THE MOHNTyr. JT KHALI): WEDXKSI A . .FITLY 0. 100.
Vorainp5ailylicvald
ON SALE.
Th Daily Herald will be on
Ale each morning at H. J. JoneV
book store, here it can be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTIWOS. A HOI r TOWN.
A oew line of dr buckles at
the Ladies bazaar.
I. F. Conn is erecting a tine res
idence in the first ward.
Klein Bros., give a pair of iast
enets with every pair of ladies ox
ford ties.
Foi all styles in children shoes
go to Klein Bros., an they will save
yoa money.
The Oregon Pacific pay car
passed over the road yesterday
paying employes for April.
Have you seen those new style
hair ornaments at the Ladies
Bazaar. They are the latest thin?
oat.
M. E. Brink, who is practicing
law at Prineville, is spending a
few days with hia'parents in this
city.
Frank Barton, formerly of this
city, vas seriously injured in a
runaway accident at Waitsburg a
few dys ago.
We are fast gaining a reputation
for good goods and low prices.
Jnst what the people want.
Spencer & Blackburn.
People going to the seaside can
have the IIkrai.d sent to them
without additional expense by
leaving their addresses at this
office.
Special cent.us agent Kruse, sent
out from Washington to investi
gate the alleged f and in the count
In Portland, says that the census
enumerators did their work well
and no recount will be ordered.
Wm. Emerick has opened a
meat market opposite the Russ
House, where he is prepared to
furnish the best of meats of all
kinds. Having been in this busi
ness for many veara, he knows
how to suit the public in this 1 ne.
Tickets to Europe San Francisco
ttpokane Falls, Pendleton, Baker
Citv. The Dalles, and all uoints in
tHo finite! States am) :innila. far '
sale at the Union ticket office.
C. 6. Kawlings city ticket agent.
Broad' bin st.
Ex-Sheriff John Small man and
family will remove to their old
home to-morrow, and Albany wi.l
thereby lose an excellent citizen
and a very pleasant and intelligent
family. Sheriff Scott will not
move his family to the city for a
few days, waitimr for needed re
pairs upon the jail building
R. B. Vnnk, ot this citv, ha
gone to Yaquina, wher? - ha
contracts for building seven cot
tages, among them being E. L.
Thompson, C il. Ste..irr, John
Morrison, II. F. Merrill, 2. J. Ov
erman, Wm. Fortmilh and one
for himself. Kev. L. J. Trumbull
is building one for hiindf.
The Astorian of July ttth says
"Engineer McCaustland of the Al
bany and Astoria surveying part
is in the citv. The fore is going
right ahead and expects to net
through to TillamooK by the loth
of next month. The survey will
then be completed, as it is already
finished from Albany to Tilla
mook." The Brownsville Times set up
a grievous complaint because tie
fancies the Albany newspapers
do not publish enough news con
cerning the mines anJ timber up
the Calapooia. If the voting man
of the Times has read the Herald
during the past year or two he
must cave seen column after col
umn of truthful iacts concerning
the coal, timber and other re
sources of that region, as well as
up the Santiam, in tact much more
than has ever appeared in the
Brownsville paper.
Bring Along Tour Htock.
If you want to send them to pas
ture, where they w ill have the
best of feed, good shade with
plenty of water. New hog tight
fence. Horses and cattle at GO
cents per head per week. Lots ol
twenty or more at reduced rates.
All stoca must be paid for before
taken awav Apply to the under
signed at the St. Charles hotel, or
Ttios. Daniels on the farm at Clov
erdale. I will take good care of all
stock intrusted to my care, but
will not be responsible for any ac
cidents that may occur.
F. L. Such.
Paranoial Ptmvlil
I have Just received my apring
lock of parasols direct from the
manufacturer in New York in all
tb latest styles and prices.cheaper
Uuut ever before. Samuel E.Young.
Tb Llmltod rut Mall.
On the Union Pacific sonsunas
but seventy hours from Portland
to Chicago, which is thu fastest
time ever made from the Pacilic
coast. Ticket office Broadalbin
street.
SB Atlair t'r
Th Original Abitlne Olrtraorit l
moly pot up in large two-ounce tin
bolts, and is an absolute cure tor oli'
sores, barn, wounds, chHpred hands
nd all skin eruptions. Will pMitivp.
