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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1890)
tttr MQT?yrn rrmAT.nt rrTsnAY. skptembito . iw ON 9AI.K. The Daily Hbhvu will be on ale each morning J. Jon j tmok ntore. where it nbe procured I ttt 5 cents per copy. . , lOTTINBS AK C TOWN. Latest styles in dres buckles at E. C. Searls. Mr. Sam May of Ilarrisburg, was in the city yesterday. Ladies fast black -r-ets and un derwear at E. C. Searls. Fine line of neckties in the latest tvlea iust receivM at E. C. Searls. fas. F. Fow 'i ('" have just ! received a Urge lot fresh fruit. J. D. Hyatt, of m. 1 Jreeu Basin Lumbering company, whs in the city yesterday. James Brasfield of "eal Hocks, on South Beach, Yaqnin Bay. was in the city yesterday. W. C. Tweedale and F. M. Red field and families returned yester day from Newport. Miss Lee Praiher and Miss Eve Cowan left St. Imis, Missouri, yesterday, for Albany. Mm. H. J. Sower of the Indies Bazaar, hai irone to the city to at tend the Fall Millinery openings. Judge. G. A. Burgess, of North Missouri, is visiting in this city, the guest of Judge K. S. Strahan. The thirteenth annual pioneer meeting of Southern Oregon will 1 hel I ct Ashland house, Septem ber U. Mrs. F. Ziechel of Red Blurt, Montana, is vi-itin old friend and home in this citv, the guest of Mrs. Mueller. For rent, a building suitable for email business r a dressmaker, on i hirst street. In.-. lire of h. L. Thompson. The infant dang iter of Albert Bryan of Tangent . died Mondav morning at that place. The funeral occurred at this city in the even ing. A check for a small amount drawn in lavor of J. K. (iill & t'o. u found in the city yesterday, And awaits an w ner at tiie lepot hotel. Dr. J. P. Wallace and family returned yesterday. They have tVeu i'i me east, where the lr. lias iieen attending a course ol lectures. Licenses to wed were issued by the county clerk yesterday to A. -. I'ropst and Miss Maud Nicker son and R. W. Swank and Miss Mattie E. Powell. Mrs. Brundige and daughter Mil5" Spokane Kails, who have ' Dmiing a couple of inonth ui laquinn, passed tliroiili yes terday on their way home. Phillip Liudan and wife have removed to Oregon City to n side The were given a reception before leaving and were tendered inan v handsome presents f om their friends. Among the passengers to arrive on the last steamer at lauuina bay "were J. Boylw from Sin r ran- Cisco to r ort alia alia, W ash., and Thomas McCaw. for Salem. Oregon. Oh'ing Wallace form airioi-erv firm that took p -ssession of 'In - purchased business of A. I.ang -. opposite the Revere house, ye.-ter- dav. They are both sterling good business men ami will make a success. 4 martini? rtf th Ya i&ill K. ! held to-morrow evening at the res idence of Mrs. W. S. Thompson's, the president of the society. All members are earnestly requested to be present. Members of the W. C. T. U. are urgently requested to be present at their meeting at their hall, this afternoon, promptly at 2:30. to complete arrangements for the approaching fair and entertain ment. Committee. Dr. J. V. (tatf and wifeof -died l, started for Yaqnina Bay last Weil nesday. Mrs. (atf has been con fined to her ted for ttie last tlve mouths, and it is the w ish of her many friends that the change will greatly lienetit her. J. S. Turner and Henrv IVter- on have completed the papering of W. F. Read's st ire iu a manner that evinces that thev ure. efficient and competent workmen. Mr. Read now has one of the pleasant est and complete husioess places