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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1891)
THE MORNING HERALD: WEDNESDAY. APKTL 8, 1SI1. 7 on SAM?. i Swiit Running Stream. " .,, , ' The remains of Mis. Mary Mo- The Daily Herald wnl be on . , w ho was drowned at Coe, Bale each morning at II. J. -1' ! on ti10 North Sam ian., last Sun bookstoro.whcreittxnbe i-r.xnr. .I; i iv wcre broii-ht to lliia city on at 5 centa per copy. tl,'. , ircnon Pacilic train hint even- " j iiii ami ti ken ti t lie undertaking JOTTINU3 AKOir town. 1 r,M1,ns oi Messrs. Forlmiller it i - Count v court will convene t day. (io to Searls for a ii 'W l air shoes. School hats, at tne Lu.l' bazaar. A tine line of school Searls.' New -t tie neckwear at the , Ladies Pa.iar, j A complete line of gents furnish- i in'j at Seal Is.' i Koy Coll. n.ibl Yin pima, was in j Alhany yesterday. ! Thomas Kay, of Salnu. was in j the city yesterday. : Senator J. K. Wealherf .rd wer.t , to Salem yesi-nlay. j Mr. K. F. Hos went to Pot Hand ' yesterday on business. A. L. Nicholls. capitalist, " ' Corvallis, is in the city. Mr. 1). V. S. Kcid, of rortl.ni!, was in the city yesterday. The Astoria Evening Columbia:: lias suspended publicat ion. $10,000 still left to loan on good farm security, immediately by S. N. Steele .t Co. W. F. Read, Ceo. Harris and Win. IJa.leton left yesterday for S.intiam miiics. lont miss the special sderf millinery at the Ladies !'..;..t.ir to day and to-morrow. Ceo. Winsler, of the 1'nioul Pacific, is visiting with Conductor Curtis, in this city. Mrs. 1. V. Werley of Ar.r. la.Xe vuda, is visiting her daughter Mir. C. II. Wright of this city. Mrs. Ir. J. F. Ilendrex, of llar- risbmg, is visiting her daughtei Mrs. Dr. W li. Iais, in this city, The damage suit for ''it'iii'. brought by E.li. F.carils'ey against Athe Corvallia liazette, his b.-en withdrawn. Mairiage license was issued yes terday to II. Y. Kukpairick and Miss liorena Maud Kalsioii. both of l.ebanen. F. M. Mi'uler. of Lebanon. passed through thj city yesterday on his way to attend" the i. A. K. en campment at Astoria. StirkU- fell 'iToln' tin- Oti'.olf I'a -ilicas far down as 1 lalslea-l yesterday "ing "!l very s.iou however! Ir. C.C. Kellv was called tl cr....nii;o i-.n.t..r in' I.,- ti... ;iin,. oftheeMerMr. Me'''!", l.a'e last evening a report reach"! II, cit that he was dead. Mrs. M. J. Train, juni ! viee president if lie deoaitiiient. W. JC. C. of Ore-on. an I Mr. F.ii.i Wooiiin, inspector oi 'In- same, left yesterday to attend the d on I inent meeting at A.-!oi;a. Julius ( irad wold has ope-ud at histioldeil Kllle ba.l.l" Sh.le line of linely lini.-hed b-,vs' bicycles, which will be sold loiieo cheaper than they can be ni chased elsew here. ireat reduction sale .f triiue l and untrimed hats at tin- Mie Tiall on Wednesday and Tiiur-day. prices lower than ever belon Known in Albany, reiuen.bei Wednesday ainl Thursday. Mrs. A. I!. Woo din and Mrs. S. S. Train left yesterday for Asiori.i to attend the annual eiic tnipineti! of the Woman's Ki-licf t'eii s. w hich w ill he held in coiim el inn with the i. A. Mr9. .1. S. Pollock and family, fiom Wichita. Kansas, arrived in thw city Saturday, to take up their residence here. Mr. TolioeV is associated w ith Mr. Met le in the real estate business. The little son oi C. C. Hackle man, a prominent citienoi .b anon narrowly escaped burning t" death recently. His clo'hi's were ignited while playing near the lire, and he was badly burned about the arms ami chest. K. L. Thompson, special travel ing agent of the Northwest Insur ance ,Co., returned to thi-icitv yesterilay. He is now on a tour of the Willamette Vallwy. 'Ibis company is having a thriving bu.-i ness under its new management. F.ditcr Heath, of the Harney I'ress, who was arranigiit d beloie I'. S. Commissioliei Caluell at I'.urns on a charge of publirdiim. and circulating obscene literature, waved examination last week and was held in bonds of it'ilu toappeai bufor the I'VS. grand jurv at I'oit land. Kev. aiil .Mrs. . Irvine. Kev. hiid Mrs. T. J. Wilson, lr. tl. W. iiray, K. M. Kobfrtson an.i wife, and Mrs. ilenrieita r.to-.n. oi Albany, Kev. M. M. Marling, oi Halsey, Kev. A. M. Ache-on and J-.lmcr Hamilton, oi I .ikvillc,weut to Portland estrilav t attellil:1. t:ie presbytery of the I'. 