Morning daily herald., May 07, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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SPECIAL, 11::so A. .11.
Not to nee our stoves and raises !
ttttorft buying is a mistake. Mis
takes are alwaya costly. In heat
ing stoves we have the largest as
wl as the most carefully selected
stock in the city. The stoves we
offer were not bought ns an experi
ment but as a certainty. We
know what eacl stove will tin, and
they were bought for cash, so the
price ia right. We have special
ties In beaters, betide our regular
lines of Garland, Arganiran.l Su
perior stoves and ranges.
(.lEO. Vt.ftllini.
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ON SAI.K.
The Daily IIerai.o will
be Oil
gale each morning at II. .1. Jones
book store.where it can be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Use elegant lotion for tan.
A fine line of parasols at K
Searls'.
Warranted garden hose
Matthews Sc Washburn's.
ilt
Ice croam and lemonade served j
every day at Goetz's restaurant. i
Whv suirer with headache when
Hnbbard's capsules will cure von.
. . , . i ... .. " .
ine oesi .a,. .. m..k..-. ... ... i .
market at
Matthews k
.i-n..
burn's.
Rev. i;. l:.
Nettie Purvi
1'richard and Miss
left vesterdav for
the East.
A eood second
ortfan iorj
nauil
male cbean at the art :Mu-ho
Lino Comity bank.
Novelties in wash dress fal.rics.
The largest stock in the city at
.Samuel K. Young's.
The Foster genuine hook glove.
"FoBterina." in black and colored
at Samuel K. Young's
Governor IVnnoyer will speak
at Lebanon Saturday afternoon on
the issues of the campaign.
II. Y.
Kirkpatrick. formerly ;
. I T . . . . . .
editor of the Lebanon Express, is
now running a liverv stable in
Seattle.
Qualitv and prices always i't
there, l'aisley & l"i?h are the
leaders in job printing. A trial
will convince you.
W. A. McGiiee will furnish
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3.W per week. Ice cream and
1 , . . ......nfnl..vAi
Kev. S. G. Irvine has returned
iromTacoma. where he assisted in
the establisbnient of a mission of
the I'nited Presbyterian church.
Harry Wilson, colored. t this
city, was arrested Monday mi a
warrant issued at Corvallis on a
ebarge of larceny ..f !. lie was
taken to Corvallis tor trial.
Mattie E. Martin, of Portland,
l.'tions in i
-Ilbtn.lanf oil i,.i..tm.r :.l thp!!"'1 promOtlOnof the Ulowl
retidence of Mr. lientlev, corner of
ixth and Galapooia streets. j
Mr. H. C Crissman. proprietor!
oi the new store in t he McEarland i
building, will have an important
announcement to the public in our ,
advertising columns to-morrow. ;
A good drug store and a restaur-
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Mill 1U 111C IVT. 1.3 IV. . .-' ...
choice list of cit vpropertv for sale !
on easy terms
i-'fioMiro".,! 1 oils
;' .
i Ilednek over
tank.
1 irst National :
J. G. Eergue, manager i-i the
oueen of song. Miss Flora Patson,
tne colored Jenny bind, is in this
city arranging for her appearance
in this citv on iVcoration hav
May
Hubbard'.
nut contain
headache capsuls do
opium, morphine or;
any opiate whatever, neither !
, L. , .V.. W. ... ...... J J ...... ...ij j
are a "afe and sure cure for either
nervous or sick headache.
Dr. II. A. I.einenger dentist ex-.
tracts teeth without pain, by the
useofaceno. a new anu-sthetic,
perfectly safe. I'r. Lcininger
makes gold plates and put in all
Kinds oi gold tilling and crowns
Tickets to Europe San Francisco ,
Spokane Falls. Pendleton. I'.aker j
city, Aue jmiies. ami uii poiuis in :
the United States and Canada for
sale at the Lnion ticket
i. (i. liawlings citv ticket
ollice.
agent.
Uroadalbin st.
Mr. A. Lewis and family of
Shedd left yesterday for their
future home in Ellensburg. They
were accompanied by Mrs. I. Fox
of this city a far as Portland.
Miss Julia Lewis, the little school
mistress, was also a member oi
the party.
Mr. M. C. Morris of Punxsutaw
ney, Penn.. is in this city, looking
for a location. He is delighted
with Oregon. He was a former
neighbor of Mr. H. C. Crissman. j At the Corvallis city election
who has located in this city. (Monday .1. M. Applegate was
Hon. Charles I". CriU'in. sec re- mayor and II. C. Punn
tarv i.f the state of Indiana, was j marshal. The vote on the cow
in the city yesterday. He is one question was in fav.-r of j.revent
.f the ofiicers ..f the Sons ..f ing the Iw.vines from running at
Veterans, and is looking after the! large.
interests m mar or.ier. lie icii
last evening for San I'rancisco.
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Hie tMK'iui nun uramaiic eveiuoi
the soasiii will lo tne appearance
of the distinguished artist. Mrs.
Scott-Siddons at the opera h..ue
on Thursday evening. May 8th. It
is said that her Leauty is as ,1a.
.ling, her gowns as gorgeous and;
her manners as fascinating as ..f
old. While her dramatic power has
increased since her lat visit to
our shores.
