Morning daily herald., August 31, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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mUia Sails arwWiTHE Cltf COUNCltiJ
OS ' SALK.
TU Daily But' will be on
Uhnvirninei' H. J. Jon
book tore.where it -t
6 cent per copy.
in be procured
JORWO AB f TOWS.
Independence will soon be ligh
cd bv electricity.
1 ..ijut atvlea in dres bucklear at
E. C. Sear) 8.
t o.lioQ f.at black corsets afldun-
r
farwear at E. C. Searls. 1
r
Fine line of neckties in the latest
tylea just receiv-d at E. C. SearlsJ
Wallace Baki -. t returned
-.i .v ii-nm a tm. t- the mn-;
tains
The water in tho Willamette
river at this city is eiit inches
below low mater mark.
Edward Goin. proprietor of
Scio flourinjr mills, is arranging to
leaxe the mills at Jefferson.
Mrs. J. M. Bardue and family
left lat evening for San Jose, I'al.,
where Mr. Bardue ha loivted.
County Cler't Piyne iasu.l a
marriage license yesterday to I. H.
.ope. land and Miss Anna Wilds.
V. B. Seal and family, C. (.
.vrkhart and fan ity, were among
th who went to Yaqiiina yes
terday. Mrs. F. M. Pannals, of Corval
lis. was in the city yesterday on
t.er av to Fremont. Nebraska, to
visit relatives.
The subject of the Y. M. C. A.,i
meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock
will be "The Rich Young Kuler."
Mr. E. S. Barrows is leader.
Rev. J. W. Sneed, of Albina,
will preach in the Congregational
ctiurcb morning and evening,
Aug. 31. Every Imdy invited.
A check tor a small amount
drawn in tavor of .1. K. iil 1 & Co
was found in th city yesterday ,
and awaits an owner at tite Depot
hotel.
A full gang of men are clearing
the way, and UK) more will he
PUfc lO WUfft "II HIT- Afcirt3:'-i"5
Coos hay railroel the mi'ldie
next month. Kiigene Guard.
of
Lust Friday night at about '.
o'clock, a Walloon passed overt
Inleend-nce, coining from to- .
wxrdi .VI -any and float in.' off"
twa.d the coast. It wa- quite !
high, but the light from the tire
beneath it attracted attention.
West Side.
A few nights aao near Yaquina
M. Berry lost one hundred and
ninety fruit trees hv tire. Whethe--
ttie tire was accident.il or set ou
purpose to destroy, Mr. Berry
V' - know. The trees werft
! r vears old. and the owner
would not have taken six hundred
dollars for them.
Junction Pilot: Some of our
Minnesota friends, who write to us
tht thev expect to harvest 12
bushels of wheat to the aere this
season, may feel like coming to
Oregon when they hear that Kn
Ilarp- le has just threshel 3,72"
bushels of wheat from a 12U acre
Held Tiuly Oregin is a great state
and for wheal has no equal iu the
union.
Look out in the valley for the
counterfeit two d dlar bill. They
are an excellent imitation of the
genuine. There is one infidlible
way to test them and other United
States p.iper money. ltke a pin
or a needle and run it un-ler the
silk fibre that is scattered through
the paper of the bill, li with tne
pin yon can pull uo the th-ead o
that it is plainly visible, then you
can take that money for the
of it. The counterfeit two are
silver certificate. Several coun
terfeit silver dollars have betD
passed i n this city thi- week.
A Yaluabl gtoo.
Mr. Charles Kennedy, conductor
on the O. P. pas-enger, has an
unique watch charm, 'key-stone,"
made from a water agate. The
agate, an unusually large one, was
picked op on the beach near New
port, and hail been washed hither
and yon hy tide so long, that it
was difficult t- tell whether, pre
vious to petrifarti-n, it had been
an oyster, crab or clam shell. It
was cut and engraved in Chicago,
at an expense oi $30 or 40, and is
a 'kev-stone," with a pissenger
coach in the center, surrounded
with letters snrh an are usually
placed upon a Manonie emblem of
this kind. One peculiarity of the
stone is that it will cut glass
eq tally as well as a l:;itnond. Y-ti
nn mm through it jut as if it
warn ic'ass. There is a huge lroi
of water inside th key-stone, with
a Urge space for movement wh-n
thes'oneis tnrnel atut in the
ban I. .Ve believe it is tlv; I irg-st,
bandsmett and solidest tietrif ac
tion of tlm kind iu existence, and
its value can hardly le estimate I
in dollars and centn. Yaquina
Post.