in the city. John Leedy, the ru-tling saw mill man, who is M-ii'lin .mi quantities of Iu nber from iates on the Oregon l acilie, irom his mill ttiree mil" across the river from i .that p'ace, came down on ihe j train yesterday. He is putting up a la'ge mill and will flume his lumber to the railroad. ! Two young gentlemen on iiii day got into a sl;ghf al ercition. resulting in the disfigurement of th-ir fa ial organism. Later one' of the party got hilarious, and on Monday morning repl -nislc-d the city treasury and paid costs to the amount of $12..i. Mrs. Spencer and granddaughter Helen, mo; her aud daughter of the late C. II. Sp ncer, will stall in a few days, in company with a brother of our deceased towns man, to the home f the brother iu Canada, where they will take up their I'utcre residence. The fourteenth annual teunion of Southern Oregon pioneers. & ill be held in Jacksonville on Sep tember II, 1SW0. Extensive pre parations are going f.rward to make the occasion pirticularly pleasant to the ol 1 pioneer, lion. Henry Klipp-d is marsha' of the day. R -v. M. A. tVi'lliauis chap la n, and Fietcher Linu w ill de liver the annual a I dress. The dinner committee is com posed .f most of the pioneer lad es of the county, who will no doubt, says the Ashland Tidings sustain ad mirably the splendid reputation Already achieved at pioneer din Mrs. ; OUT TO THE TKUNT- ; Tbo OBcul IuspfCt thi- Line rum Co : sL,.r,.l otiieillls of the Oregoll pacific, accompanied bv u distin- .....i. i tlenian fr.m t lie e.i-! - r- - vent over tu- mi", yesie-mi , to Cue and returning pa-sed ivk the full length I- I lie set. The tiain went up in the morn i g meeting 'he iown train at iates, and returning pas-ed through this ei'v about uon. There is probably no p.irticiihf significance to this trip as fir an resumption of const rucumi rne-l at lea- nothing that can 1 he designated :s an nunc iimn .i future operations has a yet ai pea'red in view. If a likelihood of lie resumption of work comes in s ght or can Is unearthed bv dili gent seatch, the reader- ol he U..rning Hekai.h will have i' dished up to them as soon as pos sible. The gentleman who wa with the otti.-ial was F. V. Martinson, and Win. M. U-ag and VYa'lace Nash wer-among ihe .officials in the party. Tb Albany Caillvge. The Albany Collegiate Institu'e has just issued its annua) cata logue. It lH-gins its twenty-fourth year on W ednei-ilay, eplem'-er 10. The college was founded b j the l'resby'eiy of Oregon in the t fall of 18't. Seven acres of land I within the limit of the city ot Albany were don tted by Thomas Monteith and wife atud an $S'0tj building w is iuimediaTely erected, j Kev William J. M m eiUt was the j first president and Kev. Klltrt, N i t'ondii is the present incumbent.! Having served eight vear-. There 1 are lour departments ol study in the institute, colegiate. ii.irmal. business and primary. The course ol ftu iy extends tliroiiirli lour vears and embraces ph'.losophy, history, language, literature a; id -cience. Tnere ate now entered for the cominir year in the various departments b!4 student', the gieaii st nuinb-T in tue his.orv oi the college. 0ing to the in cieased attendance if I the collci;e. a new huildirg is being erected 'tit the convenience of students. i hvgonian. K.x k mi the TiHi-k. The train .m the tlrcgon I'acili -, irom ireeu ISa-in yesteid.iy. ran into a rM-k on the (nick on one of ' the sharp curve.-, this side of Uad- anks. Die engineer, who by tlie way is a careful. C'lupeten: .ifoiupf an I enei ui tic man. a- s -on is lie caught suht ol the Iiilgu--t. reverse 1. his engine, and a very fortunate e.