Morning daily herald., August 30, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE
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.1. ired
Corvalln
has u diptheria
course.
Frank C. Baker. of Salem, ia in
the city.
Adjourned meeti-.tf of the
city
conncil to-night.
Mr. Albert 8avaite of Lebanon.
an in the city viterday.
Hon. Seym. r Condon, of
Eugene, was in tt.t-'-?v yesterday.
Mr. E. O. Be.ud -v, of Inde
pendence, was in the city yenter
day. Juliu Joseph has returned from
a rip to Sodaville .ind Sweet
Home.
Re. T. O. Brownson, president
of the McMinnville college, is in
the city.
Pete Montgomery, who was shot
in an altercation at the briek yard
near this city, is again on the
street.
The funeral of the late Mrs. R.
C. Hill was largely attended yes
terday by the many friends of the
family.
Mr. Lafe and John Wilson, of
Corvallis. were in the city yeter
. day, having come over to hear
.Maude Granger.
Mr. J. P. Galbraith and family
have removed into their resident. e
on Foarth street near the Congre
gational church.
Mr. J. A. Wilson, book keeper
for the bazar Pine Poor and Liim
ber Co. is quite ill At the residence
of Geo. Hcchstedler.
judgn I. K. -N. Blackburn is
till lying in a critical condition at
his home in this city. He was a
little better last evening,
kev. J. W. Sliced, of Albina,
will preach in the Congregational
cnurcn morning ami evening,
Aug. 31. Everybody invited.
The McKetnde'i wagon road
across the Cascade fiom Print
ville to Eugene, in beinic put in
hrst class order this summer bv
force of men who are
wnrk:: tc upon it.
con.-tantlv
liep.tti h from Port Townsend
says: United St;iten Marshal
O. r.Porter.formerly of Oregon, was
married in Sitka to Mis Carrie
lX'iph, one of th; teachers in the
missionary schol.
Rich ird Everdina, who wa
elected ttnlice commissioner in
-rt.lwn i tt June, has brought
u -uai Joe Simon from that
t.i..ion, which he still haugs on
to with a firm iri. The case will
go to the supreme court.
Quarterly mreMig at the Evan
gelical church in this citv next
Sabbath. Rev. H. I. Bittner P.
E. from Kat Portland will preach
Saturday evening a: 7:45. Com
munion service on Sabbath at II
a. St. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all to be present.
The com mi l tee of the Oregon
state senate on taxai ion is to meet
in Salem I October 13. If the next
legislature wiil learn a le-s-n from
the last, says the Salem -tate
man, and not try to do too much,
probably some new legislation on
the subject of taxation may be the
result.
The twn cluck at Pendleton
was stopped the other day for an
hour or two in a peculiar manner,
several pigeons which make their
. home about the tower perched
upon one of the h mls on the
west face of the clock and the
record of the flight of ''old Father
Time" was thns prevented.
A man and family arrived in
Lenanou Wednesday from Dakota
says the i-'zpress. They came by
wagon, and were six weeks on the
road. He bad not been in ton
two hour liefore he was confront
e l bv two mn who wanted h n
services at double the wages paid
iu Uakot .
Mrs. J. Osel.of Doonville, Col.,
who has been visiting frien Is and
relatives in Corvallis the pat
week, spent last Thursday in this
citv. the guet of Miss Addie
llogan. Sue is very much please. I
ith Oregon and thinks her hus
band and self will sometime re
move here and make Oregon their
future home.
Charles Flock, a brother of John
Flock, w ho shot and kilied George
Chamberlain last wae'e, says the
Prineville News, was urreted and
brought to Prineville bv Sheriff
Boutii on a charge of grMly in
juring Mrs. George Chrtuibeihiin
bv a- tting fire to and iiestro:n a
por.ionol the fence on her pretn
lrte on .Mountain creek. The
fence encloned a field of growing
hos.'
