Morning daily herald., May 06, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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THE MOISXIXO HERALD: TUESDAY. MAY 0, 1890.
SPECIAL. l-Jiao A. M.
Sot to seo our stoves and ranges !
before buying is a mistake.
ji;s.
tabes are alway costly. In boat -
Ing stoves we have the largest as
. v. . -ii i . ,
well aa the most careiully selected
stock in the city. The stovps we
.... .
offer were not bouaht as an expen-
roent but as a certainty. We
Know what each stove will do, and
they were taught for cash, so the
riae is right. We have Special-
ties in heaters, beside our regular
Unas of Garland, Argand
id Su-
prior stoves and ranges.
Gto. W. .Smith.
YTEATHKK INDICATIONS.
For Albany anil vicinity Fol
lowing is the forecast for .4 hours,
ending at 8 p. u. to-aa v : r
Fair weather ; warmer.
JOTTIXOS ABOCt TOWN.
Use elegant Iutiou for tan.
A tine line 01 parasois at r,. i .jouy. Mill t ity lias a very compe
Searlu'. j teiit druggist "in the person of Dr.
Geo. Davis of Shedd Yas in the j W- Hughs and he carries agood
city yesterdav ' of drugs. The town has
ri;t;,a ... ti c. :, I V accomodations and can
house this evening
j-
D. V. S. Keid has returned from
a trip to Portland.
SeeE. C. Searls' new adv. in
another column.
Warranted jtarden i,se at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Ice cream and lemonade served
rtvery day at (oetz's restaurant.
Why sutler with headache when
Hnbbard's capsules will cure you.
The best lawn sprinkler in the
market at Matthews : Wash
burn's. Mrs. M. 1-. I'ipes of L'orvallis is
in the city on her return from a
visit in Portland.
A good second hand oi iiuu for
sale cheap at the art studio over
Linn County bank.
Novelties in wash dress fabrics.
The largest stock in the city at
Samuel K. Young's.
The Foster genuine hook glove.
''Fosterina.'' in black and colored
.V. fsamuel E. Young's.
Crawford, the photographer,
has returned from a trip to Astoria,
where he obtained a law number
of fine views.
Quality and prices always get
there. Paisley & Fish are the
leaders in job printing. trial
will convince you.
W. II. Raymond of the Farmers
and Merchants Insurance Co.. of
this city returned Sunday bom a
trip to &an Francisco.
W. A. McGhee will furnish
board at the City liestaurant for
$3.50 per week. Ice cream and
oake, 15 cents. Private boxes.
Mr. II. J. Hopkins of Fon hi
Lac, Wisconsin, has arrived in
thin citv. and will eo into the stove
and tinware business with his
brother, Thomas Hopkins.
llattie K. Martin, of Portland,
is prepared to give instruction-! in
all kinds of oil painting at the
residence of Mr. lientley, corner of
Sixth and Catapooia streets.
A good drug store and a iv.-tutir-tat
in live towns for sale. Also a !
choice list of citv property for sale !
uu easy terms. Enquire of (Juiss
A Iledrick over First National
t.ink.
Hnhbard'N headache caiisuls do
iiot contain opium, morphine or
anv opiate whatever, neither do
thev contain antipvrine. Thev
ri 11 sate and sure cure l'oi either
nervous or sick headache.
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UL . XI. -1. X-VII1VIIUC1 Ul-Iill.il .-.-k-
tracts teeth without pain, by the
use of aceno. a new aniesthetic,
parfectly safe. Hr. Leininger
make gold plates and puts in all
Kinds oi gold fillings and
Tickets lo Eurone San Francisco i
Spokane Falls, Pendleton, Baker
Cltyj The Dalles, and all points in
J J ' 1 .
rut,. Tin. nntli.il nni n To mts n
the tJnited State's and Canada fori
. . . .... ...
3le at tlie c mon ticKet omce.
ticket agent"!
C G. Ravvlings citv
Broadalbin st.
The Salem Statesman says t hat
the Willamette river ii about to
cut a new channel west of t he
town and leave the capital city
without river communication.
Salem wants an appropriation of
2.-U10 to nut in n breakwater.
r
Wgwta'i Mlloary Meetlug.
The Women's Missionary Society
I the L'niteJ Presbyterian chinch
held a pleasant meeting on Sab
bath evening. Mrs. R. M. Bobert
flon presided. Mrs. E. F. Sox pre
sented a bible reading on "Soul
Food." A talk on "Home Mis
sions" by Mis. T. J. Wilson was
full of practical thought and appli
cation. Miss Hettie Miller read
uu article on ''Cluistian Women;
and Missions."
A recitation,
Feed'.'" bv Miss
"Whsm Mian I 1 eed V
-Lena ray, and a reading "Nel
lie's Gift," bv Miss Lillie Wvman,
were nicely rendered. The pro-1
gramme was interspersed with i
congresjational singing, and the'
t-ntire exercises full of t'lotir.
.
Saturday Krenliie' Excnriii.
The excursion from this citv to
Corvallis and return Saturday even-;
in2, on tho occasion of the opening i
of the new opera house there with
Rice's Keantiful Evangeline com- j
innv of 40 members, nromises to
be largely attended, the fare tor
tho round trip will he 7- cents.
