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THE MOTtNTNG HEKA LT: rWHAY. JT7ST, fi. 1800. ON SALE. Tb Daily Hekalu will be uu Ml each morning at il. J. JoneV book store, where it can be procured I i cento per copy. JOTTINOA ABli t TOWN. The Salem Democrat has ceased to exist. Buy yoar groceries at Aug. Lange'a. Oo to Aug. Lange'a for staple dry goods. Prof. H. C. Palmer ha returned fro is Portland. Leave your order fur bread at Lange's Bakery. Laage will sell you staple dry good cheaper than any one. Klein Bros, carry the largest aaaortntent of oxford ties in Albany. Klein Bros, give a pair of fasenets with every pair of ladies oxford ties. Mr. David Scott, postmaster of Fox Valley, waa in the citv ester 4ay. For all styles in rhildren shoes "go to Klein Bros, as they will nave yon money. And when you want a delicious aid drink go to C. K. Brownell's or soda. Squire Lyoua, of the thriving tews of Lyons on the O. I rail road, is in the city. Rev. H. P. Webb, formerly of this city, now of Sellwood, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. C. H. Monroe, of the Chemekete hotel, Salem, in in the nity visiting relatives. Happy is he who buys his fruits .and vegetables of C. . Brownell. Always fresh and full weight. - Brick for sale at my kiln or de livered in large or small amount. W. C. Cassell. Ihe Lebanon branch telegraph line is beiag extended to ..-odaville, the poles having been already set. A choice and complete line 01 kettled delicacies have just been added to my stock call and nee toom. C, . Brownell. ' A girl wanting' a place to lo gen eral housework will find a place y applying at once a: the remi ttance' oi W. S. Thompson. ". Ladies, when your light colored shoes get soiled go to Klein Bros, for a bottle of Russian Tar. it will wake them nice as new. The finest line of carpets iu the city,' including Brussels, two and three. ply and ingrain carpets, at very low prices at the Albany fur fiiture store. Tbos. Brink ba just receiveo a Una assortment of window shades, also the Wheeler A Wilson sewing i machine, the beat and tighte-t : rnnning machines made. . Kev. I. D. Driver, the eminent ! M. E. cborch divine, who isenthu- j siastically engaged in endowing a j hospital in Portland, passed ; through the city enterday for Cor- j vallis. . Dr. Patton, the specialist on ; temale and private diseases, in ; Blnm berg's block. Office hours' 19 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Con- mltntion free. Residence 3rd and ! Montgomery. Klegant new din ng cars, Pull-' saah palace and free family lep tag ears run through on express trains to Denver. Omaha. Councl Jnffa, Kansas City St. Louix and Chicago, via Union Pacific rail way. C. 0. Rawlingti, city ticket agent, Broadalbin street. ..First and second-class passenger fates over all the road to Chicago. SC Louis and all points East will ho restored on June 9th. Parties desiring to take advantage of the eat rates shon Id apply immediately to the Union Ticket office at the feet of Broadalbin street. C. O. Rowling, agent. appl? ml Beef Cattl. .The Oregonian says the effects oi the late severe w inter did not end with the aunshine and flowers of pring. The aupply of beef cattle tor the Northwest is still coming from California and must continue to do so till about July 1. Mr. John O'.Shea, president of the American Dressed Meat company, etatea that about twenty train loads of cattle have come in over the Southern Pacific from Califor nia within the past ten or twelve weeks. For these cattle and the frefeht on them not less than 2.r0.