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THE MOTmijXG HEltALP: TUESDAY. JUNE 1 1, 1889.
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THE COLLE3E E3IERTAISMENT.
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Sol.Tll HOUNI.
Arr"vei iertK Arrives
':4,".vmi Spin .Ashland 9.0"aiii
;r.stniul!i4'jpntt Ktwenc t 4ipm
Ktcienv evil
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OKEt.ON I'AClHi; TIMETABLE.
'. Arrive Lcpuru
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PtMvJ 1) I)Lp iii t.!pf.on ni
1 .11 i.O I .VI ,-HtUat t.tukjr-;
Ki.,:.iiS.. b Iran.::-, i, .lifoniu. her.-
ontrjctn for ailvc.-iHio
: rmtto fr i
iorTi;s auoit town.
l. d. . ; !; oi p -Kane i aUs, is
mfheCltV.
wat.'tr vT.V coi' ip
at French's.
J. V. Siinjvoa Jiays tiie highest
caJi price ir wool.
A ne w sto-k of cider vinegar
Just reo!ved by V. I.. i :'.tn. ;
S,-'.tl..uei. i.nprieitr t.f tiie:
Peofi i f?-Ty. in the rhy Mon-j
day.
lii" ili-i.D Kif silviT r'iati' t
wa:vat'Y. M. French je,-lry ;
More.
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J';'.L'rt 1 ' ' :l -,m,!l r,M,
to ;.el.-rd:,y on l-.il
imsines
The c iirra-r for building the
new Mas,;ii.;- r.U in this city has
been let to Major W. C. Cassell.
II. Y. Kirkjialrick editor i tin-
Ubauon Express and I r. " I t:l. of i
.odavillc. wr- in tf4 city yesier
lay. A stiflicieut ouantity ol rails to
complete the f.yn street line of
the street railway arrived yester
day. C. G. Uawlings returned yester
day from m trio to Eastern Oregon,
and has n-sutited his position as O.
II. A. N. agenr.
Have vou se: those beautiful
new hats iirt received at Ida M.
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ttn.se Wack Neoirhtan !
Brush's
I are sold for $-.00'. j
Julius Joseph has returned from j
a successful trip to Southern Ore- j
son in the interest of his cigar
iactorv in thiscitv. j
The regular meetim: the W. ;
.' 'V l: ,r.l! ! iisttKined one i
week, on account oi im-
nl flirt 4 'TAlla.ira. a'-.imTilW
"v ' r i '
;n.e Dicyc.ecio o. u, ' ;,
raising money for making : a r- f
H.r i.u- ..... -
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" marcn on use rourin. it was an-
Fireworks and Hags, a nice assort- ( nounced that Col. Smith and the
.mcnt for tho 4th of July. Boj'K i irjj,t.vins of th" v uio: miiitaiv
get in earlv before the assortment companii.-s have seiecie,! iLi. Moll
is broken. C.H.Spencer. ! leith pasture south of the city as
H. II. Hewitt, distiict attorney j grounds tor the sham battle. Ar
went t. Sah'ni yesterday to attend j rarmements were made u secure a
circuit court. There are two im-. contesf between the steam fire
Tiortant mnrd-rases on the oo:i.ei. ,
Soda water from
tne Waterloo
m.rings. received fresh every week i
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nd kept on ice.
i most neaiinnii ;
lr;nk. at C. H.
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and refreshing
H-iicers.
i t rw .1 i special train will run from Tort
large case of Cryst'I ;,. ,,.,.,., ,
Ai.other
h.ikt:g owdcr" jus: received at i
L. K-nton's. A btaiitifiil piece of !
1 C
rlas-ware is given
with ewrv ran.
Price i nly ( ce'ii..
i::ii!ri.id ticket'
tH.iint l'a-t fv I'
:e S'ld t all
. A. Btirkhart.
