Morning daily herald., October 10, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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Mrs JK. v"""e ""W icliiered i f ...." l ' " " W t W I . I 1 1 1 W I W I ttto I
ay t 1 t irm tun smi i vsl mr . iiuukuinn :
of
Ttta JAtLT Ucitt'D will be Oil
co mornlns a II. .1 Jnni
wok store.where it tn be procured
t em is par copy.
C.
oyster cocktails at
OTTISO ABOL t TOWJf.
Table linen aFCc. Searls.
Fresb oysters at John Isom's.
Capes and jackets at E.
bearl-i.
Try the
Buenicke'a,
JJklu't underwear in all colore
at t. u. Scarla.
Jar-Juts and cnpes at E. C.
Searls.
fittest s'yles in cj;ea at E. C.
searls.
Plnsb and astracban caps at E.
C. Searlii.
Lowest rates
A Keener.
Black underwear for
at K. C. Searls.
east by Burkbart
gentlemen
wMen
Sr Bnrkhart A Keeney
you want to go east.
Great reduction in prices uf dress
goods at E. C. 8earl.
Oysters in every style at John
Isom's.
Ladies and children's onion suits
at the Ladiea Batvtar.
Hale Backensto and wife of
"Dallas are in the city.
Spectacles for every one at
Tiwucu's jewelry store.
Try the. finest -chocolate cream
in tbe.city at Boenicke's.
Jadjfe E. N. Tandy, of Harris-
nary, was in the city yesterday.
r-urmsiieq rooms to rent near
college. Inquire at tl-ia oitiee. .
Novelties in wash drew fabrics.
The largest stock in the city at
Mamuel E. Young's.
A display of shoes at C. E.
BrowneU's is being offered below
coat.
Albany ia to be congratulated in
securing such attractions as Ciara
Morris.
Shippers will soon be Iiappr, as
boats will be running shortly on
the upper river.
Tickets for sale by Burkbart &
Keenly to all points at via. the
laciuc rail road.
Mr. John Rogers, a former
prominent resident of Albany,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. Thomas H. Tongue, ' state
senator from Washington countv,
; was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Lafe Wilson, wife and child
came lon yesterday, front their
place on tlie Jiorth ra'utiaji near
tirctn Basin.
Goeastover the Northern Pacific
railroan. the shortest and cheaiies
route. Tickets for sale by Burk
a.rtdc Keeney.
J. B. Wyatt and O. V. Cohow,
of thi9 city were admitted to lite
bar at Salem Tuesday. They are
promis:ng young men.
TkjthVrther.i Pacific rail
nad for all point east, twelve j
honrsthe qmckeet route. Tickets
for sale Burkhart . Keener.
afahltinu- Tp..
cnrreil ritir lav af
3 o'clock at the Waverly hotel.
Doc U)gM. why lives about fi
miles eaet of this city, cut Harry
Ward in tin thro.it with a pocket
knife..
The men hud been drinking
heavily, and got- in:o a quarrel
overeome trivial matter in the
bar room. . They came ont in the
bail of the hotel and indulged in
language that propriety will not
permit being repeated. Logan
told Ward to leave him alone, and
pushed him away-with his open
hand, at the same time etenmnff
ineide the bar-room door. Ward
followed and caught Lo-an by the
day. October 2. 1890.
Jones, aged 56 years.
The funeral services wests held
Sunday and the rematijr laid at
rest in the Purdy centaury three
miles eatxi Harriebarg. The de
ceased leaves a bhsband. seven
! children, and a number of rela
tives in tlrs vicinity to mourn her
death. She was i sister of Robt.
Hayes- he came here from Cali
fornia in 1855 and has resided here
since thai date.
Immigrants are going into Siu
slaw coun'ry every week and tak
ing up what varaut land there is
left. A Corvaliis narer states that
rest collar, and. the lalter drew several wagon loads of immigrants
hi pocket knie snd slashed at passed thronh tht city on Tues
Ward's throat, cutting a friglitfnl day last on their way to Kiuslaw.
ana deep gash about four inches
lontr. The windrine was nearlv
severed. Ward (staggered into the
hal!ay and walked back ir full
lengtii to the bock door, wheri he
was loiind ivinz on hia faen in a
pl of l.iood. Wnen turned over
h:s head dropped back, exoosins a
rapping wound in which a man'
fist could be inserted. He was
picked up and carried to -No. 2
engine h-.use, where Drs. W. II.
uavis ana li. w. Matton dressed
the wound. Late last evening be
was removed to the Waverly hotel.
Immediately after the tjhhint
t : . .. r
UMBO nUDHl mil rJ thA na nnn
a V. ...V
went up the street at a rapid
pace, nearly a run, wiping the
viuui i mm ins nanas on nis coat
the while. He went to a store
where hit) wife was doing some
trading, and gathering up what
bad been purchased, started for a
back street where his team was
led. They got in and drove to
Fifth street, down widen thev
went with the horses in a run.
