Morning daily herald., July 04, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

THE MOKKlfrG HERALD: THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1SS9.
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Knirht J l.xt)jnijKaei U.oojmi ;
Vo r.i ih: received f!j-n-j;.li
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A i riven !y;n
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.KITTIMiS MttH'T TOWN.
rb." ui' ! !; V oi
Ic'.- iTearii at Ut-!it':i"iH to-day
Ice coM lemonade at I'.
!entoii's tn-d:. .
A new burglar pi oof at'e
ecn added to the xstottice.
The military ba'l to-nLdit wii
in td :.t tli'- ;i:..i.r;. ::,-:i-.(:' i '
opera hii:;.--'.
Th! si. .sin i .i! ' t- i:v h ii!
the
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till!'!
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i. K'-l -
opera
'nl.iin
ci. .cl..
. .eiie;iv r "i-!ni;.-.e
this even
w :I: raise iiromrit-
i in-evei'.in;; train last nigiit had
ii board 42 p.is.-i tigers. About
Ao tl.irds of theiie Mopped here In
. ; t ".::: i the erb-hration.
ieo. Ilovei- bar. sd i :ii- i::-
: !' st in th; j ji printing e.-ta!-i-I;;r.(nt
; ICoyce s: llibler. tn S.
l'aisie.i . : t!:is city.
The caniiriii from Salem w;i-
'lough! up last nielli , ar.d its o
:;oroi'.s tout - wii! trmke the welkin
rir.gfraily thi- :;;o:iiin.
V. b. KenU.ii !;:n fitted up an ice
ream parlor ;i: the n-oin adjoin
ing, his storcw lisMe ice cream will
"e served at all hours lo-day.
ihe Capital steam lire
r.., ;!l .,r. ;. r... n, i- ...n !
. .in. hi inn .ii ii.v. i;n iiir J-.-i' I
tram to-dav. and will t titer the
steamer ccnte.-t tb.is i-vemug. , The oration will be (ieiivied by
Miss laisy Smit!., daughter of! lbu. M. C. Cieorge aval the dcclar
i;e late Hon. .). II. Smith; Har-' ation oi independence will be read
robing, and Joseph Eyon oft'ottage j by l'rof. W. T. VanScov. Tiie ex
1 iiove. wi re ni;rri"d ;it Fniene on i eiviscs w ill also consist V a well
he 21st, ult.
When in the city to-day do net
orget to call at Eeon Power's i-ar-aess
and saddle store and inspect
ids line stock. lit? keeps a com
plete line of fust-class harness and
SaMIery of all kinds.
All 'Cno Iik.- nvsters. roast lur-
iev. sjriou
;en,
.'Us,
roast or
oiiod.
nam ami e
ice cream.
illll.
i-
siiake. lemonade, soda, or
aaything in this line should stops t '
he Eureka oyster stand. '
. . " !
Thirty iior.es were killed mi
lmatilla county bv order of tic;
state veterinarC- surgeon. Thev 1
animals ;iad
a
c'ir;ia"
us "iisea-e
were killed
piead.
lorn a nasal
i'l order ti ! I
t aial
-.cut its :
m. '!:!:;
Tiie teg.'i:.! en '!
Kebekah d ::vc i vl
: of i:
will !
iiiah
held
!i Friday evening, r.t which time
will occur tio installation of olii
eers. A foil attendance is ilesir-.-d.
oy ord. i of K. P.. Mordanye. vic -grand.
Tin. is.-ui; tiie H::i:i i of Sun
day morning, with supplement and
irds eve view oi Albar.v has be".';
-
ntirelv exltausted. bu;
a few hun
remain at
siibi at I-i
'."ed of the views still
'-' is office and will 1 e
'i ts each.
Vague rumois are alloat of an
'gi'.ni.'atioii. in Pendleton similar,
' lao "V.'hite Caps.'" who are now
ciruning jiortions oi the East, j
t he obj-c: ( ( the society is the ex- i
t'.'iinut'.on of town cows?, which :
:re allowe-l to mam the streets at
tin.
V'. W. l. Washburn caugid !
elite a lar-je rattle snake near j
.'rov.iinvillo one day last week and i
'roii'.'itt it to Coi vallis where it has ;
it-en ou exhibition. Il is of the j
lack diamond species -m 1 has '
-even rattlt-s an" a button. ;
Vr. old gentleman by the r.ame;
t oolcridge. wl;o resides live
miles westof Monroe, had a very'
serious accident happen to him,
ast week." While chopping wood1
a small piece of the stick Hew up
and struck him on the right cptie
cutting an ugly gash and destroy-.
