Morning daily herald., May 11, 1889, Page 1, Image 1

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Successor to E. W. Langdoa
DEA-LIUl IS"
ums, Paints, Oils,
carefully
Perfumery and toilet article.-.
:l!so a full line of books ur.c
hiationery, periodicals, en
KZr rreacnpwon
compounded
!H ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE,
Oregon
.7r siATITUDAY MAY 11 1S89.
AIjBAJN X , IMfr-EiV' -.
GENERAL NEWS.
irmnwxnai
1. Vtl .-V
Wha Od Kariu..
Is the reason people will not,? can-
not or do not see any inference m
cheap nostrums put up.Jby Cheap
JohnPhouSes or irrespons.b e par b
at enormous pronw, ""
niediciueot world t"""'"
- i tiint . . r vins universal satis
n,,a. n ice? i medicine
it. ,0 vine sucn unparal
leleil sutiSfa.-tio . for purifying the
u..i oa Ti. o liloo.1 l'unhcr and
Blood Mauer, id every jomw wai
n.,trla it.- work v.ill costyou
nothiPg.E" L. Ula.kni.in, drug
gist. :.
. nutton to 31olH.
Every mother is cauf.ior.ed fagainst
tivin" her chUd laudai.um or p-xra-
b " mill TiTiV I itm il rravin?
''fH . ....:,., nr mi'.r.
less ana contains no .t'nii
phine. Sold hy Foshay . Masoiu
A Sensation Over the Disappear
ance of Dr. Cronin.
AN ENOUMOIS FK11T YIELD.
Three Kissoari Bald Kriobbers Keet Fan'
ishnt for Taeir Crimes onithe
Gallows.
ft-u - til..,iil'B ft'inl niKitatch'iS.
I lie I i r-i.- " ' t . s " , . .
London, May 1U ieuaron, me
spy for the British government on
the movements of the Irish lead
ers in America, and ' who testihed
for the Times before the rarnell
m;Ua;rm rWlrps that be ana
tUUJIIllooi"") -
Absolutely Pure
n.i Twd -r never v;-.r.t s. A nu.rvti
of mm:y,strrn::th and v-liol-soiiienc-s.
More ecnoin;.-:il than tin- onlma.y
LipcU i'-::d cannot le sold in i-oinpeti-
ouslv disappeared lrorn Uncago,
,.rl friends. LeCaron be-
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
;raduat t,f the Royal . C Uo oi
Lon.h.n, F.nuland, alsoot the l.el.e
vue Medical Colle-e.
The Or. hso spent a. lifetime o.
ct,..lv i-nd nraciice and makes a spe
(MaltV Ol Clliw;iiv
IPVeS llial 1-T. VyIUlllJi uo .vv...
killed and that the friehdslnp Ue-
.Pl.n himself ami tne muruea- i
n;;n inav account for his removal.
iionwitb n-.nltitui'e ol low ic.-i, m".
wei-'M alum 01 j.liosph.it.; t.ouders
Sold onlv in "His. Koya r. IUki.n ow
PEH Co '. 10' Wall ..t.. N.Y.
1) W t'nvi.i:Y V: Co., Airents,
Portland. Oregon.
The Wint
C
V s. .o.m. ri.n e fcun.l at his -tfice
room ir. StrahanV block, Kirst street. Aiuanj
Orejron-
CIIAMHKKLIX. IIOMKOl'AllllC
diseases, removes
cancers, scn.tidaenlar-etients.tim.ors
tv of treat
.,. Mirlmut wain r tlie Kniic.
C. CIIA.Y
I I nhvairiilll ?
Third and Lyon struts, Albany, W - ;
lie hours, iiioniii.i.'B, S to "J ml li to t and
after J in evciiiiijfs.
