Morning daily herald., June 10, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

rni MDnrrxG nmu): TtrEsnAV. jtkk io. isoo.
ON SALE.
The Daily Hkuald wili be u' emmet :.!&; e,;u-i.-lt
each morning at H. J. Jones' i Ai--s.-.i leg v.u
look etore.whare itcan bo prtx'ttrel 10 ae than .r iii.i . Liu-e t
at & cnte-per cop v. " uiuu-iii ut.i-m e
.aaaaaaj aaaaaa aaaaaiaaaaa mmm I V!i C W-lc heio tit : lie l r.l il-.C-
lorrinae aboi r town.
McKanlass Friday evening;.
Go to Aug. Lance's for staple
try goods.
Geo. Humphrey went to 1'ort
tand yesterday.
Geo. Keeney returned yeste'day
from Halsey. j
Fruit cant ami wax at .Vuth.-ww
A Washburn's.
Leave your order fur bread at
Lauge's Bakery.
Regular meeting of the city
council this evening.
L. H. Montanye went to Salem
yesterday to attend court.
Adjustable window screens at
Matthew A Washburn's.
Tin and plumbing work 'lone at
Matthews A WaRhburnV.
Kerosene and gasoline stoves at
Matthews A WashhnrnV.
Garden hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matthews A Washburn's.
Lange will sell yon staple dry
goods cheaper than any one.
Fresh Yaquina oyster served
every day at McGhec's restaurant.
And when you want a delicious
cold driuk go" to C. K. Browuell's
. fr soda.
A. Wheeler the rustling luuiU'r
man of Springfield, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Anna Ingram ret in tied yes
terday from an extended visit in
Chehalis, Wn.
Mrs. Dr. W. 11. Pavis returned
yesterday from a visit with her pa
rents at Harrisburg.
Judge Strahan but yesterday lor
1'endleton wlier- the sup cm
court will convene thi- week.
Happy is he who buys hi fruit"
and vegetables of C. K. r.rownell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Brie for sale at mv kiln or de
livered in law or sm.dl amount-'.
W. C. t.'ASShLI..
J. L. Fuller, wife and little pill,
insurance manager, went from
Harrisburg to Portland yesterday.
A few pound oi 1v.mey'a choice
dairy butter left this eck. Call
early. Spencer .v l'.la.-kburn.
agent.
Do not fail to attend the McKan
laes Minstrels performance Friday
evening. The band will parade
at 7 :30. !
Martin Doud and iamtiy. ol
Pennsylvania, are in the city, the
guests of Mr. iK'Uil's i-tr. Mr".
W. C. Negus.
Julius tiradwohl ha made ar
rangements to irive away a no Id
watch. His customer" re invited
u call and stn- it.
D. !. Busy of Harrisburg left
yesterday for a two weeks visit to
Colfax, going by the way of Port
land and Tacoma.
A choice and complete line of
bottled delicasics have jii"t been
added to mv stock call and see
them. C, E. Brownell.
The case of William Page, in
dieted for the killing; of Mill i'.rown
at Burns, Harney county, wag dis
missed at the recent term of iinr
t here.
A base ball ground has l.-een
laid out on the square in iront of
the court house and wane mt u
games are promised in tiie near
future.
Mrs. Dyer, who lias hern visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Aggie
Jones, for seveial days pant, will
leave this morning for b-r home
in Victoria, B. t,.
Mueller A liancti. the enter
prising grocers, received yesterday
a lot of tine raspUrrries. the lir-t
of the season. Call early and
leave your order.
Geo. P.ennett, of I'linois. has j
located in Harrisbnrg and w ill go
into business with his brother,
John Bennett in the potothV
ftore at that" place.
Venison. cornel Kiel, ci ipp-.il
IxH-f. and a ue a lo, of Mill cra n
California cheese, jus. the thing
for lunch thee narin d iyi. t'all
on Spencer A Biacktiurn.
Thos. Brink l-as just ri--ive. j Ihere will le no change in the ar
luie assortment oi window siia.le-, I rival and Ieparture of trains at
also the Whewler .t Wi,s..!i -e mg I Portland, but the overland w ill
machine, th ties' an'! iight-- t j leave san Francisco at 7 o'clock in
running tnaehir.-H inn. I". i the evening, arriving thereat 7:4.")
Matthews A Wailiburn continue ! A- M- . The overland will continue
to Dush business ami avincc that
by a bran new ad., iu another j
column. 'Their indicaiion may -not
be handsome but li is ..-'
aiderably striking.
John Dierenger. having sold bis
meat market to shultz ISros.. de
sires to extend his thanks to the
public for their ilsjial patronage
and lie-pcaks for the new tirm a
continuance oi the same.
Tho-e having property to sell
cheap will do well by placing 'ii
with S X. Steele, ical estate le il
er, as he has connection in Port
land, whe-'eby he will be able to
catcli investors irom the east.
