TTif ;-uoKVTyq ttt:tmt,t: Sunday, .tttly 20. .ano.
fjloniuty gaily iicrald
ON SALK.
Th Daily Hkkali will im on
sale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book store.where it can be procured
at 6 cents per copy.
A NEARLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Man Fall Eigb'eei Ft On to Hard
Bars Floor.
For colored glasses go to I
French's.
"A Pair of Jacks" at the opera
bouse Tuesday nwht.
Go to the opera house Tutsi lay
night an:) get a good laugh.
The best watch in the world for j
An accident occurred st Tangent j
yesterday that may terminate fa-!
tally. Jan. Sheridan, who 'as
working for Hemv Settletneir
mowing away hay, lost his balance
and fell a distance of eighteen feer
n the hard barn floor. Hi right
thigh was crushed, the bone being
battered an I mashed almost to a
iell v . Three teeth were also
knocked out and us hi .tn-1 cinni
badly cm. IIi recovery is doubt
ful, al-hough he was re.-ting as
' phhiIv us could I in exnected of one
the money at F. M. French's. I in such a condition. Dr. I. I..
Thos. Monteith and wife re-! Hill of this citv, was called, and
turned yesterday from Yaquina.
Stecial prices made on all dress
goods to make room for fall stock
at U. VV. impson's.
Buy your spectacles and eye
glasses at F. M. French's and
have them properly fitted.
Great reduction made on sailor
waists, silk wool and tine flannel
atG. W. Simpson'B.
An eleant new line of undress
ed kid gloves, iu all the latest
shades, just received at the Ladie
Bazaar.
E. LaForet and wife, Mrs.
Birnes and Mrs. J.J. Dubruille
will leave Monday for Kindley
soda springs.
Louis Blan, who has been em
ployed in the tailoring department
of L. . Blain's store, tia- removed
his family to this city to reside in
the future.
Chinaman Jo was up before Re
corder 11 en ton on a charge of
atsault while at work in the Re
vere House kitchen and was fined
5 and cost, in deiauil 01 which
he was committed to the city jail
for four days.
The splendid display of fruits at
James F. Pwell'a yesterday
morning was superb, but buyers
soon broke itscompletness. 'Chose
iooking for purchases there will
have to go early for tir.-.t choice.but
the supply is ample and elegant.
Tickets to Europe San Francisco
Spokane Falls, Pendleton, Baker
City, The Dalles, and all points in
the United States and Canada for
sale at the Union ticket ofli . .
C. G. Kawlings city ticket ager .
Broad I. in St.
The nsual religious services a ' i
be observed at the First Bapt.?i.
church next Sab hath July 2...
Preaching by pastor L. J. Tru: -ball
at 11 o'ciock. Sund y school
immediately following at 12.
Meeting of the Vinyard laborers,
to hch all young people are in
vited at 6:30 preaching at 7; 15.
by ptstor. The public are cord ially
invited tothe-e meetings.
Board of Trarie Meeting,
The regular meeting of the Al
bany Board of Trada will conveuo
on M mday evening, and a full at
tendance is requested, as busine
of importance is to be transacted.
The matter of a representation in
Northwestern Industrial Exposi
tion, which holds during the
m uth of October in pokaue Kails
will be agitated, and should oe
acted upon, as Oregon products
should bold a prominent place in
every meeting of that nature.
Mr. J. H. Town-send is the com
missioner for tiiis exposition and
will atteud to all matters pertain
ing to it.
Ue.Ulda't Wake.
A voung lady in Astoria wno is
a luhl sleeper, and bo is upon
thai account depended upon to
, , awaken her brother, a fireman, in
case of a night alarm, was badly
left on the morning of the 4th, on
Uiuocca-ionoithe aiarm at JoplinV
bam, hearing which sue arose and
proceeded as usual to shout tor her
brother. Having done this
she returned to her bed. On awak
ening iu the morning she ascer
tained that she hud ot out of bed
on the wrong bide and bad be-n
snouting into a closet instead of
through the usual door, and hei
brother, tue fireman, had not
hei-d her at all. Astoriau.
set the broken bones.
Cenana Keturu.