National bank
Mirr tlian they
p..ite the First
from ." to !i i eh
can In had over
Call and see him if
P'xst.
any other line. ;
you want to go;
Green w hi i-4 making very line cietyof the Congregutionol ehnrcii,
cabinet photographs for J'J.tKI perjtheU. P.' abhath choo!, session
lo.en. and perhaps for less as long ! of church aid Christian Endeavor,
as the photo tent remains in the Vineyard laborers of the Bapt et
t it v. Now is votir opportunity to church, the M. E. church, Sabbath
..Mir.. t-iii nietures. Each and ! school and Young People's Met he-
very picture warranted.
V. McL- n l uartv returned ;
party re-turned :
the mountains. !
ears, and as tbe j
e thev report no !
vestcrdav from the
Thev killed three leai
deer killed, but Mr. Mack brought
back a small fawn, which
captured alive.
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run
land
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reicorauo,, t
wi l attend the ' , .V '.OI1. I
Albany tail u .ro, , orilJi i
irom iiem. !
Dot? Conn has ourciied the
wooden building on the lots oi .
Fred Bluinber-:, on riibt street,
below the Kevere Hotiae, and is
mmnviiiL' the same to the third
ward. The building is being re- j
moved to make room lor a ini
brick, which Mr. Blumberg will
erect this summer. ;
Tomniv Jones has secured the!
service ot Mr. W. B. Gilson, wlioi
is a first class barber, and they are.
nnw tirii.irix1 to meet all their
customers with promptness and
dispatch Urst class work guaranteed
at reasonable prices, "-having 15
cents, haircutting 2T cents, baths
five tickets for a dollar or 'Jf. cents.
i Salt for Damaf. j
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W. P. Smith has brought suit in i
Il.ll
the circuit court against Ur. J. r.
.nrtnAv i.f f ebanon for mal-prac-!
tice. Dr. Court nev attended a koii ;
of Mr. Sm.ih some time ago who;
had broken his les. me com
plaint alleges that the professional
' rc-vic was so badly don-. that the
injurv left the voung mai. a erip-
1.1.. -i,,l 1... snim for $." .O.i! 1 1 lam- .
ages.
Hie .lohnstown Fund.
A subscription of $175 was for
warded yesterday to the Johnstown
ilood sutlerers the same having been
contributed by the citizens of Al
bany f.r that purjiose. The amount
was" telegraphed to Gov. P.. aver, of
'Penn-vlvania.
K'.L'lit bbaves for 1 at VicrickV. j
Arrangements are being made to : s , . f ,rrMU
aa excursion tram irorn i on-;, , . , .;,.,.. ".i. -"
to thi. city on the lomMi ot , ,. ! ,, , . . ' made.
Tka. ..oi- Ii.im 'uvi no tneir .. . . ' :
A Beautiful Rendition ef .no Gypsy 0?n
atta by the rjcdfrrtdaat-.
The entertainment by. the under
graduates of the Albany Collegiate
Institute at the ojera house last
evening was a most sueceMful af
fair. Tbe entertainment commenced
wiili a Lullaby Sona, solo by Miss
Kvu Cowan ami ehrus bv the pri
mary depart uu-nl, which w!j lol-
lowed tv an auuiHin
eoim-dy,
! 'Beior: and After the cattle t
j heep's Hun," in three M-eii-., by
i Messrs. V.. N. Blodgeit, P. A.
; Younir. L. V.. Lee. A. Cannon. K.
v i!r6ss,ii. W. P.. .Mt ( orinii k and !
: a squad ot eoil- .-.iudenis at.'ect"re is tree :unt all are invited
u'lukru I to attend. Uev. Mr. Krnwri is a.
! Next followed a character sketch
mm son, "XSiglit, lv ai-seea
; arah Stcn.U;rji, Anna Yantis.l
IlaniIttl f0u. p,ir;lie AnslynJ
! Olg:t IleWllt. Ler.a (ir.1V. Aai
Baltimore. Jdarv I'iNsJin and r.va
inip-'i'ti.