1'. chu vh. The ladies of the W. C. T. T. recently I'll'eied a pr'ue of and : for the tiist and second best es.-ays on the subject I of temperance, lo be writ ten by the pupils of the public sehooi. lhe prizes were awarded vesler- j day and Miss Winnie Chamber lain was given the tir-l .ill. I Mi.-s Holtoii the second prize. ' i:e.liHun Sa r lilli,.-..v. At It (pi .M.l.lllsllS llext edllS- tu.l d.tvs Ol 1l.1v anil Thursday April sth and'. , ... ". . . ,- ,1 . , , . 1 I ui:le linn i t 1 '.Hh, 111 al. cash sales lor the two . davs, Jil the latest stvle- iu hats M,','.a.,,,I,,,.l, f, a id Is-iin tstiimmetlaml iiiitiiuim- 1 " K l"".'B! At M. l.nisli s m xt edns - e I, prices lower than ever ailbicO 111 .vlbanv. Difil .if I.a llrippe. Several severe cases of la !-iippe are reHrieti at kh. .i.ick i ni - well died of lhe disease Sunday and several otheis are ila'tgeroii-dy ill witli the disease. DROWNED IN THE SANTIAM Mrs. McHale Meets Her Death in the i 1 1 viiiir. 'I'l... ,l...,t1i m'ic u wi.l ne.'i.l.itlt ' and leaves a party of immigrants : from NeL'aiinee and Miciiiyainme. Michigan w ith a very mournful experience. The lady was a widow, about thirty-three yearn of age, with one child, a little girl of live years of age, ami hail come to Ore-ton with friends, the family of C. L. I'omeroy, to take up ;-overu-ineiil land. Full of life and anibi t ion t lit w hole party, consisting of Iwo families, C. I., i'omeroy, L. i. MeilVon and Mrs. Mcliail and child and John O. Fox, went to ihelronton the Oregon Pacific, just a week ago, the train running up front llalstead to Coe to carry them and their baggage. On Sunday the men were out looking at "the timber, and the ! three ladies of the party started to I cross the North Santiam on the foot los; across the stream at Coe Mrs. Mcliail took the lead, Mrs I lktlron followed, but Mrs. i I'omerov would not venture. The log ended at a slum;, from which Ja smaller log led to the opposite 'hank. Not ileeiiiini: it sate to try walking tin- smaller loir the ladies ! turned back. .Mrs. Mcliail soon ; exclaimed. "Oh, Mrs. llell'rnn, 1 am getting dizzy !" -Mrs. llellVon told her to -ret on her hands and ; knees, anil looked hack to see how I she was getting along, and taw her ! tiliu fiom the loir. The water was very s in ami anoui i icei. nee' ui'der the Ihl', the low ir Side ot the just touching it. The ladv came to 1 he snrlace once. .Mrs. HetlVoii ;ave tin ulaiiiihy .screaming at the lupol tier voice ai.d wavini' her apion ) In a VelV few minutes all ol lhe , men in ttie i.-initv, alxiut tweutv i in nuiiiher, headed hv Mr. I'ome l ny, wen" on the ground ami every i ell'irt iHicsil.Ie was made to savt : l he nulortiiiiate lady, hut w ithoiil 'avail. .1 ust lielow the deey plaei i in which she first fell was a rillh covered w il h j:i''''ed rocks ajjaiusi jwliiehslie was cairied in ti very . lew minute:-, leaving wounds oil (he head that would have caused death ii drowning had not ahead) I taken plaee. The bodv was h Hewed by Mr. I I'omerov wadirg out on the liisl ritlle below and otheis lurliiei down giapplin with poles, but 1 he i b-jly would slip awuy and it was a I '"II mile and a ipiarler below be- fyr..- if was liii-illy l.r...iK.l lo the I shore and lemierlv can leil to the l house. No blame couid attach I t i any person and every one ex It ted t hem elves to tiie ill most. Tin lady was bet rol lied lo Mr. I John O. I II-r child has bc-n ' in Mr. I'oineioy's family for tin I pa.