The Eugene Guar I says bv the
conrtesv of Mrs. T. M. Jackson, we
are enabled to give the population
of some of the principal towns of
Western Oregon. In making their
returns from a number of the towns
the eiiumeiators did not separate
the inhabitants of the towns from
the precinct of which they are a
l.art. Ilia to bo regretted that
I this was not done so that an ac :ur
I ate count could be made of the
towns. The precincts in almot
every instance extend seveial mi:es
into the country, and the count
cannot be depended upon to giv
the populations of the towns
proper. The following is the
count :
TEACHERS IN CO UNCIL
An Intei esting Letter From State
Superintendent E. B, Mcelroy,
A ORKAT STORM PREVAILING.
Tk Hxtlonal Oonroil- Teachers J rom. All
Seetioni-Hotola Fall And
Still They Come.
WITHIN THE INCORPORATION.
Eugene 3.017
Asnland 1,779
McMinnville 1.335
WITHIN THK PRECINCTS.
Salem .7 231
Albany .'ti!872
Oregon City... 3,135
Koseburg . 2.351
Grant's Pass 2 195
f .- -. 1 1 i . . . . .
lauio 35,liii i
iiinsooro 1,545
Jacksonville ll97
In the above list Eugene. Aaii.
landand McMinnville are the onlv
towns tha. give the city aioitv.
The others are county and town
mixed.
Nona Eugene precinct WiM-ie
the city limits, 1523 ;Souih Eugene
1494. Eighth street is the, divid
ing line.
Sr Paul, Minn., July, 7.
Weieached the city to--day ten
hours late, having been detained
in Dakota by the great s'oini of
this morning. Sunday afternoon,
traveling eastward through
Dakota, we observed a very heavy
and dark cloud risinjr in the north.
This cloud kept riming above the
horizon, and it was seeti from the
train, as a light breze sprang up,
that this cloud hadtlieappeaiance
of a hurrcane. At 2 :30 o'clock
this morning we pafst-d into the
storm. It sceoied mo're of a toi
nado than of a cvclone nature. It
was accompanied with a terrible
wind and a terrific electrical dis
play.
Our engineer, beine verv Drn-
dentK ran under cover of some
heavy warehouses, situated in a
small village alongside the track,
and this piobably the only thing
that saved the " rain from being
overturned. s it was, the pas
sengers all felt quite certain that
we would be thrown Irotn the
train before we reached the shelter
of theBe houses.
We remained here until morn
ing, and carefully telt our way for
ward to Fargo, some twenty Wiles
distant, where we fount! thai one
train with twelve sleepers on the
North R. K. had been thrown from
tue track bv the force of the wind.
As we passed ea.-tward toward -t.
Paul, we fo;ui-l destruction and
wreckage on ry hand, showing
that the lot utio had been veiy
a decided tendency to-ward co-edu- J
cation existing among pnvat
1 institutions of learning. II should
, bo noted here that some of onr
; prominent educators ubo advocate
c education admit that they do
I n t practice what they preach". In
1 this they display a lack of confid
ence 111 the correctness of their
on n theories by refusing to send
their sous and doughtcrs to mixed
schools.
In our public schools there must
be no que-tion aboiv the duty of
giai.iiut. coital opportunities to
both sexes. In their discussions,
however, the members of the
Council arrived at some conclu
sions: First, That girls are as
capa'de of receiving as high edu
cation as the boys, and they are
entitled to an equal chance.
Second, As to the departments
01 higher education, their conclu
sions were not to cert.iin. It
would feem, however, that in our
advanced institutions of learning
the bounds of propriety have been
over-stepped in t:ie promiscuous
education oi ti e .-exi s. 1 h-? argu
ment as tr. l.e mental capacity
and physical strength of wo uen
iieing equal to that of nen does
not of course, a ply to this pla. e.
One ui. nn ei of the Council pre
sewed iTis thought. That g' ant
ing a 1 thai is claimed lor w men
by the ad c .tes of coeducation,
there still remains the question as
to the lack 01 rcstrainii g .ntluence
which Is of aa lv more concern to
future women, of America than
the ouet-tion t menial equa.ity or
of eipial privilt ges.