. i
rlat! I'olatoe. ;
We will receive to-day a car load j
uf the celebrated o'reen Mountain
and IJoautv of Hebron potatoes,
and those wishing line Reed pota
toes should leave orders early nt
Cunn & Hendriekgon's.
EOARD OF TRACE MEETING.
" An EnthRia!tic Meetiaj tt Citi:! t tl:
Op?rn Hcus Last Nijht.
All enthusiastic
mcctim- ni cili-:
zens cauea try tne r.oar.t ot lraile men
was held at tin- opera house last 1 :iuht
night.
The meeting was called to order
by S. K. Young, president of the
board. Tlie minute of the previ
ou meeting were rein I and ap
proved. The Albany band was present
and enlivened the mectim; with
music
Mayor .1. I., Cowan wan the lirst
peaker. He referred to the work
ings of the Hoard of Trade and de
clared himself heartily in favor of
any and all measures tending to
promote the growth of Albanv.
J. II. Townsend then presented
1 the subject of t lie necessity of an
i - - -
energetic ooam oi iraue, ana me
I neeils of nilrnrtiiaiiKr the eiliv
G. W, Writrbt referred to the
! public enterprise of the citizens of
. - 1 1 in li v nn. ten
idthat the historv
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; elfort and bv a united action.
J. li. .Veil, who is from the oil
and ms well retrion of Pennsvlvau-
! ia, sjioke on the question of boring
j for gas, and believed it would
; nav to ti v the experiment in this
locality. He also advocated the
expenditure of money toward ad-
vertising the resources of Albany.
Judge I., l imn then spoke on
t he iitiestion oi advertisitii.', and
M h wUll ,,e nm, ,,f ,,,,.
ing up new enterprises ami manu- j
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laeiuiui lU auorn empioymeui to j
the many w ho are seekin- loca- j
tionshere.
ieo. K. (. hamberlain followed!
with some go.l suggestions eon-!
.. in. i.! uii i pies i .on oi proiuoi ui"j :
such niauul.ii'tui iii'' and other I
public enterprises. I'it iens. he (
said, must tirst hein improve- !
ments inemseives. an.i tnen invite
capital from abroad.
(.'. K. Wolverton heartily coin
cided with the previous speakers,
and thought the work of the Board
of Trade and the citizens could be
prolitably expemied in developing ;
the coal, mineral and other ie-;
sources of this portion of Oregon.
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In. S. (j. Irvine
then gave a '
practical talk on some of the
'booming'' towns .f the Sound.
He said that during his recent
trip to that region he was mista
ken for a drummer, and presented
'. some humorous as well ns sensible
! remarus. ue iiiougtii tne city
i should be advertised bv public
improvements, toiviuost anion'
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I liemni Ks wore made hy r.( Mien
j who ailded his name to the list of
j members of the l!..ar.l of Trade,
i Mr. E. II. Norton, who has Ven
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t investigating the coal, iron
other mineral resources of
i poll ion of Oregon, made a
and
this
brief
. bt-
speech, in which he s;n.
lieved that the mineral w.alihof
the country tributary to Albany
was such that would attract c.ipi-
wa
and prove a wonderful factor in
eity and country
in motion
the meeting ib
adjourned.
Plsi.ed i th. s.. .
Several weeks ago mention
1
-!
made of an old gentleman nam
i Athen who started aero,
desert from the MeMruin
the
I ice '
bv,.
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coming north, during the
snow in Januarv, and not having;
! :.. u-...i...
vlBl"-. V" "
mail carrier from Silver lake,
found the remains of the l man
lying near a log on Pine ri le,
about 13 miles thi3 sido of the
Meldrum place. From the ap
pearance of the body, Mr. Moore
thinks thn old man had become
fatigued travelling on foot through
the snow, bad lain down to rest,
fKi ..;. tt, ...... f .;... I... ...... .!...! l, iiHi.u.i i...ii..r-o.iai .rro.
"c i.'; . : . " r,..r:. v . , t toiumisi. u,- t , exc.sion
! vestment the monev spent for ad- rnierence. I JV8 . ,
vertisin.4 and public improve- Wnrm vs .1. Howeraox. '. C i 1 "v ' '"a,"s : "
Simenls has hron'-ht abundant re- l'olin", K. S. I'.ollinger. 11. I..;"' ve a , e; e.n,,,., .(ou n t...
IW F. S. I.ock,a;)L Ii.-k.A. . iiZ
l i ui i u no I lit: ill v . iv i in 1 1 in nil i i.' I iiiti(ii I li I i nrc i nnv I I . .
r l" ; fallen asleep arid froen to death. i
rl"'.vlchoeolveview. 1
.Musical Soiree.
An evening party and musical j Th" s id reas..n i - b. c.ni'-'e I li-
soiree will Iks given under the men w ho endorsed tin- bishop, re
auspices of the W. ('. T. I'. at ; fused io agree to i. e. ie two men
their hall on Tuesday evening. who w.ere not sent by the board of
May 1". by the renowned banjoist. j missions, into the conference, the
I. II. lavlor aud the accoiiii.bshed
pianist and ..e.
'favlor TI.,. ,.
dist Miss Khod.i
ntertainment will ,
consist
.1 eh'tr'...!..!'
imiiersoiia-1
tins. ori-iiial banio
acts, songs (
and musical sketches, and prom-
ises to be most intertaining. .
