Morning daily herald., May 02, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

-v;
MAY 1, 1890. V
THE MOHNING- HER A LB: FRIDAY,
Hovning gaily gtfr&M;
ei'Ct-iAi.. 1 !::: a. m.
Not to see our stoves and ranges ,
before buying is a mistake . Mis-
takts are alwav3 costlv. lnheat-
ingtovewe have the largest sis
YM a the most carefully s.elected i
stock iu the titv. Tin' stove we
i.tfWr wre not bought as an expeii
uifciit but as a certainty. We
know what each stove will dw. and,'
they were IwjugJd for cash, so the
price u ritflit. We Lave special
ties in heaters, Is-aide our insular
lints of (iurliuul, Argaml and Su
purir stoves ami ranges.
ii:o. W. Smhii.
' WKATHEKJNDIfATIONS.
For Albany ami icin'ily Fol
lowing' is the forecast :or "i horn s,
mling at S v. m. to-ua. :
Fair weather; warmer.
.iottin;s AllOI I' TOWN.
C. 11. Humphrey of Salem, i- in
the rity.
. A. Plodgctt oi Slillers station
is in the city. .
Jay r.lain returned yesterday
from Newport.
The Chicago cottage organ for
sale nt Mrs. Ilyinan'-.
Ice cream an J lemonade seived
very day at ioetz'.s restaurant.
lont fail to try the Hemiiic t
Long pianos at .Mrs. Hyinan"s.
Ilranand shorts at li. M.llohcrt
sun's feed ' tore at the foot of Ferry
stif et.
Thos. brink has pi
some line parlor suits.
reci-ived-
top and
lake a peep at them.
Try u pair oi the celebrated
'Kerenl'' kid ploves. every pair
warranted at ihe Ladies P.azaar.
Any one bavin- lost a valuable Iillt tr.(il t put it iu as
note can tind the same by mquir- ..j ,.(,n,iuiou ;ls it was before.
uiK at thi- oih.-e and j.r..vinr Tip force oi men now at work re
property, j pairini: the railroad above Oates-
Tiie Ueinme o. Lonj: piano is the ' villi will be used to put the road
best made piano to stand the
climate. I'on't fail to r-'ot one at !
.Mrs. llvnian's. ,
liuility and prices always
there. "I'aislev it Fish are
et
the
leaders in job printing
will convince you.
trial
Merits for Fowler"
Tableaux
d'Art under the auspices of the Y.
SI. C. A. are on sale at Blackmail 3
ut T0 and 7 j cents.
heil.
Two nenhew of 1. C
our -inany aroiiiteet. ami UBiiaer.
arrived in ihe city yesterday fmin
I'akota. The come to stay.
Another new assortment oi very
tine hats for ladies and children.
tXith in cream and black. jut ic-cievt-d
at the Ladies I'.azaar.
V. A. Sledhee will lini.ish
iio.ird at the City Pestattrai't for
per week. Ice cream and
eak, lo cents. Private boxes.
The lirown-H Tile band have pur
chased the uniform ef the la!e
I iremen's ( 'ornet Land of Fuene,
and talk a'so of bttyin tlevr tit
struments. P.. I'. Tablet ictuilit .1 vote
tioiu theOreeii I'.asiu sidin
theOrei.'o:i Pacific, win re he
had
been with the i
is going in thcr
ill company that
l'r. Pa'.toii. the
lemale and privat
i'.hiiidrg's l-lock.
sp.-.-:aii-l
di-casis.
Mil. - bo
; t o s. c
in ;
us ,
in to P.', 1? to I
npatioil flee.
Moiiti'omery .
A vardenei's
iainiiig lapers
city yesterday,
iilt-aue leave lb
.11-
leiiee "rd and
I. e
et-
w as lost in this.
The tinder willi
same at the Wil
lamette I'iietiite.' i ompauy s store
. W. Harris.
A nickel case wi-s movement'
watch was lost in this city Tliurs-1
.lav ('veiling between the Wcvere
Houe and the Albanv
orks Ine hm.et will plea ,
leave at this olhce.
lr. Lemin-c!. dentist. I r. Lit-;
th-r assistant, will make you a sef j
of teeth and harce y..n nothing
for extracting. Work in gold a
special! v. Loom Pi. Twccdalci
oiocK, .ioaiiv. r.
Dr. 11. A. Leiiietner dentist ex
trad teeth without pain, by the
use of aceiio. a new an;i-sthutic,
perfectly safe. l'r. l.eininger
inaked gold plates and puts in all
kindi oi old tilling and crowns
One of the most coniplele book
stores in Oregon is that oi II. J.
.rones in this city. He is up with
the times and Ihe latest hooks,
periodicals, as well as a lino selec
tion oi stntionery, etc., uic always
to be found at his store next to the
First National Paul:.
The Astorian says Mr. A. l.e K ov
ine nominee mi the I'cinocratie
ticket for sipeiintetdi..nt of public
i nst ruction, was for some time a
itsidcutol this city. Two years
ago he was a candidate for county
-chool superintendent oe. the pro
hibition ticket. He -jot votes.
N'f.w lie i a.-ain running in nppo-!
sition to the Pei.i-.blicnn canidate.
Zach.es .-on. merchant tailors '
drapers opposite poetotilce, posit-
ive!" guarantee I j undersell any ;
San ' Francisco house, as thev do
not pav f it commission Iu travel- f
in" a ct:t. Thev also guarantee i
yon f-'r a Id. wherea: you run ai
great risk of eV"-i iretting a suit I
within the liuiii- i i a t'.t. l'o not ;
1.,-ballled but hcT.ise and protect ,
borne talent and iiidu-try.
P.eaiititul SI,-. -eott-s.i.i,i,.n-iil
icil'l p.c:i'-:i! a:el .Iramatic :
selections at the .-pel:; hulls,, on.
rhnrsdBv evening May sth. l'he;
ohvsical loveliness ti this lady has
contributed much t. the di-tinc-j
tion she i ujov -. Her features are,
of that pure, cameo-hke tiuahty s;
seldom seen, and her skin has that ;
delicate. op.t.iio pecuhaiity ii.s..
