Morning daily herald., June 29, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOIiN'TXC; ITT-TtALD: STTXhA V. J TT N"K 29. 1800.
ON SALE.
ONE BODY FODND.
I The Two Boys, Victims of Fri'lay'j Di 10
ing. Still in th Tr.-acher.nu Wat-rs-
BUSINESS AND TRADE ALBANY'S P0PULAH03.
Ke.il Ea'at Trin-fsr' Coatiane At tive i Varmn? Estimates Made h Lcadinir
The Dailt Herald will be on
ale each morning at 11. J. Jones'
book Btore.wbere it pan be procured
at 6 cents per copy.
JOTTINOS ABOI f TOWN.
The Willamette Valley is now
experiencing the first hot weather
of summer.
. This ip the annual children's
day in tne Evangelical church.
Child ren's meeting at tne church
this evening, all are invited.
The finest line of carpets in the
city, including Brussels, two and
three ply and ingrain carpets, at
very low prices at the Albany fur
niture store.
A silver spoon was lost at the
Masonic banquet, which was
di gonally engraved on handle.
Finder please leave at this office or
return to Mrs. W. V.. Bilyeu.
As Albany will not celebrate the
Fourth of July this year many
people from here will go on the
excursion to the front on the Ore
gon Pacific, to Lebanon and to
Salem.
Dr. Patton, the specialist on
female and private diseases, in
Blumberg's block. Office hours
10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Con
suU tion free. Residence 3rd and
M.tgomery.
"Vay W. Blain of this city will
' deliver an address on '"Horticul
ture in Linn county" at the meet
ing of the State Horticultural
Society in Corvallis on Tuesdav
Jnly8th.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church to-day, as the
repairs on the edifice are not quite
" finished. They will be complete.!
by next Sabbath, at which time
the regular services will be re
sumed. John Robinson's circus is coming
this way, being billed for Spokane
Falls for July 1'lst. It advertises
that it is ten great shows combined
four monstrous railroad trains,
fifty cages of animals. It w ill no
doubt be a great circus treat.
The Rojebnrg Plaindealer says
that Colonel James Soobie of San
Francisco is now in Cow creek
canyon, estimating the amount of
stone work to be done on the
permanent railroad line which is
to be built over the big slide.
About 7 o'clock last evening n
tire alarm was sounded. It -
found to be a false alarm, caused
by smoke from a clogged ij.,e till
ing the basement below the Wet
eri Union telegr .10I1 office in
F'ishay & Mason's building, on
First street.
Tire fourth quarterly meeting of
the M. E. church at Albany will
be held in the court house io-day.
Love-feast at 9:45. a. m. Preach
ing at 11 a. m.. by Rev. S. P. Wil
son, P. E. Sunday school at 2 :.'!()
p. m. Young people's meeting at
6:30 and preaching at 7 :'M i. m.
' Hoffman A Bate's pile driver,
which has been at work driving
the piling for the repairs in t'ie
breakwater at the Oregon Pacific
draw-bridge at this city has com
pleted the work, and has gone
dowu to Salem to begin the work
of sinking the piles for the new
bridge at the capital.
Jack Young will he on the ex
cursion train to the front on July
4th, with sandwiches and refresh
ments of all kinds, and will serve
hot coffee and tea and a first-class
lunch on the grounds, Deluding
icecream and fruits of all kinds.
Those who do not wish to lother
with a lunch will tint- a good
supply on the grounds.
A telegram from Chief of Police
Parri-di of Portland, received in
this city last evening, stated that
C. S. Smith, the missing wiiter,
who is wanted in this city tor
larceny, was airested in ttiat city
yesterday. Constable C. W. Bu.k
Lart will go down this morning
and bring his prisoner up on the
evening train.
The Ashland Valley Record savs
that Chief Engineer Hood and
party, who have been surveying in
Cow creek cai yon for a month 01
so, have established a new route.
It will require 17 miles of new
track and one J5 i-fooi tunnel.
About 1000 men will be put to
work on the new road bed July 1st.
This was made necessary by last
winter's slides, and it is said to be
a better road than the original.
and Badac-i-.
b.l.-
Briik.
lt;iii iia.i mule -.'in
trides lorwur.l i!'.;rin' the
lU j vear, a. id tl.U - a6 n s .m-
buddings than ver .ire iiotn-j
Real e-t it- h'lS.lies- i- ti' i.-i.
