Morning daily herald., July 02, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

TT1TC MOTtyncn 1IKT?AU: WKDNKSDAV, ,1VTY - ISflO,
lotninpj5aUylurald
ON SALE.
TT.at Dim r Hniin Kill Vim n '
ale each morning at M. J. Jones'
book atore, where it can be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS AHOl r TOWN.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown in visiting
in Astoria.
Geo. Dodder is quite ill at his
bome in this city.
Judge Strahan has gone to Salem
to attend supreme court.
Klein Bros., give a pair of fast
enets with every pair of Indies ox
ford ties.
Foi all styles in children shoes
go to Klein Bros., as they will save
you money.
Mr. W. 3. Driver, of Sacramento
CaL, is visiting at the residence of
Mrs. N. J. Anderson in this city.
The hot weather is driving peo
ple to the seaside a.id to the moun
tains to spend the summer months.
A special train brought the
steamer passengers from Yaquina
to this city at 12 :4( this morning.
We have our new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the best value ever
town in Albany at W. t. Kead a.
J. G. Crawford, the phot ograph
er, has returned front Monmouth,
where he has been running a
branch gallery.
The Occidental base ball club of
this cily are practicing for a match
game of ball with the Lebanon
nine on July 4th. .
Ladies, when your light colored
shoes get soiled go to Klein Bros.,
for a bottle of Rustdan Tan ; it will
make them nice as new.
A most satisfactory change in
the weather occurred last night.
The mercury dropped from the
nineties down to a normal condi
tion. Among the graduates at the
State Normal school at Monmouth
this year were Misses Jennie and
Mary Blout of this city and Mr. E.
V. Shedd and Miss Ida 1'orter, of
t-hedd.
J. G. Gross, of Waterloo, was in
the city yesterday. lie says ar
rangements have been made for a
big time there on the Fourth. The
Crawfordsville band will f Ornish
music for the occasion.
Unless the Albany jstoffice can
be kept open later than V o'clock
sharp the people of this city will
get no mail from Portland at nighi
under the new regime on the
Southern Pacific railroad.
The Modoc will leave this city
the morning oi July 4th at rt a. m.
for S.dem and arrive there at 9 a.
m. Those desiring tu lake a
pleasant trip down the river should
avail themselves ot true oppor
tunity.
Tickets to Kurope Han Francisco
Spokane falls. Pendleton. Baker
City, The Dalles, and all points in
the United Mates and Canada tor
sale at the Union ticket office.
C. G. Kawlings city ticket agent.
Broadjul in St.
Mr.Sinith,formerly purser on the
steamer Hoag.came up from Salem
yesterday having just returned
with a party from an outing in
the mountains up tlic North isan
liain. He contemplates goimr witn
a party to Mount Hood to Cloud
Cap Inn. where tliey have been
shoveling snow for a week to make
a road for the stages. They may
b able to keep cool there.
Card of Thank.
We desire, through your col
amns, to express in some degree
our gratitude and thanks, to the
people of Albany for their untiring
efforts in recovering froa. his wat
ery grave the remain of our darl
ing, Charles lay McFarland, and
for the many evidenced of their
inceie and heartfelt sympathy in
onr hour of trial and bereavement.
Pl.ANTISA BlDDLK.
Mahv Paok.
Geoiigb W. Biodlk.
A Good Sbowlag.
Following are the increases in
the salaries of Oregon postotfices,
in which Albany leads the list:
Albany, $1700 to $1800; Arlington,
$110.) to fourth rate; Baker -City,
$160v to $1700; East Portland,
$170:)to$lS).K; Eugene, $1000 to
$1700; Grande, $1300 to $1400;
McMinnville, $1300 t $I4'jO; Pen
dleton, $1700 to $1800; Knseburg,
$1200 to $13 HX
Another I.arffa Eugln,
We earn that John W. Pugh A
Co. have purcnased of Stewart A
Vox a 13 H. P. Kussel. traction
straw burning engine, and will
also add a cook outdt and auto
matic stacker. This w ill put the
threshing company in good sha;
to take care of the grain up in the
vicinity of Halsey and Snedd.
Far intra will appreciate their
efforts toward getting the verv
latest improved machinery, aud
they will thus secure a good run
evtu in a bad year.
Bring Alone Yonr Htorh.
