Morning daily herald., July 15, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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flowing paily ficrald
OK HA LB.
Tha Dailt Hkh.lo will be on
sale each morning at H. J. Jon9'
book atore.wbere it can be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
40TT1N08 ABASr TOWN.
Jay Blain returned
iroin Yaqnina.
yesterday
Dr. G. W. Gray went to Portland
yesterday, returning on the even
ing train.
D. B. Monteith and C. J. Stuart
returned vesterdav from a trip to
the Sound.
Harvest has beeun in a number
ol the grain fields of the Willam
ette valley.
Great reduction made on sailor
waists, silk wool and nne flannel
at t. V. .Simpson's.
Special prices made on all dress
mods to make room for full stock
at G. W. Simpson's.
J. W. Cusick and family leave
this morning for a two week's trip
to the mountains.
The Ochco Review says that
cherries sell at i5 tenia per pound
or S cherries for a nickel at rrine
ville. An elegant new lint of undress
ed kid gloves, in all the latest
cades, just received at the Ladies
P-Hzaar.
Secure your seats eaily for the
Chicago Comedy Co. Monday eva
ning. Tickets for sale at Black
man's. Get four seats early for the
i.lay, J"MeIise by the
'hicaeo Comedy company at the
upera houe thi- evening.
People going to the seaside can
have the Hkbai.d S'-n1. to them
without additional expense by
leaving thetr addresses at thin
omce.
Miss Id Brush left Wednoday
tor th east. Her millinery shop
will be in the charge of Miss Bird
Martin duringMissBrush'a absente
and tuose wno are indebted to
MissBiusb are requested to cull
nd settle.
L. Paynurn, section foreman at
Jefferson, has been acunitted of the
cnarge of comlicity in buruiug the
Chinese railroad men's quarters
at thai place recently, lie was
defended by J. K. Weatherford of
mix city .
Win. Emerkk has opened a
meal market opposite the Russ
iiouse, where he is prepai d t
punish tne best of meats of all
kinds. Having been in mis busi
ness (or many years, he lino a
how to suit the public in tins 1 ue.
tickets to Europe San Francisco
fpokane Falls, Pendleton, Baker
City. The Dalles, and all points in
the United states ana iauaaa lor
ale at the Union ticket office.
C. O. Kawliugs city ticket agent.
Broad t in si. '
The friends o; J-jJg ctrahau,
Tony Klein, C. W. Watt? and par
ty who have gone tor a hailing
punt up lo '.tie Mckenzie Spring.-.
iy that they consumed moie ti..ie
an 1 worked baidcr to go- their
mulr--.eaa ready t start ttiai; dd
any v;iv that ever leit Pike coun
ty Missouri in iM'J.
' Mr. Charles Wngnt la in the
city delivering hie crayon
portrait t t those wlios" crdcr-are
areidy tilieu. Those esiring
woiaotthiskindsiiouldcallon turn
tthestornofF.il. 1'feitTer, The
W'jrli g pet. kg for it-elf. and is dene
at reasonably lo rate.
Take titn Union Paciilo railway
lor the Kaat; .5 hours quicker
than any other transcontinental
line, eieKHui uew. omiiigcar-, Puil
uia:i pdace sieepers, irec lau.hy
sleeping cur- ruu through to Ien
er, 0:uah., Council Blurts, kanaits
Ciy, St. Louis, Chicago a;d St.
Prtul. C. G. lkawlings, agn- oi
the L'mon I'acifii-. 'Lckr"! .tli' -,
broadt!bin streot.
Mreat SlHtichtxr.
G. W Simpsun Uat made a great
elau:hter in prit t-s on all su'iiac-r
goods 10 flof-e ;hi-m out naoielv :
Lawn th:.t we boM o! '2Se li
I tf'-' reduced t H c nt-. A. wo.i
cbailies tht we Hold tor 20 26 W 30
reduced to 15 cents.
CnallifS that we soid for 10 12(i
Wyi reduced to 7 cent.
ea'tecn that i' roi-; fir lba
SO rduci'il to Ifi -.enw.
Ana a general rtHluctioh on a!!
our Bummer guods. Li-ok at lw
piay ani pricei- :n the window.
G. W. 8isfi'niH.
Bring Aluuc Vour Htoon.
11 you want to send tnwi o
tare, wtwr laey ul h tne
vt ot fed, goo.i Bf ade -vith
j4cnty of -atr. New b g tb?
fn:e. Horses and catUe at 50
rents per heavl per week. Lots ol
twenty .r tuore at reduced rut-.
