he will discount ?11 sales of carpets 20 per cent. His stock is large and embraces the best patterns of all kinds of carpets. He also offers Standard white shirts, with all linen bosoms, for 7o cents. In His stock of boots and shoes is newly received from Eastern fac tories and is complete. THE LADIES WILL HE PLEASED To know that his line of spring dress goods is one of the best yet I opened. His patterns are new and fashionable. A call will prove the truth of this assertion. I'roliibiliou Committee Call. Albany, May 1, 1888. A meeting of the Linn county central committee of the prohibi tion party is called to meet at Al bany on May 11, at 1 o'clock. Business of importance is to be transacted. Jas. E. Knox, Chairman. Who Is Your Best Fnnl? Your stomach of course. Why? Be cause if it is out of order you are one of the most miserable creatures living Give it a fair, honorable chance and see if it is not the best friend you have in the end. Don't, smoke in the morn ing. Don't drink in the morning. II you must smoke aim (Inuk wait uiuil your stomach is through with break fast. You can drink more and smo'ce more in the evening and it will Ic-'rm you less. II your loou lermeutsanaaoes not digest riL'ht. If you :ire ticubled with heartburn, dizziness of the head, fuming up of the food after eating, Billiusness, Indigestion, or any otfer trouble, of the stomach, you had best use Green's Aii'just Flower, as no per son can use. it withou immediate re lief. aliloriiia 'at-lt- arc. The only guaranteed cure for eat arrh, cold in the. head, hay fever, rose cold, catarrhal deafness and sore -ye. Restore the mjiisc of taste and un- pleasant breath, resulting fiom ea- I I I. I.-... t ,. ... .. ' lai i u. ru ituu iM-.ia.uit n ui;. Follow directions and a cure is war ranted, all druggists. Send for a circular to ABIKTINE MEiMCAL COMPANY. Oroville Cal. Six months treatment for $W, sent by mail for 1.10. For sale bs Foshav it Mason, For the choicest crackers, ginger snaps and ginger nuts, eocoanut tally, fruit and raisin biscuit, eocoanut jum ble, lemon bars and snaps, honey cake, exi ra soda biscuits. Monitors and all kinds of choice crackers go and ex amine Wallace it Thompson's fresh stock. They have all the delicacies the market affords. UlStNUSS li:OIEKTY. InrliMllns the Old St. Charles Hotel Krirk Builliiiv Kir., lo be Soltl at iaclion. The property described in t lie fol lowing sale of real property includes the old St. Charles hot-!, the b.-iek building occupied by (.'. H. Spencer, j fair grounds unjoining Albany, ard other desirable property, which will be sold at auction on J uric. 2nd. Ailmiai lrami's Sale. NOT1CF IS IIKREBY GIVES THAT TIIE umlcrsijrneil administrator of the co partnership cslalu of Honk & Meyer, Henry Meyer bein deceased, in pursuance of an order and deiree of the county court of Linn countv, Ortjfon, made and intend of record .-1 on the 2nd day of April, ISS, will sell at ; public auctiim to the hitrlitst bidder, at the j court, howse door in binn county, Oregon, on j the 2nd, day of June, 1SS, at the hour of one o'ct ek in the afternoon of said day, the foi- j lim-uiil-doscribed real property beloii;rinLr to I said estate, to-wit: Lo's No. 5, o", 7 ami S. ; in block No. 2, in the city of Albany, in i.inn j countv, Oresfon; al -o 2u feet off t-hu west side of lot No. 1, in block No. 10, in the city j of Albanv, in Linn i-minty, Oregon; also the ' east one-half of lor. No 3, in block 11, in the I city of Albany, in Linn county. Orcjfo!., as j dcseiibed on "the plots mid surveys of said I city: also 1 t No. 7, containing fi.tt? acres, 'r. now li P.5 tat ground lot, surveyed off and plotted hy the Linn County Agricultural As ; s -elation," the same beini a part of the N. j W. quarter of the donation land claim of . !sae Hutchins. in Linn county. Ore'' m. Terms of salecash in hand. John A. Crawtoiio, Administrator ;!ck!nl!cr' .llci'iins. vtotice is nERKiiY givex that the L' annual meeting of the stockholders of he Alhany Farmers' Co. will De held in the company's ollicts in the city of Albany, on tho lf.lh day of May, tsss. lit 1 o'clock r. M. Said meeting will be held tor the purpose of eiectin seven directors to i-erre for the en suing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may regularly come before such meeting. Dated Albany. O-egron, AprU 21, ISSS. O. A. Archibald, M. II. Wimis, Seoretarr. rresiden. loulracior himI ICullde. HEUXDtRSKiN'El) HAVING LO cated in Alhanv solicits patronage from citv mirl com trv. Will eontmel to huild hridyes, hams, and till manner ! of dwelling houses, including Quee.i j Anne, Eatlake and Eli.ahethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans mul i specilicMtions without eluirire. satis faction guaranteed. W. C. CASSEbb Ileal Knlnlc aurt Agency. Baiploymenl i I'artbs having farms for sale of? about 1 GO acres, or those having lar-i ger tracts which they would be will- ing to divide up into SO or 1(0 tracts? j are invited to call at our office, as we j have a few purchasers for that class of farms. We can also furnish parties! wanting help, either male or female, ; with such help as they desireon short j notice. We also have s few situ a- : tions for both male ami female in the! city and c.untry. Call at our ofiice j if von want help or want employment We can get either f..r you. Office i No. O.") First street, adjoining Twee-! dale & Ih'pki F. A. k.nn t!ti store. BURKHART & CO. A iiiagnilicent lot of wall papei in cojiper hack, gilt, and ail new styles, wilh decorative sets to inat'-li. .lust opened at Monlieth A; Seiienliai-h's. T SOU, HI UUl ri.Aix AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. PAPEK I-TAlSiC t r Io:ie on short notice Satisfac- ion guanintoed. Ciiarges reason ;'.! and all work uroiiipilv attend- j d to. ! Srix 'iaveslor a dollar at T. Jones's i VMmn A 1 111 U i For a Few Days We show in our corner "window the finest and richest line of Muslin Underwear ever shown in this city. The e roods, juct o tned, show the latest Eastern Novelties in both Lace and Embroiderv. A more complete line of Ladies', Misses' and Chil dren's Hose you cannot find anywhere. Special se lections in Lisle, Baldrip-an, and silk in all Colors. Ladies' Summer Underwear Gauze, Baldrlggan,. Merino and Silk in profuse variety. "We heat the record in n YOU KZO"W I NO j Ve are selling goods at ' i 1 1 lO Years HOW Because we know where fo buy, we know how to buy, and we kn ow how to sell. OlTlt OOOOS Hver jstrow old and shelf-worn Tk Big Merchants Come to Us i ,v xx'i. l i . wnen they "vant to lump a Ing shipment arjd rais the wind. We are alwaws readv for them, and con- -, , , v v" sequently wre are able to otter bargains which make 11M iWjnlp mf-arp onl tliinl- u;o ova ,..,v, ! x No FeaR AVe shall keep on doing FLi Laces this season. MONTEITH & SEITENBACH. IT prices wliich they will not 1 ' to Come ! IS IT? waiting tor BIG PROFITS in o of That good for years to come. DO SIR WALLACE & THOJl 'fiOHT.