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tl tiling Oniesri Klrelu.l. I
Eollowing :ir the newlv elected '
ollicers of the Albanv .Mining and
Milling Company: President .1.
I.. Cowan: vice-president N. '.I.
Allen; treasurer O. W. Masti.n ;
secretary I.. II. Mont.inye. The
company expects to put in ma
chinery and w..tk their mines this
summer.
l urrallis t'lt.vKlfrtl..ii.
A .Million I m ..f r...R. ! rendered by these men during the
I pas" vcar. and th" monev appro
About a million met of ..gs ! ,.j:lt,'.,l from, a trru funds', was al!
w hich are now being run down i nn.lcr legal c .nrrad rec-nized
the ( alajKioia will begin to reach 1 lV .,u ... ltl.,; U.eirwith-
this city to-day. Thev have been : .ll-iw al did 'h. m " u.- in. i-.y
sold to Salem parties and iM i .lisl-u--i. Th-n .-v.-n ....ot!,.-.-
raneo i..w n tne river.
raneo .i..vn tne river.
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Ir. Leiiunger, dentist, I r. Lit-
sisiaui. win make you n sei
iier assisiani. win make von a set l
yi leein ami cnarge yon not niig!
"Jr !,V1rj, "r ",,r,K K0"
special! v. liixnn I.:. 1 w. edale
....... ii . ...
imock. .iuuny, wi
The very best brands of tomato-vs
only 10 cents per can at Conn
llonaricksons.
Why do you go hungry when
you can buy groceries so cheap at
Conn A: llendrickson's.
tile
SPW"
THE EVANGELICAL WAR.
i
0?' TitUnt Eurhins
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Th,
1 he Anti-i.ou man la.
Kvangelical conference
ion i'i Ilic
concluded
eseiiin ves'cr.tav. ami la.-i
II'.'V. .1. I'.owerso-. replied
to l.ishop bowman's d.-feiis.. of his
position. They are tirni in their
statement tint the bowman party,
is not the legal body of the confer- j
ence and that theiractioiis are null j
and void. !
Til K IIOWMIN CVIJIV AD.IOI
I'oilowing is the leport of tiie
l'o.vnian faction :
The conference was railed to or
der -it nine o'clock, and alter the
regular devotional exercises the
husiness wa-i trins n-'ed with dis-1
patch.
The following le-olutions were 1
adopted:
Pesolved. That the trustees if;
the wregon i omerence y i
t the I
Kvaneolical Association o. North j
America, are authorized to contest j
I ti,e convevnni-e
I -... it!.;,; ti.n I, U r.i thU r,,n-
nil ; oi eiiuieii i'i'i-
-
i .
M. Plowman, .1. M. I'.eauchafnp,
l osi Bim J.. rcniitTi convenor..
to and participated in the aflair of
the above named preamble
(reference l the disgraceful row
at the opfiiing of the conference,
ajraiii.-i t!i. word of tio.l, the laws
. . li 1 . i"ll" OM.
and order of our church, and k-
liberately withdrew from the con !
ference, and
Wiikkeas, This conlerence by a
resolution assured the abavn '
!lamo, ,IL.r!aoiis that they should bt
i(.,xt wit, , -..iliearing spird
ftIui , hristian manner, should ti.cv
...i , ,.,
wii sccas, This ollei wa-I ea!. d
u;,i ..ontemnt . theiefote he it
Kesolved That t
y. i,, ; s l'...ili
n'erhner . wh.
0n.lliv;. .,.! u ho :
I'oiill'.'. I . '
. :i 1 .1. I..
in 1 w .1-
in the revolutionary pii ,-..e. im-.
have, by their pub'.i.- o.. ; ;ct, lor
feited all their rigir - an I privi
leges as ministers and members of
the Kv.mgelic.ii Asu.-i;;tion. and
liave violate.! the r oi-unatioii
V(nvs uri. (MVV ,..j.M.;l from the
ti, .:.. . -,r.-,-r.
el ( , , ,,; ('hu"rcli, and that
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.1. llo.v. rsox, I!. I.. Pratt. .1. M
j Dick, A. i:...Iobiison. f. V. Plow-
man. T. A. Vos'. .i. M.l'.e.tuebamp
and I., ."injoei't are suspend.-. 1 iiom
'all their ollicia! functions and t. jim :
! el ,j7j
a.i rights aiel privileges :iie.:-
in our i-i'.iin-ii ini'.l our
next atinu i'i coii!e.ei.ce.
Ile-io'iVeJ. That the pt-ioii- .
elected bv the conference to i. iii. es
i made vacant by the -usp.-ii-.it. ..
I th'- persons i, ::ned ab; ve siia i
! man I of their pr.:dece.-.-'i m
! ollice all moii'-vs, books, p.ipei--. i
j documents, and o ici' property ot
I this Coliieielice l in then po--
: S(',-si...n,
r
ie.iii
I.i.l .lie
ma
tii ;
I lei
th-
eril .
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h.rel
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1.0 I j 1 ;
Ii.'t lell.
