Morning daily herald., April 24, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HERALD: FRIDAY. Al'RIL, - 1, 185U.
2flornmngaUti$ctahV
ON S.ILF.
The Daily Herald will ho on
sale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book store, where item be procured
at 5 cents per copy. y
JOTTIXOS ABOUT TOJJTS".
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MeMahon's circus to-day.
J. A. C miming went to loitIanl
ycsteiday.
TI13. Alba Hey wood troupe Sat-'
ur.lay evening.
Thomas Kay, of Salem, was in
the city yesterday.
Shaving !o cents at Yierecks
shop closed on Sundays.
Alba 1 ley wood and his l'eerles:
Concert Co., to-morrow evening.
Secure your tickets, for the cor. ,
crt Saturday evening on tale a
Will & I. in t's.
Mi.-- Osbirn, of Eugene, is visit
ing in this city, the guest of Mis
Jay W. lllain.
He sure and go to the '"Zooloin
c.d l'ansy Social" to-night at th
W. K T. U. hall.
C K. Wolverton returned from
(lorvallis yesterday, w here he has
been attending court.
IIou. Alhn Parker, nf Ya.piiiia.
Hay came over yesterday, looking
up business for his saw mill. j
.Messrs. Kueclit .v Mciser will
shortly open a general mei'ibni -disc
business on iirst and Kerry
htri-ct-.
I. M. Large, superintendent of
1 ridges on the 'n j:o!i Pacilie rail
road, returned yesterday from
Yaiiiin:i.
M. I.. Iorris has resigned hi
si' nation in tin store id Woodcock
c Simpson at Corvallis and has re
turned to this city.
It is expected that President
Harrison and party will reach
Albany on Tuesday May .", about
X o'clock A. M.
The circus tents w ill be pitched
on the vacant grounds m ar ih
-o'lthern Pacilie depot to dav and
a gran. I parade win take place ram
or shine.
The fortieth anniversary of the
establishment of the Masonic
grand lodiie oi Oregon will lit
celebrated at Oregon City in
Septemlier.
Mr. II. (Jregg has opened a
t liloring ond repair shop on Lyon
street between Third ami Fourth
street. His card w ill be found in
this issue.
ft'hether you contemplate buy
ing or n t, it will pay you to
insiect my spring stock of wool
ens, aches, the tailor, opposite
the postotlice.
No. 1 screen door?, wired and
stained, $1 oil. Adjustible screen
windows, wired and stained from
70c and up at Sugar Pine Ioor and
Lumber Co., Albany, r.
No. 1 screen doors, and windows,
wired and stained, and put on the
house complete. Prices reasonable
Call at the shop of K. P.. Yunk
corner ol second and 1-erry street i
and see samples. " j
Mrs. A. S. Iluniwav lias taken
charge of the woman's department
of the Portland West Shore, ami
the last number of that magazine
bars the well-know n evidence of
her vigorous writiii".
Whether high bridge, low bridge
or no bridge, we s're fairly in it.
Yon must be among the lir.-t to
l ick from an invoice of California
fruit and produce from the incom
ing steamer at Al'en Pros.
The Albanv Journal, a wceklv
newspaper published by
Chennev, recent'.v fiom
O. A.
I lakota. I
lias mad
its appearance in tlr.s I
city. It -v 1 1 1 he independent m
poli'irs and devote considerable
space to the Farmers Alliance.
Three students of the state
university at Fugem-boarded the
blind baggage of the north bound
overland train last Saturday morn
ing. They got as far as Irving
when the conduc'or put them oil
and they had the pleasing of walk
ing hack.
The Albany base ball club has
erected a grand stand on their
grounds on the court house square
and will play hall in metropolitan
fashion this sea-on. The club is!
.composed oi crack players, and J
wiii ciiai.enge ail amateur chili.? 1 all hearing for Mueller A (iarrett's,
with.n leach. j tie leading cash grocers, where
W. A. Wells, a prominent grain you can buy pure goods at a bar
buyer of Corvallis oilers to contract j isain. They have on hands a line
for ."iii.non bushels of this season's lot of fat poultry, to be dre-sed to
crop of w heat at 7" cents. Crops I order. Leave your orders to-day
in the Wiliam -nttc Valley are i lor yenr Sunday dinner and secure
looking unusually
season of the year,
are llattering for
ordinary yield.