W M ASTON. 1 HYSItiAX AM' Soil
gcon, Album-, oreon
ELUS. PHYSICIAN AN1 SLllr
geon, Alhar.y, Oregon.
n. ... si ft v- x" I Z ' !!
sd r III I A I'll MUAJI 1 v
(7. ceon Albany, Oregon, otfioc in Pierce's
..a- lliriCtMIUUl?. iiwi"
P. M.
Carries the Largest Line of
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Etc. ill th
ette Yalkjr
ment with electricity. Has practij ed
. .1... r:..,.innn French anil Lniilisli
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or niiilit. His niott is
y isool) WILL TO ALL.
iTOflice and residence Ferry street,
between Third and Fourth
vi,.,f in thi- world is the reason
wi 1 cough ana Keep cugnig
hwr, trvmL' mlenor meoi
up will positively relief your cough
at once: i"" ,u "
hut an actual tact, auU w
ntco It t flk 1 li;iVlll"'
you
and
ir h
druggist,
. -.-1 i Knt .Inilnr
sentence was iceTiiauie, uu
Key whs moved by ttie r.oj s
Am-onrA anil
ful and innocent uui-i v-,
instead of sending him ta prison
sentenced him to go to me
ro.,t rrnrmatOrT SCDOBI "
uit-iiv - . 1 ' :n
vrk. Litre was mtn :'" "
?ii t wair till arrangements erc
.... 1 n i tk rpinrinft
. i rr fuui mill i'
t,,rr. A lew dav3 ago Juige Key
; horrified bv an intcrrogaurj
.1.- little wouth who wanted
to know if his little niouatain wilt
would be hI lowed to hccoihpj
him. H "'-a that he had been
married just three mcatl.s when
ort;' imt that his w:le was a
....
Ilnl.. rv!h.r Ituitl UlAlSeii.
nmn wlm heard the stry at the
jail yesterday suggested thht th
.ioWt to be suanked by Cap-
tin Chickcriua and sent bacU to
his little wife, i
SAMOA
A.Denble-Toothed Skeleton.
Florence (A. T.) Enterprise.
While wanaenns "
borhood of Poston Iiutte, ra
west of town, a tew uj
Charles P. Mason oDserveu
ingularly laid etones in an ellipti
cal form in one place, and prmpt;
edbv curiosity, , he excavated its
interior. At a depth of Mitral
feel he uncovered ihe skeleton t
one of the prehistoric dwellers at
this val'.ev. In ene hand were
evidences of a uuacn 01 airu5,
the ttoaes mf which he gathered as
.nr;..ci!iM The skeleton was uil
t a
i;ai.! Ikxoiujeks isix:
AIVICES I'KO.H
lisli-
1 liirv ",
ment on tle Sea4Vll.
O.akk, (Mo.) May 10 -Three
Jald Knubbera. Daye W alker chief
of the l'.ald Knobbers,nis sou
Walker, and John aiattnews, eic
hatred at 10 o'clock this morning,
for the murder of Charles Green
and Williams Ldens on juarcn ,
1S87. The ropes broKe aim ine
three wen fell tci tnc grounu !,iruS-
Ir -it !L horrible Dmciinry.
Theecondemned men were .carried
nn t scalloKt anu siKam
hut. it was airain a bun-
cle, anu tne men nus j
...i-u vtniwo-lins? and wnsiiling,
until finally they were stranjjled to
death. Dave Walker died in jf
minutes. John Matthews in
ihirtppn minutes and Bill Walker
in fourteen minutes.
Taniarne Kefu- to KaU lVaee
I nless lie Is ItecoRnied as Kinjr.
Sydney, N. S- W., May 0.--Dr.
Kuappe. Ute German consul to
Uua arrived here.
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tate that natives are quiet, and the
.. .,;; ,.f tha hostiles unciiacjicu.
,i;..i Tv'imherlv. of the Lmted
iiumiiai c
States navy, on tlic su-Sesuu
Mataafa.tricd,turongn ui. aBFr,
TRmasese to acres ta
LV UCIOUw
' . . .a ...ni nnlpeo
peace, Taniasesc uctuuw
he was recognize as king. Admiral
Kimberly thereupon issuea a Pr-
t : . 1 ... n
nr.rsnn DParfV SIX ic "
. r -
hei-'ht, but the oay nau muwuj
been crowded into a -rave too
small and was doubled up in a
cramped pesition. Mr. Mason
taok the jaw-bone, showing a fall
set of sd, sound teeth, every one
i of which was a double too n. xt
is baerly possible mat tne sseict-u
was that of one ot tne wore rcv.uc
ccupants of the valley o aq
Pima or Panaso bat the evident
care taken in it interment suggests
the likelihood of its prenisioric
J. U0SS1TEI5, VETERINAKY SUK
A ireon. irra.lnatt- of Ontario veterinary
arymeUical S..ciety, is prt pared to treat the
diseases of all domesticated anm.als on
seientif.0 principles. Ofllce at Ans Marshall s
livery stable. Itesi.lcnee 4th and Calapooia
streets, Albanv, Oregon.
