TnBMOKNING HEI?LLD: SUNDAY, APKIL 12, 1891. glowing gaily gcraltl OX SALE. The Daily Herald Mill be on sale each morning at li. J. Jones' book store, where it tin be procured at 5 cents per copy. JOTTINU8 AKOIT TOWN. Andy limit went to Iklsey tcrday. New stvle neckwear at VCS- 11, I.atief Uaaar. Hun. II- 15. Mi.l.r, of Cranls 1'ass, in in the city. Key. J. F. Stewart went to Mon mouth yesterday. C. J. Stuart returneil yesterday from Southern Oregon. I lartisburg is talking ol organ- i.ing a tire department. A. Seal has returned flOlll trip to Southern Oregon. lr. V. II. Odell. of Sodavi'.l was in the city yesterday. A line line of ladies dancing slippers at Searls" shoe store. Win. A. Humphrey and W. 1 . Jester went to I'oitlaud yesterday. Fresh bread, cakes and pies every tnoriiingat l.Ioilgett v: .-on s. Albany should have a rousing Fourth of July celebration tnis year. Mr. M. Wygant. of Sibley, Iowa, is in the city, and expects to locate here. lioto Searls" and see bis line display of shoes, all the latest Hyles. A new line of children's 'w hite aurons just received at the l.idics liaaar. McFadden"s l'avilioii lonble I 'ncle Tom's Cabin show next Tuesday. Choi.'e vegetables fresh from the hot house every day ut .Mueller A. Uarrett's. Mrs. I.. T. Hrock went to Port land, yesterday where she will in future reside. $10,000 still left to l"an on .mi1 farm security, immediately by S. N. Steele A L'o. F. W. Voile, of l'alotise, Wash., is spending a few ilavs with o!.l iriends in this city. -Mis. C. J. Koyal, of Salem, i visitii g at the residence of K. A. McAlister in this city. A ladies gold fclove "lUttonei found on the street yesterday awaits an owner at this ollice. llev. K. M. Messic, of Mon nioutti, and Mr. Stewart, of t ! i c ty Hill exchange pulpits to-day. Buy your millinery at Hie Indies I'.a.aar. They have the 1 irgest s.ock, latest styles ami low est prices. The ti nest and best assort meiit ot ladies Oxford's and slippers ev er brought to Albany at Searls' a toe store. Charles .Mueller returned yes terday from San Jose, California, where lie went for the hem-lit ot his health. He is much better. A successful and t-njuyahle s icial dance was given by 1'iof. II. J. Hopkins at his ilanciiii: school at the opera house last evening. Kev. Joseph Alter and family stationed at the Warm Spring In diau reservation, are in the citv fie guests of M r. and Mrs. S. F Voting. Iionot miss the great Pavilion I'ncle Tom's Cabin show next Tuesday. They have a line hand and will give a giant street parade. The dedication the Knights o! Pythias hall on the loth inst.. irouiis:-s lo be a grand al'air. Tin I. lilies Aid Society will furnish lh l:iiiiiet at the armory. II. P. Hyde has .-elded a line o! l mlei taking to his furniture et labhshiiieiit and has received a l:ire stock of Collins, caskets audi all kinds of undertaking gcunls. Julius (iradwold ha- opened at hislioldeu Pule Ltazaa- stole a line of finely tinished hois' sai'et v bicycles, which will be sold much cheaper than they can be j ur i based elsewhere. I'.lodgett it Son have removed their stock of groceiies into the building formerly occupied by P.lackburn A: Piroui, uud have added a bakery depailment, and are now prepared to furnish tbeii customers with fresh bread, pies and cakes of all kinds. Services will be held today tit the Presbyterian church at II a m. Sabbath school at 1l' i-. v., Y. P. S. C. K., prayer meeting at ':-.- e. m. Subject of the sermon. "Soiisbip."' No evening service, the congregation will unite in tin union services he'd at the opera li jtise. Miouliltr Itmkt-ii, Mr. John Moigan. living noai Shedd, started for Albary Friday with a four-horse load of grain". The hoises became frightened and ran away. Mr. Morgan was thrown to the glolllld and his shoiildel was broken. The horses ran about four miles before they were tin ally stopped and the oats w as strewn along the road. Mr. Mor gan was injured in a iuniwa accident a few months ao, and his injury was the re-break ing ol ihe shoulder fiactuied at that time. It I'axt In Hi bave. The convict who doesn't walk straight stands in his ow n IL'ht very much. He can make two months