The liev. Jesse Kirk, the Indian
divine if the Klamath Indian
reservation, with his wile ami
thtee children, attended confer
ence, aud from him we leirn that
there are 2 Indian Christians on
the reservation, all being .Method
ists except about twelve i.f the
Mod-a: tribe who believed in the
doctrine preached by the tju ikcif.
At the pres -nt time they have tw
schools with an attendance of -to.
Kogue River Courier.
Th talon l'atiirlc.
Is the only line tunning two
fast trains daily Ironi Portland to
Omaha, St. 1'aul, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all poui'tx
East and South. Buy your tic-net
of C. G. Raw lings, foot of Broa.l
albin street, Albany.
Thomas Brink has just reeivd
the finest auvk of upholstered
Koods ever brought to this city.
It will do you good to call and see
his goods, even 11 you do not buy.
Messrs. Will & Stark have just
received a new line of beautiful
silverware, solid gold waiches,
rings and jewelry of all kinds.
Call aud mm Uteir liue selections, ,
GOHE FRO OCK GillS.
Tw Toanc ?jnt rs Wi:o S'srped Out
With8vs-al Handrsd Dollars
Hand Ue-d ('lil -are
the name- ot two idee
i ! VI 111 111? men who eiim
Water-
;tHe;ir
to till -
itv l:i-t rfnriijr ir.
:n IIIiihuh. Tin y
looked ettotigli alike to le broth
ers. Tliey were iiood pain.ersaiid
bv their (Sentlemitidy coiidiict nn I
indu-trious a'-d neat work soon
had Home go. id piiut ng contract .
The adaje lli.tt apriearancus are
leceitfui, however, was venheii in
the r case, tor yesteniay inorntna
it was discovered that they had
llected about hHI tor work ami
-kipped out, leaving a bill $4 U
1 rr i : i Tl. .1.... I
or material unpaiu. iueiay m--fore
thev had dwwn 250 from D.
S hell for work on Hi- i.enanon
-cliool nouse,
the Fresbytei ian church in thi
citv. l'isteaii oi p.iymg i"r im-
piint purchased by theuiot Messrs
I'nce .It Kobson tney po'-a.-ieu me
money and left on the noon train
sor rortiana, auu cou.uuii
-tarted for the Eat.
Thov had been considered honest
and no one snsi.icioned them un
til after thev hud ample time to
- ,. i , -.i i
escape. Hie police in roriiami
were nottnea, nut io no euec..
An attachment was levied on tne
hurch building for the material
used, and the same will probably
e done on ttie ivcnanon .uooi
bouse.
Best lheKM.-ord.
That the wheat crop of the Wil-
amette valley is turning out a
much better viell than was ex-
ecred a few weeks ago, n demon -trated
bv the rlatteiin report-
that come from every section oi
the va'lev. It is not an uncommon
thing for a field of from 50 to oOO
-teres to produce an average yield
of from 35 to 4 bushels to ihe
acre. In some instances 50 and
uven W) bushels have been re
ported, but when it comes to rais
ing 75 bushels of wheat to the
acre, and a dry season at that, it
beats the record, at lea it so far as
heard from, but such was the case
in the vicinity of Corvallis. I,a-t
Tuesday Norman l.iliy thre-h.'d
5') acres of wh-at for Millard Beach
which averaged 4" bushels to th.
icre, but from a sine acre v. hii h
si i had in former vears been u.s d as a
! garden patch, 75 bushels of 1 In1-
rneai iTinfmro i in nmv
neasiire. bv wei.'ht it wiil go near
ly SO bushel. Tin- truth of the
ibove statement can be voucned
;'or, and if any one can beat it let
th.-m spe ik out. Corvallis
;iazette.
K. of P. Iaspxrtluii.
On last Monday evening. Valley
Lodge No. II, K. of P., of I orvaliis
aas visi'ed by Grand Chancellor
). H. Irvine, accompanied by
dessi s. George Hostettler ami J
I'. Mail of Albany. Ihe ue-etii::
as well attended by the im-mlier-f
the ordr. w hich proved both
interesting an I instructive. Afti
Uie meeting a.lj an tie I a sp!eudid
-ep.iHt wj spread at the binrding
house ol Mrs. I'alaba and dauuii
lers. which was heartily partaken
f and greatly enjoyed by ail pre
sent. Henton Leader.