-cape from what prom ised to he an ac i.leiit. limine ICiirni-il. The dwelling house of .1. I". Whiting, -ituated jusi above the school house, acro-s the river, in ia-ntou e-mnty, was to all,' de-st-oyel by .ire yes'erdax. Mr. nd Mrs. Wiiitnig were loih ab sent when the fir.- bioke ool, but j' rived at home in sea-oii 'o as-i-t iu removing the most of the lur- niture. There was a sui t I lusur- I uce uiou tne house. Liiium lttii;er. t ,ilt. ,,.,,1. uu-.-tihu' of I. inn ! Limine Company No. 2 last ever- iing the following officers were! ; elected : President, D. U N.j j Bla. kbnrn ; recording sccelary, Dr. O. C. Awbny; linancial sec-! letaiv, D' J. Duhruille; treu-mr. Dr. M. H. KUin; foreman, V . K. illett; first-. iss'.staut loreman. A. L. lamb; secoiid-a-si-taiit fore man, O. C. Clelail. I.lno Hrukni. The down train from on the Oregon- Pacific the front lolind a burned tree had falien across the tel- h wir Mi s i.t. ,, Munk er ..... .i i bottom, and ; broken it down. A piece ot I was inserted and the hie.ik i temporarily patched. wire thu. I'iihI Mine. From Mr. Dan A. Smith, the merchant at iat s, on the Oregon Pacific, who passed down to Port land yesterday, it is learned that a lime-foot vein of exo llent coal has been opened on his nlace, in I. inn county, just across the river j liom liates. Mr. smtt'i lias kno.u; Jot the dep sit for years, but did ! not consider it of mflicietit extent ; to be valuabe. He was tecentlv induced to develop l he vein and nas run a 'Iriit foi tueiiry or thirty feet with the re-ultot opening a very valuable mine. Kxcurlni to NWirt. Last popular excur-ion if the -easoii Saturday. September Otn The train leave Alb my at ' v. M . . retiming tne following tiav, arri- ; ing iu Albany at ' c M. Kxcur ! sioniyls bae the privilege of re : turning on Monday's regular train. Ihe t'oivaliis iras band with (heir elegant new uniforms will ; aiToinpyny the excursionists and I will give a hall iu Newpo:t Situr ', d.iv veiling. Tickets only if2 for the round tr p. iet r-ady an g.., ! as this is p sitivelv he last iMipu-. 1 lar excursion tirs -e.i-on. Mrs. Kate Liny lie. ol Asto;ia, i has bioiight lor a .Ii voice fr m ' her htisbaii l. I.O. L nville. Mrs. : Luiville evidently kept a diary of her i loin- Mic i . t-. f..r she Sets lorth wi'h great p.irtictilarit v the vile name- that tier hubby is accused of calling her. ami ihedites upon which he still, k her. The lady must als tie ,, a ton.e.tiing dir iNi.itioii and sull red this kind ot triatment in silence until t:ie tiist i . . . uav oi .iiigusi. a year ag , on w hich occasion Mr. I.invitle's con duct iS such thai -lie decided I- live vi:h him no 1 n.ei, an 1 she packed up and lett him. The c u ple were at Seaside, ami a qoarrel was f Howe I by the hushind pick ing up a glass goblet filled n it it m Ik and throwing the contents OVci her. Sweet po, Ct Co.'s .toes at Jus. F. Powell MIIILK 1(1 IK, E MITES. MuiDi.K Kiih.k, Aug. 31. lirauduia Mill-rhas I ten quite poorly f ir some lime. Lo'tie Baker has been quite sick th.- past week wi.h intermittent fever. We are li:ivintr some tine show er i..