1 hen i..-;nive- : !-tiutim! enorus,
j "Ming the BcIU." bv tin primal y
! (!ep;trtn;rit .aim an ii ttru mental
idnt l,v t-.h.:i I't.n iii.l
. va
I Thi- cow riing U'Hiiiictii ; iio e.en
; ing the beautiful ypy Oper
: atta, in seven scenes, arranged tor
i the btiid-nis of th Albauv C.!!ege
! bv Mr.-. t.. S. i'ollo k. !' w.is sid-
' inirablv rendered by .lmi lifty !
student.- in ( ivpsv c.;s:mue. .-ome
fine operatic si-lrc! n--:. s .o r.': iti! ro-
duired. hii-ii ere sunu m .
T.umb.sh. .s An..,-' Ft .no. Mis
Muml- Y, H,r.,. Mis. Mildred
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'"V" "VrV X,Vv A ' W Vu. k
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; The pn.igruosiiie was icudcrsd in
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'college, i he cntertaiiirueiit
",S
t I f .k.l. I... ! (if Itlulllt .1 ill tlUIl.tl. .Ill I k
aiM',,. i.vivas
ica!i;;eit, which will
;-.. v. i.;..i w in
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k.t. il.ll in . it. j i i ii till: Aj".
of the coitum-nccnieni exeici-cs.
THE COMING CELEBRATION.
Cxjili.'.a, tins irranjvm-ctd f-.- tbe Big
g jt DeuiprjlMtion Evs? Ii.;M af Albnay.fJ
meeting of the Fourlii .;.' July
cuiiiiiiiliccs was held at. the ollic'e
of Ciii -ran & Monteith last evenitisr,
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illr nuii.ii iiiiioer arrar.gemeriis
wr made toward contributing to
the success of the comi. celebra-
t ion of the Fourth of July iu this
city. A't.out .$1000 was Vet aside
for piizes f.,r bicycle, firemen and
other contests. Pr.f V. T. Van
s,v wa selected as readei of the
D Iaration of IndciK'ndeiice. A
I tml-m ir III! i.lil a.Hk ..arm ... 1 I .
I . orvaius noa uiut i run i. uu,
! oLutniLi tu. ii .1 .-iiiiiiiii;; itrrauirc"
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ments could Im, madothe members
(f their club would join with the
Albany sportsmen
wl... i.,iaii..ji in i. mini iiij:
engines oi tins .-itv, a swiuiuiin-'
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u-at'-' ' Ok river, and many
iraeiM,nj. it is sale to
tl.-if t hia will Ik. ... !.:...... ,
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' !lrt'1 I -'"'y celrtbratioii ever
held in the. Willamette Valley. A
;" V lllilb IU . AllU
tl-i-a
of;, (r
ands of visit-.irs will le pt e-'-
from li portions 1 Uri'gon.
nasi: tii iikhkckatidx.
l :hk f.it.r,) or ii!!. ttcxAMi:
At the opera house Sunday v.en-in-'
tbe follon in-j icnluf i.iii irl-r
facing unanimnuily adonted bv the
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Society, (hristian Endeavor Si
o-
dist Alliance, and the Young Men' !
V"r 81 n awwcikioh.
nrisiun ABsocianon, Wi
VHvt!?n ei?TF,eram,!
1- v., is also
"ou'dy adopted by the
Women's
Union and
unani
large aiinc - c at
ik.
! ad.lress to the Christian a-socia-
lions of the college :
hw.'iwt ti,.i aJ.i.. ,.,,..;.,;..
' v, a 4nw to- vii Viiiliiail
nga;ion. we ueprecare its in.qin'
public desecration, not merely bv
common labor, but est-iallV bV
OIK?n public excursions, and were
card su
u -h veil Nid-in nit fHiwelallv t
su. ii f,.i urs.o.is as esjitc i.ii. .
. injurious to the moral and religious
interests ot anv community.
.Monday morning the pastors
of the city, in association. Revs, i
S
G. Irvine, K. II. Trichard, L. J.
Trumbull, L.
r. Rogers, I. I?.
P. Webb present,
. isher and II
ntso passed the same resolution.
Y.r Tick.u.