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r ;u:-:. i-s o
; !l.e i;:i:i
Nolth Ainer-ie-ii-
i.. on-
l:ellc.ll A-sO.
ic.i. and a:;v .e
! 11. . ti mi '.vi'l. i.i.i
. im to this c ...if
" Vo;d a..d v.iii b
. e .iili'.f'lice.
in.it!
Tell'
I I pm
ad
ti."
illllll Soils.
I !i iial t he member- v. ho w :th
d:ev from the con leieiice set forih
a.-a p-as..;i. in tin- local pi. -voi
this city, f !' tie ir :.-! i .11 :
That tv... api'li-.aiils i..r ih-
miiii-trv v. ere reins,-.! examlnat ion
ozi iiini .... o.
in their aciiuirei! abiiitv becai:-.-
thev atiiru.e.l i
in ai!-wer to a iiuer-
tion that they believed thebfliop s ;
Hiisientiou to be legal.
Now this wa nothing more than
the individual expression of one or ;
two examiners, and nt the action'
of the conference. If it was an ;
unjust treatment of the applicants j
it .should have been brought to the ;
members of the conference for cor-1
lection and not become a cause fori
so serious a stepas (..disrupt a con
f. reiuv. especially since they had
a majoiitv in comVivnc" :;nd could
baveea-ilv coireet.d it.
s:ime a- the two men who were
sent bv the board ! missions, it
is evident ir..m this, on tins jioint, .
had the men wh
endorsed the :
bishop agreed to their proposition
they would have recognized the
bishop, hence the low at theopeu-
,,f il. conference and their w ith-
draw al does nol turn olllhesus-
l"''"'"! bi-l.op but
b'cause iheir
pruposiiioii was not accepted or
because the bebop's men would
in. I make an ev.-u trade of men.
Thev oi coins, withdrew before I he
mailer was brought to a test in
the conference. Can so silly a
mutter be a cause for to serious a
step. They certainly recognized
the bishop prior to the conference
in making preaching appoint
ments and arranging church dedi
cations now lending.
Anot her reason is because of the
epithet publishing house rob
bers'" when they demanded noth
ing l.ut the money appropriated a
v. ar ago for services rendered dur
; ing the past vcar. The service
thou-
thev
,jlt."
thoujht
i a- :.!! t iine.l I b
il receiv e . 1ITI .
ropriaiio!. t"i
How the i,ia!!-i
i:i that
oilar oi
- rv id
ea ii be
Vcii,lered
,..ulse ,-,,r , ..;,. ,w,Kl ,.,.,.,
! curse will r.
; . i. , ;fl,L
i .ii. I-
iiii'e an an-w er from
MIMMIJis si tlii.M ..
Portland district II. I. Pittcer.
Portland and N'owli.-i 1.
.Shuknecht.
East Portland erinan and
MilwRnkve A. Ernest.
East Portland. Tibhitls" Addi-
HEKALD: WEDNESDAY
lion ami Alhina I.. S,
Fisher and
supplv.
Orrwn fit v. brooks
ami
I. .M. I'rr-Ms.
Alhauv, 'orvallis
tin
1 Ml'..
I.
P.. I islit r.
Sweet II.iijk McKlroy.
Independence, I My ton
King's Vallev N. Shnpp.
I.alayctte-li. I. PiUncr.
NehalcmTo he supplied.
st. Helena, .loliiis and
ml
l.i-
I aina- M. r.uningamc
Pcllin
i 1 1 1
P..IV
he
np-
plied.
Spokane Falls P. P.ittlicr.
F.asi Spokane T. i he sitppli
I. '
llaiiingion .1. I-., .-loops.
Iloekford To bi supplied.
The conteivne" then adjourned
fine die.-
Tli- Kac.h-si.hi Sen-...!..
n Sunday there Was an excur- i
sion up the river from t'orvallie to
I lariisl.urgbv the steamer Win. M.
j,,,. n vhaa, for recreation I
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l'lvi'l' if IV'Klnll imc U(t-.it"il fltkikiivl.
I.,.. -
me.
o 1 1.
There
Iroiu
S.llem !
Albany and return in a S-.-w w eel:--,
and o;i i.ei Saturday evening i!u
Al'iauy ). '!e will ;' up io Cor
val.is w i:h train to it !,( t
! per.'i.rinaiii i a line thealre C"'.i
; p:snv in I'-e newlv r-moii
:..
. Oj.i .i h..:i.. nl .bib broilit
: n " Saliirdav the Saleai tiniv
I -
sity naiM w ill give an excursion
to Albany and return. On .Inly I
itb an ecuiioii will be run froru i
Albany to r.ieit.'iihtisii and ie-
I urn. which w ill i-ive the public;
an oppoi tunny tor a trip I
front on the Oregon I'aeiiic.
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SABBATH t.'ffi00h 1IAS8 MtETIS-J.
The loii m iiej counuiilt e. I ;-. .
W. linn. II.V..I. I". Sti wart. i: .
I.. .1. Ti n i.biil!. Kev. I.. K". :
and K-. v. .;. S. l!anh iter.
pointed by the Albany Mini -ter'-Asoci:ition.
me! at the- pat"r'.
study of the baptist church Ti:---ia
to c:.l a mass nuetinu oftt.e
Sabbath school workers oi l.bin
county, and pi.-p:;-e ;.im
jvanii.ie f..r s.uue.