All stoca must be paid for rfora
i-.ke" awav Apply :n the nndef
clgned at the St. Charles hotel, or
Tuos. Jtsnieis oo thw farm at Cl-
dn . I a. 11 take g vi careofal.
srot-k iiitrtiet-d to ir care, but
will ct be rspooi.!e lor any ac
cidents that mar nm-nr
F. L. Bvw.
rrnaa Albaajr.
Den.- ,n Hatch returned ycht.-r-dav
from Albany where h had
ben for a month ramin. the Far
mers' warehouse tneie. which had
sottled d'A.u during the tlood.
No timbers wre a: -o put iu bin
der tbe ''ui1din?. Mr. Hat-h says
iu enipyed hi" stay in Albany.
Pi-hTrJ;
j;aueman.
Motice.
bvuthem i':cific Co.. line in i.
PoiLAr. Or., Juiy 12, ltw.
On and after Juiy 16. 10, nd
Uiiuuuiw ' i , "v . 7
..ii..V.l..,juti. tiiAlna sn-Mi. i
ation Brancn, Mi Bo..J41W.
E. 1.
vOGKBS.
Asst. G. K.
A P. Agt.
Hava j oo seen
the dhw style
Baaaax. fbey ara th latest taing
hair ornaments
at the Uid.CM
BTIT1 DI8PATCE8
. ! Daty 3kriff Uoaara Arrt . .'HUsom-i
Forgr -Xagaa Onort CaDj)n.
EioaMK. July 14
Cocbrran arrente-i C'uuiie? E.
Arthur at Halspy 'yeatetdaf on a
charte oi toruery. i-omii-rttfi in
liurrison coouty, Miisuun; about
thro- vt lour years ago. rroni
Missouri he went to IuaJio and
thenoe to California. .cheran
learned ol his coming this way
and has !n-n on the lo-kour .'or
him. Last Kriday he met two
men and their families tainwl
near -jpringneld, ami after talking
7. ith theiu a few ininute found
one of them was the iaau he
wanted, lie telegraphed . to Mis
souri for in-rtnt'-tionn, nnd. Hnnday
went to Hslsey There tiiey had
arrived by that time and airetsuM
him. Th entire party came ht-re,
and Arthur will be held rill the
Mipaoiiri officer comes after him.
He is 32 vears old and has wife
and two children. He admits bin
guilt und anti? lo Hell his outfit
and takt his family back a.thhim.
C. O. Hulbnrt met with an acci
dent tiiis inuinin, lesultina in the
dislocation of his left shoulder and
hip. He was painting a barn
when the scaffolding broke and he
fell 20 feet to the ground.
CIRCUIT COURT AT KL'UKMK.
Ei'GKNK.July 14. Judge M.Pipe
arrived from Corvullis to-day and
immediately opened circuit com t
fur the trial of the cam e of the
Oregonian Railway Company,
suinjt for ; ;,ht of way to Spring
field. Four of th' cases will lie
contented.
At tha Opera Honae.
great Knidish welo-draro
The
'The Black Flag," was presented
at the opera .''ouae last evening bv
'he Chicago Comedy Company,
which as the opening of their
w-ek'a engager. en t in this city.
An immense audience was present
to witnexs the opening play, and
tey were delighted. Belle inman
as titu Cuban boy, made a great
hit, and James A. Devlin, as the
London sharper, kept the audience
in a roar of laughter. The com pay
ha been reinforced by a nurue
new memoers since their last ap
pearance nere. ana give, a very
clever penoi inance. During tne
vening .Mr. roi-ter, tb ? eminent
vianist. g.tve some unique seiec
ions, combining histting with
the piano in a charming anner.
To-night will be presented 'the
.irai(ia"McIi8H".. There should be
a large audience.
Kailrn4 Operatlna.
Thi Oregon Pacific rai!;oad in
not the only big road, on which
-ou&truciiou is beingdc.'ayeu. The
1 Iregu iian complains that July is
we.tring aay and etill no con
struction a urk has been done on
either of the three radroad to be
built out of l'orti.im! th.s summer.
As )'ar as the Union Pacific road to
the ound is concerned, work is
oing ahead at several points.