The Masonic grand lodge ! Ore
Hon will convene in Portland W ed
nesday, and the grand cimpter t. -lav.
The delegate- from this citv
arcT. L. Wallace. D. V. s. KLj,t.
F. E. Allen. D. P. Mason. Geo. E.
Chamberlain and Ans Marshall.
L. li. Montenh, Dr. W. H.Davis,
and C G. I'.mkh.ut iil go to
Salem this morning as witnesses
in the damage suit oro.ight by the
widow Ot Jack Mtllei. the South
er ; Pacitic engineer, who was
k'!'d by the wrei-king of tiie oxer-
laud train near tiiia i-ity,
summer.
Wg have oar nex spring stock of
kid glove, and the best value ever
bw In AJtawy 3t W. F. ttw .
Bemember that Klein Uros. sew
up all rips on loots and shoes
right et then, fer jawthia.
ALBANY COI.LEuE COMMENT KM EST.
It Unlergr..da.-tes' Exorcjits
Optra H',i Lt Et ni-
the el ai mi t 1 1 J U'-iiveted "V lleV.
lr '.ii.p :'u. i,f A-i tn. i. i,S'
lifl v. I - .hi j iijrr - to l.e 11'. j
people l.t Mie - i H f i .
l.a-' nig the liml'-t' a'bia'."'
i hiei i'Hnn.eiii '-n'-n ( th-
) l l IioUmi . 1 lie : itJ ! ''e-
iifi.if .t- tin- , re ri:;i::-ii '-t
T ii M,M..'''- jut.i'i' " . o
l'a' '-h .nd ue IW . ir, 1, t'.l
I.. Mi-. . - 1'wl T ! . ii'-r-t
uhiuetU m a i!tfX -li ve--, toe
pupil-ttoptlli .iig liiirm-eive- vit!i
hoiior and r' tl-ctin' much t-.edi'
Up r.'ie f.iCU.ty ol tue oi!-ge, ttui
l -ieeially -Mrs. PolloCii li iilei
the eiit Ttain.neiU in charge.
Following was the prog' d;n:ne :
1' ntuiu--uiai s,,ii, iei i
Kel.s," .M-nin-: Ai,eii.
fh.- Tyr-s Kdarl U o lget. cap
tain A Kosy Cr-wii mroi.i Ki-:u-t
ion Cla.-r.
leu .u Bovs Primal ie.
K.veiiing at th Farm AlHoi
K'-uti-jn t'la-s.
Tlie Sparrow's Nes's Primaries.
Iflstl iliuental solo " Isile-id-
rio," KvaCoauu.
Paradise and the I'm Ar-anged
"V Mrs. . . Poll-u k Ke.-it.Vive,
Maine Johnson.
Peii Lora Fani e.
ine Angel Velio Irving.
IVdeaux "Fallen Patriot,"
l.'.irlt-jii S,".x Peri;n C.ii.ipieror'.
i'Mgar lUodgelt.
Tableaux 'The Lover," Curie
toti ox "The Maiden." Winona
liviiuv
I'iole.iu "1'he Child," .U'nie
-tewait lilt- Itepenlent Sinner'
I'M tar BlMgft.
Kuth and Naomi Mildred Kur-n-sier
and I Jose Trumbull.
Mia lo Aiir .r.t ITu. utioii 1
!
w
liistruniental ni
va t oaan. I
r i... ii. .1 v- t . '
, .'in. .nit-it. -.ji .i . a i ii e it 1 1 l .l tlll i
... '
i an I lorn.
, i .. .
p cta'ulur Diama - .oiii-.i
--ttMi' '
'.' i . , , ... . , ,
'raith Kiitfar Blo.lii-.ft.
scien.
Kowen.
ee Anna Yanti.. Cli.uUs
Airrn uilnre--Birdi AusImi. F.-l-
l
A ill Judd.
Manu acture L.i Dvei . KLi.,t
Irvine.
Painting -Ka st-iipson. AlU-r'
Veal.
Si-ulpture llla M-iM. I'.iiiiin
lUMimiion
Music llaimaii C' hen, I re-1
Kishei .
Lllera'ui' May 'unliili . lie.
V'aoiiurii.
Kepirion .tva H.iltimtire Ui.-o-ard
Wheeler.
I;is'i'nu--n .ii ..io llu'itiiu'
Sor.g J'i,.i. E. i.i. Loiiitrd
iennyst.n's Bulv song ltior
! I's'ntir.n Class.
fr.e selection fiom Mikado and
toe ji ia;'ilirt iiaioa. weie m
especially crijovul.ie feature, of :h
uit-itaMtnelit.
This evening Dr. t!ariipbeil will
iclivei il:e annua! addiess t the
jpera luu-e. ann on Wednenlay
UiOtning jiiie graduittng exen mcj
proper will occur.
Tim ithlMic (luii.
A meeting was held at the ar
mory last evening to arrange for
the organization of the prop c-ed
athletic club in this city. ( . II.
