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TUB MORNING HERALD: SATURDAY, APRIL -1, 1891. OX BAI.K. The Daily llEKU.n will be on At V,lrk c,,,,,, superin Bale each morning at II. .1. .lone I tendent UiisM-ii called the associa book 8tore,whereit(.be prucure.i j , tlJ (jrll.Ii ,,,,.,,,.,, of , iVit at 5 cents per copy. j ,i . v-s Mork. jorxixus a bou r town. Whoat is '5 cents per bushel. (Jo to Seal Id' fr a new pair of sdioeS. School ha's, at the I .a lies Ilaaar. A fine line of school shoes P.t Searls. New. style neckwear at the' Ladies I'.a.iar. A Complete line of ireiits furnish ing at Searls.' Very little is doin in the police court of the city. Wear a pair of Searls' shoesand you will le Iiappy. Kaiuiers can now sell their wheat at a good lignre. lettuce freah from the g.irdcii every morning at l'arker l'.ros. Alhany plasterers ;'it their snip ply of sand by the ear load from Lebanon. $10,000 still li ft to loan on .rood farm security, immediately hv S. N. Steele & Co. F. M. llediield. of this city, ha. been appointed notary imblic by ( iovernor I'emioyer. The JMuionico restaurant now keep on hand all kinds of cakes, pien and fresh bread. Miss MelonaM, asfiistant opera tor in the Western I'nion ollice, is ijuite ill with la grippe. John O. (ioltra of Portland, is in this city, being summoned by the serious illness of his father. Alex Kennie, of Salem, has accepted the osiiioii of b okecper in the Albany Iron Woorks. Kil. Schmeer left yesterday foi Kastern Oregon. Hu went from this city to I'ortlanrl on the boat and u ill i;o via The I'allex. Stories of lar-re catches of troiii will be forthcoming now from I Ih.s. piscatorally inclined. The close ueason for trout expired April 1st. The SpringlieM liazette men tions that the Oresronian Kailroa.l I'o's engineer .Mr. Sroiife. has brokeu upcainp on the .McKcnie atnl now has his headquarters al the iraham' house in this city. Mr. Sroiife and his three Assistants are engaged in running the level on the trestle work between here and O.ibur-r; and will have every thing in readiness for the bridge men. as soon as the piledrivers are through with their work. It be gins' to look as though we would have a railroad in the future. Staples Jk l'o., have oidered up a laige numlier of men from In -low to liuish up the grade. lloioir. fr'or O resell. Students fiolil ibis stale iii ihe Kastern colleges and schools iuvai liioiy make a recoi-.i wim n can in referred to with prid". Oneol llu latent o' these examples is thai ol Dr. John A. i iieseii loi lei , w ho arrived home ye.-t-r.lay. He graduated from the Marion Simm Medical Institute, in St. I.oii.r Missouri, with the highest iioiioi.-. carrying oil' t he second medal, am! completing i hit i lyio i-AUHiiuai eii for a three years course, aitei only a two ears stay in the school, I lie rules ol the i nil l ill' hasm; the examinations on proliiencv land not on the length of lim, spent there. I'r. I iiesendoi lei made a tour of the southern ami western states after his gradualioi: ufid made very many observations upon the conditions in tlie piaci s visited. Ilerepoils wheat crops looking exceedingly well wheieyei he traveled in the wheal ren'ioli, but found no country that ph ase; him as well as Oregon. At Ash laud, in this state, he made ar rangeinents with I'r. ('. II. Hail, ami will return there in a few days ami assume the practice of thai gentleman. . Success will attend him for he has the requisite ahilii v and energy to compter it. i , ... .... . A l'uilil:ir Aiiilli!uieiit. An infusion of young blood just made by President Osboin. of the Portland Chamber of commerce in the Oregon Hoard of immigration, cannot fail to have the best ol results. We refer to the appoint ment of Messrs. (ieo. S. I.'altv, Oeo L. Walker, 1". L. iMrham. andJ. I' Heart as directors of the boa 1 1. .Mr. P.atty is a very brii;hl and energetic vonicr man, whosei lout experience and wide aquain taij e with railroad men and all'aii. I will lie of incalculable value to the board. Mr. Walker, is a young meiuler of the great corporation of Staver V Walker and Mr. Inn ban., is well known as t lie cashier ol the commercial National i bank ot Portland. A Cual lllteit.