Morning daily herald., September 11, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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3ttotmnfl 5aUg SetaU
ON S4I.R.
The Daily IIkk
ale each morning a
book atore.where it
at 5 cent per copy.
i. it will be on
II. J. Jones'
in be procured
JOTTINHt ABOI r TOWN.
TnF- MOT?ymf7, ,rrF!T?AT,T:TITTTT?STAY, SPTEfBETT 11, 1890.
1 ,t-i-k of
muitiou. '
I llill".--!
ii lilieral
I hilt the 1
Ji)T-t Wl'flt 1I !
from there to !
Canes at French's
Silver headed canes at F. M.
trench's.
The latest in canes at the corner
jewelry store.
Gold headed cnes at the corner
iewelrv store.
See those undressed k.d gloves
at W. F. Read'.
When von wan i .1 niee hat call
on W. Simpson.
Iadiea fast black coi eta and an
derwear at E. C. Searla.
All the latest in cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read'.
A fine line of fall te;t gowns just
received at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Just received a new ptock of Y.
S. F. hosiery at W. F. Head s.
Fine line of neckties in tin- latest
styles just received at E. C. Searls.
Jas. F. Powell & Co. have just
received a Urge, lot of fresh fruit.
The Albany Collegiate Institute
opened yesterday with a large at
tendance. Over a 1000 different patterns
of dress go- ds to choose from at
W. F. Read's.
The trial of S. II. Walpole has
again been postponed, this time
until Saturday.
Stylish coats ami jackets fur
ladies, misses and children at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Try Blackburn A Pironi's once
for groceries and provisions; yon
will never regret it.
See our novelty dress patterns.
They are cheap and of the latest
styles. G. VV. Simpson.
New groceries this week at
Blsckburn & Pironi's, and every
thing just as represented.
There is a rumor that a certain
merchant in this city w ho is sell
ing out at cent is compelled to do
so.
Mrs. E. R. Ciieadle and daugh
ters returned yesterday from Soda
ville, where they have been rusti
cating. I
For rent, a building suitable for j
small business or aiiessiuak?r, on
First street. Inquire of E. - L.
Thompson.
A girl wanted to do ligit work
for a family of three. Must under
stand cooking. Enquire at Ladies'
Bazaar.
Win. M. iloag and Wallis Nash,
o' tlu- O.-egon Pacific railroad, were
in the city yesterday and returned
to Corvallis.
We carry a full lin of men's,
boys, ladies and children's shoei
at figures that will surprise you.
G. V. Simpson.
Matthews & Washburn now ha1
in stock the largest and most
blete line of heating stov
brought to the valley.
Matthews A Wasb
terprising hard' rn, the en
dealers, receive- -fe ml 8,ovl
load of stov' . their third car
Condur J yesterday.
Oregon -or Kennedy, of th
hav Pacific, and his la.mil
ih j gone to The Dalles to attend
.e funeral of a relative.
For Sale One good second hand
wagon and harness. Will sel
cheap or will trade for hay ami
oats Inquire of Blackhuru A Pi
roni.
Wait Mead ami Stephen A.
Burge have oened a jewelry store
' on Broadalbin street near Brow
nell's store. See their adv. else
where. Iton't irritate your lungs with a
stubborn cough when a pleasant
and effective remedy may be found
in Dr. J. II. Mclean's Tar Wine
Lang Balm !
Chas. II. Hart, as will be seen
by the dissolution notice elsewhere
in this morning's paper, is carry
ing on the painting business on
his own account.
Fresh bread, fresh breail, fresh
bread. Order your pies and cake.
from Blackburn A Pironi; they
are experienced bakers and can
make anything you want to order.
The genuine Boynton furnaces
are sold by Matthews A Washburn
the largest kealers in stoves and
ranges in the vallev. Go and in
spect their stock, they can please
you.
Prof. J. J. Komig ind Miss Lot
tie Keys, the balloon ascension ist
and double parachute jumpers, are
in the city and will probably make
arrangements for an exhibition
here.