Tho train will leave Albany at 7 p.
m. returnint; after the performance
at 11 :30. Three coaches have been
.nrnira.i overoO seats have al
ready been disposed of. The lox
was opened yesterday at Wells
raro-o's express otlice
ami i ( Kris ;
are going rapidly.
ttui Oermau salve for cuts, tun :
iind Thf re i noiie b"tfer.
m.
THRIVIS3 TOWHS OF LINN.
Knts Irani Oatfsville uml Mill C'ity
Exteanve Lawberinj Basiaei.
At
Mm. City. MavC. Your cones.-
ItOlldent hits lieeii ilnimr Mill Citv
!for t'e purpose of lettiti" vonr
! ,.rt...l.-r. l. . - '. '.If
! i,P.lutifiil, thriv.nn little town up
'Pr ' t' lillu where the air i
j B pure and invigorating that one
ttlway8 foels lrh :lU( vi.01,ll)fl.
i The foundation f Mill City is snh-
; stantial, as it can depend lupoti the
1:ir,,0 amount , t..,sll M olU
every month hy the Santiaru Ltiin-herin-?
company, and they have
demonstrated "beyond a doubt that
the lumber husincss is a shi-com,
and that they will continue l" in
crease as fast as tin- demand will
warraut. They have an unlimited
jiuwer, iiiniusi an ciuuess Mippiy 01
timber and a supply of energy and
business ability sutlicient to carry
them through.'
A. Wonder has a start in the
furniture line and if the citizens
will ;:ive him their support he will
le able to supply them with the
necessarv articles in his line. I..
II. D. Ri.ndev has
r-ry neat
t-tore of general merchan
lise.uro-
. ceries. cruckerv, nations
liocil
liooks and stationary and can ;
supply his customers cheaper than !
tnev can ipi awav trom town to
ll,. o,. Alinw.1.ii ...... ,f... tol,l..
tiif: town or catesvim.e.
, (iatcsvillels now the terminus of
' the regular trains from Albany. It
has two tjood In tels, one conducted
; by Mrs. tiates and her aeeoni-
piished daughter. Mi's Helle
.tiates; the oilier conducted bv
i Mrs. Collins, lion Smith, one
Ol
the pioneers of the town, is .the
proprietor of a general nurchan-
disc ston
a much
that would do credit to.
larger place. I nhkc
many rural towns the houses are
neatly painted, the work of Mr. J.
T. Hays, the painter of this place.
Mr. Steel, the telegraph operator
and agent at this place, leave to
day ior Chit wood, and Mr. Burns
takes his place here.
Messrs. F. M. Waite, Salcm'a
printer, and i. II. Jones, of the
same ciiv, who are rusticating at
Mehama, visited this place, to-dav,
taking a rule on t tie Oregon I a -
citic from Lyons and return.
F.'l. Collins has engaged in lo.r -
ging for the .Mill ( itv coniiaiiv.
l.ec-dv v: hantnor had th'-ir saw-
mill on" Tornado creek running in
two weeks afier commencim to
move from the South Santiam. and
are shipping lumber from
this;
place now. ;
Mr. ( iafes, of the Pioneer j
i.. ,it:., f
.Mr. I . .Mulian, superintendent
for Ormaiiei Crook, was here to-
day. Their plant is in excellent
i trim and anxious for work, which
1 will probable be in about a week
i ur juur Ui iiieo ju ieMiiin iiiu
.road lrom in-ecu l.-.cun Siding to
1 JJreitenDUSh, has hcen liicie.ised
; and it is thought they will s
1 have it in running order,
in
41 and lil Spwiinon-.
At the office of Ashlv i't Ni
l.r. .,., ., i; ,.,.,.i.oiiit iiii'i un..
llll.l VIII w .Tt .1 .1 .Ml" ......
men of coal brought down yct-r-day
from the coal vein recently
found and locateil by Moich'. ad.
Powell. Curl & Co. alxive Scio.
which has caused a great d--al of
comment. Mr. Powell reports
that experts pronounce the vein t
j 1k four feet in depth and in w idth
! almost unlimited. The snecimi n
i shown was picked up tr..m the
surface and appeared to hc very
brittle owing to the long exposure
to the atmosphere. The company
: has delved into the mountain a
! distance ot 91) leet and the vein
' still retains its surface dimensions
but the coal becomes better, tin
. ,
owners are verv much elated over
' their lind. It is situated 11 miles
; southeast of Scio, in the forks of
: Beaver creek and is easy of access.
At the Opera House.
i towler's lableauxd Ar. and
Concert company presented a most
. ..lA-aal.ttiT rrnva m ni A ! 1 1 1 1.
Tl.n Viwrli'oToWiiniivil' V r' -inil !
v,i,m.cn. touiuUIi iiigwuich most
interesting programme at t he
nnirft ViiMiQA lflQt nvpnuif I lio
,.v..-
entertainment consisted of novel
tableaux
ic. Bt'icii "J"n
' dressed
in loose, white Grecian
I costumes, whose graeeiui poses
! were given under a stroug calcium
ngm, music, aim .iramauc rem -
; ings. The periormance was escel-
j lent throughout, especially the
2ct.-if.tm. rvl Miua tntn Yorllint
i ' ..7'.
' ioina. vvno is me ioriuimie noscss
orofa magnificent soprano voice.
The enlertoinnient was given under
tho auspices of the Y. M. ('. A., of i
this citv.
itizrns Morllng 'l'u-nlsli t.