The Cum il wa largelv attend
ed i leading teachers from all
pints of the country.
E. B. McElroy.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
"A Pair .r .lai-ka."
The new f ree-comedy and the
one thai is , loinised t i exhihit
bright, novel and original quali
ties, comes to the opera house
next Tuesday evening. It is
Urattan Donnelly's latest, "A
Pair of Jacks." and in the mattei
of succcs." u .1.0 taken a foremost
imjs tion among similar entertain-
Laat Night' Thaatr.
The Chicago Comedy Compan v
close 1 their weeks enaeioent las't
evening to a gooil si.ed audience,
on which occassion was produced a
double bill "Keny" and '.Mothei-In-Law."
.las. A. Devlin as
"Kfcrrj"' and "Mr. Biownlow"
took tue hou?e ith storms oi
laughter Miws Belle Inman waf
at bur bw-t as "Knte Desmond"
and "M To. Ardent.'' The l.aJa.i.!e
of the support was very gixxi
inrougnout. II... company leayet
tor liugenc to morrow, where they
play a week's engagement, opening
.ionuy nigtit.
A Mi.tnigbt Flr.
The firt; alarm called out the
e.igiae last night, but they only
succeeded in getting half way there
as he 'ir was in a bam away in
the nnt.era par 01 the city, w here
there hmj no waterier the. engines.
The; barn was consumed with
iboit 500 los of hay all it con
tained. The building belonged U
Mr HackSewan and waw unoc
cupied. It was undoubtedly the
worl; of tramps.
EE4L ESTATE SALE 3.
Accident Insurance.
The matter of insurance ha be
come a fixed priuciple, and needs
uo talting ano.it. T;ie only ques
tion now is, where to place the in
surance. Mr. Josepn lait has, en
gaged his services with the Union
Slutual Accident Association,
'Which presents features that are
Commendable and will be adopted
upon examination, .vir. fait cuii
D found in Mr. MontanyeV otlice.
Tnose wishing to place accident
insurance should consult him.
serioaa Accident.
We learn irom Mr. Jas. Mcllar
goe wli i was in the city yesterday
irom Brownsville that Mr. 11. A.
Montgom-ry ot that city, while
driving a horse attached to a hoise
bay rate down the incline to the
bridge met with a veiy -jenoiis
accident. The rake ran forward on
the horse and it commenced kick
ing, breaking Mr. Montgomery's
leit leg between the knee and ankle
in two places. The right leg was
also badly bruised.
For Sale.
Some household goods at a bar
gain. AIRO a large oweuiUK 011 isi
street for rent.
AbHRY &
In thedi cline of life, infirmities
beset ub to which our youth and
maturity were strangers, our kid
neys and liver are subject to de
rangement, but nothing equals Dr.
J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney
Balui at a regulator of these organs.
Foshay & Mason.
On the Union Faciuc consumes
but seventy hours from 1'ortland
to Chicago, which is the fastest
time vr made from the Pacific
cat. Ticket ottiee Broadalbin
Strt-t.
. iiVk 'i it ..icb0rrlM
VV Pelra. ' We are now ready t nuke con-
eraeta lor next ve ""K
fna aaa berriee
aud Birtl-it
yeaettlae,
auun Caaaise CoaraaT,
W'm. Petre to D ivid Andrews
25 acres, 11 w 2 $ 1
A. il. Andrew toI'.Andrews.
22x159. feet, Lebanon .. 1
John Flanittan to Henry II.
liinds, 160 acres, 12 E 1. . 1200
eo. Davidson to Henry H.
Hinds, 1H0 acres. 15 E 1. . . 1000
John Keene to Henry II.
Hinds, 160 acres, 15 E 1 . 1000
James C. lteed to Henry H.
Hinds, 160 acres, 15 E 1. . . 1000
Wm. H. Proebstel to Henry
Hinds, 160 acres, 15 E 2. . . VMM
L. Anders n to Chas.L.Urav,
160 acres, 12 E 2 750
Oregon to Jacob Jaskulek,
46.12 acres, 12 W 5 55
Oregon to Jacob Jaskulek, 20
acres W 4 25
. R. Baltimore to J. Q.Swink.