The tickets for the excursion to
Yaquina Lay Sunday, Jnne Itith,
are being sold very rapidly, and as
the number of tickets to be sold
are limited, tho-e who wish to go
should purchase their tickets us
soon as jwssible. This promises
to be one of the largest and !est
excursions of the season, quite a
number of tickets have beeti sold
i . n t t.i.ii
already at Lcnanon. iiaisey.ucuo.
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langeni anu vorauis.
Exkcitivk C
O.MMI TTIli:
SnnilH.v'e Sirvlca.
The baccalaureate sermon at the
opera house at 10 a. m. Sunday by;
Uev. S. G. irvine. P. D., was an
able discourse and was largely at- j
. i.i . i ; . i ii 1
I icieieu was aifo ine uooiessi
before the Christian societies nl tli
i colleg" in the evening bv Rev. E
J. Thompson, I. D., of ('orvallis
The cervices wen
itderspersed
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with tinelv rendered music and the
opera house was completely filled
.liml Itccci veil.
A new lot of gold medal cream
j ciiee-e, the fitu.-t in the l.md, bv
the Willamette Packing Co.
TO-DAY'S PEOaaiMltE
Of tb Callage Cisnneasaut Eisrciaes Ad
ur.rs by Rer. A. J. Brows To-Hiht.
To-uay's exe wines of the Albany
college commencement will occur
as follow :
At 2 r. m. Senior class exercises
at the college campus. This will
be Ivy Iai j-t the college, and the
graduating elasii will plant ivy in
stead of the usual class tree. The
exercises promise to be most inter-
I esting.
At i Lecture bulore tne lit
erary societies of the college at tne
opera house by lie v. A. .1. Brown,
D. D., of "Portland. Subject.
Learning and Religion." The
j talented speaker, and the address
l, moat mien-sling and in
strucuve one.
To-morrow at H) . u. will occur
the graduating exercises proper, at
which time the senior class, con
sistingof .Miss Ficra Mason, Miss
lna lloleitson ami Miss Helen
Crawford, will receive diplomas.
Miss Mason has !cen chosen vnl-
ri.;ioi tan.
I ihe coiiiinentrenient
exereises
close with the reunion of the
ahiioiii and banquet at the
Charles to-morrow evening.
St-
I 10 "f "' tu . "Mt",:
YYho if f (;U talkint: so loud about
the "town cows," I wih you would
tell n,e, or who struck Billv Tatter-
j h'.'" munly has "0thef
v:r.nma kick lalely but it i no
a uimstiou tir agitation at all at
! th, present time. The people have
I v,.ted un, it and if u majoritv of
then, want the cows to be prevent -
ed i.'om running at large then it is
i the
: the prope-tiling to tj. ihe cow
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''on it. J seconu reauing, ana
"-
Miofiess :: become
U
law- at
the next meeting.
There is another question of
greater inipertance than stock run
ning at large. And that is what to
do with the bad little boys, run
ning at large about the city, ignor
ing the curlew law, devastating
nnd destroying everything they
can lay their hands on. They have
have no regard for friend or foe.
Tin y d wrong, and seem to do it
with a great satisfaction. They
seem to have a desire to excel in
doing naughty thines and being
bad ! The parents of such boys
seem to be silent spectators of the
scene, but, in fa-.-t, thej do not
know what their boy.- do during
the day. They are away at their
several occupations, and when
their boys are at home thej' are
generally quiet and docile. Ac
cording to in v understandim: of
Webster's dictionary, a good manv !
things they do would be
stealing. 1 know of hree
called I
little
bovs. They robbed a bird's nest. I
Thev took the voting birds out of I
the nest, canied them
along the -
street and I saw them with the
birds. 1 afterwards asked what
thej did with them and was told
they stuck pins in their eyes and
tortured them to death, and they
seemed to take a great delight in
tort tiring and w atching the misery
and agony of the prior little Fiids.
hat kind ot men w:ll such little
savage? become? For savage
cruelty iu this age of civilization
and progress, and for downright
cruelty, they cannot be surpassed
or even equaled by the most sav
age barbarians. And what the
little boys don't know is not w. rth
knowing. But their knowledge !
all runs to meanness of the worst i
kind. I lo not include all the
little boys in this category .or article.
