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

TTIF, MOPNIXn 1TRKA Lf) FRTOAV. AUGUST 15, 1890.
Horning JailylUraia
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ON 9 A I.E.
Tbs) Dajj.v Hbhalo will luu'
ale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book etore.where it ran be procured i
at o cents per copy.
JOTT1HOH ABAC f TOWN.
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Compasses at F. M. French's.
Cumming's for choice soda wa
ter. Quench your thirst at the new
soda fountain.
The Cordray-Was Dramatic Co.
next Monday.
E. B. Whitney, of Eugene,
it- in the city.
The Oregon State Fair w ill opeii
on September 15.
E. F. Sox and family went to
Yaquina yesterday.
R. F. Ashhy returned from
Portland last evening.
Miners: go to F. M. French's
for your mgnihing g'aases.
Oregon is sweltering u ider a
little genuine hot weather just
no".
Mr. H. W. Thornton returned
li st evening from an extend, d trip
to i he sound.
The "merry-go-round," whirh
a- in this city a few weeks ago
ba-t gt down to Astoria.
Cttv Marshal Hoffman will fell
five head of cattle thi nior.iing at
the city pound at 10 a. ui.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown, Mr. V.
8. Miller, B. F. I'abler and others
went to Yaquina yesterday.
Large it umbers of tine salmon
tnut are being caught at Brown V
mill, up the baniiam, on ihe line
of the Oregon 1'acinc railroad.
The funeral of the late Mrs. C.
P. Burkhart wili occur at 2 o'clock
to day from the residence of Mr.
C O. Burkhart, on Ly n street
" Secure your seats for the Coi-drav-Wass
Co. at Wil: & link's
ihev are direct from Portland's
leading theater, and ate a lirot,
class company.
Citv Marshal UoDman di-sires
to icive notice that hereaft-r any
persons caught driving within the
city limit- taster than prescribi l
by law will be arrested ai.d put.
i-hett accoiding to the provision
of the ordnance on tnat -ubject.
Crawford & Howel.of Corvallis,
propose to build the JacKsonviln
and Med for. i motor railway if thi
iieoule will give them a b.-nun oi
2J.0OV. Should the money be
raised, and it in believed it will,
work will be commenced at oi.tv
and the road completed in a short
time.
The building boom iu Albany
BMea steadily on. Axotit lit0 new
residences, ouie of theni expen
sive ones, have been lultled to thi
itv this summer, and still there
are uo vacant houses to he ion rid
Such facts as these readily exUii
why Albany s population toots u
nearly 7t)ui.
A beautiful woman must Is
healthy, and to remain liealllix
she tih' u Id take 1i. J. ti. Mc
Lean's ? trengthemn Coidial am
Wood Purifier. It nni-arts ton
and flusii to the. H.in, strength,
viktor and pure blotd; is equally
adapted for all ages, tioni tht
babe to the aged, of iither sex.
The occupants f the special
train on lire Southern Pacific win
experienced the accident at .hedd
weie Manager Koehler ami Acting
Superintendent Field, of tht
Southern Pacific, who accom
panied United States Railway
Commissioner H. A. Taylor on hi
tour ol insection oi the lines oi
the road up the val.ey. They wili
Ji be back Saturday.
Take the Union Pacific railwav
for the East, thhty-tive hours
quicker than any other transcon
tinental line, blegant new dining
ears, Pullman palace sleepers, tree
family sleeping vara run through
to Denver, Omaha, Councd Biutls
lansai t icy, St. Louis and Chi
cago. C. ti. KatfinifS, city ticket
aeiit. Iot oi liroadalbin street.
Tha Maslcal Barber.
The musical barber is an inter
esting fellow in his way. He is
the chap who k-eps time with hi
raz r on your lace to the music
ot the baud oigan that can ua.ia.iy
be heard chumiug away outside
the shop. -eo here," said a ner
vous customer to one ui t lie-e bar
be i s in a Poitlai d s op a day
or two since, as the organ on the
outside was gri.ioing out ' Johnnie
Oet Your Uuu," "1 am usuullv u
patient perron. I am nor, a kickei
nor am 1 a growler, but. jut bold
our work now aud li ten to me.
