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TITE MOKKIKG IFEHALT): WEI)y.ESIAV. .TtT.VK 4, tsno. doming iicrald ON SALK. j Tbe Daily Herald will be on I aate each morning at II. J. Jone' book 8tore,wbere it can be procured at 6 cents per copy. MOHDAT'8 ELECTION. Murder In Kenton County. JOTTINOW A B I r TOWN. Tar tur- I disaffection among republicans on (the "Tovernorabip maale itnelf felt Morg. Lillanl went to the houne Li.a Canty lpabUcMiUOrat-fUy on the county tiaket. which to- ofl)j!) n.in.lBw, Lew Feagle, on Yield tb Bntire Ticket to tb 'gel her with he lack of united I r: riv ncur F.Ik Citv. Benton Ueia-srat Except arjcr. Call and Bee our Russian ad Faaeneta at Klein Bros. A complete line 01 gents' niahing goods at E. C. Sear) a' Klein Bros, carry the largest aeaortnaent of oxford ties in Albany. Klein Bros, give a pair of fa9enets with every pair of ladiep oxford ties. M. VI airJlD ill llllKJaril euurs go to Klein Bros, a they will cave you money. And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C. E. BrownelPs for soda. Remember that Klein Bros, sew up all rips on boots and shoes ought of them, for nothing. Happy is he who buys his fruits and vegetables of C. El Brownell. Always fresh and full weight. Brick for sale at my kiln or de livered in large or omull amounta. W. C. Casskll. Monday was a very bright, warm June day, but for the republicans of Linn county it was a very cold day. A choice and complete line of bottled delicacies have just been added to my stock call and see them. C, E. Brownell. A girl wanting a place to do gen eral housework Kill 6nd a place by applying at once at tbe resi dence of W. S. Thompson. Ladies, when your light colored j thoes get soiled go to Klein Bros, for a bottle of Russian Tar. it will wake them nice as new. The finest line of carpet in the city, including Brussels, two and three ply and ingrain carpets, at very low prices at the Albany fur niture store. J. A. McFerin has sold his in tercet in the dr.vy business of Hus ton A Co., and the business will hereafter be conducted by Messrs. Huston and Parker. Judge Whitney's majority for prosecuting attorney in Linn county is about 24U. Bingham will be elected by about (Ml major ity in the district. Dr. Pat ton, the specialist on female and private diseases, in Blumberg's block. Olbce hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Con sultation free. Residence 3rd and Montgomery. Meals will be served on the tteamer returning with the excur . aionists irom balein in the 5th inst. There will be a laree number who will accompany F. Co., ; among them being the Albanv I band. The Sons of Veterans will meet j at the G. A. R. Hall for regular business Saturday evening June! 6th at 7 :30 and thereafter the first j and third Saturday evenings of j each month, until further notice, j P. R. Kbixt J. F. Whitino I 1st Sergeant Captain i Elegant new uin.ng cars. Pull- j man palace and free lamily sleep-! lng card run through on express . : i t l. i : i ! .i oiiia iv iuici, vjluuu, vuuiitil Bluff. Kansas City St. lxuia and Chicago, via Union Pacific rail way. C. U. Rawliugi, city ticket agent, Broadalbin street. First and second-class pttnseuger rates over all the road to Chicago, St. Louis and all points East will be restored on June 9th. Parties desiring to take advantage of the cnt rates should apply immediately to the Union Ticket office at tbe foot of Broadalbin street, C. U. Rawlings, agent. The Greyhound of the Willam ette has been chartered by F Co. for a grand excursion to Salem and return Thursday , June 5th. The Albanv band will accompany the excursionists. Tickets can be had from any member ot the company. The Dumber of tickets is limited, so those contemplating going should procure their tickets at see. i A Draak In Traabl. Joseph! Gogan, a drunken indi- j vidual who hae been on a pro-; longed spree in this city, went in- j to iShultz Bros., meat market j yesterday, and growing abusive ; was ejected by the salesman. A ; a-cuffle ensued upon the pavement , j when Gogan fell striking the back ' of his head upon the stone pave- ' ment. He was knocked insensi-. ble and was hauled off to tbe police ' station in a patrol wagon by Chief j of Police Hoffman. Hi injuries were not serious. The rei-u!t of Monday's election ua proved a puqtrise even to the democrats, and it certainly was to the republicans. Concerning the election there i.