Morning daily herald., May 20, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOKNIKGr HERALD: SUNDAY, MAY liih 18!H).
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0rninj Saily JicvaUt j
SPECIAL. I'J:.!0 A. M.
Not to see onr stoves ami ranges ,
before buying is a mistake. Mis-j
takes are always costly. 1 11 lieat-1
ing stoves we liave the largest as!
well as the most carefully selected j
stock in the city. The stoves we
offer were not lougbt as an e.xeii-
ment but as a certainty. We
know what each stove will do, ami
they were bought for cash, so the
price is right. We have secial- j
ties in heaters, Inside our regular
lines of Garland, Argand and Su
perior stoves and ranges.
Geo. IV. Smith.
ON HAI.K.
The Daily IIekai.d will le on
sale each morning at II. .1. .(ones'
book Btore.where it can be procured
at 5 cents er copy.
JOTTIXOS ABOUT TOWN.
A tine line of parasols at K. C
Searls' .
Boy's Josia suits at G. V.
Simpson's.
Jack Howard lias returned from
a trip Kast.
Go to James 1". 1'owell A t'o.'s
for groceries.
A nice lot of ladies underwear
at K. C. Searls.
Fresh strawberries at .lames F.
Powell & fo.'s.
For sale A No. 12 I'arkcr gun.
Inquire at this office.
Paisley tfc Fish do the elieapest
printing. Try them.
Mrs. J. V. Cusick if visiting
relatives at Lebanon.
Ludlows Ladies shoes all sizes,
and widths at K. (.'. Searls.
Warranteil garden host- at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Gentlemen would save money by
Inlying their shoes at F. ( '. Searls.
Mrs. Coll Van Cleve and child
ren came over from Scio yesterday.
Furnished rooms to rent. Apply
at the residence of J. K. Klderkin.
The lx-st lawn sprinkler in tlie
market at .Matthews A Wash
burn's. Henry Susens. came down from
his ranch at the ireen i;as:u siding
yesterday.
iSotoG. W. Simpson's lor in
fant dresses, robes, cloak" 1iom1s.
caps etc.
A good second hand organ for
sale cheap at the art studio over
Linn County bank.
A good second hand Hall safe
lor sale at a bargain. Impure oi
i. W. Simpson.
Mrs. L. Jaekman, of I'.ugene, is
visiting in this city, tbe truest of
Mrs. L. H. Montanye.
Jacob Stoyer, late from Iowa,
now of Soio, is lying dangerously ill
with dropsy of the heart.
The present, rainfall is worth
thousands of dollars to the fanners
of the Willamette Valley.
Mr. and Mrs:. Joint linnics and
their little daughter of Narrisburg
were in the city yesterday.
New satteens. gingham's cbain
bra's and other wash goods just
received at '. W. Simpson's.
Mothers' meeting this Tuesday
afternoon at the residence, of Mrs.
Pike, next door t th Ited Crown
mills.
C H. Spcnrcr returned yester
day from Mill City when- be has
leen spending several days, much
improved in health.
Mr. Win. Powers of Shedd. who
has been in ill health all winter was
in the city yesterday with his wife,
having alxmt recovered from hit,
illness.
Mrs. J. K. Charlton, wile of ex
Sheriff Charlton, is very sick and
not expected to live, at their homo
on liearer creek, northeast of
Lebanon.
On the evening i.f May I'stli, the
ladies of the M. K. church will
give an old fashioned supper in an
M fashioned kitchen, tin- sup
per to I served by old fashioned
folks.
G. M. Alford and M. W. Canter,
of Harrisburg, went down to Port
land yesterday to represent the I.
h O. F. of Harrisburg in the
grand lodge, which meets Wednes
day. lr. Patton. the specialist on
female and private diseases, in
Blumlerg's block. Office hours
10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to S. Con
sultation free, llesidence ."!rd and
Montgomery.
A special meetinjs of the Y. V.
C. T. V., will be held this evening
at their hall. Business of import
ance is to be attended to. Let there
be a good attendance. I'v order of
the President.
The San Francisco Kxaminer's
big advertising train passed
through this city yesterdav. It
will return Saturday, and stop
long enough to display their arrav
of premiums.
Know all ye women who care
for your complexion, that in Hub
Ward's elegant lotion you will tind
your most valuable aid. It is not
a tace paint. I.tit lv its own !
ecu.liar action it renders the skin i
soft and beautiful ami renders !
harmless the most injurious paint :
or jiowder.
Death of .Mr. IXrrtr.
Yesterday afternoon at J! p. m.,
at the home of her patents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Kainwater. .Mrs.
Ida B. Reese, wife of II. .1. Reese,
passed away. She was a devoted,
wife and mother, and leaves a bus-!
band and three small children, j
Iwjsides a large circle of relatives
and friends to inourn her death.