.ng thy sight ot the eye
I'KKSONAI. MK.NTION
nr. .. a. j.easv, oi .-atom, is in
J. Eeasv, of
rhe city.
Miss (iraee Pijier of
-a.em is
siting in this city.
C. II. I.uderman and wife
ot
Ashland me visiting in this citv.
Hon. IE A. Irine and wife have
returned ir.'-:! u trip to the moun
tains. Mr.-. Lister and Miss Nettie
Weeks oi Portland are visiting in ;
;his city.
ieo. II. But ni.-tl, iirst lieutenant
and adjutant of the Second r-fgi-:-a?nt,
is in the city.
Hon. Mel vin C. (ieoi go. w h i will
i; liver the ..ration in this city lo
lay, is accoaijianied by his family.
I. b' N. I'ei!, of the Eoseburg
.'eview . v. iio i .rates at Junction to
!av. paM-i ia, ,.n the train last
r.ight.
Cass Hunipiirey, president of tiie
Multnomah typographical union of
Portland, is in the city to celebrate
Encle Sam's birthday.
Col T. C. Mnith. Major S. E.
hovel! and r.iplain Poet, ivgi
.int;d "ihe, is . i the Secotid regi-
airn
T!..C:
hi v ;
iit ; 1 city last cven
I'ilic is are njcnntcd
! ii i mi ::''.'ii.
THE (JLOIUOUS 4TH.
All At rangii-nients Complete for a
Grand Celebration To-Day.
I'M K l I LIT All!. :! I'AM ICS
.vnor I' y.iyit, Senttor Mitchell
Hi)i:. ?i. C. George ia thi3 City Ti
?OCtaiSliaO cf t-'lB StPidiiit!.
AliiCi.v ha (iouiH'l her haud-M'!H-sr
holiday attiic for tin- big
celebration to-day, and 1 1 city is
piotust-ly decorated irom one em
tf the other, i
' ti hir-r evt niug's train Oovernorj
I'r.'lTlwV.-l . l !:-tT .). H. Mitchell;
:n.l ll-n. M. C, Ocrge, tin orator j
hi 1 1. da v. an i ved and were met
. ,
ar :... u.-i m uk- i-- . o...- : etlfU-:itol in the Ailanti - fish-
,,...-. II.,. Mayur .1. I.. -.owa" ciies.will proceed with the man-er
am a ..elo-'ation ot citizens,;,,, i,,.,!,,-, i.Mit.mlii.ti.
ded bv the band, hv whom
tltfv were escorted to the hotel.
The Salem mihha company and
the
Chemawa litoian iiaml alsf!
arrived on last evenin;.'' train and ,
werenietattl.ethcMlepotby J (:o.i,
of this e.ty, and . to., ,t W 1 t-
eak.-r. which had ,( ,v,, he
.,vg.... I'.t,.- tr.ut. dm:!,- ih-
i.'t
. :-i'i r.
; 5 - city
iv.-.-nM
'i he
lnilnW
liave
.'.in! a
,vitr:i
dav's
a.re.HiN ar
itrcat throng
-s ti:c ei-Ie-
i wgia:oiiU'
I i veil hi
W ill In- j
lil'.li ion.
W : t ! !.; ;i
The proces.-io'i w ii
! 1 1 t ': ! i
:
1111 '
lock
' W : :
!..!:' -qa id.
ilarshai "and aid-i.
i i'.and, at c.nner ! Second and
I-en v street.
Militia, r-.-tin. !. I '.road a
street.
' band.
I.ibcitv car and i.iiiccis
ii,,.!
lav, ri'Stiii
f'i: '.ih'AiM'i'o stieel.
Hand.
I'ireii.i u wiits
app-iratus, iC'stitig
I .yon .-I reel.
Kniuhts oi I'vih :is and
otuei
civic socieli1- v
I 'an i.igcs.
1 IelrCI'ti :i.
'it'ens on fool.
Horn: i;oc:;s ;,..
I'- Second .o Washington street,
down Washington to l'irst, down
First to F.llsworth, out Ellsworth to
Sixth, out Sixth to the grove,
when th-
exeu ises of the d.iy will
o- :ir !d.
i.
a'i' hi.-: .kov
! arranged liicrarv am!
ti;
O''""
programme.
At the conclusion if tiiese
cises elegant prizes will be
'--
givrn
to: several novel races and exhi
bitions s t the groe.
These exercis; will contin
ued until noon.