-t Utile to i-ay. Thf democrats have carried tbe count v work among republicans swelled : ..,.. iaa. Kri.Uv and ordered! the majority on the county ticket ; njm xo come out. Feagle came to i the door, revolver in band when at least 100. Many republicans were unu.1 :ud slaughtered their friends in their efforts to get even on the Portland ring. The count revealed the fact that tbe pencil wax in-elv uKd all ajy ahout Zo majority except p"r-; pr me county, h.tps E. T. T. Fishur as sui vevur, j The returns iti liic county an far and l'i:ni,oer" majority n be j an received are given in tbeap doinethtng like 62 o. pended tabulated statement of the There is no doubt ml Mart the ' returns. A Kw Hunpljr. Of the hneet iruits and vegeta bles will be display by Mueller A . Garrett to-day, consisting of green , peas, string hean. Hummer : eqnanhea. cucumbers, cauliflower, cabbage, radwbes, ftra w berries, cherries, pie plant, gooseberries, eurnantrt, etc. What a Kortano Is a stood, health?, pearly .fkiu . Few are aware of th" 'hurt timr it take-. ; disordered liver to earns bkti ha-t on lie (ace and a dark sir' xkin du. bottle of Bi'gars bi.xl purifl.-r ami blond maker will tr-tnrr thl or-,-an to Its natural and h-n'my ftate ncl cleanses tbe bkod f .i). iinptiritic. It Is meeting with wondt iful success Try it. It Is guarautrcd. 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Two weeks ln-fore the parties had quarreled over a lin fence and Morg. chased Iw with a gun. Lew went to C'orvallie and tried to have Morg. arrested, but the authorities refused to have anything to do in the matter, ad vising Lew to defend himself. lew then procured a revolver and went home. Morg. had the repu tation of being a quarrelsome man and w as a terror in his neighbor hood, as we learn from parties of that neighliorhood yesterday. HX Kxcurslon. The Salem Statesman ways : Co. F. of Albany, has chartered the steamer Hoag for a grand river excursion to Salem Thursday of this week. Already nearly the allotted number of tickets have laeen sold and ti e excursion gives promise of a grand success. The splendid Albany hand will acrt.ru pany the party of la lies and gen tlemen, furnishing music all tlie way down. The steamer will leave Albany at an esrly hour, expecting to rem-h Salem before noon. They will remain here a few hours, viewing the eity mid riding on the Street car line, i he Second Regiment band and a iarge number of Salcan's citienaa will meet the visit urn at the wiian and hil them welcome to the city. Orett'ia Mineral in tT'hlt'MCo. Tin' Oi'eg.iniHii say tlia Mr. W. W. Thompson assi-tan t secretary f the Oregon Tmniiirratinii Boar. I, hs. since his return from his recent trip east, collected some very tine exhibits of coal, iron, gypsum, galena and marble, to be torwarded to Eastern railway offices. Mr. Thompson says that Chicago men of capital have ex hibited an awakened interest in the mineral resources of Oregon and have made arrangements with him whereby h slmuld col lect specimens and send them to their several offices, where they will be put on exhibition. Ttaa Klot and the irY. ( iarfield Euterjirise : There was an incident at church Sunday morning that probably unnotica-d by the majority of the congrega tion. Tbe (i. A. K., n all remem ber, were seated in oi;e coma r of the church, ami when ai. ex-r-ii-federate soldier came in he was promptly invited to a seat among those who wore the blue. It at tracted no attention because it was nothing unusual, yet