-y. , A few iHoiilhs ai:o a little son oi Pdair Forward who lives in the I Waldo hills near Wilhard. found.; Wfhat he thought was petrified . wood, on the banks of a little j stream that runs through t he fai in, , but which was really coal. In-i vest igat ion followed ami a vein ol ' line coal a) out two led thick has 1 been uncovered. Fx pel Is lhiit the prospect for a g n rlaim j mine IS gidj.1. I lie coal is ol a good ( quality and if found in sulhcienl quantity will be a a re at. help to I this whole Country. Wood bill II ; liidciendent. i - ' iimi nri-riivu. 1 liave just received my spi,ng slock of I'.iazer jackets. Unless J accordian plaited capes and beaded capes III the latest styles. Lubes w ill do well to examine uiv sto. k before purchasing elsevv i, ere. i. W. Simcmix. A Wonl lo Hit YVii ii Sullii ii.nl. Call and examine my styh-s and ! prices on la. lies, misses ami i iiii dieii's hats before purchasiiii; ehe .where. .Mr;. C. J. Sower, Ladies bazaar. THE TL'ACHLRS' INSTITUTE. A Full Report o! the Last D.vy's iju s-iou - 1 be Eutertiiunieut. i'roi. .lames McCoiirt, of Saleiu. gave a ptactical illustration of the metric system, ex plaiiiining ny ap-arati;s die various dcnoiiiina I ions of the system. The subject received good attention and the teachers as a boilv pas.-eil a resolu tion, rcroiillilf n-lill It he professor's method and apparatus A paper, "The Common School Hydra,'" was read by I'rof. K. K. Miche.ier, of llalsey. The neces nit y of unifor nit y of count rv school work was well hroii'ht out and many teachers give vm -c to its necessity. I 1'iof. V. T. VauSoy, :.f .h fb r son, read an inteiehtinir paper on "Physiology and Hygiene." The ijuestion of hygiene ainl narcotic stimulants reieived the attei.tion of eveiy teacher and visitor pies cut. Mrs. Wilson, of Albany. I'rof. Walker, Mrs. A. 11. Dod.i, of Salem, and others, ottered valua- I ble remarks. The temperanee movement ol the U . C. T. I . le ceived cordial sanction. The ex piratioii of time only, caused the discus-ion to clo-e. ami the earnest thoughts and sentiments expressed wi'l long be remem bered. ICesolutioiis then were oatfsed : 1-t. That eveiy teacher should give his inlluence and his vote for the prohibition of the lienor tralli,-. L'd, The existing laws prohibit ing the sali' of cigarettes, cigars ami tobacco to minors should be rigidly enforced. The discussion of "The Subject vs. Predicate" was in'roduced in a paper by Prof. Walker. The sub ject was ably presented, and evi denced deep stmly and careful prepaiatioii. Miscellaneous iiiest:o-;s were taken up. The ipieslious pio duccd no little inlerest and proved both instructive and mirthful. Toe association adjourned to meet at 1 :lo. Al l i:usoN skssioV. Snperintendeiit McKlroy calleii the meeting to order, and the ex I ercises opened with u'l excellent J paper by Prof. II. N.Wiight.ol l.elianou. Ihe paper was pre sented in Prof. Wright's well know n. foicible manner, and dis played a fountain of elevating ami ennobling thoughts. M is. S. A . ( i rubbe, of t he Salem schools, ;re-enled a paper di.-clos-ing Ihe vain.- of reading circle! and school journals to the t - : i -1 1 ers. The paper was an able expo sition of Ihe importance of the l-ai hei s cult ure, intellectual and moral. The teacher ni'l-l elevate hi si. uel.it. I. President ( 'oiidit heartily e.un mended the lhoU;:ht.; p.-esi-nted i Mrs. lirub' e, and advocates the rg mi it mil ol teachers reading! i circles, j J'tnf. .1. 1'. I l il lll l , ol I.',,; ebliriT. V of the vvoil, of lie its' PeadiiiL' circle, achers teslilieil to I In ikivi- a n- :e Slate Tea.-I ami m inv li bent-Ills i,f enurse :" 'irMK dm ieg Ihe past year. I i.sciismoii ol P'acloiig ship was takei, up, Hid penman leid b' Albanv gave- :i rcises b in!. l. .VI. .lete, ol III Pio!. . M. M. K.e, .,1 II lleve. Piol. M.-K nnmner of movemeiil e-j w ay ol i : I s i --f i at hu' his t -pi. I rut. ( oiidit '.'aye ;i Linn !eis in Kuhsh, i on the black-bo. lid tie tall, on il tialiii;; si ril'-l ure ol in tint! i e and p li t it-ipial elas ileal, in'er. s! was awakem-d '.s I I" ! imiled time at Li-; disposal. Willamette intei,-ii inj.. COIIibli ' inv I Mm A mi s ui 1 1... I I 'm . .