About Wheat.
The bulk ol tne wheat in the
'.Villaiuettee Valley has lH.-en har-cest-d,
an I late spring ;rain and
oats is all that remains to Im-
ttireshed. Heavily loaded wagons
continue to bring t he crop to tiie
mils and warehouses oi this city.
Veout 75.0 0 bushels has already
oe.-n reieivec. by the Farmers'
Warehouse Company ; also a la.ge
amount at the Red Crown Mai.
I he crop is large anil prices pi onl
ine to be good. Very little is being
sold in this city. Ihe price now is
07 cents.
tl . i a Tour.
Dr. Kowland's Great India
' 'atarrh Remedy Co. of t' is city is
arranifliig to sttrt on the road
ibout September 15th with a
theatrical coin pan v to advertise
heir medicine. The eo'npany
vill consist of some half do.en
specialty erformers of this city,
.vho will entertain the crowds and
dode the mis-iles to ihe iest of
their abil'ty. They will probably
have a couch and four of their own
and will do the thing up in style.
Pncle Ham Settles the BUI.
Unite i States Matehal Barin
Thursday payed the bill of t!i
state jieiiitentiary for the keeping
of l.'nited Mates prisoners f-r the
quarter ending June 3d. There
were fourteen l.'nited States priso
ners iu the penitentiary duiug
'lie quarter, and their bond and
lo lii:iif cost L' ncle Sam t73o.s5
ile also paid a bill for I'liited
t"ates prisoners coiilin d in the
Ciuatilla county jail for the same
quarter, amount n; to 50.
The New CluthinK Mure.
The Sunnyside saloon is Irein
removed in to the Saltmu'sh cor
ner lo make loom foi the clothing
-toie to ! opened next month by
lessrs. Wallace, tViwan & Stern
berg. They have purchase. I an
1s,(mh stock ami w ill oeii busi
ness aliout tl.e 15th ol Septetnhei.
r'iM.t rusliel.
Win. tirub'n, a iirakein.ui on the
Southern P.icitic railro ul, had his
iotji crusnetl at Slie id yesterday
by a Tiiil falling from tlat car iip"
oii it. ile was brought lo this
city tor meiliial aiti n.l.uicv
Kins beiin: cailed. t It- is at
Kchange Hotel.
lr.
th
tie:ial N.ilit-..
Be sure an 1 :cad iver Miit-.lei
itiimtt's .-im lay bdl ol far.-,
bich cntan- all the unit and
vegetables the maiket ailoidr-.
Tl.ice your onieis early an I avoiti
thu ru.-.h.
Oxford Ties.
I have just received an invoice
of the popular Jobm-en Oxiord
ties for a pair. The best
.-hoe 1 have handled for the. price,
aaiuuel E. 1'ouug.
TTTtt MOHyiNO HTn?ATJ: SATUBDAT. ATTOTTST 80,
Orr(.B Has It All.
Oret'on has the clinia'e. the
timber, the wat-r, the ininerul, '
the grav.ii.g lati.ls, the ft 'tit in end-
v vai icty. coin iininica' ion with j
evei v
unl'V tinier i e;ncu, aim;
the in oft contented population
I .....l.l . a.., I
M.e iniiia u """
mote .lo oii waul.' l.veiytning
that is really d-.-itabe is
oun l in t state, and the coi.it- j
be
oosses-ed aie within easv reach of
he industrious and fni;al. It will
UiHrta Hpul.itiou live times as
.Teat as th .t whicii now find a
mine upon its soil, with nothing
like impoer shuient of its resource-.