-t tinee vear--, and they will ic I t .i in it , considering it no burden, as t hey think as much of it js ol their ow n child. Mr. l o is an i excellent fiii It-man and is verv mm h broken up over the loss ol the lady, who was oi most eslima hie ciiaiaett r and amiable dis; iisi tioll. The iuueial will take place from the Catholic church, of which she was a member, at - v. m. lo-ilay. nod a full attendance should be given f.ir the sake of these people w ho are like stiangeis iu a strange land. The itnia.ns will be in terred temporal ily in the city ceinelei v until the relatives can he consulted, they being in .Michigan, excepting one brother win lives iu Colorado. L.'i-tN m flit- f'ui.ltnilial.Y. Superintendent. iKiw ning of the state penitentiary, is more than uneasy over the symptom tleveioe od by a prisoner who is a patient iu t he penitent iary hospital, lb fears t he ailment is the dreaded leprosy. The unfoitunate vicli.n is a colored man named W. M. Morri", who has for several months been developing symptoms of some horrible disease, which is now m.tkingiick inroads upon him. At lirst his ailment was thought, to be nothing more serious than a Veiieie.il disease, hut it is how thought lo be leprosy. The body is rotting, nd already has holes large enough to hide a person's hand. Morris was born in Kicb ii olid, a., and came to t he prison t Ii ice and a ball years ago from J'lie llalies. I )'. I 'owning will likely prohibit visitors at the prison for some lime. Mollis will be removed lo a bain near lhe prison ami there healed tiil cured or de.id. The tlec:l ing body emits a horrible sun It w liich no disinfect ants can ovetcome. The prison oiliceisare at a loss P know what course lo puisne. I'liey will try and get an order to icmovc him to si. me hospital lor treatment. ; Iffn Hay Onlv ! The Ladies:' bazaar will intro ! iluce the stvle of "sales davs." ami . ! t W.. I I I -I'l I.... in' 0.13 .1110 iioosoui lliiy wi:l nave a special sale ol I 1 lo ir elegant and stylish trimmed ! iiiiliinery. consist ing of all lhe lat- est no liies iii hats, loipn-s ami bonnets for I adieu, misses and ehil- ilreu. l ach hat will b inarked iu plain figures at less Ilia:, one- hail us actual price, iihs is no I cleaiance sale, Put a si 1.1I sale day of lhe most seasonable goods. ! and w ill last but luod.ns. lou 1 ! fail to visit this sale and seem c j the greatest hai gains ever ottered I;,, t!. millilieiv line. P.isilivelv 'i,,, - two d.tvs onlv ,'ttbm I mler l':iiit.-t Pavilion I'oub'i abui Co. will a 1 pear 111 tins city 011 lue.-tlav April II. I te company has Iwo car ' loads of spei ial scenery, a magiii . liceiit brass baud and wili give a ! pleat show. This will hi1 lhe lin esl sci-nei v ever seen ill this play j in Albany, and it is t-xpicssiy to make room for il that the show is given under canvas. Their adv , will be found iu this issue. FOR STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL j The Name cf Eon. Geo. E- Chamberlain, of Albany, Mentioned in this Connection- ort'iroiuaii Aiiril 7. In discussing the work of thej state legislature during the last i session, Senator Jell'" Myers, of j Linn county, veeterdav referred to the law "Tenting the otlice of state attorney general as one of the lew measures that gave rise to but lit tle discussion : 'This law," eaid he, "creates theottice of state alUuin-y general. No such o!liev has been in exist ence in this stale heretofore. The attorney general is to be elected by the people, and will hold otlice for the. same term that the other stateotliciale do. The bill, I think, was passed on the ll'lh ol l-ehru-urv, and it was to become opera tive ninety days after its passage. As no stale elections w ill be held iu the immediate future, it will devolve upon the governor to make an appointment. Have any names been men tioned in connection with this otlice'.'" asked the reiHjrter. "Yes, several names have been mentioned, but the most promi nent among them is that of Hon. tieorge F.. Chamberlain, of Al bany. Mr. Chamberlain repre sented bis district iu the state legislature six or eight years ago, and he is considered a strong nun. He is an attorney of great ability ami wide experience, and his reputation for honesty and integ rity is without stain or blemish. For a time he was engaged in the practice of law in Albany wi'h Judge I Flinn. He is a man in every way lilted for the otlice, and 1 do not think a better appoint ment could be made. Should lie be honored with this otlice, I can vouch that he will till it with credit lo himself and to the entire satisfaction of the people of .his 8tte. The emoluments of the otlice are not lar.e, the annual salary of the state's attorney gen eral being fixed at .ftiOOO.' The duly of this otlice is to advise all the