nowhere ex cept in ti e I'nitetj States of Amer ica coui.l it hav't ocired. Thcr.1 is noiiiing that t.'oow t-. fo.cinly the complete restoration of nation al unity as the good fellowship existing between those who faced each other on the battle field. t S3ts as cr. ii ar as sisi3; X 33 -4 SI CJi S3 SI 4- C X X SI Si O tS I S3 4- Si 3D O is ts 4. x t; si x i 4- S3 as 4- sr x S3 x s; S3 4. t 3S i -1 i as as si x -.s IS si so si a a. 3tiA,i; i ATTENTION T COMPANY. IftAUiH'oRTF.KS F. Co., ( Jsit Keo't., O. N. tS. s (ifNKK.M. OltliEl:. No. 13. All members of "K' Co., L'n;l Regiment, O. N. t.i. will assemble on hoard the otciinlaoa' Wm. M. Hoag at the O. 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At the elei-tion of officers of Safety Lodge, A. O. U. W., Mon day evening, tlie following were chosen: Master workman, A. 11. Martin; foreman, A. H. Phelps; overseer, John Kantz; recorder, T. J. Stites: financier, E. A. Parker; receiver. A. Tavlor; guide, J. Chiswcll;I. W., Win. Myers; O. W., John F.illeinan; Trustee. A. D. Barker. All Aboard for Haleaia. Tiie Wm. M. Hoag will leave the O. P. dock at 8 o'clock, a. m., sharp; to-morrow morning. Tickets can j he had ou board the boat. Look : out for a merry good time. Haconlo ataetltic. The masons and their wives are ' requested to meet at the Masonic : Hall to-night at 8 o'clock, for the ; purpose of completing arrange ; ments for the dedication of the hall on the 24th inst. To Rent. i A eottage, fully furnished, , throuahout, w ith or without piano, , for three months on reasonable : terms. Inquire at this office. K!ir.kH OTIf'Eri. Corsets! Corsets! Corsets! Hosiery! Hosiery! Hosiery! At the ladies' Baaar. Hentlemen's fi tie shoes at E. C Searls'. My fruit jars have arrived C. E. Brownell. A new line-, of canes a; tb M inogram. Some new designs in atteens at E. C. Searls. Try tiie Tarn ho r Major cigar at the Slono jra.n. Oregon strawlterries at Spencer & Blackburn's. Paisley & Fish do the cheapest printing. Try them. The celebrated Quaker City shirt at E. C. Searls. Ludlow's $3 shoes for ladies and misses at F. C. Searls. Wallace Baldwin returned Sun day evening from Salem. Drink ice cold soda at C. E. Brownell's and be happy. l)on't fail to read over Mueller & Garrett's new supply adv. Fine black silk handkerchiefs and neckties at E. C. Searls'. The celebrated Quaker City white shirt at E. C. Searls. Finest line of gent's neckties in the city at E C. Searls. Klein Bros, make custom work and repairing a specially. Smoke the Willamette cigar at. the Monogram. Warranted garden hose at Matthews & Washburn's. Ice cream and lemonade served very day at Goetz's restaurant. Ludlow's $3. (Hi ladies shoes all -ios and widths at E. C. Searls. For a good hair brush or comb an to Hubbard's new drug store. Bargains in corsets at E. C. Si-arU Friday and Saturday only. Why suffer with headache when Hubbard's capsules will a-ure you. Bristles in your mouth, not ii you buy your tooth brushes at Hubbard's. Now is the time to use perfume, for something nice call on Hub bard. A nice lot of bath brushes, towa ls, soaps and sponges at Hub bard's. Smoke tbe Lela, finest mckel cigar in the city, at Hubtiurd's drug store. l"si; Hei;'.'- Dandelion ImUitb lor laiuiuu.itioii. rivipepla and all kindred diseases. Iii'lTifh celt lirnd d I.iini.J liiLi'diis are for Kate hi ull li uditig drugglnlii every wtirre. ?'en. yoiiih ' ao l Nays' cloTh-in-; :t:iti furn: -ii. ig g 'fsN at 1 ;. W . Simpson's. Go to G. W. '.tupvo'i K for in fant dresses, robes, clonks hiaods. caps etc. Remember jnii cull have a tiist class job done in repairing shoes at Klein Lro. Orders lor Ini.t j.:tr and t.erries left now will be filled at anv time at Powell & Co. Leave your orders eariy ior a tine dressed chicken at Poweil A Co.'s and avoid the tush. All kinds of canned units, veget ables and meits new laid fresh at Spencer A lili-ckbui n's. New satteens. gingham's cham- ttra s a:nl other wash goods