If only Eastern people
could be convinced that the sav
ige no longer roams the ountry
i-i ar paint nd feathers, but that
he is cooped up on his reservation
tod i engaged in rural occupa
tions; that .nir educational facili
ties are in advance ol the log cabin
vi'h its roukih-hewed benches and
Webster's sillier as a text book ;
that we are in a measure civilized,
perhaps mote of them would ven
ture on an exploiing exped tion to
the Nor h vest coast Fr ends, if
you have 'hi. opinion of our coun
try a;: I Cm le Sam i'l not engage
to es ort o i, take a Pullman car
and ride through in comparative
-ateiy. It one you see our coun
try you will be loathe to leave it.
i.-b mon Express.
Further Particulars.
The Kenton leader furnishes
the I ilowiu additional particulars
of the (. hi .eserow at that plat-,
which has been alaeady noticed in
the Hkkilo's columns: Quite on
excitement prevailed among the
Chin line-, on Wednesday evening,
caused by a row which came near
irovi. g i. rioit. It s ems that
Wah formerly owner oi one
of the laundries, sometime ago,
borrowe.i .unev from Tye, em
ployed ;ii the Occidental hotel,
ami on tin latter trying to collect
it the iot mer celestial became en
raged and started after Tye with
an ax, and no doubt would have
used it had not Tve run into Har
ris' store in Farr.i's block for pro
tection. Mr. Smith stopped Wah
Sing at the door, but had to bring
a chair into use to accomplish his
purpose, when the ax was taken
away from the enraged Chinaman.
Vlthotlgh no blood a spilt in tile
illrnv, "I've was badly iritihtened
and was under the impression that
his l ine had come, judging from
the fuss he inaie. Wah Sing sud
di:ly disappeared, thoiiL'h was
found by the orticers yesterday at
Aloauy and was put in the county
jail to await a preliminary exam
ination. An Enjoyable Party.
A very pleasant party was given
ast evening by Misses Carrie and
Kinina Pft iffer, at the home of
: I t-: parents. Tl.o-e present were:
.d i-scs Flora and sta Mason,
Mit- s Maud and Minnie Van
ilorn, Mioses Lytlia and Hattie
i iali.r iith, Miss IWrtha Ellis, Miss
i '.arret. Miss Lillian llackleman,
Miss Iyjra Vance, Mr and Mrs.
vug. Lange, Mrs. Batman, of Spo
kane; Air. Irving. M-rril Fish,
K. W. Mroiii!, Mi. leiningk-r, Will
Cott.au, dr. 1'raill, Mr. Donovan,
U. L. Neill, .lames 1'owell, Mr.
'Caches. The lioiise as nicely
l.-coraied. Uefreshments were
served and an enjoyable evening
spent.
Kuril Humeri.
A tire occurel on the farm of J.
d. Settle, one ami one-halt miles
north oi l-banon las' aturday,
v which a barn and all its con
tents were destroyed. It contained
i small amount oi hay. There
was no insurance.
" A Man' Chances tu Marry.
Half per cent trom 50 to 50 years
ot ag .
Two per cent from 45 to 50 years
of age.
Fivs and a half per cent from 40
to 45 years of ae.
Six and a hall per cent from 35
;o 40 vears of a'e.
Ten and a half per cent from 30
to oo vears of sge.
Twenty-live per cent from lb to
.l i years of age.
Forty-seven, per cent from 20 to
.'5 vears of ajie.
Three per cent from 15 to 20
years of age.
One hundred per cent if you buy
yo tr clothing ol G. U. Simpson,
w anv. Oregon.
I Sure Cure fur the VVhinky Habit.
Dr. Livingston's Anuidot foi
Drunkenness will cure any case of
the liquor haoit in from ten to
thirty- days, from the moderate to
:he (fninkard. The antidote can
le given in a cup of coffee without
the knowledge of the person tak
ing it. The Antidote will not in
jure the health in any way. Man
ufactured by the Livingston
v hemical Co., Portland, Oregon,
or from J. A. Cumming, Druggist,
sole ;gent.
Pall and Winter Woolen.