If enra all klDds of piles. Ask lor Un
original Abietine Ointment. Sold by
FotbST A Mkion at 2.1 rrnt rr l or
ky mat SO rent.
You cannot accomplish any wo-k
or business rnless yju feel" well
If you feel "sed up tired out
tcka Dr. J. H. McLean's Harsapa
rill. It will give you heahh,
strength and vitality. Foshay A
Mason.
Persons who lead a life of eipos
' ar sre subject to rheumatism,
Bsnralgia and lumbago and will
And valuable remedy in Dr. J. H.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment;
it will banish pain and subdue in-
fiajnation. rosnay at Mason.
skive far U st Viarsck's.
CITY COUNCIL
Coatract Let f r the EttecMn if Cahp'Oi i
St'ett Sewr-Tel.phinFrancLUe
Grafted.
The city council met last evening
in regular sHion, the nviyor and
city Mlh ers U;ini i -resent.
I'eiition of Thi-.i. rirink for ww-t .
privilege ; grant d.and work ordei
ed done within 3' days.
The reports of the city iecordi-r'
and treasunr were real and re-,
ferrod to the committee on tvnatce.
Petition of citizens for a sewer to
Ije constructed from the east liiv
of Washington stieet, through
blocks 7 and 63 and across Ferry ;
street to connect with the miin ,
sewer on Broadalbin street ; refer- j
r -d to the committee on health
ii
ana ponce.
Petition of citizens ir an arc,
let-trie light at the junction of
Eighth and Washington street;
referred to committee on ways aid
means.
An ordinance to establish "he
irraile on Tenth. Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, east of Vine stieet
to the east side of KPsworth street
in Albany was read and referred to
the committee on ordinances.
The street commissioner recom
mended the following improve
ments : A new sidewalk on the
south side of First street, adjoin
ing block 10; a new sidewalk ou
the north side of Second street,
adjoining block 8; new sidewalk
on the south side of Seventh
street adjoining lot 4, block 56;
and on west sida of Calapooia
street adjoining lot 4, block 56;
referred to committee on streets
ami publi-- proerty.
An o'din .".ce granting the Sun
set telephone and lelegraiih o.
tlie right to erect poles and oper-
ate a telephone system in the c'ty,
was read third time snd passed.
On motion the city surveyor was
ordered not to do wirk for the city
except when ordered.
On motion the time for collect
ing taxes was extending until the
next regular meeting of the
council.
The contract for extending the
Calapooi , street sewer a distance
of "05 feet was let to Baker iV
Strang at $1.14 per foot, the work
to be i lon within t0 dtys. The
tioii'ls were hxcl at $10iH).
BILLS ALLOWED.
II. E. Tt.vnsend $ 1 50
Frank Propst 4 OS
A. Whet-lei . . 4 OU
James Ev.ing ... 18 00
A. II. Marshall 2 00
Robert Brown. 18 00
John Maxwell 48 60
I. L. Cowan . . 5 00
C. f. liurkhari 8 00
1. W. Devoe 7 00
F. M. French 8 00
Wm. Garrett . 7 imi
li. W. Smith 7 0
I?. F. Tabler 7 00
Electric LL-ht Co., . . 190 5i
On motion the council adjourned
to meet ag lin to-night to consider
the matter of changing the chan
nel ol the water in the canal on
Lyon street.
The Match Arrani;l.
The base ball match beta een the
ittorneys and the real estate men
has be-n arranged, and i!l take
i'lace Saturday. The iiti-'b w ill b
aliout as. follows, two substitutes
b ing allowed each, who will take
the place of any player ho is
killed oi wounded in the gaine:
I'he Attorneys : C. E. Wolverton,
I. K. Weath'erford. H. II. Hewitt,
t). H. Irvine, W. R. Bilveu, lico.
E. Chamberlain, F. P. Nutting, M.
E. Brink, J. It. Wyatt, O. P. Co
show. L. M.Cnrl. The Km1 I state
Club: ieo. Keeney.D. H.James,
Charley Cmran. J. 'O. Writsman.
I. I. tjniss, T. L. Wallace, E. I.
Cusick. I. 11. Malin. W K M.-
Pher.-on. II. F. Ilulbtirt.aicl . T.
Heiidrii-k. E. W. Langlon will
probably be umpire. The printers
i of the city say that they will chal
' lenge the victorious nine fori game
! t week later.
! school EEPoar.