KOI.DEWAY. VETEKINAK i L K.
man an.l Ameri(:n t-olloires.
JJ (reon, AitKiny, Oregon.- graduate of (JerJ
ATTOKXEV.
13'
II. . N. l'I.A il, VfV AT
llt'ifiv llreirun. viin. -
b-. l!o's leii.l.le. m pran "" " i i
ofthestute, aii.U'ne sped
liiiines.
.,.,f,..,.-..! .11 viil.I'SE' AITOUNEY
V at I w iiwnV. Or.-Ott.. e in rooms 13
' 4 ' ,:..L.k. over I.. E. Wain's
au'i .- -
ntnr .
,T.ii:Tii'.fli AITOKNEY AT
.1 law. Albanv. Oregon. rti':e
.Hows lennue.
9,999-00
IN GOLD
which
Enormous Fruit Yield.
Do ye it, (Del.), May lO.-At the
,i niU,.tin of the bureau ol
information and distribution of the
Delaware truit exenange,
eressinan Martin said the pear ami
n. peach crop, if all reports are true,
1 .1VPT1 i $ would be so large as to require the
UlyUl Li u J assistance of all tuw agencies oi
the exchange to enanie me grow
ers to realize any profit.
n... i,; fi.Tvpitisrnieni and send it
Lllivui li....." .1.
inui-ii i- I'll. Mirseivinaii. iiitii,
J.UIII.H...... -- " - j. ...
Canada, with 14 inreecett """"i
. .. i ,;,..n iinMin-'c ttamns. and the
lWO-ei:ill. rtiit.'".. t' . 1 t
..-in ..nl vnn liv mail iPObinaiu i m .nm ..
for pinnUntf in April or May next, your
.77-.'. ..4 n ..f t he lollowinir eolleetlon
CIUJIUC til i:j - ,- ...,,;
...ii. ...i nnti.r vnur name in eonipeu-
ui F'-'". "''" '-, ... .i.fthnv are
tion lor tne ssi,:r.r..uv i;y'" , ,r T; ..V,V
.nviiiir awav 111 order to imruuuw .;
eery stock.
riotinn of Plants:
A Ol'lET WEDDINC'
clamation
maintain peace.
Th staamer necKiou,
will convey 450 men hanging to
the wrecked American warships,
to San Fraucsco, was rea.y t
leave, and was expected U sail on
May 1 fre Apia. Eighty man
will remain with Admiral kimberly
The Nipsic has been fitted wita
a new rudder, and was about
ready to start for Auckland.
Herr stutei, tue uewij n -
German consul, has arnveu ivp...
Th. inmnnder ot tne linusu
A IIV ,WM .
1 Un tiict-firl Thr
cruiser uapiu n "-
fl.a river tue Buwmrs-n
:.i.,,i. in th Southern Pacific
ocean, "northwest of Cook island.
In thair tlicussion on me u
ment or Samoa to day, they showed
a wide divergence of views and but
little progress was unaue.
coaTrTiSnrKENiciATioN.
miL'iB.
The Oldest OfMee Iioldrr.
Valiinst.Ki Letter to rhilndHphia Time.
I met the oldest fhceholder in
the United States to-day Judge
James Lawrcnceson. who has boaa
connected with the f ostoince io
nartment for seventy years. Uo
was eighty-s'.x years old yesterday.
Whea he was a lad of sixteen he
entered the Baltimore postoffioe.
