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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNISTG HERALD: THITRSD A V. AUGUST 1(5, 1888 t'C. K.IK. Tl.HK TA5.I.K. XORTH BOUNTX I . erart- Arrivti Cala. expr. (Mf ami 7;.'.-'a!n.Purti'd loUiam Eusene ex 5 1:15 aniUr.Saaiiii " 3t:ipm Pieijjht ! I 7:10ani " S4fpm SOCTU BliUM). I Arrives: t'epartsj Arrives "Cala ex;i E,ise:ie ex Freight 7:45pm I 5pm i Asbl;imi 1). 00;,m 2;20pni i 1- 40pm j Kuueue 2 lupm i 1 :0pn i K'.'ene ti.oOpm No Freight received lor south after 11 of the same day. iLEBAN'OS BKAN'CH. F;u Atba'y Departs I Arrh es. Jfi il.....ll"2.50 p m, Lebanon A". j 1:5 1 8.10 p mj at 1 3f. s.r.u p in p in F'm Lel'n I So 13. J5.00 i in Albany at 5.45 am V) 14 2.'J0 p m '' 2.45 p in OREGON' PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives leparts . '. fl.TSitmjl.OO p m i 5.-jrjiiri!ti.50a in Passenger. . Fi'h" JWI llM-iS AltOll TWWft. Dr. S. A. Smith, of llalsey, was in the city yes.erday. T. J. Ciine is in the city, on in ternal revenue business. J. H. Koontz.of Koontz it Lame, Ilaisey, was in the city yesterday. binding twine at 15 cents perj pound at Knapp, Burrell ek Co.'s. A fine line of go'd hea.led canes and fountain liens at v in v Stark's. Bishop Galloway will dedicate the Bethl church at Spicer on Sun iay, August 2. Wanted, a girl to cook and do reneral housework. Apply at S.L. ' olln store- Miss V ina I'unham, of Hay ("reek, Crook count v, is yisiting relatives near this citv. Patronize home industry and try some oi J. Joseph's Havana tilled 5c. cigars, the first of his own man ufacture. Just received at Knapp, Burrell & Co.'s, a large invoice of bi.din twine, which will be- sold at 15 icflis per pound. Parties desiring fine yellow Crawford peaches should call early at Wallacetlt Thompson's, as they are now in their prime. Who knows when steamboats will sink or burn, railroad trains vviii be wrecked. (Jet an accident policy of Winn in the Travelers, i State baking powder, the best in the market, warranted to give sat isfaction, alio small cheeses, suita ble lor campers, at Parker Bros ros. ?v sold Messrs. Burkharl oc Keen e.-ceruav to j,. . i i'.uss a in. use and lot on Third street, be'ongingi to Geo. V. Hochstedier. Tiy-' price paid for the same was LoT) If. Hnlburt has leased thtf'Woo die livery and feed stable, and i; j-repaied to furnish rigs and teanu Lr to keep horses by the day o; month. His terms will be fount ." reasonable. jSow that work is to be resumes ou the O. P. railroad the future foi Albany is very bright. Call on :urran & Monteith and secure a lot in Hackleman's .'Jd addition. Prices range from $100 to L'50. Terms easy. The recep ion of the new fire; engine on its trial to-dav is onlv i o;i the part of the city, the fire-; men will have thcirreception some- j t;me in the future when No. l'si engine house is completed,. and the engine is housed. MesM.C:awibrd A Littler.artist w ho are taking in the pleasures arid business of a visit to Mt Hood write home that they are having J a splendid time.thoudi Mr. Littler. 