Morning daily herald., June 17, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

the uonxrM; nn;,,i: ttkshav. .irxi: 17. iriw
IHoriung ffailii iicvald
ON Slit.
The 1AI1V HtKU I. will be oh .
-ale each inarninf at 11. J. JoneV I
book store, vhere it ca'i h? procurM j
it 5 cents per ropy. ;
?i?'2---!"-?"-"-' r i
(OTTlMi-t Alto, r TOWS. ;
bargain- at the lji Ho Bazaar, j
New invoice of ,-oi.t rings at !
l-retli'h'fi. I
.1. L. Hiatt and w iieof Lyons are i
in the rity. !
Frank K. Allen, of this citv. is!
in l'.aker City.
An athletic club has be. n organ-!
ized at Astoria, i
Ludlow's $3 shoes tor' ladies at j
E. C. Sea. Is.
r me line of onera toe sdipiie
rs at '
K. C. Searls.
Wallace t'a'.'lwin is ipiite ill at
his home in Md city.
Mrs. Charle Keifer and family
have gone to Y upiina to spend
several k .
Mrs. Wm. Ko'-'miller in visiti g
her parent1- i" ..rvallis.
F. L. Fuller. f Harristuug, hh
in the fity y-t!er lay.
V'iereck'.i shaving and hair cut
ting saloon, sh ivinif IS owits.
Ladies will find mitis vtnlins- in
i-venini; xha-li'H at K. I", -earls'.
Art rtudio, Mattie K. Martin,
miu 12, Mrlluain building.
K. C. Will. ,i tliH tirm of Will .v
Srrk, has returmi 1'i'ini a trip t
Mi.otiri.
A miiiil-er of tine r-n I iit n liave
ieA.-ently (n eanhi in ihn S;iti
tiaui river.
iov. I'ennoyer has "declined t..
deliver the Fourth of Jniy ..rnti-m
for Lebanon.
An exruridon w as given o-r tile
narrow gaii'e railroad Sund.v
from Seio to Cobuig and return.
Mei-sr. Paii-lev ,t; Fii. hav.-l-rinted
Home neat porter- for the
Fourth of J-ily v ler.ra'ion at
I .e banon.
Let.anon has engaud the Me
KanlaH minstrel liand to furniti
music for their Fourth of July felt
t.rati n.
Judge IVan will hold the iViug
la."! county term of cnr! before he
resiuiiK hie present ofiice of eirniii
judge. There will h quite a spir
ited contest for his ottice.
Two boys, James Mcl'anicl and
kobbie t'hamlH-r. engaged in a
iiarrel in this city, Sunday, in
which the latter was slightiv
s'abbed wi'b a po lie' knife. Th"
noiind was not a dangerous :'.
Albany Building and l."an :
Asso- iation. Fourth serie- now !
open. Only .r0 stiares to seli. j
Tho-e w ishing st-jck in this series
inu-t apply s.io'.i to J.tv W. lil.tin. ;
ne -retary.
All visiting Masons desiring Io j
participate in the dedication cere-1
monies of the Masonic temple in
iTiis city on the -4lh inst. are re-
quested to provide t hemse'ves w it h .
white gloves and aprons. !
Just received, a n-A I. in- or
children's dress-u, all sizes, boj
w hite wrajiers an 1 blouses, t. ali
early und make seie'ti.:n They
ill be old cheaet li.au you can
make them 110 at home. 1. e lies'
Ha.a ir, Frouian's oi ,'ck i
Those who are willing to Iur-'
nigh imlging for visitors wh 1 will '
be in thi riiv 011 'lie 24th inst.'
the occasion of the dedication of
the new Ma-mnic hall, are re- j
quested to send their mi'iies to D. :
P. Mason, which will materially
a-sist in caring for the giies- w ho 1
will be here on that d:l . !
Another paint mine has been :
discovered in Oregon, this timer
near Monroe, ben'on county. The !
ochre is of a dark red color, and !
exjfriiiietits have u-.-n made
it to tl. e satisfaction ot tiie men
w ht propose developing the find, j
It is ch ar of gri' and susceptible j
to many changes in color bv ,ieaf. .
It mixes readdy w itti nil. I'mler- i
lying the red -n-h e is a good vein
of Velio A
IIhiii.irs lMMrilll.
Marion countv iuri's have awar
ded verdicts oi' ..Vioo and f'.' in
tl.in laut-s, r, Bpeet .vely l-.i icpreseii
tatives of Miller and liuti.rie, ihe
ri- iieei ami ti'en'.an who wen
kil'ed w In 11 on .hit! 011 a ontI ei n
I'acitic train at Vlbanv -oine
uionfhs ag. , through runriiii int..
.1 wich that had 1-eeii .. n--! )..v
drunken h.sshuiiis "toi fun."
I he l.i k isoiif- nell : eiileiil'n d,
not only broiiiib the ht-s of :hr
lives of these tuo Ii). -II. t.llt be-
cause of the wan'oliU' s of fhe
misrhiel that ratl-ed it. and tiie
slight pi'.msliuii nl that i s pi rpe
iratois received. The railroad
company may V "iis-:rnble- it
clearly is s .. in the e-iiniHtion of
tiie juries in these cases in tha 1
s.itlicietit vigilance was not cxer
, is,-d over it- tr.-tc!. at that time
and place to prevent ;'ic accident,
but this cannot excuse the lax ad
ministration of ju-tice in the mat
ter., and the failure to adequately
punish but one of the r- alcri'i i
nals in theca-i..