The citizens mass meeting; called :
by the Roard of Trade will be held
at the opera house this evening.!
The band will furnish music and!
uestiotis ot imortance will be
discussed. There should be a
J large attendance m ousine-s men
- andciticnsgenerally.
Canl of Titan h.
To the ncighbois and friends I
vv ho so kindly assisted during the I
recent fatal illness of Mrs. i
Daugheny our sincere thanks are;
hereby extended.
I i:. vsi Mns. I . X. ooi.t i .
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1; resh vegetables, asparugus. i
String bean, cottage cucumbers.;
cellery, oranges, caulitlowers, lcin-1
; ons, parsnip-., and turnips. Ail ot
j tne aoovo due this morning
Cad
; early and leave your orders.
Mt'F.I.I kr & (I Vltltl IT
t ire l)ligntc- Klei ti il.
Vlbanv Engine Co. No. I eleetid
1 the following members of the
J board of lire delegates at iheir
regniiii mcviiuu i.isi innt . .
II. Warner, Walter
Harper Cranor.
Parker and
I'se elegant lotion for pimple:
STATE AND COAST NOTES.
Ewsjr Items as Rf ported hy Uc lunges
Ih.'fB'liout the l.oTthTPs-.
Tin- new t! 'ii ri ii
mills :il ('!-
valli" ot sL'o.imxi.
Mcdf ii-il has iirdei'c
cart and a !! siim.lv
a IK1'
.1 h-.se
F. T. I'.ai tli lt I'l-ports bun
Iff!
if siinw in tin' Hungry en-ek
nim-
iny; district in .l.-ieksnn cuiii y.
A pelt buyer in Lake c.iiimy
succeeded in buying .ver Ju.ihmi
sheep pelts this sprin-j. a sad
comment :irv mi the past winter.
A repre.-cntat ive t a New Yol k
. lumber syndicate i- iMUidin lim
ber claims in the Ricue liver
valley at j.er.jiiarlci' section,
The Salem lloimiii: iiiill
; shut down for lack i water
larpre force of men is at vvrl
' pairing the Santiam ditch.
lermanent improvement
I Ix-ini: made, loeost .L'Vn.
I The nine-year-old son of
Facile, who lives at Sumniii
lion, on the . V. railroad.
tell a
lance ot tlill iv teet troni a rail-t
: ,.,,:i trestle. hiifsutTeied no ot her
in:urv ', ., fR-ctured rinht
Complaint is made from Ihitte-t
ville, in the north end of Marion :
county, that a distillery exists'
close to tlie town which lguores
the law of Oregon in relation to
Sunday closing. The proprietor
insists that his Cnited states
license protects him.
K. ;. I lursh, formerly publisher
of the Oregon l!Iade, at Raker City
has gone to San Francisco, where
he will enter upon his duties as
special pension examiner in one of
the districts of California.
E. .1. Kaiser, editor of the Ash
land Iteeord. is feeliiiL' verv "od
t ,-.i'rtf lf, .W'tw'kn ot' tlirv un t .i-,.t
j court v Uil.h r,.v,.rfit,(i ,. decision
flf ,.,je vv.-bster of .lack-on
(.0ntv. who lined the editor fid
;,.;.,;.!. ,i. .i..;,,. ,i.
circuit court over which he pre-
sidftd. Webster ia a v. .i nv: man
and made u mistake a-- i
tent of his pow er t. pi
complimentary in p.i
cisrn.
the i",' ;
ii.-h un-,
. i ei it i- !
f ;usin'
tiling.
lames I".
I'owell has purchased
Henderson hisgr.-.eerv
of I ieorgcC
. store in this
citv and will take!
, possession to-day. .dr. I owoil is )
, an energetic young man and will;
1 no doubt do a thriving busine--.
uhtis i ir.nbvoid has i!.-. id
: ad 1 to his mammoth sto.
f
: crock . n i fancy goo I
ptet
i tie o! groceries. Ilch.is en
route a large invoice m sugar, and
will keep a complete assortment of
choice groceries, and the .,.st ,,f
cotlef s and teas to i.e l.ao
; market for the bench! of
j customers, lb: will als,, , h
i,;a L.irdw.irc .Iei..ir n.-i.t. II
j.is
irgc
ill-
j forms u-
that
b'tvs all hi-
ids
1 ior nei.
wi,
iii: enable iiim
as any house
is no l e. -I of
'. hen t bey can
r even t tter.
. sll'il ""OdS J1S
low
'her.
i jM ( .,..,on .,,,,
g'UI.
pe.
tp!- goiii a'-
as v. eil at
1' ll
Spring
1 have a
jackets in e-
.lai k' l :
null! lin-
ol si.
colors i w i-ii : .
',e reduced t he pi
are the lai-st
ail:. I al- have a
stocliii;"t jaeki'l-
' a ii. I a b,ti :
jof spring
i..r
S.i .iO e.icl
?.i..io cacti, which is in.
j.ii'ket of the pric" in the
:iiui:i i Y.. Young.
which is ti
le incest
market,
'lilt l.iiiiit-l fast
vtnll.