The following ;s an abstrai t
taken from the school register dis
t'ict No. 10 for the term beginning
April th. And closing June
LS'.tO.
No. of boys enrolled 13, No. of
girls enrolled 11. Whole No. en
rolled 24. Average daily attend
ence 10. The foil' wing named
nnpils were neather absent nor
Urdy during the term. Ma bid
Conley, George Donaldson, Cale
Maggie and Bessie Billings. For
g'Kxl Deportment were Maggie
irav Hprrie Conley, Dexter Sparks
and James Donaldson. For good
lessons were Nellie ray, Johnnv
Oonley and Felix Sparks, 50. No.
of visitors 65. No of davs taught
5.
Mai'd M. Dki kv.
Teacher.
The Oregon Legislator.
On Saturday last Governor Pen
noyer received information by
letter that at the special election
held in Wallowa county, on the
30th, ultimo, to elect a representa
tive, there having been a tie vote
at the general election or. June 2d,
E. W. Barnes, democratic candi
late, wa9 elected over K. W.
Gowan, republican candidate, by
i majority of twenty-five votes
This makes the house stand forty
two republicans and eighteen
democrats.
How to Make Home Happy,
Gentlemen, if you would always
have your home happy and serene,
just call at Spencer & Blackburn's
and leave your orders for bread,
pies and cakes, or anything you
want in the bakery line. They
will receive prompt attention.
- - i -
New embroideries, flouncing,
lace flouncing in cotton and silk,
black and cream. Laces in imita
tion point, also new designs in
black and white lace, including
Vandyck and Eiffel Tower. New
nrchings. Samuel E. Young.
Happy is he who buys his fruits
I a.nd veiretablea of C. R. Brow-nail
Always fresh and full weight.
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.:
diaries. Hewitt Murdered by a
Hotel Keeper at Selwood.
IHK LATTEK THKN SI IC1IIES
De'sils of the Bloody Trag dv - A Divorce
Salt Quarrel Led tc th 3tootii
Hswitt s Family Affairs.
PokilaM). Itily S. Chailes il.
ilew.itt, a well-known a'trnev cf
his city, was stiot and kilL-d at !
sellwood to-'lay ly t 'hides Bel !
iiinle, proprietor of the St. Charles!
.iotel at Sellwotjd. j
Belgarde, afte- the shotting.'
oinmitted siiieiae by cutting his
' hroat from ear to ear with a razor.
The irnniediiite causa of the shoot- '
iug cannot be learneil as the men I
were alone w hen the quarrel oc-J
urred. It is thought, however, i
tr 'lav grwn ou' ' a '''-ore
si t, p r. ii... be' ."i : i-at
hi w if-. ho vas repr s n; I ' v
H wilt. L.is; cve';i: g he tw.,
m -n were drinking togeti'-r i"
( aytuu'' sah o, opp ihi'o the ;
ho.el and both xro vaid to have i
been unlcr the infuem e i liquor, j
About eleven -l'l-lock Belgarde.
who was Ii ,-in-4 ii'oii- m v.ried on
H -witt to uc -o i"any tim home. ,
The in-n thel- we " lielmde's
h'His" ard r, 'ire i i r ine night,
oc' "' inu - i.
1 Iim lore'iimii lnt-v wi-ie seen lo
getner, and were a:uin drink
ing. On leaving Clavton's saloon
they returned to Uelgarde's house.
Shortly after noon the people
heard the report of three pistol
shots issue Irom the houe and a
few minutes afterward Hewitt was
sen to come out of the back door
closely followed by Relgar-le, car
rying a shotgun. While running
Hewitt was calling on Belgarde
not to shoot him.
After ging a short distance he
fell on his k- ees. It is not known
whether it wa- done intentionally
t r tmm u-t4!iL- nuuj itit li-ul rn.
ceived a mortal wound while in i Resolved, 1 hat his associates
the house from'the pistol shot. have lost a truly faithful friend,
While on his knees Hewitt 'tie Sunday Schoo' a bright, earn
agiin begged Belgarde not to ' st Hml attentive pupil, w hose in
shoot hi.n, lor Hod's sake. Hieing ; fluence would ever be to lead
to his feet he agivn started to run i 'hose of bis companions to higher
Ahen H.-lgarde rnis.-.l his gun to J and nobler thoughts, and his par
his shoulder and fin d. Hewitt '" a loving, dutiful son.