If you want to. send them to pas
ture, where they will, have the
best of "feed, good shade with
plenty pt water. New hog tight
tenc. Horses and cattle at 50
cents pr head per week.' Lots of
twenty or more at reduced rates.
All ntocc must be paid for before
taken away Apply to the under
signed at the St. Cuarles hotel, or
Thos. Da rf re Is on the farm at Clov
erdale. I will take good care of all
stock intruod to my care, but.
will not be " spounibie for any ac
cidents that may occur. ,
F. L. Seen.
Ladle.
We have just received a new in- j
voice OI wmie nouae urecaen.
trimmed in embroidery. Call and
sea them at the Lathes Bazaar.
Wild Blaokberrle.
A large shipment of wild black
berries at Conn A Hendricson's
this morning.
Kibt kavaOor $X at Viveck't. j
F. COMPANY REORGANIZED
, Th Old Members an Now Etitled u
Vt-rl' Stripe -The 0fficr.
The meiiibeis of F. Co.. O. N..
assemble.! at the atuioiy Pis i
evening under regiment il orders, J
ior the purine of mustering out
the member" who had served three j
vears, ana ioi tne reorganization
of tlu company.
The meeting was called to order
byCapt. M. If. Ellis, of the regi
mental staff. The old members
l:n were formally mustered oil
of service, and the company was
then reorganized. All but a few
of the bovs re-enlisted, who witu
the new members who enlisted at
ter the fonustion of the company,
make the membership between 40
and 60. The coiuu.i -atoned officers
were elected as follows :
For captain, O. H. Irvine was
re-elected.
T. J. Overman whs elected Brut
lieutenant and J. A. McFerrin sec
ond lieutenant.
The iion-eominissioned officers
. ill he appointed at a subsequent
meeting.
The company then proceeded
with the election of its officers as
follows: Clerk, W. A. Humphrey ;
treasurer, Charlee Cusick; histor
ian, F. O. Breckenridge.
Finance committee. F. M.
French, W. E. Gillett, M. I).
Phillips. '
Armory Committee J. F. Hail,
Fred Fortmiller, U. G. Hale.
The old members whore enlisted
are now veterans, and are entitled
to veterans stripes on their uni
forms. They will also be excused
from drills except once a month.
Capt. Irvine announced that he
would issue an order omitting
drills during the heated term.
The com pan v then adjourned.
and on the invitation of the newly
elected officers, partook of an ice
cream lunch at Pfeiffer's ice cream
parlors.
The Reaper Death.
Again the angel of death has
overshadowed a -happy family
circle, and removed the mainstay
the wife and mother. This time
it is the beautiful, accomplished
wife ol Hon. is. K. llenrv, formerly
of this countv now of Washington
county. Mrs. Ada L. Henry was
horn of English parents in Austra
lia and removed from there to the
Fiji Islands, where she married
B. R. Henry and removed to Ore
gon. She wa lovely in person
and mind, and dearly teloved by
eve ry person who knew her, and
was idolized by her husband and
their beautiful and amiable chil
dren , girl and a boy. But one
relative, a brother living in Aus
tralia, outside of her husband and
children is known to exist, vet
hundreds of true and loval hearts
wherever she has lived will truly
mourn and grieve at her loss in
the very prime and usefulness of
her perfect womanhood. The
children will mourn a perfect and
devoted mother and the husband
a true and loyal wife and a per
fect helpmeet in all cases. T.'ie
cause of her death wbb pulmonary
disease brought on by an attack of
the grippe soon after an imperfect
recovery from the mcask's. She
was about thirty years of age and
died Monday June :W. Dr. J. F.
Henry of Brownsville brother of
Hon. B R. Henry, passed down
yesterday to attend the funeral.
Wihii anil Sherman Co. ramce.
The Wasco and Sherman t-i-unty
business council P. of H. met at
Erskineville with Milbra grange
on Tuesday of last week, and con
tinned in eeseion three days, l i e
council was composed of all the
granges of Wasco and Sherman
counties, thirteen in number, eight
belonging to Wasco and five to
Sherman county. The total mem
bership embraces about 5.:0. The
present council consisted ot hity
one voting memb ers. There were
alo present 100 visiting members.