'Mi the I 'nioii I'aeiiic consume
but seven tv hours from I'ortlan
to Chicago, w hich is t he
u"w 0 r?d x1 ,
! . -' '"K"
: !,r''''-
made trom the
lal!
in '
piiug
r.ii-aNI 1'ni-iisi'N:
I have just received mv
Stook of parasols direct from the
manufacturer in New ork r.i all
i i . . i
llie laiesf siyies hici pi ic':s,eneaper
than ever tH'tore. .-Miiiuei I-.. Young,
V iikv I' p.
Two hundred nickle alarm clocks;
I v.
eceived at F. M. French's, j
-. , :.i, ,,.., i
. .
I
i Nnv eiiVoj(t.rjrSi iloun
cing,
aeii onnrmir in
cotton and silk,
Laces in iinita-
t hh,, W and rMm.
tiol, ,,,( aS(
new designs in
(black and white lace, including
VftI1,j vok an,i j .iflvrrower. New
rcm-;1!1 Samuel E. Young,
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. secure your laiiruau. .-icams...
! and sleeniii" car tickets to all;
! points North, South and Jlast via
the I'nion Pacific mil wav, and
save time and money. Ticket I
ortlce on I'.roadalbin street. j
ieiiuine Marline, ladies kid j
gloves in all shades and sizes at ' '.
AV. Simpson 'ii for X! cent pdr nir.
for a short tune only.
Don't dread to have your ache
ing teeth extracted, but go to Dr.
I.einingcr. dentist, and have them
painlessly removed. Room '..
Tweclale block, Albany.
lv." jnoinicai
ant to use, tin
cleanly and picas
verv best soap ni
the market, and
liox Siicncer
uily a dollar a
iv I'.lackbnrn's
laatfdile.'i Svou Awk for it.
Dr. Ration, the specialist on
female and private diseases, in
Rlumbcrg's block, office hours
Id to 12. g to I and 7 to S. Con
sultation free. Residence :;rd and
Montgomery.
Attention is directed to tin Sun
day billot fare of Mueller,v.( Jarrett.
It contains every fetlit. vegetable
or delicacy to be found in themar
ket. Select what you desire and
'all and leave vmir order.
Dr. I.ciningi r. denti-t. Dr. Lit
tler assistant, will make you a set
"f teeth and charge von' nothing
for extracting. Work in gold a'
specialty. Room ::, Twecdalei
1.1...1.- III..,,.. II..
I " ".. ,VO. j
THE UPPER WILLAMETTE VALLEY-
P.-oiuMlity i litres Onemtica s S.:ia.r
f.i;!! iinj Lng-ae City.
It now seems settled I hat active
development through .railroad
etl'irt will very simiii take place in
the Vppei "Willamette valley.
Spriiiglicld u ill probaHy ! the
central point of it. but it will also
lirimr v-'reat advanta-ji's to Ktiireiie
i It is learned that two heavy
j corporal ions in I'ortlaii'l within
t he iicn t ten days, v. itli a capital
stock of a.ooin one million dnllais.
to handle t!:e property at Sprinu
: lichl conditional upon the wilt
: inness of the people at necessary
poinis to grand ilejioi grounds an I
j ri
lits ot wav. Iliesc tilings mtiril
are oe none ai once, S'l i uar cunsiruc
A 1 tion may proceeil. The large depot
v iv-; grounds at Springticld on lands
and 1 immediately adjoining the town,
arc j and rights of ways through the
! same, will In- provided lv the
jr i companies.
v... ; It is desired to begin work of re
construction of the narrow gauge
lines and of widening them to
! standard g:
tandard gauge imna ihatelv. I'.iti
i ,n.r, ""1 w:,"
arant- d
: wiiiioui ueiav. or .!.,
I"-'
lal'iy stop a!
season. 'r.
lie l.-i
:n.
iR-:oOii CTkjV
Foil" iv iie- i
III
Crop
f the
co-i
Wia'iier
li voii
P'-ratim:
Iliiiielin No.
Weill in ; 1 Id rt
.Hi.
wit!
i the F. S.
:ignal Service, .t
.Portland Hi eg. mi
ending Samrdcv
the central oi!';ee
1'or the Week
Mav :;d, s;ni.
Weather The teuipc;ature ior
the jiast week has been above the
normal. Since January 1st. it has
averaged below the normal.
There was no rainfall dining the
week. From January 1st to dale,
more than the average amount has
fallen from July 1st, JSmi, to dale,
about t he avcrau'e has fallen. '1 he
amount of sunshine has bee::
abiveihe average for the v.ceii.
Almost cloudless weather has pre
vailed 'luring the past, seven days.
The night-' have been much
warmer, and no frosts arc reported.
This is the second week of good
growing weather this season and
a!! vegetation has show n t lie bene-
j tie:al ( fleet el t he w eat her.
; the low lands are generally
While
moist
p; -iv
spring
b- in
spects
season
is le-
vet, general rain would
oeiu -iieiai.
(iiaii.s Winter and
i sown wheat is rcpoitid
t.
i excel:' lit cfilldltlOll.
: Were never better at
I for :i bountiful w heat
P.e
i:s :
! !"! a ootintiiiil wl:eat crop
of.I""1 h-d trom various w hea
ti,. i trict-. I:u !y spring sown
d
dis
r.iiu i-- up uk late sown wmi
maieriaiiv iieiietneit oy ram.
j Fiuii The weather has
I especially favorable to the
been
fs-uit
in tiie;ci"p. 1 he warmer nigh!
warmer nights and
' bright suns
line have done much
towards advancing the fruit past
its stage, liable to be injuried by
frost. The peaches and apple
crop will he Icsj than an average,
other gruits and berries give
promise of immense yields. Many
acres ofmw orchards will come
into bearing lliis year.
