Morning daily herald., July 02, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

1HE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY, JULY 2. 1889.
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Kiicrne ex
1 ;4a am: , .vnm- Portl'd in ioni
jlllljaraj'.:, imi 34:.pm
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SOUTH BoUNK.
Arrves IVparti, Arrives
t.'aia'e-vj i T:!.".l":i' .rpiiiA:;lil.iiHlli.0OMin
K-ier.e ex '.-Jriiiivn' li4f'pm Kuue i'.40pm
F.-cisbl .... 1 l.:V)piiilai:rene 6.()0pm
No r'riv.'ht recti mi! fnrout'i;after ll,A.!jsi.
OKKGOX PACliU' T!Mt; T AliLE.
Arrive Departs
.; ll.I.VMiill.tO j in
f.2.MiuW;.:"0 a
tl'Ai-v.-tijpr. ..
Kreirht
JOTTINGS ABOBT TOWN.
A new invoice of cl..cks at I".
French's.
it
vl
Tho state teachers' association
. onvened in Salem la-t oreiiing.
It is .said liolAnsnn's big circus
will visit t!-i- citv in September.
First f.tree
!::::.! appropriate
1 v decorated fur the coin'iiis I'ourth
cf Julv. !
Call at F. Xi.
I.-
..jj j
j
corner ji'widry sro:-!-," . !!!.! ;-t i!ie
statidard IV.cilic coast time.
I 'r. J. 1.. liii! ha-; : -arr.inged iii.s
i.i :i:s in t!ie lVr-i-on corner, and
i i::.- a -ti.ct! a line ur'ical cliair.
A'ili A. Stark !ia;- jus: iccc-ived
a :!:; ln:e of ; ! k Siarnoiid jeu -elry.
.--llverwar.-. a"'i;c, etc t'.i'd
ami m tiicii!.
vecp iu i . : i : the dale o the
JdaJii" Vi-.-kess ( Hniedy Company
mi th' evening -f .inly 4li., for one
night only as a benelit for I'. Co.
W. Wririit h.a
. . I ... ... ill i . 1 1 i
'. !:. sklsmer his hoti.e and two! V- U Vi Imural, or lO.;. i object of which shall be to take the i . i.. ,
in the soutl.v.t-torn part of the ! ar shc,a.1 UIY h'"' an1 u.s i Mean hammeto,- for the month ,! water out of Crooked river and;, i;- s. Mraiian, Cbas. L. Wolyer
city. pari:,..' lor the same $iW0. i col" "!m IlobaoIe i -,.7. ' I carry it t, the flats north and west ' ot?; " f 1"' . Mvtcil,,'
Ve-vfVw cws wen- to he s.-en ! "1 UcUuH' llight dailv arera - of b.rom- i rf that Un fo! irrigating purposes, j : : f "Mek. . . U. ; ntpinan, J
; t.ani.Vr at l;.re vt'terd ,v The 1 iU1;l.t"nns' Y Wl,,ere'"1 i oter, i;..U- ' ! I5y tl-.is means 10.CK) acPes of good i v.'J,,kin, Charles Aior.teith, C
, itv .nn.ori-i,: -u.L , ."U.r ti! ' "i "mU h l5:, Lowest dailv av,,,-, of I,,-,,.,,,. l:ni could be brought into cultiva- i K npson. I
n.u.ce Mgeuy en:)rce.i.,tilUt.UUl U1)t!1 thc u.rm9 h,.,,,;,..
Joati'im 'hller, the bard of Cali-;a!t-r provided for by section (4)
-ernia. iassni tnrotsgh this city
yesterday en route to i'ortiand.
Ihicatne fiviin Kugene and t")ok
litun r here.
Some miscreant entered the fur
niture factory of Thomas Hiink on
Sunday and ht!e a lot of rubber
tampg Useil in marking hi woven
wire mat resses.
Zaches I'ro. have leased two
oi the rooms in the Senders buildr i
ing opposite the postollice and "'c same upon paying to the mar
have removed their tailoring estab-i hhal. 11,11 f"r'i's thereon, which
lishment into the same. ,sl'ail 1,t; K'r takl11.' P
ff ,- ,. i,, ' animal, 73 cents per dav for keep-
J . :z ; e, a,,d his 11 fees
mi ,m T,.'
i iation at Salem to-da
on t he Kiih- !
ect o! .ciiool ( lovernment
- u
Miss Ida J'rush has a line assort-
ment ot flower wreaths, for the
'..i....;. (Mvl'i.UIVIt. "HIS.
who will ride in the
libtrty car
can obtain them at h
tier mnhnrrv
store.