Preventing Flrea.
About this time last year the
Southern Pacific engines burn, d
up considerable fencing and much
grain in this counfy and had 'o
pay thousands of dollars for it.
This season thev had tut row
plowed thirty feet on each side ot
the track and everything combus
tible between them cleared oil".
The result i.t no grain tie Id tires.
Truly does a stitch in time ttave
nine. Dallas Observer.
rail and
Winter Woolens.
We have received a large
invoice of fine wo-jlens. including
njveltics of the latest ton ign and
eastern designs and await your
tarly inspection. It is of course
andersdxid we positively guaran
tee perfect fit and fir.-t-ciass work
manship. Zaciikh A So.v,
MerchantTailors and Drars,
Opposite Postollice.
E. C. Hearts has opened one of
the finest stock of oboes ever)
iiwwa m Uu pact ut Oregoa.
y :
PreUmary survey uraeiea
the Big Bridge.
IL.KO.iD 8TKEKT SEUItll.
W.ll Be Seduced to 18 Inches itad
Extended Xnrouh to Htuth 3trct
O'.her Cltj ImproTemnats.
'ine comm. nee on street
:iuHhc pro;ertv to wli' in as.
lie I the matter of award'iig
CJiitract for th- exti-n.ioii o"
lii o id itbin si reel e r rtcoin-
ueiidod that the contract te let
l.ihn Chi-well at 55 cents per fooi ;
report adopted.
Tlie street commissioner made
tie following lec'iinniendation
which were ado ted: N w hUc
walk on the south side of Fourth
ttreet, adjoii.in' lots 2 and 3 in
lock 1J, n-w S'dewalK '.n tlie ei.-t
S'.Ce ot Maple treet, adj iiuii;g
block 44.
Saloon licence was granted t..
W. J. Monteith and J. A. inws.
The petition ot . . I. row tier
and otliers to bae .-ixth t-tree
from Kast Montgomery i-treet to
Kaht Main street graded, va- laid
n the table.
In regard to the bids for fhe ex
ennion of Kaiiroad street sewer,
Councilman Smith moved that
ecorder be instruct' d to a Ivertise
lor bids ior the extension in 1H
ioh terra cotta pip", it ;stead "i
J4 incn. tlie same to be extended
:0 " ' he motion pre
vaooi ami Hie rei onler was in
structed to so advertise lor bids.
ISILI.e AI.LrtWtD
S. V. Ro-is
John .lones
W. N. Miller
V. J. Hunt
W. A. McClain
Hs oo
70 otl
70 t0
r.r on
50 Oh
N. .1. Heuton ."0 iwt
V. R. Laccy 4 :'S
A. J. Anslyn 1 (Ht
X. J HenVm 37 o"
C. W. Watts 37 50
.las. Ewing 10 hO
P C. Anderson 1 1 40
.1. A. Warner . '!
W. E. Baker 50
KoUrt Biowu l' l
i. L. Savage 1 75
.f.is. Kwing 1- (Mi
K bert I'.ioai. I' tMi
lohn Max ell 7:! W
Santi.iiii L.iiiith ritig t'o . . . 25
t.st bills amounting to $11'. Sh
were allowed.
On motion 'he council adjourned
to m'et Saturday evening, Scji
tember 0.
A Mammiith lwh.
Mayor J. L. Cowan exhibited a
iieach last evening, grown at his
renideni e on Ferry street, that
measured 12-'4 inches in circum
ference. Mrs. Cowan picked it
from a lower limb, and toward
IIim top of i he tree 'he pe.ichcs arc
much !aiger. It took live persons,
including tht w riter, to eat it. I:
vs of the Kavly Crawford varteti ,
and foi flavor and line yellow a
isjirance it was a I cad of the list
ormluct of California, or any other
state.
Wautou llrucli.tu uf Oitiiie.