J (leiieial Remarks I n Washing
j ton eoiiniy. maps, alder and hael
ring j are in le.if. one liioiith later than
l..s',.; hist year. Uronnd is in excellent
e to ; condition. In Clackamas. the
tvle i-'foimd is drying out. On the up
Uiie laiids ..f the Willamette valley.
ram. especially is needed. In
I I'l iuoii. ;n l lie .vgriC'J II ui an oncge
... . . i . . . .
grasses are heading out. garden
! pea- i;iiit' are high, radishes and
' let f.;ee is growing t'llelv. stra'A-
1" .Tries as large as a dime, apple
tree, are in full bloom. Oak trees
hav e generally leafed out in west-
lastistjeni Oregon. In I'oiiglas county,
l'aeiliciin t he neighborhood of Roseburg,
t he neach e run is "cnei ally hilled l.v-
the April frosts. In Jackson
county, grape vines are budding
! out, one month later than last
; year.
! . In eastern Oregon, sheep-shear
'"S is m lull sway, the clip is good
o...l ii... I ... : .i.: ii
'
the Wool weighing well.
Plums and prunes, in the in
terior sections are in blossom.
The grain prospects tlnoiighout
this section were nvver better.
Spring grain is generally up.
The Monmouth School Seamlnl.
The Stanley Monmouth Normal
school scandal is about to be 111-
vestigatcd in the courts. The
parents of the two boys who were
. extielled on the charge ol slander
ing Stanley in the courts through
their attorneys have brought suit
against the members of the board
who ordered them expelled, tor
the sum of $."0(iO each.
i
VVIm l n I'ortnne
Is a good, lii-allliy. pearl', skill. Few
arc aware of the short time it takes a
di-ordered liver to aause hlotclicj on
the face and a (lurk greasy skin One
bottle of licggs l.'.uod puritier anil
Mood maker will ic'torc this organ to
i its natuivd and hci.thy state and
' cieanscs the blood .f all iiiipuritii's.
. It is meeting with vvomlei ful success.
' T :. f. .... . ... i . -
i oi ii. j. is u:i:ir.ili TCl'o . Ail mug- i
) git k.-ep it. ',
l.nml oi:li Syriif.
There i- nothing jiiirents should be
; so careful about as selecting a cough
. syrup, beggs Cherry t ough syiup
. is meeting with woiidciful ducccps. !
The best is none to good, he sure you 1
i get lieggs. Kvcry bottle is warranted .
! All druggioU keep it.
strainer Arrival.
Asparagus, cabbage, (-cilery, j
' oranges, cucunibers. lemons, string
I beans, figs, potted ham, bananas, 1
; lemons, peaches, comb honey,!
chipped beef, breakfast cocoa, j
horse radish and canned ham. I
.lust received at- Mueller o: Oar
fret's, lycave your orders early to
j sei-ni-f the best.
I'nr Sale.
A number one three year old
colt, well broken to drive, a cart
and harness, all cheap for cash. ,
For particulars impure of R. R.
Yunk.
't.'ggo liver pills are a mild laxative
mid act ilirc tlT on the livrr aid kid
neys as well as the bvvU. All dru-
,rjS
THE EVANGELICAL RUPTURE.
Tfc 1'actioas fc'till Warria WitU i:.i-n
0iiir.
Little or no imp.-i taut business;
was transacted yesterday by the j
'opposing factions of the divided i
' F.v.mgelical cotiference. i
I'.ishop I'owiuan deiivered an ad- i
! dresH during the ailernooii, recit-!
ing the history of the diiliculties
in the church and explaining the j
position of himself and his fob
; lowers. I le accused Uishop Oubs
of gross immoral conduct and falsi-'
; lication. llishop Cowman said
i that ho had not been legally sus-1
; ponded and that his position would '
; he sustained by tlie general confer-
, ence, and that the meeting ot the j
rival conference in this city was;
l without any legal standing.
i bach faction insist that too
others are the bolters. The anti
! llowman party adopted the follow
l ing resolutions :
Whgreas, Thomas bowman de
livered an address in the Evangel
ical church of Albany, in which he
' presented a statement of our
church troubles as viewed by him
self; therefore,
Resolved, That the Evangelical
people and the public of Albany
be herewith informed that said ad
dress will he answered by J. I'.ow j
c-rsox and others in the M. E. !
Church South Tuesdav evening, j
yityti, 18!o, at 7:::0 v. m.
. SAl.K.
The i).ii.v Hkk.vi.ii will be on
sale each morning at II. J. Jones
! .ok store.where it can be procured
at i cents per copy.
i
; (iood meals can bo had at the
I City Restaurant tor $:i.."ii) per week.
' Ice cream and cake, b" cents.
I Private boxes.
No matter what the price, our
i goods will always Ik- lirsl-class.
; Sl'KNl I II - III V( Kill l!N.
New invoice of go; 1 lin-i at
, I'renck's.
I su hegg. D.iml. lion ! liters, u,r
ligestion. .ly-p'.-pia mul nil kindivil
ilisoast's.