. "rare. She l- said IO pocss mi:
.eniusof the immortal Siddons,
her grandmother, whooe fame was
world w ide.
IMPORTANT MATIEa.
Will Be Lcektl Aftrr in s. Satifte
Manner.
I Ion. i. Bingham, deputy
district attorney :iml tin- rei.uh-
i i;.... ......... 1:1.. i.. v.... ii... 1.
III .III 1 till' II' l.lll IUI 111! Ill llll IIMI-
t : .. 1 1 i
was in uic ciiv vcsicinav yii
( his way to ( 'orvallis io consult as
;in attorney lor .Marion county
with tlic oliieials of the ( regon
I ;fUc railroad w illi a view to
c.ing the construction of a high- Lafayette Seminary wa- r- pre
jfay along the track oi that cm-f cnted as being in a ni"M promis
f.anv through the upper Santiani i In--' coiidilioii. '. C. Poling and
valley, where the
have ln-en occupied
ail aiil trail ,
hv tin- Hack:
1 . . . i
o the railroad. j
That uper country is settling j
; up rapidly, and people want a!
chance for iugit-ss ami egress.,
' There has been an immense pcti--;
tion liled with the countv court of:
Marion asking lor
ment of a highway.
the establi - h -
and the court
. has been hunting up the law. j
Peoogr.izing the fact that the Ore- !
i goti 1'aciiiT- oilicial are men of '
' brains, and desirous of doing what j
1 I hey believe to be right, Ihe court
lias' employed Mr. Pingham to
. consult with them and if )nsible
! obtain amicable action, and it is
j hoped be will be successful, us
those mountain settlers aie en-
j titled to all the
guarantees.
privilr-fres the law
j The railroad company has,
occupieil the olil trail tiirougn me
Mintopass in many places, and
occupies with in right of way the I
onlv available avenue of travel. I
and yet it is said from flirial
sources that no lepra! right of way
has ever been obtained through
thegovornmrnt lands in the upper
i Santiam valley.
.Mr. Fin-ham vv cut to Corvallis
jaud consulted with the Oregon
! Pacific otlicials and returned to
t lii-J city last niht.
lie informed a lli:u.i.t reporter
that the matter was amicably set
tied by the railroad airreidny; to
send a man w it h a man seiit out
I by the .Marion county court, and
! view the road throtiijh.aiid wliere-
i ever the vnilrond leis intevceoled
. . .. . ; .
in repair.
It ithonylu that a wa-ou rod
wilt' Ik? laid out, and hv Mart
an Li
inn counties ioinini one car
uftsilv he constructed to the sum-
ruin, prooaoiv iy oiinuin aooui
i iwo inexpensive onuses ucross ine
' .t.i . l ill I s
j .aniiani. ine woik win in
jrreatimiK.rtancetothe manv set- xu ,u ""V i , 1 ,
tiers aoinsr into that re-ion, and ' "anio.l. ml has bee,, ,hs
,.i t.i t ,i..,.i ,i.,..-..i. ! covered in several place" in that
- I.IH'HI'4 'T I'll.. II. 'I I 111 . ill ll l 1 1 1 1 1 Ii
di itclv
: "rv..." . i, tr..;i .. :ti t..
t ti01lC within
,JnVfl
. -
the next ::o or to
i tint inu
Mil: ANON.
Li tiAo, Slav
1. IS'."'.
'I'" nil. Ki'iii'i: er ;iiK IlKro.r
Lebanon is beeoinin-oi sullicieiit
importance to 1 e entitied to a little
notice. Then- i- i marked im
provement in ail kinds of b;isines.
Tho business houses arc assuming
more of a metr opolitan air : Ammii;
the niercbaudiMj stores 1 noticed
the ono presided over by Mr. .1. A
i.ooerts, whoso courteous hearius
; makes it a favorite resoit ior all
,i;iV who need anything in their Fee.
,,nlln the furniture line .Mr. (io.in
snoweu me an immense stock tor a
j place oi mis Eie, and is woikmg
; foiir or live men all the time tinir.u
! faeturriii;
more. Mr. i-.;iri i
about ready to start a laige lilaner
and will soon h able In supply
builders with the linest lumber in
: the market. The liardware line is
well represented by our jollv com
rade O. W. Cruson, an 1 so or
tlirotigh every department of busi
ness. All seem in a thriving ton-
ditioii. The five, ten and iweutv
i cent counters of the .Moses Pros.,
i are really worth mentioning and
the City Restaurant is a very nice
place to go and refresh after a half
day's walk about the city. A good
1Ilt hl lhe nMr futur Tllia :ttil
thp pftper m;u whii.h jrf n( li.slvJ
fact, will give Lebanon a bo-.m
that will not slack up until she is
one of Linn county's substantial
cities.
Lebanon is nrovided with a solid
i moneyed institution in the Hank of
' Lebanon, which is managed by
Charles Pulsion. It is one t.i the
best souill banks in the eountrv.
.. P..
. l'robabl.T Si-ttlail.
Concerning tbt Jeflerenn llotir
ing mill failure the Salem Journal
says: There has been tiled in the
county clerk's office an assignment
ami bill of sale by II. P.arendriek.
warehouseman oi .lellersoii, to F.
M. -Miller. . P.. Hoyt. F. llagley,
1. H. Looney and Fli Vaughn, of
all the accounts due the mill,
amounting to .i,N0o.''7 ; all the
flour on hand, some .'no barreU, -and
some three tons oi feet I. t ho
assignees being trustees ior farm-,
ersandthe tlocnment being -tendetl
t cover a shortage of
'.' "..Odd bushel- of grain. The his-
tore i the cae Was given in
Sloiulav's .lournal.'and it is now
believed that an amicable settle-!
h't-ut will le reached ail"! the!
farmers lose nothing by the trans- '
action. Mr. P.arendriek will do'
everything in his power to
'',at they are reimbursed.
see
the
an
sire
short ai;e being the result
error in judgment with no
to w ilii'.le.
I't-iilialili liit-iirrt-t-t.
I 'i-p.iiehes have hceii stating
Ittfly tl-.at the reg..n P.iciii,- rail";
load w :!: Pkeiy to j.ass out of the
hands of the nestnt owners into
thore of the Southern Pacilie or
some ot hi i 'company . These state
ments are undoubtedly incorrect,
and the road will he pushed through
under its present management.