Croseing a place where the streets
had been xraded one sida of the
eeat fell down, and in this manner
A great many claims have hpn
taaenupm Hi at legion the paet
f cur.
The following preparation is
recommended for spraying fruit
trees. It has been used with givl
results : Take 12 pounds of whale
oil soap, and diseolve in 10 gallons
of waim water. Add 90 gallon of
cold water and spray. This can
be used a any time of the vear.
It is a cheap ;rrp:. ration.
radiugon lite Orejtoiiun rail
way ex'emicoi is leiug pnahe j
rijrht along and the grjulrrs h ive
reached itarinstflald.'-The ditot
uiuiiiiS s, liim piace ii: uc on
the banks of mill race, opiKs:!c J.
J. Walton's e-idence. Tlie con
iracoron the bridge across the
McKenzie are at work and are now
ninng in the pu-K.
' TV,.. . . . . . .
no irmpaKH case ot nenry
Spores ajfaiii-t fie Oregrmian Rail
way Co., lus satisfactorily settled
uy icie railway com pan v takiiit!
the line first surveyed and paying
ujcwsiw pruceeuiugs.
Boat MuTemeuts.
they went out of town through The Salem Statesman savs signs
Hackleman's grove and toward for n early resumption of traffic
Knox's Butte.
Constable U. Q. Burkhart and
c. w. Watts went after Loiran
un arnvine at his honm thv
iound no one at home, but in a
short time tfiev saw him driving
al r i r .
tio83 iue neia toward tne house,
uaviux laaen a Uinnnt ritntn
from the one the officers took.
They went out and met him. and
whn arreted he broke down Ann
cried. He trot in the bmrtrv and
was driven back to this city and
lodged in j iil last evening.
lhe injured nun has been here
only a short time and came from
Snohomish, Washington, where it
is said l.e has relatives. He has
been working for A. B. Bond, near
Knox F'rtle. Those who are ar-
nuainted with him sav th?t he is
very quarrelsome.
lie was removed from the en
gine house to a room at the Wa
verly hotel, an I at a late hour this
mort.ing be was sle.-ping easy, had
Iwen sitting up once or twice,
drank some water and talked
freely. There id every prospect
that he will recover.
When yn want to go cast se
r-nrkuait & Keeney. They can
re I you ticket to any and all
rointatthe lowest ra'e.
Tickets east over the Northern
I'autic railroad caunot be had in
Albany o anyone except T.urk
l.art & Keeney. l!emenver this.
Jotfph Talt is sgont for the!
union Mutual Accident As o.:ia
io of Chirac", company that
has many supeiior icHtnre."
Vr. J. L. Hill, of thi city, has
Ween appointed aistartt rurgnon
of Columbia Divisi n. No. 4, Uni
formed Kink, K. of V., with title
of captain.
Tho opening of the Albany Col
legiate. Institute thi.4 lall was full
and promising, and there has been
an increase of attendance every
week since.
The Y. P. 8. C. E. of the Con
gregational church will give a
acil to-nwht at jhn re t'dence of
Mra. Va-salo. Ail friend are cor
'dially invited.
The children' missionary band
of the Baptist church will give a
dime sociable at the residence of
IS. if. Pennington on Fri lay even
ing, Oct. 1). - All are invited toi
. attend.
Frank fiwrei.ee is in tho city
sketching fr a ireneral view to be
printed ia.the West snore in the
near nitur. He w It vimt all the
smaller towns throtihout the
ronnty ai.d make iili'.atratiom f.r
hi paper.
F. 1. Hi He.-, of I-lanon. . was
in me ritv vesterday. Mrs Miller
a d three etiitdren left f uemliiy
fr an Eastern trip. They go up-n
a itpecial excursion that" takes in
the entire Western states. Con
ductor Huston, and family, of the
j-enanon train, went upon
eame excursion train,
('.rvallis is iu darknes, or at
leist the electric plant has been
on the upper river are firnt rlnoa
The employes of the Orotmn ia.i
fic's three boats have been ordered
to report at Corvaliis for duty and
nuiu prewm niuicauoiB liie;r pon
orous whiatleB will soon be chas
ing echoes amid the Willamette
hills. They will probably start the
sums iu i liuiuug in a weeic or ten
uays. mere are large quantities
or ireignt anng the river waiting
to be moved, but it id to be regret-
uu me Oregon x'acinc company
has no facilities at Salem for hand
ling v. l bat company has not the
sign of a whaif or a warehouse
nere, autiougii Salem is the best
snipping point on tne river for its
ooais. ine union l'acific will not
be far behind in starting thn M,to
doc. The river is risinir at a oat.
iafactory rate, recisterintr voctr.
day a foot and a few inches above
the low water mark. That ri
all came within two or three days
oiiu iuc nsier ia grin coming up.