!li'ilttll . I lie- I1..1' LIT
1 'sen in tin- 11. a k-i t : iit aim 1 'nal
lo normal vlilll - ; - 111 t on
thu s have 110! !a( 11 iiape. n.ir
il til" ll .-ile "I linliV '.ill n-
U 11!
lib-
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The fate o? Ro-n'oe Cross and t'.e
to bovs, Vllen Matthew1 and
Tav McFarlaud. who we.t
ri.-iiig on tin- t.a'apooia rridiv
evening, was nly to p'a i ly d. ;
! covered vtsterd-iy. Nearly dl
night ami an any ye-t"Mav tlie!
searcners, aided by oi.er- amli
men with grappling ho jK-vira-.'cd i
the rivr aWive and below the i
tails ; iiaiimi of va.n
hortlv alter ti o'clock two bovo . nodie a id it'll
lonna me ixxiy 01 .Mr. uos-. te'-.-. ' nsK 01 a r-ia' -
the falls where it had bee.i carried ' .pient -t:tgi:a i--1
into an eddy over liali way toward j In busi.-.t s- th
the opposite bank. Ile was b'.dlv J -eyoiid ioi-il
disfigured and hardly recognizable, i ioni i' a mil - 'it
Hie lxlv was '.ikeii t' the hoinej n.md iiom
l his beieaved wne. It liappeiieil J i?c a-!
that bis mother was here na: vorki-an--
visit when the accident occurred.
Mr..l'iss was ahout .Vj year- if i'e(
and was an induct rioiis 1 ,d r 1
-ipe(-t?tl citien, heing assist -n; j Miere ar
electrician at the electric liirht ' output
works. .i. .it
The manner in which the m-jin t ' l.i
cident occurred can only he con- j pe 1 i
jecturen. 1 lie party were seen in ! lr s
the evening short distance above ! ib !
he tall where the wafer is dis- tin "r .ite . :
charged fioni the Vine s reet j t .iiti
branch of the canal. They were j St ,x, 1! ..1 :i
in the act of gathering some ferns ! have a la I
and it is reasonable to believe that th -j i- boiin i
in so doin: th boat was allowed ttc E c t in .1
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C tlzeuK -The Censoi Tak'r'n Work.
In view
lig III view of the loose manner in
t n-1 j which the census is beinir taken
tiip-r : nil over the countrr it will he of
ii;.. ii.teie-l to note the or. n inn rsf oi,n. ul '" vjuiueii nuieuajimr,
I . .
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Nome Powder That Will Save
Money to HouHekerper. !
4to and see that beautiful told !
atch at the "Golden Rule Ba-rt,v u,MtvTiKi- mn-ciuicT
zaar." Julius Gradwhol 'he wo- T,IE Til A . bl 'EClALIST,
I. Piffll,
! 1 1 I -
t'l.i V ! ii iiiii! .riini ,i VIKo.i!' n
1 no ilo lull that manv liavA h..n I P"V P" 'or 11m
uii-sei! l.y the enumerators in this
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inf rins us that he has the Prize
a j Baking Powder, and No. 1 Japan
ness, and for the
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A'a-iii-i
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ii-.' ii- tile i-r
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1'iiin- i
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1. ts to ,
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ttir- '
a hicii :
: their :
busi'
benefit, of his
cny. . .,.1 Albanv will not be fairly itomew, eactt box of baking
iepr. sei. ed nnles-those who have T wlH P'f of fine
.,e,, eoiinie I inakeihemselves P are and also each pound of
K .-U 11 I)V Sl-ll.lln.r i. tl,; PltC kl lie
it'll llUlllt'H 1 .
to the enumeiatois at ,.n.. n,i ui:ire. aim cui -ft no Duy
ist in tini-hinn up the work. : one Pounil ot teaora '-.:vOtbaking
A representative i f the San
I'raiicisco Examiii' r was in the
ci y a short time ;ig, and obtained
ti 11 1-ading business men their '
o iiii-i.i as to thu !..,. a'.itioii ofj
.i.naiiy, hid, 1 h . :. as lollows :
Mayor I. I., rowan 1 the I.ini.
f '..ii. ft- R.i.L- .....I . : 1 ... . .1 .
. ...... 1 . n .11,1, 4 ( e-i'ii il mine ..,, T. , ...
vinv and Astoria Ro.,1 sai.l -?,,.KU,i: aaar, ana you will
uiiBiep-
a
ill.!.
Hie
II.
1 ijiiM'lei al
1
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powder, which is n.int 'd, will
have a chance on that beautiful
mild watch. He has al"i added a
tine assortment rffmnily groceries
to his inauiii.. t.. .-to;! of glass
ware and croc . whli is the
! largest in the ...oiettee Valley.'
'ioandsee Mr. (iradwhol at the
n.i'iy 1. ad the ln-st prospects of
v vailev tit v with a i.rtv-ent
find that
resented.
nothing is
lie HiC' .
ii ild "in
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waterfall, can
A New frcM.
The Oregotiian says : State
printer Frank C. Baf.er was in
town yesterday and inionnc-l an
Oregmian reporter that he h.id
ordered a new press for his office.
It is a book press and tills a
vacancy between the hirge and
small pre.H which he n ' Iiu for
bijk work. The new press is of
the Cottrell make. t'e others
being both Hoes. This n.-w de
partureis scarcely jusiitied by the
needs of the past seaon, but Mr.