Tin-: sham i:ai i i.!-:.
At 'J o'ciotk shatp te
sham battle w ill occur, .vuicJi w ill
h arcaiisti- icproduclion of one-, f
Ihe great battles ot modern ,var-;
" - . . ; n J it "ii It t 't i f on r I !
',v : " . , i . .' V'.i I
.' , '""r "" Cl i
" "S - ;ots dl b ..red (
Miime i.ii-! aiu-i me oauje a
r. ai.-h iumc of t ase hall will
i. laved on the college I'aimm be-1
I ween the Knox P.iitte and Harris-1
burg i.mes toi a silver bat. ! tend that possiblv. au. b'emem
1'lie loll.e.vm.' n.ces '.vdl i!:cnM,01. t,af t.. ,.v('.,ris,., will cm
l ike place :
Stak- race.
Three leggeo race.
Wheeb'ari ;.v and bricl
k race.
.-;. k race.
f -5 o'clock : liuKitwig u
will t:;'-;e p'ace latwcen the
vallis and Albany teams of
men each for a purse oi $"().
.
ntch '
'vr. J
t'Vl.
hiiineitiateiv aiier tiieM.1 races
wii!
tiie b..'. ten-k-r and i"ojt !
i- :r..t ir... t n. fi.ii'ows i
races on r.rsi si ru-i . a ioiiows:
lbse race, wet test, tournament
I '.lleS tn guel !!. lilSt prize Sli'). SffC-
ond Ev '
Tender race. L''M yards,
second f2.."i0.
Foot race. 20i yards, $..
Foot race, !0i yards,
These will be followed
$7..V
bv i
" I
steam tire engim
contest for ti cash
j.i ize of r!H'-
At ! o'clock a grand display of
firework will take place from
balloons .-uspended 3of feet in
midair.
'CI.,. .. :. .. .!. i'..vli-ilii: will I
llliriiii.i'. ,.; i.-i.i.i.iv i, ii
. i -.1 . i ...:i:i :
COia ill'l' W illi a ".liinn iiiu.iuiv .
ball, and -.'.itertainment bv F
Comi.anv. The plav bv " the I
Mattie Vickers company will be atj
lit t In opera house at S O'clock;
sharp and the bull at the armory. .
1 i
r r u i. its or im. n i i
Following -re the officers
!
f the,
i
I il ie
President J
E. Cowan
ice-presidents. as follows :
Albany D. K. N. Blackburn.
Salem Capt. J. C. Ivell.
Corvallis C. C. Hosue.
s'cio Ed. ioin.
Eelanon C. P. Montague.
Sodavillo W. W. l'arrisb.
Waterloo J. E Cross.
Sweet Home Jno. (iiililand.
Kock Creek Don Smith.
Mill Citv -W. II. Hobson.
Mehama W. IE Terrell.
Indej-endencc J. C. t'ooj-er.
Turner- E. E. McKinney.
St ay ton Alexander Downing.
Ilarrisbnrg -Sam May.
Halsev T. J. Pdaek.
Brown
rnsvilh It. N. Thompson. treble your money, such an oppor
jina C:tv v. J. Buford. tunity is offered in South Al
Yaouina
Newport U. A. Bensall
raiment .J . a . t teard.
Millers E. C. Stratton.
Joil'erson C'. B. Boi ind.
Shedd ( Jeo. Davis.
Eyonsvilh I lenry Lyons.
Orator ib'ti. M. C. (ieorge.
Header of decUira'ion Prof. '.
T. Van Scov.
Chapla ii Bev. IE V. Webb.
Marshal of t lie day T. E. Wal
lace. Aides Hon. "K. A. Irvine. A. B.
Seal, J. 1.'. Whitney. K;isel Wyatt.
ltubbcr an 1 Icatb
d'Kcriptions at .-t-o.
r bd'i:E of ail
.v.-1, S.-x.
raEPARlNO FOS BUSINESS.
Tup Yaquica D ep Sea F.chin Company
Has Secured a Conpetat ManagT.
; Tiie "laquina I'e.ep Sea Fishing
Company, w hich organized in De
! (ember last, with a capital stock of
j $200,000, recently secured the ser-
w.nu r.i Vlf I llflw.i. M.nli-lu.L-c I.i
j 1 v i yj i .il lib. .1.1 .iiuuuuvnCf w.
j Booth Kay, Me., as general niana
aud ' ger. Mr. Maddock i has a thorough
I knowledge of the lishing business,
j and is a man of ability and energy,
j lie is secretary of the National
i Fisheries Association, which he
represented at Washington during
the Centennial year. He arrived
a week ago and proceeded to San
, i Francisco to supcrinted the putting
in of the maclunery ot the com
pany V .-team schooner, Otorge II.
