Morning daily herald., May 17, 1888, Image 3

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THE "MORXIXG HE KALI): TIIIIRS DAY, MAY IT, 1SSS
ryrn--n-inT -nrrn"n-rjiT-r TtrTrwr- riTBFnir
HOS. .S. WATTS.
ISOAKU OF TKtBE KStETSV;.
A J-.5Vr t'AXT.lSS,
For a Few Days
a. i His Siwci at the Court E-.-ase I:
-lit ' A
ESKLY
T .riS1 and Frshibitioa Qusicioa,
cf Sba. Laiayetto Lane San Over
07 a I'riun at i.03;Curg.
TEM.MS OF SUKsCRIPTiON.
OAILY.
Fnltfisheil every mornii.v:
Ciiicrcu nv carrier, per weeK
.t.v iiii, i.-r .-ai
I scut at me cf.
i to hear lion.
J.
.Svpt Mm.d.iMaye'-.V t!ie question
(U5 : prohibition in politics, the t.iriif
5 00 1 question ami other political issues
WKKKI.V.
'. I'ublislicd every Friday Morning.)
One copy, i-cr unmmi, in :t .;im-c.:...-2.00
When nut paid in ailMiiiee 'iJQ
ittnivi. AKOIT MOft'.V
cream at tlie citv restau-
Iee
rant.
Ice cream every day at Frances
I'feitler's.
r'-esh strawberries at Wallace &
Tliointsni'.
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Screen doois and windows at I "eu P 1 e
TIiok. Brink's. aging effects ot Cleveland's free-
uaue policy.
Mr. Watts is well known to the
people 01 Linn county as an earri-
A liood sized audience was pre-1 IJosKuruo, May 10 A horrible
hou.st last t.ittiit ; accident occurred at this place as
Watts ot La- t!;e train was pulling out last night.
The tram is he!; eu over hire's
hill from Koseburg by an extra
engine, and Lafayette Lane, Jr.,
has been employed as firemen on
this engine. Last night an en
gineer named Jap Waiie and Miss
Lucy Burnett, daughter of lion. J.
D. Burnetc-, of Oak tirove, Douglas
county, were married. Young
Lane attended the wedding, and
after the wedding drank freely
I with the other attendants. When
An adjourned . citizens' meeting 1 Tie Republicans and Deaiocrata will Bgin
of all persons interested in the j XLeir iionod of Oiatcry Mi-y 21st.
grow th and prosperity and develop-
ment 01 tne general business inter
ests of tl.e city of Albany, will be
held at the (t. A. R. hai!,on Thurs
day, the 17th' inst., at 8 o'clock
ot the day. Dr. watts, like many
other sensible republicans who
favor the prohibition amendment
when it came up as a square issue
shorn of all party consideration,
fails to rind any reason ior drag
ging tha question into politics in a
calculated to weaken its chances 01
success.
On the tariff question Mr. Watts
stands on the i-ide of the farmers of
Oregon. He warmly advocates
the rights of the wool growers of
est advocate of temperance, and
his purpose is not to defeat it but
to keep the liquor question out ol
politics so that it may be voted up
on in a cool deli Iterate manner
wherein rests its only hope of suc
cess. Mr. Watts, handled St. John's
demagogism without question in
an able manner, being thoroughly
conversant with them, and on the
various political issues before the
people he presented thoughts
worthy of reflection by every voter
of the country.
Alt-tar it3:uo..
Corvallis will celebrate the com
ing Fourth of July.
C. C. Cherry returned yesterday
from a trip to Pot Hand.
D. Froman and wife have re
turned from their mountain trip.
Mrs. 0. T. Porter is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Nettie Monteith, in
this city.
The hose team in their run last
night got over a distance of
.'.00 yards in 53 seconds.
A new line of fancy wicker and
upholstered chairs h is just been
received at Thos. Brink's.
Oregon Pacilic officials state that
thfy expect every day to receive
orders to resume work on the road.
Tl. ,. ii i p XT . n. ... .
iiur r. iv. ot. n. Moamor, uib a Communication ir
rint, loaded with Hour at the
Red Crown mills yesterday for
Tacoma.