200 acres 1UV 2 10. 0
Maggie Hall to Henry Hinds,,
10 acres, 15 E 1 1000
John T. Davis toT. A.Harris-
tt5-1000 acres 13 E 1 400
Joshua Wilkinson to Sophia
Batitngart, lota 7 and n,
Maston tit Chamberlain's
addition 300
I. K. Thomas to Lee Bilveu.
three lots.Scio - 2000
D. Andrews to A. H. Ander
son. 20 acres 11 W 2 1
School Closed.
The term of school in the Hul-
hurt District for the summer,
closed ye8t:rda.y with the usual
literary exercises. A large num
ber of visitors were piesent and
highly -n joyed ttie exercises. The
term has neen a highly successful
one, and the teachei. Mr. W. A.
Kobb, was uudo the recipient ot a
toilet set.
You cannot accomplish anywo-k
or businesa unless yju feel w ell.
It you feel used) up tired ut
take Dr. J. H. McLean's SarBa pa
nda. It will give you health,
strength ami vitality. roshav A !
Mason.
severe and bail covered a lare srea I meiits. It has a sugges ion ot a
ilot based utxn Hie e.vact resem-
Ul VVIIUtl V . 1 " . . ,
This was the onlv incident of
auy moment occurring during our
trip froiD Portland to M. IV11I.
This week the State of Minne
sota it being honored with the
presence oi several Tnousand of
themin and women who are en
gaged in the work of education in
all parts of the Union. We found
several thousand of them already
in the city, and the disscussionf
of the American educational Coun
cil, which occurred on last Fridav
and Saturday, are receiving here
great deal of attention.
The teachers are coming by the
Lundreds on every train, nd art
distributing themt-eives ahroan in
hotb cities. St. Waul ann .Minne
apolis. Hundreds of them art
visiting the vanouB resns anoui
the two cities. 31any of these are
very charming places, such a
L;ike Miniietonke, Minnehaha
Fil. , etc. M. ny of theBe teacl:er
coun., not so much for hard work
us Or a pleasant cutting and tin
rcsuu is that the convention will
pro'iably not be al tended hy all oi
th tin at any one time. However,
the great majority of the leading
educatois have assembled tiiem
selves primarily for the purpose
of real business. Subjeits of th
deepest concern to our people are
to oe discussed and the teachers
who will take up these discussions
have long understood the practical
situation oi the present education
al arlair of the l;oi'ed Siatex
Our national life is very largely
moulded and affected by the
quality, method and operation of
onr public school; and the edu
cational people who have charge
of this gieat conveniion have very
much to do with the development
of our Dubhc school sy.-tem.
hlance of Judue Jack and Doctor
Jack, and their introduction for
pioiessional services in the sem
inary for young ladies, kepi by
Professor Queer. They are ke t
unaware of carh others presence
there and the complications that
ensue are many and humorous.
The customary amount of specially
work is introduced incidentally,
and in this particular the versaul-
ny ot t .e company is Said to he
pre-eminent. R. j. Knowle-t, W.
J. Russell, Julius P. Vimark, oi
Aiket. Te'lula Evans, Mollie
Thompson, W inifred Johns n,
Nina llayweid, Julia Aiken and
Alice (irei ne nr-- proininent.
Brins; Alone Your Stock.
li you want to send them to pas
ture, where they will have the
best of feed, good shade with
plenty oi water. New bog titit
lenee. Horses and 'at tie at 50
cents per head per week. Lots of
twenty or more at reduced rates.
All stocs must be paid for before
taken away. Apply to the under
signed at the St. Charles hotel, or
Thos. Dauieis on the farm ut Ciov
eldale. I will take good Care of all
stock intrusted to my ca.e, but
will not be resion9ii.e for any ac
cidents that may occ ur.
F. L. Such.
Fresh apricots at Conn A Hen-
dricsou's.
tientleinen's line shoes at E. C.
Searls'.
My fruit jars have arrived C. E.
Brownell.
Fruit cans and wax at Matthews
& Washburn's.
A now line of dress buckles at
the Ladies Bazaar.
