Morning daily herald., June 13, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

TTIK MOttKTKO nKHALD: FR11AV. JTTXTC J2. IfiHO
ON SALE.
Ths Daily Hirald will bo uq
:saca morning at H. J. Jones'
UQk tors,irbere it es n be procured
1 Mate pr copy.
lonnai aboi r town.
The McKanlass uiinatrets to
Bight.
Ludlow's $3 shoes lor ladies at
C. C. Searls.
Fine line of opera toe slippers at
. C. Searls.
Ladies will find nuns veiling in
eTening shades at . C. Searls'.
Look out for the parade of the
McKanlass minstrels at 7 :30 this
evening.
L. A. Hayward and family of
Tazwell county, 111., are the guests
of Edward Washburn of the lirni
of Washburn & Mathews, in this
ity.
D. C. Schell has the contract for
the wood work and V. C. Cassell
for the brick work on P. J. Balti
more's new three story brick
block.
The regular meeting of the W.
R. C, will Uke place at the i. A.
K., hall at 2:30 p. m. A full at
tendance is requested by order of
the president.
The invitation committee for the
Masonic dedication ball to He
given in this city desire it an
nounced that all ' Masonn are in
vited to attend the ball.
A hack driven by Jode Pearl, a
day or two ago, near Brownsville,
was upset in goim; over a bridge
and Mrs. M. A. Keeney was very
seriously hurt.
Ans. Marshall has sold his liv
ry stable in this city, including
building and ground, horses and
carriages, to Tntes Bros., for $8iKM).
The latter also sold to .Mr. Mar
shall 250 acres of land near Leban
on for 99000.
The train on the Oregon Pacific
for Gates, on Saturday June It,
will leave Albany at 7 :45 instead
of 8 :20 the usual time of leaving.
too accommodate the Corvallis
Snndar school excursion. No
freight will be taken that day.
Mr. John Smith, the aged well
known resident of this city, ho
has been with his daughtei-,Mn.
Barrows, in San Francisco, re
tarned yesterday morning. He
reports the condition of Mr. Har
rows, whom U will berememltered
was stricken with paralrgis, tu.be
unchanged. Mrs. Walter Mon
teith still remains in San Fran
cisco. H04TICULTCEAL MATTE S3.
Albany, June 12, 18(H).
iMIBSlMtOBOr THE UmIUL.
. Through the columns oi your
taluable paper I would line to ask
your agricultural readers if any of
them have used bone dust for fer
tilizing? If so, for what kind oi
crops? and how applied? and in
what quantity for a giving sur
face. Also, what experience any of
them have had with the green fly
on apple trees? what harm do they
do? and what connection have the
small black ants with the fly and
what is their remedy.
The foregoing questions ar- a
few out of many which I have to
ask of your readers, but these may
suffice for the present.
I would suggest that all questions
be numbered and the answers
could be given by numbers to cor
respond in place of names.
Enqcireh.
GELSIKITIOI AT LEBANON.
The nation's holiday, July 4tb,
wi)l be celebrated at Lebanon.
There will be a succession of en
tertaining surprise?. Following is
the programme :
Hose contest.
Foot races.
Fat man's race, free for all. 200
yards and ove.
Ladies race.
Sack race.
Wheelbarrow race.
Baseball.
Music by several bauds.
J. R. Kirkpatrick will be jrrand
marshal of the day, agisted by
Hon. K. A. Irviu an I Geo. Hum
phrey, of Albmy. The celei. ra
tion promises to be a big affair.
Aa Important Indqutrjr.
A gentleman living in Albany
has received a letter from a friend
in California inquiring about the
land of the Willamette V.illev, as
to whether or not it is suited for
the raising of sngar beet, etc. The
writer also stated that a repre
sentative of the great sugar king,
Claus Spreckles, would visit Ore
gon during the summer for the
purpose of ascertaining its adapta
bility to the sugar !eet with a view
of erecting a beet sugar factor.
His attention has been called to
Albany on account of its splended
hipping facilities. It might lw
mentioned in this connection that
Mr. Ashby Pearce and others of
this city have made a test of grow
ing sngar beets, and have found
that they grow luxurently and
mature well in this portion of Ore
gon. la th City.
Commander James A. Yamev.of
the Department of Oregon, G." A.