just received at G. . Simpson s. All Boots and phoes bought of Klein l$r h. th it rip or run over will be repaired free of charge. Smoke th celebrated Havana filled 5-cent ifirs. Uianufactured ai Jul ins Jose ah's cigar factorv t resh st raw berries every morn ing, oranges, lemons, bananas, fruits of all kinds at Powell AC.'s. Klein Bros, carry the largest. iest and latest style of Naots and -Tes in Linn co. and prices the lowest. New potatoes, onions, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, radishes, vegetables of all kinds at Powell A Co.'s. Bargains every day in the week at Hubbard's f-w drug store, and n extra ten off on Saturdays and dondavs. Our stock of sr.iple and fancy ijroceripF is all iikc and tresli and of the test qtliti'y. Sii.cir & BlacKburn. Household uoods for sale at Htiblard's ';rug ftoie. Call and see them. They are as good as new: have tn-en in use 'ess than a year. On Monday aim satnrday of each week. H. C. Hubbard will give a ten per cent discount on all cash purchases made at his drug store. TliOe -a! ' 'ng M'reen tlooran l window.- - uld call on K. B. Vunk, wbo will put them :n com plete on short notice. Shop on corner ol Seconal and Ferry streets I have just received a large in voice of lace curtains, ranging in price from $1 to rr rmir. :rim, curtain net. etc .'-- of curtain jaolet and l'!ii oini er- nj. Samuel E. Young. Tickets to Europe San Fa-anc.iaco Spokane Falls, Pendleton, Bn-cer Citv, The Italics, and all points in tha' United States and Canada for sale at the C 11 ion ticket office. C. G. Raw lings city ticket agent. Broadalbin st. New emnroiilcnes. Itouncing, lace flouncing in cotton and silk, black and cream. Lacea in imita tion point, aNo new designs m black and white lace, including Vandyck and Eiffel Tower. New nrchings. Samuel E. Young. I pa, THE SCIENTIFIC SPECIALIST, Guarantees a successful treatment in diseases of women and all pri vate diseases. Over fifty cases of catarrh cured since Jan. 1st in this city and no failure heard from. I tozens of ladies cured of diseases peculiar to their sex and not one unsuccessful. $500 will be paid to any one he treats unsuccessfully after he had agreed to cure them. Consultation is free and you can freely call upon the Dr." Every thing is strictly confidential and private. He prepares his own medicines and you do not have to go to a drug store to have your prescriptions filled. His office is to arranged that one patient does see another. He is not here for a few davs but has permanently located and will stay. His prices correspond with the nature of the disease and the deserving poor treated free. Patients out of the city can lie treated by correspond ence unless acute diseases. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8. The Dr. can refer to any bank in Mbany or the Pacific Coast as to his reliability and to the Oregon State Medical Society as to his standing in the medical profession. For Sale. M. E. church building corner 3rd and Ellsworth streets. Private bids received by S, E. Meminger up to 7 e m May 19th ISM. Secure your railroad, steamship and sleeping car tickets to all points North, South and East via the Union Pacific railway, and save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. DR. W. C. NEGUS. Graduate if the Royal College of London, England, also of the Kolle vue Mlicl College. The Dr. haa spent a lifetime of study and practice ami waken a spe cialty of clirouic diseases, remove cancers, n:rofclaeialarcen:eiit,!niiu r md wens, with-nit pain air th" knife. He alau makex a ri''U'lt of treat meut with tl crrtci. v Has praetit ed in tlie ;. rn.;u Krun t- n.l Kt.irlish hospitals. I 'alls proi.t(j'!) aiceiied day or mgnt. Hi i.e t'u "UOOD WILL 'JO ALL." WrOttice an t r-ide. . Ferrj utreet, between Thirl -n 1 '-Vmh1;!