Tim atOHNiyO HEBALD;aTHURSDAY. MAT 2?, 1800.
,7
ON iali:.
'I'lic l):.n. Hrn.u i wiii te mi
sale each morning nt II. .1. Jone-i"
book6tore,whereite3nbe procure.! :
at 3 cents per copy.
-lOTTIXft Aisour TOWS.
lr. htarr, i Brownsville in :
ihe city yesterday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Tied Blum be re- ;
turned yesterday from O-iklmid.j
California.
Flora Patson, "tin.' colored .L-n-ny
Lind" at tin- opera lion-.- I'ri
lay evening.
Orders, for fruit jar-) and berries,
left, now will I? lilicd at anv time
at Powell ('. i
Leave your ordt rs early for a line
dressed chicken at Powell ,v '.
and avoid the tush.
Fresh strawberries ev .y lnoin-
"injr, oranges, lemons, hainmas.
fruits of all kind-" at Powell i- (Vs.
New jiotatoos, onions, lettuce.
cabbajre, cauliflower, ra dishes,
vegetable? of all kinds at Powell
A Coa.
Marriage license wa.- issued yes
terday by County Clerk Montague
toT. F. Hickman ami Mi Mary
C. McCune.
Household good for al at
Hubbard's drug store, (.'all and
see them. They are aa iiood as
new; have !een in use less tlian a
year.
Mr. E. G. Peardsley left yester
day for Portland, where he will
open a real estate oflice. lie is a
rustler and made many friend in
this city.
It is requested that ail those ho
can, iil furnish Howe'.- lor inc
j'.orial day and send them iot'.ic'
G. A. i:. hall Thursday a t i.
By order of the committee.
Dr. Pattou, the ppecialis.l on
female and private disease, in
Plumbers;' Mock. Otlice hours
10 to 12, 1! to -5 and 7 to 8. Con
sultation free. Pcddenco t'.rd ati-i
Montgomery.
A sample of what the market -j
afford now wa noticed yesterday
at the store of James P. Po !! .:
Co. Tliere were line cheirii-,
strawlnrries, pineapples. ba:ian:t?.
and all kinds of fresh v 7. -tables,
making a most attractive di-ohiy.
Elegant new dining cits Pull
man palace and free faniiiy .-jiecp-ing
cars run thrcij'i : express
Trains to Denver. ' ;i:.iii:;. Council
BlulF.s, Kansas "sty St. I-cuis and
Chicago, via Cnion Pacific, rail
way. C. G. Rawline, city ticket
ent,JIroadallin street.
Members of the "V. R. '. .ire re
quested to meet at the G. A. U.
hall on Thursday ut r. :., t pie
pare flowers and u;ak.' such other
arrangements a an- !jeceseiry fo
.cemorial day. A full attendance
is desired. A! o ail visiting mem
bers are earnst'y invi :ed to he pres
ent and assist in the servie.. . Py
order of the president.
The Grey hot! n.l o: the Will.uu
heeti chartered by F ( "o.
.or a ;rrand excursion t' Salem and
return Thursday, .Inne ."tli . The
Albany band will accompany the
HXCUMionis't. Tickets eau bo ha 1
from any member of the company.
The number of ticket is limited,
so those contemplating jin
hould pr.v.ire their tick"'-' i;t
once.
Flora Bats.ni. of New Yor!; 'Miio
colored Jenny I.ind." oti.'iit to
nave an nvcrilowing hoiw 1 ridav
night. As will be seen by the
enlendid avert:.--. cii. t." o:i our hr-t
page, she is en io; -e I by the ie i l
n papers of the country a- the
:. .eatest singer of her ra v and ,
oMhy oi r.i:;k :imo:i; the ;eit
(inger oi the world. o to I'-lack-man".''
and y ir reserved eats
a r0 eonis.
OIil lnlilntl Siiimt.
The "Old l-.i-hioiied .-upp-r.''
siven by the 1 vlies i t the Metiio
dist cliiire'ii a' She a-tni-ry last
evening was : . ii -liei e'-.-. Tiie
ladies, the men. tie' buys 1 the
fair maiden v. li w-v v a t .'i - .
were att're.l tr. nl l-tite.e -l:i:i!e.
lar'! attendance .. present
and supper wa- served from
o'cliick till f. An e!)ter:iriin5
mnsieal and literary preiaitime
wa leiiitere 1. m whtcn tiiv ,
ing jersons: took pari: Mrs. X. J.
Hentou, 3Iis.- llo'dine. Mi- l.nttie
Ketchum, Miss Minnie Ciiamber-;
lain, Mr. Collins Elkin. A. If. in:-;
w.erand Mr. .Mayl-erry.
Tin- Fourtti :il S.ilrin.
The Sab'tn StaU'pinau :'' th;:t
ix band have been -eeured lor!
the Fourth ! July eidebration at
the capital. They are the A!-:;ny,
Silverton. Independenci', Maytou.