There if no .sign ol ny construc
tion work being done near I'ort
Uu i n the- ttuntinvrton road to
Silverton, 15 milep of hh is to
lie done this fall. The delay has
neen caused by the great dil.'icuity
t secii'-iiig a good route for gettin'si
out of East P rfland, w'i;ch has
fen a very tireme job, but bai
at last been accoiiilished. Work
ha? been K"ig on for some time
near si! virion and it will not be
long before t'-.- dirt will tie flying
out n Johnson's creek.
The Printer and Grneerymae.
A friendly g .me of baseball was
played last evening between the
prir.tf-rsani! grocerymen, th" losers
to pay tor a fipper at the I'elmon-i-a
restaurant. Both sides r-laye i
well, anil it was a very even game.
'ime trouble aroce from the fact
that the numtT of innings to ie
pl.iyed had not been de:';n:Tely
explained to the umpire. J. D.
tiuiv. The printers iield that
the game was for five inning sand
at the end of the fifth inning the
"t ore, stood 24 to 22 in favor of the
printeri. The groeeryioen claimed
that -seven innings should be
played, hm as it was then 8 o'clock
ind nearly dark, the game stopped.
The umpire reserved hi- decirion.
The contestants took supper to-i;trh-r(
and will nettle their differ-
ncert iu an amicable manner. As
it U the printers stand ahead two
runs. Wm. Cowan and W. H.
Warner were scorers.
Tke CrawfordxTllle Accident,
. c urtber particulars received con
ceniiiig the accident that befell
j Mm, Minoie and Mii-s IvuTemple-
I Inn Kt tiiA mliaiMia Pl..
u' bri(j Cr!tword9vi
- f h t Temuleton ...
1 11 .. t ; i . a
uuuiy rtruieii au-: cm on tier
ii:;ne snd lieal, ann her tai e ter-;
ribly mangled, entirely destroying
the eyMi:bt. Misslva Temnleton
wn terribly bruised also, tiie r.ght
arm being broken at or near the
e:iowandher left thigh broi en
the oon. protrudinL- through the
tlerb. Miss Iva whs carri -d down
t- Crawf..nNvill Saturdav Bf:tr.
noon on eprinar had. and Mrs.
T -rapleton will .e bioucht down
i there soon. Evervtliing ia beioir
! -' nu for thm that possible, and :
j thev are ifoi.'ii, as well a1 car. be ,
j csrectei. irie of t'e. hordes wa- i
! KlUCil.
H. H. Hewitt went to Harris-
;urg yesterday to represent the ,
to renresnnt the
jfate in a h u
4orri.. vho Aa arrest d Wund-xy
an a charge o( complicity in the
robbery of Da uo Smith. It Wji
be remembered 'bat Mr. Smith
vai induced to .o to his dmg
titr-re late at night sod I was held up
is now sen-in;: a teno in tba pe ;j.
tentiarv
and bts accomplice aaa
impiv ::n -a. roang orri. w
0WIcllS4wl0f bahanarc-omnli
A atargala.
A good young Hereford cow, an
excellent muaer, wiiu uener can
I one week old. For farther inform
ation call at thJa effica.
THfe MOttXtKO JEBIMLfr: TtBtrAV.
OaE&OH t 0B0P8
Brts ! All 8n-.tiomTB4Ui.ts tail a
' Bnaatifal Harveat Is attarcd.
Following is the weekly crop
bullwtin issued by K. 6. Pague
from the Oregon -feather bureau :
The weather has been unfavor
able to the haying operationa, con
siderablo ";f.s cat and down when
the rains came on and some of it
was injured, in addition 'he rains
have delayed the hay harvest
causing it to ome too-'.onf; to he
wheat bar-, est, which in pections
has begun, and in most sections
will be in fud.sway next week.
The hay crop is far better than ex
pected. The weather was very
tteneficial to the fall and Hpring
wheat crops, also to the corn. The
fall wheat has generally rilled very
we!!, the beny larg and plump.
Tht spring wheat, which on June
1st, was thou'icht to be worthless is
growing nicely and will yield al
most an average crop in most sec
tions, Koot crops are all in a
most promisin. condition. Hons
continue to thrive and their yield
will be above average. Tins apples
aru bciij, jarcd by ti.e- cuuim
in- th. Their non-appearance at
an earlier date may be due to the
backward spring. They are evi
lentlv not appearing in full force
and are proving to be quite injur
ious. Oregon peaches are coming
into tne market, the peah crop
of southern Oregon will not be
over 50 per cent of the average
Through the Willamette Valley
the crop will be slightly better,
in wanco the peach crop appears
to be the hest. Cherries are be
coming scarcer. Berries continue
to be plentiful; water and mnsk
melons promise a very lame crop.