Yon insure your property, then
why not insure your self airainst
accident in the Travelers'. C. B.
Winn', agent.
The engagement of Bertha
Netigass, of Oorvallis, and Joseph
Greenburg, of .aa Francisco has
been made public.
Ex-Senator Slater and Hon.
John M. Gearir came down from j
P.oseburi; yesterday and passed
over to the Yaquina side.
Capt. Lanning departed yester
day for the Rogue River Valley,
looking up business for the widely
popular Red Crown Mills.
Capt. J. I). Biles, of the 0. R. &
N., was hi the city yesterday look
ing up the matter "of paying the
taxes of the company.
The Wm. M. Hoait left the Ore
gon Pacific wharf yesterday morn
ing with 21 passengers and a cargo
of freight from Albany to Portland.
When you wish something in
th grocery line don't forget to
call on F. L. Kenton, near the
postoffice. He will treat voti well
and sell you good goods at low
prices.
K. B. Davidson was awarded the
contract as the lowest bidder yes
terday tO l.m-f-.Hia A-.i-t.r jn "the
alley of block nine tohe average
depth of ten and opkaif feet. The
old sewer averages live and one
half feet deep.
n Portlaad Which
Sknders tho Willamette Valley.
The
new First National Bank
building in this city will be one of
the finest inisbed buildings in the
state. The work is under the su
pervision of Mr. D. C. Shell, and
A communication of recent date
from Portland, Oregon, to the
Rockford, Illinois, Register, con
tains a sample of the missionary
work that is being done in the
East by some of our Portland
friends. After enumerating the
advantages and extensive business
of Portland, and the wealth of the
Sound country, the communication
sayp :
"There is a large amount of fine
agricultural land "in the Willamette
Valley, but the laziest of farmers
in the United Staies. They do not
even make their own butter and
take no care of their orchards.
Once on a time, they received i 15
a box for appies and since tney
dropped below $5 they have left
them to rot. These people mostly
settled in the valley in 1854. Most
of their farms, which consists of
040 acres, are mortgaged to Port
land bankers, and they are almost
the sole owners of one of the most
fertile valleys of Oregon. Sixty
bushels of wheat per acre is a usual
crop upon it. These bankers are
in no hurry to let these lands get
into other hands and are thus hold
ing back the growth of Portland."
The scribbler wiio furnished the
corre.-.poudence to the Illinois pM,
per is either enliiely ignorant, of
f thrift of the Wil
lamette Valley, with its richness
and inducements to home-seekers,
or he is perhaps a real e.-tate dealer,
who has no land to ell up this
way ami no scruples against lying
about the country.
the time for the train to start north
arrived, the engineer 011 the "help
er" told Laue that he was iu no
condition to work,. to go to bed,
and he would be all right in the
moi ning. This Laue refused to do,
saying he was going to work. The
engineer, however, refused to let
him get on the engine, and the
train started to pull out, leaving
Lane standing on the pialform.
He was determined to go, how
ever, and when the emigrant car
reached the spot where he was
standing, he caught hold of the
piatform railing, attempting to
swing himself onto the car, but
here is where he miscalculated,
and, missing his JJfooting, the mo
mentum rf the moving train pre
cipitated him under the last mov
ing wheels, which past over both
legs, severing them from his body.
Just what his condition is could
not be learned, but his chances for
life were considered veiy slim.
The injured young man is a son
of ex-Congressman Lafayette Lane,
is aDout twenty years ot age and is
considered a very bright young
man. Yet even his biiglilness
does not save him from teaching a
great temperance lesson to the
masses, lie is "a cousin of Dr.
Harry Lane, superintendent of the
asvlum.
m., for the purpose of hearing tho
report of the commit lee on sub
scription,aind of obtaining a sufri
cient number of sub-cribers to the
constitution .and by-laws reported
by the committee and adopted bvj
tne citizens meeting on weanesuay
evening last. All jiersoiis interest
ed are requested to be present and
assist in effecting said object.
By order of committee.
J. C. Powell, Chairman.
i The republican candidates for
j the various oliices in Linn county
j h.ivo accepted the invitation of
j 11. e democrats to join them in
' joint discussion, and the canvass
will begin on May 21st, and con
form to the following list of dates
and places, the hour of speaking at
each place being 1 o'clock r. m. :
UurlnrH Changes.