C. G. Bnrkhart, while going
home the other evening was "held
up" by tramps. .Mr. Burkhart
ImiM'ng. have a nne
ood- and invite exm
Th -v are enterprising
men and will command
pa'ronag.
It has lwen lear '
Schmidt S hhnfer
Grant' Pass and
Ellensburg.
T!if Pendletou East. rifiii.n
sas: Mi-lvaiii?.s- t tie iieir-n
liiin.-trel who Misiia vd the ati'i-c
tinu-iof a Lewiton iriri a':d 11111
awav with her, nass'-d throui'li
Pendleton with the d.-luded y;ut;:
woMian an L lier li'lle brotlier.
M-Kanlass' company hasstr.ind".l.
M B, We R.-a. formerly sup -ri'i'e-i-dent
f material on the r- gnn Pa
cific, now .-Miperinreiulcn of con
struction on theOie.-onan road,vva
in the cilv last evening, lb- re-
KK.ll. Ksr.vrt. S II.CS.
Win I finikin to 1 isivid E.Iun
k i 11. invrtsi in ltsl.tni aies
1.' U -t $
II lirvant f.. l.v 1 .1 It tilex .
l: '.j iut -, Bryant a t ....
Ilii.un Sin tli ( ix- -herill' 0 .1
r ender-. 1 i.t I larrishiirir
iliriui Sin-id !.- shfi'iM' t
I Ha U M.Mi.l-i'.liall, :.' l..ts.
Ilairisiiur'
Sarah M l. .i.lt-r to Emma .V.
Baltimore, 1 lot ili ."r, Al
bany .'o'mi Sfitt to M K I'.ilveu I jr
10, -ci.'
I vJori'i
III rk. Hi
Ma I. Pct-T on to M Kl'ti
12
If
it.-o (.' WiImjIl. 1
J.
:.ri0
1;
orts the work almost compW t'd
in the Si-io switch R. II. Birch,
nephew of Manager Scott. a"d .Jnu.
Simpson, in charge of the ware
houses, were with Mr. Mi-H-a.
Th.. titrv!i!1id TiniMU uii- :l..ii
I there is a syndicate lieinjr formed
in ('orvallis ti pmchase a tract ;i
liHI acres ol laml, ijetiveeii her-oTrnd
ibany, 011 the line of th.v ( p
and plant it in prune frre. Tin
investment, we believe, would In
;rTilitab!e and HonUl demonst: ;t'
the fact that the Willamette Valley
is Utter adapted to fruit th iii
cerea's. We trust ther--aveenoiis.'ii
vith coniidence in our favore 1
locality to give the scheme a
thorough trial.
The Portland Examiner -ays:
Antonio Pantiliu, a tailor. !! 11 lt
Iinsiness at No. UColmnbiastreet,
was arrested yesterday afteriiooi;
by Constatile Thomas, on a charge
I adultery with Flora Kinca'al.
Tht complaint was male by the
woman s histaml Jamison Kin-
caid, whose name liears a vorv 1111
-avory reputation in itolice eirclcs.
Flora Ki.icaid was Flora H-jvt, and
is thj girl who ran aay to Albany
witn old KiutMKl, an-J xx-ho alier
w-tnls married iiet to g t out of
the scrape. She iri not yet 01 aire,
tint merely a child in years. Her
mother, Mrs. Julia lll.yt, is- very
familiar with courts, and the jr.f1,
is keeping up the reputation the
family. L'lid'T propi-r reariiif UIld
circumstances she doubtless -aouM
have made a i;ood woman, uinl it
is not too late yet.
Mr,rk S.-T.II -y
'' iVice. 4l ucj cs
r, t.P M Smit b , 2
a r-'s
II II Cham
and C ('
14 W .
lots, Iorst 11011 - . . .
'( A Yomiii to I" V McFtJion,
.loth, '.ilk II IPs Jd ad
Nancy T '.'er-1 to A I' '.iir ij-er,
2 'ts, Si-i
.! II liurk'iaii to A l-it-iLkuu.