Chance. The schooner, after being
fitted and equipped with all the
nercssarv modern tishiug arplian-
113. illlU Jllil ..( n v Ji. IVVVI
I .... ..n.l ii itli r uri.ir twl.-l'f-tl
! g.ite the 'ishin:.r banks north of -an
! (.'... Inf 4 I W tltiriti.tli id 1 t-
i ,:.' rilia,:Vf. V!l!
dillorent banks, siviriv' especial at-
tcntion to th lleceta, and other
k (.iU.(1 n the vidnifv of,
, : The receiving and !
I . f ,
I their ..wn land at ya-
. ipiili:'
h u-(
I to til
where they have store i
a:vl v.a:er front continuous!
i.iaiii track oi tt:e irenon
! 1'acilir r.iihoal company. From I
! 1'ieio tiie fish will he shipped in '
j refi igerat")- cars and cold-stored
ready for distribution to iinal desti
I nation. It i the intention oi the :
' coinpanv io the near fmure t en-)
-jage in sailing, smoking and otiiei-i
I W'KC I iri' I'!' V" I II i r ll'f.ir Ullt-lifllw fili
. as ni so ine maiHiiacuire oi tisii oil,
n . ...m? . i i ...
; tuns iiuii.ing nun maKing p.ronta- i
l o:e anotner n tiie natural jc
i si-uices of tliis great l'acilic North
X II t' l .
wesi. as wen as anonum: our cm
; '.ens a eorstant supply ot every I
i vaiiety of lisii know n to abound in
j the waters tf the North l'acilic. j
, - i
Keacliilli; Out.
Ai! of the great raiiroa 1 corpora
tionsi.f the Mississippi vallev
Tin .Missi.sipi'! vailev a: -
: out for l'acilic Coast h r- j
fh.- Fort Dod-e Tin'..- !
. i ,'i
,ys ... its prinetpal ro.id.
ois C r.lrai that ' two sets ,
read i m.
mini.
Iowa. .
the illiiiois
ot rnniors are alloat about :iu
Illinois Central. One credits the
company with a traffic arrange
ment with the Cnion Pacific,
which has a through line to Ore
gon. The other with a survey
from 1'ierre to Eugel Sound and
intentions to build. I'.oth cannot
bo true, and .;t seems more uroba-
ble that soon
other road is behind
... 1 I- I .... ,
the building scheme, lue trespass
unci i us lerruory ov ouu-r lines
I
i would be likely
to induce the
! En ion Pacific
to go irdo trailie re!a-
tions with
i
th.
I. C. IE li."
I. n. C. T. I.irti'iir at Harrix'Mir.
Itev. W. O. Simjtson. pastor oi
the M. E. eiiurch at The I'allcs,
and grand secretary of the I. O. i.
j jrrand l.-idu'e-of Oreaon, will t'o
ien(! liver a lecture in the Whiterhurch.
1 1-irrisbui''. Wednesdav ev niri.'
jujv 10th, at 7:30 v. m. sharp. Ail
an. conliatly invited to attend, and !
i 1 a . f t'?
u;,'"' lTWl '" ""P'11.' -1 n Iu"
f-i'" speaK.r, we uiiiik every
one will be well repaid for their
- tn:,,. spent in h.-tening to his re-
marks. We know that just now
ij Verv busv time f ii-our fanoi-is
i,,,- .vt.' would like to have all at-
i . ... .
! meiire at , :.; '
. v.
Look Oi:i for Vw.tr l.tirr 1.
I "iisiiiera; ;. luicic.-i is ofing
'iianitested in t!se different contests
in this city to-day. The Corvaliis
Times say.-: 'Corval!is wii! send
a team of crack shots to Albanv on
Ine-Uh to contest in tin- gins ball
1,t', !"" :nso :i cil7:iii iin. ooys iu
enter the hose race'. I'.oth tertms
have been practicing for m week or;
ten days and we believe will make
a guod record in Thursday." It i-;
expected tiiat the I.etiiinoii and
n .. ... ... .... . ;
i.-.i" me iMui'.wiieo iiiii w: iii.-ie, ,
i ., i ., r . f , . ' I
.in i .i .-"it-iun iiie engine irmii .u-
len.. The Albany bovs will have,
to look well to their laure ls, as the
l:iv . . r -ii . , -i
,luan m prizes win nor-oe easnv
won.