I have said uottiing when you have
shaved ne to the tune '.-weet
Violets;' 1 have not objected when
y. ur razor kept time to the soi'
strains of 'White Wins;' I have
held my peace when you have
worked away to the measure of
the 'Marseillaise,' and I have been
patient even tinder the tuneful title
of Little Annie Kooney.' But Id
me now imp ess once and foreve;
on your intellect that I will not be
haved to the tune ot 'Johnnie Uet
Your Gun.' No gu ahead with
your work."
Tog Bound Mtintr.
The steamer WilUiumeite Val
ley was three days cr.-ssing the bat
riti Aiin.int of tht heavv Iult H.r..l
would be there yel but for the as
sisunceoi Mr. Viu. Garret., t.u,-!
t Ahwnt'a iive vr.4e.-v men. Riid
the assistance ot h s li'ttcrn. 1 .ac
in;' himself on the north jetty at
niirht the steamer wa enaoied to
come in out of tbe fog witb ut
further trouble. Upon the arrival
ot ihe st. a. ner they immeoiately
sent out a special with a tine lot ol
fruits and vegetables for Mueller
A Garrett.
A choice and cou plete line ot
bottled delicasies htve just been
added to my stock call and see
la. C, K. JirowitfU.
THE 0REO0N EDITORS.
Thy At Entertin-d by their Brethren
sf ths Press is PortUod.
An
jtv Oregon Press Asso-iation
convened in Portland yesterday
The following DHttranmie
h.d
i-een arranged by the newspat
men ot Portland" lor their pnfc
ier
nteY-
tiinntent :
On arrival MemWs of the
Oregon Pre Association reg stered
at the Hotel Portland, aii-l rep rted
their arrival at the West lior.
office, where he oftVe of thesecre
tary is loea'ed.
10:30 a m. The editors as
senibled at the Manpiaru lirand
theater to receive certificates and
badges of membership.
12 noon. Lunch at Hotel
Portland.
1 y. ji. The si-nbes to .k cable
cars at Fifth and Yamhill ior Port
land Heights and May field's Cam
era Ob-, ura, which affords a broad
and grand view of Portland and
surroundings.
At 3 r. m. they took carriage- at
Fulton Park for a dnve through
It verview ' the beautiful city of
the d ad ;" thence by way of the
city park of Nob Hill among the
palatial homes ot prosperous rort
land. tt p. M. Meeting with business
men at the Chamoerot Commerce.
0:30 p.m. tteturn to hotel for
dinner.
At 7 :45 p. m. they re assembled
at the Mar. mam Grand. Preceding
the periotmance ot the gieate.-i
modern play. The Old Home
stead," by the lamous Denhain
Toompson Company, there weie
speeches by the e mors. Follow
ing each act short, pithy speeches
then being delivered r.y prominent
membeis oltbe Oregon As-octa-tion.
Klgbtocntb Oregon Keport.
Stale Printer Baker's force is
now at work on the eighteenth
Oregon supreme court reports. The
book nan already been printed and
is now in the hands of the hinders,
and will be ready in a few das
tor distribution, this is the hr-t
time the Oregon reports Leve been
actually printed by a elate printer
as such. Ihe new volume contains
000 p:tges ana the edition is of 000
volumes. The reports will be
sold at 4, instead oi to and b as
heretofore. As soon is the su
preiue judges return to Salem, and
can tie here to rea.t pr.s.f on their
opy, Mr. Baker will go to work
on the nineteenth Oreg.-n report
tie thinks there are decisions
enough already so make a volume
s large as the one just lieing
..-sued. The printers are i early
through with the copy oi the hook
-oon to be issued ot the Resource
f Southern Oregon." It is ex
pected to iesue these pamphlets by
the 1st of fcepteuiber. There will
be over twenty thousand ..1 them
and ihey aie publisiied by order of
ihe las' legisature. ; he two
Kastern Oregon as-ocia ions were
to fiave published by the state
printer the resources oi the coun
ties of their district-, but no copj
has ever been recived ior the
volumes. Salem .-talesman.