. . . . - i , i..- .1 'in.... . : . a
rail a dl.-tam e ol about lortvleet'
and fell on his face. Rstandcrs
rushed to hhn and turned him over
when he gave "tie g isp and ex
pired. The fatal shot struck him in the
left side and ininli an ugly wound
owing t i the el w. ne-sol l'n-!ganl
After Hewitt had fallen Beigmle
returned to the lions and no one
h id the courage to follow him and
am st him. In :i Ihw mimrs tint
oroner and deputv shcritl' arrived
at the scene of ihe killing. Wni e
the body of llevitt was being
.-a red lorthe deputy slieriff went,
into t'ie house for the purpose of
lii.'slmg Be'g ir e. On going into
tl r-iom the deputy f unil him
.'. itig "n the floor in a pool of
Imo !, dead, with ids tin oat cu'
li. ear to ear, hoUiing the blooil
"taincd razor in his right hand
On the wall before the hotly
tiiere was hanging a circular mir
ror, antl Belgarde had i vnkii'lv
stood in front of the mirror while
he was cutting his throa'. In thi
PS.H1I was also found the pistol
with which Belgarde fust shot
Hewitt, a' I the chambeis being
empty. Both bodies were brought
to the morgue, dripping with
blood, where they :.re now, ex
posed to the mor'iiil curiosity of
thousands.
The inque-t will ie held to-mor-ow.
The affair tansed great ex-
cit-ment and large crowds of jk o- j to the treatment of curvature of
pie visited the m jrgue to view the j the spine, disease of the hip ami
remains. ; knee joint, crooked limbs, club
Hewitt was 43 years of age, and I feet and all bodily deformities,
leaves a widow and considerable Tucir success in treating these
property. He was well-knon in troubles as well as all chronic dis
Saiem and Albany, having grad-. eases has made for the Institute
uated at the Willamctt" univer.-ity i a national reputation. All per
and read law at Albany. Belgarde I sons w ho are Buffering from
was a well-known character about I any of these complaints, should
this city for a number of years antl j not fail to take advantage of this
is said to have borne an unsavory : opportunity for relief. Reference
reputation. j may be had to the following resi-
Mr. Hewitt formerly resided in dents: E. N. Condit, Aloanv; L.
Albany, where he had a law ollice.
lie was a sort of a sport and ol a
prepossessing appearance. He
laimed at that time to be a single
man, and was engaged to be mar
ried to Miss Maggie Fionk, but!
lortunatelv just be lore the wed-1
uing was to occur, tiis wile ap
peared on Ihe tcene iioin the cast,
w hich prevented the wedding from
taking place.
IMPORTANT KOTICK.
floma Pointer That Wilt ,
Mouey to IIoUNekeritr.
Go and see that beautiful gold .
watch at the "Golden Rule Ba
zaar." Julius Gradwhol the pro-:
prietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar, !
informs us that he has the Prize j
Baking Powder, and No. 1 Japan '
tea, expressly put nn for his bnsi-!
ness, and for the benefit of his i
customers, each lxx of baking
tiowder will win a piece of
fjne
glassware, and also each pound of!"" mtormed gentleman to a
the tea will win a niece of fine! Tacoma Ledger reporter. "That
glassware, and customers who buy woman has made 1200,000 during
one pound of tea or a box of baking the past four or ; vc years. Her
powder, w hich is warranted, will business is transacted chiefly at
have a chance on that beautiful Spokane I ills."
gold watch. He has also added a ! ,,,, TT" - . .
tine assortment of family groceries ! .. N hlIe we ru,n !ans'y to special
to his mammoth stock of glass-1 tl.eS- 0ur B,t0k ,s lwrtJB0fu11 of
ware and crockery, wh-h is the i c'-o'ce gwds in our line. Spencer
largest in the Wiilainettee Valley, i Blackburn.
Go and see Mr. Gradwhol at the
Golden Rula Bazaar, and you will
find that nothing is misrep
resented. Loaded liuun.
Last evening Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s express wsgon was over-!
loaded for the fr.-t time since the j
Hrrival of their new wagoii. The'
reason of this was that Mueller & j
Garrett received a large supply of I
fine California fruits. Don't fail
to read over their libt in this morn
ing's iisue.