Salem and Chemawa iiam'.s. i
There will be m laek "f mu-ic j
from present indication-. A prize
.f 1"m.) is lo be iitl'ercd t'i c -impel-
ing lire ciiupaniis throti-'!i'Ut the'
state. The te?t h:i not yet '
'een deeided upon.
hlpitil5 Stonp t. -orttntiit.
Mr. (i. !.. Ihu-!;;r."'i. wi-. i i -ccntly
iurciiascd s'-.e I. lif.v.at -r
5tone quarry across tne i iv.-r i'vom
this city, is now thippip? f largo :
nuantity of f-tonc to East Poytland
to bo ured m the constrtc'ion of
the new M. E. church there. A to tt ;
100 perch is now ready for ship- i
tneiit, nd a boat load will l.e ship
pod don the river this week.
'".lection Hrt f S.VOO.
Charles Mayhew, a sHrting man
l Eugene, came down to this city
yesterday and wanted to b-t $50-0 '
that Pennoyer would be elected.
His offer was quickly accepted by;
Watt Montcith. who put tin v")0-.)
on Thompson. Mayhcw's money
wa probably furnished by some (
badlv informe! dcnK-i-rat of
Euaone.
stop: t
Look hi the window at th
Ladies' liazaar. Hats reduced:
fifty per cent, and all marked in(
plain figure?. U.3. Sowei:.
thf; school i,aht oejb.
!';. S-o.mi ;k V.'h.. -. i t
. ; . lMm:i';l.
liie--- lin:. h - til ha- i-ertl
uiade oyer ; la- teceni speech ;
Hon. D. P. Thomp.-'.i:i in thi- i.itv
it mills' be ;
full v. ha'
lilta'i!- to ijlli !' Ill
he -aiil t-.
ccrr.ing t he lee.
land steal, in
li-'tOt'toU- -ill. Mil
which ' r.-vernor
I'ennov er. e- school land eijiuii'd"-pj.-.ncr,
ia impliea'.i.d. lie -aid:
Last year Joveiir Stone, ut tii
land oifaci', made a deei-imi i:i
which he held that the "late of
Oregon was entitled to indemnity
school land for ltith :Mth -ce.
tint i i the Indian it -st a'ions in
the state. It ajipear thai a syn
dicate was formed to secure tM-
lands at the price oi $1."" an acre,
whii h liad already bargaint'l the
land away, before applieation whs
made for them at ?:!.."i. an aere,
and the list-; were im nishd io this
iri-'.aeee to 'I he l'ailes land oflice
of the selections made jnl tin-rcgi-jler
"in-! the receiver ; I In
land ofi'av declined toapp:.iv the
lir-; ? furni-he-l there. and they
give. i:i v- ry i'.vei'iie lano:ae t"
the register and r.e v.-r ; the
gelitlal laud otiiee. w!iy iln y de
cline,! to appr.ve of th- li-t ia
that letter.
Xow I will f-ay this that l'ne-i.
Sentlenien are .1--moei-at : they
were appointed ly I'ret-iilent
Clevelandand were liililin-- their
odiees at the tine- the-.-leetion
were made. The gentlc
nien who made these selections
bargained I hem away hefore they
entered them, at !.") an acre.
Whf :i they I'.-o'td a person who
wanted to :.r. land tit. y w.-ie in
pos3es:o:i it and they iild g.)
ahead and ;ell the-e land- at
much per acre, but if you ..r I
wished land s We would have l-cen
iniormed that they had all been
peleeted but t lie 1 .c.si uess u:an of
th" concern " v I assure the
applicant that he could secuie the
late! in forty-acre one hondred
: e; .r a th.ci-and-acH' trac's end
tuey '.voiil.i ! i:en bargain him to
:! -f.!.0o p -r a- rc. and then this
' busim .- man" would (;o to the
state .iep. vt oie;;t ciei j.:u for the
land .!.- an acre '11 1 : - i- v. bat
this '.e-,t' :.'e.ii:J o persistent
v.a the -;.:f lai.d departmctit in
these land li.-ted ihar the r"i?tcr
and receiver of The Dalles land
ol'icf v ere unable to diseharge the
durivi of their otlice, ai-.. appealed
for information to the l uitcd
-Mtcs lr.nd 'iep.irtment. Th
cotiiluiii-ioner of the general land
other i,i this state is the governor
with his clerk ot the land oflice.
makes these indemnity selections.
Xow. to chow how thi was con
ducted, these selections have not
vet been approved bv ihe enmmis-
sioiicr of the gi-nemi land otlice ;
nor have they been approved by
the register and received ot The
Dalles land otlice. yet the .-fate
made deeds lo !he ian js, und re
ceived .! .'' a:i aero, a thing they
had no more right to do until the
selecfii.-i'.- were approved. than
thev ha'.f to and sell your farm.
If they l-ad waited until the e..in-i!ii-ioi:i
r of the generni land oilier
had approved them, anv mai.
would then have had a right to
come in and enter them at ?!.o
an acre in any quantity, not . c. -ceeding
o20 acres. One geutietnau
told me he had been able to secure
lo'X) acres, nearly oil in one body.