They r especially prolific in .Tck-
fon and Josephine counties. The
grass on the ranges of Eastern Ore-.
gon is very good, for the lateneta
of the season and cattle are in
prime condition. The wheat crop
in the Willamette Valley will be
almost an a ,jee, in Southern
Oregon abou . : . verage : in Wasco
Sherman, o :n and Morrow
counties' netter than for vears ; in
I matilla and Union couuties the
largeBt ever produced, in Wallowa
Baker. Urant, Crook and interior
counties tullv an average crop.
Keports from all sections indi
cate that a beautiful harvest is
assured.
Cumlif Naxt Week.
'A Pair of Jacks," one of
the
nv-st novel and original tarcical
cn'iiedi.'B ever produced, will be
seen a' the opera house, Tuesday
evening. July 22. It is H Grattan
Donnelly's latent cntr button to
the iitage and has been w-ll des
cribed n ' meteor fl,iah of fun."
Mr. Dor neMv ives Willi tin hake -
speare aonie'of the credit for "A
Pair of .lacks," inasmuch the
idea of tbe two Dromios iias ljeen
used in it, but it - an be as-erted
witt: confidence that the Bard of
Avon, never drennied of stii h riot-on-
.'an as Mr. Donnelly has
iwi-ivel from t'.e association of
Ju-:g- Jack and Doctor Juck, the
pai - i mo lem Dromios. Tliebest
- j! K comedy and vocal tnh nt
hat ; eeh eug-njcd for the produue-
it. n. K. G. KnoAles, recently meir su-ees in treating w.ese
a comedian at Augusta, in Dalv'a troubles as well as all chronic dis
theater.and W. J. ttusscll. a fav'or. i has made for tie Institute
ite in laice comedy sire the two
jacks. So!. Aiken. J. P. Ssvane.
Ernet-t Sinclair and Julius P. Wit
mark are among the members of
the company. The litter is the
famoiiH baritone, who-e singing
lias been a ic-atuie ot many New
York (.erioriiutnces. Tins is his
tirst app:arance in comed. An
octeth- of handsome aud talentea
girls is made up of Telluela Kvans,
prima donna soprano. Nina liey
ward, Julia Aiken, Mollie Thomp
son, Edna Dyas, Vinielred John
Hon, Alice Ureen and Margery
Thompson. Th very latest Lon
don and New York songn are made
use of in the performance which
will be one of the brightest of the
reason.
The Albany Antorla Railroad.
Chief Engineer W. B. Barr, of
the Albany & Astoria railroad ia in
. he city, having returned to con
fer with the i-ompanv concerning
the survey between Astoria and
lillamook. They have a force of
til teen men at work, and expect to
complete the survey by Aug. 15,
after which the work of grading
will le conimen'-ed. Mr. Pnrr s :v?
i his m ii live :;igL, huv,ig -iiltd
several elk and caught all the
; trout they wanted. They are now
i in the roughest poition of the
mounta-ns.
Olf for Baker City.
R. F. Ash by, of the firm of
Ash by & Neill, 'eft yesterday
morning for Baker City in answer
to a communication irom a repre
sentative ol a German colony of 50
families who contemplate locating
I somewhere on t!:iH coast where
I tr,y can lind the large-i and
1 greatest amount of avai.able laud
' in on hoping to reach them
I fore they accept any of t!.e aev-
j ' ra' proposition- aii. ady made
' them and tr and induce mem to
: come to the Willamette valley and
take h. umrr? careful and es' ended
. look before buying.
k'aneral f Keaooe .
The funeral of the late Rorcoe
ios a.i tield from t jo resilience
' of Mrs. John Keltey ;n Berkely,
' Califorai.i, at 2 o'clock July 4, and
; was very largely attended. .Mrs.
. """" V""" ' we.o
vr mucu uiooi.rai.eu xor several
; ,1'i aU' u,eir ar,val Jn Berkely,
i '.ut Hre ,iOW rt"f l,uln! their health,
! Homer Uose, of Aritoua, brother
i "f the wrd, met the ismdy at
', Oakland
a 'si'tW cm. "
1 h w- tyoe, t . O. Bennett,
H.
B. iiruham and F. J. Newton.
ami umer iienunchson. ra-
. . ... .
iishing jaum up the bantiaiu.