Keitt-rvcd .-eats f..,r ti:r Mattie.
1 ...
M Kcrs p;ay on .July -tth are gmg ,
.'.'idly. Tiieie will be an immense
attendance to this In-netit for 1". ;
Co., and those .lesiring te attend
should secure .heir seats at once. .
Chas. Keller received a telegram
from Spokane Palis yesterday an-
Tiouncing the serious nines 01 hi.-i
.laughter, Mis. Harrv Noe.l. Mr
.S. :
...
'
Xeifer, who rras at Ya.piiua i"
turned home and v. ;!! to Sp..
k:me this moridng.
Xew styles' e.t gilt an-l r-ron.-e
n.o'ildin.s j:i-t receivt (i at the Al
bany I tirnituieCo Picture fram-s
made to suit thc m-.-t fastidious.
Come and -ee us, ni guarantee a
.'it in the frame or no sale. ( 'nrner
l irst and Perry street?-.
Tiie )i eg n;an :-ay -: The pro
prietors of the Albany Mon.-r.;
I!i:rai.: issued a handsome stipple
t:.eit yesterday, containing an ii
histiation of the thriving tow 11 and
some f its private residences and
j ubli,- buildings. Sin !! enterjirise
is cjmmendabie. -
A. .V. Irvine has opened
and coniectioncrv store
a iru;t ,
111 .lie
building foruK'iiy occupied by
tlurl.h.trt i'i Keency'.s real estate
o'.iice. next door to- W. p. Lead's,
'.Mere they keep a line assortment
f candies and iresh fruits, and
serte lemonade, milk shakes, soda
water and all kinds of confections'.
Ile ;r sto-.-k is fresh and
complete.
PitKSONAI
U E.XTION.
of irant's Pa-
Oeu. P. Kc'.ley
in the city.
Lev. K. It. Prichard ami family
left yesterday !r Yaqr.ina.
Henry Susens returned !a-t
evening from Pellfugham Pay. !
Harry Woodin, of Portland, is in
the city and will spend the Fourth
here.
Prof. .1. M
v. ilhams. principal !
x:.r jvjgoiie pHouc scnoo's i m
the citv.
P. (. . Ientlaiu. editor of the
West Side, of Independence-, is in
the city.
Miss Oenevieve ( ieorge has a.
tapted a clerkship in the d.-v goods
store of W. P. Lead.
Miss Lillian Hackleman. of the
Salem 'Statesman's typographical
i 'ice, is visiting in this city.
- Mi.-s Ftkcl Cusick. daughter of
. ... !. 1- .1- . .
1).-. ('usick, of Sa'em. is visiting in
the eity, the gust of her aunt, Mr:
.'. . Cusick.
Thomas Prandon and II. II,
auk, oi Jiai.-ey, were m the city
e.- terdav. 1 hey report vt-rv little I
-
damage from the rain an 1 consider-.
We lenetit. Where hav was in
the shock no damage occcurrcd,
hut that portion lying down, with-:
it being shocked, sullVred seme.
Mill Tlie.v Ci'Mir.
A'.io'ihvrcarloadof the cclebiat
ed Peifection and Muson fruit jars
just receive-1 by U:o Wiii;n:ut'.e
Packing Co.
It
pa;. to iatroniz? a c.
-to
I; you Imve any doubts on thi? s
ji'Ct tlV P.
L. Ken?'.
T3SC0W OEDISANCE. j
i
Proviaiaas of the Liw Wh.ch la N.w la !
Effoct-Kcsn Uo Year Cows. !
The. new cow law, which went
into effect Monday, prohibits all
cattle from running at large within
the city limits of Albany. Its
principal provisions are as follows:
Suction 1. No cow, bull, steer,
heifer, calf or cuttle of any kind,
snail be allowed to run at large or
to be horded in or upon any of the
streets, alleys, parks or" public
piaces in the corporate limits of !
the city of Albany or upon any
private premises therein, except
thse of the owners of such
animals (unless when being driven
through the city for shipment or
other purposes), unless the owner
r owners, or person having in
charge such animal or animals,
i abali iirst obtain permission of the
owner or agent 01 cceupant of said
: l !.., -,.i.
I-nvaiu irem ,
i !imtii'il must l.t nwiirel V lastiM.eii
' ... . i ,
: o. iicrde, insucna,
manner as lo p revert them from
ung uponor u-e,.u worn u.e.