-isil y a ve an j talk on the manin r of j reed it inns in leading. I ml. .1. 1.. Iloliler ol Uor-elillig. Plot. M. U. P.iow ii, of I'm ner, ami Mrs. S. A. lirubbe, of valeni, were mailt a commillee on resolutions. A large number of visitors were piesent and manifested much in terest in Ihe proceedings. Alter remarks by Supei iiib nil enl liussell an. I I loll. F. P. Mc boy, the association adjoin lied. The enrolhiieni. during the si s sion was Fill. The follow ing a l.ii ional leach ers were enrolled : Cariie Shoemaker. JeH'cooii. Sadie Williamson. Lebanon. Stella Ames. Salem. John 1 1. ieddle.--. Seio. F. II. I'enloii, Milleis. li v ille i '. Lee, Sheridan. .1. I'.. I lorner, in iui i pa I of the bill; hools. i. v i:i.-i -KSSIoV. I The closing exercises j op-r i hn:i.-e were a'teinled i usual audienc'. to the full jot seating and icarlv ! standing room. at by tlie Ihe extent all the Sl.ite Siipei intindeiit McFlroy 'X.ellelil opeln-d w ith urn it bis addresses. L'csol'itions were read by Prof. Horner. loon and piano--elect ion i from " I'oel and Peasant'' 1 1. J. i Hopkins and daughter. I Kecitatioii -Mis. M. I. P.iowu,! Turner. Ninhlci) lei vai ti II. A.hhess- ng - Pupils of K in-1 I. M. P w dl. State Thro' Normal si 1 ( 'lariin I solo -"(' mi in ( he li v .- Win. Puhari.s. Addr.-s- - Prof. J. P. Horner, principal oi the L'oscbuvg school, M umc ppollo club. Leahiii; li.-s :ues, prolr-soi of eloculi'iii in Ihe Willanielle iiuivel Fan -ily. drili I'.y lequest. c Appollo club. Mils A rir ! 1""! " wheat was formed by i Linn county farun-is MMiie tiui' ja'Olorthe purpose i i ''e!lin.r a good pi ice lor their en. p. ester- day t he w hole !:, anioiiiii ing to Tihiii biisbels was sold lo W. II. ! ...It 1. 1 at t nls a bushel. I hits is the Le.-t prici county t his :'i':c.'oil paid in this MH1R0P0I.I3 NEWS. I Oimimeu'.s on the Olds Case- Better Kivr i Sre.'tiil.oatsainl Rout l'oltTI.ANI), April 1. I 1 1 1 K lln: O.I-. I T. OIK K.f..K . P i 11 K Urn The Sandy M.ls fane 1ms at last culminated in sein ing t he I Ion to t lie penilentiaiy for pro - lection rauier man lor pumsiimeiit after having been convicted twice of murder, and justly sentenced li pay the penalty of Ins crime. Only think of it, convicted accord- ! mg to the testimony by two hon- i est unprejudiced juries where the crime was e mi.nilled. Yet this j Washingt m county jury foci him I only guilty of manslaughter, while j 1 he ( 'hilsop county judge instead i of u:ing him at lea-t as much as the law would allow, lifteeii vears, awards the ligh'est possible penally. Is he wiser, and Ids judicial. opinion of more con sidc ration than the judge and jur ies of Multnomah '.' '."lie Oregmi iau is right in its comic uina.tioii of the methods that brought about such an ending to s i heinioiis a crime. I i the criminal iiad stolen a cayuse pony or forced a fcix bit check, he would not get oil so easily, as Piosecuting Attorney Stevens truthfully said in com menting upon the tiial and sen tence. I u spean ing of steambo.il'.n on the Columbia river it is deliiiitoly stated that a large side wheel steamer w ill be built and put upon t he Portland, Astoria and llwaco route, to accommodate the sum mer travel to the seaside. She will m ready for business by mid dle of June if pos.-ihlc and is to be well and mairnilicently finished and furnished while she will be no laggard, but will get there a little ahead of the piesent lieet. She will be owned and run by the llwaco Navigation t'o. The lal!es and Astoria Steamboat Co. are getting things in shape to accoin plisiagood work for the people of (he upper river. Whether Astoria citizens will take any active part in these new naviga tion ventures remains to be seen. Astoria was always slow to tackle any enterprise that would posi tively benefit and build her up. the old niossbacks are slowly dis appearing, but the young ones that weie born with moss on their backs, a sluggish, nice are inclined to plod along in the some old rut their father's trod. The weatiu i for a few i ays has been a little moist but to-day-spring is apparent in the warmer weather. All is bright and pleasant hut the collector of bills seems to lind a stringency in the money market, hut notwithstand ing all Ibis everything is bustle ami activ ity in the city and Port laud will experience a great build ing bo in ih.s summer. tirim visaged war has no terrors for the pcoj.le of thi-; coast. Many look upon such a possibility us a sun-foundation for belter times, and while Kuroi.e wars, I in !e Sam'.