We received yesterday a large
invoice ot hue wiolens. niciiuiii
UlCllltllllg
'eiirn and
n-.veltles ol the latest Ion
astern design and await your
early in-p-etion. It is of coiin-e
tiuder.-t Mid we po-itively guaran
tee perfect lit an I tir-t-claes work
maiisliip. 7..u iik.s it Son,
Merchant Tailors and Hrat'rs,
OpiMisite Postollice.
Ilarlelt I'ears.
I am aiiei t for the Sal"
m Can-
nery aud prepared lo buy
ail the
li.irilett l'ears broiigtit to me in
a shipping condition. Parties
having pearii to well will do well to
see me. Sami ki. K. Yin no.
Opening IHiuirr.
The lleluioiiico restaur .mil has
been removed into new .pia.ters,
opsisi;e Ciliumings' 'Inig ntore,
where everything is arranged in
ii:st c'as oider and gotxl meals
will be served. .Mr. (jo.-tz, the
proprietor, will t-ive a tine open
ing dinner on Sunday.
Quench your thirst
sooalouiitaui.
at the new
WILL OPENSEIT MONTH-
Academy of "Oar Lidy of P,rptnl :
Help," Albas;! Oregon.
This instituti'. 's twautifullv
m in j itnat-l in the pleasant and acces-V-
sibleci.vof Albany.
sible ci.v ol Albany
Studies will be resumed Sept. 1.
and parents are kiudlv requested
to henJ tl,eir children at an early
I The academic course is thorough
in all its branches, and besides the
usual branches taught, the school
offers especial advantages to those
w ho are desirous of acquiring a
thorough know ledge ii the busi
ness curse, as typewriting teleg
raphv etc., will lie taught at the
usual rates.
Instructions in industrial draw
ing, vocal music, plain and orna
mental needlework forms part of
the prescribed course.
The musical department affords
special opportunites to acquire a
thorough knowledtre of the piano,
oran, zithern, guitar and violin.
In the studio special advantages
are offered for those desirous of
acquiring a knowledge of drawing
and painting in crayon and water
colorB.
fEKMH.
fee payable
Entrance
at
once :. . .$
6.00
Board and tuition payable in
advance
Music piano, organ or violin
with use of instrument. .
iuitar with use of instru
ment Zithern with use of instru
ment. Drawing and painting...
Bed and bedding
40.00
15.00
12.00
8.00
8.0o
3.00
-elect dav school tier
term
payable in advance,
pri-
mary department. . .
Junior
Preparatory
6.00
6.00
8.0o
Senior and graduating de
partment 10.00
Graduating fee 10.00
Forfnrlhpr nn.-tii'tlltira fO.ll At I
the academy, or address
Sisters of St. Benedict.
A 1 ban v. Oreuon.
Excursion to Newport,
The last excursion of the season
at popular prices will lie given
Saturday, Septem'er . the train
leaving Albany at i p. in., return
ing leave Yaqitina at 5:45 p. in.
the following day, arrivi-.'g in Al-
i any at !:.'o p. m., making con
nection with the California ex
press Those who desire inav
remain until Monday and return
on regular trair that day.
The steam schooner Mischief
will go over the bar for deep sea
lishing. Tickets for round trip
onlv $2.
The S. P. Co. will trail t a re
duced rate oi one ami one-third
tares for pa. tics of ten or more
from Salem, Shedd, Habey, Har
i isbtirg. Junction and Eugene to
Albany and return from Sept. 0 to
8, inclusive.
Fr Sunday's Dinner.
l ine dresed chickens ; also South'
Oregon melons
fKflTS.
(trapes,
Peaches,
Bananas,
Oranges,
Egg plums,
Bart'ett pears.
Nectarines,
Damson plums,
Lemons,
Cherry plums.
VEGETABLES.
Sunarcorn, Radishes,
l'tirn- kins, Squash,
'abbage, Tomatoes,
Green ieppers. Onions.
All oi the above is to be
fresh and new at .Mueller it
rett's.
found
Gar-
Take the Northern Pnciftc Rail
road to all points Fast, shortest
time of any road East. No
change of cars, best accomodations
and the most pleasant route to
travel. Tickets for sale over this
road to any aud all points east at
the lowest rates by Burkhart A
Keenev who are the authorized
agents of this company at Albany,
('all on them for tickets and full
particulars.