-div -i id the air is uiu h ooler. lieoige -tiers, (it'orge Miller mil Peter t'arey have em h a new oarn. Mr. mid Mi-. M. W lilest daughter with her oii CIvde (Jirvell, s Miller's yicinge-t visiting tiieiii. Mrs. Alt rid s:e of Ll'ierlv, with her eldest on, spent Saturdav and Sunday visiting her cousin, Mrs. t jiless. Slight a tacks of sickness are quite-common in our neighbor hood. It is thought that ti change !' w eather w ould be beneficial. Mr. and Mrs. Brenshaw of Tilla monk Co., -pent a wei'k recently visiting Mr. Iouis .lames :nid family. Mrs. Brenshaw 's a sUtev of Mrs. James. Mr-. W M. Biker received a visit iro'.i h' i g audmother, an old ladv upw ards of seventy years of e, w h i resides with two of her sons in Portland. Moses Zoo-man, contrary to his explications, got lnough with his :i!ck Miak iis: near r.rownsvMie in ti ue to b on his ranc ' through i no .irv- s aud ;hrestiing season. On the -.Mill, Mrs. Combs and family wen' to 'a erloo via. Lib el tv. re'u'nins; via. Sodaville. Althougii it is all hill country from Middle Kidg- to the ciii.olii -.ne, the roads are i : I v ni'u i. and the country Liberfv i gener steadilv improvi --J. A fe v days since two hoys of our neighb . hood, e ich aged about 13, met an.i eiigaeil in -i combat. Alter he encounter, one had black eye and bloody nose, the other.", face was scra'ched, a-, i hough hting been assailed by in aii'rry hen, and a knuckle on iiis riiilit hand was considerably enlarged, showing that it had c Hue in sudden contact with some hard MihMaiice. Marrieil. At (he residence of the bride's irents, e:ght miles east of this It v. Ic. .1. 1- 'ewarl, pastor of file First Christian church of this ilv, at ! a. M to-day. Mr. .1. 11. Copeland of Coluiubia county, iregon, and iiss Anna I. Wilds. Tue ha;-iy couple left by the no m train for the east via.! he Canadian i'a'-ihc. After isiting New York i y and Nia.-ara and other points f i iterct, they wid go to l.exing to'i, Kentucky, where they will it en,i ri-ho '1. Mr. Copeland has be. ;; i i Tittendance at the Ken iu k' i..iiveisity ihe past three yea; -. The bc.-t wi.-hes of a host f fi ii n Is fo' low 1 1 em. I 'I il i Hi inn i.f thr Imlluiis. The Ucv. .b-sne Kirk, the Indian ilivii t the Klamath reservation, f ith his wife and three children I a! tended tlie Metlmdist conference at'ir.iif's Pas.. He says there t are Ziiu lteliau ( lirisuai.s on Ihe iieseivanon, all being M--th.dits I i xcepl .inoui iweiveo; tue .Moiioc j trii-e. who beliew iu ihe doctrine preached by he ( iitakei's. At the ine-eiit time they h ive two -i-nools with an a' teiidance of 2'i0. Tii l.ankers anil ler-hantM. The Tyler Dcsk Co., .if t. Loili Mo., have just published, in colors a greit work of ail on Bank coun ters, Fine Desks ami Oilice Furni ture genera ly, Biu cut in prices, . ith in-Teased cash discounts. The banker's Catalogue. 150 pag'S in color-, free, postage loc. Catalogue of itesk and oilice fur inre. i:'.n pagi s. tree, i. htageloe. Sure Cure fur I In- Whisky Habit. Dr. Livingston's Audidote for i i uiikenness will cure any i-a-e of the liquor hat-it in from ten to I thirty .lavs, irom the moderate to lie iirtiiiK.ird. ihe antidote ,au tie given in acup of collee withoi.e the knowle 'ge of the person tak ing it. The Antidote will not in jure 'he health in any way. Man ufactured by the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland, Oregon, or from J. A. Cuinming, Druugist, sole agent. Itnrlett IVnrw. I am agent for the Sa!"in Can m-ry an 1 iuepared ' buv all the Bartlett Pears brought lo me in a shipping condition. Parties having pears to sell will do well t , see me. Sami'kl K. Vol no. Shark .lawn, A fin" pair of shark jaws can be -en at Mueller ei iarrctt's. Tln-v tie a line pur aid are supposed to ls'1-iiig to the shark that attacked John Beiry while bathing at the bea h at New p rt. Fall anil Winter Wofiliiii. We have received a large invoice of line wojIciis. includii g ii'Veltiesof t' e latest foreign ami astern design-, and await your eailv inspection. It is of cour-e under-t i.l we po-;tively guaran- ne pei feet tit and lir-t-cass work manship. 