The resumption of shipping by
aler is something much to be de
sired, although but for the co3tly
delay of congress iu makinsr ap
propriations to remove the three
M!i8iuncent tars the boats ned
5cw Snprme Cunrt Clerk
Yesterday - E. R. Skinvorth I not havo 1 ec u taken off at. ail .'r.
clerk of the supreme court ten- j " 'be furumer. Ist j-ear they
dered his roi-icnat'on. tn tsk didn't miss more than mm or in
A. C. Wilson, bill for oaintin
sign on Brownavtlle bridge, $16,
uiKiiunra.
Fees in cue otl Bauta, allowed
except ior mileage for asaist.int
aeputy; also allowed in case
state against Thomas Anderson.
Monroe l'hdpot was appointed
B'lpervwor oi road district 43.
i reassessment roll was fotm
ally accepted and the clerk wan in.
fctructed.to carry out the levy and
A, county- road was ordered
openett in district 23, also in dis
irici i, ana that supervisor get
decking for bridge. Also in dis
trict 31, and that supervisor super-
utuu tne same.
Iu matter of the R. N. Tiiomn.
oou unuge oraered that the county
pay one-half of damaires allnwiwl
$282, in amount of F. F. Grafts
damage, $190, sd balance to K
w. Thompson. '
The assessment of McKnight
jros. was reduced on application
. ine tax levy was placed at 18
mills. .
C I) Montague, laid poor. . .
0 1 Cot-how, aid poor
D C Coolev, aid-poor
Cox & Finley, aid poor. . .
Il.unilton & Andrtwk, aid
. rtoorw . .v. ; ; V; .
Aid or F.- Workmiser
T.I WilsonraMtnoor
I B Fitiwater, aid poor. . .
fi F Crawford, aid poor. . . .
Ladies Aid Society, aid
poor,, ., ;
D I Hart, aid noor
1 F Russell, salary, etc.
W. E.Cnrl, salary.
K'eotJic Light .Co.. .
DUN Blackburn, salary
Pr Courtney, post mortum
f xaminailun . . . .
Dr Du Gas, attendance j
W itewsoin 22 00
N P Payne, fees. . .: : 87 25
y watts, job printing.. . 25 00
John Sinallmon, fees 60 00
Vaughn & Sloper, lumber. . 1125
u w Young, repairs atCH 7 65
Albany C WTALCo 15 00
J B Moss, fees as assessor. .1419 03
Wm Wilson, 4 bear scalps. 10 00
in'es Bros. 1 1 very
GD ttarnard & Co-an-anta
J & Morris, drugs
Dr Hyde, attendance on
nannpr
John Williams, sawing and
iioua ng wooa, . .
R Andrews, witness fees. . .
HDGoiley, " " ..."
J P Carte-. " " -. .
Paisley & Fish, stationery.
Stites A Nutting....'.
O If .11 s
jian, us uepuiy prosecut
ing attorney
C II Tandy, care poor.
U W Taylor, bridge work
Court adjourned to go to Jeffer
son and inspect new bridge at that
piace.
A 8 ELECT PABTT.
The Xaii: te be IarnUftti by tfct Orat
Iaberaf.; -
1500
10 00
6 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
12 00
8 00
8 00
10 00
64 60
116 20
83 33
27 60
100 00
2J 00
3 00
25 00
3 00
7 00
28 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
2 00
22 90
20 00
17 65
100 OJ
enect at snch time as the court
nvght rix, which was accepted,
and is to take effect on the 1-t dav
tups, and there is no reason whv
the same phonld not have been
this year. But now that the ov-
com-
Tuesday,
" .arch, 1891. J. J. Murpi.v, f I ernment appropriation has been
Salem, was then appointed K rk, I made for clearance of the channel
li s term to begin the d;iv the ' oi the river why don't the United
pr.-si nt clerk retires. In announc- j States engineer get t work and
ing tbi appointment i ho court : Pn" the snags and scrape the bars
took o ration to sav that while while the water is low.
ho satnte of this Mate didiot! ,k . ., ' ,
expresly prohibit the cork of! iii H ct H..mt.
this court from practrcii-g here, The follow iaD' appears in the
and that hen an attorney dd- volume of "Resources of Southern
peared or a party in any court he ! Oregon,'' juat from the press of the
continued to ne an at!onvy in the
ca-i e if it should he removed to
the higher court, and, rs nimoEt
a'l cases are appealable, the court
thought the correct practice to be
for the clerk not to appear as an
at'orney in any court of this state.
The court further flighted that
the present i icumbent affo-d the
new clerk access to the office and
every facility for acquiring a
knowledge of the workings of the
otcce betore his term begins.
After his term of office ii c n
eluded Mr. Skipworth will return
to Kuene, there to resuoie the
growing and already extensive
practice of law he left to accept
the. clerks-hip of the supreme
court. Nop can s.ij he has not
ina-'le a good clerk. lie l as been
punctual at all times and jut with
all. It is to be reg'ctted ' that
I oaiem win ie fits liorne no long -r
i tan uiuit spring. M itesman.