Oood meals can be had at the
City llcstaurant tor $;h."iii per week.
Ice cream and cake. I'i cents.
Private loxi. !
THE EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE.
Tl. rrelimicry J Meeting Y'ntitli.y
b'ormv 8;sio To-dav Pin'mMy.
The annual c. inference oi ihe
F.vangelieal church will meet in
1 i. .,
lock ilii-1 morning.
1111 I H I .11
I . i :.. .
l'he preliminary meeting were
held yesU rday. ' All llie members
of the e.iiil'i it nee were present.
The educational association
.... I 'I- I
occupied tlie morning period, i nc
W. F. Woodward civ elecied
trustees. The iJIicers of thea--sociation
are: President .1.
llowcrsox : secretary V.. 1'. I'.olhn
!er. The ini.-sionaiy and tract socie
ties oeeujded the afternoon session.
Thomas r.owman, who v.nsstis-;
; pended ly a disciplinary Imily ot ,
I elders of the church at Chicago on
.Marcli . t!i, i- preseni .m.i ex-
pCi'ts to preside.
All concessions cem ! ! e oiilol
the case, and. apjilicants for the
ministry were refused examination
bceansethev believi'd that Thomas
o..,. ...... l... I i:;jm
...... .1..,.. .. . .. ,
nil' session mis iiioriuir.; in no
doubt be a stormy one. The seat
for liresidin'' ollieer w ill be con-
' touted
Mines -
MATTERS IN LANE.
Bi-nrrhim;
I'it Hatch- Coal
Th Crop-
K;cr:n l:t-i-'ii-,
.Ian:. Wvcolf and some
gentlemen have made several trips :
up in the mountains recently in j
search of the ImaIv oi Mr. I intch i
who was lost w hife Irving to reach ;
the summit last winter. On a
recent trip they iottnd some leg-;
lins that had been worn by Mr.,
Hatch. These they found above
the yew tree and it is thought ii.
found nt all his ImhIv will be found
near the ton
the
one
mountain,
relative, a
Michigan.
:d that if
irieil at
Mr. Match left
sister, who resnles m
o,,.i t... i,....
, i .
I lounil, ins immiv oe
KiiRene.
Work in the coal di-i;in- smith
of town nill be pu.-in-.l this week.
At Dr. Taylor's di-vinj:s a car
track has been put into haul out
the coal and all the men that can
i convenient iv work m the tunnel
are now erowilin;: into the hill.
Thev expect to "o in about tiitecti
totweiitvfect further this week
md bv that time it is expected
miction" definite in regard to the
.... t 1.. . 1 . I
i . . . . ... , -,f .
. vicinity and it Pr. laylm- s pros-
i pectins is favorable all the othci
linds will be worked at once.
Winter wheat N jreneraiiv n--'
purled to Is- in :'"od condition.
Karly lrinr jrr.iiii t doint; nicely
and a lar.'c acreaj;e has been sown.
The clled of tiM much rain nti the
wheat in the ou lauds i- shown
to have bl eu slithtly itijii! ioits.
Some people li ar the .-t raw bel lies
and oilier fruit has been iuiured
by the late frosts. The pie-cnt
oiitlonk - that peach w ill lie a
sle.lt
rapid!
crop, lirass i ;rmi inir
v ate I
Kh.U
ka
a ii.. id - 1
Estate sales
Thus, kav et ii to' K!i P.
b'ol.y, !m- :;. I and 1". M I.
Kay's addition to Amelia slooo
: Hitam Smith et al by heri:r
to l'aini.n Smith, lot PJ. aud
west halt' lot II. block I.
McClaiu's addition to 1 1 :i i -risbui-.'
. . io
liiitid Stat- t-. Almio
Ame.-. i.it.ii:: acn- in see.
I, tp I 1. S. P. 1 I. Patei l
L. Kline et ux to I n o. ill
man. Mititheast iitart-r see.
::. tp l:;. s. K. 2 V. i
.1. T. Hooks and O. Swink to
.1. . Swink 1 Id acn - in t p
ii.s. p. ' w i;oo
.1. S. Ames to A. S. PuUiam.
tract in Sweet Home J
.1. S. Ames to A. F. Hamilton.
'.'acres in Sweet Home
.la-oll Wheeler et ux to W. P.
Ib-ars! trustee, i.e. I. '! i;.
Wheeler's addition -jst)
.1. .1. Inibiuiile . t u to i . p.
s-kinner. lots V, ami I. bl l::.
I Iaekleinan"- addition
i::;.o
F.lia Warren
Oibl.r. l.".:
Itiviwnsvillc
I-. .Ma
acres
i y A .
it -a r
In
I'rtiin nrli ii lr.
Mr.Cauntui.tif tin- Pry liulchj
iold .Mining Co.. is in receipt of a i
letter imm Mr. II. W. W hite. I
stal ing t here i-t st ill
snow at the cabins,
very slowly, there
trash on it lrmn the
snow at the head of
tWo left of
It goes oil'1
is so much
trees. The
old creek is
six feet deep and twelve to four-1
teen feet at Stampede (lap.1
Herbert Ames of the Albany
Mining and SliHingcouipaiiycaiiic (
over tlie ma 1 1 a few tin vs ago ami:
and makes substantially the same j
report. He says there are L'oO :
trees fallen across the trail ;
aloiit! Canal creek. Salem .l..ur-'
nnl.
:cnriii 'I t AIIimiit.
The Salem Stiitesiuan says :
universitv band excui-sion mi
steamer Orient to Albany Satur
day of next Week promises to be
a inosi successful a (lair and will
be participated in by a large
number oipupilsand others. The
generous people "i Albany
welcomelv receive them ami
will '
the .
day will no doubt be pit
spent.
antlv
Will c
Ir. .1. P. Wallace and lamilv ol
and
this city will leave in a few days
for the Fast to stt lid the summer.
Sirs. Wallace will visit relatives i
in leiim-si c. and t he dot-tor w ill
go to New .York and attend a
course ,,f post-graduate lectures.
