Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 10, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextiUornin.n SmH Itcrald ON SALK. The Dailt Hkkli wilt be oni sale each morning At H. .1. Junes' book store.whcre it can be procured ; at 5 cents per copy. fOTTINH AKOi r TOWN. O. P. Coshow. Sr .f u row ns- ville, in in the city. Mrs. J. K. Klderkin and chil dren are sojourning atSod.iviile. Klein Bros., irive a pair of fast enets with every pair of ladies ox lord tics. Logan Hays, nr.inaircr ( the Wesiern Union telegraph office at Corvalli-", is in the city. Foi all stvles in children shoes i go to Klein Bros., as thev will save you money. i Robinson's Ten Bin i-hows com-! bind into one trrtat circus will lie in Albany i,n .Ink- XI .... Have you seen those hoir ornaments at the Ladies Bazaar. Tiiey are the litest thini: out.- Ah eleirant new line i.i undress-1 ed kid cloves, in all the latest shades just received at th Ladies Kazaar. No'ie of the salm n .vmnerie on Yanuina or ANea bays will he run tuis season, , owin to the low price ol salmon. We are fast iinitg a reputation for g iod good ai d low prices. Just what the people want. Spencer & Blackburn. Peopl going to the sea-ide can have the Hkkm.d s-ti'. to them without addition! expense by leaving their addresses at this office. The regular meeting oi Temple i?ommandry takes place to-niiiht at their hall. Sir Knights will tike notice and govern themselves accordingly. The ne judge, I'ipcs, will pre side at a special term of court to be held in F.ugene July 11 to try some rght of way Miit brought by the Oregon Railway company. .Messrs. Caplatzt A l'epin have purchased the restaurant t Hany Jones, opposite the Rus Jlou.-e. They will keep the same op'f: all ninht and will serve bte.ikt ist tor the early Albany local tram. Mr. Ijnis A. Yierani. advatn:e Hgent of the Chicag (nicly Co., j is in the city arranging for ihe re apear ince of this excellent com ! pany in this ritv next week. Re-1 ginning on Monday niyht ihev w.li) play a week's engagement. Vm. Faneiiek bus opened a meat market oppos'te t tie liuss House, where he is mvnared to furnish the ie-t of p. its of all kinds. Having been in t'ds b'ni nesi tor many ye.,r., he knur's bow to suit the public in ihis I r,t. Mr. and Mrs. L. 1". Main. Mi. Jay Blain und f im ly, 'u-. Kl:a- betn Ulaifi, .Mr. .io!!i .:ornsoi Mi s Ollie Marks, Mr. Ab.ert au.i . c.ei.iiiacmr.jn. u.iseuy .v. . The Tiger tender team ot Salen. ' has challenged ti e tire lads of the Albany lender team tor a r-.ce tor' flOO a side. 1 lie same will be ill- cepted ami the lace wid piobai 1 0!cur in this . itv some t ine in I July. Tickets to KurojH? San Francisc.. i t-pokaue Falls, Pendleton, Raktr ! City, The Italics, and ali ixiints in j the United States and Canada for ' talent t4ie Union ticket otfice. C. i. Rawlings city ticket agent. Broad . bin st. Messrs. Ren way iV Co.. have been amusing the pub.ic nightly with .-ttreopticon views exhibited at the corner of P.toadaibin and Second i-treet. W. H. Wan.ti is a-sistant perator. Ttie dirpl.n will be continued each evening. New cmiiroHiertex, 'luuncii.g, .lace dounciug in cotton and snk. black and cream. Faces in iniitH tion int, also new design in black aifll white lace, including Vandyck ai.il Kili'el Tower. N.w iirchings. Samuel F.. Yamg. Mr. Charl. s Wrig'.t i? in the city delivering hie sized crayon (ortraits to those whose erd.-rare alrejrlv rilled. Tiiose ilesirunrl work ol this kind should call on iiim at the store of F. H. Pfeiller. 