-i sons will turni-m the sup nlies. M. UK Al i;ST4I'l; iSAl.KS. Havid IVcbli" et ii sc to Nancy P. LlltZ, lots li, ,l ."l, It's -, l.eb anon ; cous.deial ion, f liMO. II. ive.liliel Ui, to Win. Simiiis. :.' aeies ii. to i:;, s i: t w. ; eoicideralioii, .fi;"i . Ilariieil P.ri'-gs and husband to U. A. Uampy, trustee, lots Id, II, hi I LtM isiiiug : considi ial ion, j.'iiiu. Sliauder From in. r-feiee, to Sarah M. Shields, lots 1,2. ami i, .... I, .1 1.1 I ,,l li..,- I . i.-l j in K A, Albany ; i oiisideiatioii, f ITVi. i. W. I Lind to Frank Smil b, ! half of N !: q. s ... jj, -i. U 2 w ; consideration ?, ..no. I ; a 1 1 1 1 Thouip.on to U. N. riioiuiison. Ii'.'.i.mi acres, sec is, tp Iii, S 11 I w .consideration, food. C. C. Cheny et al to Wm. Lich ards, ei al, parcel in hi li, F A ; consideration, it", IMio. P. A. Uampy to Harriett P.iigiis, lots 7. I", hi ". Ilariishuig; consideration, i'MHi. i. F. Singleton by sheriff to Peter Schlosser, lot 7, Id l.'i, Al banv ; coiisideralion, $lii . F.S. to John C .eland, S w qr sec tp 12, s i: :: ; patent. i C. IC. P. Co. to Alice M. I Church, w half N F qr sec .11, tp !i, S l 2 I-'.; coiisideralion, $200. I U.Ai'. U. P. Co., to Win. Purge i F half N F qr sec ::i, tj. y, S K 2 j F ; con delation. t-iMl. ' I'.ir All Open Ktver. The Salem Joiianal has been inteivv icw ing Superintendent I lad ley of the Oregon Pacilic, during a recent visit that gentleman made to the capital city, and elicited the following: "Hestat ed that the mailer had been talked of in an informal manner by Mr. Hoag and himse'f, and plans were aboil! as follows: Tlie Oregon Pac lie Co , w illjj.e f eight tickets at schedule rate-, lor all money advanced by tiie p 'ople of Salem, t his money to l; used in improv ing the river between this city and oreu'oii City. If the citizens will do thai they will run one of their boats ail summer. I u t his manner a:em would be out nothing and could thus obtain an open river, j As s(,ii as the river uets low they j would put one of tneir boats to ; wm k cleaning out and deepening ; Ihe channel and have another! make regular trips to ."-alem. This scheme need not necessarily linteilcie with the independent ! boat ow ned by Salem men. In (fact it would insure the boat to ru.i j all the year. There is material in i ibis subiect vvoilhv ol the board ol i : trade. Let steps he taken at once i to have an open river." 'I lierit Are 14 Inv l.eft. The Lebanon Kx press says that a passenger on luesilay morning s lraiu leporled I "ill Mongolian idicasauts just outside Ihe citv biuils; ami yet smite people are afraid that they will become ex tinct in a tew years. NOTES HERE AND THERE. j The .'Un wan brought into use ' ill alOoil ill Pendleton recent V. I It wasin tlie li.uuls of tin- vendor nt unuUR, and lie was simply fooling with it, when a chunk of I ,..,, ... ,,f ,,r ia l.4 i accidentally hit a friend. utan.lim- i near by, in the lesr. idvinir a uain- ' . .. . . 1 ful but not dangerous wound. ! llie vendor ri gun was removed to ! r.'vent futher acciilent. Kdward Wilson, head miller in McCalley's mill at Walla Walla, disappeared Saturday afternoon, ami no trace of him can be found. He had domestic tumble, audit is feared lit." has committed suicide while temporarily insane. Speaking of Miake river and its prospects the l.eweiston Teller says: Within a few miles along the river there are six bands of sheep, numbering in all over 25, 000 head, and large numbers of cattle and horses are on t he range. All these wintered excellently without feed. Th. ''alb s Times-Mountaineer says: 1 he tour occupants ol the city jail are at work on the streets mis morning, i lie one irouiueit w ith nervous