B., is in the city and will attend
the Post meeting to-night of Mc
pherson Post, No. 5, and will also
visit the meeting of the Woman's
Belief Cerps,at2 p. m. Mr. Varney
is also commissioner and fruit pest
inspector of the Stite Board of
Horticulture snd his special busi
ness hers is to meet the fruit men
uf this vicinity, consult with ihem
mid give sad receive information
ia regard to the fruit pest. Tnose
Soterested in frni raising and that
iaclodes everybody should meet
T-itb him snd give him all tbe aid
tnd assistance they can. He is
jaaJuagvsry many valuable sug-
gsioas to the different sections he!
Visits. Us will remain over to-day
A FATAL TKflUKDY.
AWifeSho.U Her Husband mI lhcn
Suicides i H-rHorae N,.r Lubuaoa.
bpv:uu 'o the Uhald.
I Lebanon, June
12 A terrible
tragedy enaeteu near tin city t
earlv thi uiorninu. About dav-
ligiit Mr-. Aurn ptuh iliot and
killed her husband, (ir.tnt Vurn
sp tugi), and Men h"t and killed
herself. The cause of the shooting
is .mippo.jf'd :o be jeaiousy on the
part of the w it-
Just'ce Wallace lias btfn "ailed
upon to bold an hupist on th-1
parties.
They reside some 7 miles north
of Lebanon, in .Santian precinct.
They were well re-p-'Ch-d in the
community, and thu fatal ending
is great y dplored. They leave
two yi-unjf children. Hi w.tssh't
through the heart and th-u th'
shot herself through the head.
Aurnpangii was agd aK'it 3 ).
His lather and brother lived in
houses ii'-ar his own. h-th the
brothers bing married. Vhout :j
o'clock this tuorhiiii! the woman
who did tbe shoo' hit; aro.-e .'ml
t.Ufid her hu'aud in her sinter's
ap-ir'm"its. Poth were in their
j.ight clothes, anil she was sitting
'.pun bis lap. Tbe voting wife,
outraged at the shameful wrong (
her hnsh.Mid, procured a gun and
cotnniitted the trage ie as related.
The husband lived only longenongh
to say that his wife bad killed him.
-he fell d-ad U(on his bodv, and
he was to weak from bis own
wounds to remove her bodv. and
in this position they were found.
Tbe ueed had been premedit tted
as the wife had written a letter
the day before to her parents in
California, stating that sbe bad
repeatedly witnessed such ext.ibi
'ion- of perfidy on tbe part of her
husband, and that she intended to
kill him and herself, flie letter
was take-n out of the Lebanon
:iost-omce this morning and read
'p'ting fourth the altove fact.
LATEIt l"HT!CfJ.AK.
Mr. O. H. Iflaek, who was at the!
-cene of the tdiooting, was seen in '
'his city last night by a IIkkm.d!
reporter. He said that the tirt
report of the particulars .tit out
was somewhat incorrect. Mr. .
Ornbangli. be "aiil. shot her hn
hand whil he was asleep, and be i
did not speak at'terwards. The :
wife had foninl her sister an.l lm-:
band in a compromising situation j
tbe previous morning. She bad)
upbraided her sister aloiit it dor-
ing the day. and the" i rl and thej
perridons husband had tauuteil ;
her with the threat of running 0tf
together, loaded lu desyerai.iin, '
he waited until her husband was j
asleep in the morning and shot ;
him. Her sis'er, on bearing thej
shot, came into the room, but i
'Illicitly fled when the unfortunate '
woman siiot hcrelt in the heid
The lett
er had not Wen sent tothe 1 VT ?" ,r,lU';i ,h-v "'
e, hut was vet in the bands! :"f "X R;;v. A.
ighW, who bad l-en re. 'LeKoy. L.J. rrmnoullan l
fui' :, i . i , .del mv.
postotii'
ot a nei
quested to take it to Lebanon.
An infant child was lying upon
the bed, but it was uninjured.
tieturn or IIcKhdIdm.
Following is what the Spokane
Chronicle has to say of the McKan
lass minstrels who will give a
performance in this city this
evening: The McKanlass oper
atic minstrels opened last night to
a good house. We must acknowl
edge that the show is first class in
every respect, and the jokes and
songs are all new- and fresh.