oil' of one year, eiyht oil' of three, fourteen oil' of live, and so on. The mechanic w ho could get a year's nay for ten months' work would consider that he had a snap. 4u Lie llUlor&l nl. At the I'ue Friday night. Charlee Scott, son of Sherill' M. Scott, fi 1! from a ladderilislocaliughisanklc. The injury was quite severe and the limb was set the next morning by Dr. Maston. THE FIRE BELL AGAIN AMITIiEi: HA UN BIKNCI) BY INt LNDI K1KS, Mure Kvitlcure uf the 1'ieseiice of Fire ling in t lie City -The le. part iiielit l'rliletl. At S o'clock last evening (he crv of lire was again heard, and the alarm called out the department and citizens on the double iplick. The lire was disco veied to have again been started in a barn. This time it was a barn owned by the Oregon Pacific llaihoad Co. back of the liuss House, and used by (J. Ilouck. When tirst seen the tire was well advanced, and it spread ,so rapidly that none of the con tents could "he saved. A cow was burned to death, also a dozen chickens and a quantity of feed, a cart, w :imii i um .!l..r artieles were burned. There was no insurance on the contents, and it is thought there was none on the barn. The loss will probably be if HK'O. There is no doubt that the lire was of incendiary t.rigin. Imme diately alter the lire w as discovered two persons were seen running dow n the railroad track away from the ham. This lire emphasizes the cer tain fact that Albany is iiillict ed with the piescnce of some lire bug, or bugs, w ho have a particular delight in set ling barns on lire. The lire which destroyed three barns Friday night was of incendiary origin, as have been several other small lire recently. A few even ings ago Mr. J. P. Patterson saw a small blaze in his barn, and has tening out found a pde of hay burning brightly. He extinguish ed it without trouble. This in ceinliary whoever he is. if found, will tindil a very chilly spring. The police are keeping a vigi ant watch, and these villains aie sure to lie caught if they continue their nefarious work. To make matters worse, the lire uepai inieni is just now in a crip- piC'i cumin ion, engine .No. being disable ! and out of service. F.iigme No. 1 worked badly last night and the evening iiefore. hast night Ixith eugineeis wen with Kiigine No. I, but the ma chine seemed to lie, on a tear and worked very badly. This state of things ought to be promptly remedied, and the police force kept especially alert to pre vent a lire possibly more destiuc tive. tiii: si:w i:h i. so. Patch. '1 he police had reasons to snspt ct that a lot of boys, call ing themselves "the s.-wer gang, or the dirty dozen,'' were the in cendiaries, and late hist night one of tbeii number. Roy Pentley, was locked up by Chief of Police Hotl maii and questioned closely. The boy, who is about l." years old, denied any knowledge of ihe ori gin of the lire. He admitted that the gang had stolen chickens and committed petty thefts, but denied anv conmc'i.u with this or any previous tires, au-1 he was re leased. This gang is regularly organized and it is said take a terrible black oath on becoming memljcis. It is composed of youugsteis ranging in age from 1J to ." years, w ho yearn to be pirates bold, or brigands of the worst stripe. Marly correc tion would he wholesome treat ment lor them. Y- M. 0. A hOi i: i. The h rvi.es at the Y. M. C. A. ball this aiieinoon at 4 o'clock will be of an interesting chaia.ter. Subject lor consideration, "Watch man, what of the night '.'' Leader, Mr. Fred Port miller. The music it I he sei v'n-es will be great ly added to by 1 be use of cornets. The anniver-'ary exercises of the Young Men's Christian Associa tion of Albany, will be held in the opera house this evening at 7:110 o'clock. I'y consent of 1 1 it- various churches this will lie a union ser vice, and an invitation is extended lo all to attend. Avery interest, ing programme will be rendered consisting of music by Ihe Appol ios, remai ks by president of Ihe association. Prof. W. H. Lee, and an address upon the subject ol ''Young Men in Religion," by Pn.f. II. A. Hiorey, of Portland. Programme will be distributee at the door. Let every one bring