J. M. Irving has sold to W. II.
McFarland his interest in the stove
and tin store of McFarland &
Irving. Mr. McFarland's ill
health will prevent him from al
tending to the business, and Mr.
Irving will remain in the store for
a short time. Mr. G. W. Smith,
of Lebanon, has leased the brick
building occupied by Will & Statk's
jewehy store, and will put in a
complete stock of hardware, etc.
Messrs. Will & Stark will occupy a
portion of the new brick to be
erected by Messrs. Strahan and
Ashby Pearce. It is likely Mr.
Smith ffill be associated in busi
ness by his brother, who is now in
business in Portland.
Fox Valley
Seio '.
Svrumse
Sliedd
HiilSfy
Ilarrisburir
Brownsyilie. .. .
Crawfordsville. . .
Sweet Home
Waterloo
Lebanon...
Albany
Monday, May 2t
Tuesday, Hay 22
.. Wednesdav, l;.v 23
. . . Thursday, May 24
Fridav, May m2r.
Saturday, Mav 2;i j
Monday, May 2s
Tuesday, Mav
. .Wednesday, May :S0
Tnursday, May :U
Friday, Juue 1
Saturday, June 2
We show in our corner window the finest ar
richest line of Muslin Underwtur evT At wii in tl
city. These goods, jut opened, show the latt.
Eastern Novelti iS in both Lace- and -Embroidery.'
It A It K CHANCE: FOtt SUOITEUS.
MKMOKIAL C8IUTL IU .NO.
some idea of its magnificence c.ui !
I'lifcrlliis-
A sforv comes from East Port-
be obtained from the fact that the ! iauu lu,lut! e ; , ; man UV"
two front carved oak doors cost I l'x" m k? i,:,'f,n,V,wCKe n:ime
200. The bank will be removed i 3 KU"f n uuiwiu new, nas a step-
into the new building in about a
month.
A ;;oc :P pound chinook s-'.hnon
was caiiiiiit yeterday iu the flume
of Zeiss k iloi-Lteoeler's planing
mill, h is not. known whether the
n ciintoeo
dilapitated
ty, or jump
r.ife it was
ibU-
lonely s-dim
st-iirs of t ! st
ilt Oregon C
falls, at a:,v
nd wiil 'T:i''o ti,
iy as those ;-v:i!fh
prosaic V.'eiis 1
cents per t.oum!.
daughter a chad about years ot
age an i nas noon maKii
practice of oaMng her in :i most
siiumei;!! immiu-r. I i order to
provide hinisvif belter uii.ii-the
means of -uiiti!iinri,r ii.e (";'.! imrs
ne n
lih'ia
::. i iVe
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as pes
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hide,
Wh:-it il
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to i
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The 2Cth annual recurrence of
Memorial Day will be observed by
Mcpherson Post No. .", (I. A. R.,
and McPherson J'elief Corjis No.
13, W. li. C. , by appropriate ceremo
nies Wednesday, May 30, 188S, in
which the public are earnestly in
vited to participate.
An invitation is extended to the
clergymen of the different religious
denominations of the city, to the
vaiious Sabbath schools in charge
of superintendents and teachers to
attend and participate, also to the
teachers and pupils of the public
school and college.
All old soldiers are expected to
be present and give their aid and
assistance.
Company F., O. N. G.,have ac
cepted an invitation and will be
present on the occasion.
Donations of flowers for decorat
ive purposes are most earnestly so
licited to be delivered at the L A .
II. Hall the evening before Memo-
W fn J-'
i Hit" liiilf fivprl fur t.liA Fstm.-
blinii to form procession, is at 9 :30
a m. and the start at 10 o'clock
sharp. Procession will form in
front of G. A. R. hall.
The decoration of gi ives at the
cemetery will be bydet ul of mem
bers of the (j. A. li assisted by the
ladies of the W. R. C. and others,
according to arrangements to be
made, due notice of which will be
given.
The memorial sermon on the
at unlay preceding May oil will be
u ! delivered by lie v. ii. P. Webb at
o I the ope .-a house at H v. .if. sharp.
rhe clergy me c.uTt.-sily requested
fo be ptoj-enl. and participate, ami
iiie public is invited to attend.