-.. ART STUDIO,- Star Bakery ! Mrs. Dr. Pattern, Blumberg's block. Lessons given in drawing, painting and music. Pictures for sale or painted to order. tallfor- The only gur cold in the lies cutarrhal deafr store tbe sense breath, resultir and pleasant t and a cure i w gUts. Send ft. Medical Coinp months' treat mail. $1 10, f Mason, la Cal-K- arc. anteed curs for cata rr . bay fevor, rose col d ss and eore eyes. K e ;f taste aud ucpleasair : from catarrh. Ess ise. Follow direction -ranted, by all drug .ircular to Abictin f, Oroville, Cd. frix aat for $1; sent by - pale by Fotbay & .A KL'l.L bTOCK OP Stap'e Groceries Crockery, Glassware, Th ht QtiAlitv of tu, coffera, randie. Dull, ttr. FRESH BAKf ';.,,. EVERY DAY. AtthiaoM relU bjaMrih sio to be found ay .,lete a- -aortiun-.t of t . famil irrocerit . to wr r . coiulapilv : g added all th 4fcaMODabR ' -of'- Kud pro- rUir , auch aa Cranberrii . Hne Pick lei, L:':e 'Be"i Chi, f. ; toon .1. luudiea ana utt. Eastern Buckwheat flour. Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These fOtidit were all bo'jirbt when pa:ra were low and the benefit ol ti e anargio will be Ifhfti to hi customer. Remember arte place, at the aid eotner on Faretaaid BroaloJbin St. Conrad Jlyer, Use elegant lotion for sunburn RED GROWN MILLS aOM, LASlllaS S CO., Prop, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for Family and Baker'a use) Best Sioraoe Facilities. tt&'HIgheat cash prire paid for wheats &LBANY OREGON Taalrnriur aad Balldi r. ntHE CNUKRSIUNED HAVING LOCATED X. In Alhaojr k licit patroaiacc faoui i-ttjr and countrj. Will cot. tract to t uild bridcea, bam, and all Danner of dw. Iling; houkea. inc'ndiogr Vueen Anne, Eastlake and tllia bethian eti lee of bulldinfi. Will faaaniab plana, andap, eileatloaa tree of rkartea, rati faction auaraaa W. o. OAaaEb. CCURACY. KEATNESb. W. A. KIMSEY, The only complete pet of Abstract Books and Maps in Linn County OFFICE IS TH arOt ltT HOI SE. "Business entrustei. to my care will receive prompt and care ful attention. Farmers Attfntion Iht y ou want to buy a Binder, Kntrin-. Throi:--. M-vver or other macbiutrj t li 1 v.r : LL O U "V --a r it n SB CT3 o GO A Steaa'boat Lo&& of F&rm Mekvcliiaery justrociivoi for tlio teaso a ox 2290. AT STEWART & SOX Gall and St ! ot What You Want. SPECIAL SPRING NOUNCEMENT NLy Stock is now complete; embracing all the latest novel ties in Dress Goods both in WOOL AND WASH FABRiCS. Ws are Sole Atrents tor the liilt'M 10 lUE MEN LADIES ! Wa; make a specialty Ladies' liuilwiti Kacaraloai Salane Tn-K.rrun. PorSal. 40 acres of suburban property. A great bargain. Also a god restaurant in a arrowing citv. We Tb Hascond KeRiment band and have some bargains in city and av uuxe number of the citiaens of countv propertv. Inquire of Saim will meet the Albany ex- Guiss'Jk Hedrick. carsioniata at the wharf and bid ; ... them welcome to the city. L'm tjlegant Ution for taa. Inelpleat Blaia. -1 "Our Own," a genuine kid glove, I every pair warranted, at wr1 The tire alarm vesterday brought f1- Thle Kwvo 1 nve handle J out the fire department promptly. . ve Jearfl anJ ,l'ive ;,iefi many The blaze was in a Chinese laun- i 0,he" "t never have found any I lrv on quickly nominal Lyons street extinguishett. an.i was uT" , 7. ' Damage ! muel fc-Joung. price. i House slippers at . C. Searls' Go to the Monogram for cigars, oandy, nuta and fruit. tine : FIXE DRESSED CHICKENS AM) UEESi: : MUELLER & GARRET'S. : Conn & Uendrickson'a is the boss place to buy your table and pie fruit in gallon mm. In knit Kiti.i :.nd .Mulin Our prices nre the LnU FKl" and Our yoaids FREE FROM POISON. Call and litok ut our v&la.a in 'lliliiiiliil! (itlii'iK Si . . ,. IVOII. r.I T .- t ,ti.) i :;. r. in nJU THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY jv We carry a full line of tbe world renowned Broadhead Dreus Goods, whica for weer uid flmi-h an- une elJul. In embroideiie and Bouncings we have as large a stock as anv house in the s; ate. Ctdlatidvou will be cor inaed that Albany is tbe beat trading point in Oregon. gjOth pleasure to show good ResiD'y W." JET. READ