'e:ng totally unused to mountain r f 1 climbing was badly used up. l. B. Vunk, in attempting to pass a board up to one of the other carpenters on Foshay & Mason a-d Tweedale & Hopkins new bnckj. in some manner lost con trol ijf it and it descended endwise upon' his toes, causing them to re tire fbr repairs. G. W. Simpson was over to it anker's warehouse yesterday, 1 oking a:ter the management of ti'.at place, which is under his con- t oL Hp rHimrr v-it ninnhtlua fif i o.ts in that section, and savs they! are yielding from 40 to 80 "bushels per a)re. Oats are worth 25 cents ! i:i this market and Mr. Simpson ! was paying the same in Munkers. The drowning of the messenger b)y,J ames Connllv.Tuesdav ev n ins at the foot of A street in Port land, while in bathing, adds an other to the long Hat of sad acci dents of that nature that has oc curred this season. It was purely i -cilfntal, and has accelerated the matter of starting a free bathing bouse in the metropolis, where hb li accidents will be carefully guarded against in the future. A Fine rr Belated Hail. ! lie evening Telegram says : It j Wiil 'jbe an item of news to the pub- ! l c i.'i ieurn that the government , i; my impose a fine upon a railway,' company whenever one of its mail ! trains is behind time. Kvery com- i V-any holding mail contracts is com- ! T'-lied to make out and forward to i the department at Washington a i egul.ir. quarterly report. The tin! is fixed by the head of tha l- art meit which Ins eoiuioi of s; ch contracts, and varies in amount ae- j coi'iing lo tiie length of time tbe: train is overdue, if tin mail is late! at Portland for two or three hour:', I t'.ie coiniiany which carries it may I- I'able to fine of two or three hundred doLars. Kartl tall. The little six-year-old son of Lou Young yesterday evening, fell from the porch roof to the ground. He -was badly bruised but not materi ally hurt and no bones were broken. A remarkable escape considering the distance wllea. A!t IXTEitl-SIJ; Lil SE. A Spr oial Bill to Believe an Oregon Wsraaii j of a Technical Disability. i Washington, Aug. 15. The committee on public lands, at its meeting to-day, authorized Repre sentative Hermann to report favor ably the bill confirming title to .Mary Alice White Ogden of The Dalles land district. While a single woman she pre-empted a tract of land, improved, resided on and cultivated it the full period re quired ly law, and then married. j Immediately thereafter she in:.de J j final proof and payment for the ; i land, and a certificate was issued j to her by the local land officers, j they informing her that having complied with the law, her mar- j riage would not disqualify her to maite proof. The interior depart ment has held her claim for can cellation, on the ground that under the law i he became disqualified as ii tnv-Ani ftfr lv lifir marr-onrf. Air Hermann seeks to relieve her of- the legal disability occasioned In ner marriage through a special land Ml', iavors. which the committee Might? fine reaches in Town. The Orfegonian say3: There is a remarkably fine display of peaches around town of Oreou growth. Asa dealer said yesterday there are more Oiegon peaches this year than in all the years before, and better ones. They come ia quantities from all parts of the state. Some were re ceived yesterday from Milwaukie which for size and color have never i been excelled here, except perhaps by some troni V ancouver Ihere is no trouble in raising peaches Here if proper cultivation is eiven the orch ards. Pears a-e to.itj; in inlirge quantities, farmers bring them in by tlie wagon load in hulk, packed in 1 ........ ..f !... U.. a. .--,. 