It being an annual meet ing, the
election of officers for the, ensuing
year was held, resulting as follow s :
John Medler, president; E. Pit
man, vice-president; H. S. Mc
I'onel, secretary ; A. Cauti-dd,
treasurer; L. Bolton, steward; J.
J. Butler, gatekeeper ; P.P. Under
wood, chaplain ; Andy Allen.agent ;
J. W. Messenger, J. A. Gulli'ford,
M. W. Freeman, executive com
mittee; J. W. Messenger, M. W.
Freeman, E. Olds, committee on
co operation. The quarterly meet
ing .of the next council will be
with Highlan J grange at Kingsley,
Wasco county, on September 9.
B0H00L PICHI0-
Si'Iceb, Oregon.June 30.
This community was highly en
tertained on Saturday Juifo 28ih,
by a very interesting entertain
ment and school picnic given
by the Burkhart school and Dist.
No. 182, the former taught bv Mr.
jibson and the latter bv" Miss
Dorena Marshall. Mr. Gibson's
school met with Miss Marshall'
at the school house of Dist. No. 182
vhere a very interesting pro
gramme was carried out, after
which the participants repaired to
the grove near Mr. Fair W allace's
house, and just hsck of 'he school
house, there to enjoy to the
utmost a delicious repast, alter
which the young people passed a
very pleasant afternoon, swinging,
jumping the rope, ai.d in other
amusements, and the older people
in conversation. The hearts of
the little people were made glad
by a line basket of candies pre
sented by Mr. Meyer and Mr.
.-dierer. There were about 200
present, among whom was Rev.
D. C. Mctarland of Tangent.
MerrhandUe Store for Hale.
Mock of ieneral mare), an. lie .
a jive town on the railroml for sale.
SDlendid location lune trail. u.;n
sell the buildings and. ground with
the stock or will sell, the stock and
lease the buildings, For particu
lars call on or write Burkhart A
Keeney, Albany, Oregon.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Jattws A Wukvmra'a.
the
Following is the programme of
'be ex rclse of the celebration at j
Lebanon next I nday : ,
orMCEKs "F riu; ov. i
Hrendent M A -vfilier. ;
Vice-Presidents .1. .. Cowan, i
ilbany; T. .1. Black, Halsey; Jeff
Myers. Scio; Sam May, ilarris
burg; Henry Moran,weet Home;
jeo. Davis. Hiedd . J. I'.. H More
lock, Brownsville: f. M. "mith.
Jefferson.
Marshal J. li. Kiikp..ir'c k.
Aides R. A. Irvine mi ! lico'ge
'iliunphrey.
Speaker Win. M. Ivizer.
Keadei Prof U. N. Wrignt.
Chaplain Rev. c. S. Ilanleiter.
AMCSKMENTS (Ml LIST OK PHIZES.
Hose contest First prize, f45;
second, $15.
Baseball For players under 20
vearsr prize, $15.
''ie ! Mildred vn '
oo
Pi
'iftv y.ird foi . race-
-i .
Pat UQrn'b Tc -i-e mi- ai
20" pounds; priz" j".
..ndies' foot i'.i:'-- .
-ark rci t'ri7j.2.S0
W'leeibiroM race r-'e
PUig-ugll -H Jn 'he afterno r. -Grand
..all-Li v -nmg.
given by he 1 et'-Mou crnet ''and.
One interesting '""a lure of the
di.V Aill 'v i ' lcKxmar ri lllin-Stl-'l
1' .nd. i . er.ra ed
to as;st the i.eo:inon coiuel oa -i
in furnishing music for the cele
bration. WEATHER REPORT.
Following is the summary of
meteorology for Hune IS'.K) from
observations taken at Albany .Linn
county, Oregon, by John f'.riggs,
voluntary observer for the i'iial
ervice, U. S. Army:
Highest harometeron the 27 2!!.
05. Lowest barometer on tlie 2;l
29.70. Mean barometer for the
month, 2!).8;. Highest daily aver
age of barometer 20.94. Lowest
daily average of barometT 30 73.
H.giiesr teuqierature on the 30 .
Iwest temperature on the 1st 50.
Mean for the inonih, 03.3. High
est daily range of thermometer on
the 5 41. Lowest daily ranue of
thermometer on the 20 12. Mean
temjierature at 7 a. m. daily. 58.