Um elegaat Wtioa for tea.
btateransiers
J. S. Morris Co.. to Arthur
Adams. Q;$ acres Scio . $
J. W. Miller to D. Shelton 2
lots, Shelburn
W. J. Van Schuvver to ti.
M. Coftey. 60x100 feet.
Scio
David Peebler to W. E.
Shaw and wife, 137 acres
near Lebanon
Zephin Job to J. W. Brown,
'...u.terest in 80 acres
! w. 4.
J. II. Kirkpatrick to A. Le-
300
25
550
54S0i
1000.
Koy, lot 2. bl. 2. K'8 A.
Lebanon .
.A ...
80
i. W . P hilliris to W At
W. Philliusto W.
Phillips, Wfl7
acres, 10
w. Z
4.w i
M. E. Xegus to J O.. Writs
man, lot 7, part of lot 8.
bl. !. Albany
Join Schmeer t- .Vugusta
Palmer, bl, S. U's 4th. A,
Albany
Pauline" I legele to John
Schmeer, interest in sev
eral parcels of land in Al
bany J. U. Kirk pa rick to S. W.
Moore, i 11. bl. 2, K's
2nd. A. J.ebtnon .
. . W. Ellison by Sheriff to
Savila M. Ellison, 2 lots,
Shedd
ItiiHl!
j
j
10 '
10
100
ISO
IN MEM0RI4M.
At a regular session of the Sun
day School of the M. E. church
outh, at Albany, Or., the follow
ing resolutions wee adopted:
Wuehkas. It hath pleaded Al
might v (iod to lake from among us
little Alle.i Matthews, w hosf pleas
ant, smiling manner had endured
him to i hp hearts of nil those w hose
go d loitune it was to know him;
and
WiiEKh.vs. He liadalwuvf shown
oy ins me in n re wanieu 10 ioi- ;
low alter all that was good ; there- i
lore
Hesolved, That while we recog
nize the providence of God in this
our sad bereavement, and bow in
humble submission to His Holy
will, we tender of deepest sympa-
I thv to the parents of the deceased.
". ' ""s .mr gicai
Iosh is A I It'll b eternal gam, ami as;
hew:: l -geen no more with iihi
here, t..ai, we w id all strive to s
live that when death shall come to j
us we may see him in that "man-
si. in orenared lor the tin.illv la th- I
ii!l" .t iO I's right hau l. '
Res lve-l, Tn at i hee resolutions
be spre.nl upon our ininircs, :t
opy sent to tne family of the de
eearetl, an ' i-i'ples sent t the IIi:k-
j ALl ll"d the Siat-s Runts
I lelliO-
i l'riU ,,,r publication
lu this dark iionr of affliction we
can i n' v say to the parents that
(iod can t-aiiftify all our afllicti .ns
to our soul's eternal good. Let us
take comf irt in the liict that
There is no death! what seems o i?
trimsitioii.
This .ife of ini.rtal breath
1 but a suhurh of the life elysian.
Whose p'jitiils we ohI! d-nih.
CoMMIirtE.
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE
319 BaaL Stnet San Francisco.
One or more surgeons represent
ing this Institute will be at the
principal house of Harrisbnrg July
14 ; The Arlington Hotel, Browns
ville July 15; T'heSt. Charles Hotel
Lebanon, July 1(; The Revere
House, Albany July 17 anil the
Occidental Hotel Corvallis.
This Insiitute is specially devoted
: McFarland, Albany: J. S. Morris,
Scio; Mrs. Kate McKune, Lebanon
and G. Zumwa.t, Irving.
MUELLER & GARRETT'3 MARKET.
String Beans, Peaches,
ugar Peas, Apricots,
Squashes, AppleB,
Let' me. Cherries,
Radishes, Black Raspberries
Onions, Cauliflower,
Tomatoe", Lemons,
Beets, New Potatoes,
Canoits, Chipped B. ef .
Al! of the above fresh Iruits and
vegetables to be found at Mueller
iarrelt's.the leadii g grocers. Call
early and secure the best.'
Mrs. Houghton, wife, of Senator
Houghton, of Spokane Fulls, is
spoken of as one cf brightest ai d
cleverest real estate women in
Washington. '"She is business
! from the drop of the hat," said a
i Bun' h grass is going to seed in
1 Klam.tth and Lake counties this
! sea-on. Something not known
before for years.
We have our new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the best value ever
shown in Albany at W. F. Bead's.