5 j keep the contents of the wagon from I bounciug around and being bruised, i Thi3 is the best way yet devised for brmsfinu fruit to inaiKet in ouik. for from 1 to 1 h Pears are selling cents per pcund. Vleni t l lie troal. A man who had accumulated some coin in the harvest field, came into the city yesterday and 1 . invested in tangie foot until his j judgment went into abeyance, lie then wandered up to the depot, j exhibiting considerable beliiger ; ance towards the passengers who ' were boarding the evening train, i continuing the same on the street j later in the evening, when he was j given a night's lodging in the cal j aboose. In the morning having ; sobered otT he was sensible enough I to be ashamed, and proiuised to go o the tront to work uponthe rail- ; road if set-at liberty, whibh Mar- ; shal lifes concluded to dokeep - tue promise was fulfilled. j iap-arnu-e or an Ascd Wamtiu, ; Mrs. Susan A. Done, wife of F. . Done, of Pilot Rock. Oreeonj has never been beard of since hr mind became deranged and van iWd ftwuv frniM ii-kma 'Tri- 1Q v-m K'.HI .AWB-U UVIIIU V M II F.very effort has been made by her husband to trace her whereabouts, but without avail. She is fifty years old, five feet five inches tall, quite gray-haired, stout built, weight loo pounds. r Value. A report has reached this city, that some Portland parties had commenced work upon one of the claims held by the Albany com pany in the Santiam mining region. The fact that such a report gets into circulation indicates that tbf.ru is great faith in ttie mines in that "locality. The Albany company have no fears of the outcome, as they have made perfectly legal location. Bold Theft. A Chinaman the other day walked around where the carpen ters are at work on Mr. Race's hotel and boldly picking up a step ladder walked off with it. No one interfered, as it was supposed he had borrowed it ot Mr. Race, but its nor- ippearance when wanted led to inquiry, and developed the fact that it was a piece of bold p?tty thievery. Dam.-tse lr a Slrni. Asotin Sentinel : During the storm last week a fence on the farm of Mr. Bieckenridge, near Lake, was struck by lightning, set ting it on hre and burning a por tion of it, Eleven pigs belonging to Sam Sullivan were drowned by the rushing waters. About twenty five, chickens on the ranch ot John Sargent were also swept away. tarirs Appointed. Thf lo!ioviiig notaries public) nave oeen appomteil by iovernor l'ennoyer: V. A. Seliooliug, Hac risburg; tieo. W. Bingham and. H. 'V. Cotfh. Salem; E. W. Bing ham, 'Theodore Wxgaut and W. M. Cake, Portland. n-.-dy, of San Franei p )inte-i co!uiiiissio:ui i.ttoi. Hi-r You e:.Ji g--t nice beef for .". t oi;i per F. Ken was iip ( he'jron. tor fresh poun oilinc: at M. 1 lydo's market, also i cheap for cash. 1" Uivi lii STEW A R ! !1 1 1 S T 1 1. E B j of the ! ! Irwi Se-Appoiated as Steward Iia9 Aijlam. Salkm, Aug. 15. The vexed question of trie stewardship of tlie j insane asylum was to-day settled j by the re-appointment of W. J.I Irwin, former steward, who re- OlllVM I 111 J "l . 1 1 IU'1 i - V - owing to the fact that he was the bone of contention between Gov. l'ennoyer and Supt. Lane. Since then two stewards have been ap pointed and have failed to give satisfaction. Irwin is a republi can. It is understood that the governor has no objection now to the appointment. ' More Pt'dugniK-s. i Yesterday morning another j batch of teachers went down on the belated morning train. I hey were provided by the Board of Trade with a bountiful supply of the fruit of the Willamette Valley, to stiow them wuat oeautitul pro ductions can be grown here. As on the former occasion the fruit was put on the train to be partaken of at leisure. Prof. McElroy was on board, coming bick on the noon train, and reported a well pleased crowd, who adopted res olutions expressive of their ap preciation