Baker is determined to have a full
supply of material in view of aii
josciible wants.
to drift under the
sizing it. J
The lioat has b -en in a leaky
condition, but had been refi.tbed.
and was thought to be safe.
The search was continued tint I
bite last night, hut the bodies ot
the uniortunate hoys were not
recovered.
THE BOYS IN BLUE.
The AnoiT-rsary of F Company's 0: jauii
a'i'in CeUbrared Last Evpu'ih:,
Last evening c .nipleted the
third year of the organization of F
'o. of the Oregon National tiuard.
it which time the period of enli-t-inent
of several members expired. ,
I'he c m pan v was :oriniliy in
spected lit the armory 1y l'ap"r. M.
II. Ellis i'i the presence of a num
bMr of visitors, many of whom
were ladies.
The formal mus-eriui: out of the
meiiibeis. where t.-rm- In.-, ex
pired, was po-tMined until I'ues
day evening, as was ;i!so the
dectioo o! otlicer..
Tne company and their n-ts
it the efinciusi in of the inspection
proceed, ii to the I lelmonieo
restaiiianl. where a lariiptet a-
SI-' V',', ! .
Capt. M. II. Klli-. ef the rej;i- i
mental s'aff. on behalf of the com. '
pany piesent-d Captain O. II. i
Irvine witn a beautiful .!... i.
locket, m iking: a neit pre-ent it . '
speecii. Capt. Irvine wTts taken j
completely by surpris". but in.nle .
a brief speech in reply. hoir,
sp-eches e.e then ma le by dif-,
lerent meiiibers of the cimpaip . i
after which they again repined '..'
the arm-try. when u so ial ..tiu-e:
as given. i
Co. ha- b, en nn 01 iLini'-i,
and credit to the ci'v iiirin' its '
'hree years of exi-te'uee, ami b i
all ineins should be per p.-tu.Pe i.
There is no duibt tut 1h.1t eicngi. 1
memiters will r.-enli-t and pca ;
jnes join to miiniai-i a lgoi-o.i ;
:ompanv. ;
Killed at llrowriKviMe.
Meagre itiforiiiation was re-1
c.eived in this city last ni-bt of tin.
accidental o'e itii of Herbert ti:i-!
aid at Brovin.-ville esterdav. A J
dispatch, was received b- his;
brother, George Man.ir I, siatii.-.'i
that he was hurt and die I.ttn.ten.
How it occurred wa- n,.t ,tat d !
His btotl-.ei left lajt pj,jit f.,r
Hrortii-ville. The deceaed u;lSj
tile youngest son of A. W. tanar I, ;
a ell kn e.vii citien of lb .1 ,.! ,..,.
lirl on tlie I.'ohiI. 1
Theraleiu Journal i-;is: i,,. '
iji. Bineham. of this city. .Iisiri,-tj
attorney elect. a.i awakened :tt '
. o'clock this morning bv a m. -sen- '
i irer from M.-Minnv I:. . who i
I bi-olljiht the sad intelligence tnat
I Mr. H s father, W . Ii. Bin-ham, 1
j had died the pievioiis eve'iing on j
i the road between his home at" Me-I
Minnville ami tin. c-,a-t. to which J
he was g. .in for a summer vi-it. i
Mr. B. accompanied t he mess- ngei
iu.mediatelv 10 his old home now:
in mounting. The .1 cea-cd
to Yamhill county Iro n W.sconsin
in 1S7J a- d has ever sin li-1 ! a
high jtlace in the esteem of ;
w 10 came 111 C int.u t with him.
He was in the lumber trade some
yeirsat Me Minnville, :ind ia.cr
up to a short time ago in the
mrniture and undertaking busi
ness. He was a go i l man and
.;,;..!. ..11
""c" ni icspecis; was prom-
it r reem.is.in and one of the
a
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these
wholl
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plete.
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h Who e.i ii - 11 ;r.:-e-
m- t! lb - . it v.
1 he ti-a e-t it.- :- i!e- I -t
week nic as f.. o a - ;
.1. P. .-ch..oi ng t.. M il
Si-lioo' ing. I"t ! . .'I
block '-. o!s I an i 'J.
". May iv N . .n' a :
to I htn :b:n g
M. K. Il-.'.i.ii el ix t"
( oyle aid II. H IV
;!. block J, i.ehaiion
.1. S. Ames toStcxvilitl 1
I acre in t- n-'ii,. I is.
1 in.-c 1 east
-. W. I'.ii-l-y t 1 ''- a.t M
tract in b!,f k 1.11. Mbin
N. II. Aic'iibal.l to .
I'toulation of "),tKH). ft b mud
10 :ecome a citv of '2 l.ooo wit bin a
itnyciiis. !
S. K. Young, a leading n eiehant, !
id l.oOO at Ic'C-t. . !