The funeral services will take place
at the Baptist church, of which
he was a member, in this city at
J p. iu.. on Wednesday. .
THE COUNTY OFFICES.
The Campaign Opened With Polit
ical Speeches at LyonsviHe.
HKSj
RKI'OKT tf THK SI KM
A Joint Ducan-ioj hy the Republican, j
Democrats and the Union I.aW
I
Party. :
Lyon.-vh.i.k, May 1'.'. The can
didates for the various otlices in
Linn county, opened the campaign
at this place to-day.
The meeting convened at the
new town ball and was called to
order by J. C. Lyons. G. II. I lit i t -luus
was elected chairman.
lion. Jell'. Meyers, democratic
candidate for State Senator, op
ened the discussion, making the
gist of his argument a rendition of
tiis present views upuu the railroad
commission, the lvVrlaiid Water
Bill, and the Wagon Koad Bills.
lion. John Bryant, union party
candidate for State Senator, fol
lowed, making a brief presentation
of the subject, claiming that the
old parties had taken ail the thun
der out of their platform by adopt
ing its principles.
Air. Peter Hume, republican
candidate for State Senator, fol
lowed, defining his osition in a
clear manner, showing that he had
always been a working man, had
put his money into a home enter,
prise to give workingnien employ
ment, and his interests lay with
them entirely ; he stated emphati
cally that he was opposed to non
taxable bonds. He said that there
were many quest ions that are es
sential, one being the assessment
law, which should be amended,
making the election of precinct
assessors a part of the law. His
allusion to national politics was
simplv that in the arrangement of
the revenue tariff enual justice
should be given to all, but that
protection to American industry
should be assured.
Hon. .1. K. Weatherford, demo
cratic candidate for Senator, fol
lowed, making a presentation of
his candidacy, lie made the lioiid
hill one oi the leading points in
his discussion, explaining that
Governor Peniioyer signed the
Italics and Baker City bond bills
without giving them a careful ex
amination; he sjxike in favor of
maintaining the mortgage tax law
and amending the assessment law.
I lis rendition of the national is
sues was included iu an objection
to the McKinley t a rill' bill on the
grain sack and jute business.
Mr. Templeton. republican can
didate for representative, followed,
making a plain statement that he
was a farmer, a taxpayer of Linn
county conversant with the wants
and needs of the people in the leg
islature, and although he was not
a public speaker nor a politician,
but if elected, would guard the
rights and needs of the people
oi the country and carry out the
wishes of his constituents.
Mr. Parker, union parly candi
date for representative followed,
excusing the absence of lr. Ilen
drex. ami reiterating the claim of
Mr. Bryant that the union party
made tiic platforms of the oilier
parties. He promised, if elected,
that he would defeat just as many
bills Jiefore the legislatuie as it
would be possible.
Mr. C. J. Shedd, democratic
candidate for representative, slat
ed that he was afarmci, had never
before been a candidate. He fav
ored legislation for all and was
against class legislation and op
M)sed non-taxable bonds.
Mr. R. A. Michenor, republican
candidate for school superinten
dent, was presented and gave a
good presentation of educational
affairs, and made an excellent im
pression. Mr. Russell, democratic candi
date for superintendent, followed,
claiming that it was impossible to
make a speech upon the subject
already handled, but promised to
fulfill all that the former had prom
ised. Matt Scott, democratic candi
date for sheriff, could not Ik- found
hen called for, so James A. Pearl
the republican nominee for the of
fice, was called for. and re
sponded with a plain talk. and con
eluded with a song that brought
immense applause. To-day the
canvass will he continued nt Seio.
A Sniitlirrii Oregon Watttrapattl
A waterspout dropped on one of
the spurs of the Sisklyous several
miles southeast of Ashland, Tues
day afternoon, that flooded the
neighlsi! hiHtd of the levliu place
with oceans of water lor a short
time and washed out considerable
plowed land. .1. C. Atkins, who
lives on the iVvliu place, was the
heaviest loser, estimating his loss
r-"'0. The water came so fast that
it drowned five pigs for him before
he knew what was the matter, says
the Valley record. Hail fell to
the depth of six inches, diiing con
siderable damage to grain and
stripping the fruit trees within
a limited area.
Kin Hall.
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Lyons, on ihf O. p. railroad, have
iiie enterprising ieotie
oi
lornic! a stock company ami
erected a neat ami commodious
city hall, two stories high. The
lower story is to be used for a
school room at present, and the
upper story for a hail. The com
pany officials and directors are:
President, i. B. Ilartmus; vice
president, S. M. McClain; treas
urer, Will S. Potter; directors. K.