prostration is as ' crutches lor several days. active as a tlv, ami the one with i " the wart on Ids nose can shovel i Hulillni; An lmiue.t. ibrt equal to an old miner. Fn-; The results of a would be in doubtedlv the air and exercise has j quest were given by the Orant's had a beneficial hygienic elfect uj,- j Pass Courier in the following: on the men. "Justice of the Peace Chas. Ladd, The Mc.Miniiville Telephone- j " Merlin, was imposed upon one lieirister sav that on Sunday night tlil' 'ilM- week by a few of his J. W.Cotiley, convicted for tell-1 humorous friends. A messenger ing liquor without a license at j roile "P lo bis ollice and in Whiteson, est aped fiom thecounty ( formed his honor that a suicide jail and as yet has not been heard j llld taken place about -four rum. ltoswell Conner, the deputy i miles up on Louse creek. Of sherill', before locking the men up i course Air. Ladd immediately for the ni.'ht took one of them out : saddled his animal and started for to allow him tu emptv a bucket of slop and allowed the key to icniain in the door. Conley ' having a small arm n ached "through the grates and turned the key. lie then stepped outside and rocked the door and silently stole awav in the darkness. Fpon the return of the deputy sheriff the floor was tin- locked :iiul the ni isiiiier under bis care locked in. The escape was not noticed for an hour or so and it was then loo late to make much of a search. This makes four at - tempts to escape from .1 ew ;..it .,.,.1 . ,. ....f ,l , l. I...i... ..i, - tirclv successful I'RCdH TO-DAY. Asparagus, Celery, ( ireeii Peas, Cabbage, Rhubarb, Lettm-e. Turnips, Parsnips, Turnip ireens, Cabbage tireens Young Onions, (iarlic, Oranges, Panan.is, r igs, I lates. And an endless vauetvof l'()01 things just ri'cuved at Mueller I iarrett's, the leading gtocers. Anollier 1'islol. Fxatnples of the efficacy of the woe-producing pistol continue to multiply. The Astorian lelales one: "A little child of llaniel ( iillies, of A Ima. on ( i ray's harbor, was killed las.t. week in a most terrible manner. The little daugh ter of a neighbor bad obtained leave of M rs. ( iillies to Like the child i i . 1 1 1 tr with her own baby sister, an ! had placed the two to !'ehoi in a buggy and had taken them to her luiiie. Her mother, while doing her housework, came across a pistol, and the daughter beg in asking quest ions about it. 12 year-old luother responded: "I'll show you," and taking the weapon he plyl'ully thrust it.at lbs hafy carrage, exclaiming, "F.i mli !" The pistol was discharg ed, the bullet entering ihe head of the liilhes baby, with fa'al effect. II. is said that the weapon had been a plaything about the house for some I ime. A few days before I I he fat her of the household had i taken it, had it lepared and lo.ld I ed. The others knew l ot hing of ! it." Ii;iiai't4l From Jrw, Hr. II. W. Stnckler, of Astoria,! A article of real merit. C. P. left home. March L'S. on a trip to I Allen, Hrug-ist, Springfield, Mass. his laud, about eighteen miles be- I Those w ho use it speak highly of yon. I oiney, says the Astorian. jit. (ieo. A. Hill. Hrii-'iri.-it. Siirinir- when- iie was to meet Frank Hail and look alter sjme surveyin; lilies, lie told his clerk he wouhl lie ba'jk on Monday, the :;(lth. On Tuesday, the ::;sl, he had not returned, ami that afternoon Jell' Hall, who had been out there waiting for him, came in, saying that not Iii it v: had been seen of him. He was seen on Saturday evening about three miles the other side of Oluey, where Ihe road forks, and took the military road to the right, the right, road to reach his destin ation. Since then nothing has been seen or beard of him, and his continued absence arouses grave apprehensions as to his safety. i,iiig for Tall Timlirr. The Independence and Mon mouth people are raising money and expect very soon to make a survey for the motor line from Monmouth to Falls City." It will take .f'.'O.t to make the survey, and they eXiect very Soon to have this sum subscribed. The line now in ooeratioii fiom Independence to M Millionth is a great convenience to a great many people w ho appre ciate that