I think in Grant county. mote
than 100 miles from the Warm
Springs reservation, and he show
ed me maps of these lands, and
they had been selected alony: t la
water courses when; water is very
scarce, and the land, consequently
is valuable. This gentleman -.vac
able to eeenre l."00 acres, bow
many other gentleman were ab)p
to secure very large tracts I don't
know. Some had been selected
that had been occupieti by home
stead and pre-emption settler. and
actions have been brought to dis
possess the actual settler ot the
lands taken poeaesston of by the
syndicate. In the adjoining minify
of Douglas I was iniormed. yester
day, that there were men there
who had entered lauds in that
county over which the slat.- had
no control, and to which it has
been ascertained that the state
had no title. The presumption
is that these men paid $3."v3 to
n:i acre to an inside rinc, of which
-u in the state received 1 .!." an
nrre. Thes matters need to he
examined into, and if I am elected
governor on the id day of June I
propose, before any of that land i
approved, it shall he ascertained
and four.'1, out what has become of
the ditieieia-" between and
s:i..iO au acre, and who received if.
ll:t- fttt riti I'ng.lit.
1 he !.'. .uiii item from ih
Tacoma id-ibe siio.vs that a fornu r
Ab'any youlb has developer! into
a. pugilist : Sydney 1". Kniiw. an .
at iih-tic-lookin youngster, paid
the t'Piobe oi'ice a visit last night.
Entii-i m.iv-i he is from Portland
and that he is pcrhaji-. best "known '
as '"Sjior . the Bootblack. " lip ;
expns---- a dcire to meet i.eorge
Hiiigsiti ' gl"ve ti iht to :i linish.
and "ay-4 b'" 'vi!l meet llits at
anv time and n'ace the latter niav
lies: -"a:
him 1
v. i'.biii
and arrange to light
u-b for from Sort to Jklo'i
iweka from the time
article-, winner t.. lake
i.vv and all gate receipts.
ii i :-. t cr
all to iic..;
A iot t'f f : 1
In- partner,! VII Keel
sac- thai the tiht has since taken
1 hice
Kti'li-
r SJ.'in Ahieh mis bv
'larried.
t s ;.: 1 .'clock yesterday m..rn
at the v'atholic church.' in thi
c-i v. by thepev. Kather Metayer,
Mr. II. f. Powers and Mis-: Minnie
Zachos, both of Albany. Mr. and
Mr-. Powers left tor liray's Har
bor. Washington 011 the I :.o train
wl:ie they will reside.
l ard of TlinnL.
Wo wiii by this means to ex
press our heaitfelt thanks and ap
preciation for the sympathy and
assistance extended to us ii our
lalU-ials and affliction.
W. W. t'llull IlLII
DE0OR.IION DAT.
H-w the Memorial Ohi t iiipk '.V-.l!
(m!crtil in thistiitT Mjr 30.
Dccoi.itii.ii Day, May :Jo, wilIU
appropriately observed in thin city.
Tin- ceremonies w ill be conducted
by the . A. P.. post, assisted by
Company F.. of i be .regon Nation
al inard.
i IKl II A K NO t.
1 1 i Vi-.Mi PiiLitsoN Post No. '
Dept. of Or-'eo. i;. . c. "
Miij " ! It oa hi" been designated
and i-et apai: as a legal holiday,
coomvi aied to the memory o. the
dead -.jidieis ..f thr republic, we
iii'.i-:: cor.l'Hilv invite ail ministers
alio iiuic:i r;;ain:iii.ioiir.I .ioo;uii
.. I ..I .1. . . . . . 1.!... t I. i
and puWie schoe! te.uhms aid
pupils, and the pub;;,. ,.ee.allv, to
oi l .itU us iu h .olemnand
tieailtiful cuMom
ot
craves of our
1 I .
imriilf.M ri l Mli.
,
',' i,t.1Vt'?
f-
an I liieiiiN. .villi
t nw.i esi
iloveno! ihe seiison. A phce
in
hii' will bn assignefi urn school or
organization w ishing to join us in
the proce.s-IOII to tin- feineJeiy.
The tollowiiig progiaiiiiiie r.asbf en
ai ranged by the committee.
r.yonlel .'ii . W . llr.n t,
i'.. I. T.nt.i !;, P. C.
Adiutant.
McPhcrson Post will assemble j
, nt theti. A. P., hall at 8 :.('" a. m. I
t)rdcr of procession : First, j
I members of V. K. C; second,;
(members of (i. A. 11., and old sol-!
I diers; third, members of Ihe Sons ;
I of Veterans: fourth. Companv F.. '
O. N
.March to city cemetery at S :
' Kxercise at the "rave o! 1
: rade Fred Mueller.
Decoration of the -.-raves bv
! tails.
Pelurn to the opera Ii-
10:::o.
i Eercises in tie- ,- . a-e (.p
er.rd by prayer by l: . 1. i..
j I'isher.