1 tie work speaks for it-elf aid is d. n at reasonably low rates. The Albany v Astoria railroad urveyors are diligently at work in the mountains north of Onion Peak. Tiiey have some rough I country to encounter ther--, th.-i most ditliculf on the whole route,! and are making a thoiough survey ; of the most feasible pas es. They , have receiit'y ad led t n pack-j mules to their outtit. Mrs. Houghton, wife of Senator Houghton, of Sokam: Falls, i. i SKkell oi as one ot brightest Hnd cleverest real estate woimn in Washington. ".She is business tiomthedrop.it the hat, said a i .. ..ii i .....,,t.. ... ! well' iinoiiiie'. . .Trii.iJi u. a i Taeoma I.etlger r -inrter. "That i woman has made ::I0,IXM during j the past four or live ye.r-. H-t business is tians.icte.l cbiet.y nt Spokane Falls." L.iilel lfli. Last ev, nillg Wells, l- :rgo Co. 'a express xagon was over loaded in the t'.r-t time sir.ee the arrival of li.tir new wagon. Th leaon ot this a-that 'diielicr A Gairett reet ied a large sopply of tine California trmts. D;.n't tail torad over their ht in tnif moin iiig's isrue. An tufctera lri"H"M H Mler-..oil. A Hater rpollt '.nruilril last Tuewlay on Stutton cre. k, sa s the Baker City Dvinociaf, st.uting on the tummit and rnnmng a p riect flood down oi toe raucnt below, destroying g.aui. dams and garden latchts. The principal loijtra "V the rusn ol wters were Judge L. O. Slearns. who had a iarite reservoir wasned i ut, and ji r Rirchaux. Abose 2ia:n held was badly damaged by alum washing ylOt It. : INJUNCTION SUIT It Wi.l Be Brought to CSua.e ta L'c. tloa ( toe Lvon Street Uanal. A "peciHl iii'.'tt.nj: tl tiit; city council was he'd lai nii t o c n- j sider th- matier oi preventing the ' water in he ciinnl on Lyon yirectj i-om ii.tci l'c i ing with t'ewalloi! P .1. pHltm-ri's new "bu Iding. ! N icHiii'e afi .n was taken, hni ; Mr I'.altntore announced that he w-.uld commence an injunction ; ni t ngaiu.-t the water company to' ivstr.i.n toeiu ir.m allowing 'he j waicr to run a'ljolnin his Uii d- j i". and it was an informal und-r-rt u rulijijr anion: mcmliers of t le ! council that ttie city would aid in j s'i:!i suit to enforce the locution of the canul in the middle oi the r. ... The following taken -pnal . dournal ' at Co. ! from the ' Salem, of1 lUesilay July Htll Hist , speaks ot j I Lis beauti-: i the above Companv nil iiieiociiii'iia ..a iicwiii.cu in rraud st le to a well till d opera I .ouse last niidit bv the L liu ar ) ! I Comedy company. Jas. A. l)e lin .l3 ,n;oll ,a.a'raus, a Loudon panbroker, kept the audience in mars .luring ever- appearance. Ya! K. I ove. as Owen (ilvnden. v .v.. the old man w ith an iron will was I a grand character, as was also 1 doibmer Snow as Harry Ulvnden ' t raw ford, ; the c a-t guard, and Harrv Ba.rv 19 ' C 0sl:OW i more as "clash .lack, the villian. j '-'die Ant S, I HoMa Inm.ni n Ve.l ihel l-"!'n lam' V j cabin bjv, sustained her recognized I tower and grace, ami increased iher populaiit to even a higher degree tn ii tornieily. Loute Howard a .d Annie lncuan also silstxilieil tiieir nurta uHiiiiral.lv I One of the best characters of theW!u.., 1 . -'''n. i nil. ling play was K. 11. Felt, as the guide in the penal colony. As an actor , i.kttkk list. he is hard to beat -'and there! y'are." To-night will be pre-. Following is a list of the letters sented 'I'.Iack Ihainonds, one of j remaining uncalled for in the post toe best drawing plays now on the j office at Albany, Oregon, ulv y, st .ge, and in wi.ich this company j Persons calling ior the same shows to. x.