Irvine was elected chairman ami
Ii. L. Dorris, secretary. A list .f
about forty names was read of
those w ho had signified their de-
sire to join such an organization.
A committee consj-ti.'.g of W. J.
Monteith. Kobt. Houston and O.
II. livine wasapiMiinted .n iiei - m:i -
iiciu oigauizat ion . aim as an exe
cutive committee, to report a:
I a meeting to be held Thnrsdav
evening. 1 lie armory w ill be en
gaged as a place of meeting for the
clu , which will be permanent lv
organized wtth a good member
ship. Sontlinrn I'nrlflr Time.
Concerning the reported change
in time in the .-Hint hern Pacitir
railroad the Oregonian savs : On
June 15 the Southern Pacific will
shorten its time between here ami
san Francisco, putting in force the
old schedule of last yeai, which
i was run until the winter trouble.
.to:lruw' mr' ar W:A- - m . an I
leave at 4 p. m.
l.aiKelv 4tten1il.
The funeral oi Hon. Wm.Cvrus.
at Providence church on Saturday i
whs one of the ii in st widelv stten.l
rd funerals in the st;-te. The
ceremonies were conducted bv the
Masonic fraternity of which he
was an honor, d niemher. there
ts itig Masons in nttendenee from
all I tie surrounding lodge, includ
ing Sulem :ind thi city.
in l.lt-:i.
We ihitik the people will l,ke to
'my live oiie-pund ba.s of spleu
lid laundry soap for two bit- We
will ell at that price to-dav.
SHKNl tH X Bl A( Kill HN.
"Our o.,.- ., -ennmekid gu.v..,
eeiy fan 'v;urante,. Ht l..".n , r
p:ur. Thi. ..line I h.ne hiiiidle )
oi hv.. ye,,rs ind ,ve tried iiimv
oineis, out never h.iv.- i.,:md
.inv
".Ual to them tor th
Sjuiiie! F. Young.
pn.
, I nav- just received a large m-!
iv-'ice of lace curtains, ranging in 1
price irom to ft per pair, s.rim
..'.. il uei, eie. me (j
curtain oles m l lurnitura , over-
ng. amuel I., loung
niok tb -e!eSrated Havana
flllef ,1-cent gnts, iiatinla.-tmed
at Julins Jos n s cigar factorv.
Call and see our Russian
and Fasenett at Klein Bros.
Tar
1 xOT.ID MONEYED ItfxTITOTION
Ti. Lica Cub'j Nan. ml Bunk Begin
Buna 1 With Iucfr-.i'i (.'ipi'jl
Tiie Linn Cotiutv National Hunk
of Albanv ItT'f ii business in ti
c'ty yesterday, having 'itciwJiil
tin- business of the Linn Conntv
Hank. The capital s'ock of the
i 'istitution is ?UM).IHK. there ar
y'Vell stockholders. b are alrfo
din-' tors. as follows; .1. .. Covvjn.
.1 . M. Kal.-ton, i ;-o K. liain'ocr
liin, l. A Archibald. John Viv
f .r.i. W. 11. tioltra and W.S. Lad 1.
The directors met and eliccd
t ' if following otliccrs of the bank :
.1. L. Cowan, president : J. M. Kal
sioti. vice-president : ieo. Chain
' ei lain, cashier : O. A. Archibald,
assistant cashier.
The oTicers and stockhoNlcrsare
i tnoiig the solid men of ;he state,
und tlie bank will enjoy the con
lideuce "f the public. The otliceis
whoVhave stood at the head of the
I inirCounty Hank are well known
Mid will -onduct the business of
tiie new itistiution with the same
care and judg.'iiient that 1ms char
acterized tli.'ir management of the
old bah.
Keturn of MrKanUx.
Following is what the Spokane
t 'hroniclrt has to say of the McKan
lass minstrels who will give a
performance in this city Friday
evening next: .McKanlass ojmt
atic minstrels opened last night to
a gotsl house. We must acknow
i edge that the show is tirst class in
I everv respi-ct. and the jokes and
songs are all new and fresh.
McKanlass is a great cointnedian.
t -jo.il singer and a graceful dan
ger, and his violin and banjo play
ing is phenomenal. Master Willie
is a little wonder, and with his
little sister thev make the greatest
i little team that ever appeared in
Spokane, they are the most fin
ished children performers we have
ever seen; and Miss (irillin, the
vin-alist. sang some verv ditlicult
... .
i 1
sev- I
Mr.
' 1 ;o r' V iii-aiiv enries.
- i e . .
Sales is verv funiiv indeed, keeping
.ii . . i .
the hmise in a roar trotn the tune
. . . .. T.
"I his entrance until his exit. The
couipanv all thronifli is good, the
liesi ol coloi thai ever visited our
city. The choruses, orchestras,
and baud are away up.