: .-iliiir.: oi " Arneii -a'' Ly tite
c'loil.
I Poll Crtll.
Dccoratii.'j tii" nnki.o n ,um'
!.y Y U. C.
MC.'II1.'.
Memoii:.! ad !-.- ! '. :. II.
It. M.Iiei.
.-i.ing.
I;. -p .;i--from Si.n or Vet. rac.s
ie... W. Wright,
-ic.ging.
i '.enedici a .11 .
l.CM I! M. o!:li.U ,. 1 .
I I iK.Mi'j'rns M I'm 11 son Post,
i DlII-'TMCNr OI OliKOON.I i. A. K.i
1 The memt'r oi thi- post and
i all old soldiers, together with the
: YV. P.C. and Sons o; Veterans,
j will meet at the (i. A. I:, hall at
IS :."(. a. m., May SO, lyo. The
: prociT-Moii will form and march to
the adjacent cemeteries for the
j purpose of decorating with llowers
j the graves of oe.r late comrades
;and member .f the V. It. C.
1 wnoH oooie now tie in urn nient
city ot ihii dead
exercise a-, are
and such
''r"
am itown 011
the
I-.- ,
..1 n...t i! .-... 1 .i...
'H',i.t(U,r, .I'.-i 1. 1, I . . JI 1 1 II 1 1 IJI)
. 1 " ' '(.mss.V Medlick.
tive 01 !i:. .,. 1, ;r;e.l :n the'
adjacent ceme'ei ie will ur.r.e with
us m !he-e i'eu'ililul eer.-ises it
is thai ii.tlilv iiur .lead but all
limv receive a tribute A flowers.
t'omrade A. P. Wr.odin t-- herein-
I'etaiied t- pl.ie,-e. to the towq
1 : .Irtrer-oii. .in.! tiicre pi.iee a
: t!o:aI tijiejli-, . be pr;'paM-d (IV
;?he la die- f t!.e W. P. oti the
1 grave ot our Jytc comrade D. P.
Aio-n, and the lorm.i ies ..f th;:t
: place will ee tout the giave ol no
1 eoinra h- i-i neglected, l'.v order of
j IV. lii:i:cL,
I I'. I". Tin! 1 a, i 'oT.tnnii'lor.
'liif ill? .
iliirriH;: ' I'rtilur.
i noon- e ci:,; Mietv t- ice
Woman 111 toe stale tl thinks
marriage 1 a failure. Monday
niornitig t.. young n ii of Walter
Koneo. who if sides about rive
1 miles up tiit? riwr on the Inde-
I it-nd.:ice road, decided tint h
1 li'iil enibu-ed iT.ik;l:Ii ,,i :is
WOS his iroMh!e-i aiid Would vross
to ;h.i! dark shore by a peculiar
and unheal d of method. She took
a bunch ef mutches and after
chewii.-' tl'p l eads of them are!
swh! ywing I'.i' i., he look a mii.iU
i vial of car
! g -.id dose
i gan ! lei.-.
and i-.'ii-
hii 'i e
I noivo 1. D
p m id and drank u
I'he acid oo!i be-
M-.roa' and iimutli
i od lot of ater,
1 the dangerous'
! . -niith was called ;
be could to relive
l.e is or.lv hi years
frail. The doctor
beyond danger, but ;
.1 .
land did wh:.
' the sufferer, s
i old ad is ipii".
: thinks sIk -had
a narrow
ape. .Mr. Konco.
;s un inoii'-l r ,.ti
tr- uii e is to r re:
man and hi
retCid.
...
itrinrncl fr..m ili Hin...
II. W White is iust in from
Juarlv'.lie.
so that mi np
P.. . , . .
T In! n IUW 11TIPII
.ii. oe packed mto
" r 1
1 he limn. hi
are at vm !-. i"ii
pri-mi-es l"
t Mis ve.i'-oii.
er.d coni'iaiiies
-.iiiti.mi district
l.ne i-l resultH
siiiill V 4 loitrat II. r I . until.
I-- a fjui.stion liteu asked by ono
bnsines- mm of another. There
i". in- reason why Albany should
not celebrate this year, as there is
pl.-.-ity ..f enterprise row to have a
ro-f-in celelirrtf ton, tlie hot ever
-i-.eii bv tin- citieris i.f Albany
Pi-hf here it will be well to nien-i'ar.
tion that .Mueller ,v iarivtt have
the Iargc-d assortment of linefruite '
and vegetables ever broiiL'ht to thi
,-itv.
wii ! Secure your railroad, steamship
Two hundred nicklealatm clocks : and 11P"!? ' tickets to all '
inv ircPiv.-d at P. M. leiii:h,BjP,,nVlorth:,feo.lithRn.t! Ea!i V1 !
ih. ,...n.r i..ur tinr k Hi ' the lnion Pacific railway, and
lit ;n in lew-.