of the action of the Board of Trade, and of the hand some appearance of Albany. The party included teachers from Mas sachusetts, Illinois, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. Still to Ibe Front. G. W. Simpson, who has been offering great bargains to the peo ple of Linn county, is determined to continue his offers of first-class goods at way down prices. He has now bought and added to his store the stock of clothing, gents furnishing goods, boots, shoes, etc., of C. B. Holand & Co., which he proposes to still sell out at cost. His place of business has become the synonym for big bargains, and with this additional stock custom ers will find a complete line of gen eral merchandise to select from. It is needless to say that these bargains are something that the public are not slow in availing themselves of. Look out for his adv. in these columns. Kid-, Kerciveil. Sealed Mds will be received by Albany Fire Company, No. 1, for repairing and furnishing the lower room of No. l's engine house. Bids can be left with C. G. Burkhart at Burkhart & Keeney's office where plans and specifications can be seen. The company reserve the risiht to reject any and all bids. "u s w"1 ,,e VPeneu ai ' 1 urda-v Au' f, , . BhIs will be opened at t v. m. bat RKHART, W.M. KlClIAKDS, A. K. IvirvrciiiM, Conm'iittee. . To the 'ity onn-i". Tire, members of the common council of the city of Albany are requested to meet at the council room at p. m., to-day, to witness the test of the new tire engine, and receive the same. By order t f J, L. Cowax, p'iWj or. FlreBteB Atteatiaa ! The members of Albany Fire Department are requested to meet at No. 2's engine house, at 1 p. m. to-day, to test the new fire engine, preparatory to its reception by the city. By order of ' J. Wkbber, '" Chief Engineer. Bet Taken. fy"The $1000 bet .in the hands of 1 1 . Curran A Monteitn that Harrison and Morton will be elected has been met by a deposit of an equal amount in the hands of C. G. Burkhart that Cleveland . and Thurman will be successful. At the Frofcl. Twenty car loads of iron were t iken out to the front yesterday on the Oregon Pacific railroad, ?nd active work is beinsr put in. A l,uwit Sociable. Will be given by the vineyard Laborers on Friday, the 17th, at the residence of Dr. J. L. Hill. Lunch will be served free, with ice cream and lemonade extra. Pro ceeds for the benefit of the Baptist ' church. A cordial invitation is j extended to all. i JIMTIOl tllV ITEMS. The hum of several eteam ! threshers can be heard. Mrs. V. Krats, of Portland spent several days of last week in town. A few days ago the house of Win. Hamilton, of Lake creek, with all its contents, was totally destroyed by lire. Junction can boast of a real, live, energetic newspaper, known as fie Junction City Pilot, with J. M. McCullum as editor. As far as has been heard from wheat and oats are yielding well, and from present indications for price many of the farmers in this vicinity will come out on top. A shocking and horrible acci dent occurred here on the evening of the 11th. An old gentleman bv the name of Cooper McKee was running a binder for J. J. Eaton in a fieid near town, and as he be ar to unhitch the horses to take out for the night. One nf thu horses i-ecanu; frightened and! jumped forward, knocking him in! some way under the binder. Thev ' run some distance, dragging him ! and bruising him terribly. !! i lay in the field until about 1 1 j o'clock at niirht, when he was round and took to hi i lynie, hut vr;is hc.it so bad that on he died. He leaves a w Sunday i'e Mel seera; children. Ihey svmpatiiv ot tiie entire it v. bare li;e COUiUitoi- icuieu .;...! it CO-t Deep !o.i J'i-liins: rx.rar-.ion. ; The steamer "Mi.