No Issiifi To-lloiTinv.
In order to ailow the IIiikai.d's ;
tvpographicai force the privilege 1
due ail American citizens to ceie-!
.
brate
the most glorious
.n
. , . .. , ' ,
''a 'onal hohdavfi. the I ourth ot
j' n. Vfr 1,1 ' "sll.f, ,rn,n
"thee to-morrow morning.
r.ellect a Moment.
, ,..
A metropolitan s0ie, handling
no other class of goods, infringiiig i a Ferlection ami Mason lrmt jars
on no other line f trade, willing V" receiveil by the Willamette j
to live and let live. By patroniz- 1 'H"kmS (
ing the merchant in his leadin
i line or speiruiuv vou enaoie inanv
i . rl.. it.
: li lief inil vnll irnl Imtfi.i i-nliima
j vourseives, whether merchant or (
mechanic, professional or capital-1
i ist. The man who has houses md I
j stores to let is interested. Public
: i- i . ii-
j spmt dictates this course, every
' .'eiierriim iiinudeo iironviitu il Tlov I
o-" I , - ... ..u., ,
! your eigars and tobacco of Blum.!
' 7.., .,..:,. ti. i.... rr. i'
, e'cj'o.iie i"e urn ir iiousc. llll.l
! . ... ..11 i . I m
i Ri'i uiu inoiiev an nacK. - again
j directly or indirectly. Twenty ;
; years ex perier.ee in the business.'
tlooil Invest nient.
For a small amount of inoiiev i
; that will in a year's time double or
bany, onlv one-half mile from the
' . 1 1 r.iitl.i'o',,, ii,r i ...... i r I . 1
luiji-iiii'iiivilij; nil" lIUll IJ1 Iclllll
from Elkins' falls to the fair .-round ;
road. Lots sold on the installment '
plan.
Tw i.i.p.M.i: 1Jlpiii;i.p.
Two doers south of postolliee
Well Wmlli Woulilr.
! i ties wishing crayon ortraits
liave them at about one half ',
Pi
can
Mis.
tioti"
with
. tdiim s usual prices, cond
! b.;l thev ol iec il'oir
i .'.. i i ..'i' :
tier o.l oi !eioio Julv ,Vo.
, , , . .
Orders SO I iacel ;.:. he made nl -
eel to doiiVi-rv aiv t-ino w'tbhi
liinotv davs.
KEAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
N. Mi!!er to. I. W. Kendall.
acres in Sec 2'4, Tp. 1:5 K.,
4 W $ 0
J. W. Kendall to Adda Bry
ant, 3 acres in Sec. 23, Tp.
13, S. K.4 W 1
E. W. Eangdon to Hans Lai -,
son, lot S, block 27, Hack
leman's second addition to
Albany ;30
J. P. Kerry to Trustees School
District " No. bl. 1'..' acre?.
Sec. 2d, Tp. !, S. i;7 2 K.. .
K. I.. Bryan to J. 15. Morgan,
IS'., acres, .Sec. 7, Tp. 12,
s. u. :; w
J. K. Morgan to K. E. Bryan,
lots 4, f, and 7, block 1,
Heard's- addition to Tangent
.1. I;. Trask to directors of
school district No. HO, I acre,
Sec 2S, Tp. , S. II. rj K. .
Tiie Dundee M'ge and Trust
Co. to II. Kryant, S a.res,
sec. io. i.'!, i i, ii. 2;;, Tp.
1.:, S.K.2W
roo
i
241M)
C. (.'. Cooper to Moran Mor
ris, 1 acre Tp. i: S K. 1 K.
S. V. I'aislcy t-o Wait Mtad.i
lot Albany
T. K. Heard to Kugtnie Iv.
250
Cochran, lots i and 7, block
4 Tangent
''Nary to Kliabeth
Al(.Nary et a!, !:. of !.L.
C.of John Crubb
anin - l.np. r to A. l.li ins.
'ots 1 . 2, 4 and .", r.eaid's
amnion io langem
lt. 1.. Skinner
Wright, S. I'..
Alb.inv
) Ceo. W.
qr. block 'v).
A In t i 1 iril i- I'rriiclivr.