-e lent advantage. The ; wj)i please give the date on which pianist. Mr, Fo-t-r, is an accom-:!nev Wl.re adveni ed: Mi-e A. ph-hed niu-m ui and was loudly . i;ili'is ; J. 11. Cummings ; John applauded last nigh . The Com-i p, iiihiorc ; Mrs. Susan 15. lien-pa-y will open a weeks engage- i Jerson ; Mrs. Carl Kraiger ; J.tine ment at the Albany Opera House , Killa. k-v ; II. A. l.ai.e : A. F. commenc vg Monday July 14th, ; imjn ;" m;-s Roe M. spelt; i.lay ng an entirely new repeitoir- ! .lohnnv Murphv; Fred Patterson ; of la'est Factern successes, t ! ti. . R .hins.'n : I'.en l'odd: Miss popular je ices 10. .iO and oo cents. I he coiiipany has been entirely re oruanie.l. and besides retaining the leading favorites ot last be isom. many ne talented eas'er.i stnrs have been added, making in lb one ol th stroiie-f companies on i he road. The seats are now on , -a " nt Will Link, theoera house ! in ,ie stoe. i -.. 1 From uarl ville. j Joseph Smith recentiv re. timed uoin . In u t.v iile, and icpoits the : snow three feet .!eep it j.lai es. j Mr. Sin tn brought toth- L-baiiOu I Kxpiess oiiice some spec. mens j win. h are rich. A specimen from .4 . . J I I ' i the "t'.ona'izi .' owned '.y was wtil I ' an .11 set ill ! joMi wlK.,, .,iain!v visible' t- the naked eye. Ore fojm this claim aays ;f21 10 in g .Id. thirty seven ounces of silver to the toi:. l.ml, nugg-'is, weighing from 1 o l..o are picked out of what i viiown as the Reil Bull mine. De composed iedge matter on the "Bonanza'' yields twenty-tiveceiits to the pan. Auitltiui; the raiid Jury. Three yom g men from Jeiferson wi re placed in the county jail ye--ier lay, theie to await ttie action of the Ocioo' grand jury, they having been bound over by Ks- piire Raiiley for the robbery o some ection men and setting lire o their house. The young men are by name Carey, French and llili, and fading to give' bail in the snin of -f.jOO each they were brought to Salem tor safe keeping. Ihe crime for which they are to answer wa-) committed Monday near Jefferson and consisted of the accused robbing the Chinamen's ! h.use. which they are charged 'Wth having after tards burned down. aleni Statesman. The tit)' InileliteiliieiiH. The quarterly reports of the city otlicers for the three months end ing July 1, shows an indebtedness ol !).V)4. Wle n from this am .lint is deducted $o00 of Uses turned over by the tx collector Tuesday evening, tl.e indebtedness is re luced to fVJ24, which will he ..'lib le-s by the time the tax col lector is thioiigh making bis rounds. Linn Fextlval. There will be a lawn fe-tival g veil by the Y's Fri lay evening, Inly 11. at the grounds of Mrs. L. K. I'.lain. Admission at the gate 10 cents. Refreshments lo cent'. Music and pleasant games ' ill be furnished. All are cordial- iv invited to attend - A HinntnHy. r Froman's team. S'raiider Froman's team, driven v Charles Shaw, ran away from 'nt' Red Crown mills yesternav. breaking the wagon to pieces It was a light wa.on w hich Mr. Fro n;an uscJ tor making irip.- to the mountains. tiring Along; Your Stock. It you want to send them :o pas ture, where they will have the best ot feed, good shade with plenty of water. New h g tight leiue. Horses and cattle t 60 cents per head p.-r week. Ixits ot twenty or more st rtduced rates. AH stoc must be paid for before 'aken away Apply to the under signed at the .-t. Charles hotel, or I'nos. lanieis or, ihe farm ut C.ov eid i e. I will take good Care of ail stocM ii-trusted tj Ui care, but wdl i ot be lespoi sibie lor hhv ac ci'lents that mav otcur. F. L. St en Another invoice of ladies gold an iJ gold filled watches just. VV1TVU fc K . 