Vi.nllil Mo lii
The regular monthly meeting of
Ihe bo;ird of directors ..f 7he
Young .Men's Christian A-soci-i-tion
will be held this cvenim- at
the hall at s o'clock.
b
UNION PARTY CCN VENTIOB.
(Jauiiidat' Iit Cesatj O&rprs Nm;a-
i.ti il A rnulbiliou I'i Hi-
The Fniiiii p.nty coi'.nly coiiveii-,
, tioii met at ll:e i omt house in this
city at 10 .. v. yesterday and was
called tij order I y lr. .1. J'. Ilen
divx, who wai ciioi n tcmpiiiary
chairman. :ii d A. V. Smith, see
ictatv. 'the follow in' na.iied gentlemen
weie elect. -.1 as a commmei
creiietitia'.. .1. W. Lin, .loiui
ant and .!olni'.;i V'l:ite.
Committee oi; platform I;
r.an:for.l, M. ( 'a-e. M. Ku'.'.er
V II IV:HM'ill'.!
( !1
IV-
:id
Committee on older of I.umih
.1. .M. Marks, V.. II. Irvine and
.1. i:. (iibheard.
It was moved that aii persons
present tiiat were in symp..thy
with the movement be allowed a
seat in the convent ion ; carried.
It was moved ! har t ho commit ;i e
; OI) on,e. of i)Usin
ss be ieticsted
-to report on peimanetit orpyt
tion ; carried
On motion the convention ad
jourued until 1 :.'M r. !.
At '2 o'clock r. :. the cii t-.tiou
( vyas
called to n!- Svthftch'O-
l man. The repi.Ti .1 ti e commit
i tee on periliiui-iit r.'a:i:;: I'am uti I
Old r i ! r.ilifio.;.
w a
lea I and
',,oVe.:.
lb- repoi t of
credent i:i! made
I port :
e ..hi
; ii-
i:on
Pat -
:'.,..!,
.'
t!ii.' commit
t!:o f.illow in:
; lirlca-i--I
White, 1. i:
tis- n. A V.
other t W. II. Ciaw
preiMict
.to!
.I'.inkin, (. ha 'c:
u tii. i;. A. I'.an
id.
F.ast Ail. i n .1. 1
K:i..-:.
Keii-'V.
Fox Yailcy II. W. P.nker.
ILirrishitr' M. Fuller, .).
I.iinr, .1. F. Ilendrcs. tieo. 1-1
W.
i.iin,
S. Norris.
Scic P.. II. Irvine.
Franklin F.nu.; .lohn Pitvai.t.
atctiu'i I . p,. i iihheatd, I
Case, W. A. dcason.
I.cha' Si. .Marks.
1 ii" veiMirt of tlie committee
a
piatlorin v.as lead by II. A. i'.a.a
lor I. It reeoiimiended an ad liMm)
to aiticie " of the state plaMoi i:'.
deflating iu iavor ii prohibit ion.
After a heated discu-sion i; w.i
adopted.
It was movtdthat theci iiventiv:!
do not place the nominees of i tie r
paitio on i!ic ticket ; carried.
The I! lines oi ,. '. Hen. hex. oi
I lat ribiiiu, and .lohn Pryae.t, '.
Sanliam were placed in iiomina'.i":i
or s ate senators, and the ticl:-t
w as -.ompleted as follows : W. A.
(iieason. W. lb Adams and II. W.
Paiker wen' declared the nom
inees for representatives ; .1.
Morris, of Scio, for county tlerk ;
lb F. .lutikin, of Oakvillc, i.r
slieri.'l"; Ceo. Isham.of Ilarrisbtnv.
for comtiiissii.jtier : Frank Thayer,
of Scio, ior assessor: A. Y. Smith,
for recorder: .1. 1". Hamilton, of
Or.kville, for treasurer. Theotlices
of surveyor, s.npcrintelidciit r."d
coroner nere left hi a i!:.
On motion there was an exee.t
tive county e.minr.ttee chi---se:i as
follows: .1. 1 . Knov, P. Il.lrviu",
.1. F. Ilemlrex
P.. iibheai'ii.
On tin-;.-.
io'll lied.
.lohn. on White, .
. M. ( . .
M . C. V
:",- !i,e
veliir g
i"ab!-.-.ii.
ii.pany.
t: iwlii.
.I : ills
lie- Y.
arranged
Sl'ini-t v
low li-r'.s
celt Co
CIS
nil
a; . caran
.May ".tii. .a
i'Art .del l.'o.i-
Th" company
its tiiCinbers Slis-i
Ponui. the cele-
nuuioei s anions
Canie Noi-fhi'v
bia'e.J s. .;r.. no
teiice. tin- la iv
M-. M.i:;.
X'. !oi-hoiii-t
L-i-.v-Mi-s
i reci
grand exce!
i.ttest Miriam C. .!eh:i. tie talcntt
tatiotiist, who wi.l -'ive a
concert programme of rare
h-uee, combined with the
eastern novelty, I owlet -'s Tableaux
, d'Art, consisting of graceful artistic
poses, enchanting tableaux .h;tte
irecian statuary eirects, groupings
from Longfellow, Shakespeare,
Scott, and other famous poets,
charming old mythological legends,
attractive biblical scenes, etc.,
given instantaneously by six hand
some young ladies costumed in
(irecian draperies, with brilliant
and beautiful colored calcium
eil'ects. The entertainment prom
ises to be most interest imr and im
pressive. leiiiin-i- AiriTnU.
Asparagus, cabbage, celle-y.
oranges, cucumbers, lemons, string
beans, ligs, jxitleil ham, bananas, ',
lemons, peaches, comb honev. ;
chipped beef, breakfast cocoa,
horse radish and canned ham.
.lust receive"! at .Mueller it iar
let's. Leave your orders carlv to
secure the best.
tiCtliiine Martine. Indies kid i
gioves in an shades and sizes ut o.
W. Simpson' for M) centa ixr nnir.
. .i . . . . . .
f"r a shwt time onlv.
lust received at the Ladies
iazaur a new line ot clnldrens M
wniie embroidered dressea, also
a large selection of ladies and
children blouses and sailor waists.