I know, or behove t least, that
there are some good loy.s; but the
first-named class are verv numer
ous, I am sorry to say. I would .
like to have somebody to write it j
that could do the subject justice, j
I did not expect to do it justice !
myself. I have touched on some j
oint?. A J. r. I
Albany, June 10, l&M.
The Wnter AVorka.
An impression having been
formed ' the public that the rate
of water reiiti is to be increased
,rom lo --u" a.s on HS u,e
"f" PUi,,,b rB Vul ' . raH.,mer
of the water works was interviewed
oncerning it yesterday. He stated
no regular raise in price will be
TVater consumers will be
barged according to the amount
ii! watftr f liv titii A ii.rlfiin limn
will be allotted for sprinkling
lawns, and if Ihe rules of the water i
w"ils company are observed thel
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tuirticr. The new puiudk irill not .
be in working order for two weeks
A Rich ,?ok. expiration of 30 days thereafter will be re
turned to tbe common council of the city of
A good joke is related at the ex- Albany as delinquent, aud and"c
iwnseof D. P. Mason and Geo. E. hereto" ,:0"ccti"!; ilM!h Uxwbe :,,Wed
Chambei lain, two prominent mem- j Dated at. Albany, Oregon, thi . 10th day cf
ners oi me Masonic traternitv of
this city. They went to Portland
yesterday morning to attend the
grand chanter ot the Masonic
order, but ere this hxvi diniviven.d
that thev wirr inut unnl ..n.li. I
- - - j..u. m vv a l (il 1 1 i
They were forcibly reminded of
their mistake on arriving in Port-
lana, lor another prominent metu-l
ber of the lodge in this citv sen, j
them a long telegram signed bv the j
lodge, netting forth the rcsoliitien
fixing the time ol the meetintr. It
. t. I
was sent collect nnd the victims of
! the joke paid the extravagant rill
: WltllOUt
a murmur.
j I'ii-nifl at llarriliur-r.
panic w;II be. given bv
tho 1
ciu.ciis oi iiarri-iuirg on
r ii i
t. ii.i.,
June 1'lst, at the trove near th it I
ii.aA,
city. The exercises of the dav will !
j consist of music- li- tiie band. sing-1
ling by tbe choir, an address bv I
I Prof. J. W. Jewett and the usual
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1 1 1 ' 'oiik ;g.:in.i oan
will be given. I
i My
ar:ii :
.-U'ck ot groceries,
crockery !
3 1
Alf fOlii. !
:.-'.v?.rc was never more com
iic-tc,
linvoi!
ami prices are as low as the
C. il. Spencer.
Art'-.s' material Mrs. ilyniuii'
BROWNS VILLK NOTES.
Brownsvillk, Or., June 8.
Wild blackbenies are yetting
plentiful.
James Smith, of Trineville, is
visiting his many friends here.
Bert Cable has just finished a
successful term of school at Coburg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Horner, of
Itoseburg, are visiting friends here
for a few days.
A few cases of measles in a verv
mild form have appeared hera, but
nothing serious.
Active operations on the founda
tion for the new schoolhouse will
begin next Monday.
The wool sorters have begun
work i.i the woolen mills here, and
ther hands will soon be put at.
work.
Mr. Ctitbforth and family, a rela
tive of Mr. Joseph Harrison, has
just arrived from Wisconsin, and
is much pleased with this part of
Oregon.
Part of the material for the new
paper, the Brownsville Times, has
arrived, and Messrs. McDonald
and Cavender have got their job
press in oeration. ' j
A window has been put in the j
east end of the Baptist church in J
this city, and many other improve- j
incuts have been made, so thej
building presents a very neat ap-!
learance. j
A meeting is
to in
held here
I lu'" " w . lH,n ,il
fw ,ra1.' u 4'f Cahpooia creek
to-night to ake
steps
! eek and jllue river
, ,. L mtr'
I -'our miners returned
I camp last week, and r
iu wir iiiiiiri' uii uiv liCil'l 'l IOIS
some sixty
from that:
eport, very
1 ncouragm
ttrospects. and the
lower tunnel of th Lucky Bov
mine is being driven into the
ledge, and the ore is improving.