New e-m. r..i. if it.y ftoniirins.
lace fljuur-i'is in cotton nd silk,
black an id cream. Ibices in imita
tion point, also new designs in
black and white lace, including
Vandyck and Eiffel Tower. New
urchinjs. Samuel E. Young.
A new lines
Monogiam.
ot
:ms Mt tli
Art studio, JIattie E. Martin
, rom 12. Mcllwuin building.
K0TICE TO WATER CONSDMF.RP.
The u-e of water tot sprinkling
fnirposes is prohibited except be
tween the hours of .') and S n cloek
a. t. and o" and V o'clm k v. i. Th.
usi- of water for sprinkling street -will
in. I be allow 1 : ' mv time.
From and ah- Ijue lBt !
October 1st part..- dug water
for sprinkling or irrigation pui
pos s will be charged i"n addition
to the regular rate for mniilv ue
as follows :
lor each lot
month.
l ..f
a in i ... ii i n,- r i . i
.1 ' '
!... ; . . . ..I ... ...
LUOlllIl.
For eacii additional lot :( nt
lobe paid on the lind of
i rt i..
ill'!
I ' " ?a; i -V ,
j ?' 'Lr h' ll'hn- Pn-"
"l uI!,lhl l-neni in
i .lunuu- mi- niuien estimate
I nl llui Inn ...... . . . . . t
i -J ...I. &..iijtn ii II 1 1 II 1 1 t'l'I ril Till
. . . . . 'I,t'
) 111. IMillJU
. brick, stone
iM.iniviing or ouiei i
I mate
mi tor wiiicn water is to
i
ior material not stated
estimate the application must
renewed.
The rate tor building
will be as follows :
pUi ....
Wet tin
each : i o '.rid. .
cents.
Wettinp each b.-o i-. i ' !i n
rl.,.
crment. I.i cent-.
Ali anv Tanal Water Tran-
tion and L:;:hting I'o.
Ma'- !!. tsvti.i.
.
limr. t'KOM rAKOEST-
Itev. Mr. Ilinu r, an evan.
Nl,
readied on- of the ablest senii"
. M. here last Sanday it ha ' N ee .,
nm- pleasure to hear for a Ion:: tin;.-
I Tangent is shaping up 1 i k -de-
j tow n, old building bein iimv
;ont and new one built instead,
al ' The schofil house is being mid
d ;
pinned and finished nicely.
Miss .Minnie .Mclatlaud
h:i
I been employed to leach the public
(school at liii-place. E. K. .l;e!i
j i-nor having resigned for a bi-tter
position.
Polities arc boiling hot; e.n-1
p:il tV eliiiiiiiii I hey u i i,-v!
Nlnti.hn .
irlii-
Ixrlirl. ;t
I haw- . -ainl! 1 i 1 : -i.lckcln
in color- 1 w il
t 1 ce.-,
out and have n-ditced the pr:
cost. They are the latust
ari-l a bnrgain. I a!- have a
-t :
di:
of r.ii in st-kin t jacket- ..r
?."..Vi each, which is the llicet
jacket for the price in tin- market.
Samuel E. Young.
Tor Main fir lEcnt.
A large commodious new dwell
ing house for -ale on very easy
j terms, or lor rent. Inquire on the
I premises, Seventh street, between
! Montgomery and Kailroad streets.
W. C. CA tf .
I'r Sulr.
10 acres of suburban
1 . 1 i
property,
a good
1 . iiivak iiarain. viso
. riitil'illi'aiil 111 1 rrnuini. v
We
and
of
1, ...... ; ;,"'
! -'...i vill .l.ll- III lit!
1 ...tiiti .iw.ruiH.i
'y"1"-' V vv
I tii"ii itv
f.fMiil 4:niijrli yrtii.
Tl,.
! t.i.tliii. nii-i':utK leeii.l
f.i careful al
svnip. Mcl',
tilt M-lcCt'Utf
coiiiil:
s I ticrrv e.m'!i sviua
I iiii'i' I n v m.i: i"iOI(Iit!u. -urces.. j
Tim t-e-t i- ri.iiic to tr'HKl. ISesur... yej
g-t !tc''. Kvci j-.in:t in ivirr iiit-d. j
Ad ilnivriri-: Y.v? V
Tiy the Talnbor Major eixar at'
b
itlO'l TI.
I'lirANnliit I'arannNt
I liav.f just received my spring
stock of parasols direct from the
manufacturer iu New York in ail
the Litest stales and plices,cheup.-r
than ever before. Samuel E.Youtij.
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What n iinimlr
und. lica'.ttiy. t :arly.k"!ii. Y :v
Is
lire aware of the short tiiii.! it takes a
disordered liver to cans.- hU.tclm .,,
t!:e f:ic and a il.uk greasy skin 1 w
bottle of Hcs tilonil purifier and
n.ii.Kl m!o r will i.-ton- ttns oi-ua to
it natural and t
eitjanscs t.'ie blood ..