- Hur Attorovja.
The eight members of the lav
;:las, who were exam iied luesdav
before the supreme court, passed
through the questioning in a most
creditable manner and were short
ly afterward admitted to the bar
the j as lawyers of Oregon. They were
LoringK. Adams. Oregon Citv:
O. J. Bright, Waco; JohnO'Shea,
saiem ; kubspii n vatt nn l
tallow candles. Th E'lwin I). Sperry. Iakeview. This
it be repaired tfore '" " somewLat smaller thiiii
laid nr for renair and hKn-ihMn. Coehow.' Albany: 11. G. Piatt ami
are forced to resort once morn to i w- McCredie, Por land ; and
. kerosene ai.d
uamaae can nor rw n-i
xi .Monday, ine -ompany is j ' o r ine lact tnai a
dofng all in their powerto get the j i-U'nbf-r of others were examined
luarbine rtarted as soon as t oa-1 ""d admitted at the Maf term of
ibl.
a fine vein of co I has lven dis
covered .n -Iowa eliiUitJi. iiear
state printer : "Bartolom.? Ferrelo
a Spanish navigator, in his nenicli
for the mythical Straiis of Airan,
reached, on Marchl. 1540, the 44 h
deg eo of noith latitude. This
off the coast of the northern
boundary of what is now known
as l'oUtflas county. To Ferrelo
then, belongs the honor ol tho dis
covery oi Oregon, and t the
promontories ol tlie Southern Ore
. ;il . fi ....
U iii cuaii win rei line me lia!o of
romance the credit of being the
land of all the Northwest territory
on which the eye of civilized man
first rested. !ir Francis Drake, in
trying to elude the vigilance of the
Spanish by at'empting a not them
passage to England, arrived off the
the Oregon coast in 1578. He
landed at the mouth of the
umpqua, and pnt on shore his
cvnuisu piim. in sw.is tne ltrsf
Caucasian upon Or g in soil, 350'
miles horn his Mexican hom, left
to find his way through trackless
forests and desert wastes alone."
Invitations are out far a VerF
select concert and cotillion under
the auspices of Teunnle f!nm man.
dery No. 3, Knights Templar, of
i in i:iiy, givrn in nouorot the
meeting here of the grand
mtmtery of Oregon on
the 28th in t.
It is understood that Mm com.
mittee in chaige of this affair have
arranged with Si. L'berati, the
great musician and lea ler, who is
now playing at the Mechanics'
Ksp-osition in Por laud, to ftnn;sh
ue music on trie otvas-on, uith
his entire orchestra consisting of
51 drilled musician. .-The oppor
tunity to bear s great an artist as
the famous Libvraii does not often
ocu-ur in a life time, and ths pres
ence of his immense orchestra in
our little city will be appropriately
appreciat- d by our ci ixths on that
d iv.
4r U VuH Ttt tiir r.r 9mt
Week rt.keri3U im ie
BrvereBMe.
Iheee far-famed imysietanf. whe
Ave sclneved a rrai- 1
giioat tne Kiortfcwert.liave ba
prailed upon by piirtiea in ,;.
ity tn visit Albany. Oa of k.
doctors wUl open offices at the Re
vera bouse fi i one week only, from
October 13 tc IP, and the opportun
ity should not re lt to consult this
famous J hydiciao. Hseomes highly
recommended and laden "with tasti
mcnials from throughout the state,
and the authenticated reports of hia
Mirts seem nothing ehort of miracu
lns. Hia offlco vonsultatioS ia free
so tha should there be any etces that
are incurable he wiH immedUU.Iy dis
cover them, that saving their patrons
ny f,irlhur xpen-.litare of itionfy aa-1
wme, wnich they might therwiae
squander.
Unlike other physicians alio hara
become mirent iu thair profusion,
the doctors' charges are tamely
maoerate, and they will not ander.
Ukc any cases that they oanoot cure
or benefit, -
vr. Uarria make a specialty of
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat,and all nervous, chronic and
private diseases, such a Losiof Man
hood. Blood TainU, Syphillis, Gleet.
Uooorrhcea, Stricture, Spermattor
rnoaa, eeminal eaknen, or Lata of
Desire of Sexual Power in man or woman.
All peculiar Female Trouble.
Irregular Meustru'ation, Lucorrhoea,
Dispiaoemeats, etc, are confidential
ly and aucceaafully treated, aal will
under no circumstances take a case
that they cannot cure or benefit.
Their office hours arj from 10 to 6
daily. Evenings 7 to 8,
Cures of private diseases guaranteed
and never published ia the papers.
Most cases can recive home treatment
after vitit to the doctors' Cnce. In
quiries auawerdd and circular! aeiit
free. . .
:,Read the following tettimouiala of
remarkable curei .
NAMKS TU AT CAN B RKIKllRD To.