- mm m casn nan oeen sent out oi Oregon and Washington. Mr. O'Shes recently made a trip to t ie Inland Empire in search of beef r. ' , I I . - cattte, out tounu mere were none in good enough condition for this market yet. As long .ib good beet can be obtained from ( 'alifornia it ie no nse to put poor Oregon cattle en the market, but as soon as the Oregon cattle are in good condition the importation of California cattle will he stopped. LUala FeilkV Lava Party. d very pleasant l.ttte foiMt ltiwo jrjy w j,v.i yettorrlay after aeon at the renido.no of William Oarrett aad Mrs. Fiel Mu.-C. r o:. EllAwirtb "trei-t. l.eing given ii. honor of Mi"a Elsio (iarrett. a li tie maid of four summers. There were twenty little ?.rl pn id. ah attired tea-gown-i. eo-tiain. An e'egant lunch ' f iee . re.un a ! gtrawlerrien was rvad under r;n a ilting on the lawn. Mr. Craw furij. the photoraphor. vcdn prcAeat and Made a picnu' o the happy jjroup. Following a..- t!.e little girle present: Matt-e Hearst. A-i' Lunuing. rn Duh; m.le, f ot! Keichum, Halt Seal. K.itie Lta, Ivy Lee, lttie laptop, I .ma . Jytn&i Nellie iils. n. Di;a tiil hett, ErniH Carter. Vera Carter, Arlene Train, Vesta Wallace. ra Pfice, Kstella Writ-inm. Ola Oaigftt, Edna O'Connor. I. . Vieriek. ' A food teoond hand raala at a bargain. W.Haptoa. Hall safe Inquire of I j OinCULV VOTB OF LINN COUKTT. ! Th ratal VoU- and Majorities e Skews by the Offiatttl Crj.t. County Clerk E. t. M":ii.n;t Jui.e (eo. Humpbrev. oi thi city and J untie ,1 . W. K.iiisoti. ..( She. id. i-ilici.iilv i-aiiv,i-.el the vif ul Linn c.uufv ee! i . The result ,.u! litf.-r trotn rria' air ady non-vince'i. except an error was i und in Satinnm pr---ciift when gives K. T. T. li-dii-i. for siirvevoi, a majority oi t6. Tin demo r.ti'' major! ticket are, to say a'lle. Following m the countv i Ir.ist , form id-1 l he ;i!ficiil ! figure-': t onre-"ni'-n Mdier .L'07i- j Heiiiaini ISoij Brucd. . . . . 157 Governor Pennoynr . .2o-4f- Thoinin l'(3 Secretary .-tnic Towniciid . 2ti.' McLSri-le . ..lSly Pierce 14 Treasurer Webb 2i;i Metchan Walker . . 140 Supreme Jmigt Bonharu 21."Mi Bean . 1S3k Mipt. 1'nblic Instruction I.eKov ... 2047 McKi'rov 1837 .lory 14i State Printer ! O'Brien ... .'22'Xl Baker 1844 Prosecuting Attorney j Whitney l'd94- ! Bingham 1S3( enatorr 'AVatherford ..218' . I vers 2057 Hume 16!:: I Cunningham . . . 1633 i Hendrix 100 Bryant lf.l Representatives Shedl 2005 Hansard 1994 Henry 2039 Templeton 1771 Smith 1734 i Richards--ii 1090 Pi'ker 1ST Adani" 137 (iieason . 141 215(1 Redlield . .IGol Morris . . 127 Commissioner I RumbauM .2142 : Traek 1644 Kham 139 i k'.corier j D.ivis . . ... 