7. t it ks it Son, Merchant Tailors and Drapers, ( pMsite Postollice. K. C. -i-atls h i-open-d'one of the tinest s'oi-ks of shoes ever shown iu this p.utoi Oiegou "xforil 1'I.h. l nave jusi receiveil an in v. ice j oi the jsipiilar Joi.n-en Oxford I tn s lor fL'.ol! a pair, i'he besl ! -ho-- I have liatidl-d fori! he price I -amuel K. Voiing. Me.srs. Will .c Stark have just i received a new line oi ht-autiliil I s lverware, solid gold wa-chesi rings and ievv.-lrv of all km,!' : 1'ali and see their tine selections, j New satteens, gingham's chain- 1 ; bra's and other wash goods just ' received at i. W. Simpson's. WEATHER KKPOKT. Fllowing is the Summary of .Meteorology for August, 1890. 1 Kr.nu observations taken at Albany, Linn coup' v, Oregon, by I joiiij r.nggs, vol server for the signal Service, U. S. Army. Highest barometer on "the 7 SN.yti. i i . . . I i.uncoi aromeier on tue 30. ZW.iJV Mean barometer for the month 29.88. Highest daily meter, 2tf.!it). Lowest daily meter, L,U.T8. average of baro average of baro- Highest temiierature on the 102. Lowest temperature on the 13, 20, 44. Mean for the month, 6S.1B. Highest daily range of ther inouieter on the 15, 4 . Low est dailv ran je of thermom eter on the 31. 14. . Mean temperature at 7 a. m daily, 57. Mean temperature at daily, 82 36. Mean temperature at daily, Oo.S. Prevailing direction of Y. M . P. wind. Mas Velocity or Force, 3. Total rainfall or melted snow, 0.2S. Depth of snow at end of month, No. of days on w hich .01 or ! more rain fell, 2. ! No of days of cloudiness average j SM-aleof 10, 1 i Of 31 days observations, 14 were j I clear, 2 cloudy, 3 fair, 0 fojgv, 1 j rain, 8 hazy, 1 overcast, 3 smoky, i j Light frost on mornings of 0. Temperature plus 3.12 on aver- aue i.f 12 vears. Rainfall, ininu-o.jn on aerae if 12 ve.irs. SANTIaM VAI.I.EV X11TES. Dr. K. A. I'ratt ha- resinned as , postmaster of Melm uu ami Ieo. , U. Hartmus appoi-ted. Meliama postotlice has a large aud mcreas-' mg patroniige. The countiy is tilling up with late anivals from, the Kast It is said ('one Bros, were offered , :" cents per jm nind foi hops Thins I day. SouiebiMly is iroing to make soine money on hops this year. They have thirty aer s. Why is it wheat is quoted in Ch'.cs go at $1 01 and only 00 cents her-'.' We are as near the markets of the world as Chicago. Our hent gr.ers should wah-h the F.astern markets just now. It will i ot ray, however, to store your wheat and loivow money on it. ieo. II. .lones, of Salem, ow ns s vi r d hundred acres of land, pp .ii which is located the town m" : iig'.l-tiid (irove, by the O. P. I rack, almost adjoining the tjnn f Lyons, mid last Saturday he was out with N. Mills, one of the -eh Mil board in the Lyons district, to view out a locution on the 1 1 ighi.ind ( iiove tra- t for a new sci om houe. Mr. Jones proposes to idve t,e laud. Stavon Sun. tKiENK NSW3. I.lrr lUen ereii Itefult-atlon of Sherlll' Sl.mii. i 'P j Ki lu.NK, ( )i ., .ugu-t 'M. Prof. b. L. WaNhbuin.of the experiment -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 ol the re ported hop louse in the yaids of Lane count. He is authority for the st temcnt that he found the genuine hop louse (phorodon) in considerable numbers Ho sa s there is no use deny in'.' the fact that