The Indians living on the Uma
tilla river, Oregon, complain that
lis.'iermen catch hundred of trout
;or sport, carrv aw iy only enough
for a meal and leave the remain ler
to rot ou the bavks. This is the
kind of Hp rt thai has exterminat
ed the buti'.lo and in rapidly
ex'erminating all the game in this
country. Tnat plia.-e of human
natu e that tiinl.- pleasure in the
wanton taking of life is a curiii
on--. If one tinds pleasure in ti-di-inu
after he has caught enough to
satisty Ins wants, it is an eu.-v
IIUltter alMi no loss to him to throw
the captured Hh back iuto Uia
atuT-'-
the
I
TTi"F nTTVTVn TTTTt ATYPt
a'er. A litMe reasoniu
the matter will cunviii' e
r'-Si
inv o"e
mat tiiere i? jut a ir
jtu-h spot t !
Mtcning tl'es as iLi
rr is m thei
in: on destruction
ol hsh n liicti
Hoel.din tliotl-
'lip ioverniuent V
ats ol dollar?
rivVs and lakr
a year to stock
with fish the rod
anaveel o
n Us ar-. uidoii2 the
worl-l Sur
lie of thexe days the
nei ipl w
l wane up to the fact
that tiV
..ii t . .lu.
jt rue
, j :n ti.ouiu paj i"i iuci t-
b e sport.
EnlVrehiK Thvlr Itunluene.
.Messri Hotikins Brox. have
"fen making some noteworthy
improvements and additions to
th' ir business, which are a irmsd
judication of the prosperity of the
4ty. They have built a new
-ik Khop in the rear of their
store at.d put in a cornice break,
vith which machine they manu
facture iron co nice for buildings,
:md now employ a force of six
nen. which distributes the money
heretofore paid for t-uch work in
i'ortlan I among wo.'kincn in Al
bany. They have the contract for
he 'ron cornice on the Baltimore
Vock. and also manufacture iron
;ire-prnof she iters. Tl ev have
added nev shelving to th-ir store
and cirry one ot the finest lines
of stoves in the valley. Thev have
just received a carload of new
heaters and cooking st ves, aid
have a fine display, nh'ch the
otihlie cannot but appreciate. One
tin-, all nickel heating stove in
i f -. . i r window, yesterday attracted
considerable attention.
Kittrlt by m ItattlesiiRke.
Albert Schenck, employed by
the com i any atCelilo, was bitten
by a rattlesnake not long a'o. The
-nake va- lying between two rocks
and iie :(t tempied to pull it out by
the tail wi-cn the reptile reward
ed him : his pains by inserting
its fang- in his forefinger. He
place I t i.i- injured member in his
aiouth a-'d sucked as much as he
could oi the poison. He then
aiue to The Italics and placed
himself under the care of Dr.
lAigan. He was well enough to
leave for Celilo on the next d.iy.
Autumn Mpgiua To-Morrow
According to calendar this is the
last day of summer, and autumn
a ill begin to morrow with a month
with an '"r," in which the festive
oyster will again be abroad. The
harvest is about over, the farmers
ire filling up their pocket-hooks
from the sales their crops, busi
ness is reviving, the days are
growing shorter and cooler, and
d line nature is ready for the fall
ing of the s-re and vellow leaf.
Church Notice.
Preaching services to-day at the
vlerian church, conducted
ne pa-tor, at II a. in. ami i :
in. Miiijcct ol ttie morning
moil : Miggcs'ions to t.tis
ii-ss M -ti. im topic oi tne eve.
;i:n discourse will bf "Manli
iicss.'' The .-nbbath school will
convene at 12:1") c m. Young
eotile's meeting in the lecture-
r mhii at 7 c. m. Seats are free at
.til services and all will be mad
elcome.
Oregon I'hcIIIc luiprovftmeutn.
The Oregon Pacific company
iiav- built a neat little ticket otficfc
n':!r the Southern Pacific depot,
and hercat'ti r pu-seiigers for Va-
'iniiia will he a''e to i-t ticket
without going to the Oregon Pacific
depot, and it will aKo obviate the
-top that has heretofore lieen
necessurv. The track has heeii
raided, anew platform built and
the general appearance ia much
improve I.
Kirnmluii to Newport.
The last excursion of the season
at Kpuiar prices win tie given
Saturilav, -optemher ti, the train
caving Albany at 2 p. in., return
ing leave Yaipiina at 5:45 p. m.
the following day, arriving in Al
hany at 4:n5 p. iu , making con
nection with the California ex
press Those who ienira may
remain until Monday and return
on regular trail? that ''ay.
The steam schooner Mi-chie'
w ill go over the bar for deep sea
! fishing. Tickets for round trip
only $2.