1U. ri Blltll 9 t COUNTY COORI Lvthe matter of R X Thomi.s..n ' et al. for county road ; W R Kirk, W O Smith and J 11 Wa libnrn ap pointed viewer. ' In the imarer of application ot j Abraham Farl w et al for county j read ; toad ordered opened on p.iy j merit of dam igi-s. ! J S Conrtnec's claim f'-r nieOiei'l services conrinueM lor adUlavit "f cornier. Sc'tlemciit it'i II Far-.. ell. ex : conntv treasurer, made ami ap ' .roved. The following bill we'e al low e.t : K K Montague, clerk.- te- .- . til Cruson iV .Menies, nai's. . t tjr. ' I .lohn l.ivi-, keeping pau- er ;7 10 Fee- Stat vs Iank Ma- k allowed in full . . ! n0 I- T T Fi-her, estidilislijnj,' corners '22 5 L M (!nrl. salary, sup'Tin- tendent 114 50 I'ees, drawing justice jurv list ". ti 00 Ci V Youiiu'. work on hrhlge 117 no J 1' Wa lac . me.!;. ..i unli.. iKXir 4 " Albanv Watt r "o , w tier rent . 15 1 1! 2: 4S' .' 1' j Ifi r-0 5 So a eO 10 no ! ' -,'',,'. hitiii-or. y, .... ... 1'iias i' .hiiii iiuef id ,bei P'10. R R V 111 umphrey. hr :u l l p or aid SiK-t- t 10 00 t oo :i5 00 5 no T - v..'io'ey. ,i:. Mt? Clark ' llart.keepn.gj.oor N 1' Conn, exam, br.d-.'e. . . 'x j j0' ,,l)0"r- ' brilzwatel' 10 00 10 no 70ft 00 " "(,.v 1 r, k hn.lge. Jennie Thomas. Rt Fi s Thompson, om i l Al: V. P. M. Fliza L:itub, bun May ti, lfS 1 in the norili of Jieland. --he unite I wih old School Presbvterian chun h when 17 years of aae. ! Came to America in S;j 1 ami ma tried Richard Van Tiryie Nov. 22 l."So2 Came to 'ng n fn.m California in Aug. lsso. Jiied June 22 1. at 'he residence of her son-in-law Win. Allen t.'O miics north of She.id. R.-mayne Alien ner grands n (bed Mar ii 11 lis',". " Asleep in Jesus blessed i-le. p." COAST NOTES. Raker City's electric light wo 'ks v i i -on be leady to st nt tin. ' ;iile in Ta;lm in Monday we ob tdieiof Mr. .-mi th a "head o i wneat w liicli we pr. sunie is an I i average of his g'iiiu, and it meas- j ! died ti';, inches in length. l.eb-j ! anon Kxores-. I i East Or-gonian : Two whh ; men and one In lian w ere drowned near Bialocks while crossing the : Columbia Fr-day last. The body j of a man who vas drown, d tw months ago. after haing started a fishery in opeianon. has ju-t been found fifty miles below the place ol the accident. During the wind storm last week : tw i Indians attempted to cross the rapnisj near mo in a Smalt hoat, which sooii b. came unmanng -able and capsized On- of the bodies was found in a fish wh -el above the city : the other is supposed to have been cai ried ofl'in tue ctrrent. Dailes Times-Mountaineer. The Calapouia .Mines. A corresoond-nt from Browns. ville writes, under date of July 4 : Mr. F. D. Van Hagan retii'iiel from the Cal,is3.ia mines this nioniii.g. with Jlatteiing tepoit-. He says that Mr. S.u gworthy, oi Portland, w ho 13 up there, is " sim ply a-tonished at the amount of ore 111 8 gut, the rich prospects found by any one who will take the trouble oi pounding the rock, and that it has laid idle and vacant h i long. I' is t.jo n ar home to be appreciated or sought for. A 'rail up the Calapooi.l to shorten the distance one-half is again talked of. A Convenience For Albany. F'or the moriiii g 5 o'. Io. k local train running from Albany to Port land, which makes the run through without chance for breakfast, Mr. Gross, of the Depot Hotel, w ill pre pare hot coffee with the lunch served to those taking the train who desire it. The Limited last Mull. On the Union Pacific consumes but seventy hours from Portland to Chicago, which is the fastest time ever made from the Pacific coast. Ticket' otiire Rroadalhin street. How tu Make Home llHi.y. Gentlemen, it you would always have your home happy and serene, just call at Sp'-'ticer x Blackburn's and leave your orders foi bread, pies and cakes, or