The all-absorbing topic here the
past week has been our mail facili
ties, and much strong language
has been indulged in. However.
we are in hopes of having at least a
mail once or
this time on.
twice a week from
Very Nice.
The ureal question is. what ahali
we eat? It's too hot to cook. If
we only had a nice cold lunch!
The answering echo says we have
just opened a line line" of lunch
goods such as lunch tongue, spiced
sardines, boneless pigs feet in tins
and soused pigs feet iu bulk. We
also have some fine imported sar
dines, smoked beef, chipped to or
der, deviled ham, just the thing
for sandwiches, chow chow iu bulk
in oulk and an endless variety oil
giMMi timers
Co.
Willamette Packing
An
lint i;m Fight.
reed Indians who liv.
in a Pttie hovel near the Calapooia
bee j me engaged in a quarrel iu
this
city .MihiJay. riie took a
Sunday.
watch
awav from
the other and
orokc it to pieces over the other's
head. The loser of the watch en- i
i . . . . .i
ucuvuri'-j io nave tne other ariest -
eii on a charge ol roiitrv, but the
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expense to the county :u snen a
petty H.xthhss matter.
mo. i iif. i km.
Dr William's Indian Pi!- 'inti:K ijt
s the only Hire rure tor t!ifid. Meed-
ing or itching pile.- ever dtM-oven d.
iwlin.r ' !
.ludffe Coot:. Muvs-ville. Kv, -av-: I
"Dr William's Indian Pile Oiiitment I
cured me .-titer years of sutTi riiitf." i
)udgeC'iitrinttiiry,(.'Ievt-lMtid, O.says:
"I nave found by experience that Dr.
William's Indin;. Pile Ointment civci
intiiieUiale i.iul peiiii .i.eiii rc.ief.
we nave nun.ire.N ot such ten. j
i.imil-. li..:-...? Miller an iiibthut
mm
Ion
F per ln. Sold ti
A!ii ii!v. OrtiTow
Woo! Wauloil.
.vu loe wiM.ii in the euii.itrv can 1
II. .
find a ready market atG. VV.Simp-!
soirs store, in Albany, and the
highest market price w;il lie paid
for it. Call and e(:t the oi ices, lie
has i elite I a large warehouse and
will charge no storage to parties
who wish to hold their-wool.
Wool: Wooi: woi:
Vj,0;li) pounds more wool. wanted
to complete my contracts, which
expire by the 10th of July. AH
persons having wool for sale will
find it to their advantage to call on
me before celling, and at the same
time oblige ine. P. Coiiks.
'lly Taxes..
roTCJK IS IIEKKUT CilVK.
THAT
uo.i.fcr the year lSshai-Wn placed in my
iiaiiiii,,r,.oiitio n.i thni i htiii
XI tliu tin roll of the citv of Alhany. Ore-
council rban.be of ui.i iitv t eri ,d
vonncil rbambcrn ot said citv to rrceire nnd
cceipt fwr tiie tasca charged in aai4 roll, for
j the eriHl of ."0 days froin date o thin
j native. All taxes remainin-.' unpaid at Hie
.tune, iss.
JOHN V. HOFFMAN,
City Marsha
RULE
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PO tVJL Eli.
f. il im iriirnK' lor JlllitlHE(ir:iil
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iwohl and sola at his
Golden
Rule Bazaar in
OXi: "POUND CANS
2 5 C K NTS P 12 It CAN
Guaranteed to
be first-class
in every Respect.
ji;lic.s:grdwohl
tlKtoliitlon Vol ice.
r otici; is liKKt'nv oitex that thi:
XM linn f IlAriiuc I'mhTivood, doint
genera
;rocc-rv hiwiiii"S, h.is been i.i ol oil
bv mutual consent. Mr. I.iiu-.ri.ni h:uiin;
sold h's inlcr.'it in the l.usinws to II. if.