The S. P. Co. will grant a re
duced rate ol one and one-third
fares for paities of ten or more
from Salem, Shedd, Halsey, Har
rishurg. Junction and Eugene to
Albany and return from Sept. (1 to
rt, inclusive.
To Hanker and Merchant.
The Tyler Desk Co., of St. Louis
Mo., have just published, in colors
a great work of art on Bank coun
ters, Fine Desks and Office Furni
ture generally, Big cut in prices,
with increased ca.-di ilinounth.
The banker's Catalogue. 150 pages
in colors, free, postage 15e.
Catalogue of .ie-k and ollice fur
unre. 130 pages, free, stageltk-.
A Sure Cure for the Whiitkjr Hwblt.
Dr. Livingston's Andidote for
Drunkenneiia will cure any case of
the liquor haoit in from ten to
thirty ifavs, from the moderate to
; he drunk. ird. The antidote can
lie given in a cup of codec without
the knowledge of th iersoii tak
ing it. The Antidote will not in
jure :he health in any way. Mau
ufact med tiy the Livingston
flu-mical Co., Portland, Oregon,
or from J. A. Cumming, Druggist,
sole agent.
Ilurlett I'eara.
I am ageiit for the SaNm Can
nery and prepared to buy all the
Birtlett Pears brought to me in
a shipping condition. Paities
having pears to sell will do well to
see me. Samuel E. Yoino.
Opening Dinner.
The Dclmonico restaur.unt has
!een removed into new quarters,
opposite Cummings' drug store,
"here everything is arranged in
tit st class order and good meals
will be served. Mr. Uoetz, the
proprietor, will give a fine open
rig dinner on Sunday.
Quench your thirst
sodafouutaiu.
at tbt new
STATE DISPATCHES.
Portland Suffers a $15,000 Fire
The
ses.
IDE WOKE OF INCENDARIE3.
News from Engine-Sheriff B1ol' De
falcations -Tne Hop Louse -Yam-Bill
Pioneer Dead.
Portland, August 30. At 4:25
this morning Orlicer Hyan. of the
k1icp force, tliscovered tire issuing
from the rear of the Dickson
building at the comer of First and
E streets. He ran to the nearest
box and rang in an alarm, to
which the department iminedi
a'elv resjionded.
Ttie L;ie soon got lieyond con
trol owing to the absence of suffi
cient water to cope with the situa
tion, and in a few minutes the
adjoining buildings situated ou
First, owne I bv George Woodward
and W, K. Smith, were in flames.
The fire boys did their best, hut in
spite of i heir greatest efforts, the
root of the new Clarendon build
ing caught fire, and then t;.e
,-ituat on looked serious, for it
seemed that the entire block
would be swept away, endanger
ing considerable surrounding
property. The fight lasted nearly
in hour, and tlie result was the
t .tal loss of the Dickson and
Woodward buildings, on which no
insurance was held, owing to the
extreme high rates charged by the
companies. The root" of the Clar
endon building was burned oil" and
one of the rear corners was taken
away. It is owned by Judge
Caples, S. G. Bunting and the
Mulkey estate, ami sustain d dam
age to th extent of !p:!."00, insured
with home companies to the
amount of fiOUii. The upper
story was occupied by Mrs. Frank
Olsea as a lodging house of un
savory reputation. Her loss is
about 1500 to furniture, fuily
ln
sured. .-he also has a re-taurant
an.l saloon 111 two oi me giouuo
l 1 . I ..... 1
floor rooms, which were dainagl I
. , . i
m eucn. luuv iiiaiiicu. i
the other parties who occupieu
tore rooms in the hoilding. all of
whom were uninsured were:
C. F. Pe usch, plumbing; loss,
1U0.
C. J. Shiith, marble cutter; loss,
75.
I.
Landigan, pawn shop; loss,
1100.
E.
r2:.0,
A.
.1. f ,
Coiiper, cider works; logs,
Moscowitch, jeweler; loss.
pso.
The First street buiMings were
.... . ",:i
nciiliieo oy viiiisoii i?c .uiuer,
druggists; loss, l.i'Jl; insurance,
$75i .
Mrs. Baker, lodging house; loss,
jl-00; in-mance, $000.
i'hc other stores v..-re occupied
tiy a Chinese restaurant and two
liloons, the loss upon all of wh'ch
v ill npgregate uboiit $300. The
tmildiius were partially burned
about six weeks ago and had just
been repaired at a cost of about
$3000.