Death f Kate Kiley.
Kate Uilev daughter ot Mr. and
Mr.-. Peter Kilev. oi this ci v, died
at the home of her parents Wed
nesday uignt, aged 12 years. The
I he fune al will otcur from the
Catholic church at 3 o'clock. The
tereaved parents have the sympa
thy of the community.
Nothiuc Better.
The Oregoniaii of March id
s lid : "Border drama has been
the attraction at this house for the
week just ended, The Dannies,'
that familiar story of ciuelty aud
wrong kteing the bid, with Mise
t-sie Tittel in the double role ol
'Xancv Williams," and "Bili
Piper." Miss TMel is a hrd
working and painstaking a. trcrs,
ambitious an zealous in her pro-
lession. .Nothing she attempts is
badly done. She speaks the tit.es
with an evident comprehension ot
their tense, and Hives s the char
acter with a d gree of pathos that
canies with Iter the sympathies oi
the audienje. Aliniue Intel as
Captain Tanney and the remain
der of t'te cas' were ait thai could
be desiied in their re.-pedive
pans. ' Ihe Danites 'will beprest
od at the Albany opera houae on
Tuesday next by the ex. ellent Cor-
Uray-vvass company.
f rum tha Sautlaui Miuen.
Messrs. A. B. Woodinand H. II.
Ames have returned trom the
in nes up the Santiam. They have
iieen tatting out some very rich ore.
there is i.o douol but that the
mines of tois district will son
iorin an important factor in ti.e
industrial resources of this portion
of the state.
Th Ieer Law.
As 'he deer law now in force is
not generally understood, we will
give it in suostan.-e : I he law for
bids kibing ut any lime if not used
or sold tor too.i. rorbhis having
in pos-e.-Sion ui' t'tiyi: g or selling
during the ctose s -ason Forbids
killing al any i.iue tor the liide,
horns or hams. Bucks may be
killed from .Imy 1st to November
1st and d.jes ir'otu August 1st to
January 1st, to l us-d for food
mly. Spotted lawns are not to be
killed at anv ti.ne.
A ,,ur" 1 ur" f"r th" wtai.ky M.bit.
. Dr- Livingston s Andidote tor
' ' 'lllllKeillleSB Will Clir, any case OI
Ihe liquor na"it lis Horn ten to e..t of ttalsev on the 2l9t day of July ':
t hit ty ias, trom tbe moderate to j iJ'.W: Uue sirel horse, with aluieor;
the dmnkuid. The antidote can laze tit luce, atn! l.-fi In ml (,.t ami:
Ie given in a cup oi cotfee wititoui ' bnx white. nnl is aboui 12 iwi lv rers I
the knowledge of tbe person lak- , "iu; '" out o..rrei lioisc nitli wlntc !
ing it. The Antidote will not in- i , "' lt'-' ',1U V' a" foul lcit B'uiu'
jure the health in any way. Man- " 'U 'f I""1 lJ'T ft U."c 'iV-.-
. . i . i "le "orec ttatl lieud sta'l and bell i
utaciured by the Livingston 0 w i.e., taken up. ihe e,
Ihemical Co., Portland, Oregon, ; said horses is requested to take them
or from J. A. dimming. Druggist, . ay and j.uy charge. :
s-jle agent. ! Halsey. O', Aug. W. i.sm.
Great reduction made on sailor. '. L OLL"",-K' ;
w aisla, Bilk wool and an laaaal :
wtH. VV. Mmbwbbi'b. j
E8CAPE FROM THE PENITENTIARY.
Alleged Son of Joaquin Miller.
Poet, Flits from Prison.
the
Siwuial to the URIAH.