1 1.4J a. r-s. !(l W ::
A din-'l r 'o 1 1 Parson.-, M;f
xlT e-t, H's 4th r.d x--c
p .. !;rviir- iii cr.vj.-rv
iV li -an- T ! lenrv Yi-i-t K-
s;-ii , I riN. ."ii acres,
' -V ("louder to 1
'-. lot IPs :;d ad
.1 Wa-som t .II.
a. u - 1 1 W 1 .
Ma t; t t. '1:
i-.i.tn. pi -. ! "in.
.! t) ir - is to 1 i
A acres-, ii :;
! M Uil- o -it j Harriet Tillol
soii. 4 lots, Lrb.n-ori
J vV Sutton 1. 1 Spictr ilowers.
117 acivs, 12 W 1
Orego- ln'W II Klum, 18 47
acr-s, VJ 'A" 2
I:! W 4 .
vv lhi i-
.11 HHt
40
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4-vm
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Pox,
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just
BfSINRsS LOCALS.
;!l'ltJWH It. .1. H- 't t I ' -.
fount iin onus t V. ill Stare's.
C5umining's for choice soda wa
ter. Sweet potatoes at .las. F. Powell
t Co. s
Uvntl"tinn' tine sfioet itt E. C.
-earls'.
Drink ice cold soda at
I'.row ti'-H's and U- hatinv.
Latest designs in jewelry
received F M. Krern-b'-.
Vieivck's sdavinr and hair ciit
t'mir sa'oon, shaving 15 cents.
Ludlow's $::.!H ladies shoes all
si.cs and widths at E. C Searls.
Try (nn A I leadi ics-in'- ui-ce
00 groceries ainl von will b- hai.v.
io to I 'iimmin j'-.i dm st'.r-
r.lvi'ii,N-ri Hock, for your ailit's
s Hijilii-b.
aches A Son received a large
tnx'o'ce of la-1 and win'er woo'ens
ri-ct'i'tb .
And wlit-n yon want a dclicv.ni
cold drink go to i K. I'.row 11. -'I'll
r soda.
We make a sjM-cialty of I'.m-
1 ikes for panics .m. weddio.-s.
1 .iaibiirn l'ironi.
I'sc BeKc - !..mlcli(i lnt'.i-i!' 'or
:im:i!xlioii.
;-lisiasi-s
HATE KNOTS AND'OKAIN.
lvpi-ii.i ml -.'i liii.!i'-il
Puiiits in Which aUlitmauil Keaeut-
fainburt: bitpktth.
In cutting a diamond, sometimes
a knot is di 'covered. These re t
little substances as much harder'
than the diamond itself a- you can
imagine. They are to the stone
the same as he knot in .1 pine
lioard. Wl en a diamond with
these cbarai t. rist cs is d't-con led
it has the same etl'e t on the pol
islier tin t striking of a '- dl lins
upon a articnicr uli. n :-aiL' 1
board. It take- mo t sai.d mont hs
to po!i-h a k-.ottv s'. i.e-. an-' 1
irive knmt n a year's -.v- ik to in
tuit in on .-lie toi !' if ,
not constant lab ir. bu:
lin ked up at 1 dd t 1 les
was nothing to do
I'h.. i nihei' has a No
. j;aillM xhi; i l.g the
he imder-fo i a d:-im
.ra'"i ' h: -am as a ;.i- 1
:fid the east car e---i:
result in ku Irt--.-. ' :
t- weight. W!i !
ii'r.d an- ...: tii-i-ij'
se!i!.iii t---- n so!:
r !.i x it y .11 he p:'
ill. in. A hei: i --i-:in'
oil of t c lit ¬
is to find 'Vit ' hv ill : Cl o
.r -I- o not to i-ill iiyrii;
t be
lu n 1 In r-
t.
d 1
d
as a
o .1.
'-n H- 1. llii
;! thi .. i
li- a-fers o' tbi-
t'.iv ;ire
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Voiiii.