Ijss on Dr. Dickson's building,
$3u0 t. On Woodward ?i Smith's,
$31:0.).
Vt the rear of the Dickson
huiliiing were two small rookeries
iu w hich lived a lot of disreputa
ble women who, it is thought, are
rt'Spon-i'ilc for the file w hich mi
doubtedly was of incendiary ori
gin. The total loss toots up aio.it
$I5,HK.
Kt ;knk n kits.
Hop I.lce niMviv"ret - Defalcation
of hheriil .Sloan.
Ecc.ENK, Or., -tigu-t 30. Prof.
F. L. Washburn.of the experiment
i-tatio-i of the State Agricultural
College, visited the hop yard of S.
'meed, on the Mackenzie, this
week for the purpose of ascertain
ing as to the presence of the re
ported hop louse in the yards of
Lane county. He is cuthority for
the stitement that he found the
genuine hp louse (phorilon) in
considerable i. umbers Ho ?as
there is no use denying the fact
that tlie hop louse has made its ap
pearance in Oregon.
The com mission appointed Au
gust U t examine the books of
Ex-Slieriff Sloan, of this county,
to-day reported to the county clerk
of the court their findings in an
itemized report. The report shows
a balance in favor of the county of
$3.701. '.'0. The report is the result
of a thorough examination of the
Lxoks of the ollice, which were
found to have been xxrly kept.
While part of the affidavits and
important memorandum have been
lost, Mr. Si ian wili not hesititte to
Settle accounts with the county
as returned by the commission.
A Pioneer Head.
McMins VILLK, August 30. Jos.
Watt, of Amity, died suddenly of
In irt failu e at his home at noon.
He was a we lthy and prominent
man, and was president of the
Oiegon Pioneer Association. He
crossed the plains in 1843, was
aged 73, ami leaves a wife and
several children.
Accident at Eugene,
Eugene, August 30. While
crossing the railroad near the uni
V; rsity this af.eruoon John Blume
a: d his wife anil child, together
with their buggy, were thrown
down a steep embankment and
received serious bruises. Mr
Blume's leg received a bad frac
ture. The t 'uton r act Ac.
the only line runnini? two
Is
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis and all points
East ami South. Buy your tickets
of C. G. Rawltsigs, foot of Broad
albin street, Albany.
Special prices made on all dress
goods to make room tor fall stock
at G. W. impson's.
Compasses at F. M. French's
pit-pat. ATCrST SI.
EAL ESTATE 8ALE9.
R. Hyatt toll. Y.Kirkpatrick,
4 lots iu Hyatt's addition to
Lebanon . ...00
K. Hyatt to J. C. Saltmarsh,
1 lot, Lebanon 100
Rhoda A.Smith et al.to Elijah
B. Vroom et al., lots 2,3 and
4. block 14, Kalst n's addi
tion, I, ebnon 750
Mary E. Dickson et al. to
Hartas Dickinson, 41.52
acres 415
J. Wassom to K. B. Healy,
block 5, VVasso.n's addition,
Lebanon . . . 600
J. K. Kirkpatrick to A. W.
Moses, lot 7, block 2, Kirk
pat rick's 2d addition to
lA-banon 100
Mil i on Hale to Harry A.
Macy, 51x222 feet, block 41,
Albany 600
G. H. Turner to S. T. Miller,
3 lute, ci 1
U. S. to .1. EM Berkely, 220
actes patent
S. T. Miller to Wni. IX Miller
160 acres 800
BUSIN ESS I.OCAL8.
Cuinming's for choice soda wa
ter. Gentlemen's tine shoes at K. C.
Searls'.
Adjustable window screens
Matthews & Washburn's.
at
Tin and plumbing work done at
Matthews v Washburn's.
Kerosene and gasoline stoves
at1
Matthews & Washburn't.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Drink ice cold soda at C. E.
Brownell's and lie happy.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews .V Washburn's.
tiardeti hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matthews A Washburn's.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Pearls.
Try Conn A HendricBon's once
on groceries and you will be happy.
Go to Ctimiuiug's drug store
Blum'ierg Hock, for your artist's
supplies.
7..iiu .t, v,. r....;,.i
;,.. .;..,....,., r
! recentlv,
itnviii. vji mi, niiu n uaci nuincito
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to ". E. Brownell's
tor soda.
Keggs celebrated family remedies
are for sale b all leading druggists
every where.