They fished in Cribtre crsek, and
taught all told OOP tiout. ,
Use Begiia Iandeliu bitter lor
u.qUUol, aapapaia aaa all fclaarea
. OTDDLB MDtE lOTBi. .
MinDLi, Ridoe, July 14, 189f. .
I he recent tall of rain has
aused all vegetation to flourish
wondcrfu'ly, hut is rather trvihg
to tboje who have hav out.
A daughter of Mrs. L. T. Berrv.
with her huband made her a visit
recently : also her son, Charley
Pyburn an l v. ue, trom nearHalem.
Mrs. and Mrs. W. W. Miller re
ceived a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Ann Mickey and her son.
Will Cox of Co is County.
Airs. P. V. conn and familv
spent affw day at the home of ber
parent. lr. and nrs. J. N.
Combs. Ou her return home she
was accompanied by her sister
Lucv, who spent a week visiting
friends in Albany.
Mrs. Wm Baker and family
are over hi th.- Forks visiting her
sisters.
GeorneCox.H grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. v. W.. Miller, who ha
been living with them - several
years, became disatiwiied with his
home, and left this morun-? un
known to his grandparents.
The yon artist who was up
irom the vulloy "D the 1st in-t.,
and deco tte'"t the end of Kur
pchoolhon-t ; : youth of rat
promise. n account of the ex
treme m-d- ty of himself'. and
friends, hie nsute for the pres nt
la withheld l-om the public, nut
such talent cannot fail to brfn- its
possessor fame.
Our school t'ubt bv Mrs. Wm.
Moore closed n the 2nd inst.
I he
ConcerniiK t
flayer.
e Chicago Comedy
com.Mny. ;-o wi.l open a week s ;
epgageuienl at the opera house in j
ibis .-ity t'1-niorv..'W evening, the
Saiew tats-jian -aye; " ,
"At th ottf--) ..usn last, night i
neiore a .' v.- u a as prcseuieu
by the Ohic;.! i Comedy Company
'he interesting five act comedy
drama "M'liss." In it the cast of
characters was strong, and -each
one played ! h bent advantage.
This ?ompH..y has been greatly
strengthened and improved in
every way since las( appearing be
fore a Salem audience. There is
the very tin comedian, Jas. A.
Devlin, and Belle Inman the star,
Mortimer Snow, Edward F. Felts
they are all good in the characters
they assume and succeed, with the
assistan.-p ot Unir able sopport, in
entertaining and pleasing the aud
ience wherever they attempt it."
The company will prexenl a
change of play nifchily . Re erved
sets now on sale at Black man's.
HAHOHAL BD&0ICA1. URIITIfli:
319 Bsab &.rd HaaeUc.
! One or more Burgeons represent
I ing this Institr c '. V at the
principal house ot harnsburg Jily
14; The Arlington Hotel. Browns
j ville Jnly 16; l he St. Charles Hou
: Lebanon, July lo; This Reveiv
! Hous:, Albany Juiy U and the
Occidental Hotel Corvallia.
This Institute is specially devoteil
to the treatment of c trvature oi
the spie, disease of the hip and
knee joint, crook-d limbs, club
! feet and all bodily deformities.
a national reputatioi-. All per
sons who arc suffering irom
any oi these complaints, should
not fail to tuk advantage of this
opportunity for relief. Reference
may ha-! to the following resi
dents: E.N. Condi t, Albany; L.
lcFananu, Albany: J. tt. aiorris,
Scio ; Mrs. Kate McXu:ie, Lebanon
and O. Zumwa.t, it vittg.
OEASftB fj TUtE.
''tly
1st. the fol
u'me ;ook
lov ii von
gr IB
enect on iru m-
thero facific rail-
road:
eobrti BOUNl'.
Cala. ancpreas leave 9 :24 r. m.
Ro,ebnrgmail.. yUr
Albany local .arrive 9r.s.
Freight kat IJbbr.u
Cala.
m o :oi a. m.
eapttaa.
(lea vi 0:14 a. m.
terrtell :40 a.m.
i leavM 12 w.
Rose burg mail.
Albany local. . . . U ave5 a. m.
Freight lv?ive 7:2V a. m.
Tbe Lebanon train arrives at
Albany at 6 a. 9:25 a. m., 4:2
J'. and leaves at 8:10 r. 1:60
f. M. and 7:30 a. m.
Those wiahinf screen oViorand
w ndowf, should ea I on R. B.