McKanlass is a great cominedian,
a good singer and a graceful dan
cer, and his violin and banjo play
ing is phenomenal. Master Wilfie
is a little wonder, and with his
little sister they make the greatest
little team that ever appeared in
pokane. They are the most fin
ished children performers we have
ever seen; and Miss Grillin. the
vocalist, sang some very difficult
and pleasing songs, receiving sev
eral verv heart v encores. Mr.
Sales is very funny indeed, keeping
the house in a roar from the time
of his entrance until his exit. Tbe
company all througli is go id, the
best of color that ever visited our j
city. The choruses, orchestras.
anu nana are away up.
, The Athletic- Club.
At a meeting of the Athletic
club at the opera house last even
ing the following officers were
elected: President. Geo. K. Cham
berlain ; vice president, O. H. Ir
vine; tref-urer, Wilson Blain ;
secretary. R. L. DorrU. These
w ere made directors and a b ard f
seven directors was completed by
tho addition of the. names of J. R"
Wvatt. Watt Monteith and J. R.
Whitney. A committee of two.
consisting of W. II. Warner and
Londa tirav v.as appointed to cir
culate the roll ot members Kr ad-
htional names. The initiation
fee was fixed at f2 and the month-
v dues at ft. The meeting was
preliminary, as the constitution
and bv-laws have not vet been
eompieieu. ami me ousuiess tians
acted was made subject to the rat
ificatton of tbe idnti when fnllv
rganized. The club tart out !
.vith the heartv supiH.rt of the bus-
iness men and should meet with
success.
'
nrintrrett to Horf Ovimri. j
Horses boarded bv the dav oi '
week at L. Sender's stables. Al
hiving or other hordes will he well
cared for, being under the iminel
diate charge ot Mr. Fred Mois.
Charges will be very reasonable.
Fanners' horses will aiso be fur
nished with the oesi of accommo
dations. Owners of good horses
will alway find sal for the game
at this stahle at good prices.
Stables looted on Sixth and Ells
worth streets, one block south of i
school building. 1
The Threa Sitters Launched.
The Oregon Pacific cteamer. the
i nree sisters.
W II It'll nil iS hvrt
i- : i
lvinon thernnntv ... 77. i
Kon Citv since the-rto J r ,T. !
that niace vesterdav nn.i ni!
ici, m launched at i
again begin making trips on the
upper river. j
CENTKAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Nicetem tbnrobi ndAboot Fifty
g:e Pr-rnt iu Th t City,
Dclt-
This body met at the Baptist
church in this city Wednesday at
1 p. m., nineteen churches being
represented by fifty delegate-.
The moderator and "clerk of last
year being absent. Rev A J Hunsa
ker was elected moderator pro tern
and Rev. C. A. Mellroy was elected
clerk pro tern. Af'erwards these
officers were made oermaneut'v.
After an hour spent in devotion- i
at exercises a committee on re
ligious exercises was appointed:
Kev. L. J. Trumbull, (J. H. Hart
tind James Alexander.
Committee on obituaries: Rev.
C. sperry, Rev. M. F. S. lien ton
and Joseph Craven.
The hours of meeting were fixed
at !t a. m., 1 :'M v. m, and 7 ::!) v. m.
Letters from the churches were
lead, from which two new
churches were received, one at
Lebanon and the other at Holly.
The moderators then introduced
the new ministers who bad m
rived during tiie past vear: R.
1). Carter, R Alckillop, J. W.
Ol liver and C. A. Mellroy.
The association then adjourneL
Vt the evening session devotional
exercises were led by Rev. M. F.
S. Hentou. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. R. Killop.
theme "Christian Development.'
Tbe hand of fellowship was ex'
tended to the delegates from th
new churches. Adjourned. e
Thursday morning devtlonal
exercises were led by J. Y. Oliver
after which the roll was called
anil visiting members wanted to
participate in the deliberations.
Corresponding delegates being
called for, reponses were made
by Rev. J. V. Osborn and ti. W.
I'ewtberer from the Western As
sociation, bv Rev. C. A. Woodv
front the Willamette Association!
an.l Rev. C. M. Hill from the
American Baptist Home Mission
Society of New York.
The records were read and col
lected, ami the following commit-,
tees appointed :
n denominational literature:
I'. M. Hill. L. ! Trumbull.
and
t . perry.
tu resolutions T t.'arter. K.
M. Killop. it. H. Crawford.
l'ite report on bonu missions
wa.- read iy Rv. L. J. Triiiu'.iill.
snd was diseiissed ) C. M. Hill.