Si,'. :
sv-ribed
Any of t:i:.- anmia.s de-!,,
feet io
; 1 i one ol this
ordinance
found
within the corporate limits of tiie
citv i .Miiauv Ediail i c taken up
ht-
tP V
Piit-e oii:-i i-, or by anv
p.'i"; aiivl (lelivei'cl to a ponce j
iitft-r and kept in a good ana sale :
place, and such, animal so taken !
up (-hall bs provided with proper;
food and water while so confined, i
S;:c. :J. It shall r e. the duty of j
the in:iihai, after the taking up of I
anv uf tite above named animals, i
to immediate"- post v. pni;tei or
wti.iv.-a lioiices :n ai leasi tiiiee
-
1 :." ' - .j
, iyiti oi iiit i-niijjaiici., ionieti,l
further that such saie shall not i
take place within less than six ;
days from the date o! posting such '
; notice. ;
Si:( . -!. I: at any time p:evious!
, to the sale provnted lor in section
j (3) tiiree of this ordinance, the
i owner shall prove the animal or
! animals so taken up to bo his
lroperty, ne snail he entitleU to
tie shall
posting the notices required
111 i
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i . .1 1 .
, relates to the manner 01 conduct-.
i the sale of bovines thus taken '.
'up.
I
, :'a('iK . 1 :;;it'il .
J'ollowing wen- lie- patent j
gianted to citi.--ns of ihe Pacific ;
States during tin- pa-t week and
renoitefl for the Hkijai : bv C. A. :
Snow A Co. oatcnt l.iwvers. Wt!i- i
ington, j). C. . J. P.-hm, '.Vest,1
Point, CaL, amai;amatr : L. J. 1
I'.orie, an I-'ram-isco, Aflixing ;
postage si-amps. ; J. A. !
Chri.-.ty. Ls Auge'e.-, advestising;
.l.noi ..1 . J ' an, .lta. ( :u.p srapl
0.1
veiTt1
San
.1.
r: !-ranl;lm T. dairies, Col
Washinton territ ). y, fir.it or
ia'ole cooker: I"-. II. Jackson.
Praiici.-vo, b.-am or "irder
.. ......... ..... .. .. ...v .. ....... i
( al.1sahsup,.o::.-r; J . II. Wad, j
: MTi KilT I I tv oih'o.l l .iiiw.i hi
.lum-l ion
railway
Al!faiiy,
striiment
I itv, iif.- saletv
witch ; 1. N. Woodle.
Vrtorie.t! v surgical in-
!C. i:. !t::tps fur
;.-
u.tl t ll.
n Inly -lil.
round trip over
lie faie for the
e Oregon Pacific,
.,nh!i:- t.l: sinthr, .-itv ot Ml,1vi?''u'.?u,l,t ' 1 "l:.v
purchased oi ' " . - , i Lowest barometer on the "rth. tormatton oi a slock company, the i
oetweei! i orvAnis au.J Alrany will ieinph.yed by Mr. Marshall in his
be fifty cents. The :ii'-i train w ill iivery' stable,, but die was consid
leave t'orvaliis nr.- Albary ai. s a. j ered ' straightforward and honest,
in., the second train at 10 a.m. I and it is thought that lb forger
Returning will leave Albany at (i : merely adopted his name.
p. m. ami : p. m. i ne ticket.
will be sold on the ."rd, good for re-'
turn to :ind itiehidiii" tio S'.Hi 'flip
. . . - , -" , . " ;
regular train will rue. as usual. An,.
V A. n iui. ..ill .11.-.. .ii.i.c: .11 llll?l
? !
city from the front on the Oregon
Pacific line eastward.
(iriK'I'Hl I) nil' I'
No lO.
'Members of "P" company are
required to assemble at t lie armorv
rr , t i ... ... . . - ,
luesuav. JlllV g. W i. at . : 0 :
uniformed, armed and equipped for '
skrmish drill. Done bv order of :
O. II. Irvine, captain, commanding
"1 "" cnmi'-tuv. Second rciinent"
O. N. i. ' T. ... ( Wvkm s '
'! f-n" 4-
irt Serjeant.
Nniiff.
We, the undersigned barbers of
:th'e city of Albany, announce to!
, .: i ai ' . i- .. .
our patrons and the public that our j
price lor sliaving on holidays and I
w' ..... l i i -.i i I
ruiiiuin ituit .-?imuay will oe
cenij from this date, July I, 18.99.
Lot is ikhi:ck.
.Iok Keiax,
Thomas Jones.
W. A. Mack,
Ii'sui'ii AV"i:n!:::a.
No lUlitfi v on ilia l ouilli
The delivery wagons
. I - .. I - L 1 " . 1 .
v.rl I not run !