Sai.r.m. August 14. John Miller,
aged 20, a prfesed son of Joaquin
Miller, the poet of the Sierras,
made his es--a.e !ast night from
the peniientia.y, where lie has
been confined f"r the ast four
months. Miller was a trusty,
working at the reform schfol, and
taking advantage of the darkness,
escaped from tht- house in which
he was sleeping. Miller was sen
tenced from Portlmid for a two
years term for the crime of larceny.
In the rridge matter nothing has
vet been don. Pending the ar
rival of Judge Stufferof Polk and
Jndg Waldoof Marion, the msivor,
the citizens and Superintendent
firanduhl to-day made an exami
nation of the work already dime.
The citizens are not satisfied and
vill demand a change in the plans.
stating that they cannot afford to
have an experiment maoe '
-eventy-fave thousand do'
, LETIEE FROM F.P0RT.
Newport, .'tg. 14.
The West a 'bany colouy on Nye
creek receives a few new recruits
c.ich day.
T'.e 'teamsliip Willamette Val
lc lias been lying . ui-idi' ii t e
b ,r . r t'.ve day-, e:iig nraMe to
c -isine bar "on ;icc unt w.f the
dei--: ;osr whi. h jirev: .'s. T1
Ore,n i'eelciiiH'it (ompai's
tug is with her, and it is i bought
i hey will be able to get in to-iuor
row.
Regarding the cl.a'ges against
the Newport postmaster uide by
an Albany paper, ;t should be said
that they are utterly without
foundation.
Didn't Work.
A certain hide dealer that visits
Kugene quite fr.-quently failed to
work a little game successfully
last week. He was shipping a lot
of loose hides, and also wanted to
ship some enclosed in a sack, but
the freight agent would not Din
them unless he oened the sack so
that he could see what was in it.
The hide dealer became enraged
and told him that it was none of
his business whether the sack con
tained deer hides. The law pre
vents the railroad carrying deer
hides, and the employes are care
ful about what they receive for
shipment. Kugene Register.
The Willamette Valley Arrives.
Y.wt ina, August 14. The
steamship Willi mette Valley ar
rived to-day at K :4i a. m. with
he following pas.-engers: Geo.
F. S nith and wife; II. K. Chase;
ti. W. Iiowery ; II. Crocker; Mi:-s
.-ned: John Welch; K. M. While;
.) I. Whipple; 11. ('. Salton;
Friink Wilson.
A Uaiiiade Suit.
Kev. .1. R. Kirkpatrick, formerly
ot Lebanon, has brought suit
against C. C. Calkins, ol Seattle,
:o recover $1257. The former al
leges that be bought certain Seattle
property of Calkins and sold
several thousand dollars' worth to
iienioets of his church al Browns
ville on Calkins' agieement to
erect a $i(l(H) chinch upon the
property. This Calkins lias re
insert to do, hence the suit.
Tbe Narrow (iange Kailrotut.
As a result of the widening of
the narrow gauge raihoad line re
pairs are going on to the switches
and warehouse at Scio, where grain
has not been received lor six years.
Other warehouses along the line
are busy receiving this year's crop
of grain.
The Wheat Crop.
The wheat crop throughout the
entire Willamette val ey is re
ported as verv satisfactory. Fields
as lar;e as 600 acres have yielded
au average of foriy-iwo btisheU of
wheat io the acie. Wheat prom
ises io command a yood piice tni-
ear, and theie will be thiiving
limes iu Oregon this fall.
Steamer Arrivals.
Grapes, SAeet Potatoes,
Peaches,
Tomatoes,
Cante lopes,
VYatei uieions,
BauaiiaB,
Cauliflower,
P ars,
Apples,
Cucumbers.
Lemons,
All ot the above juei ieceied in
fine condition. Call early and
avoid the rush.
MUKLLkR li Gakkett.
A full line of trusses lor sale at
Cummirjg's drug store.
A disordered cond'tion of the
stomach, or malaria iu the sys
tem will produce sick headache;
Vou can r-move this lrub'e by
taking Dr. J. li. McLean's LiUie
Liver and Kidney Pillets; 25 cents
per vial.