After reainin!j there lor fifteen
years Andrew Jackson iransiorrcu
nim to Washington, and for the
past fifty five years he has been in
the Postoffice Department at Wash
ingtoa. He is the notary public
of the depar aaent and Mr. Wana
maker was f. e twenty-fifth Post-Mtter-General
that .ie has sworn
in. Judge Lawreuceson s.m re
tains his mental vigor ana ins uear
ingand sight are as gooW as they
werefif.y years ag. He w a lit
tle man, dwarfed by his age. His
face is smooth shaven and his hair
is silvery, tinged wi'h nold. He is
lull of anecdotes and relates with a
relish stories about the Postraaster
Gencrais who have come and gone
! in the past half centuary.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
111 IMH
in all nie
f'Z; of thes, and pvc special Mention
i o all business
Al.r..SV,OK.-CHAS
inilv lirst-eelass house
:.. .v, ..it,- l.ar'e sampie ruuura "
nwnllal me"... No Chinanjen employed i ... the
kitchen, (lencral wase e
111 iiis MM Tailoring Department
3STKR BLf f K,
ALBANY
O EVERE HOfSE.
I L I'feifler, Prop-
H
KWI RT. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
, and jeweler, Albany, recoil,
,trr: .yteri:
r,.i-i)Y wn Ot.YJiU'UN SERVED
K fiWi e'verv dav at II. OiSiVk.' rtrtauwnt
T
LOAN ON C.001
Apply to h.
Oroder, Albanv pesUftice.
iif KOlXAKS
tff rea' estate jfvurity.
I.nuil surveyiBK.
-l-Rlirs H-.SIBIXCl srKVBY.SO I.ONKCAN OB
F nd iiromnt work by calhne
I r.-m.vn, K T. T. Fisher. He
Urr"mAi........oiM of' field notes and town
Lrt of linn count, rostofhee address,
Millers SUtion, Linn couutv. Oregon.
tviw AORNT FOR THE LEAD-
3 in'g fire, life aaSccWent insuraaee c.w-
panies.
No. 12 hardy roses.
.1 V...V.I.. ..tit.iKin. rnnps.
So. 3-2 overbloominifiroses forhousel cu.- j marriec, at
ture.
No. 4 2 dahlias.
No. n 10 '.'ladiola.
- .. o ..Miin t ii.i.a
.NO. V .1 iiaiui .i" . . , , j
No. 7-8 raspberry plants, 4 each b.ack and
red.
v.'mtnbenv plants. 4 choice kmc.
No. -5 very cho.ee plants iour uu. v...
ture. ,
No. 1U 5 cherry i iirranM rcc
Nn. 115 l.ees proline curraniH
... r. ...v.;,.. iri.iim i...rroiiis
All, ii nii i.. .r - ,.ar..
All letters with tHisadvenistmeiiieu'..'."
alimi; with stamps. for any one or . ...re .
...k.o ..4 (ililllTU Will IIH 1 1 11 111 17 VI VVl ' -
.o.n ; to hand, and the senders of the rtrst
thirteen hundred will reeve Kiftn as follows.
1st s'J.iO 1 The next Hi, f i w
n,l ino ; The next 40, 5 each.
3rd - SO 1 The next 4l.i, z
4tb :o ' I he next So, i eacn.
l" i" I . . ... J ,u
rt;r f-O.OOO letters have neen mriira, v-
..ml. rs of the next 1.100 letters will receive
cut as follows:
1st fXll CXl I", CIO
2nd X
2rd 75
4tn 50
5th
Marriage of a Hurlesque Aetress to
a Wealthy Man.
Mikxeapolis Minn., An inter
esting little romance came to light
recently in this city. Frank G.
Pakcnham ol tins cuy anu jii
May Kussell of the Loadon Gaiety
Burlesque company were quii.j
iietroir. 3iicu. m
quietlv was the wedding ceremony
conducted that few of Mr. Paken-
hara's most intimate tnends nave
heard of the affair. And with this
wedding, too, the climax in a
romantic little urama seems iv
have been reached. Mr. fallen
ham, as his name suggests, is an
Eu'MisuUian born anu ureu. m
lami'.y is among the most wealthy
and aristocratic in r-ug.inu.
About five yeais ago he met Aiiss
Russell in London, it was a case
ot love on both siaes. raKeunum
Sr. opposed the match, and t ranK
was sent olt to America
plenty ot money ia his pocket.
He came to Minneapolis about
three years ago, an is now a mem
ber of a firm of dealers in crockery
and ulassware. During the en
n i
tfa-reineVit of the Gaiety company
in Chicago Miss Russali secured
se'n The length of her visit is unknown,
F
haf Is
rr Keol.