Ir. i. V. li.ay wa-1 elect. !
chairman and . Hani ii. r
-ecretarv.
On tnotinii the nn.s meetinj;
called meet in the llajiti-t
hurch at Albanv on Thursdav the
':ith
lb.
dopt
I May al
followin:
,;o v. m.
pr. graiuui.
in: i;s.v. : 1 i:i:.oi .n.
I Pi ay. r and praiv servi- e.
b Ke . S.I-;. Meminircr.
' :''H Addre-sof Welcome K v.
I .. .1 . I'i iiii. bull .
-'tin 1 ry.uii.atioii.
:lo Whv have we come to
a tin iV l;' . T. Hobery. Mi -Minnv
ill. .
'2 :.".o Work i:i the Sabbath
schooj - l;i'.e. 1 -.. What kind ati l
t In ir .ill! i.-s io v. New . Seio.
1 : i'i -Teach, is essential ;Uali-lieaii'.n-
--;.-v. I... I. Ko'ers.
- "o - Teacher'- half !...tn- Kev.
M. M. .Marlin- l!al-ev.
;; :..o --Teacher's
outside
V.. Pi,..
!e
1-".in --1;.
.1.
I. -baiii'ii.
.'! : I" I'ifty lainiiU-s .1. voted to
the ti.-cu.-io:i of above topics.
Each speaker limit, d !..." minutes.
I :0' Appoint ii:. -ut ..i .!!;.-
mitlces. ::ii-. e!.lill be,sije--.
a'iio'.iriimei.t.
i ki i.sii , i : imm;.
7 :''' Praver ami praise service,
led bv Prof. W. II. I..e.
S:iKJ The bible. Its power -K'-v .
H. Irvine l. I.
S:l." II ow to studv it E.
! Wad. , Hals. v.
I'..
. S: How to u-e it Kev.
II.
P.. IdNworth. p.r. .w n-ville.
I llfDAV MoKNINt;.
j t : m i Devotional service Kev.
i I.P.I'ish. r.
!'::;o K.-ports of commit!. ; and
permanent organization.
10:011 The blackboard, how to,
u-e it Mr. W. K. P.Iatn. Albany.
I 1 1 opening and ciosii.g S.
1 S. Mr. Wni. Thompson. Oak
1 Creek.
0 :''o sabbath school aids.
' Their use and abuse Kev. .1. I".
1 Stewart and Kev. .1. Gould. Sh. dd.
in ::;o i Question draw.
" '"' euei.ii niscus-ion.
Vi
joiii nmeut .
County papers please copy. '
What :. l ortilno
I- :i a . ii ul. In-alt Iiy. pearly, skin. IYv
;.rc aware of the short time it take? a
li-iiiilt'ii il liver to cause Mob lies on
tie- f.i. i nii'.l a dark greasy skin Ore
liottl" et I'.i'ggs i.l.ioil puril'ier anil
l.l.i'iil iiiak. r will i -s r i .-. tins organ ti
its ii.iIum! ami lii;irthj- state anil
i i"iiiiies the l.lii.nl .if al! impurities,
.t i- nieeling with won. lei I'al silo-css.
'I rvil. It is giiarantei .1. All .h ug-
Ulst- keep it.
(.o..,t 4'mi;li Syrup.
Tlirre i-. notliiiig parents . Iioul.l hi j
- . nr.ful ahimt as self cling a con gh '
-i up. !iea:gs i Kerry cough nyiiq.
is iiiretiif vvilli v.diul'aful success.
Tlit- lies! i none to cnoil. U(,'sureou
g' t r.eggs. Kvery .!! Ie is v.ai raiiicil.
Ail .IniL'gi'-ts kecT? il.
New ernnroi.leries, llouncing,
lace flouncing in cotton and silk,
bku k and cream. Laces in imita
tion point, also new designs in
black and white lace, including
Yandyck and EiUel Tower. New
urchings. Samuel E. Young.
ec:;
ire your railioad. stiamshii.
and sleepin- car tickets to all
points North. South and East via'
the F
n ion Pacific railwav. and 1
a e
the.
time and money. "Ticket
on I'.ioadalbin street.
I'r. Patton. the
lemale and private
P.lund.erg's block,
in to U. o to and
specialist on
diseases, in
Office hours
7 to s. C'on-
sulfation free.
Montgomery.
In ordering
llendrickson's
avoid the rush.
liesidenee .".rd and
goods
(me
at Conn .V
earlv and
MAY 7, lt90.
imiiiumwi mm 1 1 in wi p ii nn'iiniiii main
OREOOK BOARD Or IMMIGRATION.
Ail L.1U1DII VY.iiucu iroiu ,vr:y cn;;ty ;a
The Stat -I he New Corporation.