R. McKillop, C. Sperrv, J. W.
Uliver. T. Carter, C. A. Mcllrov
md C. A. Wooddy, alter which it
'VH adopt eii and a colleetioti of
f-O oo t.iKeti f ir the work.
At the afternoon "e-ixioii the de
votional exercises were held at the
residence of Dr. R. C. Hi. I. and
were led by He v. ('. Sperry.
Alter the devotional exrr ise
lif association returned to the
cbmcb and the report on fuiei'ii
Rev. Dr. Irvine, otstor ot tiie
United Presbyterian clum-li oi this
jity, was introduced an I made a
v appropriate remarks.
. . report on the Sunday scliool
work was presensed Dy Kev. R.
.McK'.llop nd discussed v Kev. C.
A. Wooddy, Mrs. W. J. Crawioid.
diss Ida Skinner, Rev. A. J. Hun
saker, Kev. C. M. Hill. Rev. J. W.
Odver, Kev. A. LeKoy and Virs.
Bridgford, and then adopted.
A collection ol ii.10 was taken
Co pay dues to tbe secretary ot last
year. Adjourned. "
EVENING SESSION 7:0 1. M.
Devotional exercises of thirtv i
minuies were led by Kev. K. D". !
.arter, alter which came tiie
women s fo:
reign miosi jn and the j
young people's work
The annual sermon by Kev. A.
LeKoy will be preached 'at 11 a. m.
.o-dav.
OLUA 1 1N03 FROM LANE.
Ooieromeat Wwk t Hscoti Head
-No Flowers Thi Yu.
Toe
Kiik'rnr iWidter,
Last Sunday whiie W. L. Iysin
ger was working with a roll, w:hi.li
was harnessed, lie got away from
tiim and started "to run. His
young bull dog was standing near
at once undeisto id toe situ tion.
lie ran after the colt and caught
hold of the lines, which were drag
ging. and succeeded in stopping
him, but he got away again ami
again tbe dog caught the lines.
The dog stayed win, the colt i
this way, though be was tumbled
around in all shapes, until he
stopped him about two miles west
of town. The colt was brought
back by a gentleman coming in
from that way, but as the dog did
not siijw- up .ur. uysinger went i
alter hitn and found him so b.idlv
used up that he could not walk
'.'ack.
tteorge W. freeman, govern
mant engineer, was in i lie city the
first of the week and left on the
stae Monday morning for the
Siuslaw, w here be w ill make a sur
vey lor tue new lighthouse station
iU 'f'a Head, and
tlso for a
''y1'1 'om the north side of the
nver' near ,tl' 'uonth, to the light
station. We understand he will
hire s.ssietante down there, thus
distributing money aonrouriated
'Vr th( wo.rk MnQong the citizens in !
that section. The people there
are anxiously looking for tue work
to commence.
The faculty has made a ruling
that during the graduating exer
cises pt the University this year
no flowers will be allowed sent on
the stage. If friends of the grad
uates wish to present them with
flowers they must wait until after
the exercises or send them to the
ante-room.
All kinds of boxes can be pro-!
cured of the Sugar Pine Door and '
Lumber Co., in this city at very
low prices. Fruit crrowera and
t - "
l".e " la llKiaot B"oul"
aaa ,eave lhe,r ordm.
Unmet Hut. I.e.. .1 l
:v;' rtrani"-
be obtained at Hubbard's new
drug stere.
THE CATHOLIC ACADEMY.
Oomm.'Dcemeut Exerciif s of t-e tohool
at th Opera H'o Next Wtck.
Following is the programme of
the commencement exercises of the
Academv of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help, to be held at the opera house
on Wednesday evening June 18, at
KVclock:
Overture "Poet and Peasant"
disses S. C hen, M. Murray, F.
and L. Brenner.
Salutatorian 'Miss M. Ranuey.
Welcome tpening Chorus.
'Wealth and Wisdom" A
drama in sit ads will then be
presented by the following per
sons :
Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom
Mis K. Whitney.
(ioddess of Wealtii and Pleasure
Miss A. Milner.
Mrs. Holmes Miss A. Foshay.
.lemina viies M. .Murray.
ii.it it 'ii-s F. Brenner.
.di-s. Firefly .Uiss K. tjuinn.
Several of her children Misses
L. Lanning, N. Rilev, M. and T.
lloltnian, M. Maxwell.