their li'ispcl Hymns No. .". Si:t ItLIAKY. ISnuril if Trade Meeting. The board of trade wdl hold a meeting Monday evening at. the city council chambers lo consider t he question of sending an ener getic man lo Portland to direct immigrants towards Albany. It is proposed to employ a man to represent t he interests of the city and country at the metropolis for l telin ol three months. The board w ill also take some action to secure pi iuted matter advertising the eifv. Ilai rivliti ri;'! Hotel, The Copia hotel at llauisbiirg, saj s the Courier, is no more. When ihe new piop ieleess, Mrs. M. ,1. Moi iisoii took charge of the house last Monday she rp-chrislehftl it the "l.yndel Home, " nor is this the only change that is being made, the liiri ituie throughout is to be replaced by new, and the building will be remodeled, rcpai'.cd anil repainted inside and out. Mis. Morrison is an experienced and pleasant hostess; she will make the l.yndel a lirst-class house. Theie will be services at the Congregational this moeuiugat II o'clock as mnal. Subject foe the discourse. "The obscurity of Chi ists life." No services in the evening at this church, on account of the Y. M. C. A. exercises in Ihe opera house. SOCIAL EVENTS. Wbt Society Has Been Doing During the Week. ! i The longest (!: is in June they sa ; i The shortest in Dei-ember. They ill J not c.mie to no- lliat w..v: J Tin- slinrtest I renii-iiiher " jf You came a day Willi me to stav, .-inu iini-u my ue.ri w iui A' sHjr- Tire longest day- von were hi:iv I'l . . . -o- llll- ICiy l.l-Xl lMy iiller. The Misses llattie and Li.ia Cialbraith gave a most delightful whist jiariy ut th-ir rosid.'nce Wednesday evening. The sjiacions liarlors were tasteiullv diHorated with evergreens. Whi.-t was played by those present in the early part of the evcnii., after which daiicing was imiulgid in to ihe s teet tones of the violin and guitar. About 11 o'clock an ele gant lunch was sei ved.alter which dancing was resumed. Mim Min nie an Horn sang, "A Curl from Pa by 'a Head" in her usual pleasing manner, and some very pretty instriiineiit.il music was rendered. Those present were: Miss Pertha F.llis, Miss Tina Moii teith, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moii teith, Mr. and Mrs. II. .1. Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. i:. K. (ioll', Mr. and , Mrs. Will McCulloch, Miss Loia; Vance, Miss Lee feather, Mr. and ! Mrs. K. C Searls, Misses Ai.l a ' and Sophia Houek, Miss Pea.--! i Vance, .Miss Sarah Owenby, .Miss' Lillian Hackleman, .Messrs". .1. A. I ( umming. Robert Strong. J. Wilson, Alex Rennie, K. Lorillard. (ieorge Mooiehoiise, A. i. I). m. i.arge, Arthur 1'eaciK-k. SIIOK SOllM.. A large niiinbi r wee present at the W. C. T. P. hall Friday even ing, the occasion being a shot social given by the ladies of the Christian church. The chiel feature of tha evening was eating lunch out of a slipper, which was novel to say the least. A very en joyable evening was spent. SlKllI asiiiiv's siui-kisk. A few friends of Miss Sarah Ashley assembled at her residence Wednesday evening and gj.ve her a most delightful surprise. The evening was pleasantly spent in social conversation and music. SI'IDKIl WKIS SOCIAL. The social given Friday evening at the residence of W. L. Vance, was as lieaiitilul as it was unique. The parlors were decorated beauti fully with different colored colds, running in all directions, making a striking imitation of spid r webs, and was truly as enticing as the parlor into which the II y of old i was allured. Beginning at one end the victims, w ho seemed far from loth to being caight, would follow the co:d in its mysterious wanderings until the end was reached, w hen the article there j attached was the property of the j lucky ones. An elegant luiuhwasj served. CAKII I'AKTV. ! A very pleasant card party was given W eunesilay evening at the residence of T. J. Stiles. A few friends were present and a very enjoyable evening passed. I-'AKKW lit. i. i-ahi v. At the residence of Mrs. C I Hoiick Monday evening a farewell! party was given Mrs. r. K. L. j Irvine, previous to her ilepartme ! tor her lioni'- in Portland. The I evening was very enjovahlv ! passetl in social coiiveisatiou audi laying whist and kindred games. Some very beautiful music wasj rei dereil. Following were pres j ent : Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Alim- i leith, Mrs. .1. L. Cowan, Miss Lee Prat her, M isses A una and Sopbi i Hoiii-k,.). A. ( 'umining, M. II. Phillips,.l. A. Wilson. WHIST l-AKTV. At the residence of Miss l.ora Vance on Sixth street, Tuesday evening a few lrii nd-j fpent Hie evening playing whist ami kindreil games. The all'air w is a e y pleasant one. A inU'-n of the evi-niiif- w m . . .