state olliceis in any matter tlu-state may be interesled in." NOTES FROM JUNCTION. There is talk of several brick buildings being put up hcie this summer. j l'r. Thomas l.ee of Independ I ence was up last week, visiting j his mother, who h is been ipiitt sick. Mrs. Frank Parker is still lying 1 1 1 1 1 e low with consumption, willi no prospect of recovery. I.a grippe has made ilsell preva lent here, although in a mild form, yet enough to let folks know that lhe malady exists. Miss Clara McKee, sitter of Mrs. Frank Parker arrived here from Nebraska last Friday ni'hl. John Faton will plant about till v acres ol corn in .he helil a-l- ioining town. Corn seems to do well in this vicinity when planted early. The Chiistian church numbers about sixty members here and they ae makiugeH'orti to build achtiich this Hiinimer, w liich in all ,ioiia liili'y will be built. It Seems to be a settled fact among our citizens thai the rail road from Corv.illis to this place will he built this summer, ami al though the recent I'ue has lelt tpiite a scar on our tow n, yet with rail road extension ami the several -brick buildings which we expict 10 build this SHiunier, our town will be 011 the road to prosperity. COAST NOTES- Some one in Pasco has starlet! a list for I he const ruction of an elec tric street railway to run from whence to thence. The farmers Alliance is rapidly gaining strenglh in Umatilla county. Eighteen local alliances are now organized in addition to the county alliance. Assessor tiiiild.of I'nion county, has recently discovered over MiUlCo acres of land that have heretofore escaped taxation Tne work of running an addi lonal telegraph wire from Pendle ton to Walla Walla was vompleted Saturday. Brutal Vie-W lopping. The Coos P.ay Sun hai found a real case of wife beating in that place ami says that the practice of wife-w hipping !h becoming a little too prevalent of late in Ibis local- tv. We have, on severa occas- saioas, heard rniiiors of offenses of this character, but until now have beeu unable to certainly lix the I'.iet llnofl tlioHi- X'litl to hi trllilte of 1 1114 el-i nit I tl tin 1 n-esellt. i iwl -i iie there is 11c doubt. On last M011 - . . 1 . ... dav alleinoon persens livii.g.uthe I l,:tl,l'el e.-iUiri ipiarters of the north end ol" Fnuit street were ' IV"'-' U ",-el vermilion. Rosihurg startled ! y the loud screams of a ! I"v,t,-V- woman, ttinl an investigalionofthe ; An,a iievwomi ComiiiK. cause tlisclosetl the fact that a man Tin. ,, ,f 11 1 ii- 1 1 '"e managers of the Albany named .lacob lliglev, w ho v. ith I .,,.,.., l.,,.,,,,. c , , , ,. -, . -i , . 1 -, 1 1 opeia house have secured ano'her his wife and to children oc-upv -, wXaw uUra.,iollt u. a, ;lr ,,. ro,,msdjo....nga...linthereai '"'j last of the mon.h. It",, Alba l lit- ..lai.-wn, ... ....e, ..... 1 .ciir his w ife into an insensible comli tioii. Neighbors say he was seen to strike her at least three times wil h his clenched list, when she fell to the lloor anil remained un conscious for a ipiarler of an hour. 1 lie family recently came fi "!'!: aul 1 to l- bard-working ami industrious while the mall does nothing to- wards the sup,rl of himself or family. I.ru es such as his .nan I ig ley has shown h,u.M-if to be, oiig .1 to be need 11,. to a U,i,,, - -si aiiiti n nipprii 1111111 ine was about extinct. The law is power- les lo intlict adequate piinisli-ceut for such ofTeiises. Iittalli at Mill City. The train on the Oregon Pacific road to the fioul yesteiday took up a burial case for O. C. Olsen, who died at Mill City from lhe ell'i-cls of la grippe lhe day U-fore. Wall paper at Cumniing's tbttg store. OF INIEREST TO FARMER3. Beet Grow it i in Connection Wi-.h the Pr. postd Dairy Farm. Plenty of grass makes plenly i f milk, butter and money, and that is what we want, both iu the citv and country. We are told money is scarce, but that is as you take it, bring half a carload (12,000 lbs.) of line butter and you will find plenty of buyers with the cash in hand glad to give you money and get your butter. Look a moment friends, a well managed dairy farm of 120 acres will turn out 12,000 lbs. of butter a year which sold at the present prices, ,'!0c per