Jay V. Bl iiti, cashiei of the!
-regoti Hank Over !,(i:X? I look j
t. r a city of 10,IKJ population j
1111111 two vears.
T. L. Wallace Over 4.0 X1. Ot
inly Albany will beco-i e the' Gent letnenV line sh'oes at
i-ietropolis of the ilium d t vl-; Searls'.
.';, and vith its seven lailroads: 1 1.;.. . :. .1.. 1 .
, -.1 , .1 - viiiiiiiiK j 1 j nie uiiKiTT line
1 . 1. 11 l.eciinie known 111 tin. utnra 1 r ..... " J
-1 Wiih' L. K. Blain, a succes-ful clo h t""' .8'
a ivai.ta.es ! 1. iei. ii ant, stx.ke of Albany as a i , Go to Aug. lunge s for Maple
What a i'ortaiit
Is a jtoocI, healthy, erlj ,fkin . Few
are aware ot tUe tdiort time i takes a
disordered liver to eau-e blotches on
the face and a dark grea- skin tine
bottle of Begs blood purifier an.)
Mood maV. r -ill le-tore this oriran to
its uatur.d and lieu'thv tatc and I
cieaiises lie blood of al! impurite'. J
Tt is nieeti- g with woiidt-iful ik-ccs !
Try it. It is aimranteed. M! l-"u
g:tt keep it.
ART 61 UD JO,
Guarantees a succteslul t teat men t
in diseases of women and all pri
vate diseases. Over fifty cases of
catarrh cured since Jan. 1st in
this citv and no failure heard from. ! x oot Couch syru..
Dozens Of ladies cured of diseases j There it- nothing parents mioiiIJ tie
peculiar to their sex and not one ! 80 careful about us selecting a cough
unsuccessful. 500 will be tmiri ! ?'"P- . Bctrirs Cherry. couU syiup
. ' - 1 1 ;.. ......
to any one he treats unsuccessfullv
Mrs. Ilr. 1'aiUiu. Blumberg's
block. Lesson-given in uruwui,
painting and music. I'ictiires ioi
hale or paint--cl lo oi ler.
' An Idea-
We think t-.e peopk will like to
' buy five cne itoun L.irs of splen
; did laundry soap r t,io bits. We
w ill sell at that
SeKM-
0 1 j-day.
B. vrKKi'EN.
after he had agreed to cure theni.
Consultation is free and you can
freely call upon the Dr. Every
thing is strictly confidential and
private, ile prepares his own
medicines and you do not have to
go to a drug store to have your
prescriptions tilled. His office is
so arranged that one patient does
see another. He is not here for a
few days but has ' permanently
located ana will stay.
in meeting with wuuderful succe-s.
The best i -toueto trood. Be cure you
k'et Beggs. Every bottle i wurr lied.
All druggist kcei it.
Yiereck's shavit gand b .1
ting saloon, sh'-ivbtg ! .- nts.
cm. ir jtowi
lUt-
t.-.ld
la I
V ! 1 - - 1
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ts ould
Kl'KI.NKSS LOCALS.
Fresh string beans at C A H.
H use si i pliers at K. ('. Searls.
Buy your gnx-eries at Aug.
Lange's.
Fresh apricots at Conn a Hen-dricson's.
I . C.
at
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 as to
his reliability and to the Oregon
State Medical Society as to his
standing in the medical profession.
We hifc 111 iiuc arrangements to -U
piy uioiiey to all o'. lol.g lilnt- at l.vt
rates of intrre-t on improved farms,
and choice city propurty. '1 hose wLo
......t au,u 1. 1.1 1
get money., see us '
i uli.'ur
The only tn.
cold 111 the uc
calari tijl litiuii
stoie the bi!i
breath, IcM.llll
Hid pk-ubjlit tt
ntid a cure is M
trUls. tei.u li
.Medical Ciiui
uiolitlj?' Ileal
uia:'. tpl 10. t
M.i" 11.
la al-s-i nir.
aiil cd cl.l v l r Ci.t 1 r
. h.;y ii tii i
aiiu ti.i 1..1S. lie
.1 l:.?lt ai.d Unpleaan
' llullt cniai I Ii.
e Koliou direction
.luiiHil, t y all diug
-iirujoi lo Aliietm
Oio i.'i , C il. !M
ut lor tl; n-i.t by
s:.le ly i-'i.khuv V
rei.r.rkable ! dr-v HU
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b ock
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van-,
S.t.lih.
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cad.