anvthiug you want in the bakery iii.e. They wili receive prompt attention. In the decline of life, mummies beset us to which our youth ami maturity were r-trangers. our kid neys and liver ?re subject !o de rangement, but noihitig 1 rpials l)r. J. H. McLean's l.iver ki d Kidney Balm asa regulator ot tbeeorgan-. Foshay t Mason. Ladies, when your bght colored shoes et sailed go to Klein Bios., for a bottle cf Rust-ian Tan ; it will make them ntoeag m- . v .nTT TTT, ", I Light suuvos lor $1 at uk'a. j SU) AND FATAL ACCIDBT, The following particulars of the accidental death of the little j grandsi-n of personal friends of the editor of the Herald. hs just come to hand. Mentiou of the accident was nude at the tim it lupjened : A most hearf ending accident occuried on Tuesday eveniinr, June ! 24tn 1S00, up ,n the" farm of T. R. j Rewley, four miles south east of l Aimtv. Yamhill county Oregon. ! A li.tle on of T. R. Bewley's, i Omer, whose duty was to diive up i the milk cows ot evenings. Con- trary to his former custom, or the i knowleilcw rif hia nriipntja took -e" - i - ' u; i..... i:..i.. ..-n.i. iii.ii wii n iiuir.- n ii.iie .aiiu son of V. R. Bewley's, Porter Mc Kerny, aged six years thiee months ai.d nine days. Mrs. Bewley, who was absent from the h mse at the time, upon r turning and finding that little Porier had gone with Omer, at once started in pursuit, and near of a mile from the house met her son crying, saying, Porter was dead. Mis. Hew ley went to the place of accident and ; j und Porter in a ditch dead, quite . a wash upon his head and his neck j broken. The statement of Omer is: That having to go through bru-b he let the t-ni dler bo , Porter, get off the horse and the little fellow in try ing to cross a ditch near3feetdeep f il in, und could not wet out w i h out help. When lie, O.uer, ko off the ho.se to Hs-ist Porter in getting out. the horse made a move to mm and the bank caved in the horse lalhnj: on Omer and Porter. The hore continued struggling to get out ami the little feliovv wag ki led. He showed no -igns of liie after Mi s bewley arrived at the place t tl.e accident, and being alone she carried the little fellow to the house in her arms, lie was buried by the side of his father, Porter M.-Ke: ny, who died January lOdi. ISH4. an I by the side of bis mother Mittie McKerny, who died .luh 2 18-4. w In n little Porter was three and one half months old. M jri istown T -nneosee paper please copy. NATIONAL SUKQICAL INSTITUTE 319 Bosh Stfet 8ac Francisco. One or more surgeons represent ing this Institute will be at the principal house of Harrisburg July 14 ; The Arlington Hotel, Browns" ville July 15; I he St. Charles Hotel Lebanon, July 10; The Revere li tis , Albany July 17 and the Occidental Hotel Cprvallis. This Institute is specially devoted to the treatment of curvature of the spine, disease of the hip and knee joint, crooked limbs, club feet and all bodily deformities, fheir success in treating these troubles as well 11s all chronic dis eases has made for the Institute a national reputation. All per--011s who are suffering from any of these complaints, should not fail to take advantage of this opportunity for relief. Reference may lie had to the follow ing rcsi dents: K. N. Condi t, Ab-any; L. McF'arland, Albany: J. . Morris, Seio; Mrs. Kate McKnne, Lebanon and ft. Zumwa.t, Irving. n.u m 1 Hiir.it uiit in-iir. Ai j hotly cmii cat. Ii acold Mj'ie kind .1 wea'ber, Tlie trouble in to let go. ike the 111 nn who (HUirht the l.cHr Ve ml vise our rcailcm to pnrelnse of -nsliav .V Mhsihi bottle ) eiil.ta t.ic, the California K'mgof l.'oiinmnii 011, A-U'ini'. Bri.ncliitis, Coughn and roiij. Cures, and keep It bandy. 