Oregon's game
forbids the killing
moose or mountain
season of year, and
good lor tins
and prospects
more than an
law positively
of elk, deer,
sh 'ep at this
persons guilty i
oi i ne violation oi tins law are
subject to a heavy line. Notwith
standing all -Jds' the f.ong Creek
Fagle sivs sia h animals : re
slaughtered ,m ureal numbers in
Grant count v.
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Iiitcrrotiiig Mui'tin:;.
On Fi iday afternoon and even
ing Uey. C. M. Hill, state mission
ary of the American Baptist
home mission so, i, ty, will conduct
a missionary conference at the
Baptist church. At L' o'clock
there w ill he an informal conh r
euee on mission wot k in Oregon,
and in the evening addresses will
b" given by Key. C. M. Hill, Pies
idem T. G. Broiison, Bev. A. ,1.
Ilunsaker and others. All
invited.
are
".iM,l'iir:il l aiiy Sioeial."
Tiie Zoological Panv Social to
lie given by the Y at "the W. C.
T. C. hall, to-night promises to be
a tine all'air. Kvery arrangement
possible has hecn made for the en
joyment of all. A small admit
tance of 10 cents will be charged
to help defray expenses of social. I
A cordial invitation is extendi-.
'1 M.
to the public to be prewr-ut.
I'll A llm !l numl I'mirtM-t.
Tne I'cnver Hepublic speaks in
the lollotvii.g terms of the concert
company, w hich will be here on
next Saturday: The Alba Hey
wood Concert company succeeded
in pleas ng and entertaining a
rood audience at theJ'abor Grand
opera house last night. .Mr. Alba
1 ley wood who is at the head of
! the co npanv.g.ive some imperson
ations w hich for humor, originality
and novelty have seldom been
surpassed by monologue artists in
this city. .Miss Annie Miller's
violin s !o was one of the chief
features of the concert, and the
appreciation of her execution was
shown by the eiuore she revived
from the audience. Miss Wedgren,
! xe.lisli prima .lonna
Will) is
not a stranger in Denver, having
appeared with the Kmma Juch
company last spring, has a voice
of remarkable strength and sweet
ness. She has mole than fultilled
the promise of ffer earlier days in
singing. lcwey lleyvvood's llute
solo was a gem. He responded to
au encore with a selection that
was also Heartily applauded.
Sitrnor Jovine, whose sinking w as
also a popular feature, has a voice
j of great ramie and power. He is
! another member of the company
w iio is not a stranger to many in
the audience, he having been one
of the Campanini company a few
years ago.
j BrnlKB Saying.
j The bridge won't be built this
I year.
j You're another, I say it w ill. 1
wonder bow much boodle one of
j the council men got. Some sav T.
W. know s all about it.
Mueller it Garrett w ill sell siroc
eries cheaper now than ever
boodle the reason.
People in need of money will
please call on Wm. (iarrett, as he
pit alt the boodle. Kickers are
pienty but dying fast.
Fine Swiss cheese at Mne'.lei A
I iarrett's. The sensible people of
Albany will celebrate the bridge
ijuestion by eating some of those
line fat .'hickeus on saleat Mueller
vV; iarrett's.
Print iiij; The l.an
Stale Printer P.aker is now
regularly working a force of eigh
teen hands in the ilat.H tirintin.'
olHce. Thev are nushim the
nnUicii.n ..f n
which, w ith md"X and resnltions
and joint memo iuls will make a
volume of about M il) pages. The
lirst oiHi pages, of the volume are
already in tyjeand they are setting
up an average of lrty-ci;dit pageix
per day now. Notwithstanding
the incieased size of the volume
oyer that of previous years the
state printer will have the laws
out in the usual time, vi: ninety
lays from the adjournment of the
session. statesman.
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Over the Kri.leo.
The lame crowd of people se(n
crossing the bridge yesterday were
the best.
(nvenimeiit Hurtey.
Alonzo Gesner, with a party of
surveyors, leases Salem in a few
days for the Alsea country,
where he will make a survey of six
townships located about "Lob
ster.' 'Ihev exiK-ct to be work
ing in that vicinity about three
months. A contract ban also been
let to survey a portion of the
public domain up the Santiam.
Wrick on the Orrguniaii Itnnil.
A small wreck occurred about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon on the
' Megonian Kailro.nl near Spicer in
this county. A spreading of the
rails w as the cause of the ai cident.