The I'nion Pacific are nov run
ning two daily trains through to
Chicago in three days, carrying all
clat-ses of passengers on both
tf!in having Pullman sleepers,
lounbts sieepers ana free recliniux
chair cars attached. Passengers
can now leave Portland at 7 a. m.
and 9 p. m. For sleeping car res
ervation, etc. apply to C. G. Raw
lings, foot of Bioadaibin street.
Undue exposure to cold winds,
riin, br ght light or malaria inuv
bring on inflammation and sore
nes of the eyes Dr. J. II. Mc
Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve
will subdue the inflammation, cool
and soothes the nerves, Hnd
strengthen weik and faiiing eye
sikiht. 25 cents a box.
Mi-ses Wheeler and (.'raw font
will reopen their kindergarten
Mon.lav, Sept. lot, at the W. C.
T. L'., hall. A select s ho"l will
lie run in connection w ith the kin
d.-marten this year, to which pu
pils will be admitted up to the sue
ol
an
12 years. Children taken to
1 from H4'liool.
To parents that wish to save
money in buying school r-hoes for
children will do well by calling
at Klein Bros. Shoe store where
they have just received a large
si ipinent ol the Celebrated C. M.
Henderson's Red School House
she.
George Anderson A Co. have
fitted up a neat tish maiket oppo
site Frank Wood's marble shop,
where tine salmon and all kinds f
tish fresh from aqmna bay will
be kept every day.
Tl one wanting cop es of Prof.
Palmer's i-ong, "Bright as a Sun
beam," fliould call i !iniedi;tt-ly
at Jones' book t-tore as only a limit
ed number of copies are placed on
sale.
Those having stock in the pas
ture of K. L. ucl- at ClovenUle
are notitietl to take .he same away
ou or before September 1st.
BP SINKS LOCALS.
Cumming's for choice soda wa
ter. Gentlemen's tine shoes at E. C.
Snarls'. ,
Adjustable window screens at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Tin aud plumbing work done at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Kerosene nd gasoline stoves at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Drink ice cold soda at C. E.
Brownell's and be happy.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Gardeti hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matthews & Washburn's.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Hearts.
Try Conn A Hendi icson's once
on groceries aud you will be happy.
Go to Cumming's drug store
Blum'ierg Mock, for your artist's
supplies.
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to v-. E. Brownell's
for soda.
Begifa celebrated family remedies
are for sale b all leading druggists
every where.
Mens' youths' and boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods atU. W.
Simpson's.
Zaches A Son received a large
invoice of fad and winter woolens
yesterday.
Happy Is he who buys his fruits
and vegetables of C. E. Brownell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Harriet Hubbard Avers Recant
ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can
lie obtained at Huhhard's new
drug store.
Baoke th celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent vnrs, uanufactured
tt Julius . f os .h"s eiitar factor v.
A large invoice ol our celebrated
"Engineer" shoes just received at
E. C. Searls.
Ladies can procure Hughes A
Storey's tailor system at the
Ladies Bazaar. II. J. Sower,
agent.
Wanted A girl to do general
housework. Apply to Wm. Fort
miller, earner of Ellsworth and
Fifth streets.
I have received my fall line of
kid gloves, and our (1.60 glove is
the bet ever offered here for the
money. E. C. Searls.
Get some of those fine pies and
cakes for Sunday at Blackburn A
Pironi's. Ion't cook over the hot
stove these day s.
Cash paid for baled hay and oats
at L. Senders' stables. Good
prices w ill le paid for large or
small quantities.
Grad wold's fine teas, with the
cut -glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
Venison, corned lieef, cl ipped
lieef and a nev lot of fuli cream
Ca'iloruia cheese, just the thing
ior lunch these warm days. Call
on Spencer A Black hum.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
KiiiitB North, South and Last via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
You cannot accomplish any wok
or business unless yju feel well.