Purchasers l
; on uie romin oi .Jiny. l urcliasers 1
should take due notice, and order
! ineir goons to ie uelivercd before-1
, hand.
losepb .Myers, proprietor.,
!in!.Ir.
avoll portraits ;
M Worth
wishing ci
Parties
can nave tliem
i.iii 1 1 :i i i 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 'irMtiMiTs-iti.tiiii
Vi.. . i-i. J ' !'
I- u! . ?,',!vs:' -'"-
mi s usual
Y.T' V T l - r UtlY .onI.V.rs
Orders so ('laced can
ject to delivery ;;i:y
nine!'- davs.
"ClOIC .ll Olil.
be made sub
i.me within
Pra:
an im
ot all :
Frcr.c
etc.
i ! V.
;cis Pf,
L.. -use
:rades.
itl'er ha
-lock i'i
jlls!
1 1
era1
si
11'.
ti camiie.s
i:.c!ud-:i-;
the linest
:a ie taiiy,
1 cream
fl.'sil I:
n. t
ci
.ie
coricr
STATE DISPATCHES.
A U'cmaa and Children Drowaid at Iieene
While Folding the WilhaiMt: Uinr.
Special to the Herald
Eigene City, July 1. Late last
evening M. S. Hubble, a farmer
wife and two children, attempted
to ford the Willamette near here
and were swept into deep water
and the wagon overturned. The
woman and children were drowned.
The bodies were not it-covered.
MI'I'.KMK COURT AO.IOl'KNEU.
ai.k.m, Jul' l. ine supreme
court to-day adjourned untii Sep
tember, .j, after disposing of the
following cases :
The i'ortland Lumbering and
Manufacturing Company, sipp., vs.
tho city of East I'ortland, res p. ;
anneal from Multnomah count v:
iiidirment of the lower court r.-
versed and the cause remanded for
further proeeedirgs. Opinion
by
an
.Strahan, J
I . . '
Lord, .)., wrote
opinion concurrrmg.
Vcthion fur .earing in the rail
t.onuuissioM .ca,c, denied.
, AJcl,unallI a ,p V3.
' ..i Si'.,u
, , ' ' ' ,,
lower court mouiiiea. Opinion by
i ha-vc ( I," " J,V!,curr-'dJ
I'.Vi'i.tit lii. tlwiiurl.f tlw rl 1 1 r.m-j r.f .
- r. : ;
attorneys tees reasoname ami
ought not to be disallowed.
TTKATHI'T. KKTOKT.
J oilowing i.- the ummaiy of
meteorology iVr Jur.e, 188!), !rom
olsfO:ittions taken
! Linn' M-ountv, ( )regoi
AlVin'-
hr loll a j
! i'!'i;rg, volunteer obsoner
for tie.
. : i ... . i
I 1 l.rlli.sit li:imtHOf
on the -')
n '.in,
i tor, '!. 6";
j Iligisest tei.iperat:ir o:i
: o".
the
Lowest tempera '.Lie on
in 2 1
.Mean for the month, ilii.rt.i.
Highest daily range ofthermom- :
eter on the If, 77.
Lowest daily range of
eter on the 4 and L':;, .V..
.Mean temperature at
tidily, (11.4.
Iean temperature at
SO.:.'.
Mean temperatur,'? :,t
CO.fl.
Prevailing direction
-.orth."
:ermom-1
ni.
wind.
Max. velocity or force
-I.
Tr.tal rainfall or melted snow.
,'
I'epth of snow at end of inoulii, ('.
No. ff davs on which .01 or more
rain fell, :!.
.No. of days of cloudiness average
s scale of P.), 4.
Of fiO observations o 1 weie c.ear,
11 cloudy, 7 fair, 0 foggy, " rain.
('. iiazy. 4 overcast, t smoky.
Light frost on the mornings of 0.
Temperature plus 4.1 1 on aver
age of 1 1 years.
Painfull, minus O.014 average
of 11 years.
A I orfrr.t t hrcU.
One I!. J. Kippel presented a
check for signel with the name
of Ans. Marshall at the First
National P.ank Saturday. It was
at once thought to he forged, and
is.'ner. ;r. I.angton. refused
. '
s paymrnt. Mppel.aslu: calle.
Uiu Uu-n olh'e. ! it for sale at
Conrad Miner's but it. was als.j lr-
luse.l. lie jitei wards purchased
f'J.-! worth of goods of Otto Salinger
ami gave the check after endors
ing it, in payment. Mr. Marshal;
declared the check a forgery. The
forger lias made his escape. A ;
young man by that name had been j
I.otri at a Kargaiu.
. . . . .- . . . ...