an extension to tall tim ber is greatly to be desired. ' WillHmetie I'lilverally M igratious. It was a half a century ago that I the Willamette university was re j mo icd to Salem says the States man. It was at lust located near where the Chemawa school now stands. There was but Utile dis cussion over its removal to Salem then. Fverybody wanted it to come. The school is now to be re turned north, but will l-e several miles from its early site, when it was merely a mission n-.hool for the Indians. The most delicate constitution can safely use Pr. .1. II. McLean's 'far Wine Lung Palm. It is a sure remedy for coughs, loss of voice, and ali throat and lung troubles' TWO ACCIDENTS. The Scio Press relates of two accidents in that place and vicin ity: Mr. Francis Fleener, whose residence is about : jniles west of town, was trimming or pruning trees in his apple orchard Tuesday, and for that purpose he climbed well up into one, when by some means he either slipped, or the limb upon which he was stanJing was broken, and he fell to the ground, a distance of about 12 feet. His left collar bone s'lll'erid a comiiou'iil fracture in con sequence. Jr. Ahlborn of this city was cailed and reduced the fracture, leaving theold gentleman quite comfortable at 9 c. m. On account of .Mr. Kleener's ag; being over Go years, the shock will pro bably he worse upon him than the injury. As A. J. Johnson stepped out of 1)' Morris' candy-shop Tuesday he stepped with his right foot into a hole or depression in such a manner that his ankle was twisted and thrown out of place. The j injury was quite a painful one. I r. 1 1 vde was called and nlaced I the ankle in its proper condition, Arcn win nave occasion to use i the scene of the tragedy, the mes- senger stated that there would be j ! ' trouble in securing a coronor's ! P'O", ipiite a number of the j ne-.ghbors had assembled. When, M' Ladd arrived he found quite a i crowd w ith their faces all drawn j down, looking very serious; and l'u" questioning them, they stated a very straiiurt death had otcurred. ! ; ''d from all appearances theyj thought suicide was the intent. Ol FICF The justice finally wanted to seeiHoFKS- j -he body, w hen the party ushered ! bun to the hack side of a tali 1 nicket fence snrroilmliiiL' a warden I and there the deceased was ban- ! ing hv the neck still' and cold in ! death. Chas. saw in a minute that the boys were playing him ; At hrst he was angry, but alter a moment's reflection, asked the j boys to take "a smile'' with him, .. !.:... .i 1 1 i.. . . i which iiiev nrie an reany 10 oo, and the farce was laugheJ away. The subject of the inquest was cue of the neighbors dogs. who. while . : chasini' a rabbit attemi.teil In I ueulu I bo 1 i..L-..t fn.-o o.,.l ! strap around his neck caught in i one of the pickets and when found he was dead. Ihe next tune Chas. answers a summons in that vicinity he will collect his fee in advance, not but w hat he would get it, out simply as a matter of good faith.", TIIK lYOIILII KMOC'IIKM. I The facilities of the present day or the production of everything I hat will conduce to the material ! welfare and comfort of mankind ! are almost unlimited and wheiij Syrup of Figs was first produced' the world was enriched with the on ! Iv perfect laxative known, as it is ! t'he only remedy which is truly! using and refreshing to the ta"t"e and prompt andtllectual to cleanse the system gently in the Sprii. time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular if becomes. I a In i i h in n KiikIhiiiI. I Fly's (.'ream Palm gives satis- faction to every one using it for I catarrhal troubles. (i. K. Mellor, I Hruggist, Worcester, Mass. ; I believe Fly's Cream Palm is ! the best, article for catarrh ever loll'ered the public. Bush ei Co., I DritL'L'istS. Worcester bisa Held, .Mass. Cieain balm has given satisfac tory results. W. P. Praper, Hruggist, Springfield. .Mass. ICl'SINKSS LOCALS. I f nl i ii ci Dawson, druggists. French keeps railroad time. (5o to Viereeks for a good shave Wall paper al Cumming's drug store. Fresh lettuce every morning at Parker Pros. liny gasoline stoves from Mat thews ci Washburn. (ient's Cloves at cost at the New York C. P. K. store. tient's underwear at cist at the New York C. D. K. store Pants and overalls at cost at the j New York C. li. It. Store. Just received, our new line of sunshades and parasois. Ladies ! Bn.nar. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's jiorous p'astcr. Price '2'y cents at Foshay o: Mason. Try our elegant teas and colfees, the finest in the city. Once used always used. Mueller & (iarrett. That hacking couch can be so ipiickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by l'oshay Si Mason. ('roup, whooping cough and bronchitis immediately relived by Shiloh's Cure.. For pale by Foshay it Mason. Shiloh's Cure and consumption cure is sold by ns on a guarantee. It cures conenmption. For sale by Foshay ci Mason. Sleepless nights, made miserable by tiiat terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by Foshay Ci Mason. Catarrh curpil, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat arrah remedy, nice 50 cents. Nasal injector free, sold by Foshay it Mason. IHzziness, nausea, drowsiness, distress after eating, can be cured and prevented by taking lr. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pillets (little pilis.) Fven the most vigorous ami hearty people have at times a feeling of weariness and lassitude. To dispel this feeling take Ir. J. If. McLean's Sarsaparilla ; it will impart vigor and vitality. MAKUIKO. PHILLIPS MORKIS-On Tluu,i:,y evening at li c. i. at the ivsUlem c of.Mr.tieo. Hani, in this citv liv Key. Jau F. Stewart, Mr. M. T. Pliillip.s.aml Miss Irapliine Morris. Tlie luippy couple started yesterday for tlieir home in the eastern part of this county wlicx Mr. Hiilips Is eiigaired in teaching school. Tin best wishes of a liot of friends go w-illi them. A'ti IV TO-JKl r. : i-'i n r. :;rkssf.i ) CHICK F.NS : : Foli srXDAY D1NNKK, : AT i MUF.LI.KR & (JAKKKTT'S : THE VISITING SURGEON V.I Will be in lbany A 1 pil 1 . ."),(, 7 , The oldest, most successful most reliable Pispciisary in northwei t. and the -St. Charles Hotel. -: to 12 V. M., I to I . -Ml chrome and special diseases, i diseases of women, diseases ol I ''l"'-''''- defonnalies etc., speedt- ly andradically cured. j j Jt"Consultat ion free. j Notice nf Stockholder .Mectoiir. I "TICK IS HKKKP.V CIVKN 1 II T Till- 1 luiiy Mining and Milling Company of AJIiaiiy will lie held ul the olhie ol ; the s. i retarv it) rooms '.'."i ami "2i, in I I he MraliHii-Pearce Impiling on Kir.-t street, Allmiy, Or , on the !7th day. the same Ining tlie last. Monday of April, Is'.q, ;ii Ihe Imur .1 (U fmu o'clock e. M., for the purpo.se of elect, mg seven director to m im: lor the ensuing year. O.iti d Ai!j:ii,y, Or. March Pi. ls'.q. L. 11 MuXT XVK, Secretary in IK KKNT L l'ntiiri' of .1 a ih it fi.ur room totlui;..-, A Oru-iK, ;it I "... ,t honl. We carry :t largv stuck nff jirinter's statiuiiory, well .-is sorteil, limight direct from tin iii:uHifactiir(.'rs at ;t Imv ftg'iff. ami can iiive tin- lu st nf work in all kinds of printing f,.u ill,. le;tst liioney. Try ns. l'.VIsI.I Y iv' Smii.ky. A liilnl lral iirs Sale. In the matter nf the ,-st:it, of ! Chailen V. KMer, defeased. NO'l'K'K is heri by eiven that In i virtue of an order f sale duly made '. and entered of record by the count)' court for Linn county, i Ircunn mi the j , ."th, day of .l.vaii.ary IStll the umler I signed as ndaiinbtraeT of the estate ! j of Clianes . Flder decease I, will on SAT! KI.VV 51 VY '2A, ISiU. j at the hour of one o'clock c. m., on I said day, at the court hniMu dour in the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon. s ! J at puhlii: auction to the hi-'liest bidder for casti in hand, on (lay of sale all of the right title ami interest of the said Chailes W Flder deceased, in and to the following Jis crihed nd estate to-w it: lieginiiine at a point 1" si chains w est from tV S. K. coi ner nf tin' X, K. of Seetim. IS in Tp. 15 S. P. : west in Lin count v Oregon, and niniiiie: thenot N. fSC.'-'O chains; tl.t nee east -10 00 chains: tlicii.ee smiili SO -0 cliaina thence wt-kt 40.