'Ti ;. I. ;iMiig to the tuste mid ileatti to the il.nve coni.!niiilK Sold t il 'JO otTle or X n.r $2 f0. Ca'itoiniH Cat- it l uru give uiniiediate rtlft. 1Uv ' aturrliul virus id soon displaced by tn lieiiling ami penet rat r g nnture. ( .ciieiinii nniuic. t'ix moiitW treatment lad l IV 'ue it a trial 1 on sent nvni An tbMilnie 4 ure Tlie Origin'l Abietlne Oimment is jidv j.ut up in larjre two-ounce tin tm.xes, and is an absolute cure for oin .ores, burns, wcundd, chajiped hands, ind all skin eruptions. ( ill putitive lv curs all kinds of piles. Atk tor the Original Abietine Ointment. Sold by Forhay t Mueon ut 25 cents per box y mul. Sn rent.. Persons w ho lead a life of expos ure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will lind a valuable remedy in Dr. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Linim'ent; it will banish pain and subdue in fl.imation Foshav & Mason. You cannot accomplish any wo k or business unless yju feel well. It you feel u-Miil up tired out take Dr. J. II. McLean's lia rsa pa nda. It will give you health, strength and vi alky. Koshay ,t .Mason. We have our new spring stock of kid gloves, and the best value ever shown in Albany at W. F. Read'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 ;girs. lianutactured nt Julius Jos h's eistr factory. Happy is he who buvshis fruits and vegetables of C. E Brownell. Always fresh and full weight. CHAKQEIS TIME. Beginning July 1st the fol low it.g change hi time tO"k etFcct on Mi.-.Southern Pacific rail road : SOl'TII Cala. express. . . Roseburg mail. . Albany !oca' . . Freight BOf.vn, leave 9 :28 p. m. J arrive 12 m. leave 12:20 p.m. arrive 9p.m. leave 1 :56 p. m. NoKTlI But'KD. Cala. ex press . Roseburg mail. jarrive 5 :54 a.m. (leave ri:14 a. m. (arrive U :40 a.m. leave 12 m. leave 5 a. m. Albany lot al Freight . . Tt.e Lebanon leave 7:22 a. train arrives M.I at! 50 Albany at rj a. m., t:J5 a. ji., 4 p. m. and leaves at 9 :10 p. si., 1 p. m. and 7 :o0 a. M. Jst received a large invoice of! 8hxes at E. C. Seaxla. BUSINESS LOCALS. Fresh apricots at Conn .v- Hen dricson's. Uentlemen's line shoes t K.. C. Searls'. My fruit jars bve arrived 0. E. Brownell. Fruit cans and wax hX Mattb. ws ii Washburn's. A new line of dress buckles at the Ladies Bazaar. A new lot of pirasols just re ceived at E. C. Searis. Paisley it Fish do the cheapest printing. Try them. The celebrated tiaker City shirt at E. C. Searis. Call and see our Russian Tar and Fasenets at Klein i'.ros. Adjustable .vin 1 -w screens at Matthews & Wa-V urn Tin and phiii.bii.g work done at Matthews & Washburn's. Keroene and gasoline stoves at Matthews & Washhiirn'i . Tinware warranted not to rust ! Matthews A Washburn's. Drink ice cold soda at C. E. Brow nell's and be happy. Finest line of gent's neckties in the city at E C. Searis. Varranted garden hose at Matthews & Washburn's. tiarden hose and lawn sprinklers at Matthews i Washburn's. Ice cream and lemonade served very day at Got fz's restaurant. Ludlow's f:?.00 ladies shoes all sizes and widths at Ii. C. Searis. A complete lin" 01 stents' mr nishing goods at F. C. Searis'. Try Conn it Hendricson's once on groceries and you w ill be happc. A fine line of Artists materials 1 just opened at J. A. Cuuiming's j drug store. 1 io to Cuinming's drug store BlumVrg Hock, for jour artit's supplies. And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C K. Brownell's for soda. Beggs celebrati d family remedies are for sale b all leadiug druggists every where. Mens', youths' and Imys' cloth ing and furnishing goodsat. W. Simpson's. Headache capsu'es and elegant lotion still sold by ,1. A. Cninming, successor to H. C. Hubbird. Brick for sale at my kiln or i'e hvered in large or small arm ui ts. W. C. C.Ssi:ll.. Harriet Hub! .ar l Avers R.