Mean temperature at 2 a. m. daily,
70.7. Mean temperature atO a. m.
daily, 50 3. Prevailing direction
of wind, N. and S. Maximum
velocity or force. 3. Total rainfall
or melted snow, 1.41 Depth of snow
at end of month, 0. No. of days
which .01 or more rniri f- 11, 1'.
No. days of cloudiness average .8
scale of 10, 10. if 30 days obser
vations 9 were clear, 9 cloudy, 11
fair, 0 foggy, 1 rain, 0 hazy, 0 over
cast, 0 smoky. Light frost on the
mornings of ( temperature plus
0.3 on average of 12 years. Rain
fall, minus 0.15 on average of 11
years.
Gunning For a Lover.
If tho father of a daughter of
inarriageble age who lives near
lir.'u' i liail Weii a better marks
man, says the Salem Stateman,
thero wo'i'd to-dav have been
mourning in a couple of households
in that quiet little city. The young
lady i.ad a sweetheart, who whs.
to the father, an offensive partisan
and the old gentleman, so the story
goes, had several times forbidden
him the freedom of his home ami
admonished him to cease paying
attentions to his winsome daughter.
But love, 'tis said. knows no bounds
nor countenances rebuffs, and con
sequently Sunday - nurhti'ali found
the young Romeo scaling.as it were
the runL'S of the ladder leading to
h'- domicile of his Juliet. But the
iii'ght-have-been father-in-law wasi
not the one to hit idly by and thus
see his stem mandates disobeyed.
He had b!o d in.hi-eye, vengeance
in his heart and a gun in his hand.
The young man was so informed
t-y tlie watchful paternal ancestorj
and requested lo vamose skip
skeedaddle. He studied not on
the order to go, but went at once,
not liking to linger longer, and
deeming a hasty retreat through
the garden the better part of valor.
As he disappeared among the
gooseberry bushes and over the
back fence the old gentleman took
a shot at him another, and
another. But the young man fled
unharmed by the leaden missies
and thus the storv ends.
nooil Kind and Trail.
The Salem Journal says Countv
Judge Shaw and Commissioner
Onm went up the Santiai i the
latter part of the week to investi
gate the work .done in replacing
and reopening the Minto trail, and
were pleased to find the work done
much better than expected. There
is a wagon road to Stewart's about
two and one-half miles above IVn
Smith's (UatesvilleJ and from
Stewart's east as far as Britonbush
creek, some 25 miles, there is now
an excellent trail,- but no wago
road, as the uninformed would
have you believe. The O. P. Mil
road company has made a goxl
trail wherever their track spoiled
the old one and Don Smith has
done excellent work in clearing
the intermediate places.
The Firemen' Tournament.
Messrs. John N . Hoffman, C.
W. Wafts, A. Barry and Ben s.
Worsleymet in Portland Monday
and arranged for the next tourna
ment of ihe Northwest iremen's
Association to te held ut Spokane
Falls on September 9, 10, 11 and
12. Prizes amounting to5U0O will
be offered. The races have been
cut down to four, the wet and dry
test, the championship and the
speed race. There will bo no
foot races and no hook and ladder
contest.
Prostrated by Ueat.
Wm. Workmaster, while en
gaged atwwork on the foundation
of the new M. E. Church building
yesterday, was prostrated by the
beat, and fell insensible. Medical
aidwassummonded Dr. Davis be -
mg called, anil he will recover.
THE FOURTH AT LEBANON.
Prolamine at thl Exercisi-i-Llt of
riant Piire: 0fferU.
THE BIG EXCURSION.
Everybody Going to ttt Front on the
Oreg.'B Pacific on Ja:y I'onHh.
All arrangements for the excir- :
eion tl, the frON, on Jnlv 4lh ,mve ,
l(t.ea ,.OUJ,,ietej K0 tliat" lh, re
be nothing to prevent all the par-1
tii-ipants from enioving to the nt- i
,Uo!t pleasant trip in tlie
mountains next Fridav, tree from
the dust and oppressive heat oi the
valley tow ns.
-'iu-Ii a splendid opKirtunity to
si e the country' opened up by tho
extension of tf i road may not
8on be offered again, and it be
hooves every one t; take ail van
tage of the ex t rem lv low fare and
paaticipate in this, i!i finest ex-cur-ion
of the season. On the
return stons w ill be nia l at places
oi in'tcrest. T' w nderful Nar
rows and Xi;ig.ra always attract
t:.ie attention of the visitors.