The Tournauieitl .
The Northwestern Firemen's As
sociation will hold a meeting in
the hall of the Portland Volunteer
Fiiemen's Association. Second and
Oak streets, at 2 p. m. to-day to ar
range details for the tournament
which will be held in that citv on
June 21, 22 and 23. The Portland
firemen expect that nine teams will
participate in the tournament.
They are to come from Seattle, Van
couver, Wal'a Walla, Astoria,
Portland, Salem, Albany, Spokane
Falls and Lebanon.
KCl'lltLlt'AN SI'EtkiNft.
Mr. A. B. Mcllwain, who has
frequently agreeably surprised his
customers by his custom of cut
ting prices to the lowest margin, is
now making the best offer yfel
given. To begin with is his
1 HEAT SALE OP IWKPETS.
For 30 days he will discount ?11
sales of carpets 20 per cent. His
stock is large and embraces tne
best patterns of all kinds of carpets.
He also offers Standard white
shirts, with all linen bosoms, for
75 cents. In
His stock of boots and shoes is
newly received from Eastern fac
tories and is complete.
THE LADIES WILL BE PLEASED
To know that his line of spring
dress goods is one of the best yet
opened. His patterns are new and
fashionable. A call will prove the
truth of this assertion.
A more complete line of Ladies', Misses' and Ch
dren's Hose you cannot find anywhere. .Special.
lectiojis in Lisle, Baldriggan, and silk in all Color
The following prominent s;eak
ers will address the citizens of
Albany and vicinity on the polit-
! ical issues of the dav on the dates
named :
Dr. J . W. Waits Mav 1(5 !
Hen. Geo. H. Williams May 21
Hon. Geo. F. Swift, of Cal .May 2S
The speaking wili be held at" the
court house at 8 p. m.
Mr. Williams will speak at Cor
vallis on Wednesday, May H5, and
Mr. Swift will speak at the same
place on Tuesday, May 21'.
Teacher's t M:ntiiiuliui.
Nofijc is hereiiv given that the
j regular public ouarterly examination
j of teachers for Litm county will be
j held in Albany at the Court house
o'inimenr.ino; at noon on Tuesday
Mav 31st 1SSS.
All teachers desiring examination
will please Iw present at the begin
ning. You will further notice that
t-.e abuve date is maile one day 'ater
than that required by law, for the
reason that Wednesday May 30th is
a leal huliduy. I). V. S. itKin.
Co. School Sunt.
Ladies' Summer Underwear Gauze, Baldrlgg&i.
Merino and Silk in profuse variety.
Who Is Your BeM Fnrnrt?
Your stomach of course. Why? B
caus-e if it is out of order you arc one
of the most miserable creatures living.
Give it a fair, honorable chance and
fee 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. If
you must smoke and drink wait until
your stomach is through with break
fast. You can drink more and smoke
more in the evening unci it will harm
you less, If your foorl ferments and does
not digest right. If you :re ticubfeif
with heartburn, dizziness of the head,
coming up of the food after' eating,
Billiusncv-s. Indigestion, or any other
trouble of the stomach, you had best
use (iieen's August Flower, as no per
son can use it withou immediate relief.
C.-ilii'oritia Cal-lt-Cnrc.
The only guaranteed cure for cat
arrh, cold in the head, hay lever, rose
cold, catarrhal deafness and ?ore yes.
Kcalore the sense of taste and un
pleasant breath, resulting fiom ca
tarrh. Easy and pleasant to .use.
Follow directions and a cure is war
ranted, by all druggists. Send for
a circular" to ABIETINE MElUCAL
COMPANY. OrovilU: Cal. Six months
treatment for 100, sent by mail for
1.10. Eor sale bs Foshyy' & Mason,
to oo v.
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4iv Aiva.v.
w. F. Read proposes to give, away
a fine gold watch with los gold oe!
silver prize shirt, the very iiesl lilting
and best, made white shirt in the
market. The price is as low or lower
than any equally as good shirt in the
ma rket.
BSJKF M.TI..