Tbe I.illpntlaii Ntlll l ive
T-r: toltnn'iiari
The child of Mrs llu-li
.toss, born on Siiudav Mav
1
en-1
-,th!
and which weighed barely einh
teen ounces when twenty-four
hour- old, is still alive and grow
ing, though quite weak. It is a
liv, and w as christened after the
f.ith T of our country. Dr. Este
is still iu d'Hibj. as to its life, hut
as the child take- nourishment
well and regularly, he still has
hopes, .lie has never known of a
similar case when the child lived
as loii as has this one. lie savs
that one can realize its diininntive-
ness best bv takinga medium-sized
I d,,ll and placing iUieside the baby
He emi slio liis linuer rim over the
child's arm tip to the shoulder.
d says the ruig would go over
, '"g to the hip if the kneecap
wa- -mailer.
Jtt. k.011 County's Hlire.
Captain W. F. Soriger. county
stock inspector, has finished his
annual spring round and reports
to the Ashland ''Tidings- thai he
i litnls the condition of the sheep
I bf tter generally than he antici
i pated. in view of the unusually
"evere winter upon stock. Mr.
! Snnger. reports that the sheep in
the county number now i:i.7.s.
j whereas last tall there were 25.2-12
' reported in the county. Thisshows
j a very heavy winter .oss almost
I -t' per cent. Mr. Soltger reports
1 lO.tUst sound sheep and M.1N0 hav-
ing more or less scab among them.
Tlie number of lambs this spring
is given ut -". 1 iT.
Mrs. nel Hodge.
Th-- ( iregonian says : Mrs. Colonel
Hodges, who was repotted in the
dispatches yesterday morning
fatally-injured on the railroad in
Kentuekv. was a daughter of
the iat'e Gov. " nor Abernethy.
and a native oi Oregon. Anno
Aoermthy was well known to all
the early pioneers of Oregon. She
was married to Colonel Hodges at
her father's house near Oregon
City, about thirty years ago. Her
husband was n young otlicer at
that time stationed here.
Thank tor the Courtesies.
I'he .Statesman is in receipt of a
letter irni David Link, leader of
: the Albany vlechanics' hand,
which is self-explanatory: "We
wish to acknowledge, through
your worthy columns, the cour
icousand cordial welcome tendered
us by the Second Regiment band
. of Siilem. on our recent visit to
j your city. Please except our sin
ice re thanks and best wishes."
' Salni Statesman.
Mlnlslar l.lsanr.
Rev. John M. Pil'V.pasf.if of the
: M'-tholist church south at Sj,,,.
was brought to this cjy yesl.'rdaV
and examined a-4 ohi- santty He
was declar--! insane !.y the. exam
! thing Is'ir.l and will be conveyed
I to a-yium at Salem. He is a
i you- . Mian and came to Oiegoti re-
ceu l ;t"ui the oiit'u. ili-ii. in
' ity i- supposed obave Is-en cau-ed
by religious study, his mania tend
, ing toward the solving of supssed
knotty problems i,i religion. His
'f.ieiios hae little hope of ins
! ream. 1 1 being restored.
A Vuian Id JmII.
A woman nained Hurd, of Cor
j vailis, was arre-ted in this citv
Sunday oy Chief of IMice Hotr
inau for disorderly conduct. She
wa.- incarcerated in the city jad
until her companion, a sweet
scented villain, put up his overcoat
and watch a- baii and the two dis
tepntahle cbaraciers left this citv.
A girl wanting place to do gen-
eial tionsewora will tind
i t..- . .i -
Lid
deuitw of W. 5. Thompson.
LINNUNTY COUNCIL
inc F.r Jan
At Knduy
The Council held Us meeting
with Harrieburg grange at their
liiill at Muddv station, with a full '
itelegation of members present and
a large attendance on Saturdav
President F. M. Kier and secre
tary Clara McMeekin wercprompt
lv in their places and the work of
the session was taken up.
The coinmitt' e on good of the
order were authorized to draft a
resolution on business matters.
The question of not exempting
indebtedness in inakingtheassess
ment rolls, as adopted at the State
range, was taken up and much
favorable discussion had. but no
jv. tion taken.
X. 1. Payne otFercd a resolution
recommending the building of a
lernianent home for the State
lir.ii'L'i'. Th" vr 'ol'ition was re
feritd lo the o-uimtllee on good of
the order.
Matters on good of tie order was
discussed and made prominent.
J. A. J. Crow and Mr. Lee per
taking the lead
The next meeting of th. Council
was voted for i.:e tirst Satin 'ay in
Octolier with iak Plain graiu - at
Shedd.
THE MA3 )Ni : DEDICATION
Li-t of the ' ttri Wi.oH .wu r.tf'tir
is Charic.
The dedication of
Temple in this city
inst., promise!-: '
event. The g' ii-l
of the state w ill !
many visito. - from ;i
Fol !" i in. i I lie ll:
t .
M
tie
lie
1th
::ii i
,..i'-e
pre..
.!.. i .te
'icers
u' and
(ilo.id
t of .
tee
l:
ll.