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Hejjs celvliratt-il fa!ni!
I'- for sale li . iiil ii-adiii!
vi-rv u tierc.
rcl-iclii-.l
1 ll-.i:-1
:i
i i
dress '
sto-k j
$LO.S54
mining cLiims
The IVci-l' I'ixr
The Salem Statesman savs
. e
.0111-
evei
th..
big central concrete ier ,i the
bridge across the rivt-r here iij'v
looms high in the air andexpecie i
10 icrti 11 i-oiiiiiciioii mi- ex-i.'ing.
Its appearance is that ot a linn
structure, and tt will ,IO ,0.c
withstand the elements. I; lu ks
as if it miuht en. lure fir tigts. In
this connection it is aiivni"' t.
imagine what woul t hae been
the appearance of (;raI1,iahrs
angular pier r
not inlet rur
I'lie prea .
com pa' .. work
oe conimeiiced at on the other
..r on the I'olk count v side. I tie
grillage f r it is already completed
ami will be ready to receive the
concrete its soon as the eoi.tiae' is
are through with the big c ta
pier.
id the autiiont'i
.ten its coiistnicii-.il.
pier looks weo
will
p5
Total
The I 'I'nwiiiK
oavc heef, tileil :
.loon M. t'hesnev and J. V.Pijie,
Redtifiss mine, od dis' net, San-
tiaui.
John McChesney, Dexter (Juarlz
tui tit-. od district, Saiitiam.
.1 W 'iar iiu-r, l'aio Alto (Quartz
uniie, tuar zviiK mining district
No. :;.
4'OI.I.KliK MITES,
( oliece opened with an mi'i'ease
of atteud.uic!' of .ver 3'. per cent
-tiioveany reconl of past years.
The business dcfiartinent. btins
auspiciously with a large enroll
ment. Under l'rof. McKee.'s ef
tice' t mauag'-Jiieii'. this ne.-w de
partment will undoubtedly prove
very successtul.
Owing to unavoidable delay,
'lis- Moses will Hot arrive until
Monday. Her work is being ar
ra'isied'and ably e inducted by Miss
l.ib'oy Irvine.
The atteiidanee of students fro 11
a di t-i'ice and Iroio the country is
larger ti is year than ever bef.jre.
The new addition to the i-clleire
buil-.iiig i- nearly rompleted and
will tie ur'-atly appreciated by the
studeiiis.
. .Iiltion Nulicre.
hereby :ivcn that
Not io
was at the counter paying be
Koltlifil at l'orllnl.
Mrs. N P. Hri-'.'s was m un
fortunate victim last Fridu at the
hand-ot wile 01 iwu.11... j ll!ht
tir:gered gentry, .-he was staying
at the Hotel Perkins ami whi'e siie
..11.
ner
ua
1 len.
. and
cks.
ecu
she
the
iiief's
might
n eon
but
s .iad
. St
the
j partnership heretofore existing tie
j tween Ibt. iy Mill-T and Charles
1 H . Ilait, nudei toe firm
I "tt ilt-r vV (I. nt, is heiehv
bv mutual consent. The
w.U be continued hv
or very shortly ai.erwar
.lre-s was cut with a knii
the pocket, and her purse
It contained $o0 in mom
alsjut IJ.OtKi in notes and
1)i coii'se pay nun'
stopped on tne la'tcr f .o
loses only the casn. "
(Htcket b.H.k led into lh
hands a few hours sootier t.
have fared better., as i; u
ta'nd cons -I'Ta'.le mo
U..; .. t . 0.1. us. 1i igs
..1.......I i.... .1 i..l,i.,r I ......
filM.C iin ..v . . . v j
Marv's A'-;i lamv and paid a wars
tuition in advance. I 'orvallis
Times. - J
name ot
lissolved
btisice-s
has. II.
Hart, to whom all accounts are
due and must be naid.
Dated Albany, Sept. 10, lS'.if).
Mll.l.bK V II.XKT.
OBITUARY.