Th- 'imntry Krtlt.ir
He riseth in the morning and
knowetb not w bat a day mav bring
forth. If he tellet'h all "tiie li.-w-he ;
runneth a great 1 i-k of h;u dim a tin
ear put on him. ami it h. teli.-tii
not the news tiie people .-ay he is
11. g., and there 1- no jo j;, it.
l'becrai'y man ca; let ii him into
giving him f o't-ccti! ;uTf t'.r a .V
cent cigat, an I i nd m .fliers frnw'i
on hiru it ha mi L- to tlait-1 their
Jrcikled land bruijil:. And ail hi
ways are ways of w e, ami his day
at '"till of sorrow . I he lite insur
ance man setteth enure for turn.
Ai.u on t tie whole he hath a deuce
oi u time. lieimantown Kcpuhli
cun. t hrlatlin strlflir.
Bible reading in Y. M. C. A.
hall at 2 o'clock. Subject ; "Who
Are fhe Children of t.tmL" ( A II are
invited.
Fare vider vinegar at KjeMWu
J. B. ASTO.NKLLE'siiOVK.
Sen-alci. Over
the Our.'.ii n- if
Tw-aty Y a i
, t L.vmii.ir.
Joseph .
Iu. jvmi contract
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together, the
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'hoc ni. w ill-. ; . .1,
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liolli I
however, a! il! ice-- u.
jiieter.se an! :ts. : i ; iur
wr.en two
'lidl't li 'vel
111M . She fold lirr -.!.!
j lover, to tin- ctlect 1.1.11 -i t:
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ll'.et i
illsbah'l Ii VllivL whom -be
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Mil,;. I Hot
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i .u.uei .
fil tier c-
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I -erted, and ui'i.'.v she
null r tiim iMi."ii 1 .
j oi.'aiuv. Ant'.lle lr,
' love. I tit-r, aii'l .ntoid'i.
! ..Is wile .ind al.ou.-.l i -i
Lis inline ; Uoi oiii v I til , hut I11
"ill; for her 11 handsome r - ..1
1 r':i Myrtie street, le-ie the
lived with their iiiiiireii ami to'
.lie, world the woman ; knuvn
.is '".Mrs. Al.tonelle.' 1
About a year 'in- u.oi.tu -
htisbaiid iie l. and horii alter
that tin- i-jiilia -t..' gin !'i -iis-.ect
that Alt wa- not nj'.' .:th
hi" trtdv iiHe. i le en 1 iili.Vi i a 'le
eitive and the 'l:S(oir v. .1
naiie that one I o.'niiio am t.t.
lie lather o ,1 1,1111, iy. an I a .i
yo'ing man. pud to beimei.; vi it
io ttie home ot An' ii.clie diniiig
'.is al.seln e. l l.e lolltl.n e.. .1 .
but
onvinced that the won. .:
eh lice wa- untrue to h 1
limii l.-.rniliL' I ! 1 . lie li. r;
t his
1. .Hid
ed hel
nt of tii.- (nunc.
The '.oil. an a. -nt may an i
Miori!;. after Za.u.-i i di-appeared.
ie.vii:g h;s fai.iily " .:e,.-t;tute 1 11
ciuiist.in es. Mr. A'it irielli i mju
lav i iik; consuleiahie froilhle 11. sel
'iiiig ! s .ro r" ailair-. h he
ino- t!. 's.imeol h Umis .-i..n.
in tiie -villi'.!.' Ill tile na Me i t
"Mr-. A : JIle,le ' lie I- I e 1
ractor who had con-id-n'-I,
Mou'ili- .I'mut hi- coiitiact lor
'milling .' seilj..', i.I tin. seaw.lii
near the ti.irr.ii iu--lie
isipli e ve.illtiv. Ills
rn oi t : voin in t ti.it
are in hi- mpl-.v and '
Aith tieii '.. her
Ori'U'.ii i r...--
1 lll'tl'l.
t A . I SMi.S .
li-ll illll.
l.k- -i-ie-
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.So. H, ol the U:e''oli Weather
r.tirea'i. co-o.ei'ii;;ii' uitu I . S.
signal Serv ice. Central ofiice l'..i"-
!aiHl. I li l-eoll. I 'o!' t he W ' ''I. CIl'l-
ing Satuvday June Ilth. iv.in.
The week has been cool and
oartly cloudy, w i i i t lignt -prinkhs
if rain on S11n1l.1v, vlondiy and
"at.urday. The rainfall " as light
and not much In ne than io lav
the dust. Vegetation ol ail kinds
'.VOilid lie tiehelited bv gooi heavv
rains, and especially would the
A heat crop be heneleed. The
-.veather, has, hoAevrr. not been
injurious to clops, tu. ri, .1, e.oiidv
.veather, being lnoie benelicial
Than cloudless warm weather
Vould be. but lain is wh-t i
needed for the growth and matur
ing of grains, vcgetablesetc I lav -1
nt; is gener.-by in progress and
tight yield- are .clieiadv leoort' d.
The continued drv w eat her pioved
to lie quite injurious t 'In bav
:rop 111 lllost sect I'-n .