.v piat 9i mo lov. n oi t.aiesviiie,
inew an1 nK-ing town on t!ie
tWanl line of the Oregon IMci.ic i
is on hie at thoofhee oi Curran A disease ' will runvr ceae until we ar.
Monteith in this city. This town 1 rive at tin: Utopian epoch when the
is situated near the .Santiain mines j human lainilv shall cease to he alHel
which are now being developed. ! ei1 " '"xhly ailments. One of the
..o,1 i .l?tinp,1 to boemoo n tl.ri,-. most potent weapons which the ar-
ing trading town. Lots have been
. . 1- .. . .1 . . '
inaccu u ion ine uiain.ei at tne ex-
eeedingly low price of .12 to $40. ;
Money invested iu these lots now j
bring a big return in a very!
shorL time. It will pav those in-!
terested to call and sets Messrs. :
. v ,
I nrp'in A- A UnlAit L (iniiiiiMn'nfff Lit i
"' vv . w.... n ...... . mo
I'l-operty. ;
;
"iiiiai-.v r.ali. ;
Owing to the large attendance j
... i ... i un i.. '
expected at the grand ball to be
g.ven by I- Lo. ttie evening oi I
r . . l i.i. i . .. i . . . ." .i .. j
-tui, it iias ueeii loui.u neceb-
saiy to h.old it in the armorv of the
comnanv. instead of the oner.i
l u: i. l ' j i
uuiiou, o iieiii iuui.li laiei anu
j bolter suited for the aecommoda- ,
i tioil-of the dancers. The armory '
i will be decorated
inrl i 1. iii
a.na piaieii i" .
j fine order. (Irand mar
narcii at .' :.i0 :
I "!'""' .....-? ..... in i:u .o,:r
. I- '1 !.... ..-.U ... ....
change tire arrangements
benelit performance of
fur t iif i
oenelit i
Mattie
e at .8
Vickcrs at the opera hsu
clock.
SII!U-'W Olllllv.
, . ...
nsurveyed hinds upon tlieSan-
tism east "of Aleloimn nr boinrr
. i i i
t.-iiton ami neni bv ."squatters"
almost everyday. There are some
most ilesiralile claims in thai re-
gion and the parties who are hold
ing Ihoin hope to be able to have
the government make surveys soon.
In this they will no doubt succeed
a soon as r. major': v of the lands '
are
t tied upon.
Jgl.il.er
;: cliiidren v.
t :i r
'1 '.:
tile
Mue-:
!:.:!:
i ' ' 'i
iiii.'i
10 are to 1 we in
t lie Ith are n -t
the W. C. T. r.
day to make final
v i-r '; i i;oi;.
rty
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n-c!
COAST NOTES.
The Evangelical church of Ore-
j gon had founded a school at Lafay -
ette, Yamhill county, to be known
i :.:
as me i..uia cut; oviniuiiij.
The contract for erecting the ad
dition to the Oregon State Normal
school, has been let to .Salem con
tractors. The building will be of
brick 4.x80 and will cost ijdOOO.
Gold hearing quartz has been dis
covered in the mountains in the
southern part of Morrow county.
The assay shows $103 (U to the
tvn. About thirty claims have heen
i located in the vicinity of the Jilack
mountain.
the
Jack Kelsav. foreman of
Oregon Land and Live Stock torn
Iany,at bilver Lake, Lake county,
was shot in the arm a short time
ago, by a love-sick widow, because
i he relnsed to marry
her. liio
i wound was not dangorous
Whiiereports frourtnany sections
show that the wheat crop is not as
L'ood as usual, the entire fruit crow
1 tithe Northwest has been fine.
I Some of the farmers think of rais
The ! in' not him! but fruit in the future.
s.rguing that it pays much better. ,
Key. Lo.eir.o Waugh wa in
Salem on Sundav last. Ife is tho
(jk!est inisiiionary in the West. Ife
was born in Virginia in 1S0S, and j
l!;ls ,
possession a tniutarv ;
land warrant issued to his father
in 17!):. lie attributes li!.-. '.v:, ' l ie
to temperate habits.
An injunction ha- oe.en
bv Judge F.ird r-rainmg the !
-hc!'iir't tiilliam c-.unty from se!!
: . .. i . . . .i. v- .i
o linij!) oi i.ie .Mniin'i.i
1;U:'1'-' Uaihvad Co.-np:ii.y fortas.es.
iin- matter was arnueu in
Italics last Tuesday by dge Mai
lory and A. A. Jayne.
rnnevide capitalishs i)ropose the
tion.