2242 (wlley 1556 ; milh 13.1 i Sheriff Scoil 2247 2!o ts2' 70 ' 3"! il 359 j 25S I orifj lVail . : 1571 Junkin 113 Treasurer Curl . ' r.'3t Smith 157 Hamilton lOri Ass8sr Williams .2117 McCoy 1674 Thayer 13P -chool Superintendent Rassell 2101 rinS 44.1 Michneor 177-.' Purvevor O Conner 19' 3 Fisher 19.19 coroner Farrell 'M72 Fnrtmiller 1767 S05 D Not Mia. To be present at the entertain ment given by the pupils of the Sisters Academy. In "Wealth and Wisdom, "the principle drama in six acts, are besides amusing scenes of practical life, great sul lime ideas developed, presenting a store of pleasure to intellectual minds. The lively operetta "Rival for Sylvan Dell,'' bears the stamp of cheerfulness and gaietv whilst the overture and flourishing inter ludes exhibit the musical attain ments of the pupils. Remember that the performance take" place ' on Wedneeday June ISth begin ning at 8 p. m. in the opera houe of the city. Programmes will be distributed by the ushers. Tickets for reserved seats are sold at Mr. L. Blackman's. A KICK. I To ina Kuiii.f ot rim Hrali ,' Can vou explain why it is that ' the sidewalk leading from First ! street to the pohtoflice is allowed to be continually blocked by large . goods boxes. .Merchant!- are not allowed to l.-ave Urge boxes in I fmnt . L. I i- v .. . . . n L' i . . ":" .. . -u-i micri. ! ferry sfreef from Firt street to ! ?n'" p-torace should He kept clear. " First Appearanrp. The Amj1I.j Club will make iiM tirst public apiearai'ce next Tuex .li:y evening at the lecture given 'v Dr. Campbell in the opera hoti.ie. They will render a "elec tion at the o'-euinvr and at the close o! the lecture. A cordial in-j vita, ion is extended to ail to at-1 'end. Tne admission is free. I he ; lecture w ill be iiti able effort of a very seiioisny man. rm ttie pa' 14 yea-'h the doetor as t..i-t..r of .. i vm mrue and wealtnv c.iiiir.-li n I Mililie.iioll-. caused him ciimafe. His failing health! milder' to seek a HnBorln th 1'nbaown Drmd. The Salem Statesman savs : On Decoration day the teacher and ! H holars of Plea-ant Point gathered , and prepared a large quantify of j wild flowers and marched to' the i lonely grave of the unknown man ' iouiki in . iiu creeK n fchort tiuift ago, and after depositing the flow ers on the grave, the- pang the appropriate hymn, "We Shall Know Each Other Better. "Knrelr ' this act is worthy of praise. Ktiik-Iic1 I'reaehlni:. Elder J. Bowersox will nreach ! in lhanv f Va Vurl .iiii1iiv tKlu. ii ,i. ' ' u..: '. ui'Jiiiu in .. o iui iv .i. ... i.n.ll)( been refused his own church house he will hold servicos in the M, E. Church South. All are invited. PBKOINCT OFFICBFB. Lis. Vafjt Jodtml ti.e BU. 34 Etms. The follow ing ure the Justices of ihe Peace and Constables -.uious precinct' for the !i gul term : Albany: Justice, Humphrey. Constable . P.urkhart. Kest Albany: Justice, Warner, (.'ons'table, FrBnk for the ensuing orge C. i. W. H. Camp- bell. West Albanv : Wvatt, Constable, .lustice. J. R Burk W hart. Lebanon : .lust ice, S. O. Wallace Constable..'. . Uobkins. Scio: Justice, Win. Cyrus. Con stable, tie between James K. Bil yeu and (i. W. llnnsaker. Franklin Butte: Justice, John Curl, Constable, Lee Bilyeu. Santiam: Justice. A. Savage. (V.nstable, i. W. Bradley. Fox Valley: Justice, Henry Lyons, Constable, Willis Potter. Rock Creek: Justice, W. J. Wiggs, Constable, K. L. Shepbard. Svracuse: Justice, J. T. Jones, Constable, Geo. Conner. Orleans: Justice. W. H. Craw i ford, Constable. David Shearer, i Peoria: Justice, B. F. Zeicler, I Constable, J. (iarrett. Shedd : Justice, J. W. Kllison. i Constable, W. W. Yautis. Halsey: Justice, VV. J. Stewart : Constable, Thomas Morgan. Harnsbnig : Justice, Levi Doug las. Constable Adolph