I oii"t tlte.id to have your achc
ing teeth extracted, but go to I'i'
Leininger, dentist, sun! have them
l'he i painlessly removed. Itoom !.'..
th Tweetlale block, Albanv.
to to Lango's tor yourgtocerie.
ITN i: DKFSSF.n CHICKKNS
SIFKI.I.Fi: .v. CAKKKT'S.
r.oitN.
(.rtlMES To tin
wift: of 1'. SI. tirlai'-
w a April 2s. a lint! M pound girl.
I 'iii''!itiil.itii)!i of tii? HriiALO an I
leis.s of friends are evtetulod
VIA IMMKir.
li.vi.rr. vi i ii W
t llie hritle
Iuiio. en Ai
nm.E At
i:ircnts
tbt: lioiut
in Sweet
I situ, l.v Ki-v.
N. (;aliraith ,
SVcrtille. l.otb I
Tho-. H Nest. .Mr.
;iinl .Mis ( tiailiiev
if tllis , ou:1v.
OREGON PACino.
t Hi- Bilt to B'-c C'ity With'
Eifhtfj Montlr.
A dispatch from II. ise City says :
'l'he aiTaiijjeiucM coiieltldeil
between the ciiuinittce of direct firs
of the Hoise Central llailwav Com
pany and the Yice-p!cidcnt ami
manager of the Oregon Pacific,
were in pen era I satisfactory to the
people oi this city. The' Oregon
Pacific is to be built to lV.ise with
in eighteen months, and the people
!ere will tiirmsli aior.t hltv miles
I of riht of way and property in
the heart of theeiiy of pveat value
including depot grounds, freight
and train yards, and site for ex
tensive ear fdiops. The only dis
appointment is that work and com
pilation and operation of the road
ivoni this end cannot commence
at once. The Oregon Pacific is an
iiideiicudeiit companv, aud is u;i-
j able at jiresent to secure trans-
portation oi rails or i diinir stork
over the I'nioti Pacific.
Late indications reveal plans oi
a sec ret nature for the building of
a railway from the Fast into
P.oise City, possibly reaching us
before the close oi 18(11. So far as
facts as yet are ascertained, this
road is to cross the L'tah Northern
' above Kajjle Kock, ami skirts the
i hasethe hills ironi Arco south.
! west;-ast Martin, to a crossing of
the Wood Kiver luanch of the
I Oregon Siioit Line at the little
1 station called Picaboo. At this
"mint heavy purchases oi real
estate have been made by a firm
of railway contractors, well known
throughout the northwest. It was
greatlv hoped that the coming
Lantern road would go north as
far its the towns ot" lkdk-vuo. and
Hailcy ; but the engineers say they
can only accommodate them by
spur roads the conformation of
the country absolutely forbidding
the main line to touch either town
without a wholly uiijustiliabie
expense.
The committee of the tireat
Northern, which began its invest
igations here eight days ago, have
completed their labors and ret urn
cd. Their imiuiries were thorough
and business-like, leaching every
detail of the resources .in. I capa
bilities of this region.
The publication fund recently
inaugurate'! by the Hoard of
Trade now reaches about j'j.Ooc.
Kight citizens
are down for Ston
each.
Special KarKalns.
We have "5 feet front on I irst
street, which is one of the very '
best locations in the rity. This
nroperty can not be duplicated in;
price or location, as it in situated
in tho verv business center of the
city. Price, !f7,0".
We have a good ho'ise and two
splendid lots, (it; feet front each,
which arc situated in the very cen
ter of the city and within one block
of the street railway line. This
piece of property can be had at a
bargain. Price,"?:?,"''.): p.irt ci-'s
balance on time.
.ri;:n At: i
M.u.!-:.
Agent-:
Krinoraf: Itriiiov.it:
We dc-dre to notify our friends
that ior the next few weeks, we
will be iouml three doors east of
oiirold stand, in t he store tonii'-riy
o'-ci:pied by S. !'.. Yoiinr. Oe.r
store on the corner i f l-'irst and
Washington streets i-t undergoina
thorough repair which when com
pleted will be the prettiest sloie
in the city. In the meantime v.v
will st-rve our customers without'
is;tal .ro:iiptness and be glad to
v.elcoine them in our new stand.
S'i:tT.it A lh. m kiii !.-v.
I'ra mill Cfift'ci'.
I have a
;oo.l sli.ck oi fine roast
choice h a.- which are
cj'.lee
and
So!
at
very re
pleased
. F. I..
:isonao!e prices,
to show tiiem at
Kenton, the cash
Will be
any time
grocer.
Corset:
(.'oricts:
We make n sjiecialty of ladies
and misses line corsets and waists. (
We have a drive in a French
sateen corset at 7-" cents, l'xtra
good value.
SvMt'KI. I'. Yol NO.
Wiihe I p.
Two hundred r.ickle alarm clocks
; jus
, the
I cut
; received at F.
corner jeweler
in prices.
M. French's,
store. A bt
Selul Ntilirv.
1 laving taken the agency of I Jr.
Thatcier's magr.ctlc shield, I w ii!
be please! to ..ee all siiil'ering with
chronic diseases. Uheumatism a
ifcialtv. Same as sold bv Prof.
i
; Spear Mrs S lhe-e
''''' ' ' ' ' ..."
i'r. l'atton ire:its successfully all
I diseases oi womuii, ami guarantee n :
h
cure all curable private ihseases.
has a sure remedy for catarrh ;
j of the head. He sieeps in his olhce ;
and answers city calls day or night. !
I Consultation is tree and everything
is fitrictly confidential. He can be
f.i:i:id in his oflico in lilumberg's
i b!.x-k from 10 to 1', to 4 and 7
to s.
Sir. Frank Trites a fanner living
m-ar this place went down t" -ei-
for-on last week, and purchased
one of Hon. Charles Miller's line
: jersey cows. Sir. Trites is one of
Linn county's witle-awake -'o
: ahead farmers, w ho bt;lieves in
i keeping in pace with the growing
: demands of the state, and intends
: to have tho very liest since the
cost of keeping it ii the same as
that "f an inferior grade.
Novelties
vimitcl I'.
in
Ytjiiii'.'s.
para si
I-
nt
I
MONDAY F.Yl.NINi;. MAY :..
I ot'MS to rei.t T'
Jli 111.- '.-orner t.