lb., would bringttie snug little sum of $;!i00 ami you need not wait for your money. lraw your own conclusion. Will" beets be of much bnnelit as feed for our stock? Yes, very decidedly. Everybody knows that if we had plenty of food grass the year round, we could much easier solve the problem of plenty of butter in ilk, and money. The beets brine; ni right there beets are grass iu the win ter, dive a cow a bushel oi beets per day uuiins: the winter mcnths together ith enough o'her feed and uool care and you w ill have no trouble n getting a good cow to pio.luce 1' lbs. of butter a day right iu the w inter. You see it does not not K''iiire nuch land to raise beets enough for your stock. One bushel a day per cow for four months is on! v 120 bushels ami one acre of well prepared html w ill pro duce one thousand I ushels of beets and the labor attached to cultivate I hem is not great. What, time should beets be planted'.' They should be planted as soon as the ground works wi-li ami iiol later than the month of April, if you have beaveidani laud, choose such, if not, any other laud good for wheat or oats will answer. Plow deep, S or In inches, pii! vi ri.e it well and maik it out one ! feet apart. Plant in straight lines and drop 2 or::seids together about I I inches apart iu the row ami cover with an inch oi line soil. When we'd up. go over the Held ami only leave one plant iu a place. Keep the soil tine and mellow, e-peeially liming lhe dry weather and you w ill he aslonisi.ed lo see what i iiuiiise clops you can gel ami money il will letuin you iu the shape of feed and pro iluce. C. H. Si iimiih . A "Veullhy OrrtiHti"ii. The matter of catching seals in lhe northern seas must he one of lhe bonanza occupations of the day, aceoiding to the I .Lowing from the Astoriau : ''The Indian hunters on the liritish Columbia coast are rolling in wealth and the probabilities of schooners securing hunters among Iheiii are less than ever. I'he I miiaiis scorn t lie .t 1 ob I oH'eied by the schiKiner captains. uul 1 yen study over Thev lixed the latter sum as their price a month ago. Morris Moss, a Vic toria buyer, has ruined their use fulness by paying them .$12 a skin lor all they can lay down in ic toria. The Indians have already I sold over I.OiK) skins at this rate j ami have several hundred more cached away waiting lor a rise 111 the price. Seals have been run ning close in shore this spiing. enabling the I miiaiis to do great execution in their canoes. The rate paid to t he Indians by Moss is unprecedented and indicates heavy prices on theclean-up in the i.i!! Chit-top Comity CohI. I n the Astoriau otlice has been for the last two days something that is novel in Astoria, something that probably has not been any where else 111 this city for several ! years a lire fed with Clatsop coun- ty coal. ..he coal is from Knappn and burns wed, leaving a small gray ash. Some years ago the As toriau kept a lire up for some time with Xehali-111 county coal, widen also burned well. It, is a matter regret in every sense, that As toria and Oregon generally should be pay. tig out gold 2(l's, for im ported coal, when millions of tins of line coal lie in our hills all over the country, fiom blind Slough lo Arch Cape. Astoriau. Tliry Mum II ate Their I 101. The Eastern Oregon member of Oregon's railroad commission spent Saturday in making "Pome howl"' in Rosehurg. The dis- K"m " memoi r lli lutged a ! lltlle lo..fr1R'i1V 111 t,,e nwi h,nvl. i "r I'0'1'1' Hos.-burg whiskey is I fifron!?,'r 1,1,a" that disp.-nse.l by 1 lie iiari:eeieis ol I'em II, .too I '0 1 the commissioner made l fri.e vl.il.itir... 1 . exniiution ol himself and Iel,,... .ui.t l.w l..u.l.u I- Co. li i:: composed of musicians ami artists who tank foremost iu I heir profession, who will give a relined entertainment ol both vocal and instrumental music. The company has its ow n li:i-. ' ..... a -....ell band, ami lhe public can rest ,,,...1 ..1 ,, t;.,. ..i. ,- ( Notice, j , M(.Alist'e,. ,-,.,,.,,, . Albany and will receive patients at ,lis )m ,',,,,,.,. a, , NIl, ,rwl . Even the most vigorous and hearty people have al times a leeling oi weariness ami lassitude. To tiispel this feeling take I Jr. .1. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla ; it will impart vigor and vitality. Try our elegant leas ami coU'ees, the linesi iu the city. Once used always used. Mueller & Oanvtt. That hacking cough can be so tiuckly cured by Shiloh's Cure. , We guaran'ee it". rtUl by Foshay j.t Mason. REAL ESTATE SALES. T. E Roze Sulls Valuable Pioper'j in This City to Gcore S- Coe- Among the real estate s:des re-! Fresh lettuce every morning at corded during the week is the . IV.rker ihos. transfer ot the Monteitti proptrtyj P.uy gasoline stove:; from Mat by T. h). Hogg, president and re- j thews x Wash). inn. ceiverot tne Oregon i'acitic ran- road company, to Ceo. S. Coe. uuinj- js worm n u a no-- j lion dollars, although the consid eration in the deed is the nominal sum of $5. The sales for the pa; I three davs are as follows : F A Watts to Win A Tin iff, 1 IS acres, 13 w 4 ; consideration. .;:;."' 10. K K Skipworth et al to F V Pki ter, int in 1":! acres, 1:! w con sideration, f. I' Sto Joliu Clausen, hid a- res, 12 K 2: Patent. Archie Foster to Sarah J Foster, j 12 K2; consideration, .".S00. O A C K U Co to Chas K (Mark, SO acres 11 E 1 ; coush 'eratioti, ! ifoiit). ; O&CIl KCo to James Clark,; SO acres 11 E I ; consideration, fsn. j I S to James Clark, St) acre.-', 1 1 El; Patent. T Fgenton Hogg, of CorvaliN, to (ieorge S Coe of New York ciij, all the Montcith properly pur chased by grantor of as-ignce. J10.P.I acres, exceiiiini? ab iut . I a-res; consideration, so. Amos P.ogue to Lucreti.i E White 22.")0 acies 12 w 4; cons. deration, !f;.S7. Lucy 0 Fletcher to V. M Fletch er, Si) acres low :!; consideration. t,777. Strauder Froman, referee, to T F Young, lots 7. S, hi LI, E A : consideration, l"2.". A Ilackleiniin to J M Parduc. lots 5 and 0. IPs .'!rd A ; cousidera- i lion, !p!7"i. Mary V Liio les to Nellie P Mv ers, lots 0, Id 7, li s :'.id A : c ui I sider.ition, .! . j K M Fletcher to W J Steele. !' acres, 1" w :'. : eonsid'-ialioti. i l-ii'i1. j Yui k ill ;i i o i ii . (i.v'.nn A, I.yeil, in charge oil lie ; government work at YaU:iia. h.'.s ; about lilty men employi d. and !.e ! tiamway i-'ii thenoith side is beiii j extended about lilt'-eri ieel per. lay. i As soon as Ibis work is a little further extended and the piled river mil ol I he .iv, t he v, or k of placing rot k in tl e jetty wdi be i begun. The iiecess ir io. ,ino; i ve. i cars, barge--, etc., for tnis woi k a.e i a!l iu readiti'-ss. There w ill not be any more wiji k d-.uie on the north. ! jetty at pres nt, as it is dcsiicd t- . I see what ellV-ct tin; south j'-tty ! v ill have, I ! 1 1 s Jllie more wrk; i w ill have to b dime there by and ! by. before it I w harf about can be hi ',.0 feet Ion gun a will I nave io r.e nui.i across uic j which have tilled in on the side and cut jil' the app" i i . i ... ail r . IN the old wluiil. I'tllilii Mireys in n c .11. I Oregon and Washington are 1.0: j liable to get much money for s 11 i veys out of the atipropri.it io-i "' I the lat session of congress because j tliesurveyor-generalsof these sta es nave not made contracts fi r the j amounts apportioned to tiiviu im the lis -al year ending June :! . I Commissioner Carter is atixio is j to give rapidly glowing Wt.-tein-! states all the money h i surveys I that can possibly use, hut wln ie 'the funds have no! been expended. 1 he will be compelled to shorlen jthe allowance. FuMher, it i ! ipiite likely that the m xt congress ! will appropriate upon the basis ; I what was used thirr.g th" cir rent ; next year, and the aim ui.t re J untitling over will be covered hack I into the treasury. Tin: wii:i.i i:m:h lino. The facilities of the present tl.iyi.v CMP i' or the production of everything 1 1 jv.-.r .T p a;i j 'At ' j hat will conduce to the mat-. rial 1 1 1 VV ll'iillt tllliji I ) 1 welfare ami comfort of iiiaiir-indi ; are almost unlimited and when i Syrup of Figs was lirst produced ' the world was enriched withtiieo:: , ly perfect laxative ku iwn.asit is ; the only reni'-dy w liich is truiy i pleasing ami refreshing to the ta-te , I and prompt and ellect mil toclea:is:e ; I the system gently in the Sprit.