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I 1.. Me! ton ,1 i t . A . T. Me
( 'iiily . in :i ie- in t a f --1 1 i ;
In south. :a ..e 1 ear t
I'ni'cd S at -.- lo .i . .1 Arm-
S roll-, lo I -e. ti..; I..
t t n-:.it i"i - .t -i. 1 auge 1
east
11. Anii-'r.,:,: to V.
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I hi
.In i i
II. - t i 1 11- .- 1 ii . - 'tt
t nl; -.; .!!.. r...:g I
ii-l . . bill
I. line- Wal h I . .! :: i A
Cr iw ford. 0 ;ii-i -.- i 1: t ., n -
ship i 1 : o-ir :,. I I g j W'.-t ll" 1
A'ui. Mc ;a.-' e- 1. i.-.- g i i.
( jray. II-;.'- ;'.-!- i : !..v."!i-
ship J4 -.i.l Ii. ! .11
ieo. I',. It: iv I .
('.-ok. li..4S ill
l-l -oiiih. rang U ne t . 1 '. i"! i
Win. ii d-t-.n et i.y. t.i scho .!
ili.-tri. t N t. lo. " a- 1- - in
1 ban-. n I
': ... i r Fio:n -n
K ;r. A.-.'.-r, lb 1
1'. lo Ni. t hii i'
II p.ieiit
ini-ilKS-. (Viler of
pr -mis., already nCc-iving a largn 1
I'.ide Iroiii a wide radius. Ilisi
estimate is .",(Hitl. j
Judge Hum, President of the
First N 1 io 1 ;i I Ba'ik 4,vSM). The:
l city i.--e.ls more in lustriesto furn
' ish -i 1 1 j .-, inent i'tr those coming
' coin iiiuallv nit our mid-t. hiie .
. the city has a steady growth, in re 1
, fact iii.-s are need-d.
Captain K..I.I.at.niiig of the lied j
I'row n Mills, a leading - mover in 1
1 tlie Astoria liaiboad. gave ",IM)0 as j
!ii- est I mate of the .population. j
The csti'iiii'es given above are
conservative and are not beyond!
the act mil populat on ot the city,
bid it is doubtful if the census
men come within IniMof the real
number of people,
i'he trouble i- the government
has been paying too much atten
tion ti pr i oiindi' g trivial ipu s
;:!!. 1! to., little to llit- main
. r-urii.g t he .ciiiii pi.jm
! hit ion ot the c-untry. It would be
well to have a general recount, as
i.- being made in Portland.
E.
at
cheapest
e 2 i e-t
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to J. !;.
t:t e-' 1 2 '.
y. "it'-ris
II ill'er i-
Aid. ,!;..!. I.
tis li e
ei to .la-. Sie ii.
s. l:; w
to M. V. I...id.
I he l :ii Train-
Ml of t'ie sei-tion I'tiretnen on
'he 111. I ll line of the S .ll" hern
I'ac lie are in receipt .-i '.rtlers to
e ect mail catcher :i' the station
in lia ir sections. This is. our?
a .ee 111 ve piejiaratcy to the
iuicke.- ing of the running tiin of
t he uvei Iiini mail tiaois, ivbic'i
a .11 I ei- it ter I.e pro .del w ilh
mail grabhin g ho ks, th" same as
the las; trains Fast ami overland.
Af'er June oil. the overland will
not stop iit tin- smaller stations,
and a ill c 1 ch t In-mail by means
o: t he caii hing apparatus.
I to I'
p..
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1
Matldh
U'OMi I I. i t
C. II. Y..11.1
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S. i . Wald-
liL'x l.'i'.l leet . I.ebiiiio
las. I.ndley W. -
174 a 11- I."i !
.1. W. t 'lltll.'t .11 to I.
ton, oil :.c '. . .
Win. Ian- rii k ... a-
enge . pie.
A. 1. Alot
I'.n Itlll'l
bany
J. I'iercn-r to Win. and
I'lid Miiiif. -nd John
.-ell :.e'-r. f.vo pif.-t - land
Smith ( V.x to l-'rank Trite-.
4.i;:i ;ic iv.-. II w 2
los. Yates, -las. liobilie!. I .
K.PoiM-r. Ka.-b.-l Y.-:-a'ii
My fruit jars have arrived l
Brow nell.
Fruit cans and wax at
iV v a-himrn s.
Leave your or.ler for bread
lunge's Bakery.
A new 1 t of parasols just re
ceived at K. C. Searis.
Paisley A Fish do the
printing. Trv them.
The celebrated Quaker City
shirt at E. C. Searis.
Adjustable window screens at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Tin and plumbing work done at
Matthews ic Washburn's.
Kerosene and gasoline stoves at
M ttthews & Washburn V.
Prink ice cold soda at C. E.
BrowncH's and be happy.
Finest line of gent'-j necktie in
the citv at E. C. Searis.
Warranted garden hose
Matthews iv. Washburn's.
iar.le:i hose ami lawn sprinklers
at Matthew-ik Wasbbpn's.
Lange will sell you staple drv
goods cheaper than any one. "
Ice cream hiiiI lemonade -erve-l
very .lav at G'tz's restaurant.
Lu. I low 's :i.()0 ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Searis.