the hop louse has made its ap pearance in Oregon. I he commission appointed Au- ! gust ti t- examine the nooks ol Lx-Sherilf Slot n, ol this county, lo-dav repotted to the crunfy clerk of the court their findings in an itemized report. The report show a b dance in f ivor of the county o' 3,7iil-o. The report is the result of a thorough examination of the Uoks of the oilice, which were found to have been poer.y kept. While part of the affidavits and important memorandum have been lost, Mr. Sloan will not hesitate, to s. it'e 'accounts with the c ntnty as returned by the commission. The I'litun Pad tic. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. Paul. Kansas City, Chicago, S1. lniis and all points Kast ami S u'h. Buy your tickets of V. (i. Raw lings, foot of Broad alhin street, Albany. Take the Northern Pacific Kail road to all piint- East, shortest time of any roid F.a-t. No change of cars, Is-st accomodations and the most pleasant route to travel. Tickets for sal over this ro id to any and all points east at the lowest rates by Burkhart A j Keeni v who are the aut'.iorized agents of this company at Albany. Call on them for tickt'ts and full particulars. Fiiir I'earhm. The Willamette Packing Com pauy have some of the finest peaches ever seen in the market. Special rates will be given to those buying bv quantity. When the stomach latks vigor and regularity there will lie flatu lence, heartburn, nausea, sirk headache. nervousness, use Dr. J. H. McIa-hii's strengthening Cor dial and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regularity to the stomach. Elegant Iition renders the skin oft and lieaiitifu'. Nn-eial iices mude on all drees ioods t'i Miake room for fall stock at "impson's. ; ; , . fry a glass of Celery phosphate ta Cumming's drug store. BOKX. AlX'HIBALD-Oii SumU-.v, August 81, 1S90. al their nouie in tliu city, to Mr. mill ill. O. A. Ar.bilMkli, a giil. REAL ESTATE 8ALES. R. Hyatt to H, Y.Kirkpatrick, 4 lots in Hyatt's addition to Lebanon $t00 R. Hvat' to J. C. Haltmarsb, 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 h.-non 750 Mary E. Dickson et al. to Hartas Dickinson, 41.52 acres 415 J. Wassom to R. B. flealy, block 5, Wasso.ii'a addition, Lebanon GOO J. K. Kirkpatrick to A. W. Moses, lot 7, block 2, Kirk pat rick's 2d addition to Lebanon 100 Milton Hale to Harry A. Macy. 51x222 feet, block 41. Albany 600; ti. II. Turner to S. T. Miller, 3 lots, f-oi i i i U. S. to .Kem i. Berkely, 220 acres patent S. T. Miller to Win. I). Miller 100 acres 800 Ki;SINKSN LOCALS. Cumming's for choice soda wa ter. Oentlemen's fine shoes at K. C. Searls'. Adjustable window screens at Matthews & Washburn's. Tin and plumbing work done at j Matthews & Washburn's. Kerosene and gasoline stoves at Matthews it WashburnY. j Tinware warranted not to rust al Matthews A Washburn's. Drink life cold soda at C. E. Brow nell's ami lie happy. Warranted garden hose at Matthews Al Washburn's. (iarde'1 hose and law n sprinklers at Matthews A Washburn's. Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all sixes ami widths at K. C. Searls. Try Conn A Hendricsoii's once on gnsieries and yoil will be happy. io to dimming s drug store ; Bhiiuberg Hock, for your artist's I supplies. j Zaches & Son received a large : invoice of fad and winter woolens recentlv. I And when you want a delicious cola drink go to i . h. Brownell s for soda. Beggs celebrated family remedies are fur sale b all lending druggists every where. Mens', youths' and bovs' cloth- i ing and furnishing goods at U. W. Simpson s. Happy Is he who buys his fruits and vegetables of C. K. Brow nell. Always fresh and full weight. Harriet Hubbard Ayers Kecnm ier Balm, Cream and i'owder, can be obtained at Hubbard's new drug store. Smoke tin celebrated Havana tilled 5-cent "g-irs, manufactured at Julius ,los li s ciyar factory . A large invoice of our celebiated " F.ngineer" shoes just received at K. C. Searls. Ladies can procure Hughes A Storey's tailor system at the Ladies Bazaar. H. J. Sower. ! agent. 