'WRNISHED ROOMS TO RIXT.
City Restauraat.
AT THE
: - - - Any perron iiij oi,h..j
THAT HACKING COLfill CAN ,or any l the above collections. If
auieklv cured by Shiloh'8 Cure. AVe gtamis extra i. sent, we will send
S:SS;t FosLy& Mason. f '
t,...w!IVT'.ilm.."H""'M.... :,,.isifar
ALBANY,
ITY DEDG STOKE.
FIXE LINE F
ART SUPPLIES
TiLET AN FANCY ARTICLES.
PRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY ICCiVFCUiNLED.
UISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
g'h'er wird Deuteh gesprochen.
H. F. MERRILL,
Banker,
Next. 15, $10 each
Next 40,.ieacn
Next 470, 82 each
vvi r.iw, i each
Affr 1 0.000 letters nave w -os"
tt.soft ir n-xt 1,000 letters will re
v rr.sai.iM . - . , ... vi;ur.niia
an.1 .....5100aeh Jiext o WV 1 vacation anu cauiu iv .-"y-,
.. . ....1 .-. 7i f-ATh fcCXl 10
... - ami ' - . . - ,,, . .
J. lO, 11, li. y-' " '--.v. ,.aA ,h
AfU-r 150,000 letters nave r
seliders of the next l.ltw letters w... ..
Irifts as follows: .
1 Siw eacn s - r
75 eacn rexi -
3and4 Weach ?:
Next 5 25 eacn Vl:.
Any person may .enaany ""'""T' u ""r
awe collections. If a centsin
in Jun
all pereens
wno are euuv. j f Ihi.
We make this iinerai oue.
Ilp.knoTrtngitIInotp
object is to lntro jiiee uu. o- rI.
up a trade. Our mailing poinw n
and Shrubmount..Ont., KW-V;'
Louisville, Ky., riainevu.e,
but it is sufficient to eay tuai air
Pakeaham accompanied her on
her return East, and a wedding at
Detroit was the result. It is said
that Miss Russell will leave the
stage as soon as her American en
gagements are completed .
lll'LUOON'S LATEST IDEA.
. - . i. ci: iiii. olio
A YoiniB uay """" '
loins the Sisters of Merey.
Philadelphia, May 0. -Miss
Kate Drexel, second daughter of
the late Francis Drexel, w ho left
$t5,000,000 to each of his three
dauhters, has practically re
nouaced the world, ino youna
lady has catered as a postulant ol
the order of sisters of mercy in the
mother house of tho sisters of Pitts-bur"-.
This it aot exactly equiva
lent to entering the order, but
those who know Miss Drexel know
th.it this act amounts to a complete
reaunciation of her family and her
meat wealth. Miss Drexei haa
uieditated thir step for come time,
!rl.o.it'h the fact has been kept
Cl
lmet- c.
Mi: Drexel attenoeu ma5 i ,
John's Ii.man Catholic church in
this citv Mondav tnornine, and it
was there that she elected to part
from a few ot her most intimate
friends who knew ot her purpose.
After fm'.shinsr her devotions she
kissed aT her" relatives, and took
thetraio to Pittsburg, where she
entered formally upan her new life.
CaardUsalast The.Mrlke,
And always have a bottle of r a
English Remedy in the houBe. yn
cannot tell how soon Croup may strike
your little one, or a coin or couKa
may fasten itself upon you. One
dose is a preventive and a few doses
a positive cure. All Throat and
t r.mhlfis vield to its treatment.
The Remedy guaranteed by Foshay
it Mason
OREGON
York. San
Snils exchange on New
c.-orw.;aci. and Portland.
v ..... . .,
n.,o nn ii state, couniv "
i.. i " ' . . . . . .......
warrants. Receive deposits suiyeei
rhPck. Interest allowed on umc uc
. . ., ... nmmt attention
l;ollCCllonB reran;.!.""'.-
5 P. M
marine
f'nrrisnondenec solieited
Sr-Oilicc hours from 8 a, m. to
Acent for reliable tire and;
lm u .a wVwill miarantee all stock to reach
our' customers in (food condition. Vi e employ
no aeents, but ucai uireci. wmu
lamican sell an.l deliver stock to any part of
Ithel nited States or Canaoa .about,one-
. i- -1 .ino ftnnrtrnu itv utuui nuioutim.".
i""1. lF'. :; T Remember we will not be
mroum.v..... -
..... .ran i IIV anV rciuiuic uiin. -
list of wants an.1 we will quote yon prices; or
1 10 rents for a nanoumc iuibhuiw """"f
which you may deduct from your tlrst sroer.