A new lot of parasols just re
ceived at E. C. Searis.
Paisley & Fish do the cheapest
printing. Try them.
The celebrated Ouaker Citv
shirt at E. C. Searls.
Call and see our Russian Tar
and Fasenets at Klein Bros.
Adjustable window screens at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Tin and plumbing work done at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Kerosene and gasoline stoves at
Matthews & Washburn't .
Tinware warranted not to rust a'
Matthews A Washburn's.
Drink ice cold soda -at C. E.
Browne U's and be happy.
Finest line of Kent's necktie in
the city at E. C. Searls.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Garden hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matthews A Washburn's.
Ice cream and lemonade served
very day at Goetz's restaurant.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all
sizes and w idths at E. C. Searls.
A complete line ot gents' fur
nishiug goods at E. C. Searls'.
Try Conn A Hendricson's once
011 groceries and you will be happy.
A fine line of Aitiots maUri d
just opened at J. A. CummingV
drug store.
to to Cu mining's drug store
Blumberg Hock, for your arti.-t't
supplies.
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to C. E. Brownell't
for soda,
fk'xvs celebrated family remedies
are for sale by all leading drugxiaU
every wDere.
Mens', youths' and boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods atG. W.
Simpson's.
SPECIALIST,
BLUMBERC'S BLOCK, ALBANY. OREGON.
By the inot modern and ap
proved methods cur female dis
eases and private diseases of either
sex. He has a sure cure for cat
arrh of the head. Consultation is
fw mid eierv'hinir stric lv confi
dential. Office hours Id to 12, 2 to
4 ami 7 b 8. Residence corner
Third and Montgomery streets.
1:
What a Fortune
11 ''ood. Iieull iiv. Ienrl .kin. Kcw ;
ART 61 UL) 10.
Of Intercut to Horae Owuera.
Horses hoard i-d by I he day or
week at L. Sender's stables. Al
driving or other hordes will be well
careil for, Iteing under the immel
diate charge ot Mr. Fred Moist.
Chaives will lie verv reasonable. 1
Funnels' horses will also be
tiished with the best ot accoiiiii.o- j
datioiis. Owners of good hoises 1
will always find sale for the same
a! this t-table st g od jrieeF.
Slablt s looted jii -;i tii and El -Worth
streets, o"f bloci; n.n-ti '
school tnildini.
cbam-
ju.-t
ure uwiire oi iiie : iiimi nine 11 lakes u
ilisoidered liver to eaii-e tilotc-lie- 011
the face uiul a dark greas kin One
holtle ot Begir hlood puritier and
blood uukir will ictore Ihi orsruu 10
its u.ilurul ard heathj state and
citaues 'lie b'ood of all ini)iinl'u .
Tt is meeting with aondeiful success
Try it. It is guaranteed. All drug
gists keep it.
A Good Couch Syrup.
There is notlibir parents should he
so curetnl iihoiit lis x-li i tin a eolith
. Bi'ir.-. tiierr eolith Miiij'
is iiiectiii!.' with wonderful miccos.
The heft ia none to unod. He Mire you
ret I'rsrirs. Kvery bottle is w anaii i d.
All di uils kee- il
Mrs
block.
D'. Patton, BliiinU'ig,,
Lessons eivt-ii in .ir. ..... .
" v.unin.
, iiuiMi-. I'lctuies
salt or palliled to older.
tor
An I1. a.
We think t .e rtoj.le will 1irc- to
buy hve ci:e poun i ba-s ot spk-n-dui
laundry soap . r tvu bits. U'e
will sell at thai 1 c lo-j.
.vlt.S.l Llukuik-s.
Viereck's shavii g and hair cut
ting saloon, sh iving !" cents.
MO Mi V !
Clil.il'
Wv h:ue made arrangements to suj -p'y
1. 101 ev to all on Imi lime at I
fur. I rales ot 11 n-u;-t on improved farms.
ami ciioiee i n M on-uy 1 ii re 1.0
1 oi 1 1 in 1 hi le building In irk blin ks ran
Uet money. ?ee Us 1
WALL CE & CUSh K.