Itcggs i elct,r;iU-.l t.unily .'mcilics
art: l'ur i;ile liy :i!l leaiiing ilni;g:-ts
' every w here.
Novelties in parasols :it
Samuel F. Yoiings.
I'se elegant lotion for rough
skin.
I'se elegant lotion for M'.nbiiru.
i io to Lange's for yourgrocet ies.
r1iIK I'IKM
OF t!AI!RoVs
i. Scar'.s. lining a geicral mi r. han
:i.-e -hies in this. itv has Ihn-ti i';s.
.-"lvi'J hy liiiltual eoiisiu;. I".. t'.
t-e.irls will continue tL'j '.usim s at
the u!d stand, with whom rill a. . O'li.t
sheiiM tic si ttlr.l.
Al.l'.VNY.
av ;.
'. K. Him:..'.'.
b. '. sc.m.i.s.
ST. Cn.AKLES JIOTFI.
LAlTISTDIiY.
'.White hi'ior. Fine washing an. I
I charges reasonable. Send your wash
1 ing and satifhu. linn will I.e puarm:
!"..!.
1 FINE POULTRY.
I l.avr lioth wiM nr.d lucnzi turk-s fvr
at 5 'tr pair: turkey virs .'i for
Firown Lohorn .1 for l.i; aNn Wian
; --Uv :nu Ayht mhm t same jri.e.
L. .!. IUK'l k. T:itM, Or,
"V MY PATUtJN'S ASH I.AIUKS uKAI.
; ort h(rt tmtice. A pt-rtect fit a.vl F.itinfat
' t..i i i;u.irrnttt l in t-vory rcspeet. Th.viks
(or p;it favorrf. Ali in the f.iturc will lt
'. .riufully rc.'Hvil. Mr, 11, l-ani.-. tonir ;
i:t'i ant! .Ii lie. eon.
' j. ;ontra'trF a!it ltuittitT. Plans. Mptti-
' n.:ti.ms an-! d tail f urni-ihiM for ail kimm of
fr.nncaml bri.rli i ntr-, li tildes. t'U: A!l
. ork promptly iIjio ru.i.-Jiitee1 to lc
; 11 (KM.S to rent - 1 W' furnisluil romi mi
' Xj the coriitir oi .N'fTt iQ'i ntul fciTTh
,rc-t. It. Ilarnrs.
I .ullrr (o MorkIiuIlrr.
I , tTICE IS HI.IIEHY ;IYi THAT THE t
i i. Annual mcctim? of thn stock hoi, Ur "f ,
j tlie Albany rarmcp (V will he hc!t! at tlie '
j nlii o of sahl eonipanv in Alhariv. Urrjrtm, n j
!M iy Li'tli at 10 o lot 1; "p, in. of
for the purjpO' of electing scv n (.');
ilin otors to vvtw for the ti rm oi on-' year,
ati the traiisattion of fu.h oth'T hiuiin-f-'s as
n r.y come St-fore the inci'tini:. loitf h (
' ofitt rof Ii art 1 i f Hirvctoin.
AtU-st: M. P. Wili.h.
Pkko. II. M Prt'sithnt.
Scii-t:irv .
olicr In iinlrai liir-.
SEALED lilDa WILL RE,
received by the Heard ( f Direc- i
tin. i of the Albany Farmers C-. up l
May I -2th. lS'JO, fer the furnishing
and jilacing (hy the jierchi ni a stem
foundation under the old warehouse :
building situated in Albany. Oregon. .
The right is reserved hy the heard :
to reject any or all bids. '
Attest: M. II. WILDS,
Pl:Ks, II. Marshall, President
Secretary. Bakery
. n li. kToci: of
Htaple Groconos
IWV
llicl.i. :ul:ty if ts.i, i'jCwi r. , iniiic,
ni:fs,tto.
FUESn RAKED DREAD EVERY
DAY.
AtttiiaoM rviiable hsusc it tJ b
found a complete anjortim.nt of trffh family
Rror3, to wlik-h ronstfti'tly Inj.m milled
Ml the Bcttsonalile I ine of trroe'rie' n.'.il lr"
risioud. ftuch R9
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
tastern Buckwheat Hour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
Tiie good wore 11 bouebt when pries
wr!owand the boSeflt "f the marjfin will lie
Cirrn to hi cuatomr. Romember the place,
t th. t'i ctner on Fintand Broala'.hia St.
Convmd Myer.
i
UIXU
Ki iikixhI! Itpinovni:
We desire to notify our friends
tiiat for the next lew weeks, we
will be found three doors cast of
our old stand, in the store forme i iv
occupied by S. K. Young. Our
store on the corner of First and
Washington streets is undergoing
thorough repair which when com
pleted will be the prettiest store
in the city. In the 'meantime we
w ill serve our customers with our
usual promptness and 1m; .iad to
welcome them in our new stand.
Si"!:M'i:i! k I'.r.u Kin rn.
Ten nml ifl'er.
I h ive a gool stock of fme roast
col lee ami choice teas which arc
sold at very reasonable prices.
Will he pleased to show them at
any time. F. L. Kenton, the cash
grocer.
I'orset! Comets!
We make a specialty of ladies
and misses line corsets and waists.
We have a drive in a French
sateen corset at 7." cents. Fxtra
good value.
S Ml KI. E. Yol'Mi.