Senders. Tangent: Justice A. Barnes. Constable,.!. M. Beard. Brownsville: Justice, K. I). Johnson. Constable E. D. Van : llagen. Crawfordsville : Justice. Robert ilas, Constable, H. H. Scott. Brush Creek: Justice. J. H. Kdwards, Constable. J. S. Hamil ton. Waterloou Justice VV. A '; 1 ileason. Constable, N. Huddleson Sweet Home: Justice, R. C Watkins, Constable. S. W. Hear-, ing. Center and Liberty elected no 4recinct officers. (OONTT COURT PROCEEDINOs ('niiuued matter ot bill of Y A Yost $15; bill of II Harris 2''.4'. : E C Jackson $19.5'.'; Hamilton A Andrews n. Application of J A Ziuiinerman and others for county road, granted and S W Dawson, , W Deyoe and G W Simpson a pp. 'inttl viewers. and fees allowed Application .if others for count v Amos Bryan and road and viewers fees allowed j Contract for keeping county poor was awarde.l to Dani.l Hart at $2.45 per week. In matter of repairing bridges across the Calanooia atCrawfords- I villi and between Crawfordsvilii' anil Sweet Home: contract l.-l to H W Taylor at $4 ;5. The following bills were allowed j Albany Electric Light Co $ 27 5'i C D Montague aid Kelts fam- ! ily 15 00 i !" '"'ass, aid to poor 10 00 J c . ivis county poor HH 40 ( i W Mitith work on jail 22 37 John maiIuion, fees 59 t4 John Sinallmon 7 45 Richards S: I'hiKips, ballot boxes . . 24 25 II Farwell, salary Ki 33 E C Jackson, lumber 6 00 I r pins. ii Wo VV VV Crawford " 2 14 Max Friendly, " 1H un Leedv & Sandner " 77 95 i W Wheeler, " 4 48 John Hofl'man, fees 10 50 Hamilton Andrews, aid to poor 10 00 V. E Montague, fees 9rt 10 Matter of John Carroll, in sane 14 00 Matter : E J Dickens, in sane 14 00 E T T Fisher, surveyor 40 50 L M Curl, ex-teachers 18 00 F M Mitchell. " Hi 50 W C Powell. " 13 50 L M Curl, salary and post age ." 51 50 John Usher, janitor 3 (10 Janus Fitzwater, keeping Fitzwater 8 00 I'aisleviV Fish, printing 10 25 H B Mover, lumber 54 10 'i F Crawford, aid Mrs. Roberts H 00 Ladies Aid Society aid Long faniilv " 10 tXJ O P Coshow , aid Hale finl v 10 00 C Coolev aid Mrs Clark' rt 00 D R N Blackburn 100 00 I The O.M F.'lliMvt. The Albany lodge. J. O. O. F.. are in a prep' roils and thriving condition, and have just rr-tit ted and refurrished their mill in a siimntnnii". manner ind Imvc ns I l,.ii.i.i.-,rau i..iii .. :n i.A iioiiunjiiic Olio :- 11. I lit? state. They .-all themselves odd. 'it th. ir oildness eonists in ele vating and relievinL' humanity. All honor to m h oddne. Their otliceis for the etisuitii; teiiu un J. D .4uiaa. N. li.; W.C. Sears. V. C. G. Rawlinj-,. R. S. : J. .radwo'd, Trea-i. Funeral Serrlre. V funeral cortege came to the " 'l Jsieraay ' ' "'; Keaon "" u' "4 . I ..nu. .f ... ..,. I.i,.... ...... . ; ........ ...... ...e . - " 'J a '",,nm" g'iueiu. n uaiiieii t lanier. who nan aieu at the residence of his son on the ab ive named place the day before, at the age of 73 years. Rev. I. H. Fisher conducted the service. K. of V OrMrark. K. o: J-. Albanv I.'. ul ce o. J . i-ltri It'll t he folio win otfieers lust niirht: W. A. M.Clain, C. C; Walter Parker. V. C; (i. W. Wright. Pre-lau-: H. nrv Clark, M. A. New emnroirlenes, flouncing, laco flouncing in cotton and silk, black and cram. Lace in imita tion point, also nw det-igtifi m V' , " l. "icinaing . .