( , . I to vocal and instrumental music, alter which light refreshments were si rved. Kint-il for Treiqun. I'epnty Sherill' MeClain of I lai i isburg went down to llai.-ey Satnnl.iv with a warrant for the arrest ol Justine Wigie, son of J. L. Wigle, charged with tresspass ing on the land of a Mr. Slierly ol .Miid.lv station. Owing to Mr. Wigle's inability to seeiiie an attorney the trial was put oil' unti! Monday morning, when .1. P. Wjalt, appeared for plainlill', and ('has. Wolverton, also of Albany took charge of (In-defense. It was late in the evening when the jury brought ill the vcrdiit of guilty and Justice Houglas, before whom the case was liied, lined the prisoner ten dollars anil costs, w hich amounted to .fi!.'!. Ihry Want A .Mull lioiile. Since the announcement that the mail route had luen ili-contm-ed, lietwccu Turner ami Mehama by the way of SI ay ton aud Aums ville, a vigorous ell'ort is being made, both by '.he people along the line and in this city. The discontinuance of that mail and stage route will virtually dis connect all that put ct Marion from Salem. A petition has been circulated in Salem and has I e -n forwarded lo Congressman Her mann asking him to urge the re establishmeiil of that important route. Salem Journal. Aniiiteintiry .Meeting. The anniversary meeting of the Woman's Christian I'nioii A ill be held on Friday evening next, April 17th, at their hall, at which Line Mrs. Fmily Pitts Stevens of Cali fornia, an able speaker and nation al oignnizer will lecture. Mis. Stevens is a very entertaining speaker, and coining feoiu a sister state should be cordially welcomed in Albany. On Friday afternoon at :: o'clock she will give an ad dress, to which all ladies, whether members of the union or not, are cordially yiviled. r II. I On iiei Tuesday evming the i people of Albany will be given an opportunity of w itnessing Mcl'ad I den's Pavilhon I'ncle T im's Cabin j Co. ThiMMiupany is now traveling i for the -Joth. seasju and Ihrmgh j its lirst-class performances it has never failed of success. There are iniiiy-inrce people in the com pany, a car load or more of fine scenery especially made for the play, donkeys, ponies. blood hounds, and in fact everything necessaiy to produce the great play of ' I'ncle Tom's Cabin" in the manner that it should be. In order to have plenty of room for the proper production of the piece, it is given under a lame canvas which will be stretched on the square in front of the court house. A grand parade will be "iven at noon. REAL ESTATE i3AU,.j. W. A. Kimsey, by !eome Hum phrey tefeiee, to .1. II. IVelV, ."i'.i.'.Mi acres, 1 1 w. 1, .fldll. Same to 1 1 . C. Courtney, lots 4 and .", block L', Sodavillc, f 100. Same to P. ), Smith, hlock 12, Wassom's addition, Lebanon,:?:.'.')!). W. P. Iviik lo North i:ions ville, 2 pieces of land, .!. Kllie .f. Haack to James Ven ters, 77. SI acres 10 w li, .-f 105ii. Foot Cut Nearly Oil; A son of JesepS Hei ker, living across Ihe liver in P-enton county, was cutting wood t i nlay w hen the axe slipped and struck him across Ihe right foot, nearly severing it at Ihe instep. I'r. J. L. Hill was called and dressed the wcund. The foot will probably not have to be amputated. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat arrah remedy, price oi) cents. Nasal injector free, sold by Foshay ci Mason. Look Out r, OREGON AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. Evry Count; in the State Asked tj Join in a Meeting on Jane 16. The committee of the State sjiirii ol Agriculture, consis;tinir ob.i. l. apperson, an n. veiasn- mtt, 1). S. K. Buick and W. F. Matlock, have issued the following w hrfch is self-explanatory : the umlersigntd, a special comirwttee appointed by the State llounR of Agriculture lo prepare the isue a call, whereby at an early dAy1 we could secure, if possi ble, thts co-oeration of all the people in haviiigOregon's material interests properly represented at j the Wends Columbian Lx posi tion to be held at Chicago in 18!Kl, and believing it to be impoitant ; that Oregon should take some action wherein we could unite and secure necessary means to furnish ami plan, whereby said exhibit could be made creditable to the state, we respectf illy request the j county courts of the respective ! counties of this state to designate J and secure, if possible, the atteiid j ance of one or more delegates to repieseiit said county at a meeting to be held at the Chamberof Com merce in the city of Portland, on June Kith, at 1 1 o'clock a. m., no county being entitled to more than live delegates. We would most earnestly urge upon Ihe Isiards of trade in each county and all good citizens to co-ojierate with and act in conjunction with each other in securing the proper representation i to attend said meeting, so that leach section of the state may assist in determining the best j means to secure the object and purpose of this call. We are of l the opinion that this is a matter ' of vast importance to all classes ol : cur population and we feel assured that if we can secure a meeting of I the representative men of each j county in the state that they will i he able to agree ujion some method j whereupon the people of the sta e I can unite for accomplishment ol j the object and purpose of this call, j 1. remains lor your repiesentatives I when assembled to determine the cost of, and manner of accom plishing the gteal object in view, and we confidently expect the co operation and assistance of everv citizen of the state, including tie public pre-s. The people of Oicgon must move in this matter if they wish to keep pace with the procession o! other Pacific coast states. We respect fully icqiiest the press of the state to give publicity to the above call, so that w e w ill not be under the nece-sity of w riting personal letters to any one m this connection. Mlianv's Wheat .'Market. Referring to Altiany 's shipping facili'ies Ths Halles Times-Mountaineer sas: "the benelits of an open river can be appreciated when it. is known that wheat brings 72 cents in Albany, nearly as distant from Portland as The Halles, and only (I21.. cents in thi: city. The reason for this ie the cheapness of tranportatien because of the river being free to pro ducers." It is not only the Wil lamette river, but a railroad direct to the sea, and another competing line to Portland, together with competing boats that enables Al bany to pay more for w heat than tow ns either to the north or south of us. V. heat is to-day worth SO cent-, instead of 72 as quoted by the Tin.es-Mouiita'neer. The Al bany wheat market has been several cents in advance of neigh boring tow ns since the advent oi the Oregon Pacific railroad to this citv. I binvkf l'he a-ant Kkk. i J.jIiii Prig's of this city is in j ri ceipt ot a h-fter from New York lately asking for t iunese pheas nt . egns. .ir. I.riggs desires to m- i..;.. . .i..: .7 ; purchase a few dozen to ship to ; .New oi k lorliatelung. I he price I . of Chinese pheasant eggs is about i L'.o'i per tlon. j Croup, whooping couh and I hrom-hitis immediately relived by j hiloh'sCure. For sale by Foshay j A Mason. Try our elegant teas and coffees, 1 the linesi in the city. Once used always used. Mueller it (iarrett. j That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's (..'lire. W'e guaran'te it. Sold by Foshay A Mason. No need to take those big cat hartic pils ; one of I'r. J. II. Mc lean's l.iveraild Kidney 1'illeN is quite sullicient ami more agreeable. Shiloh's Cure and consumption cure is sold by is on a guarantee. It cures coneuinptioii. For sale by Foshay it Mason. When nature falters and requires help, recruit her en feebled energies with lr. J. II. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and P.Iood Purtier. $1.00 per bottle, Pimples, blotches, scaly skin, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, ab scesses and tumors, uiilteallhv discharges, such as catarrh, eczema, ringworm, and other foriin ol SKin diseases, are symptom s of blood impurity. Take I'r. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilhi. I had a severe attack of catarrh and became so deaf I could not hear common conversation. I sull'ered terribly from roaring in my head. I procured a bottle of I'.U-'h Cre.im ISalm. and in three w eeks could hear as well as 1 ever couiti, ami now i can say 10 an ,i i ... t . . . . iiiiui lite i u i er in me in who are alllicted with the worst of diseases, catarrh, take P.ly s Cream . Palm and e cured It is worth Sl ,000 to anv man, woman or child j siltl'ering from catarrh. A. K. New man, Grayling, Mich. ' " ollei- In llebloo. All th i- iiidt-htiil to the la'c firm of Thomson ,v overman are re.)iu-..te.l to fall at onee ami settle the same e .o.t t..v- .....o - 7 j ,ile their c'aims in tin ollk-e on or he look at our large variety of Oxford fore f.lid ,,stb dav of April ,s.ii. ties just received and the latest I J, T, AI'I'F.RSON, slyl t-s at Klein Pros. j ' ' He-inter. r, ...nni il,n ...I ..a 1a ft BUSINESS LOCALS, IJulin A Dawson, druggists. French keeps railroad time. (Jo to Vierecks for a good shave Wall paper at Cumining's drug store. Just received, our new line of sunshades and parasols. Ladies Lazaar. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's porous plaster. Price 25 cents at Foshay it Mason. Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. F'or sale by Foshay it Mason. XEW TO'IJAY. PKK-II SALMON' i.t lliu Alhaicy Fish Mar r ki-t, n-xr. iloor to the pouloilico. Leave jour oritur for Fridjy an t! t naliiioii law ex pirus tin that day. Also .crcli, Houii.Iith BiurKiMii ami trout in season, ;iue anil ionltr ilressi.l toorki and (l.liven-il free in the city. J. Hvi-K, I'rop, NOW LAUGH TO THINK OF IT. : ";: -IHZTHEN CRY WITH JOY, roR TUESDAY, APRIL I4TH, McFaddcn's Mammoth Pavil ion Double Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. will appear under canvas on the court house square, with a company of players carefully selected for their ar tistic ability to till the require ments of the play. 2 Toiisvs, 2 M irks, 2 I onkevs, 2 Mules, 4 I'.l.'od Hounds. 2 .-hetlaud Ponies, 12 Musicians, l.lu'nilee Siu-.'ers, 1") Performers. 2 cars of special scenirv, a com pany of people, a pm m of laiiiihter and tears eu dorsed by pulpit, pre s and public. liUANI) STUKKl' PAUADIv at 12 o'clock, rain or shi.ie. Kememlier the datj and place Court house square, Tiles lav, April 11th. DKLMOMCO ill' iin p. I'll ut in Irnj; SttrT Fresh Home Made Ilivad daily, Pies, Cakes, Ktc. Special rates made for baking for parties and weddings. Notiee of Stut'Miolilerx .Meeting. "TOTICK IS IIKKKIJV :i KN 111 T TilK Xi aiinli.il HtoekholiliTH iiiei-tiiitf tif the At liativ Mininij and .MiHiinr C 'oinpany ol Albany will be lie'ul ht the ollii.; of the seerclarv iu rooms -.'."i ami 2'i. in I the Sf. ilir'li-l'-.-iiree bu'i'ilinir oil Kilt I i-trt-el, Altiuiy, r . on the JTtli l;iv, j the same In the l.i-t loml;iv i! jAiiril, 1VI1, at t tie hour i( 111 'lour oVhiek r. M.. fur the puipose of elect. ! 1 1 m" seeii ihreet'i: t-i mim- lor the ensuing j-e.ii-. O.it. (i Alb.tr v. 'r. Vareli Pi. l;il. I. 11 M,.NrMc, decretal v. 'i trry a lurp- stock of I printers statimiory, well as- sorted. mjrht linrt from the niaiuifai-tiirers at a low tigtire, ami can :ive the best of work I 1111 ( in all Kiinl ol iii iiiUn l'.r the i ,.ast niuin v. Try us. r.ii.i-:v A- Smu.ky. in ire for riililli-.-itliui. t MIKI" MAO-.- I ANT OH I.K. I Oreu-on I il, Or-L'"ii, J.m, 1-.', i Noi h 10 is )i--rel.v L'ieti th;it in fOiii.liuee with t ir,. iyi-ins ef tin-:u-t of i; nrt'Ha ..I .Inn l;s, t-iititVI "An a-rt lortbe n;il- of timber IumiIh in thft Pt;itn of t'alltornia, Oftfoii, Ni-va.hi an.l Wa-hiMiit'-n Teiritory," 1'harJf-n rrottM-, ol ll:i u-;iriN, eoilnty of Ahmit-ila. tate of l 'aliloi nia, )i:u thin .Ja ti!i-.l in thi- othre hij Huorii t.tatiin:itt No. -.'IJT. for i In- )iiir. liv-ii ot the S. ol X. K. J anill'.ts 1 ami -J of Set- ion No. li. in toun-i-liiii No. : South Kanue Ne. :i i-.