Ihe fall and eaiiy sown -j.ring
a heal are in good condi t on. Thc
would be '.eiielited m rain, imt
.f no di y mi: th w ind- 1 revai . the
crop w ill av rage v ery well. The
late sown spring grain C'lriuue
to be in a p.y r conditioii an ' ! ;
than iine-half tile average, f in.
siudng sow u giam is e...n etui
Hurley, rye and oat- an- lioinL'
quite weii. Coin has slow
growth ow iii'' to th-co 1 wi- ithei.
Hops are repot t d as (.ivei es-ing
nicely. Vineyards are healthy
and excelii nt prospects ate show 11
by them. Ka-tern heg ui cro-re
norts are more hopeful than h in
tin- Willamette vahev Fruir.
however in the W.ihwirttc vnlii-v
is in as line .1 c.'iidi i i.-n ;i- caild
b.-desired, and sotithvrn ni'Hi
"loinises to ,-c .pse former years
bv h-r fruit vield. The straw
berrv clop is bee.. mil. .1 exhausteii
and cherries are n .w i.ientiml in
' h mat k.-t .
r,--iiii
Knliil.il
Astot
I olllllll
an . 1 in 1 n i"ti
inoveni' nt I 1 a creditable di-plav
u: the World's Fail doe- no! move
very last. If thiee or tout ener
getic men would gi t togetl.ei and
chII a uieetinu. the matter could be
pushed along without any inmble.
i.l'egou must have a large and
irditable exhib-ticn at Cnicaco.
and we cannot infold to loose any
' ime in gi'ttiu.' ready for it. The
a irk will requir many ii 'iiithsot
.reparation, and the sooner we be
gin the better will be 'he display.
'Ve have to minh io -!mw
l.i think of slighting T r 1 i - ina'ter.
UfiiiTKl tinier -i. I I.
Owing to the-ainjory being oc
apied there will be tio drill on the ;
17th mid 24th of Jut,,- Ism All;
members of F Co. , wi;! a--embe'
'inifortiied. armed and equipped
tor inspection on Saturday evening
June 2sth. the saine tiring tin
third miniver-nry of fin- coinpa'.v s
rganization. Done this loih -lav
oi.luiie. iS'.to. under order ot ( 1. j'.
Irvine Capt. e uinintnling I. ('....'
d R, g t.. 11 . ( ;.
r. J. 1 i.iiM s
1st. Sergrllllt .
Kxi-uralim llo. 1 ii.ni.
hroiu present imiicatioii
rourth of July exciir-ion to
iront on the Oregon paciiic is
to be a giand success. 1 . kr;
the
t ie
tire
ttie
-eniiijr ery lapnity 11; .iliatiya
well as tiie tieigh1 oiing towns,
and those wi.o intend purthipa!
ing should secure them at one as
the number is limited, rickets in
Albany at Wells. luigo Co.'s
OtEce. KoUi.d trio only 2; chii-
uren under ten, halt fare
THE HE3T CEKSOj!
Lis::Co-jt y I'itstR p r:iia 1818,
T ::rr- W.T Oldy 963 P-Opi-
W.
S-Hkli i; ttie eel; -U-." aiil
, .!a-o.i Wtueler to 'lie i.f I he ceiisUi?
-iiuiiier:-ttori the other day, "car-rU-s
rue back to the da ,-4 t tt. I
j o'.'k tile li;st ceilsu-: ol I.tni.
I 1 on ,ry ; it ja in The conn-
; ty ..a! all tht territory from the
Suitia'ii river totlf ,1'alifomia line
1 I'd it to..k me j'i-t .1 lit 1 1 - over a
' i-.Il.ll !o do lilt .Volk. Tmii'
I er. at tli:' time ill tin nnty '.''
! people. :;ii'.i of v. Ii-.tn " cr.- legal
i oiei-. In tiie Ilogue rivei valley
, ' o d I. in on,. 111:111. a Mi. '.V. lch.
j -i::i a v''ie and t.t" c'.il.lrcn; the
i et t.i i.lly ! li!- sii'e oi I lieve lived.
Il l the Ioi-k-i of the Willamette
i iii 1 and the next was Mr. "pore-
:l ; wires feiry. wheiel think he
r hi- in f 11 i I v still reside,
j T 11 1 iv li.istlitig city of Albany
.us then not started. .-0011 aflei
: .iard however a stoiv was built
: ;..; a po.-tol!ice liK'Ht' d.
1 There were then no farms or
i eoiintv r.'U'ls over the now beauti
ful Albany prairie and v. hen coiu-
'. jllg to t.o II T letlti llill to our
lliei
ut "ii the Saiitiam we were
'.'ili.'ed by the b lttes as to locality.
Ae would scarcely ever pas" an
I'sl, sv;i!e. of a hot summer alter
noon. t)mt we tid not arouse from
the 1 -hade ;t deerorciiyote and
.ci usi..ii:i!lv a hear.
Now the population of the cmin
iv is over u'tu'. 11. and the censusof
'l.i-eitv will probal.lv show '-
lH i-1 II ."l.lHMI and i.l.MK' people.
BOARD OF TRADE.