M. Morton and .1. C. Lyons.
1. C. Sherman of Salem will be
at the G. A. R. Hall Saturday
evening May 21th for the purpeVe
of mustering in the new camp of
the Sons of Veterans. The mem
bers of the camp and all those w ho
exect to become members are re
quested to be present without fail.
I'sc elegant lotion for tan.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
The Annul Elertiea of Ofti.ors The Ad
Yrtiit:g Cropnsition.
The regular meeting oi the Boa id
oi Trade was held at the city
council chamber lasl exi-niic:.
The committee of three, appoint-
at the last 'ting nsisling of
T. L. Wallace. .1. U. Ni I and ..
W. Wright, rejMuied that arrange
ments had been made to gotOj
Salem to-day to confer with a com-)
lilitti.'c on the subject of advertis- :
ing the Willamette Valley and the (
different cities, and also the mat-,
ter of raisinc money tor the same. t
The lolloping ollicers were
elected to serve for the ensuing
vear: rrcsHieiii. . . nui ; i
"vice-presidents. T. L. Wallace ami j
.1. II. Malin; secretary. Fred P. I
Nutting ; treasurer, .lay W. Blain. j
A number of short sjiccclics were I
made bv members oi the board, i
after which thev :idonrned to meet
Tbilisi lav evening to hear the re
port of the advert iin1-' from Albany
and Salem.
Fimwrid of S. llnvt-c.
On Suuday afternoon a large a'.
leudancc was present at the iunerf.l
of the late Gea. S. Uoyce from tiie
Baptist church, the sermon being
preached by Rev. L.J. Trumbull.
The deceased bad gone with his
familv t California for the benefit
of his health, hut was taken with
pneumonia soon after arriving.
Their infant daughter died, and his
health continued to fail, lie then
started home. Ho was kindly
cared for by relatives and friends,
who were with him, but he died at
Sacramento, and his remains and
the body of the little one were
brought home together and in
terred in the Masonic cemetery.
George S. Royce was liorn in
Buritt, .Vinnebago county, Illinois,
on Sept. 12, I8i0. His father, w ho
served in the war as one of the
Illinois Volunteers, died when he
was two years o'.d. and bis mother
died a year later. He was then
taken into the family of Mr. and
Mrs. Strauder Froman, with whom
he crossed the plains in lst'j. ami
with whom he grew to manhood.
Arriving in Oregon in October,
1MI4, thev settled in Albanv, where
his life was principally spent, lie I
was united in mariiage with Missj
Nellie O. Rurkhart in ISS2, audi
leaves besides a wife and little son, I
a sister. Mrs. Miaxv, of this city,!
and a wide eir le vfliiends, w ho j
deeply grieve ids untimely death, j
He was a young man o! bright
intellect ami ability, an 1 n useful
life was just opening before him.
The Yatiiiina .lettie.
Reports from Yaitiina stale that
at present no work is being done
by the government on the jetties
ami none can be done until con
gress passes the river ami harbor
bill, in which probably Vaijuina
bay will receive $I2.".0I)I'. This
money will not be available until
August. The jetties have stood
the storms and seas remarkable
well since opeiat ions ceased. No
breaks have tUen place, but it
will take a month or more toinake
repairs so that work can becarried
on in I shape. The tramway
on the south side rt ill have to be
extended up the bay at leas! l."00
feet ami a w hai i I'uili a! the end
before any more work can be done
on flic extension and encroach
uieul of I lie jetty oil thai side.
The shift ing oi t he sand .u thai
side neces-ilates this additional
work. Improvement.- like this
one on aVs'iuina bay should have
inoiiev enough to carry the work
onto completion. A stoppage of
work flitters away money and
makes the ultimate cost nearly
double w hat it would ! ii carried
on continuously and on business
principles.
The Narrow Cange Lines.
It it announced that the narrow
gau lie roads will be turned over
to Mr. C. P. 1 1 nut ingtuti this week,
and he w ill then take charge of all
the wealth of receipts which will
render any other receiver unneces
sary, and Mr. '. N. Scott, who
has so on;i acted iu that capacity,
will wind up the business of his
ollice as speedily as may be. This
consummation, having some own
er in charge of the road who has
capital to lix it up ami furnish ami
run it in good style, has long been
wished by all residents along the
line ami the public generally. It
may now be confidently expected
that the work of renovating and
reconstructing will U be-jun all
along the lines, and the work of
extension at both ends.
Sehnol Vl.illei.
Superintendent F. B. McFlroy
was in the city yesterday. He is
arraiiagiiig for the state teachers
institute to be held in Salem on
June o0. also for the national edu
cational association which will
convene in St. Paul on July S. It
is proposed to establish head
quarters for this State at St. Paul.
These headquarters will be main
tained during the week of the As
sociation, and will include a
bureau of information ('relative to
Oregon ) lor the information of
visiting teachers fromotherStates.