A coinpJn'e line m gents' fur
nishinc g d- at K. 0. Searis'.
Bargains in corsets at E. C.
Scai Is Friday and Saturday only .
Try C011111 tSt Hetnlricson's once
on grocerieA and you will be happy.
' Fresh Yaiiiina oysters served
every day nt McGhee's restaurant.
A line line of Artists materials
just opened at J. A. Cnmuiing's
drug Mole.
Go to Ciimmiug's drug store
New sat teens, gingham's cham
bra's and other wash goods just
received at G. V. Simpson's.
Fresh bread at S. & B.'s this
morning.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
Matthews ! ioiiits North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
Biive time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
WALLACE .V CUsR.'K.
DR W. C. NKGUS,
ll'lige ut
lie llehl-
(I.UlUalt ot ll'e ll A:,".-
Louiloi,, Knt ....... 1".. ui
vue Medical I ollegr..
The Dr. has -... o. a ii;- time of
Htudy anil practi e and uiaK- - a kjh;.
uialty nf chronio diseam-s teumves
cancels, scrotru nloi t-i.t. t.i .luni-.rt.
tin) wens, with. ml piii ti e kinle.
He alno makes a s..-ci.iil .1 treat
ment with electri-iii v. Il.i-praoti.
111 the German t-'rci.jli aad Ei.(.i.--ii
h.mi itaU. Cailf pi'.n.ipily atteit ieil
.iav "i .tight 11 - t.. i to is
"I.OOP WILL TO ALL.
Office and residence Ferry Htreet,
iietween Third ami Fourth.
Beggs liver pills arc a mfld laxative
and act directly on tlie liver and kill
ney as well asthe howeU. All drug
gists.
I'se elegant lotion for sunburn
RKI) OUOWX HILLS
1MMI, LA .I. a u.. I'rapo,
NEW PliOCE.S J-LOL'li.
(Suehi.r for Fiuil and Itakir'o tic)
! Best .aorane facilities.
I I Highest i--h .m axa nl.ntTH
I ALBANY OK EG ON
Ut'V. NKATNKSb.
W. A. KLMStY,
j The only complete set ol Abstract
j Books ami Maps in Linn County
J (il'UCE is tiik cot i.-r Horse.
Business euirusiei, o, mv
j care will iei eive pion.pl and care
ful attention.
Farmers Attention
Do you want to buy a Binder. Knu-ine, Thresher. Mower or other machiutry
tl
11s year
at
IL
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(a
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1
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-. a,
m
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L'l'd
M-ng-r
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I !
. Pie,
I.. W
air Al
A I. inn Comity I'l. nrer.
The editi.ri.f the Stay ton Sun met
.1. ill 11 r . 1 dree 11 1 i n the mountains.
II.- is ninety years old. an I be had
oi-en iiio iin- L'ii-i- with a scythe;
inst yea, he made ipule a number
ir.ii1-. Anions other thin-In
In!. I that he in.ived from Virniiiin
i.t.iacKMjii ciiiinty, .Mo, i-i is;;:;,
it-i I moved to Oregon in I Mo, mid
I -ia- 1,11 .1 11 Ii 1 1 tsll! I... l.,iiI..,I ....
He lanl wh. re be met him. Him-! . b-ns', youths' and boys' cloth
A Steamboat Load of Farn Machinery just received for the ceaccs cf XC0.
AT
STEWART & SOX
l.lum'K-ri Mock, lor vour artist's
: supplies.
i And when yon want a delicious OlVl I RllflScl t AVliat You AVailt.
cold drink go to t K. Brownell's
; for soda.
1 lieiTs ri-li lii Hlt ii family remedies j
lire for sale l all leading druirirists
j every when-.
-ei: a. 11 tamily were among
lir-i .-ettler- in I.in i ciiuntv-
the
w. !
-iit'. 10
p.
T. K
VI 1 ,,
.in
111.
t.
'and
Y.11
A. .1. lb. l.-t- t
list.-r. 1 lot i
Lee liih ell tn I"
Sei., .
A. I lack le:n .11
r-ll, 1' lets, bl
M. K. FelT. I: t
'.' lots, l.i us -j,
I'll.- t ' - lies 1 ec
y- ;ir f t- iv, si .:' "
t t" W.
I iieres.
I
I I
MAI
r-A
.1. W.
I'c
d 1
:.",! I
il,.- ,
li -I.
inc
iuremo-.i ut all puoiic enterprises.
Hf was about till vears old.
ri-iilt-ii ., 1 1 sli
Kn.-i!.- in . r.l
A cii-f ol aeeid -ntiii
o-cuite.i .. i bull' nidi
FI111 r.i Wi-ln. day afn-i
twevn tv.o and tlil.-e t.'e
may reseit latady.
Ii ciianl 1.1 and .-..n, n la
twelve cars .,1 ai;-. t.
guns an I wen! on on 11 .
sprint; .iKi'ki-t- 1 t'amt.