Vnnk, who will pot them in com
plete o: tbort kv.it ice. Sp .m
cfroer o St"-nd and F"m Mi-et-
Vti?on, oorneil bef: -ef-iwd
beef, and a new lot ;" -nil c-ea.-.i
California chcio, ju.v the Uiii.g
for lunch these warm daw Can
on nPw lcltburD.
...
f"?r: porebasmg your ArUsts
aamiie tbe new ioc
just 0e.-eJ at the dro- ftoea of J,
". -mrwor U. . C.
" u
! Two hiirid-d ni klalarrr vis
Must received at F. M Kmiv'n
?s ;. .v. ,
! '"nt ia prices.
We have oar new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the beat value ever
howa ia Albany at W. F. Read's.
Happy is be who buys his fruits
and vegetables of C. E. UrowneU.
Alwaya freeh and full weight.
Thos. Brink t.as just receivad
4m atajwtmant of window ahad,
also Hie Vhe-ler A Wilaoo Mwiag
mashiao. lix bast and Ua)eat
nsiV! rriv Mii.
Jnst received a large in roioa ol
shoes at E. C. SaHrla.
Lad'Mu, when yoor light colored
for a bottle of Russian Taa; it will
aa.- ke them wire aa aow. .
,;n.met.Hupbad Ayers
I l'm, Cream and Powder, can
I 09 ottaiul at Hubbard's . aew
iarg atare.
JULY 15, 10
IMPOBTANT KOTICB.
Bo-
Pointers That Will
Sa-ra
Monay to Houaekeepera.
Go and see that beautiful gold
watch at the "Golden Rule Ba
zaar." Julius Gradwhol the pro
prietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar,
informs ub that he ha the Prire
Baking Powder, and No. 1 Japan
tea, expressly put up for his busi
ness, and for the benefit of his
customers, each box of baking
powder will win a piece of tine
glassware, and also each pound of
the tea will win a piece of fine
glassware, and customers who buy
one pound of tea or a box of baking
powdsr, which is warranted, will
have a chance on that beautiful
gold watch. He has also added a
fine assortment of family groceries
to his mammoth stock c' glass
waro and crockery, which is the
largest in the Willamettee Valley.
Go and fee Mr. Gradwhol at the
Golden Rule Bazaar, and you will
find that nothing is misrep
resented. BUSINESS LOCALS.
1 dricson'a.
Gentlemen's fine shoes at E.
Searls'.
My fruit jars have arrived C
C.
urowneu. I
rruti cans and wax at Matthews
oi Washburn's.
A new line of dress buckles at
the Ladies Bazaar.
A new lot of p-irasols just re
ceived at E. C. Searis.
Paisley & Fish do the cheapest
printing. Try them.
The celebrated ljuakcr City
Bhirt at E. C. Hearls.
Call and see our Russian Tar
and Fasenets at Klein Bros.
Adjustable window screens
Matthews & Washburn's.
at
Tin and plumbing work done at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Kerosene and gasoline stoves
Matthews & Washburn1! .
at
Tinware wairanteJ not t.
Matthews Washhnrn'a.
Drink ice cold soda at
Browoell's and be hannv.
rust ;
C. E.
Finest line of gent'n neckties in
the city at E. C. Searis.
warranted garden hose at
Matthews .Sc Washburn's.
Oarden hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matthews & Washburn'-.
Ice cream and Ic-nir.nmle rve-.l
very day at otii;'! r-t n'.ran;
i .. j. i ..... .. .
i.uai"W-B .t.'".i le ii'.s h .;
Bl7 and wi:th" at K. C. s..i.rls. j
A cf'inplefe '.in.- til .-m-H" v:,r I
Dishing g.iod .1 F . '. . y,ii,.',
Try Conn A HndricM.:) -..,..
om groc"ric. 1 ou ii: b- r po . !
A tine iine ot A!tiix 'iiuusiMls
just o)ned at J. i. f i.;-; 'iigN I
(IriliJ tore.
uo
Blu .
supplies.
And when you nM a delvioui:
old 'irink ari to . k; . ;rov '. ;s '
tor soda.
BeggH c':ibraT. (i tmidl.v !
ar l'or ale s. ). td n '. '.e .-'.'tB I
MenB', youthi: mid loyV cloth
ing and furnlnhinr goo.'atO. W..
Simpson's. "
Bej;-f. Iiir ,-i.i:. ar.- :. )u)m.v j
and act directly on thr - pa
ueH a wl5 tl.'e !k.-1-. vll d ru;
trial.