;riit.. il. I'.irnio.
hn-iiNl:.-'.:
.li-ff.M'i
r-Miii oil
mill SKtii
ON s.tl.K.
U'he I'Aii.v !I::i:mi will l-t on
sa eacii tnoiiiing at Jl. .1. .lone
hook .stori,v, here it can be procured
: at cents per copy.
I'rul. II. I'iiliiirr' mer:iir C
! ul Mnu-.
Twecda'.tvs block. First si ret',
i Albany, Oregon, opened .lan-
nary 1(1, Is'.io. The course i,i in-.
fctrnetioii will consist if classes for
j piano, oilmii, harmony ami voice
culture. There will be a normal
j class and diplomas furnished to
j and exp'.-ricm-o. " StTtdents pai tii
leaencrs, siec;ivinj caiaciiy
I ipate in moathlv lecitals, and are
' trraded to ins ire equality in reiuii
ilion. 'I hi-, i jnservatory will e
! conducted o: the same basis "
those in lie? on, New; Yoik.ete.
. This is. the oi '.y i-econi.'da.teeess-!
fnl system :iown for a I'.oro'.ih
musical cihia tiou. Send fen cireu-
Mars aud I efi 'enct p. Oiliei hours
from 1 to :!.
.Inst Itcceiveil.
A new line oi sateens, cballies,
i seersuckers, chaiiibrieks, silk;;,
! satins, plushes and ladies fine
i worsicd dress goo-Is in the latest
i shades and novelties, parasols hos
i cries, curtains and spring goods, in
j endless vai iety. My stock is now
complete in all departments. Ladies
I are cordially invited to call and
! inspect these goods,
j ii. W. Snif.-oN.
i It est af All Hai-gala.
J Twenty-four line lots ia Shulu
j Front addition to South Albany
J arc now in market for ninety days,
j These lots range in pi ice from 150
. o '22't dollars a piei e I hey are only
mile from the court house and
I are cheaper than any lots accord
ing t" distance from town. We
' .wish lo draw the attention of the
j jmblic to this fact.
I Llegant new dining cars, I'tdl
j man palace and free family sleep
Jug cars run through fn express
; trains to Deliver, Omaha. Council
j lilull's. Kansas City, St. littis and
! Chicago, via. I'nion Pacific rai
lway. C. O. Uawlings city ticket
i Client, i'.roiiditlbiu street.
"itar Own,-' a genuine kid glove,
; every t iir warratiteil, at $l..i per
pair. This glove I have handle !
j for f:ve years and have trie I many
(others, but never have found any
jciui.il to them for the price.
' Sjiuttf-I V'.. Young.
The best d:ice in Albany lo buy
shoes N at Harrows iV Searls.
Their st'K-k is fresh, style the lal
t t-t I'lld pries the lowest.
Woman ls-wry
"Aiailia-r notitl.-rtu! ii:.-'.o e! y h:is
I" i-ii la.uli: n-itl that too by a l.ttly in
tl.is (maty. USea-t: f.tatciit-d itr
t l;t hi up" .a her and for Seven years
j lie w itlistiiinl its severest tests, hi:!
Iicr v ital orgaiir. w ere undermined ami
death svetned iininir.ci:'. For three
umntlis she coughed iiu-ess.?ii!:y atnl
oulil not sleep. Sli't tioulit : us ft
!'itl!e of Dr. Ki tig's New lii-iov. ry
for CVnsiiiitit;ou ami was -u .-aiicli te
'lieV'.l on t..!.i!:.r lir-t tl -c that she
sit-pt ;.il nitilil i.nd with c.:;e hoit!" liac
htt-n l'liriieuiii-a-ly unil. Iter ii.itiic
i Mr-. I.nther I.u;-." Tim write vV.
'. Uatai i' U .V ( '.. .1 .-). !l.y. N . '.
lot a t.i-e tiiii holt:.- s' i'i -hay .v:
MasoiiV .-ton
(.dO'cr i.-i '.i(-l:-t urr.
a : .i :
. -)!J m tin- n- . . liay fcv.ir, i.-e 'hi
c it il l iial (! :i'r Mi l -ao- eyes. lie
sli. !,- tiii- -i i-. ! t-t' :o:tl i:ii;!e:i-.i!i
!: i:i' !i. I i-n'; :i ; tinai c.it.irri:. P.
I'.i.'i p!e:.s:i:it U :-v. Fn!lo-.v d:i' t ti.'iii
l .i i-i:ivi- .::.-.i:.-'l, !.y H ih ug
L-:-t -. S. i,.l f. v:rt i:l.ir to Ahieliu
.- i;, ;:1 Ci.inj' .v. Orovil'.e, l ii. Six
ui'iiitiis' t !.:,! .-.it for il; st nl .-
j.i.ol. si in, F sue- l y Volv.' y .i
M;i-t.M.
BUY I LOT
-IN-
THF-
sFp.FP.P.AN Pb'OPFPTY
0 (lie Jlarivcl
LvC. HKAIiDSLKV.
' it-nt-ral Agent.
olit o In ( tiiilrai let s.
S!:.li:i inns will i;i:
ri-eeiveil by tl" " -i.i t.f .liavc
tors uf tlip A y Farm rs '. up to
Mty Igt' , 1890, fov th) funa-hmg
and pln l)g by t - i.iisiH oi a 3tone
fiiiir.ii.itio.. ......el-the t i l nart house j
I ail ling sit'.'.sted ia Albany, l hegon. i
The light is n-saavt I hv'tiie l '.fiid
t'i lej ''t aliv er .'til hi. is.
Athst-. ' SI. il WILDS,
Pl.l's. P.. SI vi: -u At I., I 'resilient '
-' eretary.
tit ii-c- It. Mot-kliolilem.
o ,!;:: is nhitr.HY uivex that hid
i. A i ;.'..i. ni''. V'-'m "I tin- stocKI:.i(lrr.-i i.f
tin- Alti.aiV Iiinnt-r t'n. ill he lieM r-t tin-ottui-
ta said i-iimtariv in A!l'.m-. tirr.n, i.u
Muy Ji'tli l- '1. at I. i.-to'k a, in. of
lav", I..r tin' . ii.ci- liictii. Iran 17)
a. ii tors l- sii-ve lor ili ti-riii '.toniMt-ar, ;
;il:.l llicll.i!.ij'l:i:i nl s-l h ..feT till-in.-. l,s
i.:iv ii'.iii n r-rr tin niula.g. t-In
cpi. ret II .:;r.l I l.irt-rtois.