A s'of of nearly live hours for
lunch will allow the piscatoiially
incline I to indulge in the pleasures
i trout tislnng in the roaring
; -Minium to their heart's content.
w hile others can g-U her tlie fragrant
rhododendrons or the wild black-
rries which grow there in pr
ifll
?' n and are now at their best.
The time card of the excursion
t.-ain will be as follows:
ioing east Will leave Corvallis
av 0:30 a. m. ; Albany. 7:00; Max
well, 7:13; M tinkers, 7:27; I'-a'c-,
7:4-; Kings. 7:50; Ltons, :15;
Mill Citv, 8:;;7; iatcs. S:4":
brown's," 0:02; Material Yard.
9:30; Breite ulnisli, 10:05; oe.
10 :20.
Returning Will le.ive Coe at 3
I
m . ; UreiteiibuMi at .!:!; a-nve
at Brown's at 4:15 ami
3:45; arrive at Albany at
Corvallis at 7 :35.
leave t
r :n and
Horticultural Surlety.
The qmrterly nieetb'g of
.'Maie Horticultural society win nc
I
held at t otvallis, commencing
Tuesday, July Sih. The lir.-t d ivs'
programme will be that of papers
anil discussions on t pii s oi inter
est to horticulturists and t hesecond
day wid be devoted to bu-ines-.
The secretary hay in annonnivn
the meeting: '"I'lie holt cultural
interest-of Oregon and how best
to give them a pioiuiiience at
the!
World's fair", is a question that we
can discuss none too s-mju."
KOIt I I N II.
Nice cliipned beef, canned beef,
roast -' u-ken, smdiin's, lunch
tollgllt , spiced pi.s cl !, lii-Vlicd
bam, candle lish, venison, lbsii is.
clains. salmon, and a full su; ply of
full cieam cheese, freh bread, pies
:i:d eak' " .- tio id- it r
vV B.ackoiirn s: iiie ue too i m
Iiet, try some.
Our private deliver is just the
thing now ; you can .-t y-' ir
bread, pics and cake . torlh; iin id
for which they were intenyed
without trouble or an i-ty on oiir
part. ,enceriV Blackbuin.
Hprme .lkett at fowl.
I have a small Km.- of spring
jackets in "colors I m ish to close
out and have reduced the price to
cost. They arc the latest, stylo
and a bargain. lnNohavea line
of spring sbickinet jacket- for
5.ro each, which is the nicest
jacket for the price in toe market.
Sanim-l K. Young.
I'lnr l nsie.
The. ciiy band
line pieces o! mu
din-ontsi d S' llie
ie at tin ir hail
last evening, and will
carry off the prize in
contest. For the fine
vegetables MuelUv.v
leading greceis, will
bro-.'in todiy. Call
secure the U-st.
II) dollbt,
the Ciining
t I I'll . )
(iarret,
co y
early
and
the
the
and
The A irollching t- oui lh.
- Where to celef rate the Fourth
is the question before many u.inds
justnort. Wi ere to buy clothing
iS no longer a debatable ques ion,
as i. S . imps n has in-t re-
ceived
a large and fine s ock of
men's, boy's and youth's c olhing
of all kinds. Call and examine
his stock.
fl Your TIcUHh.
iickets for the Fourth of July
excursion from A.b.iny to the front
on tne ). P. are on sale at Wells,
cargo iV Co.'s otlice and going r.ip
idiy as the number ol excursion
ists is limited to four hiiudri d. If
you intend going buy your tickets
at once.
The Limited l-'ast Mull.
On the Union I'acilic consumes
but seventy hours from Portland
to Chicago, w hich is the fastest
time ever made from the Pacitic
coast. lickct ollice Broadalbin
street.
en. .! ru, ,: ni, s:
I)r A'illi.iln's IihIkii: Pile 'mtliu-Ii.
is the only sure cure lor blind. Inn C
injor itching piles ecr discovcrc
It never fuiis to cure o.d cases f lo ,u
standing,
Judge C'ooIih. M.iVsvilV. Kv.s;is.
"l)r Uilliam's ludi.oi Pile Ointment!
cured me ulter years of sullci ing.""