Superintendent McKlroy M doing
excellent service for the schools
I oi i negoii, aim v. iu receive ineir
j hearty sanction at the mi1s in
' June.
Cheek l.osl.
Noli'.-e is hereby given that a
! check for $.VI,"7 on the bank of
; Hamilton, Job .t t o.. ot I orvaihs, ;
j drawn in fanr of John A Miller, j
; wa lost in this on Sunday, Mayj
' IS, fV'.i. ami mat payment on the '
same has been stopped. All par- j
'ties are warned nor to purchase,
j said check, 'the finder will be j
! suitably rewarded by returning the
i samo to the Linn County Bank. j
Spec in I Attention. j
By carefully reading over :
Mueller Sc Garrett's list of fresh '
fruits and vegetables, you will
surely tind something desirable for i
your dinner to-dav. They always i
keep the best in the market. '
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. !
The use of water for sprinkling
purposes is prohibited except be
tween I he hours of " and S o'clock
. m. and i and ! o'clock c. i. The
ure of w a ter lot 1 . i ink ling st i ii -w
ill not be allow ' : t ;: ny t inie.
From and aft'" June ll In
October 1st part:cr uMiig water
for sprinkling or irrigation pui
poses w ill be charged in addition
to the regular rate for family use
as follows :
I'or each lot or less. I pri
ntout h.
For each 2 lot- or less. l.7" per
liiont h.
For each additional lot ' cents.
To be paid on the first of each
month iu advance.
Water for building purposes
will be furnished on payment in
advance on the written estimate
of the manger or architect of the
brick, stone, plasteiing or otbei
matriial for w hich water is in be
used. I'm material not stated iu
estimate the application must be
renewed.
The rate for building purposes
will be as follows :
Wetting each l''i.ti brick. !
cen'i.
Wetting each barrel t.f lime or
cement , l." cents.
Alnany Canal Waitr Transporta-
t ion and Light ing ( .
.May IS'Mi.
Ue.tlti .f William Cruii fori!.
William ('raw lord, one o: Al
bany's wealthy pioneer citi.en-,
lied at In home m this oH n .
ter day afteiuoon at ':'.',o, at i'i.
advau -e.l ae of so years. .
deceased ;n born in Ireland m
June, IS10. He c tossed the At
lantic in 18-IS and settled iu Ohio,
but in 1S-Y1 removed to Oregon
and was one of the c.nly settlers
in Albany. lie went back to Ire
land on a visit, wheie a ei.-ler still
resides, and has resided iu ibis
city continuously since hi- return.
He leaves a brother, John Craw
ford, ami two sisters, lie was hale
and heaity up to a short time pre
vious to bis death. The fnner.il
wiil occur from the family resi
dence at 2 o'clock on Wediiesil.ty ,
and will be conducted by Lev. ".
G. Irvine and Rev. F. S. Com!,!.
Ki'inovnl: Ki-iniiial:
We desire to notily our fi ieml"
that for the next few weeks we
will be found three doors caM of
our old stand, in the store formeriv
occupied bv S. F. Young. Our
store on the corner of First Mid
Washington streets is undergoing
thorough repair which wlicncoiu
jileted will be the prettiest store
in the city. In the lueailt ime w e
w ill serve our customers witho'ir
tisual promptness and Ik- glad to
welcome them in our new stand.
Si'CM ki: ci P.t. M Kia its.
.1 not ICerei eil.
At the Ladies' Bazaar a new line
of ciiildrens' and infants' white
dresses, ladies ami ciiildrens' mus
lin and kni: underwear, corsets,
corset wai: Is, hosiery, handker
chiefs, parasols, beaded wraps,
human hair goods, L'uchiiig n!k
gloves and mils, i.ices, embroidci
ies and numerous other novelties,
allot" which will b" sold a our
popul.ii low prices.
I'arasil! I'aral.:
I h te just icci-ived my spling
stock of para-ols direct from the
n tt 1 1 1 1 .it i j 1 1 .-r iii New York in ail
the late-t stvlesand pi ices.cheapei
than ever before, remind F. Voting.
Julius lir.idwoh! has. mad - ,o -i
aiigciiieiiis to give away a goi i
watch. 1 1 is customers are invited
to cell and see it.
I 'iv goods and not ions on ii;-;
floor, clothing department and
gents furnishing goods on second
Hour at i. . Muipsoii s.
Hubbard's headache capsuls do
not contain opium, morphine or :
in- "piate whatever, neither do
they contain antipyrine. They
are a safe and sure cure for either '
nervous or sick headache.
New emiiroideries, llouneing,
lace llouneing in cotton and silk,
black and cream. Laces in imita
tion wint, also new designs in
black and white lace, including
Vandyck ami Fiffel Tower. New
urchings. Samuel Ii. Young.