4 alllitr
The 011I3 alii
cold in iin hej
eal ui 1 Ijal i.c-li
ic it i;,e m ",
bi ea;l., m-miIiu
uiul .ili,5..nl u
ulnl a roiv 1
Ki-ls. svi.u k
.iedi. al . tm.jn
lilolltlia' lli-;a
man. lo, I
la ;ii-tb. urr.
iiiilei d u iv ior c utarr
IH'N, UM 1 old
s i.lie iH.li- 1-1 ib. he
1 n-sli ui.U lo. liaoau
I10111 eaiaill.. tag
sl- Inii.iw Uili-iliou
laiitnl, I y ull Oiug
;inin.ii to Allium
, 'lini.ii, t- .1. tlx
:Ul lot tl; K l, l,y
iwl t y KiU)
Lse flegani iotiun for sunburn
New satteenK, gingham's
bra's and other wash goods
received at (. W. Simp- n's.
' i;i:i UKOWX HILLS
Fresh bread
morning.
at S. v H.'s this
Sectti your rai': ':id, steamship
and sl-.'epine ""ar tickets to all
point No; '" ib ami East via
the Union 1'acinc runway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
Good Collet) uiul lea.
The very l"est quality of i.;t
cod'ee to t.e tound in the city -
Spencer & Biaekhmn. 'i ' n
blended coffee, u'roiimt I or.ler,
will suit the most i;'ti,ii- u..
CHEVIES, !8tst
NEW
M,
l'Uui i;.s Hin:i(
(UK:riur U,i r'amilt and Uk.Tv
the nil -tin Tin: makket.
FKOM
I TO 500 GALLOXS-
mim Jacuitie,
n
an"
s a.
I 'ioce des
berries, etc.
.IAS
iring cherries, iasp
, t-liouid call early on
F. POWELL & CO.
OS Holiest isiol,
LiiAN V
pi ice m
lur HIiiattA
OliEGON
A, Vl
1 he only comnlcle set 01 Ahsliact
nuuKs ami .iap.
K iim inl.cr that Klein I'-ms. sew
up all tips on imots and shoes
lionht oi lliem. for nothing.
I OH-'K . 11 if-;
t.t lill-lncsn
I caie will ui i-ne
lul alli-inioii.
m I. inn t oiinty
cotur iioi fcE.
ei.iiiisit-i, u, my
plouijit anU caie-
Farmers Attention
Pile.! Pllea! film!
Dr William' Indian Pile 'dnimem
Is the only sure cure for hlind. tjlt ec
iiiK or itchini; piles ever discoei'iv
It never fails to cure old cases of Ioml
standing,
Judife Coons, Maysville, Ky, say?.
"Or WMliam's Tudia: Pile U ntie,"' :
vlii'-d me aft- i- years 1 Hiitl'eri' (."
Judge f ofliiDin v.f'-velamt. i i.sav.
"I nave ound hv experience ttm' it.
W.i.ihi.'s liiitiun Pile ''in'iiif.'.t
iiiiTiiedtntu and perni-.tienl relief
W haye linudieil if -tu i- les!
inoioiils. Do u ! i:lii an
!onir T. oid hy di iis;i:';- at .'s- ate
flier hoi. Sold lit r'o"li a M .
A liwny, regoi
lo oti want l iu h Hinder,
Kn'in ,
tiis
T!
ireslier, .Mower or other maciiiat ry
vear
KrHullful
The tine disol .
teachers present
many men and
famous for tie ir
the eduea ioiiai
Among the
were also very
women who are
Drominenee in
world.
We found the hotels crowded.
Everv hotel register in the city
bears the naun s of a proportion .f
the teachers and membeis of the
National Council, and those of ihe
Educational Association, who have
already arrived. No correct esti
mate can be formed to day, how
ever, from the hotel registers
alone. Very many of the lady
teachers prefer a piivate hoaid.ng
house and home coinfurU to li.use
of a public hpicl. All of the-e are
rrovided fur as they arrive, and at
ast seven or ight thousand of
the entire number of visitors are
entertained at private houses in
both cities.