Hunrv ilout'h. MupIchv. Or.
uuoiucoo, uiieeu jtar.s, rcsiuie l.
Win Hunter, Eug -ne City, Or, ca.
.. . . . . . . . .
iirn i Liny iar, nntiuna.
v .lua Webster, WtRton, I'matilla
county, ur, catarrh, cured.
UU Rice 32 B 8t Tortlano, heart
dUea cured, three ciontUi Muce.
George H Hamilton 33 Stark treet
I'oio.'uJ, stoppage of the K-ar-ducl
cur- d.
Job Moore St Charles hotl i'ortliod
poljpu in the nose nfteenj ear, cured
Wm Kohler, aged 72 ye.ir Jackson
villc Or, deal in one ear&i years cured
Min8 Liny Morau, Monmouth Or.
cross-eye ciraiguu-nud iu one minute.
Ed Hynes, Albina catairli.il deaf.
nc8, rcBloreo,
PU M"Farlai5 Vanco-.ivar. fciatiea
rhematisui cureii.
Geo C Seotten, A'.li;n.i Oreron rimr
Ing noies iu the car and deafness
CiirtJ
Mra S A WreJea's girl, 34 tjjlum.
bia ktreel I'or.iand, ne v.ius debility
lever iil ai-t liarg'ng
3itiiens of L:ua and ajjuinlua aoaatiss:
ation to attead at ear new store
We greet 7a oa and all, ad extead to yoa a eordial lavi-
r
i
NW GOODS!!
NW PRICES!!!
a
rex'Ki toj H ' K,eKySa o"on f , M''', Yont' CK1 Wir clothing er
ofthisitaM. We hiwMireheS tL Vn?2 i g Jestinl to open ndw epchintae clothing
that Anwica produces 8allJd lh mirk,t ' wide, and will display the finest line ol
The gra- !e
ociore i
trade i
kuuus umi A Ulrica :col
Ifatrirf. . .i. . ...
ctorliY; the very be.t
K" -ri ln t"B UoitsJ SiaIm at such prices as wdl absolutely defy coaipititioa.
Our Stock Of Men's Clothing
Is Biro ply inc3Qi3iirailIf Oar tk-av nt Vff.' t j
CUil ire i's clothing far above what we bad
A lull line of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In boots and shoes we hsyn ma.tA mf.ii ut.;. j ti.. . - . , . . ...
manufacturers in the ICaat and ZnXiZTZAJ? a-??? maJ 7 the very best-
city ' ; uue ui meee goods ever urovght to this.
.
Terms
OUR TERMS WILL BE CASH.
FOk CASH, and by d uug Z are VnabVd toVJ?u7Zl7 t J. 1. l1 Xu good cll6ap. WE jjrjy
oeneve mat a etoie run ou the cash stem where lioTin TiuliM- V T . 1 r30aWe discount. We
supply a felt want in this cmi-nuf.it. Bidding J aU ice ior'-n Hg CAStI wi
opening Oct. 4th, or to call a a tika while in th . tVi cordial invitit on to attend our grand
most respectfully' yoms, Wb,lB IB the c:tjr anJ 1MP our tock, we subjeri ouriiT.
Giquine Cit), and bla -ksmiihs
who have t- stNl it fy it i snper-
i r to tiiatimpoiteil 1 r tti-ir u-e. :
Tfe vein is a large one and .-an be !
warily worked Th'rfr i talk t '
vha-tering a Fcli'ioiir r and loading j
it for San Francisco in rrder -to J
iJterebt capital in !he development
f ill mine.
Crilery at C. E. Brownell's.
See our novelty dress ftatt-rii.
Thy are cheap and of lie latest
style. H. W. Simpson.
Have yoa seen the new soda
Siuuiii at Cusuin ng's?
PatenU O ranted.
The following patent- have been
granted o inventors in tho Pacific
States during the pa-.t week. Re
ported for this paper by C. A
."now A Co., patent attorn -y and
agents for procuring patents,
opposite U. S. Pat""t Office, Wash
ington, V. C, D Best, Fan
Lirnmiru, vi., injecor; j. DUr
berg, Visa'ia. Cal , Water-closet
ind.cator; S.IIarre, au r-'raiicisco
Axle machine; J. Howe. Ta oma,
Wash., SbipDinir receiut hooV? .T
B. Kelley, Measmt II me.O.-.-g .n,
l'neuma;ic railway; N. Cramer,
We heartily rongratulato our
local eommandery for their sood
taste nn.i mthliV mini m ln..!.i.
hi so r.u ft Iroot r-. . !"V i fneaialt... rft.rt;d after all oiuer doe
....Ti .i.:. T. i i v tore said he was iiastc re,
and malarial
tar. rcfcloreJ
W'm AUiu w, Drewcy, (Jrant county
Oregon eatirrliai demurs ai.d ruiniug
l!i lli ears fo. 'M twenty years per
fectly cured.