Att'-st: M II. Wii.!.s.
I'l.is. It . V ll-.sl! IL! , l'ro'i'l. i.t.
vVi!it:iiy.
FAIKOALE.
Best I Clieapes
i:: .ims mmii i .
l'.-.-:i. ii !: '.-is rai iroad ti:ne.
FoiKi' iei peps nt Will ft Stalk's, safe investment a; n;:: t tne -i:v i
Non-ma-n.-tle watches at Will V: Al!any. 1st. :- : the
... , . closest aihii'.ion p'.i' to . it v .
' , ,, , , ... Jd. Iieeatise it i- i.-v--t ::. f,-"e'
l-:ver..:,e shouid h.'ve a 1 i' . ui..lur !!nd is u.'.-w m,-:-: and
l air Pale. . .. eonimands a better i.e.-. city
A nice liie- of i iidsi ii' t :e- at than anv olher a Mi:i.i!. .1. i':
I .arrows: c Sear's. . cause it is t!i otdy add:;, .n thai
The V. S. F. I'.tM black In- arc
the bes: at llead'.-.
Tinvbevt !..TiT.v-iii i...n in - .. - :t.. - t
iiii.il nt !' ' I'reeel.'s
... , i parte laid, out u. ;t.
e excel v.. cm:. roi. let v :iii! ,, . , ,
, ,,. .. ,. , all tin? oilsmess ne !i
luucv "oo.is. . I . Lead. , ,
- . make goa I my ti:;. :
Mens, mioses and chilur.-u s jx.I.fiti -..n. And !.i-!
straw iiats at W. F. Pcad s. because every ;,;t
The Y. S. l- hose are th !-.-t ' will tiouble in v.:. i
j,;r s-.it,. o-.;.-:u W. F. IJea-fs. days. Tld pr.c.-cr'-.
An in-.o',.-.- of new g-io.-- e:-l lyasur.a'.'ie hi ; i ' e.
received ..I P..M : a s Senrls. '-'t' ins'.olu:.- .;
Co to Augustus L-mge ioi-iapie h,c"nilt;! :: " ' ;-;;
and fancy j'lftcet its. : :.
Hubbard's headache ci.t.-'iies! .''Vr.1!:.1''''1''
ar' a sure cure. Tiv them.
sil i villi I'i cents on : ue.davs
holitlays at ViereekV.
(mod mori.ing! ti.iv.- von ose.l
Hilbhard's I li'L":'i: !.o.ii;:i.
lemon extracts, tin are line.
The celebrated tlilker i iy j associiit i: f . . - '.
white shirt at Harrows V Seai b. j V,,.U! ,.: ttKi,
.-ee the new novelties in liu'iiic- stantial iustltuti.
ings and w hite goods at K- ad's, j -all at .:; ot ic
C,. to Will .i -'ark's f..r bargains I',:l""
in latiies aiel gents gold watdies. ! ....i
Tin: new tarid' bii! piMeticai'y , j t;
admits sugar iree .'iiuv. tkeVouti-'" :i.
A large and . 'era: I i t ..." 1 el es j ':'e-J ti.a:;. - y
: ami gents gold v .iv'-.x-- -it Wi:i ,v ; by walking
Stark's. :...::;,e-i .; iv .:
If ymi want t-. buy g....i a ' :; 1:-
c.'tke and .es go to i.a.e:
bakciy.
I.-i:- ii, Fair Dak- i-.r
io'.. n ami -Vi per m ..::!: .-. ::!:
interest.
li ;. o: -. ;ii: .i e :.i:. ; up .;
try my eto '.-a in
Prow i.t'I!.
We have a verv hug- : i.-.-k
Fit neb and do!!ie:ic sail- .-!:-. SV
F. Pea 1.
Try Silvei iiiai-Lt-r jihtg cut. A
s)!emlid suto'te. l'r. .g;v- -ive ' "'
dealers keen it. TII I ' iiS ) A )
Prescriptions i.t-ciirattiy com
pounded d;t- or night bv II. C. Frv! Pi-iha... i.
Hubbard registcrid ph;o tii.i.-ist.
sixteen years experience.
l'ragiiint, tlelieiot-.s Rtid tiiLioit-
ing Spencer .V P.iat kh'iiiii's l i -r.d-
ed teas aud coiFV-es.
AUkinds.,ica;,edi::.it-,v,vet-
. ables ami meats rie .v Htel ireso n
Snenccr tV PlackbnrnV.
We have mo new -pi'.ssg vto k oi
id gloves, and the ht-t vabiecver
li.-wti in Aibanv at W. 1'. P- ul'-.
ki
1
llubbard's tlegaiit lot imi . ,
a lace tai:it. by its us-
most i.ju , i-.::-; he-.- palm is ren-;
ieted harm'ics '. ,
1 'a I'i ies .iesiii.-ig to st iviil.ife in
Aiia. ori.es', tho coming great citv
in I'tiget s-om.d, shonl I fall s.t
Wallace .'c Cu-it-k's and see plat
and getpiices.
.Mi. ?.Iai tin Ludwig. the hesi
tinner in the valley, will rem -i in
with Matthews Va-bnu.
Miioke th. eel-i.t :.'.! ILlV ;
tilled .V it :g-t?s. -ic-eiia. ff.ie i
a' .litlic.s .;.- -h - '.ii- t.-.-'e iv.
MeSI-t. l-ortl.l'.il'-i- vv i il!;; havt
addf-d a tine line ,.f c.u pets t.,
their stock of ieniif.tre. wali
j ia per t :c.
t i-.r slock oi tap!e and fancy
groceries is all nie and fr. -o an 1
f the best .('taiity. .-'pi'titer .i
Pila-'Kburn.