.Mrs. Fo-.ter, an invalid Miss A.
Senders.
Dr. Steuben In. ilYtiSti-iner Miss
"SI. Ranney.
Mrs. Ooo-i a in, a visitor Jiss
C. Warner.
Lib:ie, a school girl Misa L.
Ketchum.
Susie, a school girl Miss M.
Spreuger.
Mrs. Hopkins MissC. Xerolf.
Lalies and v hildren, friends of
Mrs. Firefly.
Jane., aservant Mi.- K -1-elly.
Between acts tiie follow ing i uiigs
w ill be rendered :
Blue Bird l Vh- polka DeiMe
duet Pianists- .'ois C. n '
K. Sl;e:iv. L. ietchnni, l. D"
linn.
Z.imp Dm, t ! .lilliaut PiOiii.-ts
Ml-see K. and L. .'. i-l. ,
J..: Like tb L.trk - ,tl duet - I
by Minse t. DuBruihe ana M.J
D'.wli'g. i
A I, ine Maiden instrumental
duet Pianists Misses K. Skelly,
D. Bltuuberg. L. Brenner, .VI.
Sprenger.
Mv Home on the Hill song
By Misses F. Brenner, atiri M.
Sprenger.
(tlencove Waltzes PiiMist
Miss .1. Malin. violin st Miss II.
Matin.
"S at of Wisdom" Tableau.
Then will follow "Rival for Syl
van Dell." an operetta in two
scenes.
Dame Margueritt Mi-s S.
Cohen.
Little Tiptoe, her niece Ora
DuBrudle.
The Prevot of Puv De Dome
Master W. Bridgford.
Atig-'l 'pie Miss K. Sk'dly.
Bettine AiissC. Zieroif.
Fairy (.jtieeu Miss M. Sprenger.
Attendant faiiv Misses 1)
ir V . . xf
Keid. M J-oshay, I.. k,U-i.,.. M.
1 and M. Hunter, b Murpla h.
, and . lMcv, L. 1. remit r. M. Dow-
linit. L. "dooi. N
r:t.i. i'b.
A i'ach"!
Hotruian.
tiot-
. K.
Lena
diel'., L. l.anniii
i Collins. M. and T
j Howell.
i Interlude Me-scn
er P'ifd
Pianists .Misses M. Kannev,
Quinn, M. Murray F. Brenner.
Reflection v. cal solo Bv Mis-.
LI la Whitney.
Abtabaiu's Sacrifice Tableau.
Diplomas will be conferred on
Mis-, Maud Ranney and Miss
Kate Qiiinn.
Valedictory By MissS. Cohen.
F irewell Chorus.
Closing address by His
A rchhishod Gross.
Grace !
THE SoIO FIRE.
A Third Attempt of bu Iacend.ary to D-
ttroy t&e Ci y.
Night before last a thirdaltei.it
was made to'burn the city of Scio.
This time the tire wa-t started in
tbe rear of a small wooden build
ing adjoining the brick building
on the west side of the main
street. can of coal oil bad been
split open by eross cuts in tbe head
and the ctu flaps turned back and
some of the contents spilled upon
the fliior. Tbe lire was discovered
and extinguished lnfore it had
gained headway enough to reach
tin' coal oil, and only damaged the
inside of the back room by black- :
ening the contents. It is tho'Uht
j the author of the fires has heoi
I discovered and an arrest is likely:
I to be made. I
Bnri"
KDEL"B
& OABBETI'3 MARKET
String Im-hic".
Caiihtlowi r.
Summer ."-qua -ii
ireen Onions,
Haihsh.-s,
ir.-eti Peas,
Early Cabbage,
Earlv Beets,
New Potatoes,
lettuce.
KAtirBE'tKIKH.
( ioo-o be i Tit's,
I emons,
Limb'r Cheese,
FKFsll
Chenies,
Currants,
Sw iss Cheese,
cream Lheesi
Chip Beef.
.u ol :tie aiMtve to be had nice
and fn shut Mueller it Garrett's.
Call eaily anl leave jour orders.
A Good C'ough Hyrup.
There nothing parents should be
o rnreful Hlxiut a selecting a cough
yriip. Beirirs Cherry rouuh ttyiup
timetititr with wonderful siicteM.
the tx st is Done to irood. Be sure you
L'et Hegi;. Every bottle ia warranted.
All 'IruifKisto keey it.