I"l.e Koa 1 . 1
liar leont lily
o! I'.ia. kl.ui 11
ing and some
ot Tiade held it
met ting in the
reg
.ithce .v Wrisjht last ever
important business
was trau-acted. .1. II. Tow li.-end 1
v.is appointed a commissioner to
itti-nd the Northwestern Indus
trial Imposition to be held at
pokiiii.' i'alls in September and
ictobei. A cmnmuiiicatioii from
K. I., st j.Min-tt . of the racotna
"-la'-cii an-i tilucose ('ompaty,
- jilaced on lib-. Jay W. I'.lain
..1- appointed to invite the State
ll.rticultuial "-ociety to hld their
rail meeting in this city.
A ci.niiiiitt. e consistini: of T. I..
Wa:!:,. ,-. ..-,y W. lil.tin an t I'.. F.
la'.ierwas aiiiiomtf-'l to circulate
.1 petition memoriahmg congress
.-iite a soldiers- home at Al
Many. 1 he city c .unci! and conn-
ty court
th- -aine.
111 nwi ir a-Ki'iiin o..'in,j tli.lt 111 t bin
I he Alhlelle ( lull.
A meeting of the Athletic Club
was hei l at the armory last even
in ii. I la: 11 r 1 laic r was added 10
th
mm utee to c, .licet t he funds.
be- to-da.
I'ro!. F.arin sl I'.iad-
Si leef
nMei for a nerioil of
one month to instruc tbe mehl
iiml in coini it 1 1 v- wi n W. II. War
in r, ill intei v iew the mcin
I" is at a salary oi .-a,o. It i- tbe
ii.teht; n ot t In-cb.ti to 01 ganie a
fernia't'-nt gyiutiasiam. w ith bath
toohis bars and other puaphcr
ualia. A meeting w ill he held al
the armory t"-riieht, to which all
i iris, a- well as those desiring
io ; ome lui niLei's, are reqliebted
I., be on sent.
II rilKeiintu Injun-it.
At t-.f S ultiiein I'm itic depot
i" teid.iy 1'en Zehner. a brakr
111. 111. was 1 -"Up'iiig cats when h"
was cailuh heiween two car-oil
ttie .-.'.of -lde of a carve in pre-
l-.-l , tie
i iclit t:,
1-1
t.bv -'can
'., . .- w .!
-.1: ie I. .a line:' tii 1 In' in -1'
occti red - ei al dai
M is on. t !: c leqial.y's
attended him. . No
broken though In- was
- , et'-l '
oruiscd. He was caied
ir in tiie I 'epot hi tel.
Jat k-oll county has the only
a ly eiii'.inerator in ( Iregou in the
pel -on of Nirs. Kiln- ( aw ley, a)
pointe.l lor Witodville, Koc! Point
and told 11 II plecillcts.
The child of Mr.-. Hugh (iien-
10-s, of Astoria, b.un on Minday,
lay 'oth and which weight- I bare
ly eighteen otiin es w hen twenty
lour boor.- old. i- stiH alive iiml i
:t"'.ui.i' ih .iiirh it i- t-r weak.
Ihe eil.tol of ttie Ma.Vtoll llll
aiet John I rat.tiee up in th,.
mountains. lb- i- nun ty years
id and he had been mowing
grass wi'li a scythe: last year he
made ipiite a number of laii.
inong othei things he told ihal
tie moved from Virginia to Jackson
countv. do., in IKL5. and moved
to 'eg..;i in
lull llin Is),
and w here hi
Is l.i. and that on
1. he -i-itle.l on the
met him. Himself
re among the lirst
and family w er,
-et t lei- in I. inn count v.
The Pendleton I-.a-t Hregonian
-ays A young man and his in
lei iled called at the i-oiinty clerk's
olhce this .inc'iiioou tot a marriage
iii i n-e. 1 hrough sonie oversiirht
dr. ilartman g-t the bride's
mother's name in the paper. The
gloom took his glory ticket and
left, out alter while rushed back ;
undreuiaikid "I don't want to'
marry the old lady. Fix this1
thing " It wa.- Ilxei'l.
lour iailio,id employes, twocon
d 1.1c torn and two brilkenien were
arrested at iiaker City recently.
nr conductor and his brakellian ,
ate chained with having stolen a
sheep.it Kxpless oil Jlllle od. Slid
iht-.-tiicr two are charged with
having broken open a cur at the
depot in I'.ak.-r City on May 12th.
ii ih con, plaints are sworn to by
ti an named Williams, a -fonnei
biakrinan on the ruid. The cases
will be in Justice Fai man's court
this morning. District ittoiney
b'au l iqij-'eaiihg foi the slate and
('. F. Hupel for the defense.
i ! o-e
iv ll.l.OW s
wishing
Should
screen d.jor and
call on K. V..
ink, wno will out them in com
plete o'i short n-jtice. Shup on
coi i.i 1 ot Sen i"i slid 1 errj slieets
A;.
.v 1
thing it. the bakery line at
I wo iiiiiniied nii-kle alarm clocks
ju-t received at F. M. iiench's,
t lue corner jeo er store. A big
kcui in prices.
NOTES I ROM THE FRONT.
Xf ? iJll Had Ln.i.bniig Eoterj.nsej
Tr.f Old Mmto Trn'i.
J .vrtsviLi.K, June It.