Frequently accidents occur in
tbe household w hic.i cause burns
cuts, sptau.'S and bruises; lor use
in such cases Lr. J. li. McLean's
Volcanic Oil Liniment has for
man yeais been ihe constant
favorite family remedy.
Barlett I'ems.
I am agent for the Sal?m Can
nery and prepared to buy all the
Bartlett Pears brought to me in
a shipping condition. Parties
havinc pears to sell w ill do well to
i see me. Sa.ui kl L. ot no.
.lray llrr. '
NOTICE is ltereb irivcn Ibat the i
fo'lowing described lioraeb eauie intol
ni t'lll'loi.ure alx.llt I In .-i i..ni I.
Have you seen the new
fountain at Cumming's .'
aoda
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Gentlemen's fine shoes at
Searls'.
K. C.
Adjustable window screens
at
.Hattuews x wasnourn s. I
Tin and plumbing work done at
.Matthews & Wasliburn's.
Kerosene and gasoline stoves at
Matthews A Washburn V.
Tinware warranted ti it to rust at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Drink ice cold soda at C. E.
Brownell's and be happy.
Finest line of gent's neckties in
the city at E. C. Searls.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Garde:i hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matthews A Washburn's.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all
sizes and w idths at E. C. Searls.
A complete line ot gents' fur
nishing goods at E. C. Searls'.
Try Conn A Hendricson's once
on groceries and you will be happy.
Go to Cuinmiug's drug store
Blumherg block, fur your artist's
supplies.
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to C E. Browtiell's
tor soda.
Bugtfg celebrated -fatally remedies
are for sale bi all leading drupiibU
every where.
Mens', youths' aud boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods atU. W.
Simpson's.
Happy li he who buys his fruits
ind vegetables of C. E. lirownell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Harriet Hubhatd Ayers Kecam
ler Halm, Cream aud Powder, can
he obtained at tilit'tiar.l's new
drug store.
omoke thk celebrated Havana
tilled 5-ceut '.gnrs, jnanulaclureo
at Julius .los- h's cigar factorv
A large invoice of our celebrated
"Engineer" shoes just received at
bt. C. Means.
SiKH-ial prices made on all dress
goods to make ro.m for fall stock
al G. W. .siwpson's.
Get some of those line pies and
cakes for Suudav at Blackburn A
Pironi's. Don't cook over the hot i
stove these days.
Cash paid for baled hay and oats
at L. Senders' stables. Good
prices w ill be paid for large or
small quantities.
Those wishing screen door ami
windows should cali on K. B.
V'.ink, who will put them in com
plete on short notice. Shop on
corner ot Second and Ferry streets
Secure your railroad, steamship j
aud sleeping car tickets to all ;
points Xorth, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and i
save time, and money, ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
You cannot uccomplinh any wo k
or business unless vju feel well.
If you feel used U tited out
i.ike Dr. J. 11. Mclean's Sarsapa-
ril la. 1 will give you heah
stretigih and vi'aliiy. Fosbay
ilason.
An elean' display of fruit, iu-j
-1 lit li ntf iieiu-l.es. uoricolH inelunH. !
pineapples, bansuss, plums,
apples, and in fact everv kind of
rare fruits and fiesn vegetables, is
to be found at .las. F. Powell
Company's grocery store,
keep all the market all'ords.
When the stomach lacks
and regularity there will be
lence, heartburn, nausea,
They
vigor
flatu-
sick -
headache, nervousnet-s, use Ir. J.
H. McLemi's Strengthening t or
dial and Blood Purifier, to give
tone and legularity lo tbe stomach.
Unsuspected dioi tiers of the
kidneys are responsible for mMiy
of tbe oidinary admentsof human
ity which neglected, develop into
a serious and perhaps fatal malady.
Kxperince would suggest the u-e
of Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and
Kidney Balm.
Undue exposure to coltl winds,
rtin, br ght bght or malaria mav
bring on inflammation and sure
ties of the eyes. Dr. J II. Mc
Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve
wili subdue the inflammation, cool
and soothes the nerves, ami
strengthen we.k and failing eye
si lit. 25 cents a box.