Au Idea.
V think the people will like to
buy five one-pound bars of splen
did laundry soap for two bits. We
will sell at that price to-day.
Spe.vcek & Bl ACKHCK.V.
While we run largely to special
ties our stock is always full of
choice goods in our line. Spencer
t Blackburn.
MAUKIKU.
KIT" WTl-3i:-iR0VES-In L'orvallis
on W mie-ielay, June II, ls'JO, Ut
hcv. -i eliweii.Mi-. lleriiert Kiltridx'e i
and I.- Joihie tirjve. both ut 1
Pei 'o i eouiry ,
1 r(
I Of
Ur.ticu -A Ol.ilH.l-H rtiiHtb W,,KK.
U wiiliini- to du any kind of Ubjr.
Ai'ply at Hraid otCce.
FOK 3A
COWd, AT
fit,' (UIOlM.
lU'SINESS LOCALS. !
Buy your groceries at Aug. ;
Lange's. i
Gentlemen's tine shoes tit K. C.
Searls'.
Go to Aug. Iange's for staple
dry goods.
My fruit jars have arrived C. E.
Brownell.
Some new designs in satteens at
E. C. Searls.
Fruit cans and wax at Matthews
fc Washburn's.
Ltavejour order for bread at
Lange's Bakery.
Paisley & Fish do the cheapest
printing. Try them.
The celebrated Quaker City
shirt at E. C. Searls.
Adjustable window screens at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Tin and plumbing work done at
Matthews oc Washburn's.
Kero-eue and g t-oline stoves at
Matthews & Wa-liburn't.
Drink ice cold soda at C. E.
Brownell's and be happy.
Fine black h lk handkerchiels
and neckties at E. C. --earls'.
The celebrated Quaker City
white shirt at E. C. Searls.
Finest line of cent's neckties in
the city at E C. Searls.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Garde-i lme and lawn sprinklers
at Matthew A W.tshnuin's.
Linge will sidl you staple dry
goods cheaper than any one.
I'-e cream and lemonade served
very day at Got tz's restaurant.
Ludlow's .t.'l.Ou la'lies fchoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Searls.
complete line ol gents' fur-
o-bin: g od.s at E. C. Searls'.
Bargains in corsets at E. C.
.v"avls Friday ami Saturday on'y.
Fr- sh Yaquina ovs'ers served
every day at McGhee's restaurant.
T"-e lk-ir;r- Dandelion bitters for
I'Hiiircrtion, dyopepxiit and nil kindred
di.-e:ie.
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's
for soda.
Beari:- ei lel.ratid fatnily remcdir
are fur sale l all leading drugistf
evcr- 'tliere.
Mens', youths' and 1-oys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods atG. W.
Simpson's.
(iotott. V. in'ipson's for in
fant dresses, robes, cloaks hoods,
caps etc.
Remember that Klein Bros, tew
up all rips on fots and ehoe
bought ot them, for nothing.
New satteen. gingham's chatn
br;i's and ot'n i wa- i goods j't
reci i v d at . S :upson's.
Happy is he w ho buys his .i iiits
and egetabU r off. L I'lowiiell.
Alwavi fresh and full weight.
I'.ll k to' - : " a: II, - '.-ol.
liveid in larjc n -m b auL iint-.
W. I '. "askli..
We ha i.ri Me. iiii-'' stink of
kid glovi s. ar: l the ii- st a.i.e ever
show n in Albany at W. F. Read's.
Iln not fail tc. hi tend tbp McfCnn.
I lass Minstrels peiioi mance Friday
evi niny
at 7 :ol.
The band will parade j
A t hi lice and complete line of
bottled delicnsies have just been
j added to mv st'ick call and see
them. C, E. Brownell.
! II ueboll uoimI.-i lor ale ut
Hubbard's Irtig store. Call ami
see tliein. Tbev are as uood as
have ln-eii in Use 'ess than a
jyear.
I Venison, corned beef, -f ititied
Ih-i f. and a lie a lot ol lull en a u i
i Ca'liorrn.t :bcese, jii-i, the thing!
; lor luiich'these waini days. Call
' on Speieer it Black hurn.
j Tie's. Brink has just received a
tine assoitment of w indow shades, I
; .ilso the Wheeler it Wilson sewing J
j machine, the best and lightest i
running machines made.