I is meeting witti woi.Ucitul -"uecess
Try it. It is su.'irualeed. All drug
:- Uei-p
it.
Th TrMi- 11 f Womnn.
A eleur pearly and tiie-i:ueiit skin j fjH,.,! .Veent :u'irs. ni.imifrtctuici
U Always a i;:i n! pare bl.. ,l, and .,. ,,,lis ,IQg ,J1S 1 i?ar fa. torv.
till prrsoiiM lii.iibiid witii daiL, .... . . , . , ,
M-t awnred that their b.t , eut of 'V a''- a!;o black net
order. A t-- l.,-.r of j;w;s' ! 'nK ,or ',r"sti(" ;l l-xnu"t
BLOOD I'l KIl HM: and PL00H 1 ,,aaar-
MAKER will rcnmvi the oanne aid n Monday and Saturd iy of
the akin will hnciimu clear and tranf-j each week. Ii. t '. Hubbard will
parent. Try it, and if sitir v-Mon is! give a ten percent discount on all
not given it will oust yon nothing, j rash purcha-rs marie r.f hi drug
It if fully warr.iritcd. H. I.. Illack- store.
aian.dniccit. Those wishing screen d.s.rnn.l
" .'.'" . .windows fhould call on P. P.
.o., , o.. ., ,ea. ,Vunk, who will put them iueom-
ihe very lst ouality of tea andj.,1, 0l jIOI Si Ti-- .-hop on
C.oflWeloVT,0Iln,i.in,hft.d,-v ii :lM corner cf Second and l crrv streets
.,n-iii.e w j.imuivijuiii .1. iiicii .
. I . . . . 1
i)le:iieii cclirte, gronmi to nroer.
.;ii ,,. 4 rt.,:.i: t
"11 IIIV 1111.11. lU.lklUlUllD.
a tre:
l.Uinr- kid K'OVC, 1
every pair warranted, at 1..V
H-5 glove I have handle 1
lor five years and hnvu tried many
othori, but never have found any
Pinal to them tor the price.
Simnel E. Voting.
save iimo ana money, iicnei
office r.n Prf.adalbin street.
A IINE ASSORTMENT
Jstmwbenies.
Cberrios,
Bananas,
Gsoseberries,
Lettuce.
Oreeti Onion,
Currants.
New Potatoes.
Asparagus,
Cauliflower,
Cabbage,
Radishes,
Oranges.
Lemons.
i All of the above fresh and new
1 . t Mueller & Garrett's. Call early
; and secure the best.
. . 1 jiivi an 0111 lasiiioneii siii'iii'i 111 mi
i. rrii:tnillH? St.ir for Sale. ' old fashioned kitidietl. the stip-.-to.-k
nt general merchandise in 1 per to ls Perved by oM fa-hiond
1 iivo town on the railroad for eale. I fn'k-
Spleti'li'l location ; large trails ; will 1 I have just, received a largo in
sell the buildings and ground with I v.. ice of lace curtains, ranging in
the stock or will sell the stock and ! price from .1 to (kt pair, scrim.
b-aFO the buildings. For t.articti-' curtain net, etc. Also a line of
laiscaii on nr riie P.urkhait ! curtain jioles and furniture covtr
Keenoy, Albuey, Oregon. ng. .Samuel E. Y'oung.
it mm
THE srJFN TIFIC TA IALIT,
iuarantecs a s;nccc-?iul trvatment
in diseases of women and all ri
vate diseases. (Jver lifly ca.-es of
catarrh cured sim-e Jan. 1st in
this city and no failure beard from.
Dozens of ladies cured of diseases
peculiar lo their sex and not one
unbuecesstul. .5i."i will be paid
to any one he treats unsuccessfully
after he had agreed to cure them.
I 'iiTimiltat ion is Irei. nn.l v.tii r:in
! ."i-n.,li- ..,tl n.-.i tl.u Hi- l.'.-. i-i-.
' - ,"1' 11"'" '"I AI.lt.
ttnng is sirictiy contuienttai ami
private. He prepares hi own
medicines and you do not have to
go to a drug store to have your
prescriptions Tilled. His ollios is
so arranged that, one patient does
sec another. He is not here lor a
few days but has permanently
located and will stay. His prices
corresK.ind with the nature of the
di "ease and the dosvrviin; poor
t-eated free. Patients out i the I
r, Icily can be treated by c .rrespond-l
euee unless acute diseases. 1 )tln-e
i luiurs ID to P, '' to I. and 7 to S.
' Thc Dr. can refer to any bank in
I Mbany or the Pacilic t'.-ast as to
! bis reliability and to the Oregon
! State Medical Society as to his
' stan-Ung in the medical profession.
Ill -IM M11K K
- i
ome. new
Iesn!ii r,i sat teen at 1
E. C. Searls.
Oregon Ft ra w I nt r i c .
a P.'.ackburn's.
Paioley ,v Fish do tl
printing. Trv them.
at Spencert
cheapest
The celebrated t'uak
! " bite shirt at E. ('. earls.