Secure your railroad, steamship i
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and Fast via j
the I'nion Pacific railway, and j
save time and money. Ticket i
ofiice tin Broadalbin street.
Matthews it Wasliburiicontinm-:
to push business and evince that
by a bran new ad., in another
column. Their indication mav
not be handsome but he is enii-
siderably striking. .
The very best brands of tomatoes ;
only 10 cents per can at Conn & i
llendricksons. j
Mens", youths' and lwiV cloth-,
ing and furnishing goods' at ( ;. W.
Simpson's.
lirggs i-etel.iatoil family friiii-ilics
are for sale li all li :i.lhn; ilm i-ts
every win-re.
Ladies call and see the line line
of house slippers at F. C. Searls.
M i:i:i t.i.
U"WI.AVD-fiILBKItT--In tin, cilv.
on Sunday. .Mmt Is. lvm. I.y Ui-v.
S. V.. Meininrr. Mr. W. II. i:i
lanil, of AlliaiiV. ami Mr-. r. (ill
licit, of Sweet'lloiiie.
FUFsii --Tn.vp.Fi;i:ii:
AND
CIIFKUIFS I
KVKRV PAY AT
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REPUBLICAN b'PEAKIKU
Whi uiitid Whi-i-i- the r.-iMiiK.-.t W
Deliver Sj 't.- Dur'i! !;(:. -p.v
'I he - J . 1 1 1 lie. i n M.' ( ,. .-nt rai .
commit lee has made lie- following'
'appointments for public speal-.in-.-.
in Albauv and icinit y :
lloji. Sevnioiii t'oiidou at i-
bauv mi Saiiird.iv . . . i . i t : . M.iv
21. at 7:".".
' lion. i. p. Tin, n, p-. in. Hon.
Phil Metchan. ('..I. Ii. V. Neviiw
i and l.vdell Baker, will -pi-ak a -!
follows:
Albanv May I'o. ai I ::;o.
Corvallis May 2S. at 7 .:'.
j Salem .May 2'.'. at 7
; Oregon City May ::. at 7 ::'.
Portland May at 7 .''.
j I Ion. ieo. P.. t'uiry wiil st.. al.
; as follow s :
I llarrisbtiig Mav L'-'i. al 7
! Ilalsey May 21.' at, 7 ::;'.
' Brownsville May 2H. at 2r.
j Lebanon May 27, at 7:.'i;'.
The public are cordially invited
, to be present and bear these
j gentlemen discuss 1 he issues m".
before the people of ( Iregon.
Two Trains Daily l;i (wi.u I'.ol-
laml ami Sjn.Kane I'iiIN.
F flee live May I 1 1 1 1 . s;i;i. the
I I'nion Paeilic system will cstab
i tablish two daily trains between
1 Portland ami Siokatte Fall-
Pullman Palace sleeper- and re
clining chair cars will be ;i;u
;belween Poillattd and pokaiie
! Falls w it Ii change. This new ar-
rangeinelit will all'oid both local
; and through passengers additional
and unsurpassed facilities. Tukt ts.
detailed time of train.-, and ti
i eral information, can be obtained
uiijoii application al Cnioti Tickei
ot!ieN-, Broadalbin strict.
i I'or Salt-.
' -in acres of suburban jropii ty.
j A great bargain. Also a g I
restaurant iu a grow ing city. We
! have some bargains in citx and
j county property. Impure of
i illiss I ledt ick.
I'or Sale.
A number one three xeai old
colt, well broken to drive, a cart
' and harness, all cheap i'or ca-h.
; For part iculars inonire oi !;. !'..
Yuiilc.
''Our Own," a genuim- WA
exery pair warranted, a! rl.-Vi per
pair. This glove I have hand;.' !
i for live years ami have tried many
i others, but never have found :.:y
eiptal to them for tie- piv-e.
i Samuel F. "Young.
In ordering goods at l'o!.r v
Heudrickson's coine eaily a:i-l
, avoid the rush.
: Colltl i. I lelldl ickson's .- the
boss place to buy your tab'e a a!
pie frii'.L in gallon cans.
Good meals can be had at ihe
I City Restaurant lor $::."ii p- i '.;ir!;.
Ice cream and cake. I'v ecu:-.
Private boxes.
No matter what the price, ii j
goods will always be lirM-i la--.
Sl-i vi I n tV Bi xi icn: us. '
Nexx- invoice of gold titc; at
'rench's. ,
The celebrated .'"a' e! 'i;v j
-hirt al F. ( '. Seat !-.
I s.- t-lt-gaut !! i--t .u-.-b i
skill.
TO-lAV Ai;l:l !.s.
Celery.
L'adishis.
( 'abbage.