A choice and complete line of
bottled delicasies have just been
added to my stock call and see
them. C, k. Brownell.
Smoke th celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent ignis, manufactured
at Julius Jom !' cigar factory.
Bl'SlNKSS LOCALS.
Fresh apricots at Conn A Hen
dricson's. Gentlemen's line shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
My fruit jars have arrived C. E.
Brownell.
Fruit cans and wax at Mattlu ws
& Washburn's.
t i. i
i a new oi nrrasois iusi re-
ceived at E. C. Searis.
Paisley A Fish do the cheapest
printing". Try ihem.
The celebrated Quaker City
shirt at E. C. Seaili.
Call and see our Russian Tar
and Fasenets at Klein Bros.
Adjustable window pcreens at
Matthews A Washburn'!-.
Tin and ilui"'io... v . k done at
Matthews A V - trn't..
Kerosene an.i a.-oline stoves at
Matthews A Washbtirn't'.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Drink ice cold soda at C E.
Brownell 's and be happy.
Finest line of gent's necktie-- in
the city at E C. Searis.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Garden hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matthews A Washburn's.
Ice cream ami lemonade seiveil
very day at GoMz's restaurant.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies s-hoi-s all
sizes and widths at E. C. Searis.
A complete line ot gents' fur
nishing g Hid-i at K. C. Searis'.
Try Conn A Hendricson's once
on groceries and you will happv. j
A fine line of Arti.-ts inateridsj
jnst opened at J. A. CiiinmiiigV :
drug ,-toie.
iio to ( iimming s dru s'ore
lluni"ierg I lock, tor your aitl
supplies.
t
And when you want a delicious
cold drink goto C. E. Brow nell's
for soda.
Beggs celebrated fatuity remedii-s
are for fate b all leading diugyi.-,ts
every where.
Mens', youths' and boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods a tG. W.
Simpson's.
Headache capsules and elegant
lotion f-till sol. I by J. A . Cuinming.
successor to II. C. lie' bird.
Brick for sale tft my kiln or ilp-
I hvered in large or siimII amoiu-t.-.
W. C. Cassi.m.
Harriet Hubl-ard Avers Ueeatn
ier Balm, Cream and I'ow.lei, 'im
be oblainetl at IlubharilV new
drug store.
Two hundred niekl - :il:irm cloekt.
I j"sl received at I". M. Kre-ch's.
; ,h . ' ' r jeweler st.v. , ..
i eut in insecs.
j P.t f re pnrc'ia'-'ng your Aiti-t-
materials ex oione the new .-'urk
i JllSt Ooeneil lit I he I i ll .-t I t- Ol J.
I A. Cummin g, succc-.-or toll i'.
Hnbbar.l.
Veui-on, conn
beef, ard a ne
Ca'ii'orni.i cbecst
1 bei f , cl ip.i d 1
lot of full crt a i. !
, jus, th thing)
lor luiu li these wauu
!.ivs. full
on Spencer it B'ackhurn.
Those w ishing screen door and
windows fhouhl call on 11. B.
Vunk, wiio will put them 'n com
plete on short notice. Shop on
corner Ol Second and Kerry street
Dry gi oils and notions on tirst
floor, clothing department and
gents furnishing goods on second
floor at G. W. Simpson's.
Reggs li vi r i -ills are a uifld hixativc
and act direclly on the liver mid Mi!
Deis a well the bowels. All d rug
gists.
"Oh. Emma! where did you get
that pretty dress? Why, mamma,
bought it at the Ladien' Bazaar. j
CHANGE IN TIME.
Beginning July 1st the fol- .
lowing change in time took
effect on the Southern Pacific rail- j
road :
SOCTtl
Cala. express.
Roseburg mail.
Albany local. .
Freight
BOfxn. :
. .leave 9:28 v. m. !
j srrive 12 t. !
"(leave 12 :20 p.m.
. . . airive 0 p. M. j
. leave I :&5 r
M
NORTH BOl'SP.
Cala. express. .
jarrive 5 :-r)4 a
(leave i :14 a,
(arrive 1 1 :40 i
m.
.M.
R'seburg mail. .
Albany local. . . .
Freight
The Iebsnon
Albany at i a. m
( leave
. . .leavea
12 M.
A. M.
leave 7 :22 s. M.
train arrives at
9:25 a. m., 4:2(i
p. M. and leaves nt 9:10 p
p. M. and 7:3l a. m.
m., 1 :5()
Villec for lnblleiilinii.