Marv Winkle Porter, was born in
I.KTTKK l.l-T
Following is
Missouri March, 1-t IS.ltl. and
married lobti E. Porter Dec. IJ'itli.
1S47.
1 hev cr ss.-d the plains in 1.S4S.
She died Sept. 4th. ISiKI very
,-uddenly 01 heart tumble.
She was the mother of nine
children, live of whom remain to
iii 1 1 ti le-r loss.
he obeyed the (lospcl of Christ
about the "year Isti'j, and died a
she lived a Cliristain. What more
lean tic aimed : x orus aooeu
i list of the letteM 1 would weaken the statement.
Mens , youlu ;ii.u :.-
ing and furnishing good
Simpson's.
Soecia! prices made on all
gools to liake room for fall
.it. l.l. . .Mllll8011 s.
New satteens, gingham's chain
bra's and other watvi goiHls just
received at G. W. Simpson's.
Happy Is he who buys his fruits
and vegetables of C E. lirow nell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Smoke tht celebrated Havana
filled o-cent inars, manufactured
it Julius .losirh's cigar factory.
We have our new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the best value ever
show n in Albany at W. F. Read's.
A large invoice of our celebrated
''Engineer" shoes just received at
E. V: Searls.
Ladies can procure Hughes A
-torey's tailor system at the
I adies Pazaar. II. 1. Sower,
agent.
1 have received my fall line of
kid gloves, and our $1.50 glove is
the be-it ever offered here for the
money. E. C Searls.
let some of those fine pies and
cakes for Sunday at Blackburn A
Pironi's. Don't cook over the hot
stove these days.
Cash paid for haled hay and oats
at L. Senders' stables. Good
prices will le paid for large 01
small quantities.
Gradwold's fine teas, with the
cut-glassware that g-ies with them,
'onus quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
If you fed unable to do 'on
work, and have that tired feeling
take D'. J. II. McLean's Sarsapar
illa; it A ill make you bright, active
and vigorous.
Venison, corned beef, cl ipped
iH'ef, and a new lot of full cream
California cheese, jusr the thing
for lunch these warm days, ('all
on Spencer A Blackburn.
Anything you want in our ba
kery department is of the very1
best. Good goods and low-
is what you get there. Blackburn
if Pironi.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and Fast via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
olHce on Broadalbin street.
You cannot accomplish any wo-k
or business unless y ju feel well
If you feel used uji tired out
take Dr. . I. II. Mclean's Sarsapa
rilla. It will give you health,
strength and vitality. Foshay A
Mason.
Messrs.
rec.-ived :
'.A et ware
ri' gs in!
Call and :
Will
V St;.rk
mid :'.
! ; of ;
tln-'i Iii
1, ;
l--:i.r
wa c:
1
NT -oiiiiu.t .b fnii.iiitHil l,..i.- r .' M.tii
i... 11, .an 1m- rente"! i. a irel-e.t.if '-wai
wif or 'wo ii-dic, I.v rttil.wiu i. J. '
-1- tt. on mi Hiiei t, l. ut-eii ltro.iil.iiii.
und El w .rth j
X 11. Ire l-ur I'uhliritliiin.
United States Itnd Office)
Oregon City Or. May 2Sl8'J0f
jVjOTlCEIS HEREBY GIVEN
' that in conipiiance with the
provisions of the ai t of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled" An act for
the sale ot timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory." Charles M. Postman, of
Tacoma County of Pierce, State
of Washington lias this da v tiled in
thisoflice his sworn statement No
2080, tor the purchase of the S. W
'4 of Section No. 12, in Township
No. 11 South, Range No. 1 East
and will ufli-r proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to cs
tablish his claim to said land
be. ore the Register and Receiver
of thisoflice at Oregon City, Ore-go-,
on Thuisdav' the 25th, dav of
September, 18!Ml. He names as
witnesses; F. E. Van Cise, .1.
Brennan, M Scliali'er, L. Williams.