First-class goods and lowest prices
attt F. Read's
A new lot of Pri.e RaU'uig Powder
at BrowneH & Slanard's j
A tine line of imported cigars reli
c-eive.d at Brownell .': Stanard's j
A choice Wit of uiieaiiv.i.secl eastern
Snr.p.s at Wallace A Tliomp.-oii's.
Tea all i'ne v. av from '-! to 7o cents
per pound
BOOTS
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'i'lionu.ison .'v. r
'i-ady to repair y.iur
!ioli'"e.
l.'o'.i'L fail 'o s'c tho
lanartl .-.
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AVe teat the record in Laces this season.
MONTEITH & SESTEH3AGII.
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for s.300 p
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is seldom
pun-fi
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liver V
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and Iowa the howl ot
is heard for months.
e Posts: 1. 1 ;
a;-o'r:i states, i
y .rai k Frost
i': Minnesota '
the blizzard i
pernio
i'tvas.
G. J.
;amuei
1, '.'.! n von
M. ; l'. F. Morris. Dav Ion,
S.; C. L. Palmer, Laker
G. I. S. The iinmd patri
.ippointed the following uis-
deputy grand patriarchs:
with thft Iio"ii,. RLvr V.-dl.-v th-it I 1'isti ict No. J , James ti'ummir.gs ;
Citv, (I
G. O.
City,
Mr. 'dessick was so impressed ! trict . (l'T
he purchased '.VVM) acres of land
t here, and is now arranging to have
thirty or fort v families from Min-
4.
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s.
T. O. P.arker ; :
T. F. Jtyan ; 5,
Albn Bond ; 7,
!, Phil'MeHchan ;
J. F. Hackeiisio;
W.. II. I'-endv;
Ar.-oie
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to a-.-t,
on .1 .mo 1:
: made by I
i Monteith", wi
j 'iV:u-.eu some
i i-'Orti'in i;i' the
; will erect a re
e ' :!::rv::
.'
o recent I v
lots iu t
city, tition
-iileuee.
t (.;. j
iiio KiMfr:
the e-anu'
s-c.io was j
urran' ec ;
sold ?,Ir. '
:e east e i ti I
v. hich tie
i!":tlif-iy yi or l.'K.ie.
Tlii!' cM;':i-.:"e iiae of
iii'.v v. . w u i!i be. i'
-.eeK . i i ' 1 e eo v.-ih-.
lii-f iu Oi: liielu. Vi!:ij:
Hi ii.
Thos. i!i :ci has
';:;::t a.--:oi"tiisent
i. id coini-i! i:oies.
or i,
!ii o:
lis t ViTiMYca
of Wu.iKr.v
an ele- j
sisiiik-s
nssota setth- on the land, which j N rinler; , 1 . :v. t.mck ;
will be divi.ied into lit! v. seventy- i 10- I,!as ;J-I,a-V lE.AE. Faton ;
tive and 100-aere tracts', and sold ! v- ('- ? 5- "',xt5r;
on the
who tire
from the
the genial climate of Oregon.
u:s r t;ti.
- Wiiekeas, God l.;y his omnis
cience ha- seen Jit to call from earth
awav. our beloved friend and a
faithful scholar of the
E. S. S.,
Fresh Vegetables everi
Keiitcu e; Cli;;.-e's.
norning at
Will sell until all arej
closed out.
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Becau.t
A new invoice of
at Read's.
ihitisli trimmings :
buy,
o-row
;it
Ml
we know when1, o huv. v(- kiit.'.v how 1
we know how to sell, o 1 .7 li ( I ()() OS nev
of Aibai.v. untii the departure of
h r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton, i
i liiclcKlins thr Ul St.
,e arrival of the newcomers. ! M, R. Ki, k ; lo. A. I ). 1 lolman ; ; " -i '7' n"' i
r v,r," .,vh. .n,!(,M;illi, K. Alexander ; 17,.F.Uarnuin : i V. V1" 1 V : ludioa.
, m r T Vill,r "iv. i., Miiere ooii. ov an act in I
the dizzard-srricicen re-ion to i l iw-r liis vil,e !.ovilv.!1(.0- c.ah.d Ult,ir ; rty duS,.r
enial climate ot Oregon. j - lWl. ,Y:.nrin. ! little daughter Nellie, who was i low in-kle of Veal in-
Cliat-Ies Hotel
to e iil al
!