Judge l otliuourv, Cleveland. O.says
"I nave ouud by expi I ii ncc thai Ui. I
Willnirs Indian l'iie Oinliiiii.t givi-o
immediute mid pei in i.i n i relief." i
We have hundieds ol such testi-
ol sue
nioiual9. Do nut -suiter an instant !
longi-r. bold bv drUL'irisIs at i'KH- and 1
i s.'.i j, . m.....- i
1 Vlhauv tire - , ' ix ...-v,..
I" I
Snl n 4'alirornlu Urar. j
I I iivluutv .utt ..u!i.l. ...... 1.1 tlis LOirl i
- - J J U 1 UH1I l I t III''. . -.
jf weather. Tue trouble is to h t go, I
imc me iimu wuo cdUulil me near.
i c u 1st; nur reuuers lo imrcn-ise oi
Koshav ,v Mason a l.ottle of fanta
Alic, tLe (.'abfnrnia Kinu ofCoiisuiuit.
ou. Asthma, liiom lutis, Coligb and j
. roup C'uir, :md keep it liuiidy, 'l is
pleasing lo tlie t;ile and deatli to the 1
above complaints. Sold nt il 00 a
Oottle or 3 foi ?i iiO. Cu'.ilnrnia Ciit-R-C'ure
give" immediate relief. The ;
Caturrlial vii us is eoou dlspliu cd by j
its healing and peiietrati' g mituie.
liive it a trial, rix nioiiths lieiitment !
1 iki , Ly ma. f 1 II ,
New
emnroHlenes, flouncing, '
lace 11 uncing in
b!a k and crca:u.
cotton and silk, i
Laces in imita-1
lion iioiiit, .il.-io
new designs in
black and white lace, including!
Vandyck aud Lilfel Tower.
urchuigs. sianiuel E. Young. ,
IU S1XKSS LOCALS.
lloiie slipp -rs at K. C. Searls'
Fresh apricots at Conn 5t Hen-
diicson'e.
tientlemen's fine shoes at .. I.
Searls'.
Anvthing in the bakery line at
S. .V B.'s.
Jo to ug. Lange's for staple
dry goods.
My fruit jars have arrived C. E.
Brownell.
Fruit cans and wax at Matthews
.4 Washburn's.
A new lot of pir;-ls just re
ceived at E. C. Sear'u .
Paisley & Fish do the cheapest
printing. Try them.
The celeb- t-' Qn .ker City
shirt at E. C. it-".
Call and sei Russian Tar
and Fasenets hi ivlein Bros.
Adjustable window screens at
Matthews A: Washburn's.
Tin and plum! ing work done at
Matthew s & Washburn's.
Kerosene and gasoline stov. s at
Matthews & Wa-hbiirn'r.
Drink ue cold soda at V. E.
Brow nell's and be happy.
Finest line of gent's neckties in
the city at E C. .Searls.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews ilc Washburn's.
iarde:i hose and law n sprmk' TS
at Matthews & Washburn's.
Ice cream and lemonade r-erved
very day at (iixtz's restaurant.
Ludlow's 3.00 ladies Miocs all
sizes and widths at E. C. Searls.
A complete line ot gents' fur
m'shing g ods at K. C. Searls'.
Bargains in corsets at E. C.
Searls Friday and Saturday only.
Try Conn iV Hendricson's once
on groceries and you will be happy.
finr. lint. r. f A.tltu m nti.vi ..1.
I just opened at J. A. Cumming's
' ding stoie.
j io to Cnmroing's drug store
! Blum'. erg I lock, for jour artist's
i supplies.
! And w ben you w ant a delicious
i cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's
j for soda.
i Hcggs celebrated family remedies
leaumg arnggisia
! i h i i nei c.
! Mens', youths' and boys' cloth
j ing ami furnishing goKls'atG. W.
Simpson's.
j Headache capsules and elegant
; lotion -1 i i I sold by J. . Cnmmillg,
; successor to II. (.;. Hnbbird.
Brick for s.ile at my kiln or de
livered in large or small amounts.