All of Tacoma, lierce county,
Washington.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely the above described
lands are requested to file their
claims in this ollice 1,11 or before
sai.l 2-',t.i dav of Sept. lS'.KI.
J. T. Al'PEKSON.
Register.
Villr tor Puhllrallrn-
United States Land Office )
.I.dv 12 18!K)
HEREBY GIVEN
that in compliance with the
provision of the act nt CougredS of
Juiu 8, 1878, entitled ''An act fur
the sale of timber lanihi in tht States
ni California, Oregon, Nevada, anil
Washington Territory." Klein Wil-
y',K K" 1 cox of Seattle, County ot King, State
ot Washington lias tins day tiled 111
this otfioe i'is sworn statement No.
2158, for the purchase of the S, K. 1
; of Section No, 24. in Tjwnslup No.
i 1 1 South Bailee No. 1 East, and will
olltr proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its tim
j her or stone than tor agricultural
j purposes, and to establish his claim to
I a -id land before the Register and Be
i ceiver, of this otlice at Oregon City
I Oregon, on Wednesday the 22 nay
'of October, lS'.K). fid names as
1 witnesses: Win, Rel, and H. P.
! Cameron, of Portland, Oregon, J. F.
! Stevenson and K. Stevenson, of
Oregon City Or
SIOIKK IS
II
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riir i,,,! ,.,., ..,,-,!,,,.,,,, Lebanon, Oregon.
there is remedy that produces such j
remaining uncalled for in the post
office at Albany, Oregon, Sept. 10,
18!HI. Persons calling tor the same
Soon but lew will be lett to icll
the story ol the hardships ;:nd
privations, incident to pioneer life,
will please give the date on which I 'hat they endured. M iy Heaven's
1 ... ... . - .1 : I. ...... ........ !.....-.
thev were advertised: Dick
Burns, Richard E. Burns, Lean ler
W. Borton, Frank Curry, Geo. L.
Cromwell, Edward T. Chapman,
Mrs. Livicy Daiigherty, Emery
(i. French Augistus I'o'iome,
Mrs. Anna G ruber, J. E He. l is,
Henry Little, Dr. Alexander Mon
roe, Frank More, Miss Emma
More, E. K. Pappleton, Janus G.
Simmons, E. M. Stearoe, O. P.
Sherman. A. J. Turpin, Henry
Wigener, Mr.-. M. I. Wighbtnan.
Another Kunh,
Yesterday tbe clerks at Mueller
A Garrett's were kepi veiy busy
....it!.,., in. in.luiu lur their ceie-
- . . .'ill Llll 111' . " .... - - - -
managed to convince them tht lie 1 i,r4lU.j t'alifornia cream chee-e.
was not the mau they were look- j Keliujlie Sw iss cheese, chipp d
ing for. , jjp Hokel herring, milc'i. r her-
Don't fail to see our men's and j ring, potted ham, chickens,
boyB' clothing before purchasing j turkey, and a full line of A I Inn. h
elsewhere. We sell the best i Quods', of which they have re-
ciotning iot trie laast money ot
any house in the citv. Look and
be convinced. G. W. Simpson.
J. R. Abbey, of Albany, Or.,
formerly train dispitcher of the
Oregon Pacibc railway, is in the
ceived a tine lot.
A Knl Full.
IVl Stimson, who wushtiri Tin s
day, mention of which was made
in tlie Hkku.ii vesterdav, was in-
w.-is improving. I In- tall came
very near pr-lucicg coiicii-s:oii of
the brain.
citv on a visit to Georrn W liir ' iured much woise that at first
He will probably remain here supposed. He was very bad all
permanently. Seattle Teleuranh. i day yesterday but in the evening
Rev. E. S. Conger, Pastor of the
University church of Passadeiia, 1
Cal., will preach in the Universal !
st church of Albany, next Sunday
Sept. 14th mornining and evening :
t the usual hours. All are cordi
ally invited.