- and Eiffel Tower. Sow 'Wmgs. Samuel V.. Voting. Remember that Klein Bros, sew up all rips on boots and shoes bought of thsm, for nothing. IHE NEXT LEGISLATURE. I The Mei Who Will Wall Csnp" Oregoi't , Legislative Bodi . , As near as can be ascertained from the returns now in me nei t ' I ... f ..Ill utnn.t a legislature oi v-irfioii inoioi.v. wo tollows : Republicans in Roman; demo in italics; names of penators mark ed with an are hold-overs. hES.VTU. linker and Malheur M. Dodson. Benton C. B. Crosno. Clackamas K. L. East ham. C'lackanias and Marion Harvey K. Cross. Clatsoj) C. W, Fulton. Columbia, Washington and Tillamook F. A. Moore. Coos, Curry and Josephine Walter Sinclair. Crook, Lake and Klamath C. .1. Cwjwll. Douglas J. C. Fullerton. (iiniui.i : rul A iisio Clms. Hil ton. Grant, Harney and Morrow George W. McHaley. Jackson Theo. Cameron. Lane "S. B. Eakin, jr., R Vratch Linn. K n'athtrj'ur-1. Myrs Marion Kiln a rd Hirscu, A Jfff B. Looney. Multnoi.ali J. C. Cat..u, 'Joseph Simpson, Donald Muck iv J. K. Wiiit. P. I.. Willi. Polk K. T. Hatch. Umatilla-- i . K Ju'.-X. Umutilla :n ! Union--. Half,. Union and Wallowa- .1. Norval. Wasco Miei.i'..- Welkin. Washingt'.n l'homas T. Yamhill -i'. P. Gates. Ill l'Kl.M.. i iivv..-. I'.aki i Ihiiily B. nioii--C.K. V.Kiie, M.T. 'ia.'kaiuas Peter Pau'ii't. . V. -lair. F.. M. Hiii-tuian, J. M. Tacy. Clatsop- J. V. Wi ii h, John Fox t 'oluinlna .ludsoi. We d. Coos J. It. UarlirUl. Coos and Curry M. Stylin. Crook 7". J, ai'iihnmm. Douglas J. W. Blundell. A. W. I Reed. VV, H. lA-eper. Gilliam If. J. Mulhy. I Grant and Harnev VV W. Caldwell. Jackson .. . St-u-iri. Furry, t'onnvi Wniw S-imwl Josephine H. B. Miller. Klamath and Lake A. Snider. Lane Jasner Wilkius. .. liilvn. K. P. Col'iitti, Vli'if', yont lis' and iM.y s' cloth- Ijnn V. J. Sti'tltl. '' .. and furnishing gomls at (i. W. Jtr. . F. Ilntry. ; Simpson's. Malheur Thomas B. I.iltig. ' i ; t.H i. VV. Kjni, ,. f..rin Maiioi. -l.r.tieer.VV H. Holmes , j.mt Presses. r..b. n. cloaks IhskIs, .1. A. K.tk. r. William Arm- ....... i .i... ... ! 'a,,H 1 " - ru hi., uoiui .mii iu. f...I.... . "j. Multnomah J. 11. Hail, J. I Montgomery ... Reed, W. E. 'I human, p. E. Morey, . L. Story j U. II. 'ieuc-dor-.r, . I . Botkin, F. Stewart. i J Polk A. L iint.'T, t. W. A yrn. Mc- D. Kit- Sh -rin iii nod Wshco E. O Coy. I.:. . lol n-t n. Tillatnook and Yauihiii V. Stillwell. I'mjtilla- 5 nkhfti. J I. lain, i. M. Hamiiif. Union Chas. (ioodnough, J. Wright. Wallowa--A. W. (iowan. Wasiiington J. C. Moore, S. Durham, VV. N. Barrett. Yamhill S. V . Lamson. S. Manning. A Senate Republicans, 21 ; demo crats, 7 ; doubtful, 2. House Republicans. 39; demo crats. 10 ; doubtful, 2. Ticket to College E.ltrrtalnment. Tickets for the college entertain ment to be given next Monday evening, the 9th inst., at the opera house, are now on sale at Black man' drus: store. Reserved ea's, 50 cents ; adtuiss'on to the gallery, 25 cents. Don't fail to attend. Mrs. Pollock 'f. training in elocu tionary work his been remarkably ttuccessiul. Come all. t'ompany K." The excursion of our popular militia company to Salem was a success in all respects. The steamer was loaded to the fullest limit and tickets were at a pre mium ioivj before the boat started. A most enjoyable time was ppent. The excursionists arrived at home at 9:30 t. m. TANGKNTNOTES. J.J. Beard is also buil.linu new barn. F.So. Main