I Those having property to sell j
t cheap w ill do well by plac tig it '
with S N. Steele, teal estate de d-
er, as be b is e nine. -tion in Port- j
land, whereby he will be able to'
rvteh investors fiotn the east. 1
Tickets to Europe San Francisco
Spokane Falls, Pendleton, Baker
Citv, The Halles. and all iKiints in
the Cubed States anil Canada for ?
sale at the I'nion ticket otlice. ,
: C. G. Kaw lings city ticket agent.
I Broa In i in st. "
i lr. Pattern, the specialist on
leinale and private diseases, iu
I Bluniberg's bha-k. Ollice hours
i 10 t'. 1', L' to 4 and 7 to 8. Con-;
jsultatioli iree. Kcsidcn.-e old and i
Montgoini-iy. j
Ele -'t new . din ng ears, Pull
man j...n e atid ftee i.mi i !y slee
ing car- i ti ii throuub on exptess
trains to Denver. Omaha, Council
Blutr... Kansas City St. Lniis and
Chicago, via Union Pa'-iliu rail
way. C. liawlius, city ticket
agent, Btoad tlbin etreef.
New eiiitnoKienes. flouncini?.
j lace flouncing in cotton and silk,
hla-.'k and cream. Laces in imita
; tion ptiint, also new designs in
black and white lace, including
Yandyck and Eiffel Tower. Nw
urchiiigs. Samuel E. Young.
Fiist and second-class passenger
rates over all tbe roads to Chicago,
St. Louis and all oinU East will
be restored on June 9ih. Parties
desirinvr to take advantage of thej
cut rates should apply immediately'
to the Union Ticket ottico at the
foot of Broadalbin street, C. G.
Hawlint;i, agent.
y !i . . j i
SECRET SOCIETIES.
. O. L W. Sfety Lodra No. IS;
mct
hall on KoTy street. Ixiwn bcoiiil and '
Ihinl. AHwnv, OreKon. Strinfer Id th
It , and trmnieut hrithren eurUi&llr invlttd
toatti.d.
CHARLIE PARKER,
north lsi St. bet Lvon andFerrv
BLACKiSMITHlNG- !
n l , i . 1
all kinds done on short notice i
and at reasonable rates. All work
guaranteed. TA specialty ia J
made of horseB that interfere or
are troubled with corns.
PR. POT,
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.
lozens of ladies cured of diseases
peculiar to their sex and not one
unsuccessful. $500 will be paid
t- any one he treats unsuccessfully
after he had ag-eed to cure them.
Consultation is free and vow can
freely call upon the Dr." Every
thing is etri. tly confidential and
private. He prepares his own
medicines and vou do not have to
go to a drug store to have your
prescriptions filled. His office is 1
so arranged that one patient does
tlier. He is not here for a
see anoi
few days but has permanently
located and will stay. His prices
correspond with the nature of the
disease and the deserving poor
tieated free. Patients out of ihe
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
Vlbany or the Pacific Coast as to
Irs reliab lity and to the Ow-gon
State Medical Society as tohis
standing in the medical profession.
To Kent.
A cottage, fully furnished,
throughout, with or without piano,
lor three months on reasonable
terms. Impute at this ofEce.
Secure vour railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and East via t
the Union Pacific railway, and j
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street. )
Farmers Attfntion
io jou want to buy a BIi tier, Kntiin. Thresher, M.veror other mukiutry
IL
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UI
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01
A Stec.safao&t Lead of
STEWART
Oall ;iad !?: trc AV'liat You Want.
SPECIAL SPRING
V NOUNCEMENT
I JVIy Stock is now complete;
! einbraoing a,ll the latest novel-
(: i es in Dress Groods
WOOL AND WASH
mm
LADIES
1
We make a specialty of
In Knit Ribbed and lluslirf.
Our prices are the LOW PST am.
our 8,)a8
THE BEST
Indoruear
We i-arrv a full line of the "vorld renowned I'rtadhead Dicfb Goods, hit:h for wefr and f.ininh are uue
ell.-L In'ein broideries and flouncing we have a law a stock- aa any l.otiFe in the i:ae. Call and voj
- ., .. i,,,.,) ... Aii.r i. th. Lat trading noint in Oreiton. "A pleatcre to i-l.ow c,. da.
- rf
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XVBSID V
McKanlass Minstrels
-AT-
i Albany Opera House,
FiclDAY, JUNE 13.