-ehlet is prepared to take t:irt:e out to sva from New- port fi.-hing.und will nuike frequent trips when the weather is pleasant. Parties nesiri:: to -" on sonic- par ticular day will piase send notice j ahead. 1 icXets i incuoini: ; Wi-iant.i iei, New-! meals. Address . master of steamer M. port. Kaiirvatl tabmer Wanlrd. One hundred men wanted engage in rock work, and teamsters on the Oregon Pac 1 he railroad. Applv U he'adqiu;rt ets at the end of the trace. A. Brink. McLaughlin, .Practical Tailoring Summer and fall suits, mm! mints in any style a special it V- l.'ie-UUiiir ami repairinLr promptly atut.ded !.. Main street, AH 'any. t"o!i. An AI-o1uie l uir. The Oriofinal Aliietiue Oil, I iciit is onlv put ut in iar iv,t.()i!r;ce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure lor old . sores, burns, wounils, ctiaHict jiaiulM ana an smii crupuons. in po-uixeiy cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the Ul lijuiai . ciei:ne wiinuiuni. ooia ny Foshav & Mason it :l) vents per box- by mail SO cents. .fd lrie Shirt. The best white shirt in tiie market at W. F. Head's; and don't forsret that he proposes to Lrive away a tine :roId watch with tin :n (.'all and iuvesti gate if you need a good shirt. Uaarding toimty four. "VTOTICE IS HER Eli V GIVEN TH VT AT XN tlie next rt'.srular terni of tile count commissinnerR court cf l.inii ccusity, Oregon, to be held at the court house in ".he citv of Albany, on Wedmwlay, the 5fh il.y f se;- teiiiber, lsSS. Stilled bids v. ii! ! rt;c-iv.;il I for boarilin, loilinur and v.v.s!ii' for the county poor for the iiisiuni; ear. Ail bids must be filed with trie enc on n" lu-fnre I o'clock P. M., o the above ii.ciitifiiiid dav. The court reserves tb-: rihi to njeet an, and. all bids. Dune b1 order of the court ties th day of August, iSsa. E. E. MO.N I aUI'E. Count r O'erk. II .1 M.vrii..Kx Pr,., s S. Farrar, Vice Pres. C P. Motrks, Tre; s. Oregon Land Ooipacy. "Organized for the purj osc ! bu ing and seliingreal estate, aitvertisisiir the Willamette vailev in all of the iead'm- newspapers or the United Stales, e:u- ploving eastern audits to tlir-ct home seekers to the Willamette v!ko, and home agents in all the prim-ma! towns of Marion. Polk, Linn Kenton. Clackamas and Yamhill .innties lo aid in locating immigrants. Cook t: Mintuoi'.n. J'.aiiagers. ;TFor particulars call at the Albany olli.-e in the Tate building, one door west of Stew.'.rt iV. Sox. Hoosox it I)i w-xsox. Managers ACilVE h.SEKt.hTIC "11-AXTED AX I V man to ivpi renrtscnt us as -ules aMit ir. ibis city. Aloie-H. Wan .mai.er C'iwn, Ph:lak!tui. The itrKt rtla I ;iothin house in America. . KM ACRES OK fl.AXD -slTl ATKIi: 1-2 miles e:ist of Alboiv.ri. ur the Oregon I'acilic nilroad, ;;; aces in -ii:t'.'.utiu, :un! contains su!li -ient wafer an 1 riiaVr or -t-n- era use. Wou'.il make jour u'.'o-i t-irms Price, S?l2,0i.M). with terms to : iiit o:ii-.;iias.:r Furparticuiars apply to J. J. L irtis. I ........ I - Sreat Engiisli Remedy,! Trade Vmrk. Murray's Specific A miai;mt ! curt i"r-r all nervous dis-ass. such as Weak Menioty, Loss of Brain Power, Hysteria, Headarhe Pain in the Rick, Nervous Pi-osfatioii, Wakefulness, B..