-Mr. raitri':-e who was vorkn." !
on the Driver farm, a iittie south
east of Cot tatre i rove, had a nar
row escape last MmJav. A Jcrsev
bull attacked a
rirl, when
Partridge in attempting to rescue
her was in tr.rn attacked bv the
mluiiated animal, i'he bull tossed t
him in the air and pinned hirn to
the ground with his horns, not!
i however, doing inucn injury. J
The uconie of Silverton and I
iii-m are 'ig.iat:ng ine u'lestion ot ;
bnildin'.- a motor Wine between !
those two 1 laces. Tiie Silverton i
peoj lo have agreed to coinede all !
i that the proiiiotors 01" the scheme
: demand, and a petition h;;s been j
1 presented to Salem council asking
a 1rancn1.se granting me right o;
Company.
nin'.injiuista.-.l
A special car containing ex-Cov, !
Pussel A. Alger, of alichigan, ex- i
Senator Thomas C. Pl.ttt. of New '
York, Judge John M. Thurston, of :
Nebraska, and other.-, t aed
------
thmirdi -N'banv
Z u
undav en route,
The I irogon v; Califnrr,
ia railroad
will sell e'icv.rsion .icl.ets,
ami to a'i points on ihe line 1
fare, for the round trip. Ti
from :
half1
kets
will iie sold on July 2, it'ol !.
gc.rfid to return up to and including
July (1th, 1S. Secure tickets as
no reduction wili'be made on trains
from stations where there are
ticket agents. K. P. lb ..:-.!:-.
Asst. Pi eight and Pass. Agent.
.tie Ve in Have tioOiier War
Some political projiltrtr, aver lliat
!,
niory of medicine furnishes, islfos-;
i teller's Stomach hitters, which is of'
shi p :il nitiilv :i fi.n.li ..i, ..
it is adapted to the immediate relief!
and ultimate cure of tliose disorders'
of tlie tomach.Iivci- and bowh-s which
nrc'"" 'onV,u,nc61 (;-eiiet' Indi-
t,0H' u,,1?"fcss a,1l .constipation ;
arc mseparablo companions, as those
.. . .
nil men tt
6 uie conmletc v ei-:i(lie:ite(l lv
u,,. hitters. Hut the remedial scone !
of this sr.m-rlativclv wholesome and
genial medicine takes in also nervous i
fdmcnts, rheumatism and kidney j
troubles: its action n. these, as in the
complain bcu,gl ,1 acrized
i)T uneauuled loiio
- i
City Taxes.
IS HKRF.UY CIVKN" THAT
JVTO'n'JK
1 the ta roll of the citv of Albany, Ore
... , , . ,M ... ,,.-. : mv
haiuls rorcoilcttioni ami that I will be at tho
eoum il eliuiiibers of said city to receive unit
cwipt r.r the taxrt charged ill paid roll. ir
thc lv;rio.l of : iHs from date o this
notice. All taxes remaining urij.ai.l at
the
... ..I ...i nlf-lll il,.D I mrAnfli.v tt-iM In. r.
- r"7 - r' ,
turned to mw coiiunoii council oi rne cnv 01 i
Albany as (U-liinjucrit, a'nl io?k ami ex-(
pensert for eoliert.iu.' such ta-.es 1'C milled ;
thereto.
bated at Alkeiv, Oregon, thi
iOth day of
.Imie, Is-.'.
.IiiHN" X.
HoFKMAX,
Citv Mirslia
Drain Tile tor Sale. j
i coon .si i'pi.v or first ci.-vss i
a ilrain tile fur sale at the Kae brie'-v i
iiuil tile fa- t'TV Kat "f Albany mar Kni.x .
I'.ulti'. -all at the factory or aitiircss l'ropts .
Ae.stoii, Ailonv Ori-oii.
Ae.stoii, Albany On
TltAYKll riloil TIi: l AltM tK W . W.
O '!;' Af.-.ril, near Talimioi, 0:1 Apiil 17. a
ny t:r-e. li; l.tiii;! 1i!1i,-.vi:l;Iis rJuiaOOth
f:"iiall ronii.l. Any iiitoniiaticii b niliii to
bis rci nvivi v il'. be suitably nwanh-J.
!iiM-ii ael police.
1 jf.vviNt;
J. L p-1-.t-uv
i-i rv-.ns !.a ':
m si:; nit: montkiii:
fnni the "recoil l'arii'n- Cc,
'i tX"" Ikrroi'i tvi ':i:t;:i.:
!'-.i t- rc-i.-.o..: .ivii a'
siii-Km v. i;'ii.,fi i ailii! ,'
iv! ! t inn '1 .vit.