-, ! time or, iu fact, at any time any: i the better it is known the i.iic' : pipular it becoiiu s. i ' j alai'i h in t I ngl.iiLil. J Ely's Cream Dahu giverf sa'is- 1 faction to every one ti-dng it tor' i eatarthiil troubles. 1 L K. .MlIhiI', !lruggist, Won-e-ter, Mass. I 1 U-lieve E y'sCtiatu I'..tlm is , the' best ait.cle for catarrh ever I ollered the public. Lush C: Co..; Pruggists, Worcester, ila-s. A article of real nieiit. C. P. j Allen, Druggist, Springiield, Mas-. ; Those who use it speak highly of 1 it. (ito. A. Hill, Diuggist, Siuing- j neia, .Mass. Cream balm has given satisiac- I torv nstilts. W. P. lhaper, ; I 'ruggist, Springiield, Mass. ! .lust Iti-relve.l. I have just received my slock of I'.ia.er jackets, I aecordian plaited capes and 1 capes in the latest styles, will do well to examine my before pun basing elsewhere li. W. SiMC 111 i-:i. ' Al.llKHSON At lie' 1 " t t - nf lar I p.in'iits near lid- t ilv, hi Il'-nton ; . .'m ,. 1 ... i,rl 1'. ls'll - Klliel Ablcrson ilailttln ' f "mm. AltlvlSOII, agetl I.. i aii. . .. J I ars. , 1 'II,.. .I.-. ,.-! ell H:is linril 1" Illinois I till March IS. sTS Sin' rtlll-netl witli ! lit T patt llt-: I.) I lr.-gi.ll 1:1 j "as an estiinatal'lc Jan. I L aws a father, neither ', to mourn liei iiii!'.iim l J' j was caiipeil hy in tl.i 111 :it i 1 liver 1 '.!. riiti-r. id 111- rlie a'ul tiier VV lli' ll of tl.e I I' AIT.. On Tliiirsil.v April -'. Is'1;. j Hugh Paul, iigcil -It c.ii. at Ins i lesidfiu-c near Lebanon. j li.tfii.-i J was 11 son of W. A. Paul ! ami ws a man of excellent 1,11 ilitirs. Ib- leaves a w iff an J cliiliben . besides a will-- circle of rchiiive am! fiieiiild to 111. 'Urn ids death- BISIXKSS LOCALS. Hilling lawsori, druggists Fietich keeps railroad time. Oo to Vieri t l:s f .r a good shave i ,;,.!'. cloves at eosl j York C. H. U. store. at the New J c- st at the I ( icnt's umU'iwi-ir at ; New York C. II. It. store. j ! Pants ami overalls at cost at the i New Yoik C. P. K. (store, j .1 ust received, our new iine of I "iiushades ami piiras-i's. 1 adics j lji.zaiir. I For lame back, sitlj or chest, j ip-e Shiloh's por us piaster. Prii e i 2"i cents at Foshav iV Mason. I Shiloh's Cure and eonsunip! ion ! cure is sold by us una guarantee. It cures cone muptioii. lor sale by Foshay A Mason. Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by Fo.diay .t Mason. Ihziness, nausea, drowsiness, distress after eating, can be cured and prevented by taking I r. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Fillets little piiis. i The most delicate constitution can sifeiv ust; lr. J. II. McLean's .Tar Wine Lung P.ahn. It is a sure It niftlv for coughs, loss of voice. uid all throat and lung troubles. Cioup, wleioping cough ami broil -hitis iuimeuiatcl v relived by Sniloh'aCure. Fur sale by Foshay Mason. A licit lo- r Car. Of those choice, veg- tables iust received, celery, c.i'diilower. cih biig.', parsnips, turnips b.-cts, or inge", tigs, golden iii'.-.-s.lenioii-, and an l hings. In sti nt t inliess llot d, M ill ilel .ill ol PI'. gi.md e aod II I -ret! We want t h- la lit s to st m and lo ii; at our Lug- variety "i Oxlord ti.-s ju.-t receive I ;i..d the latest - vies ;;t Kle.n I'.lo-. LAUCH TO TKIHK OF IT, THEN CRY WITH JOY. j TUESDAY, APRIL I4TH, M Fadd.-u's Mammoth Pavil ion lo-.:h!c I'uc'.e Tom's Cabin Co. w i'l ajipi ar undtr can van on tee court house sipiare, with a coiiipiiny of players careiully selected for their ar-'i-tic ability to ti!l 'he li i;ui:c 111 -uts of t he play. To: -vs. 2 ;-ul.s. 2 l.ike;.s i i'.ieo l Ho'. 11 !s. 2 - heti.ind Ponies, !:.' Musicians, O ! iiliilec Singers, !' Pei .'oi uiers. 2c.;i-i i sjieei.ii s-ccnery, a coni p.;n of people. A poem ol I iiigl.'ei and t- a:s eii- .1. 1 by pul it. pi, ar.-l pii'il; s n: 1 : i I'ci-ick, r.ii:i i: Ni at 12 PAK I'I r shine, ad plat lb -nii-iii t.-u- -hit h i l.l' on i t 10 I lies lav. tui! 1 it DKLMOMCO t ft t - . 'iniiiiiiii;'s l.r: -li-ie. nvsii Iluitic hdv Bivinli peci.l. pai tie rati s tea ami Id for 1 a killi ngs. Null.-- of Viii P'K is i ;.:.,..!, SI..C l.llf.lflt'l H IIKil-'.f.V l.l - KN ..okln-'ui r i.i.-.-la .Mrt'l inc. '1 1 1 T 1111: nf lli- Al .-m v Minnie aim i Hung l Mm: 11 panv of 1 Vi'ialiy will he iie'nl nl li-- seci rtai'v in rouiiis I lie ollii c til ' ami '..'