Laud oil cr aturrgnn ( iv, Or. !
June lit. i i
OTIi V. IS 11KKKHV UIVKN 1 HAT
the fil'o iiiK'iianu-ri Ht-ttler hai liltil
notice nf li hile-ition tn ni ke tin .1 nrnof in
nupiort cl liix claim, aril tliat Haiti it- f will
lie mtile In-fore the C'nunt.v t-'etlt of Li.n Co ,
at Alhany, Oregon, on I uesilny, A'.ii: , 1 1.
lswi, vi: Stpphe,. II Tuft cre-en.tiion I)
S. No. H.Tss f.r tne W. i.f X, W. ami w
of S. W. 1 i fsnc. :(4. T. 10 s. It, 3 K I!
uanieH the foll"tin ttittlt-.Nl.fi tn .inve hi
cntitinii'iiiH rvtiitle t'e u"hi, nml eiilt'Vaiion
ofaiil laml, viz: (lio W. Wallar.-, Kth.m E.
Taft, Charle I) Rites and liavi.l a. Hunk
all ot Hoik Cretk l.inn n.. Or.
,1. I . AITERIioN.
Hitr'.ster.
Aollre for I'ulillrnllnn.
Land Ollice at Oiek-on Citv, Or.
OTICK IS HKUKliV GIVEN
thiitthe fclh-win naiticd retllcr
has fileil notice of hia intention to
make f.nal pnmf in support nf his
claim, and that said proof will he
made before the Canity Jtulge or in
his ahsoooe before the County Clerk
of Linn county at Albany Oregon
Monday July 14. ISiK). viz: I'eUone I
Fruits, HouiHRteail Kntrv No, 6001 I
For the S, K i ol Sec. 32 Tp 13 S.
R. 1 W. He name the following
witnesses to prove his rnminuoiia j
regideute upon anil cultivation of. I
said land, viz: Samuel llawken, oi I
Brownsville, Linn Co. Or., Wm.
Phillips, Robert Gillock and John
.loidin, of Crawfordaville, Linu county
Oregon.
J. T. Appeiisox.
HeL'if ier.
B. l, AUtST IUK THE LEAD
ing Ar, lit and acUiut liiaiuitac nb-
SPECIALIST,
BLUMBERC'S BLOCK, ALBANY. OREGON,
By the mo-t modern and ap
proved methods cures female dis
eases and private diseases of either
s-x. He has a sure cure for cat
arrh of the head. Consult dion is
free and everything stiicly confi
dential. Hli.-e hours 10 to 12, 2 to
4 and 7 to 8. Residence corner
Third and Montgomery streets.
Of Interest to Horse Owners.
Hors-8 boarded by the day or
week at L. Sender's Rtubles. Al
driving r other horses will be well
cared for, U-ing under the iuimel
diate charge of Mr. Fred Moist.
Charges will be very reasonable.
Farmeis' horses will also be fur
nished witii the Ijest of accommo
dations. Owners of goo I hoi sea
will always find sale for the same
at this i-table at 'K)d orices.
Sl.ibli " ! )C .ted "T. ixt i 111 El'' -
wi rth s'reets, one bloc : m" th
sc'iool nilii '":'.
Vi w Kitteens. gingham's cham
1. ra's and oth r wasii gcods juft
received at G. V Siiir,isi.r,'s.
Fresh b.ead
at S. A B.'s this
morning.
Secuteyour lal'road, .steamship
and si eping car tickets to all
points No 'C-. ou'.nh ard East via
jhc Lnion a.i,1,.c i.i'.!.,a, a. id
save time and nionet. Ticket
ollice on Iroadalbin street.
GihkI Collee anil Ten.
The verv best quality of lea
and
collee to he found in the t it v
is at
pencer A Blackburn'. 1!.,..
leaded ci .T-e, grouii'l t oi ler,
will Miit the ...j-t i.isli'lioiis.
Farmers Attention
! (ii ttam ii. I iiv a Hii.ler, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other marhiutr
tJiis year ?
O
Si-1
"j
Steamboat Lead of
STEWART &
Oall nudSt t-t- AVi.at You Want.