Take tbe N. -rihern Pacific Rail
road to all poiuts Ea-t, shoriest
time of any ro.id Last. No
change of cars, besi accomo lations
ami ti.e most pleasant r- ute to
travel. Tickets for sale, over this
ro.ol to any and all points east at
the l-i west rates by Burkhart &
Keenev who aie the authorized
agents of this company at Alnany.
Call on them for tickets ami in A
particulars.
The Union Pacific are now run
ning two daily trams through to
Chicago in three days, carrying all
cla.-scs of passengers on both
trains, having Puhman sleepers,
tourists sleepers and free reclinito;
chair cats attached. Passengers;
can now leave Portland at 7 a. m.
and y e. m. For sleeping car res
ervation, etc. apply to C. G. Haw- ;
lings, foot of Bioadalbin street. j
A fine line of Artists materials j
just opened at J. A. Cumming's
drug ,tore.
Albany Opera House,
THREE NIGHTS
COMMKNC1NU
Monday. Ang. 18,
COUDRAY-WASS
i
Hrauialle Coinpany. '
HusuliJ b the uaiveiaal tavuritr, Mlstj
ESSIE TI lf EL, and the te.lin actur, MK.
K. E I'KENCH, in th (ollowiugr rewrtoirc: .
ilO.NUAV "DIVOKCK,"
TtESHAY- "DANITKS."
WEUNEdEAY "OKA OF 1CK.'
Beautiful coattunes! Epecial scenery!
larpricea, 25 and ", Cents.
tafc,Mrt on aaJe at Will u Liiik'a,
Fopu-
A MIDSUMMER ITEM.
some Pointer That
Will Have ,
Money
to Housekeeper.
' Jo and se?
that beautiful gold I
watch at the "Golden Rule Ba
zaar. jimus iradwohl the pro-;
Lrj'rof th.t (: ldeiJ Ku B1ia.ar i
informs us that he has the Prize
Baking Powder, and No. 1 Japan
tea, expressly put uu for his busi
ness, a:id . ir the benefit of hi
customers, each box of baxing
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 bak
ing powder, which is warranted,
will have a chance on that beauti
ful gold watch. He has also add
ed a fine assortment of family
groceries to his mimmoth stock of
glassware and crockery, which is
the largest in tl-.e Willamette val
ley. Go and see Mr. Gradwhol at
the Golden Rule Bazaar, ami you
will see that nothing is misrepre
sented. Oxford Tie.
I have jus- received an inv-dce
of the popular Johusen Oxford
ties for $2.50 a pair. The besi
.-hoe I have handled for the price.
Samuel K. Young.
Bargains.
Four choice lots on Fifth street
at 462 each. Aso good bou e
aivi barn and two lots on 9'h
street, $1700. Enquire of Guins A
Ikdri.-k.
Wm in Weather.
The warm weather of the last
few da s has i ut a Htop to these
hot dinners and suppers. Why?
Well, everybody just stops that
that baker's wagon of BUckbutn
iV Pironi's and get a meal com
plete.
"A Man's Chaucen to Marrn."
Half per cent from 50 to 5b years
of ag-i.
Two per cent from 45 to 50 years
of age.
Fiv ? and a hail per cent tiom 40
to 45 years of a-e.
Six ami a hall per cent from 35
j to 40 years of a:e.
, Ten and a hall per cent from 30
! to 35 years of :ge.
twenty-five p.-r cent from 25 to
3il years of age.
Forty-seven per cent from 20 to
25 years of aue.
Three per cent from 15 to 20
years of age.
One hundred per cent if you buy
yo ir clothing ! G. vV. Simpson,
Al' any. Oregon.
Oreron I'reos Aaouclatlon.
The fo'irth annual meeting of
j Mie "editors and pubhs'ters" 01
! Oregon will b held in Porilaml.
j the ses-iou commencing at the
j hoii oi 10 a. m. Aug. 14th, and
j ('.. tinning lour -.la;. s. Ihe prin
)cp i business will be Tliurs-I:ty
i ev. . inif :likI ilnrinij Fi-iilav full
attendance sdesire-l.