: 1
Wm
h.t 1- t in- :i;f ii in i'Ii i'e. :
''ittv ciiii'ii : I tee
!o'. . .1 . L 'oh :ili . I . 1'.
I, E. W. La:ig !"..!. MiM.-r
Kals;o?i. L. 'A . I W... . D. V.
S. K id. I '. C. . hell. K. D. Cu"'ck.
L. V . Vla.-hall. 1. s. ndet".
Reception Committee Mr. and
Mrs. I. r. .Mason, Mr. an. I Mrs.
J. L. Cowan. Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
S'hell. Miss Tina Moiitielb,
Vesta Mason. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. I.. C.
Miss
T. J.
Mar -
smiii. u . nun .ii rs. r . iwoueni ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Senders. Mr. audi
i It ii ....!.. - i .. I.; II
Mrs. .1. W. Alth.mse. Mr. and Mm I
D. Froiuan. Mr. and Mrs
Matthews,
Committee on Music Kev. E.
K. Prichard. Wm. Fortmiller. Mrs
i. E. Chamberlain. Mr-. E.
Langdon and F. M. Kedtielii.
Decoration Committee Mr. and
Mis. . C. S.-hell. Mr. and Mis.
I'.. 1". Tabler. Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Ttain. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Wvnuni
Mr. and VIi-. W. U.iUtoii. Mi and
Mrs. O. V. Archibald. Mi. an.; Ms
Payne. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. Wa-httiirn.
Finance Committee .1 . L.
Cowan. D. P Mason. L. Senders.
i. W. Smith. II. P.ryant.
Committee on Programme G.
E. Cliaiii icilain. C. E. Wo'v t"P,
. W
L. I'. lveu. ti. V Mauo.i. D.
U. X. hlackbinn.
Committee on Invitation D.
Froman. T. I. '.Vallaee D P.
.Ma son. J. K. Whitnev. T. J.
Miller.
Committee on Refreshments
W. II. Garrett. i. F. Simpson, C
E. Webster. C. E. Hawkins. E
1 a Forest. F. E. Allen.
Committee on Transpoi tat on
i. F. Simpson, L. W. Devon,
Jason Wheeler. J. U. Abbv.
I., , ., i-i
loral ( oiiiiiiiitet Miss 1 lora
Mason. Miss Lulu 'I irk. Mrs. J.
Biggs. Miss Tina Moiueil . Mrs.
O. A. Archibrld. Mis. M. V.
P.rown. Mrs. Pax ton, Mrs. Xeil,
Mrs A. E Pike, Mrs H. frvant,
Mrs. S. S. Train, Mrs. E. Wash
burn, Mrs. G. W. Smith, " .
Thou. Montheith, Mrs. .1. L. 1 .
Mrs. D. Froman, Mrs. A. I.ai. ,
Mrs. Dr. Jones, Mrs. W. i:. i;.nr.
Mrs. W. It. Graham. Mrs. W. II.
Garret. Mrs. J. W. Althoii.e.
Htriii; .Inrkrts at Cost.
I have a small line of spring
jackets in colors I wish to close
out anil have reduced the price to
cost. They are the latest s'yle
and a bargain. 1 also have a line
of soring stockinet jackets for
$5.50 each, which is the nicest
Iiickci tor i ue pne
Samuel E. Young
lCKei lor me price in ine mnruei.
Kr Hal or Kent.
A large commodious new it eli-
ing house f.r sale on very easv
terms, or f,.r rnt ln.o.ir .... ih-
premises, Seventh street, between '
Montgomery and Railroad streets.
V . C. t AS-.l l i .
Viuni;J Kljer.
Oneco's clt, Delco, recently
made a record of 2::J1 in a trot at
Vancouver. Oneco, owned by
McKnight l5ros., is known over
the state as a liver, and he is one
Linn county's tine horses.
XII Aboard tur Salrui.
The Win. M. Hoag will leave the
O. P. dock at 8 o'clock, a. .m., sharp
to-morrow morning. Tick's can
be had on lioard the boat. Look1
out fora merry good time.
Vak l'i.
Two hundred nickle alarm clocks '.
just nyiived ht F. M. French's,,
the corner jeweler store. iug:
cut in prices.
Dry goods and notions on tirst :
floor, clothing department
and '
gents furnishing goods on second
floor at O. W. Simpson's.
C'oriBt: (.'orcein!
We make a specialty of ladies
and misses tine corsets and waists. 1
We have a drive in a French
sateen corset
good value.
at 75 cents. Extra '
rjAMl KL E. YOL'NO.
(o(l Collee ami Tea.
The verr '.est oualiiy of tea and
.-.f t i :.;:nd in the city is at
Spe.ii i-r Blackburn's. Their
blended coffee, ground to order,
wili atilt the most fastidious.