.iojin st intEMi:
way into that citv. As soon as I mW-WmM' f
the council consider the petition mMkPf'' 'ift' ft
the survevor will commence work. ! W'iatritl'' cV
All those desiring chi,-kens for m)M'
: the 1th will please leave their or- 1$P Wc' ''WFmffll fMi
;ders bv Wednesdav noon. We mWmWMd
i have a tine line 01 iiv.uU goo. Is on dMM'T
: hand and will also ha ve a large l"- - '
'stork of vegetables and beiriesof '
all kinds. Willamette Packing WHY POPS
lltrclric Rlllcm.
This remedy is becomins: so well
and popular known as to need no spe-
1 mention.
i f"''!""1 .Hi:tur:
tiii i.,c pure
AU who have used
ters einsr the wine soiur of
purer medicine docs not ex-
j i-si and it is fru'arantecd to do all that
. is ( hiimed. Electric Bitters will cure
, all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
fit a remove I'mipics, lions, Salt
Hhuum and other nltcctiotis caused
by im;ure blood. AVill drive Malaria
from the system and prevent, as well
as cure all Malarial fevers For the
cure of Headache, Constipation and
Indigestion try electric bitters En
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded, l'rtce "wj tents and Jl.(K)
per bottle at Foshay & Mason.
4'wulrnrlorZanil Itniider.
! r UI!i UNDERSIGNED 1IAVINR LOUATKU
ill iKli)ju tiiicii iai(...i.i'v iiuiu eiij
and country. " Will contract to build bridge,
barns, anil all munncr of dwvllini; houses,
including Oueen Aniif, Kastlake and Eliza
bcthian stvk-9 of liuil.lin.-. Will furnish
plans and sptcifieati'Mis free of charges. Satis
faction guaranteed. W. V. CASSEI..
! Fliieiis tl Merchants
C O M A ANY
-Or- '
i ALBANY
Oregon
1 v
1. (l IfJ Ul I k
van iv ( trini. s-,.-,,.iii.
OFFICKKS.
l'i-.-; !i'iit Charles K. IVolverto:,
Vi, e-rres:dent-.I. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. V. Cusick.
Secretary J. K. Klderkir..
; Safe, Sound, uonservative1
A Square Company,
1 Managed by Square l-'un,
Patronized by Square People
,tli
t- .R
: it
r i '
P.ccauso he 1::
nnv.-.s t!!t Ins ile;'.r
win.: id
just c"ir.iiiO;H'iiiv to work i:;in for
siiiutihiiig yea know how it is
vourself- hut wh ;
LADIESTRABE
WITH
0!
) V.
i ill' i ii o i i n,
l'heir Inisbaiiiisi'ion't look that way,
because there are no extravagant!
prices on thvir good-i. P.verything j
is good; everj think in chta;': ma!:e !
Home happy, make
VOPIt lil'SPAND SMIl.K
tin., nf. tl.o ......... ,.-.:..-.t '
iiy traumg at tne
where the ndecf good
low nriccs know.-, no
goods and '
eXClMition. !
Hon t t"l'--i t mat t niple o: economy
is at
Srowasll & Staaaid's-
j OKNKK CIliST AXI l"Of " U.P.IV SI.S
! Don't forget that at .Vis. P,. K,
flyman's is thc place. to .get jour sew
i ing machines.
Xjoi.irj s.iI,i?Of ( ; pun s.i.ipr.ip '
ari. i-om a'q ;p;s ao.4 s.mlu.i ao:
ri)ii.u ojnuu omoij strpi.isoe " .injst: I
.ononis om.i pin: uimi-' I' imui no.i' jj j
OVEH TlIK
i 1 A I V t I ' VT U V s! !
!' H ! "J " " 1 ' ! 1 1 i . j i
i
ieimvov hm-
1,uu UK i lii.u.n i..m
n-Aitu.
The Willamette Valley and Pas
cade Mountain Wagon Load is in ex
cellent condition, and by all odds is
the best and shortest wagon road to '
Eastern Oregon. Il'ater and grass is '
abundant r.long the entire road. The
grades are easy, accommodations su
perior and the road well bridged
making it the best mountain road in
l, :.,.. 1 i.
. -i nunnm-i juiiio, huml-
mg and litliing the Cascade Moun-
. : : ...:.,;... f nr... Ti-f.
and thc Three Sisters afl'nr.1 superior
advantages.
0 j
( r
,8"
1 , 9 1
I "have ju.-t received over L'OuO
yards of standard ginghams from
John Wannamakcr, of Philadel
i.hia. The coiii::.oii price of these
i'i in.!-, is M i '.-r vard. I will
1 sell
gOiJil
Id yards for .! the price of
500 000
)IUUR
W9 . W!- 1 . .