Elegant new dining cars, Pull
man palace and free family sleep
ing cars run through on "express,
trains to Denver, Omaha, Council
Jiliilis, Kansas City, St. Louis and
Chicago, via. Fniou Pacific rail
way. C. (I. Rawliugs city ticket
Scent, liroadalbiu street.
"Our Own," a genuinekid glove,
every pair warranted, at $I..V per
pair. This glove I have handle 1
for live years and have tried many
others, hut never have found any
equal to them for the price.
Samuel E. Young.
Woman Discover
"Aiiuthcr wonderful discovery lias
hecii luaili: ml that too hy a lady in
this nii'.Tity. lise.i:-e fastened it
chlUln's up ,n her and for i-cvi'it veal's'
sin: withstood its severest tests, hat
her v ital organs were undermined and
death sjetned imminent. For three
tumults she coughed incessantly and
could I. ot sleep, blic hoilght olll-. a
hotil'j of Dr. King's NVw ItNi-overy
for Cciisiunitioii and was mi much re
lieved on taking Iii.-:t do-c that she
slept all night and with om: ho'tle La-:
h. eii Miraculously cured. Her inline
is Mrs. Luther Lilts.1' Thus write W.
r. Hamriek .v. Co.. of Slu ll.y. X. -'.
tit t a free trial holtle at Fodiay A:
Mason'- ll.'iig Ston;
ai;:.f :la al-H-iire.
Th.' only gu.' '.if.tecd curj for c.'.I.iri'
cold in the hea '. hay fev.ir, rose cold
catarrhal deafr -s and Hire eyes. Ke
store tin- se-ist ;f hi'teand unpleasaii
l.reatli, resaltii froui i-utai i h. F. is
a:.d .lea' :int ti ;- .'. Follow direction
an.! a cure is w . :a:ited, !.y ni! drug
gist-. Semi U circular lo At.i. tia
Medi :.l t'unij ' .)'. Inn ii'.e, ( ii. Six
month-,' treat -al for ti; sent hy
nail, si 1:. F sale hy K(i'l:ayV
M.i-oa.
Fountain pens at Will & Stark's.
BUY A LOT
-IN-
-THE-
sriUT.RAN I RoPERTY
ii tlie
M li. miARDSLKY,
I ielleral Agelil .
MEM,
I Best & Uieapes
. 1 A Ml
Farm ers Attfntion'
Do you want to huy a Binder, Kngjne, Thresher. Miwer or ot.lu t :i.:t-hint ry
this year
J lla CO
A Stcam'boat Load, of Fain Mschincxv iust raceiroi fer tho eeasea cf
STEWART
Call nd Select What Von Want.
Itl IMS XOTM IX
' i'lelieil kee- !;;iil'o.id Uloc.
! Non-iua-jnctic wav : r-t Will .V
i Siaik's.
j Th- Y. S. F. fast b!..c!c h..s- an
' the b! a; Kead's.
Tiie best fonn'ain pen !u.:i!i"
uied at !'. M. Fit nclTs.
w
e ecell ill i in!
n.l
i fancy good-. W." I-'. Read.
Mi lis. l.:is-es .ni.! cliii-';'.-':'-straw
hat - a. W. F. !: :!'-.
Tiie Y. I'. I cse are tlie be-',
for sale mi!;, c.t W. F. Read's.
(lo to Augustus Lang, ior stapl
and fancy groceries.
Hubbard's headache capsule -an-
a sure cure. Tiy tlicm.
Shivi'ig " cents on Sun.'avs or
hoiid tvs :f. Vic-reek's.
(iood mo:; .ng" Have Vim!
llulil. aid's I legant Lo'ion.
Trv Hubbard's vanilla
and
lemon i xtracts, they are tine.
See the new novelties in lioune
ings and white gools at Read's.
(io to Will ci ."stark'.- for bargains
in ladies and gents gold watches.
A large and eleg.ii.t line of ladies
and gents gold i. a'ehes at Will ; UimIC (ih'""l li.'iiKt'
Stark's. 1 -ll!ti! t 'N 1 liVMlM ,
If you want to b'ty good bread I
cake" and pies go to La n ire's ' ... Nii.iii ..m .
'tATin Fair Hale for s,oo. j TIIUKSDAY, 3IAY
down and ?pl .er month without ! Mr. Fred Fclham has ti.e honor to
interest, ; announce the only apj.i a rav.ee
If you want a choice cup f.f tea' in Albany of the I eamiful
try my -10 cent tea in hit!!: . E. : and Accompli-in 1
Rrownell. Artist.
We have a vi-rv lar..'.' stock ..i .... . ,,,.-,,, ,,,.,.-,.,
French and dominies:,, te!.is. W. 'MRS. SCO i I Si DDOSS,
F-Ky:,'.L IV
ii VMivi i v:i.i:tei' oing t n; . ,
Splendid .-til .!;e. Progi'es-ive
j dealers keep ii.
j Prescription-- accurately '"ii.
i j 11 ui n led day or night by ll.('.
Hubbard v.-gistercd pharmacist.
: sixteen yeais expel iet.i c.
Flagrant, di-iicioits :.;. l coitd'oti
j ing Spencer V Riackburn's i.lend
i ed leas an i coil'.-es.
j Ali kinds of canned !i:;ii-. vu.'i
1 ab'es and meals new tnd ff:-i. a'
I Spencer 'c r.ljckliurn's.
j We have our new spring stock of
i kid gloves, and the best value yr
shown in Albany :;t U . I". Re.