Household gools for
Hubbard's drug store.
sale at
Call and
cvw a urj- ai tr its kwu as
new ;
year.
have been in use 'ess than a
ItlMM.ss lll . I
uy your gnsvnes at Aug. i
ange e. v
.entleuien's tine sluss at K. 0.
Sea Ms
My fruit jars hnve arrived C. E.
Jirownell.
Some new designs in satteens at
E. C. Searls.
Oregon strawberries nt Spencer
A i'.lackburn's.
PaU'ey A Fisn do th- hettpest
printii :. Try them.
The c.'le'raied i.uaker City
shirt in K. C. Searls.
Ludlow 's 3 shoes lor Isdies and
misses at F. C. earls.
Drink ice cold soda at C. E.
Brownell's and be happy.
Fine black silk handkerchiefs
and neckties at E. C. earls'.
The celebrated (Quaker City
white shirt at E. C. Searls.
Fines? line of gent's neckties in
the city at E C. Searls.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Ice cream and lemonade served
verv dav at ioe.tz's restaurant.
I ...II l lT l..,i:,. cl.niu n 1 1
.H: I : v. r . . "I, "
e ..u ..u.. u ... v . .-..c.
A complete line oi gents fur-1
nishing g Kids at h. C. Searls .
Bargains in corsets at E. C.
Searls Friday and Saturday only.
Use Ben D.uiili-lion bitters for
iMuiirerlion, (1-., piu and all kindred
direases.
BeifsfS ceUliniled family remedies
are fur sale b- all leading drug::ibts
every wlicr.
Mens', youths' and bjys' cloth
ing and furnishing g..Kls at.. W .
Simpson's.
GotoG. W. Simpson's for in -
.;.,.t dresses, rubes, cloaks hoods,
i-:. os etc.
New satteen-, gingham's chain-
' ra'. and other wasti goods j1""
rcc. ived at G. W. Simpson's.
Tickets to Europe San Francisco
sookane Falls, Pendleton, Haker
Citv. The Dalles, and all points in
iij
I ..1
United States and Canada for
at the Union ticket office.
f. Kawliugs citv
p.roa In I in st.
1 ... .......... .....
ticket agent.
l "i "
irt-cialist on
j female and private diseases, in
j llluinlieris's block. 'tlic- bouts
j 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to S. Coii
isiiltation free. K.-sidetice 3rd and '
I Montgomery.
I Elegant ne, dm na curs. Pull-
man :ila. e and fiee tatniiy sl--te
! ing .tr- mi.; thoiugh on i X'ti"-.n
; 1 riil ns to len r. itnialia. Couiuil
I'.i'iir.-. Kan-i.i-City st. ...ii.v
1 Chicago, via Union I'a-ilic rai -
way.
, a'-'ii .
C. 'i. Law iiiig.-, citv tic'.ef
ro.i
.'I
N v en- r: - !! icing,
l.t. tlo'iii' iiu n -m -i. in i silk,
i Ida i .in.l ere i.n l.e - . nnita
! tion poiii!, ais . te' designs tn
'' l l.e'k .I'.'i ' ' !.! . i " 'i' tOlg
ai'iyck a:id liilci lji. N.-w
I urcbiiigs. Samuel E. Vi ig.
.Mist a:. ! o t! ; o.x inxenger
i iH'es over all a ' is ' icjgo,
j St. I.O'ii- and al: point r.i- t will
I I. e restored on June :h. Parties
' . ie-.ii 'ig f.. t - .idv.i'i,.i.e 1 the
'lilt ra'es .liould app! linilie.lialely
' to the Union Ti'-ket otli'-e at the
; fijot of Hroi lalbin street. C. ii.
i Kaw ling", ag- n' .
What n I'.otniif.
1 I- a good, lie tlti. ;ear. kin. Kcw
are nware. ol tlie hli.iit tune it tJkcs a
ili-oidiTcd liver to euiie hlotrlies m
,1... I.. i ., .I...I.- .Li,.
i ui'- i. r .urn a "in n tirn- -mil win.
I ....... ,., lt , :.,:.., a.,,!
blood niiki r -. 1 1 1 ie-tore ilns organ i
! its until!..! ii'id l.eu'tliv Atate and
j ei-HiiM-s 'he blood ,f ill! i in pit rities.
I it is meeting wild wond. I fill suecens.
j Try it. It is giiiirantved . AH druif
! gi.'. kei'p it.
; stop!!
Look in the window at tha
I Ladies' I'.azaar. Hats reduced
titty st cent, and all ln.uked in,
: I'laie tig'nes. H.J. Sower. '
ul a ( alirrnla Itenr.
An y body can catcli a cold this kind:
j if weather. The trouble is to let ifo, ;
' like tlie man who caught tlie hear. '
I 'Vr adi.e our render, to fun bi of
Fu.iiar .V .M.i-iih ;i Im.iiIc of Santa
j Vkie. the (.'iihforiiin Kiugof ( oiiuiiii
ou, Astluua. Hroncliitis, Couglis and .