1 have a siuiili line of spring j
jacket.- j,, colors I wish to close j
ut and have reduced the price to j
cost. They are the Intest style'
and ii baijrain. I also have a line;
ot si'i inir stiM-kinet jackets for j
").. "ill each, which is the nicest
jacket for the price in the imuket. I
iilllllel I-',. Young.
Klne M lisle.
I he cily bi nd discoursed some
line pieces of music ut tin ir ball
hi.-t evming, and will, no doubt,
carry oil' tbe prize in the comitiL'
contest. For lh' finest iruii s- and
vceetables -Mueller it Garret, the
b-iiding iTt.ci rs. will canv the
''ittiin to-il..v. Call early and
ire the best.
Sec,
t 111;;
'tit.'i ol
r.
1
lock t ll . r
nil s Iv
1 aboid
t"k their
t-er -land
t'. wait for the iti s '11 ran ;i .lee-
ll.ilno,,erati.,...tVRer"l r.fci by' ' ''I' "' l"'t ' ' , ;tl,U "1.'1
. . ; w-i-Mt o.l -nine install ..- iiiter a
J. .1. Owe.i, e-btoi of tin- S. . j s.iiiriel L'et .ruin.' he thought
'e- '.'.lie, ami 11011. w i. n. tie saw a deer nuiii
Ionian, speaker ol toe Caliiornia 1 stand and
CSlSIatlVtf ils-elli v came i n 0. si
I lie . ..riiui'IOiii; l-'oiirlli
W here to celel rate the
1 the oilestioll before ,ii:inv 11, in. I
iur,t noiv. Where to buy clothing
ts no longer a debatab c ipn-siii.n,
.1: (I. W. -imps ii I,;; ju,t iv
c ivd a lar:e and line s ock of
inen'-J, boy's 11 in I youth's clothing
of all kinds. Call ami examine
his stock.
ing and furnishing goods'atft
Minpsons.
Headache capsules and elegant
lotion still sold by .1. A. Ciiiumiiiif,
successor to II. C. Huhh trd.
Brick for sale at my kiln or de
livered in large or small amounts.
W. C. Cassell.
Harriet Hubbard Ayers liecam
ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can
I be obt ained at Hubb.-ird's new
I tlrug store.
Two bundled nickle alarm clicks
i just received at F. M. French's,
the corner jeweler store. A big
cut in prices.
A choice and complete line of
bottled delicasies have just been
added to mv stock call and see
them. C, E. Brownell.
Before purchasing your Artists
materials examine the new rIim-Ic
, j...i ai inir 111 iij; Bl'Jie iI 0 . j
j A. Cutniiiing, successor to II. C i
Hubbard.
SPECIAL SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT
:"W
JVXy Stock is now complete;'
embracing ail tlie latest novel
tie s in Dress Gropds both in
WOOL AND WASH FABRICS.
The Albany Kami.
The Albany Band will go to
Salem on July 4th. and wi!i con
test for the prize of jptu. The
band has some g nl material in it
now, and can make it very tropical
for any band that w ili U- at the
capital that dav. ,
' - 1
Ladles Aid Society.
The Albanv La-lie- Aid sociely
wi.i meet a, Mrs. John Althouse's
residence ou Monday at 2:;;o p. m.
A full attendence is re.jue .ted as
important business i t, be
tra sac ted.
1 a
Married.
Mr. Amos Howard and .Miss
Marie C. Holly were married at
the residence of Amos Howard, !r.,
on June 28, 18!W, by Geo. Humph
rey, Esq. Both of Linn county.
Call and see our Russian
and Fasenets at kilo in Bros.
Tar
U III
to I Sfl. lot tbt-det-l' : i'I.II
their mining property at Warner ! barrel -h- : lUii, io.eit d
-reek Monday. They belonj to I -hot. was d .sch ir'vd. in
ch. Empire Milling and Mming 1 .voundin . hi-f.it Ik r A
"o. incorporated at -an I ran isc .". i -d lo.i.l ni h.s I it ....
" o:ce in inen at w..rs '.- K it tof.-atiu. -t v ra
on the Tr.,mbley -pui.tz lead ' nd j !e b. low th- km . a-a!
will lind 0111 wliat theie is in it. 1 a-tt bi ii-t just ..; .
riies,- gentletifti r-til.tied h..int-' The l-ov riri.-d at !v st
yesterday so well pieaseii wilb ! :in.l it.- v:,s coin-, viii t .
n.cii u.-ii mai iney 11 ive incrcas-.! 1 He snucreit inten
the number of crews at work and! sbot :i ins I r :l-t
ordered the coin ncr'.iiein ol
another tunnel lower down in the
mountains in order to lull v ie-t
the claim. -hould the ip .r'z
i-'ine up to their expect n ions,
thev will put in impr ivf l 'lU .rtz
milling machinerv. "'.Milling is a
gamble," remarked Mr. .Ionian,
"-111 we are 'willing to take nil
chances on what ue have. We
w ill either take vin c nsid-rabl):
m .ney or sink it 11 the mountain.''