Ill connection with what was
said at the IJoard of Trade meeting
in this city last evening concerning
t ho necessity and benefits of plac
ing an exhibit cf agricultural
products and advertising matter of
Albany and Linn county in the
rooms of the Oregon board oi Im
migration, the following statement
froiuti. W. Waterberry, treasurer
of. the newly incorporated board,
will be of interest:
"We have incoroiatod under
the general laws of the state ; have
elected Edward II. Fleming presi
dent, J. C. Hoyd secretary, myself
treasurer, and'appointe.l Mr. s. H.
t i rcene our attorney. The diiliculty
heretofore experienced by immi
grants and settlers in getting the
information they desired suggested
to us the usefulness and feasibility
of ouch an organization. Our aim
is to keep on exhibition at our
central olhco here samples of the
products of the several counties o.
the state, and be prepared to furn
ish full and free information to all
persons about the charade r of lands,
prices productiveness, extent of
settlement, improvements and gen
eral development of the various
portions of the state, and in these,
and kindrtJ matters, be literally a
hoard of in forma', ion."
Woolen Mills.
The P. row nsville Times says that
the Annual meeting of the" stock
holders oi the Eagle Woolen Mills.
C--'.. was held at their ollice in
.North P.i.nvnsville, Oregon, April
The following directors were
elected; W. K. Kirk. P, Hume,
.lux. ProWii, J..I. Whiteatid Hugh
Fields. Alter tin- reports of Secre
tary, Treasurer and W. K. bishop,
Agent, were read it was voted to
make a dividend of in per cent mi
capital stuck, part of the net earn
ings of the company. The busi-!n--
has proved a succ-- .s in every
sense of t iie term and will con
tinue under the supervision ot its
former ollicers. l our m u looms,
a rotary press and other machin
ery will he added in a lew weeks
and the factory will be inn t it-f-d'est
capacity.
Sal.l to l!e Ti-... .
If there is anything wi.-ng v.ith
the following story it can be
charged up t the Walla Walla
Statesman: The following
is told of an oldtiine Walla Walla
. diior, and as it has never before
appeared in print v. give it space :
When a small boy his father, since
lead, was running a weeklv paper
in one of our western towns. 'in.-
lay the advance agent of a show
came along and ordered some
posters printed upon cotton cloth,
but Mrsome reason he neglected
to call n.r them and they were I'-tt
on the printer's hands. The
editors wife ran across them, and.
as cloth was then high on this
coast, she took the posters home
and used them them tolinea pair of
pants she was i. inking for the
editor above mentioned, then a
boy of 10 years. Time passed on
nud the pants grew threadbare,
and at school one day he accident
ally tore the seat out. leaving about
twelve inches of the lining exposed
to view. Thisof itself would have
made the average school boy smile,
but imagine their mirth and the
teacher's consternation when they
observed the following word stan.l
ing out bildly upon the lining in
large type: "' Moors open at 7
Performance begins at S."
Conn llendrickson's is the
! iss place to buy your table and
frint in gallon cans.
iood meals can be had at the
City Kcstaurant torif:;...0 per week.
Ice cream and ciKe, i cents.
Private boxes.
No matter what the price, our.
goods will always U first-class.
Si-i:ni i:i! ii P.i Wl:t l!S.
New invoice of gold rings at
French's.
t'-e l!egg U.uiililio!! loiters for
indigestion, ilv-peps'ia I :'ll kinilrc1
i!i-r::.:e.s.
It.-ggs eclil.ial.'il family l cme.lii's '
an-for sale by all leieling ih nggi-ts ,
en ry w liero. I
Novelties in parasols at
Samuel E. Youngs.
New potatoes and onions at Conn
i- IlendriekeouV.
I'sc elegant lotion tor roitgii
skin.
I se elegant loii..n for sunburn.
1)IK1.
MYF.KS At his hem.' l.r.ir spier .
1. inn coiuitv "rrgon Wall, r li. son.
..' IMwar.l anil M ugr. ' M yrc-. :
Walter was hoill Mar.-li "th. I ''.' 1 ;
ar. l dicil May :.'iul b'' w.-.s mi j
)l;:-lient, Invillg elli'el. lie '"
liiiri. il on the oi J .lay otMav in Uie
pic-cnce of a large tom-our.-e n!
vvi-eping friemli. JU pr.renls lu.vv
mi-" liearllpll svinnntl.v. nn.l o
hoj
!! n ei
to meet littl': Waller in
tHK I'lUM OF liAlIlloWS .V.
carls, lining a genera, niercliaii ,
.'u-e I'lisinesS in this city lias lu-ni ih ;- ,
.-o'.vJ i.y uiulual eniiseni. V.. '. :
Scarl will euiitiiiuo the lei-ini at ,
Ilic o!.l staii'l, with wliot.i ail rnoiuits ;
i'l i-.l.l he s.'ltkil.
'.i nvNV. Vav .r. P ".
C. V.. livmiow . ,
K. C. Sr. mil-.
NotiiT to Moi-kiiutili'l".
.. ouch is ni.'.ir.in- cuts that tii::'
i Atinuul liiti tin c thi; si-ct I : I r. .f
II.- .Ii.:.nv l .irmm '... will l.c I. -:.! : : illi
cit'.. -e r.f f:.i.l i'.imj.3iiv in All.im. I'.. ... n. ii. !
M:c- A't!i ls 3. at 10 o ilrek in. f siijl
f..r the .ilricse ot ilii-tii.i; etv.i. (7)
.in.-orn to serve tor the U-wi ..! on.-t..r, .
an.. Ilic tr-insartioii nf sui'h i.ili.-r Iji.si.i. s m
nay come 'x-tore the inct-liiig. li.i:i" h '
.-rii-rot lK.anl ..( Dirtctor.