Mens', youths' and boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods atG. W.
Simpson's.
Happy li ho who buys his fruits
and vegetables of C. E. Rrownell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Harriet Hubbard Avers Kecam
ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can
lie obtained at Hubbard's new
drug store.
smoke tin celebrated Havana
tilled 5-cent 'gnrs, manufactured
at .1 nlins Jos b s cigar factorv.
A large invoice of our celebrate.)
"Engineer" shoes just received at
E. C. Searls.
Ladies can procure Hughes .v
Storey's tailor system at the
ladies Bazaar. 11. J. Sower,
agent.
I have received inv fall I'ne of
kid gloves, and our $1.50 glove is
the Ik--t ever offered here for the
money. E C. Searls.
Oct some of those line pies and
cakes for Sunday at Blackburn A
Pironi's. Don't cook over the hot
stove these days.
Cash paid for balcl hay aud oats
at L. Senders' staples Good
prices w ill In? paid for large or
small quantities.
(Jraitwohl's fine teas, with the
cui-glasswure hat goes with them.
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapMly.
emson. corned beef, clipped
ticei. and a new lot of full crcan.
California cheese, jus. the thing
lor lunch these waiin days. Call
on Spencer A Blackburn.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
Mints North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
You cannot accomplish any wo I
or business nnleos v n feel well
II ou lcel Usetl up Uieil out
take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapa
rilla. It will give you health,
strength and vitality. Foshay A
Mason.
Aii elegant display of fruit, in
cluding peaches, apricots, melons,
pineapples, banams, plums,
apples, and in fact every kind of
rare fruits and fresh vegetables, is
fo be found at Jas. F. Powell &
Company's grocery store. They
keep ail the market affords.
MiaseB Wheeler and Crawford
will reopen their kindergarten
Monday, Sept. 1st, at the W. C.
T. U., hall. A select school will
lie run in connection with the kin
dergarten this year, to which pu
pils will be admitted tip to the age
of 12 years. Children taken to
and from school.
Undue exposure to cold winds,
riin, bright light or malaria may
bring on inflammation and gore
lies of the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc
Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve
will subdue the inflammation, cool
and soothes the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing eye
sight. 25 cents a box.
WANTED A 8ntt-cl wire mattreM
weaver. Addruaa Kpokaoo Wire 11 at
tri'w Factory, statin- wage No. 415 W.
Second at., Spokine Kalis, Wash
VOTICE IS HKREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
persons indebted :to the old firm of
Krau8se& Klein are re'tiiested to come fur
ward and aettle up promptly, as the account
must be clowd. Kliix Bros.
Jas. F. Powell A Co. have just
received a largs lot of fresh fruits
and vegetables.
SUILOH'SVITALlZF.Ria what you need
fur Constipation, loaaof Appetite, Dliii
neaa, and alt avtnpt inw ot Dyepepaia. 1'rice
DO and 75 ueiiU per bottle.. Kor aale':by
Fosliay i Maaon.
uris'TF.n-i
FEW BOAKDEKS.
IN.
VY .mire at th raaidance of Mr. M, K.
Dorria, Feurth aud Calapoola atraiM.
ion.
Dt. fcTTOI
SPECIALIST,
BLUMBERCS BLOCK, ALBANY. OREGON,
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.
Iatest designs in jewelry
received at F. M. French's.
just
If you feel unable to do you
work, and have that tired feeling
take D'. J. H. McLean's Sarsapar
illa ; it ill make you bright, active
and vigorous.
THE STATE
Araliitral Mm 1
OPENS SEPTE'dBF.K 12, 90.
j l;our-e ol stiMy arruiigeU ex- j
: pressly to uieet i he needs ol the:
I farming and mechanical interests. J
I of the state. lrge. commodious j
and well ventilated buildings. The j
college is located it: a cultivated
and Christian community, and one ;
I of the healthiest in the slate. j
.Military training. expenses
need not exceed loU for the entire :
session. I
Two or more free scholarships :
from every Oregon county. Write j
for catalogue to
B. L. VKNOLD, Pres.
Corvallis, Oregon.
1,ja SALk. A U( autuiK HKWIKO MACIIIKiI,
X al routly reluieJ ru; also choice
canary birda, KllKliah ruiil (ierman ingera.
Kor (rt.ii'iiiirii in.tilirr nf Mw. Wni. Mver.
Farmers Attention
Do ou want to buy a Binder, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other mm-hint i
this year ?