I he aoi k of repairing the Mititoj
I'.i s li ..il. up ttie .North Santiam, !
v.t'fii i:'.-Ori'gon 1'acitic bad de-;
tn.'e.i i;. ie heit'if inpiJiy jiut !
tin-!. dr. I). Srt.C'lair bai taken
ttie . onir.i. ' and has a force of men j
.' ik. I 'hey aie now in the I
Neinm.rtu oil uf tireen l.asin j
sid'ii'.
.Mr Ih.M A.
i.-or oi t..e w
"dan. in eieinlv
vii h Mho i. Miper
.. 1 jn the pari of
has a force of men
.t work 11 a r I'.ri . -b, putting;
he trail in repair . . portion that
lie roil nty lias 111 ge.
a .' be 1 . to have
ttjpr.iuniv atl'horie onstrmv
m o. a " : .. as lar as
rovn.-mil!. I is thought the
county wnl iccede to ihe petition
for its eoiif ruction.
I' e ' 0. . liu-iii l.'iiidieiing
co'npa-iy iiave compietcd the road
f'-.j.-n the siding up the side of the
mountain the green tiiulier and
lo-n.orii.'A the unil belonging to
ti.e Hi .it !;n-.. and formerly at
work m ar l.voiis, :) ., moved up
tjthe sidng .11. -larte.! up the
newly ui.nle a-i. It will h used
to saw out i: ini'.ers lor tie
ni.uieiit nil :' .. will 1" out
soon a- it c n arrjne-l S01
which ill I'o 11 -ix'1 n
hundred 1 o.i-aiil i ..ay
"IT
I. .
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He
iiriu r wr soi i 1:
s..me I'limli-i. 1 hut Will
.Vl.t)l til II Il-I'l. 'M'
io ami see 1 hat ' " :H!t itul
Alltch at tin "' 101 1 u Kill'
Sll
'
'old '
V.a-i
.aar." Jul! n.id.hoi tb - pi
prii-'or ..I tie-1 .t Jen Utile I lan.i .
inf. 1:1.- 'is that In- iia- the '
Ha: i '- I .nder. .ad ,... 1 .!.!,...
tea. i ;t.-s'. ..ut u,. lor hi- I.11-
n. . and for tl-cu-t
luers. earli
po Aiii-r v ill in
glas.swari, a a'
the tea will 'A in
'Mil
l It II s
a 01 nakii.g
piece of tin.
ach i "-.!al o
piece of titie
a
a
jlasswiire. and custonurs who buv
one pound of tea or a Ikx of baking I
nowdt-r. which is warranted, will I
have a chance .11 that beautiful
. Hi ild watch, lie has also added a
; tine assortment of fauiilv gro,reri-s
! . 1.: V . ...l". . .
ll." Ill- lll.lllllllOI I. -l' IV .11
.,,..1 I. i. I, il,
ware ami crookerv. wfiicti 1-
j.,,., in xh Wi laiiH ttee Vallev.
( ,,, aIl -ee Mr. Uradwhol at the
:.,t.l..., K-nl.. Hnaar ami v.11 will
is nlslei-
resented.
siftrlnie .laekitM at f'f.Nt
I have a small line of -pring
jackets in colors 1 wi-di to close
out and have reduced the prie-- t-.
co-t. Tin y an the latest iyl"
and u b.iigaiu. I al-.. h.. a li:.e
of spring stockinet jackets for
s5.ft) each, which is tie nicest
jacket for the price in the market,
sami. el I.. Young.
V lull a I 1,1 tn lie
I- s. t, ltit.il' L.i . I .1, '' ,r. u (...
1 are ii...iri ' tin: el 'il t in- .! h:i
: ili-noli-iid !ier In i.ra-c tihiU'lie on
: tin face u 11(1 a dark greasy sUm (ino
tiott!.- in l;,-'- n: 1 -.ii'r.ikr
hUioit ni.iki r All: i.
I (.is urgMii In
; it -. iutlur.il atid hci'ln. -t.tlt- mid
1 : -un-its ' 'ie hi, mil jf .dl impurilii s
It i- iii-i-:ii;g with ..oi.Jiihii -uu'on
Try P . It is I'tiaiaiitecd li il' iif
L'l-'t- ke-p it
l ilt. I.OlllIllI I H.t Mll.
(Hi ihe I'nion I'm itic consumes
but seventy hours irom Cortland
to Chicago, w huh is tiie fastest
time ever made from ihe Cacitic
coast. Ticket otlice Hri lalbin
st reel.
Fine I- ruit ll.ln
Consisting of ihe f. ilowiug
fruits: Straw bellies, Kasptiei . -cberris.
cherry enrra' ts. i '
currants, plums. apHd-ts. peai bes
peats, lemons, etc. ll "i ihe
above fresh ft cits to be had at
Mueller iV iariett. Leave ..id'-is
for canning and they will receive
prompt al teiitioii.
liirk IgHln.
spehcei .m I'.lackbtun have
moved back 111 tin ir 1 !"g.u,' rooms
prepared for ilntii, where yon will
lind them at all times with every
thing ymi can wish for in their
line. They have added a Imkery
to their large stock of groceries,
ind no doubt w ill do well.
Well loring. rocli drilling, pros
pecting. First hundred feet, 1
per foot ; second hundred feet,
fl.2." mu foot , third iiundrc I f, et ,
fL.'iO pT I'.sit.etc. 1 travel, cement
ravel, fiard ii-'k etc, from t-l. ''."
to $2 jier fi ot. Without board etc. '
add 2-r cents per fijot. W lite J. I!.