I
linsine t'Uasc.
Reference to ouradverti. ng col
umns will show that the firm of
Kenton & Chase, grocers of this
city, have disolved partnership. Mr.
Chase retires on account of the
continued ill health of his wife.aud
the business will be continued by
Mr.Kenton.Tfiey have ieen a popu
lar firm, and the business under the
management of Mr. Kenton, will
sail no in good hands.
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. K , , I I'lVl'll
trli ' " nisd abide in that none." and better I building occupied by C. II. Spencer, j been ),!ace.l in mv mid- for .Mlle;tioii. . WUn tlieV Want 10 Him) t Dlff Sllipmeat i
101 tne meuieus cacuimoh , . I f.,". .rn.niids i.dioitiing . Albany, a-d 1 willrniiiin so ior inirr.j .i-jrn,,, us.,;. . Ur. 1..7,. J.. . . .1. ...
Salem one week from next sr-at- ! "'f ","u."uxc ! oth.-r desirable "nronertv which will "hirmg wir.en time i win ru-ouc- an.i rccc.iH , LIlr ,uiiu. ne 'C ill v .lis i cau ior llieill.
, the 26th inst. The uvenile ! v l i be sold at-aucfion on June 2nd. . ' V, " "7-TAT th- t ' P.uiftnlU- wi ir n ;1p tn nfrVv .9Wfl,! u-l
.. j i i. i .- i liesoivet . that we. as members: : -f -: -, r' v,v.v ..Ui.itx3 . i.
uu lias wen tiiigascti io iuminii , ' , ,, , ' i,imli.lii.ni', of thirty ilays i;i do vnrurneu at" uuini- uuii., , 1 i ,i i . (.
sic tor the trip. tickets were I . u , a'ter wiiu-n tniio costs huh i;.vi.i"-i;5 i-n , ui iiwoic ouu ., aim in in iv v5 tii c ii-lliii t i
.1 .?. vtorilov of il, It'llUiT OUJ Iiea'llCIL SVUIOaiUV tO t rVI U'lTUr IS HbKtBl l.HM UAl Jlir., Us-MIHf atU "eiliniuum. :
i oil ...ne yiciuay at ine . , . -, ' , - , l 1I1ii.,.-.l administrator of the w I haw! at Alhanv. Or.. thi ZUl ia.v ot Aunl, i
ll.al business houses. and 11 . ' " lmrtn,,.hl,wi.,nf Hnnt .V Mover. Ueiirv isxs. ' isa.v; II A vs. i
About Client.
The price of wheat has been
steadily advancing, and the tone;
f the market is now more hoi
f d thaii at any recent period. A
pool of 70tX buMieis was soul yeo-,
terday at the Farmers' w.ne'nouse j
for io '. eei'is. Lu- i:tt!eo er one- !
fourth of the wheat c:op iias yet
been sold, but it price- continue !o
advance the bulk of the crop is
likily to soon moe.
V, igva:ii s:jppi is at Read's.
The l irejoen's CtM icrKiou.
Ti
j-'leted
to
urdav
ba
mu
jilace
prim:
be' ore night twentv-five had bee
sold. Athe number of passengers '
I is limit: d tho-e holding tickets will '
I be admitted first, hence purchase a
ticket, min, besides avoiding the
rusn at the boat, be sure of an
oppoi tunity oi going. The Iloag
is the las test boat on tie upper
Willamette river, and a ride down
this stream, vith its beautiful
scenery, at this season of the year
wili be a most enjoyable one. I- are
: for the round trip only $1.
timni'rtv tlescrineil ill 1 he loi-
laughter Nellie, who was 1 lowing sale of "real lnopertv includes
by all who knew her. to rest, i the old St. Charle.: hotel, the brick
i'sty Taxrs.
-VfOTICK IS KKSSDY OIVKXT1IAT TIIF.