Address all letters
J. tAHMEK oc
Nurserynen,
TORONTO, CANABA
He Would Like
Jobs Li.
Agent for re
nsurance companies
WANTED.
Albany Bath House
an
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JtSErH WEBBER. PRWRIETwR
I-Udie and cbildr.n'a
ns a specialty. ntiJe aatiafaction
guaranteedj
.MI I'T.
HAVING SOI !' MY INTEREST IN THE
store of uen-r.l ..ierchand.se of the
firm of Coshow & Cable tc C E 'J
wish to call the attention f all h o k nw
.v. i..a ,r.,l..l.l I to Coshow & Cable to
call a.id settle at once. Having sold out oh
aco-int ..f l-oi.r health. I eNpect to change
li". vc for a w hile, and all acceui.ts n it
i-i t'lt J before I V-t- ready to leave Lrownnvilie
r.l be It ft with . .1 oBker for c.lleetien. A
w.rd t th'i wie in fiifticient.
O. V. tOJsMOW, arcw.sv.l
THOSE WISHING A FIRST
class piano, sewing machine, the
latest music or artists' materials, will
find a bargain by calling at Mrs. B.
Hyman s. J he pianos are iuuy guar
anteed for tove years. ine Desi
nianos made to stand tne enmaws oi
tho Pacific coast. The New Ameri
can Sewing Maehine will please most
fastidious, fainting ana music les
.nr. iven there. Stamping, Em
broidery and Dreesmaking done to
order. No. no lstot., aiDany, ur
For chilblain and frost-bites tue
ri.amberlain'8 Pain-Balm. Whea
promptly applied to the frozen parts
it will ptcvent the skin from turning
black or peelinjr off. It ahuys t'ne
itching and bmartin of chilblains
and soon r-;. tort s the part to a healthy
condition. If .nalo iijronay v
Mnnoa,
to Wrestle With
Sullivan.
Nvw York. May 10. Billy
Muldoon. the wrestler, thinks that
John L. Sullivan couid make quite
a nice sum ot money Deiore gmis it
into training by giving wresumg
expeditions with him in this city,
Philadelphia ana Boston. xu bi
esteriav: "The practice in wrest-
- . j u v..
line Kulli van weuia got woum -
of ereat benefit to bim,especially as
T undprstanfl tnat ruirain uas uia
wrestlioo: lessons in England and
places a great deal of dependence
n his wrestling powers to enable
him to defeat Sullivan wnen tney
meet to battle for the champion
ship of the world and $20,000 in
July."
A BOY MAIL. ROBBER.
He Wants His Younp Wife to e to
Prison With Him.
Kashvilli Tenn.. May 10.
Elijsty Snyder is the name of a boy
1 7 ar nld. and small of his age,
who is in iail here convicted of
i-Ahhino-the mails in Macon coanty
The little fellow was a mail rider
n,l nnrloined a few dolls is from
naneh. but when caught
VUG III.. ' .
bewassoiry and gave the money
no. He would pass lor 10 jea
ni.i ;.i nr oomoau?. and is inuo
cent to lock upon. Tlie proof
Scsaeihlos Tkat Xew.
Thomas Brink has added to kis
fartfirv machines for the manu-
fo.nr ot woven wire 'cr"
m Inrninr ifkllt KOBDC 11 0.
mattresses; soil you want a som
mattress that is the place to find
ajsinst him was cocc'.usive,
and
f irood coffee should try
some of Julius Gradwehl's choice
Aaa Ha keens tlie DePl in uiw
u A. a oil rtia
market ana sens a "c uuo
Urv,rta familv frrocenes. at tnt
tUVlVV j C3
owest 1 1 vi tig nrices.