(10 chains to the idact of lieiiiiiniiiL', the same hcim; the West f Original lloiiHtion Land claim if II M. Khicr and heirs oi' Catherine Llder his wife, note Xu. J04S and claim Xu. ol coutaiiiiii! .3-0.1)7 acivs. Also beginning at a point 2,i.50 chains west ai d 2, 37 chains north nf the X. K: corner of Sec ton 17 in 'I'n PL S. P. ;. W. in Linn county Oregon, and running thence ! West 1. PI chains: theuce South 42.: i chains; thence est II'J.OO chains, thence North SOJJ .-liains to tin north line of Jl V Kldcr's Ponatmr. Land Claim: Thence Kait to the Kas-t bank of the Calaiiooia Creek l nence in a souincrniy .nn cti.m ni. I the Fast batik of said ( 'ul.ni.ii.i., (',-.. L- to the place of hrginoing containing CC0.07 acres and biing a partf if the Fast half of the 1'onaliun Land Claim nf K. M. Flder and wife or heirs. I allH-riiin raui r rvue iris claims No. ol all titnatcd in Linn county Oregon, with all appurti nances the-e-iinto belonging or appertaining'. 1 his the Jnd, day ot April, y.J. C- W Davis Aibniiiist rator Sollct for ruliliralioii. I XITM' SlATK L,ANtl OKH.t, t Oregon 'itv, Oregon, Jan, li, NOI'h'K is hereby ptn that fli cotiifili:iti't with v roviioiii ( the act of c nrct? if J tin WS, i-niitlcil "An act fortlienalr of timber lamln in th states of lalltornu, Oruyon, NtvaiUanii VVahittton T'rritir." t'har)e Proww, f ilayuanN, county r,i Alamela. Uatc uf ralifortiia, ha this tlav fiW't in thm olfice his Mworn Ht:itcniitit No. JV'7, for the pun ha.se of the S. 3 oi N, K. ami l-ts 1 arnl li of Section No. t.t in twu thip Ni. IS .South Kan'e No. eust Ainl uill offer pr-ff to show that the land sought in more vaiuahit for its timber or 8(mtic than agricultural purH.'8, ami t e.uMith inn tlaiiu to saiil laiul Wore the l;viter aud Receiver of this ottii-e at Oregon City, Oron, on Thurslat the 7th day of May, IsM. He names as witnesc. II. P. 1'reston, J. II. Clliiu, T. K. Norris anl K, II, '.ates ali of Hajwitr-is, alif4mia Any and all pen ins eJaiuiin adverwely the alove di k nled Uttdi are rpieHted file their claims in this otlki' on or befo'e saiil 7th dav of Mav, 1, J. T. AI'l'tRJN. ttCfcister, Highest of all in Leavening Power. ABSOLUTELY PURE L. EX Blain, Tlie Leaiiiio1 Clothier. ;.F THi: PKotiUFSSIVi: pfkctiasf.r df.sirks 'i to see a line of goods t hat embodies in its immense variety, the lines! and conservative fashionable features of the day, combined with a complete assort ment of staples, all made am! ti-iished in the very high est standard of excellence, and placed on the market at popular prices, our exhibit for the coining spring and summer season will surely command Ids attention. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT- .:: I . . . . . ' . 11 ' TERNS FOR SUITiNCS AND TROUSERS CLOTHING MADE Fit guaranteed in his PKICliS ALWA.Y.- i.;i!.ii!i!,,:iii;iii;iii,;.'!ii';!ri!i!!iH:i!i!i'iiri:n I ir I The Albany Y II. Hvd-' having purchased is business, invites the attention of furniture in his new ouarters Z has added a magiirticent. line ot si- and parlor sets and all kinds of J the tmest turniture establishments in the city. found very reasonable. A fine ir before the raise will be sold at r iJiririiii-i.-iriir'itir iririririiri ir ''In Spring tlie tyoungrinaii's fancy Lifjl itly turns to 1 1 loujlus of lo-vo !" The wise youiiir man, the turn their steps, when s.-ar butter, fresh laid eg::u, .staple gnu-cry More ot C JE. Once "Wo wi.sh to remind yon that vV car rv the most Complete line of I-Jard-ware. Stoves and lianes in tlie Val- MATTHLIVS & WASHBURN. latest U. S. Gov't Fooil Report. TO ORDER AND tailoring department. KEASONAHI.E. .ii:i!i'iinii:i,i!i!iM'i,i!!i:i:i;i:iii,.!!';r::;ii:i;i :T-T-ri?r6rri-i-iTs"Cri it Furniture Co. f ti e interest of L. T. P.rock in the 5 oi the public to his elegant stock ir in the P.altimore brick. He newest patterns 111 bed-room X tine furniture, and has one of -s- Pric-s will lie r "line of earpsts and rugs Loiight low figures. ir r - iririri r- itiriririJiriirtiririririr r ir iri.-l-irirrrr6rr ling pod to! tat, as well. fr-?ii?-i-?-i-J-t"3-ir-i-Crr-:-.--tt ol I man,, the thrifty housewife, all will hing for fresh table d dicacios, choice ,ui 1 fancy groceries of all kinds, to tin JBrownelJ. Again t- ,