Mrs S W Metis jir, tJrefham, Oregon
yepi, liver cva-ia in ami pain ill
tlie rtaiach tnuiity ilnee year.-1, res
ti'eU. Mrs C Magemon Merchant hotel,
Portland, rh-Uiiiultaiu, neuralgia and
female .'trbubleh, :ured j.criuaiientlj
imy jitarnxo.
C liksc, seven m'.lcs west of riltou
Oregou, liver ana kidney trouhlc, d z
.uers and pains over the whole t-y.
leiu restored to licaUh.
Cluis Bruggrr Ree.'villu Oregon
almosl total b.iudness troui ett'urta of
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
STRAHAN BLOCK, ALBANY. OR.
BCSICTfcSS LOCALS.
and their gueets, a we opine it is
uu email unuertaaing On their
put n account of the great ex
pense a'ten ling this venture. But
then our A bmy ) ys never dj
things hy halves an." do not allow
anything o stan 1 in the a-ay to pre
ve it them from entertaining thfir
kucms jroin aoroatt and mends at
u un in a rr y.n manner. We
uBiiu.e, Dcspesa icr tnem a very
luuiai imironnga ana a most
hearty co-operation of. the entire
community lor the very high com-
p iment paid it. Members'-tof fha
cominittee l norm a reoresentativo
of tlii-ingpcr that a nr.urrammn ia
ui preparation. which.,ill not fail
to meet with general approval, the
principal feature of which will In;
the great Liberati concert at tlfo
opera huue :n the evening,
Canes at French's
Compasses at F. M. French's.
Wilcox & Conn, photographer-,
Cumming's for choice soda water.
Wilcox Jt Conn's photograph gal
lery.
Go to Wile ix & Cof:n for photo
grpphs. (Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C.
Searls. '
Secure a gxnl picture at Wilcox
A Conn's.
Silver headed canes at F. M.
r rench's.
PAINTS AND OILS,
WaXtlaV mil. ft Ail k.uk , '
Mrs L Mjttoon Eat Portland Ore- l
u i. . ..i.:.i. , .
n.iii, vdumii, uivieuiii, ana nei voun
uese and sieepuess uiKbts and loss u
tleeh, cured and gained twelve pounds.
says
was
..., 1 1 . 1 a. a St i
batata' onrZ1:-, Car-coupling;
admitte.1, upon tleir preeen.in J A S.'r 'n
certificates from the ttatea where SWk 3 S s -hi n'
Uxy formerly resided, i.racti.e I " u..w rP? , ' T Seheen.
in a- y of the courts of Oregon I ?,V 11lena1,VC.dLlw,,.tPf1,'k ';
Itenjunin P. Welch. uo,n a .1 il. .."W.?'"??'., Angeles,
VI ill
ficate from -
."!"' V- ShlU-OV. San l.iiia HKl,
W,
Dye, fr, m Iowa : and T. J.Geialer fl ' J:0 Vl-
from New York Ciatesma,,: , a..', Wire-fence tt'iy; A
EWant Lotion renders tl. itin I .w.n,ere. V Angeles, Cal. Klec-
sof t and !eautifn!.
A full line ol trusses lor sale at
Cumniing'e drug store.
MAIIKIEII.
STKWART -PEAttt - At UVxr on Wedn
Car, IK-'. S. Mr, Unro"n Stewart and Mia
riuonc e-Jtl; U.T. taliOIIJ oXaCwl
. . . . I r I . ...
inw m.c tauip, j. n. vtatson,
tfe'ma, Cal. Hame hook, H. Wil
son, Duncan's Mills,. Cal. Lifting
JACK.
The shortage in ihe Cordova
bank of the Argentine Republic is
only $11,000,000. And there bn't
a arktifram lmani;n.. l L. I :
i J iugvuuni; epiirJIII'BQ .in
Canada, either."
A Long- Trip. :
The
that the steamer Bozeman
launched at Bozeman, in Eastern
luonwua, 1 h jf riday, and. Com'
'"""vo n. j. uu started on a
trip with her to the coast of
norma, riie fcU;amer was built
of mountain fir within the shadow
of the mountain where the timber
grew She is Iwenty-eight feet
lor g and five feet beam, and 'hirty
inciits depth of hold. She has a
scrv w propeller, with a marine en
gine and bo'.lerof one and a half
iroree-power. itie object of the
is presumed to be connected "with
a scientific treatise on the subject
01 snaiiow river navigation; and J
ii. r uiirm hoi. s. ine Kotema 1
was launched at a point a stone's
throw from the mountain head of
tho Missouri, 400 miles above the
head of navigation. A portage
will be imde around the great fails
on the Missouri, and then the
vessel will have clear, sailing to
the gulf.
We are sole agents in ' this city
for the best flour on the market
The Benton Full Roller, Coryallis
new flouriug mill. It is the best
n"iivip,il "'10 P8rcki ! and Washington, will ha run as usual,
t ack&uin 1 iro:;l. I where tliry are peiniaueutly located.