1 have received mv tail line ol , kid gloves, and our $1.5o glove is I tin- l;-t ever otPTeil here for the money. E C. Searls. (iet some of those tine pies and cakes lor MinUav at LSiackbtirn & Pironi'.x. Ion't cook over the hot stove these days. Cash paid for haled hay and oats at L. Sender.- stM'des. Good prices will lie paid for large or small quantities. (iraifwohl's fine teas, with the cut-glasswure that goes w ith them. tonus quite an attraction and goes very rapnlly. Veuif-on. corned beef, clipped lieef, and a new lot of full cream v aiiiorma cneese, jusi tne tiling lor lunch these waim davs. Call on Spencer A Blackburn. Secure your railroad, steamship and sleeping car tickets to all points North, South and East via the Union Pacific, railway, and save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. Vou cannot accomplish any w o'k or business unh'su v m feel well Il voli feel lined up tiled out take Dr. .1. II. 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, bananas, plums, apples, and in fact every kind of rare fruits and fresh tJ "tables, is to be found at .las. F. Powell & I'oinpany's gi-.cery Mtore. They k ej. ;s'l t he loarket affords. Mi.-aes 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 lie admitted up to the age of 12 years. Children taken to and from school. Undue exposure to cold w inds, riin, bright light or malaria may bring on inflammation and sore nes of the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc Lean's Strengthening Eve Salve will subdue the inflammation, cool anl soothes the nerves, and strengthen weak and failing eye sight. 25 cents a box. WAXl'KO A irnt-H-lmw wire nmttniw eaver. Aildreio Spukane Wire Mu-tit-ail Fatt.iri, Mtntnnr w:iiru N. -J16 W. second Ht., Sjiokiie r'alU, VVih NOTU.K IS HKUEBY UIVtN I HAT ALL wr-inn indabted 'to thr old linn of krauime & Klein are re'iueHted to come for ward and nettle up promptly, as theaco.unU niuut i cioik-u. ivlein iiaoa. Jas. K. Powell AJ Co. have just received a large lot of fresh fruits .tod vegetables. riHILoH'S VITALIZER it what you nerd O 'or Conntipatioo, Iom ot Appetite, DUzi iieaa, and al Bvmpt nns of I)) Bpv-l a Price 60 aud 76 ceiiU per buttle. For aale-bv KoDhay & M.nton. WANTED A HttW BOAKkiKflS. IN uuire at the reudence of Mm. M, B. Oorria, t'eurU aatl Oaiapooia wi E)f. fcTTOJM SPECIALIST, BLUMBERG'S BLOCK, ALBANY. ORE CON, By the most modern and ap proved methods cures female dis eases and private diseases of either eux. He lias 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. Latest 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 Sarsa par ilia; it -vill make yon bright, active and vigorous. THE'STaTE Iputal Com 1 Ol'KNS SEPTEMBKK 12. l.V.Mi. I Cour-e of study arranged ex- ( pn-ssly to meet the needs of the i farming and mechanical iutere.