I K.-C. Pknti an t, ('has. Nickki.l
Secretary. President.
. Before purchasing your Artists j
! "'atenals examine the new slock
i just opened at the drug store of J. ,
' A- Cumiiiing, t-tlccesi-or toll. C. j
i "'""
! If you suffer prickm,: pa ns on
j moving the eyes, or t auiiot bear
j bright liyht, Hnd lind vonr sight
1 weak and failing, vou should
tromytly use L)r. J. II. McLean's
-tr.-ngthening Salve. 26 cent a
box.
Beijirs liver 'nts :tre .. tiiiid laxative
and act directly ou I lie iiver and ki.!
tieys as well as the bowels All rirui;
irist" Gratlwohl's hne teas, with the
cm -glassware that g ;es with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very tapidly.
Anything you want in our ba
kery department is of ihe very
best. Good g kkIs ami low prices
is what you get there. Blackburn
Pironi.
Uso Beirg Dandelion bitters for
inuiirestion, dyspepsia and all kindred
disea-ip
; We
: cak-.n
mike a specialty of line
for parnes and weddinus.
Blackburn & Pironi,
New satteens, gingham's cham
bra's and other wash goods just
received at G. W. Simpson's.
A new line of bl.irk silk mitis
just receive at K. C. Searls'.
Klegant lxHion renders the skin
soft and beautifu'.
The bread wagon and
get f esh bread every
morning, or leave or
ders with J. It. Doug-
n s opposite the Kuss
Delivered to all parts of
House,
the city.
S3 Err
tt" C Hi B'
. ; j z
: iff-o
Qf T so CD
OAS WA haa removed h s latimlr to the
O iron houtw: on the to.-er of Set-ond and
Lyon streets.
VKTt.P i"o- t paaltire
fault Bruv
Wnnillr A
W'' ANTED A FEW BOARDERS. IN
quire at the rcsi leuie of Mr. M. E.
; Uorria, Fourth and Calapooia lrceta.
I . .
ItoB SALS. A NSW SINOER SBWIKO MACS IX B,
1 st areatly reduced rateti; also choice
also choice
canary birds. English and German:
PC
For nsrticaaws lauaara W Mrs. Wi
Br. ftTTOJ
SPECIAUS
BLUMBERC'S BLOCK. t.BANY. ORECON.
By the most modern and ap
proved methods cure? female dis
eases and private diseases of either
sex. He has a sure cure for cat
arrh of the head. Consultation is
free and everything strictly confi
dential. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to
4 and 7 to 8. Kesi. fence corner
Third and Lyon streets.
latest designs in jewelry just
received at F. M. French's.
If you feel unab'e to do vou
work, and have that t ed feeling
take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapar- .
ilia ; it will make you bright, active
and vigorous
THE STaTE
Afrietltnral
OPENS
Co--...
SEPTEMBK!
12, Ksflf).
f
stu :y arikii'ed -x-
pr soly
to in.ft ihe uetV-i !i the
lae.iting and m.-ehumcal intere-stB
oi the state. La -ge. coto-mslioui-ai.d
wed veitiil'et; build. i;g. 'fl.c
colu-'.;e is lo-ated i-s col'iuied
an :'hii8tisn cminu itj . a o:;;j
of the !:ilthie. t ;i li e -tat .
.''ilitary tiiiiairi-,- F.penses
nee . -.ol ;-c ed fl.i for .leenti
session.
Two or more free scholarships
from every Oregon county. Write
for catalogue to
B. L. UtNOLD, Pres.
Corvillis, Oregon.
LOS 1' One !y pottv branie t V. Y. on the
fthoulder, weitchtnK SW aound, S .ear
.ild. Any ittforiut.ion will tte sattablv re-wardt-d.
A.J Iren WriMuitn 4 HtUburt.