"Oh, Emma f whrreuidyon. get
that pntty dr.)Krt? 't'by, nmmrn",
bought it at thw Ltiie' Bazaar.
A 1 fablA clr.ret 25 o s pei bot
tle or $2.50 er dozen, delivered to
any part of the city. M. Baumgart.
Notlc To Water Consumers.
N5 (. :ron .pllco ih o..:c not i:e
ooirraiv ') m: wll; ? ..eri 'i'tt'r t ui
ply in ny way, other pi-rwn 01 familiet. or
tu allow water to b used irom their nlic. !
lor bo'.irin b: a-i;- uri.. uaicm
writreu pe' lilim.ou lU ouliinod fioai th
compaoy' oHic for with uae. Filure to
comply with 'his r-.ir maybe followed bv !
ahuttlriK the atr off Irom ib- premise of I
h ja.-ly ao ofendinii without not'. j
AJbany r;.il Water Tranxport tion and I
UKhtitifr CuBiiany, Albany Julv 18.X". )
All.au) opera House,
One week only and Sa inrday mati
nee, .o:imencing
MONUAV, JULi' 14,
The ever popular
I'laving a repertoire of tbe latest
Fas em -ucceii.-?s.
Monday even .g. Julv Uth. will
be presenteu h.i the first timet in
this city the great Euglish jieiu
drama entitled
1
FUG.
I
CUAMOI: OK I XAV MOHTLV
fepalar rrlreo, w, :w ad M t;t.
Re..-erved i-enta' now on nale
wit;.out -st;a chiitgc at Will A.
Link's, th- Opera 'Housa Music
Store.
OTT- k
uvv vkv r,rvi.
I JL that rir'ijw-ty ()wiier are. re
quired by oralnarjci: ,.cut down und
remove all thistles aid otiiiixuuii
wet-iib growing up..a tlicir piriiiiser,
and upou the Hlret-t i.i'J' Suing tu-rvt,
within tbecitv llmive- .f Aihxtv. Thme
failing U do in . li.ible to a
of 5. MyurUerof tt-' cliv mnrtha!,
, J N. llnVFM&N.
G
B. Wli., AtlF.arr j-olt T!.k LEAD
Ib2 S'.. lit and a. .i..i liwnraae oom
paatea.
oystkrWuSF"
REbTAURAT
Just opeived orinoalte the Kuas
Houm. JSventbtng nsw and eki
Open day acd nlfbt.
CAPLATZI 4 PEPIN, . .
. - 'Proprietoim'""
- fanoke tb celebrated Havana
filled &-cent lgaia, inanufactarad
atJaitaaJaas as cigar la slat i.
SPECIALIST.
BlUMBERC'S BLOCK, ALBAIT. OREGON.
By the tnont mo Wn and ap
jroved methods cures female dis
eases and private diseases of either
nex. He has a sure cure for cat
irrh of the head. Consultation is
ree and every' hing strictly conti
lential. OtHce hours 10 to 12, 2 to
I and 7 h 8. Resilience corner
Third and Montgomery streets.
Of Interest to librae Owner.
Horses hoank'd by tin- d or
week at L. Se.ider's stables. Al
iriving or other homes will be well
ared for, being under the imrael
bate charge of Mr. Fred Afoiat.
Charges will be very reasonable.
Farmeia' horses will" also be fur
nished with the Itest vf aci-omri.o-lations.
Owners of good horses
will always find sale for the same
at h; stable at rod :.res.
si bi r
u -th
pc. ool b
c.ted . ' , a
'"e's, t ne bj.c':
ilc u".
il!
h
n tteenc, iiu',-4t:.i'.) . ham-bi-a's
.u. nthr-.- . osti ds .'ue,
received:;. . V. t'tij.v.:;..
Ft
ah
ng.
ead . . . A B.
a It '.-
mo.
'"ecr" ' a youi ia
ri, jte: uiiaip
Ucwia x all
. i.-c .'ai'c via
aii'l i-.-jping -ar
po '1 Nc ... .
the wnion ia...i':c
tau ..'by. ajii
saye time and money. Ticket
jthee ou Broadalbin street.
Oood CelVee auit
The very cesi qualiiy
roller' Ir- fn. found in '.lie
Spehti-r t Black .jiim!
e
and
ny
Ii;
leii-io-l coffi-i-, yo t
will HUit ttin most -iKtiClu
Farmers Attention
)u wjiii? r,, )nf tt llir)lar.