-.fs of the state. Large, commodious and well ventilated buildings. The college is located in a cultivated ; and Christian community .and one of the healthie-t in the state. Alilitary training. Expenses need not exceed $l."iO for the entire session. j Two or more fre scholarships ' from every Oregon county. Write ; for catalogue to j B. L. VRNOLD, Pres. J Corv-tllis, Oregon. L)R BALK. A MtW 8IMIKK HKWINO MACHIMI, . t at k really mluenl mteft; also choice canary birds, Kii'iUh ami Oerumn niiigeni. i 1'i.r irtii'niArb iimiur of Mrn. VVni. Mrer. Farmers Attention 1o you want to buy a Binder, Engine, Tbresber, Mower or other mac-bun i ) this year ?' a. Steamtoat Load of Fa:m Keclirciy jrst urc: AT STEWART Grail a,ndlSel ttt AVKnt. Ton Want. Midsummer JVLv Stock is now complete em bracing; all the latest novel ties in Dress GroocLs both in WOOL AND WASH FABRICS. LADIES ! We make a specialty of In knit Ribbed and Muslin Our prices are the LOWFST and our goods dm Underwear We carry a mil line of the world renowned Broai i. elled. In emV-roideries and tlouncings we have a-; will be oonvin- ed that Albany is the best trailing pi . . hat a Korl line Is a trnoil, lie.tllhy, pearly .i-kili. Few art- uwurc the uliorl time il t.iki a Uii-ordereil liver 1j can-i- hlntclieb uii the face ami a dark greasy skin (me hot tie of IJeicirs lilood purifier ami Mood uiukir will I e" tore Uii- orjiali lo iU natural und lieuitliv etate unit eieanses the blood .if all iinpuritieb. H Is inei-thig willi woiideiful success Try it. It is guaranteed. All ilrm; tcitto keep it A OuimI Cough Svrui. There is iioiliini; pureiits sliouhi lie eo i-ureful about us selecting a vougb syrup. BeiTjfn I berry couv'b syiup is meeting itli wonderful success. The best is tiouu to trood. Be sun- you tet Heifirs. Kveiy bottle is warranted. All drugKiBts kee it Tlie People's Bakery! fresh Breai Fies d Cabs DAILY. Fine Cakes a Specialty. BLACKBURN A PIRoNI. ir'DMCROCERS AKJ BAKERS. (iUANT's PASS PEACHES ! MUELLER & GARRETT EXCI.l S1VK AOKSTS Orders for any quantity wil e promptly tilled. Anno Ws 173 : V i Si Mlito FREE FROM POISON. W. AHT 'STUDIO. Mrs. Dr. I'.iltoii, Lyon aud id slit-cl. 1a.'ooii.-) gl Veil ill urawliie, oniiunio ahii uiusii . i'n-lurea tor juie or painted Lo order. .IU lile.i. We think t:.e people will like lo buy live one po.i:. ; i;i.o oi ' tjilcfi dll laundry oo.;p ( r two hits. V'o will seil at thai . e lo-.iuy. I'l..'. v . bi..auuki. id I -i uri. ai.li:! a i-ui'L iui cHlarr . lia.. il. ll , niM- cold al.il eon l' Ifc. l.tt :l t"..-;c ahii liiiplca-s-alj l.Olu laluli.i. k.l ..-l. UiLuu iliicillou I all nil , ey all ul ug juctii..! iu .itiii-lm Ulu, Ii.. , I Jl. til ,:il ioi 1, M-nt Lij i-.m . y t i.i.y A Tbe only ii." colU in Uie lieu l atari bai ilcaii M'lie Hit- re:i.-M I . alh, ri-nliiul :o.u pleasant n. aiiil a tun' is iv Isl.-.. ficlili li Alcil.l-al l.ollip UlUllUl, 11 cai man. I .U, i .VlUaOll, Use elegant lotion for tunburu Kti) UKUVi illLLS ISO II, 1. -.I SI. .V i NEW t'ii. i. E.-.n (su-jvriur lnr tumy aim Hhmt i, um.) i Best mim FacuiliBS- lligticst autU pocv f-aiu !ir mh.mI'- cVLiiAV uiiEiiwN Ve Uave made ai i ali'cUJelils lo r-.UJ -ply moucy to ..u 1.1, ion-; ,,un al . w rules ol iiilcicst on unproved luiui, unci choice ciij proovity. itiose wlio coulcmp;ale iiuiiun. oi n k IduiUiau get iiioiiej . oc-e Us vvaLLacE .V (.'L-iCii. Viereck's thavin.' and hair cut ting saloon, shaving lo cents. r r I'.-t c3 re fc: c ci IS0. & SOX yncemeiil Id THE- Call and hmk at.uiv.-.li.n ii niiiiyiiiisi Wc hsve a vi-ry m,,, f,, iIkhi.i oom ..i ii.,-. j-. ttt.S jjrii-e ever nth rei in l he MEM liiik ss GiHjds, which for wei-r i.i il tiii'isl- un- unequ toirk as -any houi-e in II. e s!afe. C;.ll ard vou egon. pleasure to tl.-v. gi,iliJ. F. READ