Farmrhs Attention
lio vou want to Imy a Hinder, Knt?iiif, Thresher, Mower or other
thi Near ?
a Steamboat Load of
STEWART
Oail fiid Bel ct What You Want.
vlidsummer
JVIv Stock is now complete
embraoiiis; all the latest novel
ties in Dress GroocLs both in
WOOL
LADIES
i
We make a specialty of
C-ttt Ribbed and Muslin
Our prices are tbe IaiWFST and
our Koorts
:.afe' MM
I Underwear
THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY
We carr a fall line of tbe world renew red Broadhead Prese Goods, whirh for werr and fiinisb are unequ-elled.-
In ei broideries and flounciugs we have as large a stock as laiiy house in the state. Call ai d you
will he oocv 1 that Albany is the beat trading point in Oregon. 7 A pleasure to show good.
j ar m
What a Fortune
Is a itootl, healthy, pearly, skin. Few
ar aware ol tb s'icrl time it takes a
disordered liver to cat;- blelclies on
i the face and a ilark greasy skill One
I bottle of Bcvm blood ouritier and
blood malar wili le-tore tin otatl 10
lie natural and health? stale and
cis auses the blood of all Impurities.
It is meeting with wondeiful succebn.
Try it. It is guaranteed. All drug
gists keep it
A. Good Coach Syrup.
There is uothlt.tr, parents should be
so careful about as selecting a cough
syrup. Befrgs Oherry couth syiup
Is meetlmr with wonderful success.
The best is none to icood. Be sure you
tret BeKtr Every bottle is warranted .
All druggists keep it.
iTlie People's Bakery!
Frsh Bread, Pies d Cab
daily.
Fine Cakts a Specialty.
BLACKBURN A PIRONI.
LEADINC GROCERS AND BAKERS.
RANI'S PASS
PEACHES !
MUELLER A GARRETT,
EXCLUSIVE AOKNT8
( 'r iers for an quantity wil)
e pt-tly uiled.
rrom
Ffixm 2 ackiteaj jiaet iccc'tci
-AT-
AND WASH
M
FREE FROM POISON.
W.
ART 61UD10.
Mrs. Dr. Pattou,' Lyoo and 3d
stieei. ueawut, givcu iu aiawmg
painting and music, ncluro
Bale or painted to order.
for
An Idea.
We think ti.e people will like to
buy five one pouu i bars ot splen
did laundry soap r two bits, u e
will sell at that . i to-uay .
SpfeNci . Bivc. ut.il'.
T he only gut auteed cut e lor calarr
cold iu Uie net hay lei, loae cold
calarrhai dealt a- abu sole ey e. le
store the scuse A Usle aud Unpieasau
breath, resullit ; Iruui calauli. t
aud pleasaiil U .Sc. rolluw umvUutt
and a cure i .-ranted, by ail ui ug
Klnls. OeuU fc jm-Ular tw Abu till
Medical Coiup f, Oiuillli, CL C1X
luouliis' Ireal ;al lor 1. evnl by
utau. tl 10, t ; sale by rvtloi) x
Mason.
Use elegant lotion for sunburn
RED UKUWiN AlfLLS
NEW PKOCEaS 1-LOLK.
(superior tor snul and baker im)
Best mm ii'aciiiiies.
UrliiKbest cash urles auu lot t.tfcl'av
1LBANY - OREGON
We have made arrauKvuieuU U u -ply
money to all ou long lime al I w
rales ot inleitat on improved laima,
aud choice city propvrly. 'lliose wLo
contemplate bundiug brick blocks can
gel money, dee u 1
WALLACE & CUS1CK.
Viereck's shaving and hair cut
ting saloon, shaving 15 cents.
hiut ry
rr.
fc: U t tun r ef'XCSO.
& SOX
FABRICS.
mi
-TO THE-
MEN
'Call and look st our'vali.ts" in
FONlislilM
We have ,
clmose fron
ever otleie.
t ery
t 'be
u the
'?rge stock t
lowet-t i-rie
Announcement,
Goods.
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