Hi-ens.
faulifh. .'..:'.
Lettuce,
sf.aragu-.
( den oui-. n. .
! W em X loi.s.
Bananas. ra:ige;-.
l.i'U'.olis. i;-.:,
I re-h - I raw berries.
Allot the above to he had lies',
ami nice at Mueller la-p-tt '-.
t he leading grocei s.
w
antkii a wai 1 1:1: io xvo;;k i:
rrtiauriti t. Iu inert- :-t lti-.i:! tn.
Am lion Suit-.
1voi:iiKi:'i!'Ttii:'oi ntvou t-r
) (.inn totintx Oi'i-oti I iii "ii X. tiliu-vi.
tin- -'1st, ilny ot May l-'"i .1 thv li-.-.n- i f .
,'.'lo.-k ri. Still l.t fitblii' ail' ::. i luf c i
in I'.inil to tin- iiiuln-t I'i ''.iii r ! i. t.
i.-ll roilll.iilli; ll.i ei'llt I-.. a . - nil.
AI'i-IHV O,.
i i .1. ill '!'it;;
An- ti.n,.
1" i
,'olt.s..K-.M Lou i-lii.t-l fanif-l.iu :.
I lari,--..ili: ul-.i -olm- rcnl t--t rtr e. ...i.".l ;
tli.HI 111 Ati.lie. 1 1 1 ill itn iM.ll-.- .M
'-ioiihI stlii! in nr 'I. I'. 'llr.oi. .In. I.
II ism II
r-MilK
T
Fli'.M K it.VIIKMW-
Searls, lining a ireneral. lie i '
iiaa
C.
at '
nut-!
disc liiis'me-s in tlii- city 11 1- I i ,-n
solved I'v mutual eon-en:. I!
Searls xvill cnlltiillle tin- t.tisinc
the old stand, with xvlnun all j.-m
should l.e settled.
Ai.iunv. Vav '. l"''a.
. I". Kxina i-.x-.
I-., i . kxi:i.-. :
olier lo Mm l. Inilili r-.. !
H-OTICK IS III'.i:i:i:V :IVi:N Til XT Till:,
i Aniiiiiil nii'i ti"-' of tin- -lo. UI-.M'-m .1 j
the Allium- I'anmirs t'n. ill !" 1 M nt tin- i
olli.-e of siii.l i-ointmiix- in All.ani. Oi.'i.'.iii, .'ii
May -.lull ls'.ni, ut l' o'clock , nt. i.f s.ti.l I
l:ix,(..r tho t'lii'lsc "f cl.'i'liiis' sixin ,,ij
iliri--torn tn Hi-rxf lor tin- t.-riu oi tan- . ar,
aii-'i llu- trati.iat.-tioa nt t i.ii .'IImt titi:'i.v- ..... ;
inuv (iiii.c 'i. l.iri' tin- hi' i iiaj l'-.a.' i . '
npii I'.if I', .apl .1 I'll-!' I'.ti.
M'1-nt: Xt, 11 . V.
Pti.-. I'-. M xh-:- xi,:.. I': . .:.;..' .
S. t". e.r .
I. . I ItoXX C;. i . V. . , ;,c.'. I.i .;.
CHOWDKii !)li(),S
d'niiractois ami Buiffcrv. .
t h'lice on 1'ii 'si .-I ri i ! xx ith
lace tX; ( 'usick. 1 I c-:.ite
Albany. Iregon. I'.-tiina.i - -'..a::
mi all kinds ,,t liitildinq : ... p. ;
: ter xxork. All work itiitii-i i to
n- xx ill kj ii'tnt! ly ecei:itl.
jixiim l-'oK sai.:. ..i ::i.s :'
l' ..hoii.v laml. al' iimii-r i-'iltn-xt-i... i r :
l.llltfUilltlllltt tlf AII.ll.V. for s:t!.- :" lot
. t';ei.. Il.illl.' o? I'.eil .'..ai -, hlir a. " '
tint ..llit-f.
Noliee ttt 'nlilr.tftor anil r.nilili i-
BI1W WILL UK KE'T.IVKIi i'V mi:
trustees of Lcliaiinii scli..el ,1:::;.! .,t
I Lebanon up to 1-o't'l".'!; n-on on t-aturiLy, ,
' Mar ".lit, Is'tii, for tlic cri-lion of a l.o. ! .
i iaiii.linx an.l furninliiiu' of all in it. ri tl In 1
i the same riant u4 ' iii' -arioii- i in i
, nt It, A tat .rt fit I', t. ll (iMl 1 1 :
l.flianon, until Krid.iv, .Max J8.1. an i ar t!n
i.Ilii.v nf 0. W . Axrr. ar Idlest, in Alemx
until SutiirJay, Max lt. Iiip r',rh: i, i .-
st-rtttt to Icjf'. 'xn.i' 'it .11 t'iJr.