.. - .i. , . .
KolKTNon. I.ie iinsmciw m ire ii-nonuen
ui'i!crtlic(ir:ii r.anicuf I'-.irilue .v liobert:iOii
with wii'im the ontstaiidiinj biiNin&is
counts of the old firm must be ycrticrt.
UAIllU'Kii KOHKRTSUX.
iMbany. May 14, I-'
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ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.
The entertainmeHt to be given
by the pupils of the Sisters' Acad
emy takes place Thursday evening,
J une 13. The public have learned
from experience how well conduct
ed and enjoyable the academy
entertainments arc, and a large at
tendance is therefore to be expect
ed. Following is the programme:
Overture Martha de Flotow,
Four pianists.
Salutatory.
Jolly Brothers Double piano
duet.
In Nature's Bower 0eretta in
two acts, 'impersonated by forty
pupils.
Interludes Comic songs, bv
Kev. Father Leo. O. S. B.
The Narrow Gauge Der Schwei
zer Bueb Von Lu.ern auf Vegis
Zu Auf den Alpen i t esschoen
The little man, and his tall wife.
Sponholtz Gallop Brilliante.
"Tis the Darkest Hour Before
Dawn" A drama, by ten young
ladies.
Chop waltz Instrumental duet,
eight hands.
The Creation hong, very Kev.
Father Trior, O. S. B.
Olivette Tambourine drill, per
formed by t velve misses.
Garden of Eden Tableau.
Paradise Ixst Tableau.
Graduatir.2 exercises.
Valedictory.
liaise the Notes Gently Vocal j
and instrumental quartet, violin, j
zitnern, guitar and piano.
Closing address Verv Kev
Father Trior, (). S. B.
Tickets for sale at Blackmail's.
. ;
4ool In vetitiTipnt. 1
For a smail amount .of tuonev j
that will in a years timej double or
treble vour monev, such an op
portunity is oll'ered in South
.Albany onlv one half mile from
the city, embracing the tract of
laud from Elkius' falls to the fair
ground road. Lots sold ou the
installment plan.
TWEKDAI-K A l.KlriELl.
One door aouth of the post oflice.
j Yaqnlna liaj.
i Fiiteen hundred dollars will buy
I one hundred feet of water front,
between Fall street and the Bay
View House, Newport. Address
Tjock Box ltt Newwrt, Oregon.
S'eial Inducement. !
AH those desiring to put up J
strawberries will do well to call
and see us, as .e arc selling them
n quantities at special rates. Wjl-
amette Packing Co.
Straw lierrid.
F L. Kenton receives fresh
strawtxTrif every morning. All
' orders entrusted to him will receive
careful attention.
j !
i Th Trutfc. j
J There is NO cigar which sells at
1 5 cents equal to Blum's for the
same monev. Everv smoker who
i has used them wivs so. YOC trv
I trv one
; whv li
ti... i;. ... -i...... u.
,....,v. i ni.'iii; mi w m . Q j
complainiug atniut tlit.t Urert feeling;
I )ue imttlfof BWiGS' BLOOD PI7KT-
! FIER and BLOOD MAKKK will en
tirely remove this feeling, give them
j a good appetite ami regulate diyi--
j tim. . L. Blackman. druggint.
J -
.Inut Itwr ivrl.
A u" i-a-'W, cauliflower.
rrt'en I-p, jispasagus, oranges and
'."nons, also a new lot ot that nice
California cream cheese. Willam-
ette Packing Co.
SHILOH'S CATARRH RM.MKDY
A positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria
iim t..u,ker tijoutl.. Fur -ah- by I .
,ay Maun. "
3
I have just received over 2000
yards of standard ginghams from
John Wannamaker, of Philadel
phia. The common price of these
goods is 10c ier yard. I will soli
14 yards for $1 the price of good
prints.
SAMUEL E. YOENti.
OIL l'AINTlNG.
illSS
Having opened a studio in Flinn's
block will give instructions in land
scape oil painting. Those interested
j in ine oil paiutings at e invited to call
at her rooms and examine her paint
ings, which include views of The
Three Sisters, Oregon City Falls,
Multnomah Falls, Mt. Hood, and
many others. Charges for lesions
will he reasonable.