Mestof the southern delegates
have already arrived, and coming
just as the spell of hot weather
has reached its end. Ihey are
loud iu their expressions that the
north is al ways cold ; and as re
marked by one South Carolina
lady. "If it is like this in mid
summer, what must it lie iu mid
winter?" The citizens ol St. Paui and Min
neapolis are making veiy etloit to
entertain their guests. It is esti
mated thai there will Hut in- less
than twelve thousand teachers in
attendance during the week ; and
including those who have taken
advantage of the cheap rates to
visit the city, there will probably
be not lesH than twenty to twenty
five thousand visitors in the city
dining the convention.
THE NATIONAL ( Ol MIL.
Those wishing screen door and
windows shouid call ou It. B.
Vunk. who will put them in com-
rlntp on uhnr ?tie. Shot in
corner of Second aud Kerry streets
Venison, co ned beei, clipped
beef, and a nw lot of full cream
Cali'oml. cleee, iusi the thing
for Int-i li tin s' 'varui days
on Spencer v It ackhurn.
iMNpluy.
l inn- :iiil
vegetables lit MulliT A iitirrvtt"
yesteiday was a great credit b
them and one the city an well tie
proud of. There were so many
imported arid domestic fruits that
it makes one think they are in
S-in Frani isco. NotMng like enterprise.
LOST One tnjr jv"' t.ran.lcil V. P. On the
shoulder, weighing SaU ).ouiu, t
uld. Ally iiiforinii'ioD will : nuitablv re
warded. Address Writsiuan & ttuluurt.
Albany Opera House,
-OVF NIOIIT ONLY
TUESDAY JULY 22.
Call!
Bef. r- purchasing your Artists
materials examine the new siock
just opened at the drug store of J.
A. Cummin, succesvor to H. C.
Hubbard.
We have our new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the best value ever
she n in Albany at. V. F. Read's.
Happy i he who buys his fruits
and vegetables of C. E. Brownell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Thos. Brink has just received a
fine assoitiuent of window shades,
also the Wheeler & Wilson rewing
machine, the best snd lightest
running machines made.
Harriet Huhhaid Ayer. Recaiii
ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can
he O'daine-t at Hubbard's oew
drug store.
"Oh, Eiiiina! where did you get
that pretty ilre'ss? Why, tnan:ma,
bought it al the Ladii h' Ba.aai.
A 1 table claret fc5 ceti's per bot
tle or $.50 a-r dozen, delivered to
any part of the city. M. Baumgart.
Muoke tht celebrated Havana
tilled 5-cent 'nrs, nianulactured
at Julius .los ih's ciuar faclorv.
The lats' musical farcical Come-lv
A PAIK OF JACKS
By H. (iratton Ponnelly. Esq ,
author of ''Natural t.ias,"' "l.aier
On," etc. K G. Knowles vs.
Judge .lack. Wm. J. Knssell vs.
Doctor Jack, and a superior come
dv company.
FUN! SONGS! DANCES 1
Prices 50 and 75 cents. Reserved
seats on sale at Blackmail's drug
store.
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jx Stoamtoat Load of Faiff llzcl:
rc:y jttt itccixcc
at
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STEWART & SOX
Gall and Sel ct What You Want.
SPECIAL SPRING
A. NOUNCEMENT
Notice To Water Conmiinern.
No pt-rBon nupliel ' nicr f. oc the
n'v In anv wav. other DerMOTm or fainitie. or I
'NLy Stock is now comiDlete
embracing all tlie latest novel
ties in Dress GroocLs botli in
WOOL AND WAS, I FABRICS.
, nm l V ll'nlll
LADIES
TIIE-
nother invoice of l .oina oni " l,ow. t ' "i-1" usctI frora u,t'ir P''"
.vuoiner invoice ol ladles goiu fo(. hui-,dill)f puf,., b . one uuiim
1 gold hlleiJ watelus JUSt re- Titreu iHroniiiion is otiUinil from th-
an
ceived at F
M. French's.
at our vah.es' in '
coniii&nv'ii olt'Cf tor fiuih une. Kftituri: to 1
coine'v ith thin ru'c may tic t'lloil lv
I .tAinr- ...i .... i t a. j "huttintf me Anrer hit irnm i ne ii-miiw, of .