-iam ier Balm, Cream and Powier, can lie obtained at Hid bard's rev. drug store. Two hundred ni. kl- dan.. c1-.m- just received at F. M. Frei c'o s. the corner je've'ot i.; nt in prices. Bef .re purchasing yo.ir Artisi. tnateiials exam. iiv lia i:im s'o--i just opened at the drug sp-re of .1. A. Cnnniiing, uiufor to 11 i'. Hubbard. Venison, coined f. el ip; d lieef. and a new lot oi lulicnan. California chces.-, jus. th. thire for lunch these wanu days Call on Spencer A Blackburn Those wishing screen door .m l windows should call on R. B Ynnk, who v. ill put them In com plete on short notice. Shop on corner 01 second and l-eiry hi reels Dry goods and notions on first floor, clothing department and gents furnishing goids on second floor at (. W. Simpson's. Beggs liver pills are a mfld laxitive and act dir.-cily on the liver and ki.i nejs as well as the bowels. All d rug (fist. "Oh, F.tnma! where did you get that pretty dress? Why, mamma, bought it at the Ladies'" Bazaar. A 1 table claret 25 cen's per bot tle or $2.50 er dozen, delivered to any part of the city. M. Raunigart. Albany Opera House, One week only and Saturday mati nee, commencing MONDAY, JULY 14, The ever popular tliiciioo Comedy (X Plaving a repertoire of the latest Eastern successes. Monday evening, July 14th, will be presented for the first time in ibis city the great Eng ish Melo drama euttlcd THE BUCK FLAG. Cll SOF. OF FLA Y NIGHTLY Papular Prlcm, 30 nail SO nl. R erved seats now on sale without txtra charge at Will & Link's, the Opera House Music Stare. TOTICE IS IlEltKBV 01VEX that property owners are re quired l.y ord in h ne- lo cut down and remove ad tliiMle ar.d oiin..xii.us weids growing upon tucir premises, anJ upon the street adj-inini; tueielo, w ithin tliecitv liniits of All.uiiy. Tle.-e fuiliti); to do fo will Le liable toa tine i if $5. by order of the c-iiy inr-lcil, J. N. Hoffman. CI B. WINN, AOKNT . FOR TIIK LKAl j in Ira. lift and fte.-i.Je.il inturaiica cots pania. OYiSTER AND ! REbTAUUA'T Jnit opened opposite thu Kuai j House. Ever tiling lie and clean. Open dr and nivbt. j CAPLATZI A PEPIN, j Piopiieii.rs. i FINE DRESSED CH1CKENB: A5D GEESE ! : MUELLER i. GARRET'S. : : R- PtTTOfvl SPECIALIST, BLUMBERC'S BLOCK, ALBANY- ORECON, ny me mo-t mo.ivrn and ap proved mcth'tls cures female rlis- I eases and private diseases of either s.-x. He has a sure cure for cai anh of the head. Consult ition is free and everyihing striclv confi dential. Oiiice hours l't to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Rcsi ien. e corner Third and Montgomery streets. Or Iuteret to llr Ow uera. Horses Ito-irded by the day or week at L. Sender's stables. ' Al diiving or other horses will be well cared for, being under the immel d ate charge of Mr. Fred Moist. Charges will be very reasonable. Farmers' horses will" aiso be fur nished witn the best of aecomn.o- dsdi.irifl (lu nra . .f ......1 .M ............ v . ii. 13 v. iviii no' oeo ' ill always find sale for the same! at ibis ft.t-jl.lu at .'.kr..l ... 1 at tins stable at S abloo x .ted re w rth .s reets, one scaool u ili i - ti -. "ood p. ices v, a; ., El's biof M-vti: . V'.'v satteens. gingliatn's cham Lia's and other wash goods ju't! received at ti. W. Simps .'s. Fresh bread al S. & B.'s this morning. Scent e your i. 'road, steamship and si -ejiing ear tickets to all points N -'. .yU,t;a'il East via th. . nioii i.i j. a i'.,.'