' Fineet line of gent's neckties in
j the city at E.C. Searls.
: M"iii J.n.is. make custom
and repairing a specially.
V.'iirranted garden
' M 'lthew- Wa-hlcil 11'.-.
I co cream and :). 1
vory day at lim l's 1.
Ludlow's .;.oo ladies :
I -ies and widths at E.
i l or a i!ool hair u-a
: U' to liubbaripu new
1 liargains iu cor-cts a
. earis l- rioa v aii.t atur.iav oiiiv
I Why suilVr with headach-. when
; Hubbard's capsules will cine you.
. Ladies, you can buy a 1 i 1 cla-s
kki or goat shoo mr si'. on :it Mem
P.ros.
Prist les in your mouth, not if
you buy your tooth brushes at
Hubbard's".
Now is the time to u-e perfume,
for something nice call -n Hub
bard. A nice lot of bath brushes,
towels, soaps and sponge? at Hub
bard's. Smoky thn I.eia, lirie-: nickel !
cigar in the eity,at Hubbard's drug
store.
I'-e IteffL's P.auli'lii.n hitlers for
I inoiestion. dyspepsia :!' nllkiiiil.'ed j
diseases.
ft ''ts e-k't.r:il.'.l
nr.- for s.i'c by ad 1
l.imll.V
ail i ii it
1 cnieitii
lh'!im;;ot.
evv.-y Uer.-.
(iotot l. W. siiiip-on' i.r in-j
fant dresses. robc. cloak ho(d-.
caps i-tc.
Uemember voti can have a livst
I class job done in repairing shoes.
j at Klein P.ros.
Ladies', misses' and infant's un- i
dervvear and ready made dresses at I
the Ladies liazaar.
A fine line of ladies and eh'l- :
dren's hosiery and handkei..dii is !
i at the Ladies P.azaar. (
', Dr. Warner's dress form corse '
: and the popular C. P. in all noiors'
j nf the I .id ins ISaza.ir.
1,1,1 ' i-i!
( all and see tin' new ..' kid
and goat button shoe-; in round or
w ide toe, at Klein Pros.
, v. .,.,,...11.1 ..;....l.:ii,. i-h n.i-
! All P.oots and siioes bought of:
Klein Pros, lint rip or run over
will lie repaired fret- of charm.-.
Sninko thf celebrated Havana
On the evening of May L'sth, the
ladies of the M. I", church will
llf.i:.l ..
-u,, V-otla Pendleton. Rikrr .
,T,,i'. .,n ..n;n.t i i
C'itv, The Dalles, and all points in
the' United States and Canada for
sale at the Union ticket oflice.
('. G. Pawlings city ticket agent.
Proadalbin Pt.
(-,,, en..i. r,f oinniA and lauev
groceries is all nico and fresh and
0f thc best quality. Spencer A
PdacKburn.
All kinds of canned fiuits, veget
ables and meats new nr.d fresh at
Spencer & Blackburn'.
The celebrated Quaker Cit y
shirt at E. C. Searl.
FINK PRESSED CHICKEN'S ;
-.iT-
MUELLEK GARRET'S
PUBLIC SALE
IMPORTED SHARE STALLIONS
-
L. SENDEES' STABLES.
sATiniTTAY,
Th
undersigned will s.-lert a
lion
l 11 II t I
.ach stallion warranted to he. an average sure foal-getter.
Each Sta'Iiou is pure bred and recorded ; a cr-nitic-ite of r gistrv tiiven i M.v :i-t, is, for the ir.c tin,i c." a .hcol
with each horse, together with his pedigree. 1 lit..v at..j iuri.i-hiri.-ot at! tm'c-iutat
A rare opportunity is hereby olb rcd to buy .-'ai.iion at your wa thc of , c ,(.,..,,,, lli a:
price, and a urcat l-artain, owinv'to the laten.--.; ihe season. ! uianon, until frij.y, Ms) s !. st ttis
Do not forg.-t the' date or fail to attend the sale. Catalogues on I "rK-vc v:- A'tr"- aicnit. -.t. i-.t Aic-.nj-day
of sale. Sale to begin at v. m. Stock inav Ik- seen at any time J. . r:' H
prior to sale.
Tlisms: On--hlf cah. balance January I. lSl'l. with interest at i
the rat'' of S per cent, is-r annum, purchaser giviiiL' goo.1 bankable
paper. A. T. DUX LA P. I
' li:o. llc-ti,iii; . Anerior.ier. !
rISl 111 ti,
1 a,i,M.
Kin.ti.' Kill I.
at III kali. "v
in .ii i-. joi.i cli'inn. fchnp.: o
U Ii. el '. nn i 1. 0.0. r. 0:1
"uiia1.!.. rt i' ur'i. i in;
;:!' ackk.s oK
. r cultivation, to'i'
tor at a lur-MiiM'-
nircir, nt
1 mjic, s..uiiiCa-t ot Altai
a: 11.
tliin .