fnun Newisut visiting in Taiiirent. J. B. Morgan is building a huge addition to his barn. John Fagan an old resident of this place is gone back to his old native home Dublin Ireland. The public school at this place is prospering line under the man agement of Miss Minnie McFar land. ! Rev. Howard has a brother visiting him from Amity. Yamhill county also his son is visiting hiui from Weston. Mr. Turner's team, eiono'ed in i i . . ; rieddlimr he..f al.iia at il tii 1 1 1. p loose, was frightened bv a special ! ireigiit train ami ran awav d j nioiisinng tne nack, anil tunning , 0vei Mr. Scott's little irirl bruising i t ... I tier up considerably. The baket social ttiven bv the Grangers was a success. The hall i was crowded and much merriment ; was caused over the sale of the uasKets. .liss .iaua ueard tooa j ;md Mr. J. E. Jenks and Mr. R. K. I Michcner. the nie as the hon.liest ! gentlemen in the room. Thev 1 took in $28. m RRIED. j M M M hd-GILBEHT At deuce of Prof. itiiOcrt in the rtsi- i th' chv ! June 4th, 1S0. by R.-V. II. P. Wtlib, Archh; M. Haiumcr nnd Mi.-s Francep fiilbi rt, .ill of this citv. i'lie bride is the accomplished daughter of Prof. J. L. Gilbert, and the Kroom is one of Albany's popular ; yourg tuen. Thf y were tuerecipient of ht urty curitfriitalalioDs from hoal j of )rieud. KIMW'.SM NOTKI'M. Corsets! Corsets! Corbet! Hosiery! Hosiery! Ho-iery At the Ladies' Un'aar. tien'leinen's tin shoes t K Searls'. C. My fmit jars have arrived C. E. Brownell. Some new designs iu sattcens at E. C. Searls. ' hvgon Htrawlerries & Blackburn'. at Spencer Paisley & Fist, do the printin Tt v them. cheapest The celebrated Quaker Citv ehirt at E. C. Searls. Ludlow ' $3 shoes for ladies and misses at F. C. Searls. Wallace Baldwin returned Sun day evening irom Salem. Drink ice cold soda at C. E. Brownell 's and be happy. Oon't fail to rend over Mueller & Garrett's luw i-oppiy adv. Fine black silk handkerchiefs and neckties at E. C. searls'. The celebrated Quaker City white shirt at E. C. Searls. Finest line ot eent's neckties in the city at E C. Searls. i Klein Bros, make custom work and repairing a specially, j Warranted garden hose at j Matthews Washburn's. Ice cream and lemonade served very day at Goctz's restaurant. Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all sizes and widths at E. C. Searls. For a good hair brush or comb go to Hubbard's new drug store. Bargains in corsets at E. C. Searls Friday and Saturday only. Why sutler with headache when , liiMiaril's capsules will cure you. !;ristles in your mouth, not if you buy your tooth brushes at i lui'hard'H. -V.w is the time to use perfume, for something nice call on Hub bard. ' A nice lot of bath brushes,' towels, soaps ami sponges at Hub-' bard's. Smoke the Lela, finest nickel ! cigar in the city. at Hubbard's drug , store. ! I'.-.' Ki-g- l.')il'l;oi bitten- for! . i)iniii'iirni. ily-.i p-ia anil hI kiiidn d j ili-riiscs. H..-sl" ..Mh iikI . arc fur sain t. a!l 1 ! vi'ry vh.-r.