Hughes. Albany, Oregon.
Dry gin ids atid notions on first
floor, clothing department audi
gents furnishing goods on -rconl
iliMir at ti. W. Simpson's
Harriet Hubbard Avers Rrcam-
,er Calm, Cream and Cowder, can ;
') obl:i:li"l
at
Hiibtiard's
n,'w I
Irug store.
New satteen, gingham's chain
bra's and other wabti goods iuil - i
received at i. W. Simi'son's. ;
"li7Kmmarv dpfyoti get ,
that i.retiv .iress" 'lamina, '
'lou.iit 1 the L . s bazaar.
.. :
We have our new s;oing stock of;
kid gloves, and the hi "t value ever 1
shown in Albany at W. F. Read's.
I'-.- b
itioiire-t '.
Jisei.M'i.
lKuidi-lirir bitters fur
vpi psia ttiiU all kindred
Fresh btead
at
oi C.'s this
morning.
Fight sh. ves for f 1 at Viercck's.
vi IKKIKU.
liULi-j. II Al sE'-vEKT -By the pai
tor -f tin- Chris. mil cbua' h at bis
riVi'leuc uu wt-t 7ih -treet 011
Sum June 15 at 9 So a. m.. Mr. A.
i. ..g- ,.,J Mi- Kutbie K.
Haunew ei t. Be' b uf tbtb city.
- j
Karm-lied lOuut uu .
nuuMs To KEN'i.
ti te rented in a iie-irable locatlua
aud turrouudinK o .1.1 arln at tbu tti.e
Aytut'Kaatt aud ii rined. j
ursixEss i.ocii.k.
I'.uy your griM-eiies at Aug.
Lange's.
lientlesuell
seai Is'
line uioc,- Mi K. V
t.io to Aug. I.ange"- for stoplel
dry goodH. j
My fruit juri hav. arrived 1'. K.
Iirownc-11.
.some nev
E. C. S-arls
desigiH in satteeii! at
Frui cauiand wa at Matthews
ii Was 11 hi: id's.
Leave your order for bread at
Lange) Ilakery.
l'aisley Fish do the cheapest
printing. Try them.
The celebrated Ouaker Citv
irt at K. C. Si-urls.
Adjustable windov screens at
-MltthewsiV Washburn "ii.
Tin and plumbing work done at
Matthews Washburn's.
Kerosene and g i -oline stoves at
Matthews A Washburn V.
Drink ice cold soda at I'. K.
Iirownell's and be happv.
Fine black silk handkerchieis
and neckties at K. C. -earls'.
The celebrated thinker Citv
white shirt at K. (.'. Searls.
Finest line of gent's neckties in
the city at E V. Searls.
Warranted garaen tmsr i
Matthews A Washburn's.
iarde-i hos and law 11 sprinklers
at Matthews ,v Washburn 'h.
Iauge will sell you staple dry
I ...u.L i.iuaiu.i' li..... ...... ......
v.u ....... nil. "II..
Io) cream and lemonade served
very ''il-v 1,1 ' ' s restaurant.
Ludlow's :'..Ml ladies shoi s all
sizes and widths at I:. ( . Searlt-.
Complete lille ol " gen's" fur-.'-hing
g Hids .it L. C. Seal Is'.
I'.argains in corsets at h. t.'.
! Friday and Saturday only.
Fri sh Yafpiina oysters served
every day at Mclihee's restaurant.
nd when you want a delicious
II IT I . , . II..
eon 1 ijiiiik go to t . 1.. r.row nen 1
for boda. I
Heg- .i-Icr.i
are for -ale t.
uliit Imiihy
s.l Ii-iiihng
iciiii'dieA 1
druggist '
j ' v, rv where.
Mens", vouths' and bovs' cloth-1
ing and furnishing goodj iti. W.
i Simpson's. ;
I io toi. W. Simpson's for in-i
I faut dresses, robes, cloaks hiKids,
1 caps etc. j
Ueni'-mber that Klein Hros. sew .
j up all rips oil boots and shoes
bought of tin in, for nothing,
j Happy is he who buys his fruits
' and venttabh s of C. F. 1'io.Miell.
, Always fresh and full weight.
HricU for - de at mv kiln or de
: 111. 'ed :n U' r ' ill (it iU'-i-.
A'. ' '. C iv 1 t .
! A eboic.e and couipl"le line of
; b ulled delicasit'& iiav ju-i been
added to mv
th. -in. C, I.
II iiiseho! J
Hubbard'-'
see them. !
ncA ; have '"
year.
slock call and see
1.
e.i 1,1 11
id- for
stoic.
.r .!
n -- '
sale ut
Cull all I
od a 1
- mil ;.
"t ippt-d
all ileum
'Us!
Venison, ci
oined beef,
new lol oi 1
( t.eet, and
l Ca'iloriii.t cheese, jus. the
! lor I in it ti these w .11 111 d.ivs.
thinp
Call
; on Spencer a ltlu. kbur!).
Thos. Crink has ju-t received a
: tine assoitinent i f w ietl w shades,
'also ihe Wheeler .v. Wilson sewing
Iliad, Hie, the best and lightest
rtuini'.'g macbims made.