To Tin- fnlili,-.
' .j and "..: thai beaiitiiul gold
watch a- the -i;,,!dcii Pule
I'.a.iir." .i,:iiu- "nadwobl llie
pro.."i.-i...: ,,i ii,,. i .,.! I.-,, Kule
l'..a..r. iiiionu- ti- ihai !,, hasthe
Pi Baking Po.der. and No. I
J.ipaii lea. expressly put up for
hi- business. ;-.d for tin- benelit of
hi" customers, each - o! baking
pou .!! . ill w in a p:ece of line
jla- waic. and a!-o each pound of
the tea will win a piece ..f tine
gi.i -waie. and cu-iomers w ho btiv
one p mi! I oi' lea or a box of baking
powder, w 1. ich i warianted. will
h;: i a i liaia on that U-autilul
gold watch, ib- has jsls., a.ded a
tine as-ottm. nt of family groceries
to hi- ma in mot ! i stock of glass w arc
ai d crockery, which is the largest
in the Willainelte Valley. Uoaml
"ee Mr. iradwobl at the Golden
Ki'le Biuaar. and ymi will liml
ti'.ihiug is mi-represented.
Miat : I iirt line
' !- .: eo.l. Iic.dihy. pe.irly. skill, i'cw
! arc ;ii;mc o( tin' -hurl liiau it takes a
: i!i-oi'.icrel lixer In eatl-e I lob lifS (iu
: the fa. e ami .1 ilai k greasy kili Oltc
lin'.tle el I! ,-ggs l inoil plllilicr : 11 I
p I'looil in.,!,, r xx ill i. store this organ to
I i! i;a!'i;..l ami In a'tliy state ami
' i i1 .in-.-- tin- I'IimiiI .if al! inipiiritif.
; i! i- iiieetiiig x. it'i xx mulct fill success.
Try it. ft is gi;ar;ttiteel. All ilrtltf
I gisi" Uecp it.
i ri'i'.i it
! ai !n ant ime,
- A ' I l I .
IM-1'..,
'.Vn.II, a.
ikorali! liiiyiiiiiiti't
AT I'llt.-
Aiimnv Ojicni llmisc,
- .. sii.i: r .-XI X --
I ( 1 1A V, MAY :so.
BY
MISS FLORA BATSON,
i Nexx York, the greatest col-
i ci I sitiger in ! lie wo
ed by popular talent.
.1. ;". BFIJOFN.
d. sllpport-
M xs xi;i i:
The Peerless liif'.i i-.-opi-.tlin.
New York Sun.
Tin - ( '..'..r. .1 -I. .niv l.ii :.
Yo-I; Wo: id.
A 1 ,e .' .--op: a no , 'A . .in i: : I U i
.aii.e. Van l''i-.'!ici"ci. Fxaiiiiiier.
FiSTTfi -. ti'-.l. "''1;-a!lel x .
J '. et- ; chilil: - ::. 2"n ts. Flour seal s
r rx . 1 x '.; in. ,1 extia charge at
r.'.'.cl.nia:;'- d : ' .: si. in audai'ier
May '..'eh.
a.-.naai.', ..:.! u '.!': ! -n .'- i . '-an
I' .III. i-co iliolia 'r.
A n i.lini; .li.-.iiiom; ia t!i- ..l.. n
c- I -'I'.-nag. -s.a: Ann- Mi-r- UI'V.
II ; xe, ..! regi-ier h i- a "oii Iniul
- ".'t- Allgia - Kx ii 1 1 111; pic--.
l!:i- I'.ll'lli t! Hi" I'.ll: t' '"ill Hie
i i-ea;.-; i . . .!--! - a i.. r ia lie- xv -m !..
Va i. '. :. Mi.-.. I'i.-:.