-i-i ami will otl.T r.-.l to ihov th.il tin- l iml Nought is. more vamablt for ii tnniiur or toim tlian ariinltnia MirN.8n, ail lo esta'.hsh tun t'laini to -taiil lainl ln:lor.: tin: hi-u-is'er and llci'eixer of this oth.-i- at ln--,'i.ii t'ir . Or on. on Thurs la the 7th ilaj of V iv, I Vi lb-h:iim-ii ai witneH,-n. II I. 1'rt-st-iii, .1. II. ClliiH, T. KNorii an.l K. II. Oati , a!: of Ila ttar.ru, i 'alih.rnia Any and al! iM.-rn.ni t-taiiuinc a.bt-r.-H.-iv the ai ox c-ib s-rilit.l I ml . are r?iilest. d to file their f-lainit ill llii otiko on or bel'.-e sai-l 7tli dav of Mav. I:i. J. T. A1TKHSOX. Ib-tfitt-r. Niilii-o til Final !flllriiicnt, NOTICF if licretiv (,'ivi-n that the umler-sint-d adniiniMtratrix of tin estate wf J. .1 Dorris, dei-oaHil. has filed tier final account an Haid ailtnini-itratriv of Haid est.-.te, ami tatbvordr of the tounty iiniit of l.ini. eouiitx . Oregon-, on the '.ith day of May at 10 A. M , of ...ti.l day ban bet ii IimhI b tlu-i-ourt at 'lie time for hearini; and Hettlin Siii.l an ount. Mits. M K. Iionui-. A diiimint rator. ollet- mr I'nblleiil Ion. L'nit.il States l.anil O.'lii e, i Oregon City, Or., Jan. ."i, lVI. I NoTIt.K is heieliy niven tliiil in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of .lime ', entitl ed "An net f,t Ihe sale of tii:ihiT lands in the sUites of Ciilifnniiu. Ore-i ton, Neviuhi anil M'ar-hingtou Terii ton ," John Van Jlorn, of San Kran- i ciseo, eoiinty of San Kraoeisio, state) of California, has this day lib d in this ; ''""'V lus K",onl """''"""J. V' -1 1 '!. I lor llie inn itriM' in llie . , .. , ., .... Vj. ... c;.T,,i. : KilIlire y;: ,'', iii',,Her pr...'.! I to show Hint the land sought is more ! valuable for its timber or stmie than for agricultural purposes, uiul to e.. thlish li s claim to said land befure 'he K.-gister and lb ceiveo of ;lii? of- lice al'iregon Citv, Oregon, on lues day, the 2Mti day of April, JVM. lie names as w itnesses, .1. Toegue niin, C. Cliatain, E. Jean. M. Dullard, all of Sun Kruueiseo, California. Any and all persons claiming adversely the aooTC tiei-ei men laiius air i eouesieu io mmh Bakery ffiloBietliODtii Highest of all in Leavening Power. ABSOLUTELY PURE L. EX 13 LAIN, The Loading Clothier. I-Tllli PKOiiltKSSlVE PURCHASER DESIRES to see a line of uoods variety, the finest ami conservative fashionable features of the day, ombincJ with a complete assort ment of staples, all made and tinished in the very high est standard of excellence, and placed on the market at pcpular prices, our exhibit for the coming spring and summer season w ill surely command his attention. A PINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW CLOTHING MADE Fit guaranteed in his I'kicks Always Reasonable. a:!,!.:;;,!!!,!.!;!,, h I The Alhanv ' II. I lyde having purchased the interest of L. T. Brock in the J ,i business, invites the attention of the public to his elegant stock -ct r of fmniture in his new uuarters in the Baltimore brick. He $ has added a uiaemficent line of r and parlor sets and all kinds of fine furniture, and has one of J the (inert furniture establishments in the citv. Prices will be found very reasonable. A fine ir before the raise will be sold at ir "In Spring tlie voting man's fancy Ligl itly turns to tl louglus of love !" T The wise young man, Ihe old man, the thrifty housewife, all w ill lurn their steps, when searching for fresh table delicacies, choice butter, fresh laid eggs, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds, to llie grocery s lore of c. E. Once AVo wish to remind you that we car ry the most Complete Line of Hard ware, Stoves and Ranges in the "Val- MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. that embodies in its immense PAT - H ITERNS FOR SUITINCS AND TROUSERS TO ORDER AND tailoring department. il!lll!llii!il!l!lllllilllll!l!l!lll:illli;!M;lll;l!l'r Furniture Co. I newest patterns in bed room r line of carpets and rugs bonghl low figures. & r -Cr ftrri!rrrrr'ftirft(rrrrA- Ct Cr II also tunis to 1 r its oi some Ct Ct Ct Ct Ct Ct it Ct Ct t lliu good to Eat, as well. .Brown ell. Aorain ilitiil t