Tickets to lairoiir San Francisco
Spokane Fails, Pendleton, Baker
, City. Ihe Dalles, and all points in
the Cniti'd Mali's and Canada for
; sale at the L nioii ticket office.
t '. 1 i. baw lings city ticket agent.'
I'.roa in 1 in St.
I'r. l'attoti. the specialist on'
female and private diseases, in
l'llumbelg's. block. Otlice houis
10 to 12. 2 to 4 ami 7 to K. Con- :
snltatioii free. Kesidence Urd and ;
, Moiilgoinery. 1
New e'liiironleltrs, tlouncing,
luce ll'itiitcing 111 cotton and silk, I
iiu k ind rri' tin 1. acrs in imita-'
tioi ;.oint. il : e designs iiii
black and white lace, including t
Vandyck and l. tb l Tower. New
mi llings S;,i.,n,. r.. Vci'-y
WIiv.
Why -hould.:t the spirit of,
moitii' be prou 1 a hen good frefh j
gi-oeerie- can l-e bought so very .
cheap at Spencer ,v f'.lackburn's. ;
trial order will convince von.
I'nrHsulM! I'araMiiliit
I iiUii' j'isl teciivd lily sprnia
stiM . ol t'o.t-ol-i il -ict from Me
n.aniifarti irr i 1 New York in ad
the latest M v ies and priivs, cheaper
than ecr Itcforc. Samuel K.Young. ,
The Iinet line of enrpets in the ,
city, including Cirussels, two and I
three ply and ingrain carpets, at !
very low price-i at the Albany fur-
niture store. 1
An I ilea. ;
We think t .e people will like to 1
buv nve cue poll 11 1 liars 01 stilen-
did laundry soa
r two bits. W e
e to-dav.
will sell at that
KNl t ' lil.ACKIU n.
- if 1 lI in 1)(DL' I'D
L 11 A li LI h lAniVhu,
N..Ktii lsi St. bet Lyon and Ferry
1M . A PIi'SAf ITIHWi
Of all kind done on short notice
and at reasonable rates. All work
'guaranteed. MW 'A specialty ia '.
made of horses that interfere or ,
ate troubl id w ith corns. 1
r iKL WANTKU
to 1I1 vnc-rat huuiicHork.
XX O00.I wai-- f.-r &
flic HKALPi9i'-e
iomJ i(lrl. Apiily at
Cord VI mill WiiMtrtl. 1
"VT OTICF. tS HF.tiKPV GIVEN THAT BID1' j
il mill I.e rr-titrd tj tbe B.-rd of 1
io torn I Sihool I lt No. Linn Co. Oregon 1
for turnt-hirir i l rfiit. w.tn 6d cord- of
kiruti oak uo.l.no utt.k to )e lf-s than three j
ircr.. 6 tn dtsii.e'er at ll.e -mall rnd, atr-iithf,
and 4 'eel lotm. so Icr 5 c. rdi of fir wood
init Irom tre luti, to t -triinht and free .
from -r.utt A'lbidtote hai-iied to the
clerk of ph i! ditt. no: lat -r tnail Saturday
June Jl il- , the ood o Le .le'liered at ibe
Cent,., s n .01 luiidins on or oetor. au.u.i ,
The E .d of Directorp i9ive the right to ;
reject an- cr all bida By order of B"ard of j
biri;tor-
Jiiua 14th 190.
C 0. BrEBAT.
ii, dark.
II Pffll,
jTHE SCIKNTIFIC SPKCI ALIST.
Ouarantees a (.iceees.ful treatment
in diseases of women and all pri
ate disc-asi i". ver rifty caseii of
catarrh cured since Jan. 1st in
this) city and no failure beard from,
hoens of Indies cured ofdiseasew
peculiar to their sex and not one
unsuccessful. fcVK) will be paid
to any one he treats unsticeewsfully
after lie had agreed to cure thenl.
Consultation is free and ou can
freely call upon the Dr. Kvery
thing is strictly conlidential and
private. He prepares his own
medicinen and you do not have to
go to a drug store to have your
prescriptions filled. His ollic'e is
so arranged that one patient does
see another. He is not heie for a
few davs hut has iiermanently
located and w ill stay. His prices
corrcupond with the nature of the
disease and the deserving poor
treated free. PaticntH out of the
city can be treated by correHjiond
ence unless acute diseases. Otlice
hotirH 10 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8.
The Dr. can refer to any bank in
Vlbanv or the I'acitic Coast as to
his reliability and to the Oregon
stute Medical Society to -118
standing in the inediciupf ofesidon.
To Kent.
A cottage, fully furnished,
throughout, with or without piano,
for three months on reasonable
terms. Inquire at this office.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and eleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and East via
the Union i'acitic railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
ofiice on Itroadalbin street.
Farmers Attfntion
lb.
soil WHUt t huy a Hii
L.
o
ill
H
A Stw.aitooatlLo&cL oi
-
ST
C.ail ;uil JS'. c. W'livt You Arant.
SPECIAL SPRING
NOUNCEMENT
IVIy Stock is now complete;
(mloracing all the latest novel
ties in IDress Groods
WOOL AND WASH
-, I
Jf A TT Ci
1 J 1 I aPJIJ
ft"""""""------,-r
We make a specialty of
In Knit Ribbed and Muslin
Our prices are the I.OWFST and
our griods
THE BEST
We carrv a lull line of the world
i!,afc'
iiiiwar
elled. In embroideries and nouncingt we have aa large a stock M any
,.,5,, that AMay j, th
iKeSDV
Ho Nwl Minn.