I I," rim !' le i' xoi. i- -a I, .-le-
an ..i-ilv ii. n,:..' from lln- pure-t
-. ir.iii'i lo :i - till" a l-.i r.i t no a- any
l-iale -inger in I it- . "! ttiUn-
Haiiy Legist. :
I'o-ses-iiig a v. iic- el i'.ll'.' ii. line
an. I ell l.'l'llll i nline, she i- llll.l.-ni.ilitv
t!,. r. .it ingi r aniiaig lie- s.iHm.iNiii
I i. iT'ei! ,, . Oil ill lllci: .1. "Ol'l ll"Se!Ves
a hili laiiU ata.-'ig SJn-gu-al -ingi is
: tin- xvtr!.'. !b'i pi Mgr.--- thioagli
tie- colltl! !-y C.I- i-.-.'tl cite l nil' ill Holts
I; iiio - I ! v.-. II-h lex Mountain
N " -
Tlii; 0sl8l)fdM Frencli
i AFTER
, .i r .: . . ,r.cis of i-ltt.-.r f-vx xiln-;i.. i
-i.j irniii lln- cm-, i-'i. c u-o o! siiiiiiil.ii;ti,
!.. ' m ;i'iin. or tin a-ii:!i j milliliil iielis-
',!!,. . r i:uii.l'i'ii. i', i't, filch .ilNH.,r
;::a l -i"!', ' ' aU i'f h'iii-ss. IkMrilli; ilowtl
, -. mill.- i'.i I., f-H-iuiiial Wi-aklK-ss, llxil
; :., "m T i' i - I'l '- lui i''!l. Noi lurictl Omis
a 1.. 'l- "l i !i.-. li: v:tH-s-, Wt';.l; Mrluil,
: I'o'xit in.-l lini.nU'ii'-y, xtlii.-li it ih-.-;.!
.i:. nl ilt" ir.-in:itiirc nlil ac an. I
c ity. I'l l i -1 :i Ibi; I. Iioxt.'. fi r ;'..
Hi i. . :; r.'i-i-iit of priii.
t Vi:Silf. -l tKAMI Ii iu -ix.u
, i v . V .'.-j ..fl-T t.'.'t'ixol, to ri'lUllil tllf
. ". a t't-reiant'til cure is tiott-lt.-itfl.
, tin .i -ii, .!-..! ti-:iiiiotii:iN from ol.l
1 .:ii!'. el I, ..til S- .-itXlin I1.T.0 liltll
ri,. .! . :.:; 1 iir.il l-x tl1.' i.m- 1 A) liro-litiiii-
r.-. ' 1 r in .-. A-!.n 1
n'.y. '.'ia:a ;:;.iu ik te.
, : in I an :. I a. .r. i'.irttiiml, Oregon,
i -it '. 'i- ".' I'. -iiax .x: f '.-'.ui, x. I.o I- lit-anil
1 ia ill i:v :-ts. Aldauy, ill. si.
i: i-..a -.1 1 S'T5 flrx? '"'"'"fx
ir.- t'ii4liViiUiia i -fn. el.-1
' i i r rN
:---dm 'nfy
Farmers Attfntion
,:! :mi 1 liiiy a Hiiiiler, r'higlueTln'esbrr, Mower r oibt-r lnachiiit-ry
tins year
am
hci;
A ZziiTu "boat L:ad of
STEWART
Gil; 1 1 ;iiiJ Seiect AVhat You Want.
km
i
H CFSSORS T M
NEW
teli (loot and Low Pre
Eipe StrawTberriee, Fresh Veg-etables, Ciioic9 3Su.ter,
izi family Grocoriea Csastantly en Hand.
Ihll tln Hid (jiinrli'
i'liowN mills
'II. I tXMXI. .1 (., Irtp.
Ni V." Pbofl'.ss FLOF1L
: Best Siorase Facilities.
-: lli!i.-t i-a-li -rii-f .tn u.r xthrnt tl
i M.P.AXY OKEGON
UK. V. C. NEGUS,
iradiMU' of tl:: Unyal Coilcgc of
I.iiinlnc, r.iigian.i, also nf ihe iw-lle-
vui: Medical College.
I'!;e Mr. has upcnt a lifetinm of
"lu-ly .-iii'i .i..i:li :f ami m:ikt a spe
ci.dl',' n! i-'irniiii; tliit-ases, removes
.-.tii.fr.-. n. r,i:i'i.i -iil.vrgeii:t'iits,tiimors
i loi xxi ns, xxitiiicjt pain nr the laiife.
ile al-,i iiia'ai's a tipi-cialty nf treat
ment wiiii clectrieily. Has pr.totii ed
in the (icrnian Frtiic'lt and Fngliali
lin-fitala. Culls promptly attendeii
lay or night. His inottn is
"COOO WILL TO ALL."
50flice and residence I-'crr street,
between Third ami Fourth.
Our stick of staple and fancy
groceries is all nice and fresh and
of the best finality. Siencer it
Blackburn.
Farm Machinery just re coived
AT-
Co.
JF . C. HFNIFRs IN j
FIRM
n in tlw I'iimi lilod
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes. A aiitvcl
t purity,streinrtli nnd wholesouient
More economics! than the ordinal
kinds, and cannot he sold in competi".
uen with multitude of loxr tect, bliorl
weight alum ot phosphate powder
Sold only in cum. Rotai. lUmv ot
bp. Co., IOiS Wall st.. X. Y.
Lewis M. ."oiinov tV Co., Areuts.
Portland, reju.
Fse elegant lotion for sunburn.
so
CO
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rr. m
x:
for the eeascn of 3 ) ) v
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