J R Cunningham, Wapinitla, Wasco
county. Oregon, total deafness two
years in one ear and partially ao in
ihe other, cured
MraJE Smith lYIneville, Oregon,
nervous debility and general weak
nets, almost bordering ou insanity.
curea
Henaou McCoy, Du?ur, Waeocoun
ty Oregon, deafLess and terrible pain
in tne ear ana neaa lor six moninsunii
be was nearly crazy, restlessness atd
iosoaida. Restore ft tubeal'.b by elec
tricity after all otber treatments bad
failed.
D I Grab m'a child. Snrinzfleld. Or.
uaiuluiiy aniictttt wttn granulated con
jULctivlms, complicated witii ulcers
ol tuts eye balls lor nine manias, cured
J A Llndsey, newa agent on tho O
RS N company residence 312 O St
Portland, eonsubip'.ion, bronchitis
and catarrh cured and gained filteen
pounds.
llaviit llni,' ann Wnwtluna W T
painful hip disease, bad to he carried
to tlie doctor's office, eurud. .Mr Kosa
baa a daughter residing at the Mer-
cnanu noiei roruana sno can tie re.
ferred to.
Levi Bartmns, Stay ton, Oregon.
heart dUeae. dsneusi9. iialn tbrueh
tne heart and lungs and sreueral nerd
vous debility, many limes be woulir
tan ho ludgn oeau wnen everythius
acemeo 10 turn iiibck ueMre Ills eye-
auccessiuiiy ireaieu.
'- D I'ampbell, Fulton, Or. says he
would not take 10,000 for the care
he received by Dr. Darrln.. 11 is trou
ble orkdnsted by, three small lumps
cr. tumors coming ou the arm, which
rendered H'8 arm aud baud perfectly
helpless for one year.
Wm. Parrot, Mlddleton, Or, deaf,
lie is many years, cur-.-d.
E. Anderson. Salem, Or., catarrh
seveu years, cured.
D. W, Eiomctt, Salem. Or deafueas
tciiyca:; restored.
M iny thousands ' of other cas
miebt be published did not the want
Of space here forbid.
X. 3. Drs. Darrln head office In
Portland, Or . at the corner of Fourth
School shoes are the lowest at
K. C Scarls.
The latest in canes at the corner
jewelry utore.
Gold headed canes at the corner
jewelry tore. .
latest novelties in ladies cloaks
at E. C. Searls.
Go to Jas. F. Powell & Co's for
I reh groceries.
If you want a good gold pen call
on . jm. a rencn.
See those stylish stockinette
jacket' at Resd s.
F. M. French sells Seth Thomas
watches and clocks.
See those undressed kid glove
at vv,. 1. lipid's.
All the latest in cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
1-ateat designs in jewelry just
received at t . m. t rencn e.
Corner of Second and Ferry is
tv-l aa-a a . -
nucotauunn i nnotoeraDU irai
, - w V
tery.
Oo to Camming s druz store
Blumberg block, fur your artist's
1-
supplies.
Use Beggs Dandelion bitters for
naigestion, dyspepsia and all kindred
diseases.
Stylish coats and iackets for
ladies, misses and children at tlie
Ladiea Bazaar.
Smoke th celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent igare. manufactured
at Julius Jose th's cigar fai-tory.
Anything you want in our ba
kery hnarrmcnt. ia if iK.
bert. Good onrla an.l W JL oi'- b,u"h-.
in what you get there. Blackburn !
ft fironi.
CHDe and sea
oa when yon
I oil. !nhricatitir
SILWAkTASOX.
Get some of those fine ides aud
cakes for Sunday at Blackburn A
Pironi's. Don't cook over the hot
stove these days.
Gradwohl's fine teas, with the
cut-glassware that goes with them.
torms quite an attraction and goes
very rapiuiy.
Secure your railroad, steamshin
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.
The genuine Boynton furnaces
are sold by Matthews A Washburn
the largest cealers in stoves and
ranges in the valley. Go and in
spect their stock, they can please
If yon want a good paying busi
ness, requiring email investment,
on easy terms, buy J. B. Hughes'
-wring, roc, drilling outfit.
For sale cheap.
Fortmiller A Irving have a full
line of lace curtains, chenille cur
tains and table covers that are as
handsome as handsome can be.
Special bargains in all wool
f -'ings just received at 30 and 40
cents, the bes vahi" ever shown
in Albany. Call and see them at
W. F. Read's.
Messrs. Will t Stark ha VP insi
- : j . . r
"' new line 01 lieantiful
sdverware, solid gold wa'cbes,
rings and jewelry of ell kinds.
Call and ree their fine selections.
Jrresb bread, fresh breart, fresh
,d. Order yonr pies and cake
from Blackburn A Pironi; they
are experienced bakers and can
make anything yon want to oider.