The Cnrvallis Times savs : .lust
aero;
the river, about three miles
from Coi Vail i
a holiness bai.d are
noiuing a, campmeeting u-at has
.i .i . i i
mhiuu up me wiioieneignoorliooil
It seems the bell weather is an il
i literate saint by the name of Ellis,
i lately from California, and the tac-
ties auoptedlor winning sinners to
repentance are fashioned after Sam
.lones. The E:nn county saint has
a very bad trmper, and last Sun-
;uay anernoou allowed lus angrv
i passions to rise and made remarks
unuecomim; one ot his protessioti.i
i ,.... . i i i
1 7 J'1 f.jSl
' i u , '"",i,
resented the insult, and invited the
UrnXh(.r out ,lf tlu. puhit ant, f,. a
ti!ll(. the j-receedings, to sav the
least, w i re out ot usual rrutine of
a religious gathering. Erother Ellis
informed the llldienen lleit in il iv:
gone by he had been a blacksmith,
and tiiat now he hau sanctified j
muscle and appeared to be anxious
t b tc.it its strength. Others of more !
! irt h L L
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"H'- l'I V Villfll. . l-U'lill
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m t!i '.vnoie
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alter.
Wui ! mi tilt Ornjoii I'Jirilli-.
Messrs. Antonelle i; I'ix who
; recently took a twenty mile con-;
ract " u the Oregon Pacific exten-j
sion lastwaru, wni.it'is uinier
! stood, begin work iii.medi itclv af
j ter the Foiuth. Mc-sr-. Win. M.
llo.ig and parly have been over
i the toad and it has been put in
! good conditii.il to the end of ttie
track for t!i" ruuninir of const ruo-
! tijn trains. Th
work is
: ,.(,., ililv
; 1 ' rj ' . .
. , a
' i'onduclor Mori oung was
rushing thr..ugh his long train last
night taking up tickets just before
reaching (his
met r It! i a eras!
citv.
w lien
o'dision.
lie
A
Pullman car porter had run plump
into hiia with about half a ton of!
siiv.-i ware and dishes upon a travJ
upon
1 No se: ioii damage was done be
. yond tin- smashing up of the dish
, es. as Mr. Young's physical pro
; iloinimiiic irercaine t!ie shock,
j and hi usual good humor restored
I (iii.eg- l" their normal c-iuilihriimi.
Haul Sonio I'mi.
I iorel I PcllleiVer remarked to
a 1 1 i.i: . : D man last night, on the'
way to the hotel from the train, '
th:it the railroad commissioner
l -. .
nil Mile
s w as up again, and added ;
I with a laugh: "Oh, well, the peo-:
i pie want some fun anyhow." And ,
; that is about the sue of the busi
! ness on his excellency's part.
Ire lii'iiiii.
During the entire dav on the
. i - n i . i
.wrl" KV vrui w , ,M V 11
!,e amt"?r h,M,tie -,,v l""1,0 1,os
:'iross. iiiosc pus.-iii" i hick aim
I titl 4 tflj iriiiii n a ii'ill ti i-i it if o 1
CI Ivl Lit Hit Lll'IIIIM. IIIU HUM lli II
convenient and pleasant place i0moi:mk Hiiir and i"'"'"ur.iv sls
! stop. ! , I
StiJl They Come.
Another car loadof the celebrat
ed Perfection and Mason fruit jars i
Sattcenn! Satteens!
Keceived this week, an invoice of
satteens, fancy aud plain, in cream.t
'"-'"t b"ie, tan. hrown, green and
hkick. Samlici. E. Yoixu.
v- " . ". ' , ,
New designs in lcwelry at French s
mmmmmmmmmmmJmmmmmm
Banino u R
yi:w firm:
XEW dO(JJS!
Are ii'.w est ah'liahi'.I with a (ir:-t-class j
sijcu oi
STAI'I.li FAMILY CBOOEKIF.S. ;
)n the corner of First and Fury;
street?, opposite Stewart & box. A
complete line r.f catined goods, gro
ceries and proi i.-;icms of all kinds, no
tions, etc.
Fresh fruit and vegetables every
mornim:. 1'i eres reasonable.
CALL AND SEB US ea
4 oiilrai tiir and lliiil.lcr
ri diK i:i)Kr.su;Ni:i having i.ocati o
A i'l All'.eiV KOiieiU tutrona-'e ftoaitit.v
mii.J I'uatry. ill coi.trj. ; t.. IiimIiI t.rl ii's,
I -n . i... :.,
. " ,.'i... .... in.. llllll III II I'll II. Il" .11.',
ir'.::-.:in- ;in in A nee. KutliUo nnil K!i,.n
'''''' st!i: tf l.ul.ii:v-
W.ll liirm-li i
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MIMTUIY OKDEIIS.
i
i HSt.:-
2o Knr, I.svAMniv O.S.O
A:.iiNV, Or., July 4. H-:. )"
Ui'.DKits No. 12:
d'Ki
! 1 . Companies A, B, E, F and I, !
i oco-i. I liegiuient Infantry, O. N. !