-.r.T,L- ix-ucorrnoBa, en versa! i.,asi i ,oreTakm'tude, Semi.il Weakness, I m-i otency) and jjencral lo-s cf power o Ii i (Jecra. e Organs in eiibei tt. -caused 1 y i indi-jorc inn or ovor-exertion, and which ul- j ornately lead to Premature Trade Mark. old Ajje, lnsanitv and Con sumption. nSM a box or six , :iox& forSo.00. Sent bv inaii 1 on receipt of price. Full par- BSf 1 cicinars in pamphlet sent Iree to every applicant. r i.iiuranir- iif s Vm53V I to cure any case, ror cerc jo.!") order received we sendi v boxes, with a written. ftBrTa kinjr. ruarantee to refund the moner if ourSpPCifle does not effect a cure. Ail'iross .'.It i:o'ni:i,ii- ! mentions to the tiole Maiiuiouluiera, 'Ihe i Murray Medicine Co.. Kansa-i.fiC'itv. Mo. ! JtSTSolU in Albany by FoHhay t'oabay A Mason, sol agents I Oregon State Fair! THE Annual state fair w ill he held on the fair grounds near Salem, ecmineiuiici onthc 17 OF SEPTEMBER And continuing one week. Cash premiums to the amount of $15,000 i Will be awarded for Agricultural, mechanical and stock exhib its, works of art and fancy work and for tri als of speed. The premium offered nave been increased in many cases.aud new classes have been add ed. No cntrv fee charged in divisions J, K, I. and t, A magnificent field of horses entered, and there wiil be splendid contests of runnitig-and trotting; each day. The different transportation conmaniea will make liberal r. du'jti6n! in fares and freights. Special attention is clled to the Aremiunis offered for county exhibits of grains, grrasses and fruits. j Kntries will be received in the set-rotary's ' . tlii-e in Salem, be-.-inniiii; six days beiore the j lair, and on the fair ground from Fri.iay le- i fore the fair. Persons desiring to exiiir.it in i divisions J, K, , P and t are requeste I to j make their entries on Friday and Saturday before the fair, if possible, A. 11 entries cloee j on Moiid.iy, Septembt r 17th, at 7::'.i p. m. j PRICES OF ADMISSION Coupon ticket ior men (six days) $j 5 ! Coupon li kit for women (sixdajsi I '.) I Day ticket for men .V) ' l)av tick' t for women 3 , Ticket- -.t the jrand stand at, race tra k for m.-Jrs ovtr Vi years ijadics To the u'land stand free. Tbo.-e ,le.;'-iiaf to nar--baso booths will !;'. t.i the t:retary. H s, ml -o me se -rctar.- at m tr 1 rciiiii'.m ! i:t. .1. T. oKKi.i'.;. SecrrtMi Kenton cil. y..s p WKIMJi'i? A.N.NOl'XCKS TO tils f J 1 v.? ronp tn : fr;..!- o iit bt- v3'i ?e iouisl oti I . -ii street, e'w. :'n E;'iii Co. i ;n 1 J-:it ,-fr' i. hi- new r-nnn in Kc sliav - Mas mi bric k are rtas,i Fresh butter at Kenton's. KKIKl Mt;T!t. French ker.s railroad time. Aiu '.v invoK-o of .CritUi! trim tilings at Read-.-. Fin-.-:!! cherry fcour.tv at M. 2furt's. lee err-mi Pien'er s. A -:ei.:; t.. av at France? el for ev.-ry !-'.o:;;?r at i Vic ecu X Siaiiar.C: n.tt' ami ei; eitii iV Si.-Hei.i):e.-; AeeiJ,- iiisiir; i rart ''' f!lrkart Kt--!"-' rave v'ur oria-rs u: m,v ,!,Vi Stanard'i f.r elioiee i'l-n ics. A lii.e line of iiuportvd cigars ceiv.'i at lii-uwiu-i! V Stanard'- re ; A choice lot of uiiea!ii:s.:d hants .it Wallace V Tiiotni'So: caste; ! A full line of iadies' siitijieis :it c.t Xo broken sizes to-day, at .MiniU it h 5 j Seitelibaci.'. i (..