We make a specialty of fine
cakra for parties and weddings.
Blackburn A Pironi.
BUGGIES AND WAGONS,
tins on Ham.! ... .
Wc Lava
Hn oa band and ci,i yu iroi prim
SIKM'AKT A bOX.
IRON AND ISTEEL.
Sttwirt A 60s
lar.e ateuk . hand, sira;.. o tneion and Kor
"In.ii; a!s- machine, Uol, j.,ck, and plow
All kinds of ir1 il. pure ,
and clean, am anta f.,- i.L. . .
f-i-xm have caanired ainci iW,
Cumeand s e u-,
SQ3 kdiss ui CiOlra Wailti
AT THB -
Ladies Bazaar,
Taaelaet their mlltlnaty. IV eat salt
all. SatiatacUn ruaraaUad. Jt Saft and
air as aa aariy call. .
PPl I TO . g"'
cliiuhi -"irar. si. I4r.ncr icaea .
u,u iu tliU ay in oSff yar to par for a
ford eale. UotnSlart i. Sox ,muA price .
Uimt acatea ot a!i kii4. v
mm
pr t.
-aep nothing W the.
t-n n- barrel churn. There ia
o r. a i.: uo one can htut ua oa
ItTEWAKT A SOX.
IRON HARROWS'.
en!, o.. ! c art i jo.
I t.ngttthi'.
Don't buy an hon
til yon flint
h.Mrow nn
li alU pay
you not
FEED GUTfERS.
w- a ram IWIKT.
tour kii ds tor sale.
8a re oni-tMrd ot
Tour hone feed t
Steaart Sox have
Rf I TI MP Both mbbT and leather belt
UULllUU. tna always on hand at 8taaari
a 8ox, A a) ruober, hemp and asbestos
packinir.
DRIED APPLES,
Were worth 17
1 :. eenta ln Kr p-ni nn
iept. 4th. Farmers ifo to Stevait A 8or,
nd buy an aiip.e padua- machine ana
)our fruit.
SEWING MACHINES.
toi the nea Wh -eler ft Wilson, Ko, .
riUI T. f.lb i1M:'j .-heap rone is beirur
s-jiu Ut .11-1 fi .. tt'e carry none but pure
mnil!a,;aid can gire yoa any size from 1-4
to 11 A.I six ol chain from 3 lu to 8-
f ftWAKT ft SOX.-
liniPCJ iTTrtiTinu w
unviL.c, aiibli nun, tell ooihte
'' he bea alieia ata. a. lxsora in thia city,
and we can p.ovelt to you at ary time.
fc'rrypMr arrautel and they can be re
turned if they do gl-t satiatacUon. Thia
is no bras; or b.uster, we mean what we far
STEWART ft SOX.
WASHING MACHINES aJaS
tflteyou aomeUnn,; you will like, Brlns
your Matter half-around and aee what we
can Jo for you. STEWART ft SOX.
BABY CARRIAGES 22&
all the t ola cinbravtxff haort rl .
annpy tope, and lentiii In price from S8 to
t'n. 'J1; 1 oilT 104 ' "ntrrmonial
fruit U ae" In the va' ey. We alee hare a
ew tnat we rent. 8TEWAKT ft SOX.
IMBER MeN. "-8
hey carry a full Uue of aa 1 -i-i "
muls, maul riuira, hroad axre froea, shin.-.
Iinir harseS. im,vm. a-nui mA t .
blocks, a d br falh. .i " ZL TZ
rnss cut saws in the rallev. Oouria ..f .k-
Nest qua! ty and prices the lowest.
ARPENTERS & BUIf-HERX. .?
ore or anyone wan'ln anything i th? hard
ware Sine a ill do well to tall on ftewartft
oz before mm baai- a- a an
keep nearly even thin in th line of build
erstardware, and a majnlflccnt stock of Sue
KNIVES AND RAZORS rtLcEX
blu .a.,. ue value . I uUery coaat enbly'
bat we have a U ire r -ck airaady bousht
and price will remain t. . ...
untlf it i . :d rut; o7w aVs Twhat w
..are an 1 i-ern pn es. S 1 1 W.iitT ft SOX.
GUNS AND REVOLVERS,
t ut we hvt diapure-l 11 thn V
The idea
has rot out
tart nf Av Kn
ur.cs. That.amirttkr. Wears in it now
deepe. than evir. W e hare a nice line of
Mirlii. a.d W n hert- r ritl.a, and breech
ld.n,(ih't cun-raninir iu pric from 12
oJS. Also al. t ie lae imnttved rerolTer. '
STKWART ft SOX.
Ammunition, etc.,
IlBsl fat aakwaa
n'!.l02ai ' 'a'- ''t,i(res, etc, and
"" i'aurca. iwo t lorret
Hwhen yrn come to .ay in your winter
pply n ammunici n, to , rota A your ranch
from the inroad' ol that ling oedrad aint-sraat-
i