.iv, i.nd save time and money. Ticket ffice on Rroadalhin street. Oood Collet) and Tea. The very liesf quality of lea and coffee to I found in the city is a' Spencer k Blackburn's. Tb-ir 'den. led cifee, ground t- orde;. will suit the n. out tastj. lions. Farmers Attention lit on waul io r.u m Iiiti-le-r, Knojint', Thresher, M"ver or orh'er inaoiiintrj tl'is ve-.r ? '-.v.-t " - "-SS. .MJlU jx Stetrntoat Load of STEWART CJ-iil l and rYh:tt Von Want. SPECIAL SPRING A'NNOUNC EM! E NT T My Stock is now complete embracing all the latest novel ties in Dress Groods both in WOOL AND WASH FABRICS. LADIES ! We make a specialty of 1 Ladies In Knit Kiblied" and Muslin Our pricea are the. LOWFST and our jjixhU THE BEST Wo cairv a full line of the world renowned Preadhead I'rer-s tjor.db, which ' r e - 1 1 i 1 lit ri i riled. Iiieuibroideiies and flouncings we have as lare a stock as any hcin-eii r'i :a. Oi'ltil y will k iiirvim-ed that Albany is the best trading point in Oregon. CasA pleasure to &brw gr(ia. What h Fortune Is ,i ond, hc.'liiy. penr v ,-k;i. . K w are ;ivire of 'in short inie it .ike :i itlsordered liver to ei'.u e !'... 'ch-!s .. the face and a dark greasj skin Utr bottle of Beggs blood puruier and bloHl nmki r i:t. i' tLre thi orari to it natural ar.d health state and cieanses the blood of all Impurities. it is meeting with woi'd.-lful success. Tryii. Ills nuaiftidei d. All drag gist keep it A Good Cough Syrup. There n liothii-g parents should Ik so careful about as selecting a cough syrup. Beggs Cherry cough syiup is meeting with wonderful success. The best is none to good. Besnreyou get Beggs. Every bottle is warranted. All druggists kec it Viereck's shavii g and hair cut ting saloon, slpiving 15 cents. CHEAP MOSEY! We have made arrangements to suj piy moec) to all on long time at I rales of intere-t on Improved farnifc, and choice city property. 1 hose who contemplate building brick blocks ' an get motley. See ua WALLACE CL'SI'-K. CHEVIES, THE FIRST IN THE MARKET. -FROM- I TO 500 GALLONS- Those desiring cherries, mep berries, etc., should call eaily on JAS. F. POWELL & CO. Remember that Klein Bros, sew up ail rips on 'toots and shoes Uingbtof them, for nothing. Faze. 2T?cbinciy jutt icctivct AT- Am :"W- IF EEAE: FREE FROM POISON. HOSIERY. W. F. READ ART srauo, Mr-. It.. i'.itt.ti. i". -I.i, -civ ' rl.-k. Lessons giv n in drawing, painting and music, i'.cboei- for sale or painted to ord 1. All Iclen. Wv think t.- e j-eopl - w ili like to buy five cue pohn i ba. s oi uden did laundry soap . r tao bita. Ue w ill sell at that e beday. Set.svi . lL.AC'KtKN. talllur.la ui-K-tuie. The only W cold in the hi cat an llul Oci.li store the scjse breath, resultii and pleati.n li and u cuie is gists, tend W .Medical Cvuip months' mat mail. 1 10. I MHioU. anteed ctir.-ioi ;itrr hay te . m t eld s- ;-ui t . . i . is l.e :t taste ai.d Ui.pleKsnli ; flotii Cdtallli. Le :se Kolli w Uuecliou . raidid, ly aJi diug Jliclilal lo Ahn't.li y. Uw C .!. .X at lor 1 1 : .-i nt t.y :..l' i t rl.hV A L'ee elegant lotion for n n'ouin U Il CKOWX' .MILLS laOH, LA.M. A ., .,., NEW PROCE.sS FLOCK. (Sufsincr for Kaa.il.i ami U ...trV u-) Best $mm Facilities. Xlttijhest vai.l. price u.j foi tnkttl ALBANY - OREGON CCVKACV. -XtAl.VtSb. W. A. KIMbLY, Ihe only comtde'e set . .-ib-tiatt Books and Maps in lann -t cunty OFFICE IS THE COt HI llul SE. 4JBuiiiet-9 eniruHr'i to my care will leiene pnui.pt und care ful attention. CJ X I e fti ih ttcio f. ,UC. Sz SOX -TO TUH- JVIJBN We have a very lige sto k t chiose from t.t tne lot xw ever ofiere in the VALLEY CalPand look at oura!i.t6irj Goods.