1 tax rojl of the city f Albany. Linn j
oountv, Uroiron, for the year, of 3SSS, has
old and shelf-worn waiting for g PRQflTv
Tlie Big. Merchants -Come - to Us
nid raiaL
andcon-
ich mai -
aiL
oai iut eoi men oeiov eu oa iLrnter. i i. . i : f
M. (.). liitlXK, oriU-i-ami decree of thu county court of Linn : t
I'wois (Vvnv ciiuatv, Oregon, made and fntertd of recwrtl . nTf rinnn
CommuW iie2i,dda- 'of April, laSS. will sell at fWJ
Committee. a.K.tioi; , lhe hi ,htst WJder. at the Ull 1 1! II UH
court h'i-t ii'ior in l.iim cnunty, Oregon, n
Ufiil rri.e Kiiart. ( the iul .'nv nf Juno iks nt. tin-hour of one
best .while shirt in the market ) 'el ck in the afternoon of snid day, the fob
F. KeadV: and do:. 'I forget Mint -i '"'ii-'iescrilicd real property beloiisrinir to
. , . : n.l i.-i..... ...:.. i ..... "V'a t. it 7 ...! C
:n)s: s In ivi- :iv. :i v :i i:n- uoia -t im-i, v, .......
Citv Jlarshal.
Th
at Vi
ne pi-'
yvnti h
ARCHIE BLACKBURN, Proprietor.
01SI.- ROIROKD KV'II-lh OA Ot.
lti! t:i;
-. 1.11
'Till '
-.viil never mts ti o water
:he weli runs ':."
If veil want a well ti :g enii on K. P,.
D.ividso'i. He docs prompt work at a
reasonable price. Orders can be hii
ul this otiice.
gate if yon ;e.
Ihoinpsoii i:
dealer.-..
1 'locks oast of
tt'nVtrJy Fruit l-'itrni.
"I TO!
. . x-. - ,
said es-:e,. to-wit: !. iSSo.X (5, 7 and S, 11 week. Ik-d .my, me r a.
hi i.K.-b v.. :.. .:. ... t ii...... ;.. I ;,. ' ..hnnrxyl feed for sate at stab c r dc.uereii to
i county, U'euoi-; abo 25 Uxt cfi the west ; anv ynrt Pt tne city,
i stde "t :ot No. 1. in l.l..,:k No. 10. in the ei'v ! f'n Fourth street, two
. . ..!!,,U!, in :.j.n c,.u;it v, On-yon; also the j court hoi: -e.
v. ( 'oiifii has reduced t! e "price of : eat i.e-lalf of In:. No :i. ii- Mock 11, hi the ,
::!! his gosiii.-, i,n ic eoini; of tMe agita- j L"''y vf All an-. ir, Linn nm ty. Oregon, as j
la'ioii i.C T!'.- in; ill" (in-- io'i. j d-jsi-ui.ni m t;..: j-il.'ts a:id surveys of said I
. ' J : also 1 r No. 7, iMtili-.itiiuy 6.67 acres,;
-vn as fair roui.il lot, ni vcved olf and i
;!.rte.i io- ti-.e Lien Ci no: Agricultural As- !
eiat: it. tho vniie I t is- n',. of the V. I
i 'v i;ui''-ii-r i-t :!-. iioiutilon iaid claim of;
F:drb:.nk's tioii! Dust v.i.-ninjr cow- ! ': Lis.n connrv, oresJD.
i ..j in.. s:. K. iv.su ii, hand.
leux .v. C'R-.uuKu, Adivi: istratot. i
ill, : x x w jl. tCi xv. vji x licit
!
i
We shall heep on doing good for jea
:o come.
rn fall and invcsli
;i good sliirt.
Overman the leading
cier al Fa: i.er Ih-.j.
-nOUSALK IN' FIVE OR TEN ACRE
f tr et--- Chas Melzaer. red estate and
-.M.louuenf aav.nt. has ftt his ofTi-e, opiiosite
th'a j:-V House, I'lats cf the Waverly l-'mii, ;
Pann, ie.w for sal- i" ' &ve Kd ten j.
acrrs eai-li. Vrte itnut to purehnea.
t-ict of this valmble yrwer' v l'-uld t-oll at
once, aa it is beintf sold rapidly.
WA LLA CM & TIL OH SONl
FLINN BLOCK.
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