-t a S. t'i T!k.::!.is wute!: ,f F. M i French, ;eil vu will aiway- know! tin: exact time of uav. yct. h;im!!.. t;.rt.,. u;.,, of fru:t ! :llut you v. ii! do wei! t.. see us i.e'tore I ! ph,ci:r' your orders : " Biiowxiii.i. iV: .Stan ako. If you want us to cull at your house to tak'- orders, please leave word at our stoie. Browncll t .stanard. A tine assortment ol heavily plated knives, forks and s;wmiis at F M. French's, 'The ConierJeweiiy Store." Just received, another lot of those line hand sewed French kid shoes, the very cheaoest eyer brought to town at W. F. Heads. Mexican' Cactus Bitters is the host remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, tie. For oale at M. Baiinigart's. That exquisite lii.e of satins in our liow wind ivv tvi!! be r- n eb,se Ibis week. Have no excuse for not ijet-! tnic'in on them. Motitieth tt Seiten- i "neb. lust leeeived at 'V. F. Read's a full i line of ladies tine nnisliii uuder'.vear. also girls' white dresses and intants slips, (.'ail arid See them. I For our ti.ie imported xivi Ke 1 " emais. iro to M. Oiiianci H est ciirar store, one door east of Black man ; uru sioi e. Woniau's liscovei. ! 'Anotli-r wonderful Ciscovcry has j '"-en mace and that, too by a iady in i i com. try. Disease fastened its I ! clutches uiion her and for seven ytars j withstood its seveo-st tests, but j vi'al organs were undermined and j j atii seemed imminent. For three : ; ncuths she t ougtied incessaii'ly and : : c;u:d it si .-j-. She r.,.ught of us a j boii-.f Dr. King's New Dist,very j I ''' Coiisiuiiptitm and was so much re- j ! ",,vc on taKuig ,in; lirst uosc that sue j slept ail night and wilii one bottle has j been miraculously euivd. Her name is Mr.-. I.uii.e' Lu'z." Tbu-i write W. : (.. ilamn. k .V t'o.. ( f Shcli-y N. C I ;ct a free trial bottle at Fosl.ay & ' M.ISOl! S. ; - 'tai kini s Aruirn Salvr, j I t he best calve in the wond for cuts, j ! bnn-es, sores, uners. sail i iieum. i t' Ve - s,,res. tetier chapped hands. j e!ilbiai!is, corns, a;id alt skhi erup. ' tin-is and (lo-ittvelv eiir'-s !ih;s. or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give pcrlcet satisfaction or money re- j : ouiuco. ror saic oy r osnay cv. .ua so:i ''You will never miss the water 'Till the well runs dry." If vcu want a well du? call on F. B. Davidson. He does prompt work at a I reasonable price. Orders can be left j at this office, i : i j j y -v r E T -A I I I If i'iSi 9 . ' M fs ' -AND- SHOES At Actual Cost AT Bi M dlidlU Corns Early ood Cot Sizes. Will sell until all are closed out. ORISON RAILWAY and SATIfctTIOW COMPANY Columbia River Rotate Trains for the Fast leave Port!andJat 10 A. M and 2 P. M. daily. rpTT-T?rjlQ to and from principal X j JVJll 1 kJ TKiii'18 in I nited States, Canada and Europe. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant QSleoping aCars Baa Through on Express Trains OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and iST. PAUL Vrcf nf Ih.trsr :mt Vilhoot Change, j Close Connections it Portland for San Fran cisco and Puvr S'-und points. For further partieutarti snmirre'of Curaan & M 'Mii-ith, First S:rc,. A'bar.y. Oreou-1 A. L. M.4XWKII.. t. J. A T. A, W. H. HOMOMB. ;rner;l .Hauafipr. fffiioiiti !.njv '"re 'i. K. N. Ov's wharf, at t'v.. f((.)t .-if f'sr-;wl CKa MtNit. on Tti.iay and l-'rSosv ii f.-b wee';. CO. HAWS.IMJS, ! o A ;ent. DAVIS BROS- AND CO. ! SlIEL-D, LIXXCo., OllEOOS. forallffl Stanard s m j Until the 15th of July, the usual time tor offering I reductions? in Summer Goods,we have decided to offer NOW, at COST Our entire tock of light goods and wash rabrics, consisting of ginghams, chambrays, lawns, batiste, chamVrav-ginghaus Swisses, mulls, catines, emtroi dertd suits, gingams,duster linen,foulards,naiusooks jaquenets, percales,on and white goods. Also eleven dozen India in CORSETS Usually sold for from ; sum of FIFTY jJ1TJD ID YOUR L.E.BLAIIS NEW STOCI OF ril $1 to $2, for the nomin C EiONTEITH & SEITENBAGH. EI LI o SEE ft" t