I iubbard'.J elegant l'iio:i is
,,,.'
! a face paint, but by it-; i!:
; Most injurious face paint is ;-, i.
j deled harmless.
! Mr. Martin Lu.Iv.k'. ti e be-1
i tinner in the ya!!v, will u-main
vvil'i Matthews .'i Wasii'.etni.
; Smoke tht celebrat.l Iiavati'i
. filled 5-eent igtis. rnanufat tttivl
' at Julius . Ior ii's ci;t.ir factory.
Mcrs. Fortmiller ' Irving have
; added a line line of cr; t - to
! their stock of furniture. v.: l!
paper ( tc.
Oar stork f ...;aple at;d fancy
j c'i-eiies is al! ni and freslt an I
' . r . . . . .-.
i 'i un.. wst ontuiv. spencer .v
l-dackhurn. '
Helicious dried beef, chii-ped to
I older, lull cream c'.eese, !::tif!l
i tongue, sar. lines, and a full linr of
hmcli g-i ' !- ::! r ,c r.i:;ek-
b'irn's.
The idi..isync!'a;es i-.' :::a:.k::.-!
' is a frigh.tfn! ivond'-r. They in!:-'
have bargain-. Thi- i- i'..n;a';iu-'l
daily by the cto'.v.l --.'c:i at ('.;;n
, Hcndricsoii.
Ilo! for low prices, (m ; C"i.:i
: .x Ilendricsim for your 'jroi eiiys.
crockery and glassware. We are
I not cranky, but will give yoa
j prices that will astonish tl:
; natives.
I have just received a huge in
voice of lace curtains, ranging in
; price from $1 to ffl per pair, scrim,
j curtain net, etc. Also a line of
curtain poles an I furniture cov-r-'
tig. Samuel I". Young.
; Those wi-hing screen door and
windows should cail on R. 1.
Yunk, who vv i!l put them ;u com
i plete on shoit n .'ice. Shop on
; corner of Second and Ferry streets
i Elegant Lotion venders the skin
1 soft and beautiful.
S.eiial Notice.
Having taken the agency of r.
Thatclier's magretic shield, 1 will
be pleased to tce all suti'cring with
chronic diseases. Rheumatism a
specialty. Same as sold by 1'iof.
Spear. Mrs. S. Race.
AT-
BANJO IWUCrllT
J. H TAYLCFv
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.x.i t.ivvi-Kiiov.ici.g-.
lilsic
or of the itr-tn;:... n; :'; '.;: :.
First- lass inst nno.-tiis i,- the
best l.:::ker,- v iil l e fr.rt.i-! i d ::l
wheiesa!.' rat.-. h'u-- -l.'tiie.
rootn 1".
IWlhl :;iri lli'ililliilii'
K ICC IT . 1-.
!iTi .!:!. i : rice-, p.
air o:i sr.le r.i IiiaekmaiiV
led
t.J.lll Ul iii-iii (Jt'ltk 1117
V!,
Hi 1 1 ift-.'..-.
' t-V i I t ' . 1 I Ul hi .!!'
i MLhY, ETC.
l!.;vi::.: j vrci'.jie I ti.-: ':..:.?.--.;
I'd: ef t. 'i'h-.'itjii.-n, t-- . i :t
tie- atmnae;.. i.f the j ai-'i , pri. tms
ingfa all tin t'.'-i 1. -t : c: iii :r-r
the ni'ini y.
Prompt a'te-itijn riv. :: V ad oi
ihrs in t.c- -.:'.. All ge i-t . i.-:t
love i: .V cail.
V,
.;:o. c. in Ntd;i:so:;.
To ; -soi; A'i !:!. UsTi 'iUoKr s
:
! ccnticv.
c vr-.'itt:-
: f i i f . -. i - v
! U . .V. i!, ! .ih i .
; The only cetntdcle n- if A: -::..ct
i :.;:? an-s iap vi '. :r.n -e.-tv;
f net: r; mi;: t y :
gST-Cusinexs cr.t! ;it;c.". -ay
caj'g v '.:! receive .i o.i;;i'! .'. ti 1 i ::rp
:u! attention.
Hhi) .'-liLLS
-...v:, tiiM.vu
:v." vj u;;;--:
'.'i.'.d'R.
Best. Siorana Facilities.
ili.::..
l.iiAXV
ui v. c. xi-:ous,
(rA'iaate i...;. 'w 11. tve of
Londoti, lin:.' . i: 1, m-" : ;!n; I .!!
vnc Medical CIU : -.
The Dr. ha? s;-::.: :i !::ot:;:.c of
stn.iy and pracii-o i.:i i n. a i
cialty ! clirmiio ihs..? -. r. :in.vti
cancers, i-crofi'iaoid.irgeie.'.'ir-.Vi'.nii.':
and wen?, wiihent p".ui or !t..' knife.
He . -dsn makes :i cu-Kv f :rtat
itlent wif ii elcvt. i. Iy. lis, pr.ttt:. id
in the (.rrnsr.a t'r: in !i at-.a Fa.glish
hospitals. l."s ; :..;.u l. attended
dav or night. His tin t'o is
';UOD iVU.:, TO ALL."
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