1 'elicifi'.IS th it d bet-t. chi ped to
order, i'lil cream cheese, ! i::cii
tongue, sardines, and a in. I line t i
huieii go i Is at S-,encijr ee p.!::ck
burn's. l ne idiosv.ierasn s
u.tiikiii I
is ii frightful wonder. Thev must
have bargain--. This is confirmed
daily by the crowd s-.cli ::t Cmiti
1 letidricson.
Ho! for low prices. i. to Cmin
i Hcndricson for your groceries.
crockery and glassware. We are
not-cranky, but will give ymi
prices that will astoui-h the
natives.
SV. P. (iilson iias accepted the
agency i d t he San Francisco ( 'hron -icle.
It w ill be delivered to sn'o
scriiers at l." cents per week, ii:
t Imling the Sunday issue. Leave
. orders at his ltarber shop i:i
Froman's block.
I have just received a large in-
voice of Li'-e curtains, ranging in
' price from 1 lo : per pair, serin;.
curtain net, t-'.c. A's a line of
curtain iolts and iitrnit'.ir.i covev-
n-g. i-amucl L. S oitng.
Those wi-hing screen tl i'-ran !
windows should cull on U. P.
Vtink. wh i will put them in con.-
plcte on short notice. Sic ji m;
t iviit r of Second and Ferry s-tiee;.-
Klegant Lot i. .11 it-ndeis the kin
soft ami bountiful.
1UHJ0 TAUGHT
P.Y
J. H TAYLCR
Tt'i: F.AC II LF.ssoN .F.i;.
nti:i:i.
No previous knowledge t.i Mnie
or of the Inst ru ment required.
First-class instruments by the
best makers will be furnished at
whclesale rater. Uti-i House,
room 17.
. '7 -'i
Wle
tmtl I n cstn:ri.t.
lew i;t-.
.!.- :.c
l,
K adttitioli iS
has a proposed t.i' t'.r i:i:i- :o
w hieh wi.i 1 e ; a .r : Ii
- '' l days. -ilh. be-a-is
Oil iv a-aoniei: in:.. : .
'.!!
Nat '..'
orio:di - :i a: .can
tie nt:: ;o ; .
. ta:n 1 i .-:' i- .:
, otht r
security. ' )., .
lictiev ! :.c!;..
mneh'b: :, .- . h..
o; i :
i..a :
'i!i ry.
. tl'i-
t . i i
- I . : . .' to
' ai-.r.oui.-t . ih-.-1 . ..o..-.
m Albany , ;'.e ' .;-.:!,.-
:U: :' ': '
'
: . ...... ,-P- ...iu,.,-
MIi. MU ! 1 M?0Of
, j) i J I ?
; I J ! jj . ,i ij I i i'
I Vi-UUtl (!.' !'i I-Sdu.tV.
re kg i'r i..
STPopuiiir ;-r
.'UU' oil .--aU: ;'.t V.
I - - "
i npfi M i ' !T ' r ::'l
JBj, U :I.iViUi'.'".dUi?
:
WIieot-alc am". 1 '. t t '-.;..: :-i ,
'
i l it
1 1 Q t1 i 1 0S , i M .
'
t'POCM'UY. V.T( .
ii:ni;. . ,- .. . . j
.;l-.ir- s; ; !......; . :, '. . ..v. , h.-it
. 5:.. a.r; ; , . . : ;
. in-..;;t -n! tia.Ls .' e ... .is !er
tl.e tn nev.
Pi..:et i" a'
,1. -s ; ::..- e:
te- -..
: . e I s ,
t.i:
. ...! vr
..i. -I . a-
: - :-,i 's.
1 s , ; V
i-
-V.
ICiMi-EY,
Tho only cone
' Pnxilts an !
"i rtc i: in :
jpnsiiit
,.,,r(. Vi r.;,.0;
;;! atVi:!;'-:-.
' " "
-'tact
' . : :ii-
: at: I
1 1 : " . i
T AI.! AN Y is
ine.v on the in.i.k, : :.;-.d tn.i:scs
ic.-, L.rge, i.-.,-' .:: : tctfiful build-
ing L is The 1 '.-. 5--s h.ivi- eight
: lots to ti..- ti:. t ii ':-.: I eii:- CO
"" I'111 . 1 1 :: . aie 3
feet v.i 'e ::t... . .. ;.v-i.t:es,
tme ;d" Jo : . :.i..: ti , ,.;i,t r , f oq
: fe: in w.-t .. ; : i-v. ::i ptohal.ly
'.' ,'v !!;"i'"
adooe-i.
,:' v' .' :':
t l- .-trie lii;. to this
':. I-. r tei ni
" ':-.l t .ate
)'' .-'
.C: '.'' V'rrv-TP.i 9
c -s a .. i : -j .j i e i i
r-v Vil.s
t! i u.i m
lilil ti : ! he Iv! ti- ..1 .t- t
i!Kii I.'RO'.VN )!ii.l.s
. I tore ... I-,,,,,..
M.W Pi; ev i - - J LOUP.
tsueori-r !" r I'.tn.i n-.. ;: ,:;i r".. h.,
Best Sioraue 1aoiiitiss.
.-glti.tif st ,
&.LBANY
i : v- j : ia
ii;i;u(!X
OR. V. C. MICOlJiS,
I'.ra.huLe t.f tte? p.-:.l ('..iieg,.
Litid-C, l-aigl.ir.il. a:.-:iif the ia
vue Media.-d Cith-;t .
Die Dr. lias set a: a li.Vtiine
study aa.i praatiee r:at maUs u p.
cialty of ciironi discjst ruimvea
cancers, -scrofula enlargt n- nt tumor
iial wens, without pai'n or te.y l.i.ife.
He also inikcs a sj criaby o: trt at
inent with t-lettri-ir. . I l.v- praeti. d
iu the Cenaan Frt licit tad laigh-h
: Imspitalj. CalN pmraptlv attvtiuod
day or night. His motto is
; "c;ooi will to all."
t ITO'lice and resuleiice l'cn v itrctt,
betTeea Third aud Fouitli.
s. .'!'(-'.';.".' :; .,!. ..
v ;:. ..t.d ;.: ti
.i ni: - Us- 1 !'.';
c- i.i; !-jx!' :i ; . I ;
m
r
I
n
-.
i
!
.
s if
"ti
j
ot