O
e
"-
?rj
-
AX
Steamboat Loa& of
STEWART
Grtsl) and 8el t Wliht You WT,iir,
SPECIAL SPRING
NOUNCEMENT
jVIy Stock is now
I embracing all the latest novel-
ties : l Dress Groocis both, in
WOOL AND VJASH FABRICS.
Wi n Hi Awb fe tb UMtti to the
LADIES !
We niaka a apaaialty ot
In Knit Bibbed and Muslin.
Our prices ara.tba., LOWF&T no
our goods
liiJmveai
THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY
t- - ' " ' -
'. Wotaurv a full line iif ibe wald renewned Frawihesd lref Goods, w iio ' .- t :'if "v i m
ailed. In euikroiderie and floaiatingh ae have a Isre i. stock a rrj 1 crfe t 4 , CiUii
wiJJ bi oonvincd that AJbaoy ia tba aaat trading point in Oravoo. fiLA pleasure to abew gooda.
I What a rortune
I Is a ifuod, he;tll .iy, pearly .skin. Few
I are nvarv ot ttic t iort time it takeB a
tUordrecl liver to euuwJ blotches on
I .th- face and a dark grcas; skin One
K..MI nt lU-i'i'd blood runner sou
blood nmker will ie-tore tb orCan to ,
its n;rturl aud . AeatlDy . siaie a ,
rleantea the blood of all Imuuriuea
Tt la meeting with wondeiful ucces.
Try it. It la guaranteed. All drug
Kliitit keep it. j
Oood Coagn Syrap.
There la nothing parents abould be
ao careful about aa aelecting a cough
ayrup. Beega Cherry cough syiup
Is meeting with wonderful aucceaa.
The bHt ia uone to good . Be sure you
get Beggs . Every bottle ia warranted .
Ail druggiU keen it.
Viereck's shaving and hair cut
ting saloon, shaving 15 cents.
CUE J J toOSEY!
We have made arrangemeDta to uj -ply
inoL-er to all on long time at 1
ratea ot interest on Improved farm,
and choice city property. Those who
contemplate buildiug brick blocka can
get money, dee ua '
WALLACE A CUSICK.
CHEVIES.
fHE FIRT IN THE MARKET.
i
-FBOM-
1 TO 500 GALLONS-
T!-.osc desiring cherries, rasp
berries, etc., should call early on
JAS. F. POWELL A CO.
Remember that Klein Bros, sew
up :vA rips on oots and shoes
bought oi them, for nothing.
mm
Kuirin Threshrr, Mower or
this vear
Fate; Jylachiaoiy just xeccit
at
FREE FROM PfllSOl
ART STUDIO.
Mrs.
Dr. Pattou, Blniuberg'o
Leeuoiia giveu i'u umwing,
block.
; til a aDU mn8ic. Picture
;-. "- ltr
sale or painted to order.
An Idea.
Ww think the people will like to
buv five one poun i oars oi spieu-
did laundry soap r two bits.
W
will sell at that ; i ' -e lo-uay .
Stkmci-. Blackbuiui.
CalUer-.la tal-K-nre,
The only gur -auteed cure for eatarr
cold in the bes u ha levai, roue cold
catarrhal deah ana eore e es. he
atore the aenae )I taate aua uupieaaan
breath, reaulth
; from catarru. aaa
iae. Follow direction
.-ranted, by all drug
circular to A uie tin
y, Oioyille, Cil. Ma
;nl or 1; aent by
- sale by FoLa ot
and pleaaant U
aud a cure ia a
trial. Mend ft
Medical Couip
months' treat
maU. $1 10, t
Maaoa,
Use elegant lotion for sunburn
RED CROWN HILLS
attnl, LAtal.Mi at ., Prea.
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Snpenur tor fuaiij and Baker um)
Best bioraue Facilities.
faTIllfbeit aaak prke paid for wbcafCl
ALBANY - OREGON
CCfEaOY. SKATSKSS.
W. A. K1MSLY,
The only complete set of Abb tract
Books and Maps in l.inn County
OFFICE IN THE COl'BT HOUSE.
care will receive prompt and care
ful attention.
other macliiutrjf
CO
C3
is.
r-
crs.
a.
et fcr tt e m f a t i ji C C .
& SOX
complete
MEN
Calland look at our2vah.et,'in
Furoisliiiig
Goods.
We have a vary larga flat k (a
rhoofo from at the lowest prka
ever oftcm in taa