Attrit; M. II. Wiu-,
Pki:. I:. MiRitAi.', rrr.l.-i.t.
Secie'.ary.
FINE POULTRY.
I l,:.vc b.ith nil.l nU biom:e turkioi lor ,
mIp at o per pir; turkey cics for St;
; Urown neKtiorn oriel gl lor i.; . ...an-
...... j . ...... .. , nan, a , i r . . i
...... r- Jna l.ra.m."": ---
I.. J. hoick, inne.m, o. .
Kroii.vat! Knuoval!
Vic di si.-,, to notify our friends
.that for the next tew weeks, we
will be found three doors east of
nirold stand, in the store foiineriv
'occupied by S. E. Young. Our
(store on the corner of First ami
I Washington streets is undergoing
'thorough repair which whencoiu
j pleted will be the prettiest store
I in the city. In the meantime we
will serve our customers without
usual promptness and Ih? glad to
welcome them in our new stand.
Sc!:nci:k i'i P.i..cKr.t nN.
Ti-.i ami ofl"'-.
I have a good stock of fine roast
cotl'ee and choice teas which are
sold at very reasonable prices.
Will be pleased to show them at
any time. E. I.. Kenton, the cash
grocer.
'orsel! I'.irs.ts:
We make a specially of ladies
and misses line corsets and waists.
We have a drive in a French
sateen corset at 75 cents. Extra
good value.
Sami ei. E. Yoi no.
Elegant new .'lining cars, Pull
man palace and free family sleep
ing cars run through on express
trains to Denver. hnaha. Council
Plull's, Kansas City, St. buiis and
Chicago, via. I'nioii Pacilic rail
way. C. t i. Kawlings. city ticket
eCent, P.roadalbiu street.
"Our Own,'' a genuine kid glove,
every pair warranted, at $1.5(1 per
pair. This glove I have handle 1
for five years and havo Hi" I many
others, but never hav: found any
equal to them for the price.
iSjinnel E. Young.
YV.iimia IVis. .)rr ,
"Another wonderful iliscoyery l: .s :
been 111 n!r mii-I that too hy a hub. in
this cous.ty. li-:easc hi-tetn-.i il
eluti l.es up .11 her anil I n s'-veri -
she vv itlisloi.it its severe, t le-ts, !.t '
hi r viti.l organs w. re mi.!- rininei! ainl j
ile.it!. s.-eim .1 ii!.iirm. ::. For line -ininiths
she .-.iiigl:.-(l in. cs-antly ai:.l
c.iu'i.l I'.i". et. s;.,- Iiiigl't ! 11 a
luitt!-'.f Ir. King's .W-w UNcoveiy ,
I for ' 1 11 iiiii -t ami was :- much re- 1
I lieve.l i i!;ing lint io-e tlia! -lie '
; .-tei.l ail ti'.glil an:l with one Imltle li.e; j
In. -ii luiraeulou-l v enrol. K-r name 1
1 i' Mr-. Luther lain." T!iu write V.'. 1
I '. Il.im. ii k V. o. of Sln P.v. X.C.
fief fife trial hot'.!'- .i: I'f.-hay .V; 1
M.1-0;;'- Drug Store
.i:;:.i- ia ,-.:-i;-i nr.-.
Ti. oiilj- gM. -i.!i'. i rt . nr.- for c.it.u r
cuhl ia tie- i.i-a '. li.iv fcv .r, rose i n!il ;
! t-:.t:ii r!..il tie.ilr ami sore . K" '
s'oi e Ike si-i-; !' t.'.sie aial llnp'.e:i-aa
hi -c:! li. 1 siillir from catarrh. K:i
! :.!el i.ea-:if.t tt I-'..iI.w il.re-ti'll ;
:.n ! .1 cure is w :.:.iteil, I v al! .h ug
:'. :iil f vircular n Aiuctin
Me.'.ieni I 'l'ii;;' -, Dt.i, ill.-. C
l lil.niii:-' tr
it f.
.'-.-lit hv
i i.i.i.l. !'. t -:-!e ! v !'.-!.:!V.Vl
Fountain pc-ns at Will & StaikV.
BUY A LOT
-IN-
THE
-I T.l'PP.AN PKOPEKTY
E.C. liEAItDSLKV,
ielieral Audit.
1 1 IJ lJ I
IRftst (kufifiiid!
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hi t in ' ii' .'A
III UIU lllllllWl
Farm ers Attfntion
Do you waul o huy a iMiiik-r. Ivuo-iif, TIirt:li :i: .Mower i .(!,! .n.-ti-hifiny
llis Year .'
Fa Jl
5 v'
A Stoaiaboat Load of Farm Miicliiacjy justrccciyci
STEWART
111 . . .
inii nim ,ti p V
mm Tf Jiwin twh --nrrts-t-
i:riM:!i Tt
French keep- ran road nine.
Non-iuagiieJic wr.vl.es a! W;!! r.
Stark's.
The Y. S. F. fast black ii-se are
the best nt b'ead
The est fountain pen ma! cf
ured at F. M. French's.
We exc; li in embroidery :.!"!
fancy go'sb-. W. F. Head.