The great and only
MCKANLASS.
The Ne-.-ro Ole Bull of vio inist
and the Minstrel King of America
supported bv lr.s two talented
children,
MASTKK WtLUil Oil AllKUSA. j
MR. A.L. SALES, the funny j
man of the d v. j
MISS -US1E GRIFFIN, the
man-voiced woman, and i
IB FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS 10 i
Full band and orchestra, All to
' appear in a select prog. amine ol
FUN, WIT AND HUMOR
Grand street drill at7:U0e. m
Seats on sa;e at Blackman's
-s' -
DK
G 'll.lt4
f -.do ,
r c :
ittur- .mo
W. 7s
;US.
Eii.
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:e
rfei.e.
iHu of
n lyt-
r - oiiove
.tuition
.K kulte.
. e: t- .
. r w -
cia'
en
-.In
,, Si-f-'tl
lit ., Mill.
Illiito
II., i J;l. ,ll- ; ..lil0.i -
day or night, tfmin ttoi
; i.OOD WILL TO ALL."
tarOifiee anJ remdoiice Ferry stiwt,
tttttwe.ec Third itud Fourth.
lie ir tr liver pills aru u lafld luxative
uud act dircc.ly on the liver mid kid
nevs as well allie boWi ls. All drux
gifctn.
PIS e;ir
I'cm Hccl:irc:y jtct iccci";c6
AT
BiswRSkstfKKjaStS'SS .-a. gia
IF1, KIBIC:
FREE FROM POISON.
HOSIERY.
-
"' 7 1 'I '1 .' A TI X
W JO. JtVLl-A. J
! art studio.
Mrs. Dr. Pat too, Bluniberg's
block. Less'otiH given in drawn:,:,
painting and music. J'lctim s lor
sale or painted to order.
(Millar- la t'afli - urr.
; The only gui
j cold IU I lie Ue
J cal Mr: bill dc.ifi
I IOie tiie st 'ist
bi eulli. result ii
and pleuK.iiit t
! 11 in! u cult- i v
anlecd ci.r.' fi r catarr
Uay te-..'i, I' t-e ctild
6- Klltl S -It l- i S liC
:ft:.stea d Uii:t:iSiiU
' Ii otii t :iliii 1 1.. H
Koi. t K ciiou
:.i..t U 1 y :-.li di ug
.-in ulj;- to Aon t u
y, 1.1mm iile. t. .1 s IX
r.,l lui- 1; suit ly
- isic I t otLiit V
tris-ls. Sk-hd ft.
.Mcdicnl (. oiii"
Uiollllie' ticat
Uldll. l 10, i
.Masuu.
Use elegant lotion for sunburn
RED (JIWIV.N MLS
ISO.M, LiVMXG .1 .,
NEW PROCE-S FLU I R.
(Superior (or Fuuil anJ liik.r'. ut)
'Best sioraue Acuities.
tifi! ,Lt?t uuh
ALBANY
pru pbiu lor ul.o.ittJ&
uBLt.oN
' 4 nirMrlur ncl l.iiniii.
1UIE I.NLbiiMv.M.li U.tti.Ni. ut Al LU
lUVlln"- v licit. lao.ii4..t no-, a J
id '-ountr. W ill vui.iiiii-l I" i lulu bi.Ot.,
tmri'i1, i'd All uiiivi .i w 1.1 I,. u.e
illC Ud.li( UUttll Al.liC, I.K.I kit U.U 1. 11.4-
vth lt. t luiluii.-. u ii iu i,i.h
iiii, MOti.p c-iliuaO' ii ircv ui liMrtt. sal.
fctioa i;UAr.iiit.' V . . , .a m ..
CtlhAlY. M-AIMss
V X KWls
tv,
i ne oniy comnieie set oi Aisii.n t
Books and Maps in Linn t onntv
OFFIt'E IS TltK fOf HI' ili'IMi,
JjUIIie.-s
are will rei-eite
nil attention.
einriisit.. .o m.
plOUipt alel i .ii. -
c:
C3
ci
C'.T
Si.-. dJ
i
r":
Co
:c tic.ccrr cr c
mo.
& SOX
both, in
FABRICS.
-TO THE-
MEN
tt:
Call and look at our values in
illlO'
Goods.
We have a very l.trge stock to
tboo-e from ht the lowttt j.rics
et er offeree in the
VALLEY
Forois