Ashland Vallev heconl.
tiii-ii;gn t' 1?
iivtii in' lo
ii -ingle
LaillvK,
lust received a new
s-n u;e r
;ir in ;!i
s i- t
The v
of Junction,
lorded all i.-
wa- iicd as
1 n' but th,
re overed.
breast is iht
it is a .pit sti.in win
w ill prov liit.il
IlliUll l illl b tltta l.t-d to t ;
A retort LJ . 1; r iii cveiih
iii
that
ensv.
w-th I; ,;
i.i. ntally
U'le ill
..i ll. ore ;r.
! i-n his e'!
ne i . th
t'.e l.tiiM.
' Iiratl belli
"S Imme.
lion 1 l:.t-
r. N. i.. I ,-f.
ie I iiial at-it-f
A i-r
.11 d e -e i;.
'll i 1 1 - t be
Had Mi the 1
10 . r.c. .nd
her or not it
No 1 Articular
boy.
.-UP
I .. -
e nave jum received a new in
von e ol v hite bolide dresses,
trimmed in embroidery. Call and
-ee tl em at the La-lies" I'azaar.
t ine Fruit IU.l.iv.
Consisting of the following
unit-: Strawbel 1 Raspberries
cl.nris. . i crry . r.i-uj, white
curraiit". plums, apiicnts, peaches
penis, ieinons, etc. Ml ol the
above fresh firits to Ie had at
iiieller o-liarrt tt. Leave orders!
; .r canning and they will receive
pioiilp- attention.
rtiai.N! ParaHiiU:
I icive j.-i.-. received my spring
Mock of pira-ols direct -Jrom the
in niiiiactur. r in Now Yotk in all
:.':-. latest t.!;!
Fourth 1 venison, corned beef, ct ipped
nei t. and a new lot of full cream
Califo, :d.i cheese, jusr the thing
for lunch these warm days. Call
on ispencor & Blackburn. '
Thos. Brink has just received a
fine assortment of w indow shades.
also the Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine, the best and lightest
running machines made.
Those wishing screen door and
windows should call on Ii. B.
Vunk, who will put them in com
plete on short notice. Shop on
c t ner of Second and Ferrv street's
Tickets to Europe San Francisco
Spokane Falls, Pendleton, Baker
City, The Halles, and all points in
the United States and Canada for
sale at the t'nion ticket office.
. k. uawiings citv ticket agent.
Broa.lH.il in st.
During this week the Ladies
Bazaar will offer special bargains
in ladies, misses gauze balbriggan,
lisle and silk summer vests. We
have a large line to select from and
the prices w ill be lower than the
lowest.
-TO THE-
LADIES
In Knit Ribbed and .Muslin.
Our prices arejthe LOWFST and
our goods
to. in ever h. forc. amnel Ii. Young
Nt
1.
Mr. U
but i.'.
1 hards, n
a ci i t ica 1
.1 r.'-ting
ndition.
Wild i.liit-ktteri it's.
We have our new spring stock 01 j A large shifment of wild bhuk
kid gloves, and the est value ever (berries at Conn & 11-ndric- n's i
shown in Albany at AN. F. Bead's, this u,ornin'. 1
C. A. P.rown has mirchitrt it-,1
und prices.cheaper ; barber t-hon of James Bain onno- !
site the Buss Huse. He was.
formerly in the employ of Joseph I
A'ebbcr and is a thoroueh barber. !
Shaving 15 cents, hair cutting 25
cents. I. a. lies hair dressing a
specialt.
Dry goods and notions on first
floor, clothing department and
gents furnishing goods on second
floor at Q. W. bimpson's.
FREE FROM POISON.
MEN
"vsli.e?
We make a specialty of V . t:all.d look af..Ur
ita .alfA Funiisiiiiii
I UIUUUL'I
We have a ery large stoi k to
clieo.e from al the Ion et :t,rjlft
er oferi in the '
1 0' 'erics, tlouiii'ing.
.11 -aiicn. g in cotton and silk,
tiiii. k and cream. Laces in imita
tion "-.int, also new designs in
l-! ok and white lace, iucluding
iiiioyi k and Kilfel Tower. New
uiciiiugs. Samuel E. Young.
Eight shavtafor U at Viereck's.
N
THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY
ff We carry a full line ot the world renowned Broadhead Dress Goods, v n.vi i..r . , j . ire
elled. In embroideries and flouncings we have as large a stock as nnv l.ciii-ei 1 ,'t (, Ov" i d 1
will be cocvinced that Albany is the best trading point in Oregon. tJ&" A pleasure to' il.,w eici's
Resr)'v
W. F. READ
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