...... Tl!!-' 1!!V Klflii' m
i'ij I !
iiilard
Giiiivhams.
K. L. 'KiBNTON
-PEA
(jROCEEIE
Staple and Fancy
Coiiiklioiiery. Cigars and Tokiim
M B ItiriinNS K! (
Newspapers
gff-NKAll T1IK rUSTORTCi:,
wan 3 hi Jpihw3 lKjj1 nnrr rrr
jno S4i;i-PtEconu, ih.
Oregon's G-rsatest and Chmcst Eacehcrse, with, a E-ec-ord
ct 2:29 3-1-First Season after Four Tears
Sotirsac-at, a Pczfoiinarco asvertcfere
equalled by anylicrss onfhs
NORTH PACIFIC COAST
Will hi' at Albany Tuesday and Thursday, at the McKnight farm Wednes
day, at Salem Priday, Saturday and Mouiiay, going by way of Jcflcrson and
Turner's Station, and allowed to serc a Punted number oi marcs. Oneco
was sired by Altamout, wagon road, 2:Ctj; in St'n heat; dam. Iklle Price, by
Doble. -2:2S '2 jc-ar record 2.40.1, fattest in tho world for 4 years) son cf
Pricsen (4 year old record '2",0l, fastest in t!nworhi for 14 years). The
grandeur of Oncco's perfonnanses the past season of breaking and defeating
the most determined combinations which shrewd men end able manipulators
with fast horses deyiseu to defeat him, are stili fresh in the minds of all
horsemen; but we would ivminJ them again tint he was the sensational
trotter both as a 2 and : year old. lowing in turn both records and thus a?-.
suining the impersal pin pie of Juvenile King of the Northwest. His bull
dog tenacity, never failing courage, indoniitfdi'.e 'viT, and ' high strung tem
peramentwill not brook defes!, and his present record is as yet no measure
of his speed, as it was ma.le m the mini ami ur.iu.r tne i:
stances. At year old he sired colts in all. Three ;!
at 2 year o
At the end of CO days
them could .'-how a . minute gait. P.
races at Albaiiv, ami later on one proved the wmuer ot tiie Inlan.l I-anpire
stakes at The P.dh-s, and the following si aw n won U. : year old race at
Seattle. These arc all that have been broken, r-nd Ir.ve ch oiged hands and
brought the Km. i of ?JC0O. A glance at Oiu. o's ; . 'igi ce will with a fair
consideration ot his performances convince the most prejudiced that he will
transmit as he inherit;-j'ais treat fpee.land imihiiehliig gan..-ness. Terms .0.
Altago
O .'i vi-ar M :ecii
An, ..id
Wi!l be kipv n: ('oi vshis a:.l i':.h-p:i"n r
j i;i;;ir.
Rowa ion5K vkrktt-Pull
will a. coiciiiuiv Oiieni. terms si." to -v-:u -. No i:::l,i;i::e.-. a. vnmn: lor acei-dei,:-.
Will take pleasure in rhr.w ing the i. : -. .-: any '.-'.'. e-;-pt Srmbiy.
Por .: nded pedigree or :'ur:Lc rpariiculars address
MCKNIGHT BROS.,
Albany KorJiCorvallis;
STEWAM &
-Dealers in-
General
Ml
Iron, Steel and Coal
Watons and Jiityyies
Jtojw and Cordage
lilackiwi itJis' Supplies
Gardoii and
And all Iiiiplneuis;
C. P. HAWKINS.
ltura
D.ics'an imiacnso busiiiesi injdl kinds of furniture, bedroom s-ets, parlor
si-fs chairs, bed lomures. kitohci safes, and all kinds of table?, etc., etc.
Also havj a liii.? s.-li:
't wall ' aper
( .it ami ?-e
LEU IN-
i:iVKII F(!K 1HE I.I AI!N.
and Magazines-"
ALU ANY
moat :tdver?c circum-
thesu were trained
work, wreaking ami training, any of
- i ieil was pan! to two of them in match
2:42, by Altamuii. 2:2i'.: .i:mi, Megie Ar-
T-
;." to
bu t!., l t i Kiiiv l.
i --n. lecoi.
P-'-ll
i V
Hardware
ANI-
Cavpen ters ' Tools
Jin ildcrs ' Hardware
lou'der, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder & Fuse
Saws and Axes,
Cirass Seeds'
Used by Fanhers i
P. PAltliKLL
mum mm
ae.d window shadr.':, which thevaro
them, on First; street, up
Stcwi
offering at c!
art & Sox.
postotiice.
pVili!
1 Pen V st
SAMP PL P. YOPNO.