-. family .idini: rrmedien ! drugclfcla i a. i i Ivntj.'mDi .1 Cil i have . liri? g t. r, hoeti s- j i'i dot. Klein Broi-. Orders for fruit jars and Oerries Iff now will be tilled st anv time at Po.m11 i: l o Leave your orders early lor a tine d ssedcl i k; n at Powell .i Co.'s a:.d avoid iLi insii. , All kinds of canned ftuits. veget- ' atiles and meats new nnd frAsh at . S lelif-r A l...lvkblii o'-. New satteens, gingham's cham bra's and other wafch goods just i received at G. W. Simpson's. Conn & 11 end ri-jk sin's N the" b'e-s place to ouv your table and! pie frut in gallon CHP. All Boots and shoes bought of . Svlein Bros. th:.t rip or run over1 will Ih repaired free of charge. j Smoke tht celebrated Havana i tilled 0-cent igirs, u.anufactured , at Julius Jo.s .li s cigar factory. Fresh straw berries every morn-; ing, oranges, lemons, bananas, ; fruits of all kinds at Powell xC.'s. t Klein Bros, carry the largest, best and latest style of boots and i shoes in Linn co. and prices the 1 lowest. New potatoes, onions, lettuce, I cabbage, cauliflower, radishes.! ' vegetables of all kinds at Powell j ! & Co.'s. j Bargains eery dey in the week; Int. Mil' it turd '. new .f i ll, t-torA anil ' s.n extra ten otf on Saturdays and Mondavs. Our slock of staple and fancy I groceries is all nice and fresh and ! if the '.est qualify. Spencer &! Kldi'kbuni. 11 nisehold goMli for sa at' Hubbard s drug store. Caii and see them. They are as eood as new: have been in n '" than a a year. ! On Monday and Saturday of is ea... wr- '. IL C. Hubbard will' I aivA a t!i ' r nt ' ''oiint oo m '; cash purcliases made at his drug ! store. Those w inning screen door and i windows should call on R. B. i Vuuk, who will put them iu com plete on -1 ' t n it ice. Shop oh j corner of coiid atal t erry streets j Tickets to Europe San Francisco Spokane Falls, Pendleton, Baker City, The Dalles, and all points in the United States and Canada for sale at the Union ticket office. C. li. Rawlings city ticket recent. Hp iu' la It un st. Fl N F DRKSSED CHICKENS AND UEHSF. MUK1.I.F.R A i.VRRFT'S. O-ir Ow n," a g.u.uine kid glove. I everv t.air watrHfi''d. at l.f0 ihi- .air. Tiiis glove I have bundle 1 , nvc ea " l v" lr.K" Y I i & .... ... . . . . i others, but never have found anv equal to them tot the price. Samuel E. Young. i have j tist received a large in- voice ol lace curtains, ranging m price from $1 to ! per pair, scrim, curtain net, etc. Also a line of curtain oles and furniture cover ng. .amuel E. Young. While we run largely to special ties our stock is always full of choice goods in our line. Spencer fc Blackburn. it paim THE SCIENTIFIC SPECIALIST, j Guarantees a successful treatment j in diseases of women and all pri- ' vate diseases. Over fifty cases of ! catarrh cured since Jan. 1st in this city and no lailure heard from. I ozens 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 then!. 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 so arranged that one patient does see another. He is not here for a few days but has permanently located and will stay, il is prices correspond with the nature of the disease and the deserving poor treated free. Patients out of the city can be 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 lbany or the Pacific Coast aH to his reliability and to the Oregon State Medical Society as to his standing in the medh-al profession. For Sale. VI. E. church building corner 3rd and Ellsworth streets. Private bids received by S, E. Memingi-r up to 7 p m Mav 10th IH90. 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. Farmers Attfntion Do von want to buv a Binder. 