I'he engine was thrown from the
track and turned bottom side up
in the ditch, w here it still remain
No one was injured.
Ollici-r Klei-teil.
The new ly incorporated Santiam
Mining Co., of thiseitv lias elected
the iollowing otlicers: J.J. Gra
u.im, president ; John ( iibliu. vice
president ; L. II. Montanye, secre
tary ; Geo. D.ckinson, treasurer.
The capital stock is jluo.iHUl, in
shares o! 2.."(. The stock will he
placed on the market.
Alumni Met-ting.
Members of the Alumni are re
quested to meet at the residence
uf D. I
Mas'.n this evening at S c.
t.-. . 1.LKINS,
Pres.
GAINING IN MEMBESSHIP.
Ham. ok Harmony Grangk, )
April 18th lSn. S
Tne grange met in regular
session. Worthy master H. C
Powell in the chair. All beinir
'qualified to remain, the secre
tary icad the minutes of the last
regular meeting also the minutes
of a called meeting. N'c objections
the minutes stood approved. The
grange proceeded to ballot on the
names of lhreepersons for mem
bership in Harmony Grange, also
three persons made application to
the grange to be received as mem
bers. The rir-d and second decrees was
then conferred on a class of three
brothers.
After w-l.ich the grange
was closed iu due form. The mas
ter declaring a recess oi live
mimues.
The grange was duly opened in
the third degree, and and a class
of twelve were then initiated in the
third degree.
The fourth degree was conferied
on the same class of twelve.
(hi dinner being announced all
took the fifth degree in royal style,
and seemed to enjoy it, and wished
for more of the same order.
The worthy master called the
house to order when Hro. li. A.
Irvine (assisted by Hro. S. A.
I'awson) instructed the class in
the unwritten work of the order iu
2y'ry interesting manner.
The grange then resumed busi
nesa in regular order. A resolu
tion was introduced asking the
state grange to let the representa
tion to be left as it is at present.
Several members sioke in favor of
the resol.it ion. The resolution
was adopted.
I would like to call the atten
tion of the grangers of the differ
ent counties to be up and doins;,
for there are five or six granges
that are on the upward grade, and
we would advise all the different
organizations that are in sympathy
with the farmers to work in unison,
and brother grangers let us stick
to our order, and work for the in
terest of all the P of II.
I aiu satisfied that all who were
present to-day were well paid for
the day's work done.
A vote of thanks was tendered
Bro. K. A. Irvine anil others for
their assistance in the exercises of
to-day.
Grange closed in regular order.
A Mull With Nerve.
Tiie Astoria Bulletin has this to
say in regard to a new paper that
is soon to be launched on the sea
of journalisim. Skatnokawa,
whose poetic name has been the
butt of an endless number of jests
by barn-storming actors and others
who failed to appreciate the future
greatness of that city on the slough
is to have a newspaper. The plant
and the planter arrived down on
the Telephone yesterday and Vol.
l,No 1, will be looked for in a
lew days. The man who possessed
the required amount of nerve and
money to locate at this embro
city is just from lukotaand he will
probably find it pleasanter to be
lulled to sleep by the music of the
wavelets of the Columbia than to
live in a country where tiki
cyclone blows the handle oil" the
Washington hand press and inter
feres with the circulation of the
paper by killing off the subscribers.
He Cart-fill.
A "Co-operative" company is
working the valley. Members of
it pay $", which gives them the
privilege of buying goods of a'l
kinds at factory prices. Head
quarters, Poitland. Good advice
in most such cases, t ml probably
this is to keep your money and buy
at home and you will not only save
your $1) but considerable lesides.
The Alba Ifeywood Peer'essCon
cert company will appear in this
city on Apiil 1M. 1 he Topeka,
(Kansas,) Journal says of this ex
cellent coicpany : A large audience
greeted Alba Hey wood and his
peerless concert company at the
Grand opera house and was excel
lently entertained. Alba I ley
wood's splendid impersonations
were the best and most laughable
that the people ever had the
pleasure of seeing. The musical
portion of the programme was ad
mirably sustained by Miss Anna
Miller and others of the company.
The fair artist has reached almost
perfection on her favorite instru
ment, and displayed great skill
and talent. The flute solo by Dewy
Hey wood was aiso very fine. Mr.
Alonzo Hatch and MissOlgaWild
gren iu a duet, "Love is Blind,-'
captivated the audience by their
splendid singing. Nothing hut the
highest praise may be spoken for
the entertainment.