SPECIAL SPRING
jv N'OUNGEMENT
M!y Stock is now
j embracing all tlie latest novel
ties in Dress Gi-oocis tootli in
WOOL AND WASH
LADIES !
We make a specialty of
adies
i
In Knit Riblied and Muslin
Our prices are, the. LOW 1ST and
our goods
THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY
We carry a full line of the rrld ren'r.ed Bieadhend lref-s Gocd,- lioU ftr i- til V ii'i i u
ellcd. In 'embroideries and floiincings we have as large a slock as siy lttitei i : n 0 i 1 1 1 ,-
will be cocviuced that Albany is the best trading point iu Oregon. f)A pleabure to rl.cw g otJs.
ResD'v
What a Fortune
In a irood,hettltliyvpearly,skin. Few
are aware ol the short time it takes a
disordered liver to caile blotches on
the face and a dark greasy skin tine
bottle of Beggs blood purifier and
blood makir will le'tore this organ to
Its natural and healthy state and
ci?anes 'he blood of all Impurities.
t it meeting with wondnful success
Try it. It is guaranteed. All drug
gist keep it.
A Good Cough Syrup.
There is nothb g parents should he
so careful about hs selecting a cough
syrup. Beggs Cherry couh syiup
i meeting with wonderful succe.
The best 1 iioiieto good. He cure you
ret Begg?. Every bottle Is warr uied.
All druggits kec it1.
Viereck's -havii g and huii cut
ting saloon, sliHving 1" cents.
c;.4 j m o a e y :
We have made arrangement to U -ply
money to all on lolig time at I v,
rales of int-re-t on improved farm
and choice city property, lbose who
coiiteiiiplatebuildiiig brick block ran
get money. See us 1
WALLACE A CCSICK.
iiiiii:.
i
CHEIIE
THE FIRST IN THE MAllKET.
FROM
I TO 500 GALLONS-
Those desiring cherries, iasp
berries, etc., should call early on
JAS F. POWELL A CO.
lieiuember that Klein I'.ros. sew
I up all rips on 1-oots and shoes
' imiiuhtof ihem. for nothing.
Futi IMccfcinciy just uccicd
AT
Wb a?3 Sm ATjr.i far tts Celeb;
FREE FROM POISON.
W. F. REAJD
AKT 6LULM0,
Mrs. Dr. Pattou, Blumberg's
block. LesoiiB giwu in draw inn,
painting and inueic. Pictures for
sale or painted to order.
All Idea.
We think t:.e people will like to
buy live cne i bais ol splcn
dKl laundry soap r two b-ts. v
will sell at that i e to-Jay.
SeKNCi ' 15.UXHI KX.
alilor' .la
tlil-u-t ulr.
The ouli ku?
cold in the in-
cat an tiul Uciili
bioie tit- m
tiiealh, rcM.liii
aiiiv-t'd iur. n r 1 1 ii r
. ha l - 1 1. id
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I I; .-it .-i ti I.i j . j.mn
' lit. I.. I 1 ...I i I . L: S
.st- I-t i t ,: a i ui.n
. iio.t. c . i y ii.. ill ijg
'ii ul.o U a in, i,u
t. Oiit iiJi . t ii. fix
Jl lot 1; Mht ty
iic I y t.tli o
I and pli us .io li
' anil a l uiu I-
j gits. bt-nu ft
, .Medical touip"
; mouths' Uvul
. mail. 1 lu, I
j Ala-ou.
Use elegant lotion for Funburn
RED CKU'V.N MLS
IXU.M, l..tVl4. .1 HI., I
NEW PKM'l-s H.OI.K.
(Unor fur Fau.iit anil IJaK. r s u-)
Best liioia Facilities.
H Highest vaah
L15ANV
rice (UK!
lor tlimilj
OUEGON
CtlhACV. .XtALM-Sb.
W. A.
I he only cotui.lete .-ei ol .A l..-tict
Books and .Maps in l.inii t ciinl-
ofkick IN lilt rot im iiolK.
Iff Business eiiiiusieu to my
care will leieive pi on i pi ai.il i-aie-ful
atteiiiion.
cr.
CT3
O
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r-
i r.
in
fa He utic: r: "iC.
comjDlete
FABRICS.
raw i
-TO TIIE-
MEN
Call'and look at our'vah.ci in
We have a very large Mo k t
choose from at the lowt irn
ever offeree in tha
'
Goods.