W. r. Cissm.i.
I I.i rift Hubbard Avers Becum- i
ier B.dn: Cr.-arn .in 1 i .h'-t xv '
be .
drug
Tw
just i
l.r .cl
it Hi;
s
tore.
i hundred nickle ulurm clK-ks
ei-eived :tl I-. M. Fieecb's.
the corner jcvt er store. ug '
cut in oi ic-s '
A choice and complete line of
bottled ihdicasies have just been j
added to my stock call and see!
them. (.', E. P. row nell. i
I'.ef.ire iui chasing your Artists,
materials exiiinine the new stock'
just opened at I he drug store of .1.
A. dimming, successor to II C.
Hubbard. j
Venison, corned beef, cl iped
beei. and a new lot of full cream
California cheese, jusi the thing:
lor lunch these warm days. Call
on Spencer & Blackburn. j
Thos. Brink-has just received a I
I line assoitment of window shades,
: also the Vt heeler iv ilsoil sewing
i machine, the best and lightest
I running machines made.
Those w ishing screen door and
: win. lows should call on Ii. B.
Yunk, who will put them ;n com
. plete on short notice. Shop on
: corner of Second and Ferry streets
Ihiring this week the Ladies
Bazaar will offer special bargains
in Indies, misses gauze balbriggan,
. lisle and silk summer vests. We
j have a large line to select from and j
the prices w ill be lower than the j
I lowest.
C. A. Brown has purchased the
barber shoo of Jan es Bain oppo-
; site the Uuss Huse. He was
; formerly in the employ of Joseph
; A'ebber and is a thorough barber.
: Shaving 15 cents, hair cutting 25
j cents. I.auies hair dressing a
' speci ilty.
Pry goods and notions on first
floor, clothing department anil
i gents furnishing goods on second
; lloor ati. W. Simpson's.
You cannot accomplish any wo-k
or business unless yjii feel well.
It von feel used up tired out
take Dr. . I. H. .McLean's Sarsapa
ri i la. It will give you health,
streiig h and vitality. Foshay &
.Mason.
In thedecline of life, infirmities
beset us to which our youth snd
maturity were strangers, our kid
neys and liver sre subject to de-raia-enient,
but uo'hing quals Dr.
.1. If, McLean's Liver and Kidney
Balm as a regulator of these organs.
Foshay fe M.ison.
Pe-sons who lead a life of expos
ure are subject to rheumatism.'
neuralgia and lumbago and will
find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H.
- .' .
n WU hillilsh p.n ailJ SUb,lue ui-
flamation. Foshay & Mason.
Mllalt.
,
Misses Steiner and Stratton,
. ; ;il
0en
: . . .i, :.. 1 ..v.
,l- '," 1 rm " I
piano, otg in, theory and harmonv.
those desirimr to attend classes or
arrange for priva'e lessons will
kindlv mec us at the dental par-
lors of Dr. .1. C. Littler, room 13, i
Tweedale s block, on Wednesday,
Jnlv th.
The finest line of carpett in the j
city, including Drnssels, two and j
i.aE,?
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""'c
Beiri-s liver pills are a mfld laxative
. .. . it ,. 1111
.rnK' AU4
gists.
E1. JVTTOJsl j
SPECIALIST. !
BLUMBERC'S BLOCK, ALBANY.'ORECON, !
By the most modern and ap
proved methods cures female dis-
eases mid private diseases of either'
sex. He has a sure cure for cat
arrh of the head. Consultation is
free and everything strictlv confi
dential. Ollice hours 10 x 12, 2 to
4 and 7 to 8. Residence corner
Third and Montgomery streets.
Of Interest to Horee Owner.
Horses boarded by the day or
week at L. Sender's stables. Al
driving or other horses will be well
cared for, being under the immel
diate charge of Mr. Fred Moist.
Charges will be very reasonable.
F'armeis' horses will also be fur-'
nished witn the best of accommo
dations. Owners of good hoises
will always find sale for the same
at this stable at good pi ices.
Stables located on Sixth and Ells
worth streets, one block south of
school building.
New satteens, gingham's chain
bra's and other wash goods just
received at u. w. Minpson s. j
Fresh bread
morning.
at S. t B.'s this
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
tioints North, South and East via
the Union Pacitic railway, and
wfivp tiinA and rvrn.v Tli'tdi
office on Broadalbin street.
Good Collee and Tea.
The very lest oualiiy of tea and
collee to be found in the city is at
Spencer 4 Blackburn's. Their
l.le.ided coffee, ground to order,
will suit the most fastidious.