'., will assemblo armed and
, equipped .'or parade at the armory
oi !' Co. at 9 o'clock a. m. to-day.
The field and staff will report "to
the colonel commanding mounted,
and the non-commissioned statf
j will report to the adjutant at the
I sanie time and place.
J 2. Said companies, field and
j staff, both commissioned and non
14,, i commissioned, will also assemble
) at the same place at 1 :.';0 i'. i. for
I battalion drill and diam battle.
Company commanders will
carefully inspect the cartridge
boxes and clothing of the men and
see that no ball cartrid-es are in
their possession, and that the
clothing, arms and accouterments
of the men are thoroughly neat
and clean. I'.v order of
Coi.. T. '. Silllli,
Comd'g 2d Keir't It.f'tv . . ;.
Otlicial:
Ci:p. H. I!; iiNKir,
l'irst J.ieut. and Adjutant.
UiSMaOOOOO
I'iin il CAPITAL K.V-..IMM..
OFFICEKS.
President Charles Y.. Wolverfoi,
Vice-President J. O. Writsman.
Trea-nrcr .1. W. Cusick.
.Serretarv J. K. Elderkir..
MKUCTOKS.
! l- iraiiuii, nils. r uivtr-i
ton. .1. I.. (Wan. D.IE. Monteit,.,
J- W. Cusiclc, .J. O. JWritsman, .? ,
i l .i-i,.,.-.;,. r -! " -!,.. :. i i
ffj'n' ( ,uJ'u'h :',,,nt,-,h' ' '
i . !
n. . ."-tratian, lias. K. Wouer-
saw, sound, uonserativei
! A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
: Parsonize Home Enterprise
i-;a
i .
'If
ii
WHY DO E.
WIIM I I lllT V t hi
MM. I J j A j WW'
HU JL1I"! IjUUh Mill
lleiaiiseht Know." that his ii'ii" i
jc.at ceiKiiu-niing to work '..
seuiethii'g you k;i" ieov
M'UIHelf but when
id j
for ;
is
LADIESTrADE
-WITH
S
-II ft 1 1 .Vr
Their r.a-jbaui'dn't look triat way, ,
h.-ciuse there are no extravagant j
prices on their goods. F.vervthing t
if good: everythink 'u .cheap; make
Hvjmc happy, make
A OUIl HFSKAND SMII.K
ly trading at the economical stoie
w here'thi ride of good goods and
low prices knows no exception.
Don't forget that ti tuple of economy j
is at
Brownoll & Stanard's-
i
Ovkk Tin-: I
o.o,,,
I AOV ;
!.I)K MOUNTAINS
snow ai.raxv
ok i.i; a .,. vox
WARD.
I.SI-
The Willamette Valley and Cas
cade Mountain Wagon I toad is in ex
cellent condition, and hy all odds is !
thy best and shortest wagon road to 1
Eastern Oregon. Hater and grass is j
abundant along the entire road. The !
j grades are easy, accommodations su-
pernor and the road well bridged i
makiug it the beet mountain road in j
the state. For summer jaunts, hunt-
I ing aud tichitig the Caa?ade Moun-j
. tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake
ad the Three Sisters afford superior j
' auvamages. .
'1
1 1
I iiave just received over 2000;
vards of standard ginghams from I
j John Wannamaker, of Philadel-1
; phia. The cominou price of these;
i "Oods i 10c per vaid 1 will sell '
" t . . .I
i 14 v'ir.Is lor rf t he t rice oi -ood
,lt . ,
a "I huws & Merchants
INSURANCE!
.'0::i! j
I 1 - V
I OF !
j Albany : Okkoon
I
Sfaiilaii
imc
i hi
1 . i . ; ..
SAMI'FI. F. YOENC.
P. L. Kenton
-DKALKU IN
E10CEEIE S
rSta.ple and Ianoy
lODiecliiHierj
K
in1
-I IN !tllniS CI Ml KUK TBI. l.rIU4.
News)a)eiS-.
P"NKAI! THE 1OST0FITCK.