NotUe to Cootroelors.
itroTiCEis HEHEiHi """i' ""'
N the next regular term of the eounty
. . .T s l inn Mvnntr. Ore-
comm..oner. ". yn the
eftn T1 OW I1CIU o . , j
citVof Albany on Wednesday tae o n oay m
r, smith Kantlam
!J i .i.teen feet wide in tie clear.
. ....j:-- a, hiidze acres.
fTTcTr-dbridRe too. about 100
feet wide in the clear.
,eA.Sofor Th rVrildnif . brate. across
iinddr cmfc at the place th
S forf. bidder, to Umit ertimates
thtabrldf . fer conrtructioa ol same at Wilson
Srdwh.retheold bndfe washed out m
ranl . . .i;.n..i abore said ford,
Zulr tTto aCSit W feet Ion. and
" AHrt sS brids to be covered All bids
must be filed with the clerk o or before one
Week r of the ab.ve mentioned day. All
n'usmust" accompanied by a deWitol b
per cent of bid. Th. court reserves the right
to reject anv "'",. o,h Har of
oy orurr ... u -"-rK.
Bitir.r MIATION.
Shaving 15 cents at Vitrick's.
Artists' material at Mrs. Hyman'a
The latest sheet music at Mrs.
llyman's.
First-class work done at VYm
Mack's barbershop. Shaving 15
cents. . . .....
Jn-t riceivcd at n. i-.vvens,
iik-e assortiiictit oi gold-headed
canes.
FOR LAME BACK, SIDE OR CHEST ITS!
Shiloh's I'orus Plaster. rriee,4 ceaU.
Foshay & Mason.
Call on R. M Robertson for cheat
timothy and eat hay, baled, and will
be sold in quantities to suit.
No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds el
fresh canned irood at a very low
figure at Conrad Meyer's.
For your tine imported jn- Ke
West cigars, re to M.
cigar store, one door east ofBIacK
man's drug store
It is no srood to look at the ther
momete. this year to judge of winter.
The only tiling to guide you 11
a- sijinurd' prices." wnica
are always down to -ere.'
Lovers of od cheese should call
m n TM. ..... incl. re.
on 1 .nn in. mkj j
ceived a lot of full cream, fresh aad
sweet.
Fflhrnev's celebrated blood cleanser
nt Brownell : Stanard aod at Deyoe
A: lbson's. f. J. Balltmore eeaeral
agent.
Mexican Cactus Bitters is the ee
remedr in the world for liver and ki
ncy diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
atM Banmgart'a
The "Pacific Argand" ranges beta
four and six hole. An Eastern stove
maie especially for this coast's trae.
Sold only bv Geo. W. Smith, lAlbanf
Fortmiller Irving have jast
opened a beautiful line i oaa
gold mouioinrs irera .n,vu..,
engravings, etc. CaU and see thera .
Higkest market price paid far
five thousand pounds of bleached
dried apples by G. W.Simpson,
Albany, Oregon.
Anew line of fine wall-oapers with
borders to match have been opened at
vrtmill!r & Irvine's. They are now
and elegant designs. Call aad see
them.
Fin. Dies Ihe Fare
Deters an impure state of the,bloo4
and e looked upon by many with
uspicio . Acker's Bioort fciixir wm
remove a impurities and leave tho
complexu i smooth and clear, xnere
. . . Til l.awia awnlW
is nothing tuat win
build up the constitntion, purify an
trengthnthe whole system. Sol
and guaranteed Dy r..j
Done
Jlav A. D. 1SS
L, S.l
t. E
MONTAGUE.
County Clerk.
1 ct vmi r lands and citv property
for sale at the Willamette Valley
Land Agency's office in the St.
Charles hotel block. Sckultx V
Henderson.
HE SENT IT EAST.
For a year I was troubled witb pains in
my back and side, and headaches, the re
sult of liver and kidney trouble. I was'
attracted to Joy's Vegetable sarsapariUa,
by the startling testimonials iu the pa
pers. They seemed so practical I was in
duced to try it, knowing that as it was
purely vegetable, it would do no barm.'
It acted as a gentle laxative. After tho
second bottle my pains and aches disap-,
peared. It did so much for me tbat I
sent several bottles to my family in Ncwj
Jersey, who also took it- with the most
satisfactory results.
Master Caulker, foot Clay, San Frajjcjscgj