TIIE WOULD tNKlCHKI).
The facilities of the present day
or ttie production ol everything
hat will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world w as enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative known, as it is
t lie only remedy w hich is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andeflectual tocleanse
the system gently in the Sprii.
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
Five Hundred Ladies Wanted.
At the Ladies Bazaar to get
their millinery. First class work
and latest styles at the lowest
figures. Misses and children's
hats a specialty. Call early and
make your selection.
Sleepless nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough, Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. For
sale by Foshay & Mason.
Just received, a new invoice of
children's ready-made dresses and
aprons at the Ladies Bazaar,
w hich are being sold for less than
you can make them up.
I w ill make special prices to
clubs ordering suits or pantaloons.
Guarantee ierfect fits and first
class workmanship, aches, the
tailor, opposite the postotlice.
LETTEE FHOM PORTLAND.
Newsy
Gossip en Tcpics
at the Metropolis.
of Interest
Portlano, April 23. If we take
time in this fast age to consider
what is likely to lie the consequence
when a people or community
depart from the rules of justice
and law, andal'ows individual self
interest to govern and control our
courts, then we may expect such
exhibitions of lynch law to pre
vail as shocked the municipality
oi New Orleans, and aroused the
anger of the Italian government,
while the Fridricks n nnrderers
t fltk ffi nil' n-.1l 1 I
at 1C ll:inl3 f an olUra,,(l(I ,
w hile the va-cillating courts failed
to do their duty and weakly pon
dered to the moneyed influence
that was brought to bear upon
them iu favor of the criminals and
their heinous ami villainous crime.
But so long as lawyers make tha
laws, and make tneiu too, without
reference to equity or justice; just
so lout! may the people expect to
see liiiinleieis lynched or turned
at large to piey anain upon the
citizen win) has some reverence
and respect for the laws of his
country. The Hose's and Olds'
are fair examples of how the law
takt s its course. Con.icted yet
not executed because of some legal
quibble hatched up by attorneys
w ho cared more for the dollars
than they did for the law and
justice. When our goveruine.it
comes hack to the lirst principles,
and tha laws are made by repre
sentatives of the people who come
from the rank and tile of the
sturdy sensible farmers and me
chanics whose clearer judgment
and unswerving patriotism is far
more reliable in the halls of con
gress than the political trickster.
Then will we have more whole
some laws and their execution will
be enforced by the necessity that
makes itself more apparent as
each successive term of court
makes the folly of such trials
more a farce than a fact. The
sophistries of lawyers should not
overbalance unrelenting justice.
The steamboat combination has
at last been broken and the citi
zens of the Iewis river are the
successful and independent ciin
pany that took the matter in their
own hands, bought a boat and are
running her w ith great profit to
Iheiuselves and great benefit to
the community. Catldaiuct has a
like scheme on foot and is likely
to be a success. The loat for The
Dalles, Portland and Astoria line
to run between The Dalles and
Cascades has been commenced
and w ill be running as soon as she
can be tinished by the contractors.
Astoria is a very independent
place owing to her isolated situa
tion, if the railroad fails to mater
ialize, the tish market does not
pan out well, and t'le other fellows
don't make a success of the boat
ing business, then ali the moss
backs, voting and old, will con
iriatulaie themselves upon their
acuteness in keeping out of all such
humbug schemes, because it costs
money "don't ye know," to build
railroads or steamboats. Tell it to
the railroad man or the marines,
but don't w hisper it to an ancient
Astorian who has tongue in his
cheek and winks his weather eye
knowingly because of his astute
ness in matters of business.
Portland is alive all over. Busi
ness is brisk from the merchant
prince down to the mechiuiic, the
laborer aii'l the banker even the
real estate men and the baker's
union are hopeful of a successhil
season.
The mavor savs tltin will be the
most active and successful season
that thisi ity has ever experienced.
Money is plentiiul and more
buildings will be erected than
ever Irefore, and many of them of
a very expensive character, the
cost of w hich w ill run up into the
hundreds of thousands, with eight
stories and a basement of stone,
brick, iron, slate and wood. The
most costly structures are being
built from First to Sixth back and
from Jefferson down to the big
union depot, but a general spirit
of improvement seems to prevail
to the remotest environs.