Contractor and Bnllder.f
C. .SHELL WILL FtrKMSH I'LAXS.
X-'-tl'u'JilK-itioiM and details for alt kimlKOf
building anl iirohitcctnre. All v.nrk i)iionjpt
ly done :uul u'iiarntel to lie lirstnilisi. f"s
tiniates turiimhed on short notice for brick
bu.lditii. re-udencc4, imhliu buildings,
brills, etc.
REMOVAL-JOHXSOX k IiANSALS
i bave rcmoveil tlicir blacksmith shof
rmn their oJiTqmrtcr t ths corner op-io-ite
An. Mirjhal's livery stable, where
Ihe li s foun-1 rca'lr to do all kind of
aork intheir line cheaply aod promptly.
The BUYERS' GUIDE is
istucd March aud Sept. each
year. It is an encyclopedia
of useful informatio!! for all
who purchase the .nxurirs
or the necessities of life. We
can clothe you u furnish yea with
all the necessity and unnecessary ap
pliances to lit!.', walk ''r.t:ce, .-Icep,
eat. tiisl'. hunt, work, go to church or
stay at home, ami in vaii.ius sizes,
styles ic.id ipiKi.tities. -I ns-t lii.i:re out
wiiat i - reii'.oreil to do ail these things
COMFORTABLY. Jcu c '"i1 a
fair oiunatu of the valce of the
BUVKItS' CUIDK. which will he
sent iijion rceci'it of 10 cents to nay
postage. MONTGOMERY, VWRD & CO",
1 1 1 1 1 4 M ichigan A venm?, Chicago, Hi.
Ai'inflill'l !
'I11IUIUHI
j
! l.inii'li'iniv i
l i ii f mi inn.
Ilillllt
raker
1880
spring and mm
SPECI
Ladies9 Dress GoodsandTrimminp
The largest stock and greatest variety in price and
stylo I Lave ever carried, and as good value as ever
ottered to tiie citizens of Linn conntv-
cial
! In cashmeres in colors
Spe
giugliamscliunihreys, French prints and wash fah-
rics
A.'i t!i? noveltiN
colors
T uiil have soinethinc further to sav alwut
these in a few days.
EMBROIDERIES. SKIRTINGS,
Flounciugs. and all overs on cambrics, Swiss and
India linen. I have just opened the largest invoice
of novelties in this line ever exhibited in this ci v.
and at greatly redueed'prices.
PIQUES,
India lawns, nansooks in white, ecru ud colors,
all at juices very much cheaper than ever before ot
tered in this city.
j In brown and bleached. rfhi stock I bought iu
! New Ol'k at less t,h;in irnnnrr.-ir nfi.... 1.1
I ,. . i t
I v g -OU oaroaiUS,
I efv net- vinl .ind .m
r.w
others
TOWELI NGS
Crashes, etc. All these goods I buy direct from
importers by the bale,and can sell them much cheap
er than if bought; of jobbers towels I buy in quan
tities in .New York, and am offering them at prices
that are ure to xeli the "oodg.
LADIES COTTOJf HOSE
Are cheaper this year than ever before. 1 liAre
succeeded in getting some good bargains,all ofwhieh
I am offering to my customers the same in
ant
gJThe above is an outline of the fiolicy . am going to do business 1
and will endeavor to do iny part towards securin the trade of Ia'nn and
adjoining counties to lbany. and to keep up with the procession of tbe
lively anil growing city of Albany. I w ill have f-ouef hing to Ray about
Carpets
Boots mi
And Other
SAMUEL
889
1889
A TjTIES-
Barsrains
and blacks. Seersuckers,
if tin- sp.'isnn in rljwl: nnil
LAWNS.
I.w.K ..li i: i i i
iii.ti.iii iim-ii uieaeiitri
1 at
in proportion.
Shoes; Groceries,
lines Soon.
I'liililrwi i
E. YOUNG,
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