I pc-iiJfe 0 th
'.'roup Cures, : id keep It liandy. tia ,
tu and iliutli to tlie
; tut comiiiiniits bold at fl no a
sittle or 3 for f'i 0 California tut-:
K Cure if'vei imaiviliate r In f. The 1
' wlnrrhtil virus ii- -ooii d-ihucd by ;
' it lieuling and ppiielrnti g nature.
I Glv; u u lrU1- ' inontln. tnatiiieut .
1 unt hT m"11 ' ,--
A Iii.ihI Cough Syrup.
Tll'-re !S notliii.g lu.rellts HllOIlM
he
m rciui itiiiut at si i ctnig a ougii
SJIU-.. !.' ll'MI.. CoUgl. S.VlUp
is iiicetini it' (,i.i rful -ik'cr'-.
The ti. -t is none lo good. Ue'iireyou '
get I' ' . Every bottle is warranted. :
All l. ..it'J keev il.
Certificate t.f OrKanlxatlon
Trksi rt l rjihiKT, oi'Kirr or (
( lHPIR0L,..:i: TIIK t'l BBCV.
W A-lll0T0. Jli) SI. 1S
Whereas. ly waosta t r t i.li'ii,-e of- ;
neiili"! t.i the uii.lt'itii.v'iii J, it lift been ni lid
to appmr that "I h Limi fnunfy National
Hunk of Ail.iiv" in th cicy of aII'i.j. in .
thf eotinly of l.iim. tat- uf ornroii, liaa
i'omi'1'rtl with all the erot iiot.a of the
l.iutef th l"nitl State. rr.ii:!t-ii to t
roinelk-d with before -o tto. i:iioti hsil b
anthorie.1 to n.uun.'ni-.- th 1.i..t .
b .nk it k:
Now, ihtrni. I. Kdwatd s isi'-o. .-.nip- i
tro.r ot the .-iirrcticv. lo hrreby f. rtifv
that "I he l.inn Count Nti imI lit ik ef
All'itiv" in ths city of AiLinr, it, thw ceimty ,
of Liiin anil at-vte of On-.ii, in authooxol :
to roiiinn-nee the l.uine"'o' hanking aa iro. ;
vidwl in aection i'dftl ..f III Kevlaed Statu'aa
f lnt' 'mted State.
in -OSHnilo.O .i.fir"i - "' - " -
and senl of efti.-e thi :tlt 'lay of M..v. ls90.
isF.Li t- LAI'K.V,
Cctnptroller of 'he Currency.
Villrr or t.uarallnn Hair
NOIKKIS IIEK-.nV GIVES THAT BV
virtue of an r.riler of aale, duly tiia.l ,
an.l entered of rec-o.d. by the f.ui.ty -ourt
f " Cm-inlla county, sine of .reKn, or. the j
5th day OI .narrn toj', iM...-.i4i.w w
KUanlian ol H. K. Schooling an inane ter
. .-ill on Satunlav. Jul 14th. lstfO, at 1,
..'clock r. a. of -aid day, at the court hoiiac
door, in the ritv of Albany, l.inn cunty,
Orecon, rffer for aale. at pn'ilir au'tion,
the hik'tx at bidder, for run in hand, on the
day of sale, the following described real
citj'.e to-wit: IheN.W tract ior.'il J of ace
tion IS, In p. 15. S. of R S went, and the X
K fractional J of the S. E. J of act ion 13 in
tp 15, S. ol K. i weat in the litrtct of Land
aubject to ale at Oreeon City , or eon, ron
taininir lfli JS-in" acres in Linn coui tj. Ore
gan, with t'ie appurtenances thereunto
belouitinK or a.pertaiiuni.
May Sod lt0
i. a. wyatt
OuardiAS .
mm,
THE SCIENTIFIC SPECIALIST,
(iuarautees 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.
Itozens of ladies cured of diseases
peculiar to their sex and
not one
unsuccessful. f5bO will be paid
to any one he treats unsuccessfully
after lie had agreed to cure them.
Consultation is free and - 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 tilled. His ortice is i
so arranged that one patient does :
see another. He is not here for a j
few days but has perjnanently I
located, and will stay. His prices
correspond with the nature of the 1
disease and the deserving poor i
; treated free. Patients out of the i
city can be treated by correspond- ;
! ence unless acute diseases. Office ;
I hours 10 to 12. 2 to 4. and 7
to 8.
jTieI)r.CMrefertoanv bank in
vibany or the Pacific Coast as to
i his reliability and to the Oregon
State Medical Society as to his
standing in the medical profession.
To Rent.
A cottage, full v furnished.
throughout, with or without piano,
lor three months on reasonable
terms. , Inquire at this office.
Secure your railroad, steamship
i and sleeping car tickets to all
I
j points North. South and East via
! the Union Pacific railway, and
! save time and money. Ticket
j office on Broadalbin street.