The reception of President
Harrison will bo a memorable
occasion, an era for old and young
webfeet to date from or ;efer to in
later vears ol Oregon s prosperity
M."
.MIhk I. no hi li. (in Hill,
At the request of a number rd
her friends in Albany, Miss Grillin
has concluded to return to this
city, if she can so arrange her en
gagements prior to returning to
her lmme in the Fast. The suc
cess w hich attended her entertain
ment in this city last Tuesday
evening, under the auspices of the
W. C. T. V., bespeaks for her an
appreciative audience on her re
turn. Miss Grillin never repeats
her programme. Her rejiertoire
includes one hundred and li f ty
pieces, a considerable number of
which are original arid character
istic of her peculiar genius. Miss
Griffin's brine is iu Iowa, her
father is county cler k at Albia, a
position he has held for nineteen
years. Her elocutionary training
was conducted hy the leading in
structors of America and her merit
as an impeisoiiator and readei has
been recognized by the best ac
knowledged clitics in the country.
If she arranges for another enter
tainment in Albany, this commun
ity w ill again have an opportunity
of witnessing, at an ex remely
moderate cost, the accomplish
ments of an artiste whom each
year is carrying to a more promi
nent place among the great delin
eators of character before the
American public.
Take Wriilii(;.
To those who are quick-lem-iered,
it will be well to have your
hair shingled close to the head,
when arguing about the bridge;
then go to Mueller it (iarrett's
and outer something good to eat
for vour Sunday dinner.
NOTES OF THE NORTHWEST.
News of Interest from Exchange? Throug
out the State-
A new if 7. 00-1 s.hool house will;
be erected at Junction city. ;
While hunting on the river :
near Kugene about a week ago a
young man accidently shot oil' two !
of his lingers. 1
Some of the sportsmen of Fujcuc ;
intend to make complaint to the
state fisli commi-sioneis about the :
lilis running s.iw dust into tl e .
llver"
Mr. Wheeler, who is m iking an i
abstract of Lane city, has found i
neirriv two hundred thousand acie :
of radroad land heretofore un- j
assessed
This will ine, ...we the?, -
taxes in tn.it county about ?'. 00
M. J. Kinnev, the Aslori i can- ! I S "creek s shaving and hair
ning man, is" one of the in is' 1 t'!'l!I!,tr.,'iu'1"1'."- Ladies and child-genorous-heai
ted men that yon I ''"";" cutting a specialty,
run across. When the steafec r : Call ' arly and secure the 1 rst
Augusta laid there bar bound hr !'!iit.il'in to order at cost,
tendered the immigrants im it ' i h-t lie tailor, opp-si'.c posl
the use of a large building mrl j othee.
also gave some of the needy help ' . . . .
in diilereut ways. Bay t :ty
Tribune. 17.
It is reported that the enb rprN
ing people of Haines are oli'.-ii:;.-
goon inducements to any peisoi
that will start a newspaper at that
place. Haines is growing rapidly,
and would no doulit support "a
paper in good shape.
I My ton Inlander: Johny Laylon
was arrested Mondiyfor Housing
and attempting to whip his poor
hliud mother. lie was lined ?!
and costs bv Justice .1. W. llo -
man and has since been w.uling
out the line on the sUvets. 1 or j
such cases as this the ol 1 f.i-hioii- j
ed ca!-o'-niiie-t:iiU won! 1 l e very I
appropriate.
A man iu Empire Cily jump" I
into the hiiv lat wtrK, uii;l,fl .,T T, ,,,,.
suirhhd intentions ; but to o !!" ! j. i TV; i L S V iV V
can.ut orc.i,.ytho,anu,l ire :t.l,;i :h IMlW OliWll :
same tune, and he was so w
of whisky that not enough water
.,.,!, I ; I I.;... ! i .'
I 111 tttOOMll IlilTl. . V II" i
preserver was thrown him. an ; j
the way the fellow hung io i j
proved conclusively that be r. '
pcnied of the rash act. M: I
field Sun. !
A son of J. L. Kinney, of We- j
Chehalem, met with a very pain ;
fill accident one dav la-t weel. j
while out hunting." Ih' wa a!
short distance from the house I
when he shot at a bud, ami thel
ing his left hand up in a b.ui
shape.
Croup, wh'Kipinir coieh a:
lironclr.tis immediaiely relive. I b-.
Shiloh'sCure. For sale by I'osb.. y
& Mason.