Ladies, w n your light colored . ,he ,,arly , o8e...tiK without not.
Shoes uet soiled go to Klein BIOS., I Albiuiy C.ial Water Transports ion and
for a hottle Ot KllSManTin: it wH I l.tiftite.? compary, ihnny.lMi i", !!
uiake tliem one as new.
The discussion in the Council on
last Saturday were very interest
ing; yet on account of ttie division
of sentiment and opinion no c om
plete results were reached, and
thrre was no sat'M'actory solution
of the question whether or not it
, i best tor boys aud gnU to be
1 educated in tne same nchool. So
I far an the imhlio nehnnla o. ......
The undersigned will sell at cerned in this rountiv, it is verv
public auction at Schmeer'g stable impracticable to "separate the
in Albany, on the 26th day of ! sexes. As a matter of i. ct the
July. 1890, at 10 o'clock a. m, a problem of coeducation will 'piob
ntimber of good horses. Terms of ablv solve itself, and it is already
sale Six months, three without j perforce an established featme of
interest, but with approved onr Ameri'-an public school sys
curity. Wxixs Bbos. h siuo.. j tern. In addition to this, there is
Miss Ida Brush left Wednesday
for the east. Her millinery shop
will be in the chat ge of Miss Bird
Martin duringMissBrosb's absence
and those who are indebted to
Miss Brush . are requested to call
nd settle.
For Sale.
A daily newspaper is about to
be published in the city of Mexico
in the English language. Mr. fseay
of Chicago is father to the enter
prise.
.in AbMiIair tire
Tlie Origin il Aliietine Oiiitment'is
only put up in lare two. ounce tin
tioxc. aid ie an absolute cure, for old
4orea, burn, wi-tuida, chapped liriid
and all fkiti eruptions. Will positive.
Iv euro all kimi ef piles. Atk tor the
Oritnuul Abii tiue Ointment, bold by
Korii.i it Ms miii xt "Jft ; enU ie liox
y Dim. 'At rent.
N
JOTIC
E IU HEREBY GIVEN i
quired by ordiimnce to cut down aud
remove ail thibtleb and obuoxlutis !
weed growing upon their premisea,
and upon the Flreet adjoininir taereto, I
I within the city limits of Albany. Tboe j
: tuning to qo bo will he liable toa nne i
oi a. eyorarrot me ouy nmrniai.
p., r..;,i9', -i(
. : t.. ...
1 MEN
We make a specialty of ' h I L-'all and look
it? nioiitiuv
rill II A M.rOLH.Tv IIIIIIIIA U
UVtiUIV.' I iMa w i mm I ll
t i z A n i
ntovftarrs, idling
IJIIUVl II VU1 . AW . WUUUH
.1. N. Hoffman.
FOR THE LEAD
tng fire, lifo a. id accMlent insurance rom-
paniea.
HB. WINN, AO EOT
OYSTER HOUSE
In Knit Riblied and Alusiin.
Our prices are .the; LOWFS'l and
our goods
FREE FROM POISON.
We dave a very
ch o.-c lioui :it : Ik
ever ollciei h the
laige i-toi k to
loweht piiie
Awn
a B.rK.in. , KKteT A-TJ K A. r
A f0od young Hereford cow, an t . , .It th Ruaa
excellent milk, with heifer' calf ! S
one eek old. I or further inform-1 onen day acd nlht .
ation call nt this ortice. CAFLATZI & PEPIN,
i Proprietors.
LOSt- A breastpin oi heavy (fold wire en-1 J .
ctrcliiiif a coral branch. The finder will I T t -eceived a larire invoice of
l tulnbly rawardwl by leariu the uu at ' UBl a , 1
u edit- shoes at It. v- waaxis.
THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY
wH We cam a full line f1' th'Hd rettow ne'd Ttf aU I'tthF Got df-, v i
t,. i i".nv.mwloria nnd flouncinus we have ae larue a (-lock l
will be corvineel that Albany is the best trading point in Oregon,
:l.t V ; l t
1 l I ft I . I ? t . j l! i l
j&A pleasure to thi.w g(t('t.
4i ir i
I
ResD'v
W. K. REAJL