Mens. .-t-s and children's
straw hat - ..l W. F. bead's.
The Y. S. F. Use are lie- b, -!
for sale only at W. F. Lead's.
io to Augustus Ling.- i'.':- staple '
and fancy groceri"s.
Hubbard's headache capsules j
are a sure cure. Trv them. '
Sh'.ving 1" cents on Sundays or,
holid.ivs a' Yiereck's.
(ioo.l i.wr:..n:: Have yuii u-"vl , A TI NE EACH Ll-oV .CAK
Huhbard's I legant Lotion. ANTEE1'.
Try Hubbard's vanilla and j Nl( 11IvvilUH klww oi ; Music
li-inon cvtrr.rts. tlu-v :m line. ; ir Af fi wtt (1;r..l
See the new novelties in lloune
ings and white goods al Head's.
io to Will & Stark's for bargains
in ladies and gents gold watches.
A large and elegant line of ladies
and gents g"o!
d whes at will
... I..... .......1 1........1
Stark's.
If vnu want i- li'iy good bread;
cake and pies ;-o to Lance s
bakery.
Uts in Fair lalel'i.r $lmi.
down and i'i" er month without
interest.
If you wan! a choice cup of tea
try liiy -10 cent 1.-. iti !.:;!k . !!.
I'rownell.
Ye ha e a ' 1 ry m-' stock !
French and doiu -iie s.i'.'ecsi . W.
F. I Uad.
Try Sihi 1 i juait.-i .!::- en-.
splendid .-..: !:-. i . .': ,
dealers keep i;
Pll-Ci !! "iol ;.cc'.:..: .;.
pounded !;'.v or .
1 1.;'. !:::.! W . '.-! 1 : ; !..':.. -: :.
sixi' 1 !l vers .j.i I 1 ' nee.
Fragia:::. d.-ii. io-l- end ...:s;i..
ing Spe'evr i: Piaekbn: :i"- ..i.-n.',-ed
teas an 1 .jo'c-s.
Ail kind-i of canned I:;.,!-.
able; and meats new ii'-l i'i a!
Spencer ec l'.lackb.irn:-.
We have our n.-w sj.rii.,: i
kid gloves, and lU 1 : -e.-r
: I.H-.UI in Albanv at W. F. !'.. .-.'.-.
Ilubbavd's Io'.;.-:. is
f. face p.liui. bill by ii- tt:-.-
in-..-! i:iji:ri..i:s fae- v:'!; ; r- :
doted barmles-.
Mr. Martin Ludwig. tic b. i
tmtier in th.- y.i'l-'v, wili i
w!:1! M -d ,s,c Was'.ibtt:-::.
Miioke tin c-Sebra.!.."'. 1 1. 1 van:;
i'.led ,'i-ce;;t :g us. :;;aiiuf.n Tured
at Julius Jo . h i- cj.- ir fa. ;orv.
Me-rs. I i ;t:nilo i- U. - h-.-.yc
added a ii:.e line of c.!r; !j .
their fioei; o! f.ili;:T-oe. .: . ".
1 paper .
i o.ir st.-.-k of -.ta-.-lo .Vmcv
gr.ries i- ail nice ar.d fieb and
1 of the be-' eiiility. Sppiici- cc
P.lack'nuin.
1 lelicioiis di i.-.i Leo., chipped io
order, full cream che.s., l.mc.i
i tongue, saidines. ami i fuii line of
Linen go ids itt -:;"i'.cei e: i'.'.u k-
l.urtl's.
The idiosy ncia-ies of mankind
is a frig'nlful v.i nd -r. Tin y no::
have bargains. This is cmiirmed
daily by t he .row. ' s-cn ;'.t (V.nv. :
'v Hendrics.in.
Ho! for low prices. . i Conn
ilendricsi.il for your groceries,
crockery and glassware. We are
le t cranky, but will give you
prices thai will astonish the
I have just received a large in-
voice of lace curtains, ranging i:
price from -id to '.l ;.er pair, scrim.
curtain r.'-t, elc. Also a iiue ..f
em tai'i poles and ftiriiinue e.-v.-r-ng.
.-.ii.iuei E. Young.
Th wi.-liing MTii'n door and
windows shoiil 1 call 0:1 K. P..
Yiink, who wiii p:;t tiiem :n com
plete on short n itice. Shop on
corn, r oi Second ar.d I erry streets
Elegant Lotion lenders the skin
soft and beautiful.
Spi-eiill Nolier.
Having taken the agency of I'r.
Thatcher's magi:et:c shield, I will
be pleased to ce all suli'ering with
c!:ren : diseases, lif.eumatistn a
so i::!t v. Same
-id bv iv.-!.
Spear. Mrs. S. Pace.
AT-
in. Vnu Vmit-
15ANJ0 T:IIGI1T
-P.V
J. H TAYLOR-
First--lass instruments bv the
best makers will ! furnished at
wholesale rates. I!u House,
room 17.
Um Uprns Ilniise,
. -m: m.:ii r ' i'-.i.v
TII UHSDAY, 31 AY 8
Mr. Fred Pelham has I he honor to
announce tin- i.r.ly ai'ii.-;. ranee
in . Ml. a!: v 01" the l i .-.utind
;::! 'Accoa-.plisld
Artis!.
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