To be rirenent at the
entertain
ment given by the pupils of the
Sifters Academy. in v-caim
and Wistloin, "the piincifle drama
iu six acts, are besidee- ainiiHing
scenes of practical life, great sub-
lime ideas develojed, presenting
1 i.i.. r.i i.leosiiie In intellectual
Tlf.. li... 1.. .,.....r,.. "Birol
IU111US. A 11V 41 VI, ... .
for Svlvan IVll," bears the s amp
f cireerfulne-sand gaiety whilst
the overture ami nourisning inter-
ludes exhihii the musical attain -
melits of the pupils. Kemember
that the performance takes place
on We.lneH.lav June IS'h I gin
uing at 8 p. m". in the opera ! ouse
of the city. I'l-ogiauiuies I be
distributed by the ushers. T; .-keta
for reserved eat . - -o.-. Mr.
!.!.. HLlcki ,.
'. ..ii. ! C uih !i ruji.
.- i- U"tl.ilig pl'.eir.-i -LoOlU lie
-ml al.-'Ut - e!"el':'i z i-iugli
yi- .-.. couti -iup
tiuir with wollilirful suites-.
Tti
lO Cb
ru;
i in-
The
ie-t is nouc to (food. ." -)re you
"gg. tvery oo'.iu
IlljM.'l 'C' It
1. v. jrriiuieil
At' J
L K v'
I u AiiUAti
; i....i-.
j vui M
i Tbt In
i.I .
.. .I
in Ki.'ii
am j!
it'n
m. .uiiii.rc,
.. kmfe.
: t.
.dill
lid a
; . In
I ci ,
! ca .
sct'ih '.
V-t"i, Wltl '
. nisi"
it :
I
h.i.i;-..-. 1 Mile ii.'inptiy
day or uielit. lim lilnttois
iOOD WILL TO ALL.
"Ottii' ud rnirteiict! Ferry street,
between Tmrd nd routtn.
Ui gL:s liver ('ill are a uifld laxative i
...i:.:,j;.,,v"ii,. i;u..r .nH Wi.!
.. ..11 . .0... k.-i. 111 ar.i
ana Kia
All drug
nevs an well --.the bowel.
Kilts.
iler. Knm-,
Threfbt-r, Mnwr or ot.ber
laim Mactircjjjrct icccWtc
at
EWART
WiSara Sw Aatj for to Uitat
HOSIERY.
renowned Broadhesd Dress Goods,
b.t pojnt m Orej-on
! I .tftccn cri I
FREE FROM POISOH.
W. iT. READ
ART STUDIO
, Mre. Dr. I atton, I'.lumberg
i lIOi k. lessons giveu in diaw.. .
1 paiuung and music. I'i. lnres for
: sle or painted to ordei .
I - - - -
llr .! !
li- urr.
Ttie only 111 ulileed i i r iur eularr
j '
liu Ii !. lose coiU
inturiLal dt-afr uinl r- re cm s. I.j
; stort, ;Jjt. B,.I;st.
j t.rvkffc, resultii
, anil pleniitiet t.
I ut a cure is v
j flt"- -ei'd fc
I '', "'V
?f thstea: d Ui.J'ieiiMiU
llo In 1. tin rli. Knf
s. Ki t e .'.reciinn
'.,1.1. it. I y all ill 11 g
circular to Al'iitiu
f, Oic-i iiii, C .1. JX
-Tit lui 1; freut ly
" tu'.v ly Fusli V
UiOUlllr'
treat
uidil. 9!
Miieoii.
1U. t
Use elegant lotion for sunbutu
RED CKOWX illLLS
.SOU, L4.Mt. a I U I'roii,
M 'V 1'KOCEss FLoLK.
1 -tuiM-rior tow Kwuily Bkr' uc)
Bei Siorase Facilities.
C9l lliKlies' cmti pri. i. tor l.t"fr,
' LltAN V OKHiUN
'nirarlur and liuildri.
'PHIS t NOtHSio.NLL. HAll.Nu U 1 ATEf.
A In Allny t licit ir..i.i..Jt 1101. no
aidoiuntry. Willwi.iri.Lt 1.. :..u),i t,ti.l.t,
iuc udiug vucnu Aniie, lAkt..k iu..i l.liu
thiiin Mi let of Imildii.... Will lu 111th
ulans, a-i'iap. oifica-U'-na irt of c l-rKiL iti
:'t-.-tioD K-imnuita-4 U . 1 '. t Asbl.l
Cl l'BAl V. .NLAlNtSS.
W. A, KLMSEY,
j The only coin olete set ol Abstract
i tiooks and 3la in I.mn l ouiitv
I
OFFICE IV THE C'OITT HUl'sE.
1 uusiness eniru!-:eu to my
care will receive
prompt and care-
ful attention.
tudciiitr
CJ
in ticlcct tti .
" r '
Sc SOX
both in
nrriSJ
FABRICS.
to the
MEN
(Call and look at our valtei in
We have a very large stock to
ch'joe from at the lowwt pric
ever oflnreo iu the
VALLEY
which for weer and flinisti are nui
liouse la lue atate. Call and yoj
Apwcr io(-ii gttos.
Goods.