Ladies who experience a sense
of Weakness and sometimes lame
nes of the back should use Dr. .1
II. McLean's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier, it w ill eup-
choiccst blessings rest upon them,
and death lieonlv a covered w avh ad
ing lo that country where trial and
privations are unknou 11. We tried
to sneak words of com ort to the
bereaved, based on John .". l'8-2!.
May we all be led by God's g od
ness not only to aepeiitence but to
eternal life. A. B. Wapk.
HALSEX N0IE8.
Hai.skv, --ept. 10.
Kev. P. M. Starr is improving.
Miss Carrie Van Winkle isvisit
ing in Albany.
Sherman Pearl of Oregon City is
visiting friends here.
Ed. .lenrt has his barn well filled
whti hav and straw but no root on. ;
Rev. E. X. Van Winkle and ;
famdv have returned irom Sola-j
ville." j
Miss Anna Godley Ins gone .to j
attend the consevatory of music,!
at Boston.
There are no vacant houses in '
Haisey. and the Drs. complain of !
nothing to do.
Ijev. lames Pearl, or Father I
Pearl as he is commonly known, j
has gone to I pper So-ia.
Th.- sportsmen are enjoying
sitisfactory results as Dr. .1. II. Me
Lean's Liver and Kidney Balm,
its iieuial and invigorating efl'ect
on Liver and Kidneys is remarka
ble. An elegant display 01 fruit, in
cluding peaches, apticots. melons,
pineapples, bananas, plums,
apples, and in fact every kind of
rare fruits and fresh vegetables, is
to be found at -las. F. Powell A
Company's grocery store. They
keep all the market affords.
Undue exposure to cold winds,
rin, br.ght I gl.t or malaria mav
bring on inflammation and sore
nes of the eyes. Dr. J. II. Mc
lean's Strengthening Eye Sal'e
will sii1m1iu the inflammation, cool
and soothes the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing eye
sight. 25 cents a I'ox.
Frouch Tansy XVafers.
These wafers are a sure and safe
specific or all kinds of female
troubles and - ill remove all ob
structions to the monthly periods,
no matter what the cause. They
are just what every woiiimi needs,
and can Vie used safely. For sale
by the Livingstone .Sledical Co.,
manufacturers, Portland, Oregon,
also from our sole agent. J. A.
dimming, druggist, Blumlerg
block, Albany, Oregon.
Then
Albany Engim
day evening at 7
ot the foreman.
W11.1.
Attention.
will be a rcgulai
Co. I,
Iril! of
this Ihur-
o'cIock, oy order j IIuned to Dallas.
tiiemselve- hunting birds, not w ill:
tanding, there is a game law.
Rev. A. C. Fairchil-l assumed
the nastorate ol the M. E. Church
insiead of D. T. Stimmcrville re-
II
Waknkk,
Secretary.
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... , , . . .. . 1 ' tun arc
piy me mucu needed strengin and t or jnjiiuiu.,
overcome an weakening irregulari
ties. Messrs. Wandel A Hollenbeck
who are occupying the MxFarland
sutft ring w ith weak
eves, or granul Ued
e el ids, you can be quickly cured
by using Dr. .1. 11. McLean's
Strengthening Eye Salve. 25 cents
a box.
Thomas Brink has just received I
the tinest stock of upholstered j
gixnls ever brought to this city. 1
It will do you good to call and see j
his goods, "even if you do not buy. I
! Kail and Winter Woolens.
i We have received a large
i invoice of line woolens, including
. novelties of the latest foreign and
, eastern designs and await your
I early inspection. It is of course
! understood we positively guaran
! tee perfect tit and first-class work
; inanship.
I Zachks A Son,
i Merchant Tailors and Draper9
Opposite Postotlice.
Have you seen the new soda
fountain at Cuiuining's?
A new line of black silk mitts
just receive 1 at E. C. Searls.
E. C. Searls has opened one of j
the iinest s ocks ot shoes ever- Quench your thirst at the new
shown in this part of Oregon. . soda fountain.
Any and all iiersous claiming ad
versely the above-described lands are
requested to Hie their claims in this
office on or In-fore said ''id, day of
October, 1WK).