IL
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9
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Ii.
X
a Steaiaboat Load of
STEWART
Cxall a.nd Sal cvt "What Tou Want.
Uiflsummer
M!v Stock is now complete
embracing; all the latest novel
ties ia Dress Groods both in
WOOL AND WASH FABRICS.
LADIES
In knit Ribbed and Muslin
Our prices are the LOWFST and
our goods
THE BEST
KS
We make a specialty of . '
Ladies XS.F. Funiisliiiii!
IT. J 43. i A
We carry a Sull line of the world renowned Broa- i.
elled. In embroideries and flqunctngs we have a
will be corvin. -d that Albany is the best trading p.
What it Fortune
Is a good, healthy, pearly, skin. Few
are aware ot the short tioir it takes a
disordered liver to eaue blotches ou
the face and a durk rreaij-f skin One
bottle of Beggs blood purifier and
blood maker will ietore this organ to
Its natural uud healthy state and
cleaotee the blood of all Impurities.
It ii meeting with wondeiful success.
Try it. It is guaranteed. All drug
gieU keep it.
A Good Cough Syrup.
There is nothing parents Hhould be
so careful about as selecting a cough
ayrup. Reggs . hurry cough syiup
is meeting with wonderful success.
The best is none to good. Be sure you
get Beggs. Every bottle ia warranted.
All druggists kee'j it.
iTlie People's Bakery
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
DAILY.
Fine Cakes a Specialty.
BLACKBURN A PIRoNI,
nPMC GROCERS ANu BAKERS.
GRANT'S PASS
PEACHES !
MUELLER & OAK RETT,
EXCLCSIVE AGENTS
Orders for any quantity wil
J e promptly filled.
Faxm Maciireiy jtEtucciTcr: ic: it t.it: i ( i ci 1890.
-AT-
FREE FROM POISON.
HOSIERY. VALLEY
...eKon
W.
AKT STUDIO.
Mrs. Dr. 1'atton, Lyou aud 3d
street. Lessons given in drawing,
painting and music. 1'ictuxeu for
aaie or painted to order.
Au Idea.
We think ti.e j.eople will like to
buy live one-pouu t bars ot splen
did lauudiy soap r two bits. We
Will sell ai, that . i ' -e lo-auy.
Calilur'.ju liii-'tari:.
The only uf auiefa lur. ior calurr
cold lu Ihc uea ., liu m.u, iwt cold
t blul lliul utali fe uuu euu tjis. ie
tltie ILe ttu?t .llnlt:ul.u UL.pK.acau
biealh.recultil , lioiu lutaiii..
uuu plcasalil u .&e. UJlou u.ltilioU
auit a cuie la .lultu.ly an un.j
Kials- Scull II Jllculal lu AUliliii
Aleduul Cuiiipi f, Uiu) lln, C i. Cll
Ulolillla' Ileal lol 1, Mlil try
uidii, tl iu, k eii.L y rooL,u lV
.Vlnsuu,
Use elegant lotion for sunburn
RED CKUWA JiiLLS
tO.U, IHM.M. V O., i-ilK,
NEW l'Uwv. ii..-..-s , Lot. ii.
(superior tr.r au aiiu li..cr'o uhJ
Best buiM Jracmiies.
l3l iiiKhcal cajh pi.cv faiu tor vv1.li
aLliANV OUEOUA
ciiL.ii' ji o.l i :
Wk have LtiaCc ui lai; jl'UiliiU lu juj .
p!y luul.tj Ik .oi on iui, i.u.i al I
laicb ol mlciLSt on nu j-iiot-U Jaiuib,
ami lllulcc til) pl'.ipuily. 1 hoac Lv
lulllclnplalv liUiiaii.t; OliCh l.lokDiaU
gul LUuiicy. cue us 1
.iL.i,.n fc .v ll jIi K.
Viereck's .-havinj
ting saloon, fctnv iii
ami nan cut
1 j cents.
r-
rv; it-
tv
& SOX
-TO THE-
MEN
Call and look atJoiir" ali.ee in
We have a very
choot-t iioni it i h-;
ever ofl'ere. in the
Announcement,
talk
larje Hock o
lowest j.riie
SB Goods, which for werr slid fiirish sri- uncqu
lock on innv house in (he f?ae. Call aid vou
A pleasure to sh-.-w jT'.oiIh.
K. READ