2S 'im IL Jl Bteamtoat Lead of Farm MacMaeiy just reciivei fox tlia'Beasoa o: 1333. STEWART & SOX Gail and K ! ot What You Want. SPECIAL SPRING N" O TJ IST C E M! E IN" T A. JVIy Stock is now comple te; embracing all the latest novel ties in Dress Goods both in JOOL AND V ASH i. r LADIES In Kim Rih't'tc do- r-r;cei ure the Hill ii .iin l.i'WFS'i and our :. THE BEST W e ll.lll.tr H HJ.U.-llIt "1 I t ' I Ladies NM t We carry a full line of the world renowned Broadhead Dress Goods, which lor wepr mid fiinish are unev ellcd. Iu embroiduries aud flouncings we have as large a stock as anv hous in the state C.ol a id yoc will be coi yincad that Albany is the best trading point in Oregon. ttK pleasure to show gsxls. iResT'v NEGUS, t.raduate f the Royi College of London, KnsUnd, also of th Belle- vue Medical Colleg. The Dr ha ieni lifetime of Uudy ami practice ;,mt iui.kee a sjxv .ialfy of chrotdo di-.i. r. n.ox. saucers, r'lfclaetiiar.i :n. i.ts,rnni..r ind wens, witu .-it pa:" oi 'in- knif. He lo in..;..'- a -i .-uh ! ii .at- llCllt. Wttl) fl. I : - ii'ii'-tii wi .n the Gvui.sti I v. n t l.j.ylr.h DUSpltHH. I .ill p! M ttrii ..'i 4ay or niti.'. "GOOD r()!fiee nr Ootweeu rii i H'iii I'oii U ILL If ALL." I ...I . W'.r i. .A fVLi. irv. K .r . rftap 1 e O roce nes n...l ih mm, The bmt ouu, ilt. quality of teas. coflew, candlea, ..EVERY FHESH BAIv r"T ;ay. At thin old re!i found a c- lt a gruevrif in wr H'fri to be lainil) t aided nd pro- -ortu.e.,t oi 1 contaitlv all ta- .uonat..t viHir s Urh a ranberri. . :ne Pichlt , . . ' Be' . v y Ui.uttJ anu . to or, .Uti. T" jL tastern Buckwheat rivur. Vanned Goods of All Kinds Bohemian Glassware, Etc, Theae tfO'is were all tK.ur'nt when pi;-' ifiven to bia customem. Remember the place," at trw old :,i.T on Kirat and Broalalbin SU. Conrad Myer. Kflirltle. '1 lue. f , M , fir DR. W. C. Star Bakery zjS1" Aarato for tu Ssies;.t(i FREE FROM POISON. HOSIERY. ART STUDIO. ; Dr Patton, III urn berg's : Lessons given in drawing, pa;ntlnK amj music. Picture for Qf .intei l( ora,.r. J J t alitor la ': ure. The only iruf aiiteedcuruforcHtarr ! cold in the he hav ft-var, rot-e told . cHtarrtnU dcilr a no si-re e es Ke ;f tateajd unpit iiFun from cutsi rli. E? t VoH...v Hri.ftioU raiiUd ty all drug .ircular to Atuclin y, Oroville. C .1 Mx nt for fl; sent ty aide t v Fosbay & iore mr urujr breath, reeultii and ptesnpt t aud a cure is fists. Send ft Medical Couip. months' treat mail. 1 10. J- I Maon. l I Use elegant lotion for sunburn 1 RED (JKOWiN MILLS laOM, LAMC A ., Propa, NEW PROCESS FLOUR (Superior for Family and Biker's uw) Best Sioraae Facilities. (-9"Uirbeot th ALBANY pne-e )aiii for htt"Ea O It EG OS onlmrlor afl liulllrr. nwE vsvEHamstu havi.no uicatei J. in Albany licitn intiii.k.- tiou. ci'y and country'. Will coi.lracl tn tuild brni'trM, barns, and all manner of tlw. :iu huee inc'udinif Oueeu Annr, Lai;akc ai.U bliLa betbian etvle of buildiiiy.. ft .11 fU'Uiah plana. andspcificati-na trt-t of haru-. Satia faction (uarantev' .(i. A.vvi.L crtRiiv. NEATNKSb. w. KDISKY, The onlv complete ."et oi Ahr-tract I Books ani' Map in Linn Com.tv orr- r - JBusiness entrus'e'. to mv care wij Iwej ve prompt and cart- ful attention. wcT ur otber macbintry r .-r . I ' FABRICS. to thf: Call i'd I. ok a ' v 1 1 . - in Fliiiililiiir hav. e iroti . re- I- wvt pr I! ill VALLEY XT