I
OITECO
m mi-RECORD, -A
Oregon's Greatest and Gamest Eacchorsc, witn a Rec
ord o: 2:29 3-4- First Season after Four Years
Retirement, a Performance nevcrbsforc
cquaned by anyaorse on the
NORTH PACIFIC COAST
Will l.c at Albany Tuo.day and Th.nsdsy. at the McKnight farm Vcdnt
day, at Salem Friday, Saturday and Moauay, going by way t Jeficrson and
Tin m i 's St.-iiioM, and ai'n.Wtd to serve a limited number oi mares. Oneeo
was .shed by Aitamont, wagon road, 2:2G; ir. Sth heat; dam, 'Belle Price, by
Doble :'JSii i :ir iceunl l!.-t0.':. f.i. tef t i the world !'.r 4 vears'i sou cl
Ericson (4 year old record 'JXOI, fastest in the world for 14 years). .The
grandeur of Oncco's perfonnauscs the past .stasmi of breaking aud defeating
the lnot-t di tertnined eoinbiuations which shrewd men nnd able n:aiiipulators
with fast horses deyiwd to defeat him, are stili fresh in the minds of all
; horseic.ei: but we would remind them again tint he was the .sensational
I trotter belli u-i - and year old, lowing in turn loth records and thus ae-
suriiiiig the mmersal purple ut .Uivemlc
, . i t-
log lenaeiiy. never iainng i rinragi-,
ptrainciit will not laeuk .Itlea', aivl Ins present itcei'l is as yet no measure
of his spud, as it w;3 made in the mud and urder the laost adverse circuin
8tanoeo. At year old he sind oils in all. Three"! these were trainul
at 2 year eld. At the end oi itO days wi k, liuaki'.ig an. I training, any of
tlu in could show a .1 minute gait. Ferf.-it was paid ti tu.i t them in match
raws at Ali.aiiv. r.ml later nn oi.e prnvi-d the winner the aland Emiiin?
stakes at Th. 1' dlc: . aud tiie ollowing mason won the : ytar "hi race at
Seattl'-. Thi-s- an-all tiiat have been lnokin, ami have changed hands and
brought tiie sum .!" SJOtH'l. A glance at Onec.Vi peiligree w ill with a fair
consul, i.-itii.n ef his jicrfdi malices eeli inee the iiiiiht prejtuhwl that he will
traien.it as he iuherit!iis gn at :p .1 and imtliiichii.g g-ini. ne-s. Terms S.'iU.
AL'l'AGO -.".year old Herd 2: 12, ly Altaiooii'. 2:2d: d.un, Megie Ar
Armdd, 2:'.". Wili'h.' kfj'l at '..i vi.:;ii anil i;.de !ih i.ve. Term: , ."-CtTi to
i insure.
EdwAKUJKx'KKICTT- Fulliln. th. r to Kitty I.vr.eii. ii-ceid.-JI.
: u:!! ai'ci.ini.:i'iv Onecii. terms to ueic No liabilities uiutd tor acci-
ilentx. ill take pleasure m sliov. n;.. i:ie n..-- .-,u- m.i
For i te)id ii jietligrre or furlh. r pariicaiirs a ijr .-v
MCKNIGHT BROS.,
A lb; i r l'orCor vo 1 1 iss
STEWAliT &
-E)c-alr-si in-
'General
'to
Iron, Steel and Void
WafOHs and lluaaies
Hope and Cordage
BlaeKsin iths' Supplies
G.irdon and
And all Implements
if. I'.. HAWKINS.
mmm
il DAW
'111
14 1 1 I'l 4 ) a
IBIIilU I
Docs an iiiiiiiL-tise businesi u' all kinds of furniture, bedrooin sets, parlor
cts. chairs, bed lounges, kit -hen safes, and all kindj of tables, etc., etc.
'. .. , r ,, , I . . ...t M. .1
i V .-:o have a line .seieriam oi wan paper
E,iV..,?iw fil close i'iL'".n .
I ail at:-!
i i'iin .'.s ' - - - -i
j art & Six.
mm and
rn
and Magazines.
AESJANY, UliECON
"9
4.
Jving t the .NmttiweM. Ills MM-
i . . i i . i 1 1..-..1. .
iiiiKiiiiiiau.e nui.inii "'j-11 '"'
Scnd'tv.
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Hardware
AND-
r
i
Carpenters' Tools
Bit ildcrs " Ilardteare
Powder i Shot, etc.
Giant Powder &Fuse
Saws (tnd Axes,
Grrass Seeds'
Used by Farmers :
F. FAItltELL
f y-
and w.nuow snaues, ivnicii uie are
tlir,i, o.i First ''stieet. opposite Stew-
wmsk
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