Ilf.iiec te l':iii!
Farmers A rrKisixioM
Do VOIl Wallt tn Iniv
A Stoaatoat Load of
i
ho-e at J . JOfW ii k Ti CS&fi6
i
l
ST E
I (-J:tl! Mud Sol
SPECIAL SPRING
N C 'L' N C JE M E 1ST T
A.
LV.
embra-oii'ia; all the latest novel-
ties in Dres;
WOOL AND
LADIES
1
V.'i: ick a epcialt oi
I11 Knit Ribbed and Muslin.
Our prices are the LOVTT and
our innd
THE BEST
,.!lillliS
Underwear
i We ijiu.i a mil iit. 1 1.: world unowned Picadhead Die-s lioods, which for wepr and fiinish me uuex
oiieil. in nibioidcries and llouncinirs we have as large a stock as any house in the state. Call and von
wiil be row iived thr.t Albany i
Re
sp y
I'ianti lunlng.
PakTIES hF.SlKINC PIANOS Tt'SEU
lioylj r!l upon Prof, p, Van Horn
"I thi city, tt. weil known an'l re!:bV
piano tan.r He is ws'l known to the vs v'.f
1 Alt any n l th? entire Stale, hiving had
jv.-.ri ot ni'rioi .0 in this hasincsi, alio in a
p'atir...rt niinnfa-.tory, 0'J his no equal in
that iine t l.uiinMi,' It &l;a paia
lutiv.Mio home enterpriac anH tS rr-Tjii-t!:o
:Ci r3tr.ene.tr this, thry ran r.'jw yet
pinc9 tuned in a more Kki'.lful manner in
Albany than elsewhere in the Stale, Levc
oMeraat Will Jt Link 4
1
.iiiiius oraawohi nasi made ar
; j ran cements to give away p. irold
; I watch. His customers tire invited
to call and see it.
T-
. nnM,T
AJUAJN X , U.6UU .
.htm:
1.S1M1.
lot of pure ' rd 'mi-orO'd hir.'
tul
AET
J. F. WHITINC. AKTIST.
liitnivtii.n yiieii
l.aui'aitf. i'cnrnii -Lettering,
Dvnitfi a
in. I!rni" s atnl
Orciron.
t-. ii. rKutsl in S
ir cit-l'aii-tiiif. 1
M.-vltai.i'.tl l-ritw j
r I t - V, AIImiii-
m Binder, Kugim-, 'I'hr.
tlit vf.tr
-l:t.-r.
Farm Machinery just receive!
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WART
t Wltnt VMi Wjiik.
"W - 3",
is now
Goods both in
WASH FABRICS.
& a P :
fl k U.i l)ii
HOSIERY.
the best frai;rH' tc'nt in Oregon.
W. W
CCt'BACY. 'K.lCV!C.
W. A. KIMSEY,
The only coinnle'.e set of Abstract
Books and Maps in Linn County;
orrtcn in Tne cocbt liot's.
Business entrusteil to uiv
care will receive prompt and care
ful attention.
Bar-aina every day in the week
at Hubbard's new drug store, and
en extra ten off on Saturdays and
Mondays.
FREE FROM POISON.
ART STI'DTO.
Mr.
block.
Di. I' iff-
Lessons :ir
:r
. pailltillJ
;aud :;i::-:;
- !'T
j F,l!e or paintc ! to ordei .
Nil !c?
to ('.ii!iartiil an.t i;uitler
IB'
ins will i.k iu.a:r.::: i-.v iiik
U 'l I.,.:-'II ''1 .II' i.-.:..l
i.ii.nn ,mt. i-..v.wk c-.n en Sitarjar.
liKl) C1!0WX jIILLS
iHttll. l.lM(i V 1 tr.. I'rup-,
NEW PU0CE-"? 1 1 OCR.
(3urior l.:r raiilyanJ Bakri' ue)
Best Siorase Facilities.
t Hi-,-liot f'h
LH.XY
priifl J'.'.l.l t-.T iirtftl
OIlEfiOX
!
Mens, youths' and l.-o' cloth
ing and furnishing goods at O. V.
Siiiipson'.-.
M.i. er 01 utlit-r utucbiuti v
CO
f:r thelseisaatsf 1390.
& SOX
complete;
ilii
TO TI1L
MEN
fC'all and lock at our vaii.n ia
W e have a v.t ry 1 irg.i f 'o -k to
chcosc fioni at tin lowest pri
e er ol!'rrod in The
VALLEY
A pleasure to show goods.
READ
Colli W)cr
I Mil the best lumbor in thu r,-xi.-try.
cdat PosU, shineg. lath, doors
and windown, mowl.-i-nj, etc. Pricci
from 85 o $22 pc thojad. rd
at Lawin( an tho Narrow Gauge.
See me ectere parobasiry elsewhere
W. T. CRAWFORD.
Pottoffice ad.recs, T&llman, Oreioa.
Ue elegant lotion lor sunburn
FurfiisIiiLo
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