: j '
1
Farmers Attfntion
wHiit to hu a Hituler. Kn
LL
O
Ji
Z
A Stc;.riiboat Lead of
ST B WART
Ciall .i:lcI
SPECIAL SPRING .
NOUN" CEMENT
jVIy Stock is now complete:
mbraoing all the latest novel
ties in Dress Groods both in
WOOL AND WASH FABRICS.
LADIES
In Knit Kibls-d and .Muslin.
U.ir prices are the I.i WFST ana
our goods
We uisse a specialtv oi I '
Ladies' )S.F. Foniiitg
THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY
i. We carry a full line A tt. wirld renowned Hrcadhesd Press Good, whicu for wei'i ind tiinisli t.re ur.ei
jelled. Ir. embroideries and flonticings we have as largj a slock as any house in the slate. Call and yoj
will be corvinced that .Uany is the beat trading point in Oregon. tJB pleasure to show gootls.
.Resp'v W. F. REJJ
McKanlass Miiistreis
AT-
illvinv (InHI HlUKt'
a
AU'unt v'".i. '" t
FltlDAY. JUNE
13.
The gr a' and only
MCKANLASS.
The Xe to Ole Bull of io inists
ana me .Mius.rei im.i v. ....'
1 . !:. tn, ,-l
supported
children
MASTKK WII.I.IK IMI llll'l-INA-
MR. A. L. SALES, the funny
man of the dtv.
MISS -US1E GKIFUN. the
man-voiced woman, and
10 FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS
!!
Full band ai.d orchestra. All to
appear in a select programme of
FUN, WIT AND HUMOR.
Grand -treet drill at 7 :30 v. m.
Seats on sale at Blackinan's.
OK- W O
.US,
nlieijr t
Ue Helle-
O ailtau- u. ' t- i
Lxnd.ia, Eur'-""' -'-vue
M'"?-dal -
The I' Ii.'- -ni.il l
tucn iuti pi . .. "
cia' v oi jli'
cf rs, scif'
iu,
a
of
.pt-
"illOlfl
..union
j knife,
il t
' 1' WW", Alt -
' I . .. .. ink
! ... .. ,
. i. prr.c- c.
; .i d h
!',.. "ll' ..i.tl.J ' '
day vi uignt. H:s en-tto i
' CiOOD WILL TO ALL. '
rOtli' end reideiiv Frry tr't.
Ifweeii Tdird and F"ur,h.
Ht'Kuo lhcr pills arv infld laxative
and act directly on tlie liver ana Kiu
iH-y a well as.tle bowels
gist.
,Vll drug
V.
f 1
FaxmZCachiiiciyjTist received
AT
AVhat You Want.
to.
FREE FROM POISON.
m JL I
akt studio.
Mrs. Dr.
Pattoii, Blumberg's
I block. Lesstms given iii draw nit
lit.
for
naintinc and music, l'ictui.r
aale or painted to ordci .
alllr in 'al-U- ure.
The only gur tnitct-dcuri-furcutarr
eold iu the lies . Luj lerfi, ric cold
! cuturi tia) ilcuft
ei- mill tm e cus l.o
:t taste mid uiipleuun
-from catin lii. Kc
"e. Follow directiou
rant' J, '.y all diug
cncuiar to A'iiliU
f, Uiu iiie, C il. t is
for il; t-i-Ul t'
su!e ! y Fotlia A
! rtore tue sense
: UlCllll.lUHU
and pleasant u
urt a cure 1'
gist. Seud u
Mrdlcal Couip
month' treat
mail, tl 10. r
Mason.
j Use elegant lotion for sunburn
! RED GKUWiN MILLS
NEW PROCE.-S FLOUR
(Superior for F&nily Iiker' u)
Best tiiorane Facilitie
3.
CUibcKt price aui tor Mit-tVl
iLBANV OKEiiUN
4'ttMlrnrlr nd ltmilt r
rl1U ITNUtHSloM-lf U.Wl.No IA1ATE5
X in Airimny limts .(iiii:v fiuu. u'y
and eoaittry. Wiiitvutiuci iui;j Iniu:,
btvrnt hd all aiai-ijer tvi tWtiiu- tifU(,
iuc udiiig Vuevii Aijiic, Lnt:iti. ut.U l.iicjb
bcth.atu ktln 4 t.Uiluii.jt. V .li iu uih
tlii8, modstciticati n irtc 4 thr Mill
W. A. KLMbLV,
The only complete set o! Abstnict
Hooks and Maps in Linn ui:t
OFFICE IS Til" Col' Iff HOI St.
XJfBu.-;nef..- ei.tr ;ii. to ni
rar,; receive pioinpt ai.d care-
i'ii uneiiuoii.
Air ni other iiiHft. v
CTJ
S:
n't
CO
fcr theleeaccn' cf
:eso.
& SOX
-TO THE-
MEN
Call and look at our ali.e6 in
: have a verj laige stock to
i-l'iiOs' from at the iowet-t pri. e
evei i.ib its in the
Ml UW l