J. T. APPERSON.
Register.
VMloe ;rr ruliliralion
Land Office atOkkuon Citv.Ok ,i
August 4, 1890, f
NOTICE is hereby given that the
following-named pettier lias filed
notice ot his intention lo make filial
proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will he mode before
the county judge or clerk of Linn
county, at Albany, On .n, on Sep
tember 2!, 1890, viz: Thomas B
Lewis, I : ste;iil entry, Xo52CS, for
. E I ot Sec 21, T 13 S, R 1 K. He
nam 's tne following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land; Carl
Kiiiehait. T D Wedle, .l.ilni Chris
tian and llnain Pickens, f h of Sweet
Home poHtotliue, Linu county, Ore
gon. .1. T. Appkknon,
Register.
01 Ire l-'ttr Pabllraflon.
United States Land Office I
Oregon Citi Or. Aug. 5 W.HI. (
NOTICE it hereby given Unit
in compliance with the provisions
of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878,
entitled "An act for the sale of tiniher
lands in the States of California, Oie
gon.Nevada.and Washington Ty. ' Fred
A Zuhn. of S . ; i Ki n
State of Wash , has this day tiled
his oflice his swor statement No
iVMi, lor the purchase of the X.
of Section No. Vi, in Township No, 13
South, Hange No. 2 Ktst. and
will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its tiniher
or stone than for agricultural purpose"
mid to estuhlish his claim tosaid l-ind
tie fore the Kegister and Receiver ot
this oifcee at Oregon City. Oregon, on
Tuesday the 18th day of November
lS'.lO. lie names as witnesse,: Geo,
A. Brown, ''red Rauli, W. Mclntyre
and II. ?liflw, all of Tacoma, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely the above-described lands
are requested to tile their claims in
this office 011 or before said 18th, day
of November, 1890.
J. T. APPERSON
Register.
HOPKINS BROs
v 1 fu'l of ri-i v 1 . s .1 t . ! I F ir i :tin l.
CS
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THEY (irUAKAJCTKK ALl vllK.
TIJV Til EM,
Do
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Farmers Attention
yon want t. Imy a Kinder, p:ngine, Thresher, Mower or other raacliiu;y
this year ?
() - v r
a Stoamtoat Load of Faixr 3 .sciirejy jtst acceiTec fc: '. c ttt at oi 1890.
AT
STEWART Sz SOX
Gra.ll and Sol ct What Yon Want.
Fall
Announcement !
I AM NOW RECElVIXti Til K LAKUKT A WELL ATUK BEST
Mil M l r.l' M ' A ix wr
FURNISHING ;001.
(JK.NTS' NECKWEAR,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
DRY GOODS,
FANCY iiOODS,
LADIES' HOSIERY,
CHILlKEN'S HOSIERY,
BY
Buying Your Pioiiertj
TIhuiikU the leal cr,laio rii ui of
Burkhart A Kceiiey:
The oleiest Real Eh t ate Firm in tit
Lades
and
Cilrens
CLOAKS-
GOSSIMERS & UMBFELbAS,
Ever lirouf?lit to the town of Albany. We invite comparison. We
kn w we can pleace. Gootl honeHt ikxkIs, low priees and courteoiiH
treatment. Respectfully.
W. F. EEAD.
Tliey hax-e latul ol al1 tlewrip
tionc for halt at the very lowest
pr--e anil on the moM fvorrfb!e
terms.
We have some tine bargains in
Htiiall tracts of garden and fruit
ImiiiIs near the city, which we are
otff ring at a (treat suerihYe. This
pioperty lies near lfi- I'itv.aiidis
the very beat on the market, part
of which jK net out to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a large list of choice
business and residence property
for pale including the Goltra park
addition, the l'8t, nearest and
l ap3t suburban property on
the uiarket. A lot in thif- addition
will double in value in leef than a
year.J
EAST PAYMENTS.
BURXKART & KEENEY,
RKA L EST A HE LOAN
AND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
REG0N
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