It you feel used up tired out
take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapa
rilla. It will give you health,
strength and vitality. Foshay &
Mason.
An elegant display of fruit, in
cluding peaches, apricots, melons,
pineapples, bananxs, plums,
apples, and in fact every kind of
rare fruits and fresn vegetables, is
to be found at Jas. F. Powell A
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Mexican Heiresses.
It is considered a disgrace for a
Mexican lady to earn her own
living. The men do the cooking
and male servants do the house
work. If a young lady should
learn stenography and typewrit
ing or should try in any manner
to earn tier own living she would
be ostracised from society. There
are many heiresses there, and
there are many Mexican adven
turers who mak" thir liv'n:
marrying liiem. Tney are hand
some, indolent spendthrifts and
the ladies fall in love w ith them.
A Mexican woman's beauty fades
enrly, and when a wealthy heiress
marries one of these mi n she never
lives long. I don't know why.
When she dies her hu-band invar
iably marries another wealthy
girl. I call to mind one man in
the City of Mexico who married
three heiresses iu quick bucccs
sioii. Ile t c .ine one of the rich
est men in that part of thecountry,
but what a sieiidthrift he was!
Once he visited the United States,
and at every city he Mopped, in
stead of writing home, he v ould
telegrap i long messages. Hun
dreds of words. At one place his
telegraph bill was $00. This is
but a sample of his extnivauance.
He would t'-se fortunes at the
gambling table. He was finally
killed in a quarrel.
Compasses at F. M. French's
KOKN.
CI S PER To the wife of Jasurr rwtter,
nrar 'his city, on hriday. August -tt, 189ti,
a son
w
iTANfKD A ti-t-Wlioi wire mattrew
neaver. Vddre' Sni.mo win. M tt-
ties railr.,auii.' nr.
ieo'ii.t t., SKikiiit; Ksiin. Wah
NOTlfE IS HEKEBV CIVKN THAI ALL
persons indebteil to the old flnu ot
Krausne & Klein are re (iieittti to tome for
ward and settle up proniitlv, ax ihe accounts
iii.jit be clod. Kiti.s Bsoa.
Jas. F. Powell & Co. have just
receivetl a large lot of fresli fruits
and vegetables.
SHILOH'8 VITALIZF.R is wbst you need
for Constipation, loss of Ap)ttt, Dizzi
ness, and al svmpt .nit of Dyspepsia. Crioe
SO and 75 cents' per bottle. For tale by
Foshay & llssmi.
WANTED A FEW BOARDERS. IN
quire at the residence of Mm. M. K.
Dorria, t'eiwth aud l.'slsneoia strssU. ,
1890.
SFHCIALIST,
BLUMBERCS BLOCK, ALBANY. ORECON.
By the most modern and ap
proved methods cures 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. Residence corner
Third and Lyon streets.
Jatest designs in jewelry just
received at F. M. French's.
If you feel unable to do you
work, and have that tired feeling
take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapar
ills ; it will make you bright, active
and vigorous.
THE STATE
01 I AllJIlm
OPENS
SEPTEMBER
12, IrtOO.
Course of study arranged ex
pressly to meet tne needs of the
farming and mechanical interests
of the state. Large, commodious
and well ventilated buildings. The
college is located in a cultivated
ami Christian community .ana one
of the healthiest in the state.
Military training. Expenses
need not exceed $150 forthe entire
session.
Two or more free scholarships
from every Oregon county. Write
for catalogue to
B. L. ARNOLD, Pres.
Corvallis, Oregon.
1 VlE SALS. A SEW SIKQIR S1WI5S MACUUIS,
at (retljr roluced rateii; also choice .
cnr birds, Kuglinh and German- sing-era. I
Knr rtartimisrs inqulrt of Mm. Win. liver. '
Apflliitral
Farmers Attention
Do you want to buy a Binder, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other mac hini
this year ?
m i
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A Steamboat Lead of Faim lleclittiy jvctitcch
at
STEWART
Gall and Sel ct "What You Want.