. in tin- M'-alliMi -I'i'iili' sir, it, A 111 liV, Or Iiiii'ilaig en 1- irt nil 1'ie otli tl;.v. lat .Momlay nl leiiir it 1 1 1 lour pill Jill: e l.l elect, to M-rvo for tile i!ie saint iu-ing tin April, f-'H. i-t Hie .('clock 1-. M ., for till! Ill g Mllll ilii'Lctor enduing M ir, HuP-l All ai.y. Or. March P'.. l-s'.tl. j L. II. .MoNT WYK, Secretin v. -o.t Hr.NT -a r.i-it four room coluge, lit'l'iiu-et .1 A l.ro,.-, al I),-iot linli-l. W rtiiTV ii lilt'::-' stuck tif I io to tic ( ' P. !:. s...ie lo get g' Ill's fumi -bing good- at I'n-t. j i , J -.j-iA J . ! ' A Bior WbitcTchtii J i i spring jiri 1 1 1 r's statintu-fy, well H'U'l'ss 1 S,,,.,(.(J l,u-ht tlincl fr. tin th j"'.'1!: ,s j lii.inuf.icuirers :il :i luv lignn-. ill! I- 1 -.-in give tin- "est (U WtilK iii ill! kiiels of liriniinc; fur tin- itst tnnney. I ry ns. 1'aisi.ky A- 'MILKY. 1.1 Ice for I'lil.lli ali.in. I, Nil Ii SI ATKn l.A:-r OKU K. t or. -on l i'v. origon, Ja 1. p.', l-:il. 1 soi Irs. i- lifn-liy iriv.n thut in coiii.Ii:-nr -w:h .- iir.ivi-.i.)hs i-l lilt-act ol c nuriutt .if ,,, ,.,' jrl . as , 1 illli...-. b. or. -.'i.la an-l Wasli.natii Tcrrileri. fh.-ir:t lrovi-.-, i-l lla.i wanl. i-uulily Ai.iim ii;i. tati' "f Caliletiiia. iia-- lliii la tile. I itt lt.i tnlU-i' In-, nworn l.!V. n-r ! iu pur. Ictsc ni th a-i.l i- i- 1 iti-l - "f Sn iion N. vliie N. r; small Ca-i-.',' N.. tit, mint N.i. . ! .11 N. K. J 11. in t'.iv.i 1 1st anil in it 1 t tli-r pr i"? to sho.v il. inori' v.niiiliit fur i:s :i -r. llh.Ui.ll iliriH-HS, a ih..- Iitiil !. -il;!iI in lander or utmic than ariit tn i-stalili-ih Iiih i hnhi tn -ia..l Ian. I iwlore the li- tiilcr ami Itt 1 rio-r t.f this oit'ii't' at Ort-gon fit Or.jron, en I hms l.n Iht-7th .lay ot M tv, I-VI lie thihh a witiii:-s,-a. II P. PrfHt.m, .1. II i .-iliiu, T. K. Nurru ami K, II. Oatt i, all .-I llavwar'-, t'alif'-rnia Ativ a:..l att pt-rmilis i-iaiii il'-i ailirrneiv Hit- aljovc-ih-sunlKil limli ar..- r.itut'stoi to file their claim in this olliie oil of l-efo-e sai.l 7tll ilav nf Mav, ls:tl. j. r. Ari'KK.sox. Kii.Ur, Highest of all in Leavening Power. ABSOLUTELY PURE The Leading Clothier. F THE Pl:OiiRE-SIYE PUKCHASEU DESIRES t to see a hue of goods variety, the lines! and conservative fashionable features of the day, combined with a complete assort ment of staples, all made ar.d finished in the very high est standard of excellence, uul placed on the market at prpuiar prices, our exhibit for the coming spring and summer season will surely ommand his attention. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW CLOTHING MADE Fit guaranteed in bis PRicfcCis Always Reasonable. t 1 I y 1 The Albany 7 11. Hvde havinc imrchased -7 I ... : ........ ...... I .1... .1 1 l.ti.t I 1 -ti I - oil-lilt?-, llionn nil abil.111 iuii 1.11V i'i.l-, 1 . .. .i..v.7i- , 1. t- of fin nil nre in his new ipiarters in the P.altimore brick. He $ has added a magnificent line of newest patterns in In d-room Z and parlor sets and all kinds of fine furniture, and has one of vr 5 the finest furniture establishment in the city. Prices will be $ found very reasonable. A fine, ine of carp3ts and rugs bought -i hefo.-e the raise will be sold at low ligures. -j ' In Spriiie" tlie vOLing"innii'sI fancy l-ip:ln ly tun is to 1 1 1 oti-l itts of love!" The wise young man, (he oi l man., the thriltv housewife, all will turn their steps, when searching for frsh table d iicaeies, choice butter, fresh laid eg.ru, stapie ami k.ucy groceries of all kinds, to the grocery .- tore of C. E. Brown el J. Once Wo wish to remind vou that vt car ry the most Complete Line of Hard wore, Stoves and Ilan"es in the "V" al- MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. I Jtct U. S. Gov't Food kepnrt. Blain, that embodies 111 its immense PAT - " " TIEKS FOR SUITINGS ND TROUSERS TO ORDER AND tailoring department. ;ll!!;iil!!il!l!!!l!l!lli:i!i!l!i! Furniture Co. the interest of L. T. I'.r rock in the 5 . .1 II111 mil. 10 1.. 1 1 iuiil.ii,4iil tt. wL- Cr ir I lib Iids lo ir r i! Ct I'MiTd At 4 T1V .1 r I I Iff Cr UL.ll IL' Ul l'V 111 V iiliiim iced lo lEat, as veil. a Cr - a- frir-tifl-CsirJj-ir-Si:- Ao'a i n