Farmers Attention
a
V
l)o )ou waiit to buy a Birder, Engitif, Tlireslier, ill wer or oilier lua.-iuiurv-
tl'is yfar ?
LL
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A Steamboat Load of F.-.m Kachiaeiy just received fcr the rcrc: cf IZZO.
Al
STEWART & SOX
Oall atuJ
SPECIAL SPRING
ANNOUNCE M! E 1ST T
VTy Stock is now complete:
embracing all the latest novel
ties in Dress Groocis both in
WOOL AND WASH FABRICS.
Wb m lu h? I:: fa CBletetei 10 Tlu':
LADIES !
We make a specialty of
In Knit Ribbed and Muelin
Our prices arethe
our eoods
LOWFST and
THE BEST
We carrv a full line of the world
! Uuderweai
elled. In embroideries and flouncines we have as Isrire a stock . s sny
i will be convinced that Albany is the
mnmnal lia llliann Im Vi A
HesoV
What a Fortune
. U a good, healthy, pearly . skin. Few
are aware of tlic short time it takes a
disordered liver to eau-e blotches on
the face anil a durk greitsy skin One
bottle of Beges blood puritier and
blooil maker will le-lore this organ to
iU natural and hea'.thy state .and
Cleanses 'he blorx! of al! impurities.
t is niectb.g w ith wimdetful success
Try it. , ll is guaranteed. AM lvug
fcibld keep it.
A (Soufl touch Syrii.
There ie nothli.g parents btiould he
sVi careful about s selecting a cough
syrup'. Hcggs Cherry cotiuh symp
is meetiiii' with wonderful utcess.
The best i ione4o good . He Mire you
get Beggs. Ever j hottie is urr ncd.
All druggists kec- it.
Viereck's shayii g and Iiaii cut
ting saloon, "h iving 1 cents.
c iii: .t r musky!
We lime mauc urraiigenienW to -U
ply money to all on long time at 1
rales of intere-t on improed farms,
and choice city property. I hose who
contemplate building brick blocks rau
get money. See us ' .
WALLACE A' Cl'SICK.
CHERVFIE
Til E FIRST IN Tl I K MAUKET.
I I TA
!
500 GALLONS-
Those desiring cherries,- i asp
berries, etc., should call early on
JAS F. POWELL A CO.
Keiiieinber that Klein Bros. Pew
up all rips on toots and
bought of them, for nothing
t A'iiHt Aon Want
T 1MEN
FREE FROM POISON.
HOSIERY.
renowned P.roadhead Dress Goods,
1 ...uf ...i.liii.r nnllll in I IrUIIin ! W
best trading point in Oregon.
W. B
AliT 6LUDJ0.
Mrs! Dr. laitou, I.luniv.r.(;.
block. Lessons given in or.iwmg,
painting and musu . 1'ictuies ior
sale or pajubvt to or Ui.
' All lle:t.
We ibink t peoj-k will like to
buy live one pot::, i Uks oi splen
did laundry soap r t-vo b.ts. W o
,w ill sell at that , e lu-dav.
Si-KXf Bi.
. it IvHL HN.
alHr
The only u;
void in l he ut-a
cntari hal Ueuh
side the belist
brealh, rtsuliu
aiid plcuBji.t ti
and u cuic is w
gists, fcciid It
.Medical Coinp
months' ileal
mail, tl lo, 1
ui i iii-u-l ure.
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saic ly r ll1a
I'te elegant lotion for sunlurn
RED CROWS HILLS
IMIM, lAIMU. A .. I i,,,
NEW MiuiE.S M.OU1;.
(Urior lor lu,il and iiiLn.
Best hmm Facilities,
Highest as.lt
LBANV
OUE'.UN
Cl llvAl v.
W. A. K1M.SLV,
1 he only coumlete sei oi .U.sIl.iI
Books and .Maps in Linn i uio.iv
oi'Kii i; in nil. cui i.i in. i m;.
IWliusim-w eii'ios,, (,. .,v
shoes j caie will iciene pioii.pl .uid can"
lul attention.
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C'alland kM,k at cur"vch.ci in
We have a ery I..rge ttu k to-
lu;se from at il.e lowest jrn
ever oflerei in "he
VALLEY
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A pleasure togibtw gtu'r.
hiriiisliiiio'
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