Idsummer
M!v Stock is now complete
embracing; all the latest novel
ties in Dress Groods both in
WOOL AND WASH FABRICS.
LADIES !
We uiake a B-wialty of
Iu kuit Kibbt-d and Muelin
OurpriceBare the LOWFST and
Olir gtKHlB
THE BEST
We carry lull line of the world renowned Droat"j
elled. In embroideries and flouncing we have as 1
will he oocvin- -1 that Albany is the best trading pt . .. ..
Reso'v
What a Port n lie
Is a tuna, healthy, iiearly .skin. Few
arc aware ol the short time it takes a
dlsurilrreii livel to cau-c blotches on
lilt- face and a dark greasy skin One
bottle of Beitifs blood purifier and
blood maker will le-tore this ortrau to
IU uatural and Lea! lb y slate and
cieauses rbc blood .if all Impurities.
It I oieetiuK wilb wuiideiful success.
Try it. It is guaranteed. All drug
gists keep it.
A Good Cough Syrup.
There is nothing paruuu sbould he
so careful about as seleetlnir a cough
syrup. Beirgs Cherry coul'Ii syiup
U ineetlmr with wonderful success.
The best is none to vood. Be sure you
net Begifs. Every bottle Is warranted.
Ail druggists keeo It.
The People's Bakery
Fresh Sreai Pies and Cakes
DAILY.
Fine Cakes a Specialty.
BLACKBURN A PIRuXI.
lI'DinnCROCERS AND BAKERS.
URAXT'Si PASS
PEACHES !
MUELLER & OAK RETT,
KXCM'SIVK AGENTS
Orders for any quantity will
e promptly filled.
IF BEAD:
V)
lira
FREE FROM POISON.
HOSIERY.
ens Goods,
itocK as -any
egon.
W.
AKT STUDIO,
Mrs. Dr. Pattou, Lyou and 3d
Hti eel. Lessons given iu drawing,
aiming and music. Pictures tor
jaie or painted lo order.
An Idea.
We think the people w ill like to
buy live one-pouu i bars ol splen
did laundry soap h r two bits. V
will sell at tnat , i -e to-Uay.
fcl'LXl't . Li...v..i.iaA.
I'alllur .lu luek-tsir.
Theuiily gut anlced cur.-lor calarr
olU iu tiie ucs hay u-i , rote cold
l alarilial Uculi ,6; alio eolc cy es. 1
HOie tLe wum: A lute and nupicasan
tltalh, resulUt Si oil. cuUilii. i-ns
and picusi.nl U .tc. foiiuu uncciion
and a cure is v .lanuu, Ly alt uiug
Kisla. Scud tc jntuiai tu AUKliu
Icdical Couip , Oiu)iiK, t. it. -tx
uiuiiilia' Wiui .:iliui ii, ccul Oy
man. l 1(J, t t-jit by I i.oLa) Ol
Alaooli.
Use elegant lotion for sunburn
RED iJiiOW.N JilLLS
iwn, um(. i iu., i-iu(i,
SEW iKtl.L.- ILoLlC.
(Uniriur fur 1- suiil.v and liakir'D use
Best mim facilities.
Ca Unjhet cash .ncc aiu ior MLtat-fet
&.LBAJSV OliEtiON
VVu hae uiaOe anahcuicijlB lo Mi .
ply money to an ou lonj; liuie ai l w
rules ol iiilLitet ou iiuirucl laiuis,
aud cliuice cil pr-.jiui iy. iliuw Lo
couleuiplulc buuUii. UucK blocks can
get uiouc. oee us '
UaLLaCE CLfclCK.
Viereck's shaving and hair cut
ting saloon, shaving lo cents.
Ci
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nr .
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tc ft: tlrcicc r rcr cfI890.
& SOX
ro i uk
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lit.t.fre Horn
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vliitdi lor epr and t3inisli r- tmequ
Announcemen
lioiise in me Ftpte. t an tild vou
A pleasure to t.iiw g.Ki.'
K. READ