The linest and bet a-s-.-i t incut
ot ladies (.(Mold's and slippers i v -
er brought to Albany at vuris
shoe stole. "
bronchitis immediaielv i.-iivt'.l b
lilodgett iV; Son have removed j
their stock of groceiies into the!
building formerly occupied by
Itlackhurn .v: l'ir.jiii, aiid ii iv".- !
added a bakery department, an !
are now prepare! to lurnish tSeii
. -.1 e t i i tint vl k;.h hi :.. , u i .iu ni';
customers w ith fresh bread, pies , u... , ,., . w. .. ,.. ,c ti.ar.
and cakes of ail kinds. . n. i . -. ..
Manv people habitually ciichire' - - - -
a feeling of lassitu.'.e, b. eau e they ; J3-J3. I -'.rope .-, ueate-t (.unosity,
think they have to. if thev would I - vm m i.tiii: w..nplii.
take I )r. J. II. McLean's Sar.-.i pa- '
ilia this feeling of weariness won'!.! : ,, ;1-I'eatur.' Show. More b
give place to vigor and vitality. j clJ!li;t.)y 1:i.w M.t ,1,1U, and
Catarrh cured, health and sweet j new in any other exhibi
breath secured, by Shiloh's C;:l-; t ion iu me' ie t.
arrah remedy, price ." c nt j Nature's Mm v. N ami Apt Artistic
-Misal injector Iree. sold I'o. havl
vi Mason
Persons advanced in years f. t 1 !
younger and st longer, as well a 1
freer irom the in'iririties of :e- , '
by taking I H: J. 11. McLe.iVs j
saparilla.
That hacking couh cm 1 e s.. ;
luickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We giiaian'tc it. Sold by Foshay
& Mason.
Shiloh"? Cure and consumption
cure is sold by us on a gnnranti
e. i
Ir .-or..., ,.,.: .;.. i
w HVU VVIH 'lllll'l Kill, I Ul Ptl : I
by J'osbay kv: .Mason. j
J had a severe attach of at.u i n
and became so ilea' 1 could not i
hear common conversation. 1
Millered t ciri lily from roaring in
iitly from roarii1 j
''vh'ViVi'Virihree i
my head. I i
I'.ly s Cream
w eeKS conn near as well as l ever
could, and now I can sav to all
who are afflicted with the wmst oi i
i: i. . i. . .!.. i
uiseases, eaiai i o , iawe i.iv .-v leant !
l!alm and he cured It "is wort ii j
$1 ,000 to any man, w oman or child j
sullering from catarrh. A. 1-..
Newman, (irayling, Mich.
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KKOMAX-Oh V .lii. -ih.v o.-nhig.
Apiil -21, ls'.'l. ne:ir All.;in, to tl,i
wife of Horace Ki (Hii.ui, a
I Mclil.ir's Sale,
In ihr Comity I.Vurl f I. inn voui.ty. On -oa
In rt- the tMtute .r" I
ric.i. W. VV.inn.ttli. lo,-eas.'.i, f
JVrOTH K IS IIKIiKliV (ilV KN TH AT TUi.
lln.lcrf,iifiic.i tin-.lull :ip;i.'irit.-.l
lied and acting sole rsvi lit- ol the
last, will anil e-litte of (i.-o. W. War.
lriotll, t!eci asi'd, in ji 1 i-.-i i a in - oflh.
terms of Hie l.it v ill ami
testament of saiil otate ami in fiulh. i
ptli'RIiaiii e of all order of t lie : i 1 . .
et.titleil roilit duly made ami ( n'.-r. d
of record in the a hove ciilill.il ean-e
on the 1 1 li d .y of April. I.f, author
iinif, li.ensiti and dir. i tiny; It i in us
such executor to make .-.tie of the re.ii
iroperi lien inalt r d".-ei ih.-d , n il
on Saturday, the tioil day of M...1 . 1VV1.
at the liour of I o'clock r. m of .-.dc!
day at the court hoii-e door in tin
city of Albany, I. tun county, Oregon,
otl'rtr for sile and sell at public .me.
tion to the liiitlicut and h. -t l.ii!.!. i' I i!
eusli in hand mid in one pal. .1 the
follo'.ving dcseribi'd real proper i
helongiiiir to the estate of -aid
deceased, to-w it : I5cininiiij at the
Southwest corner of the Puliation
I.und C'laiin ol'.laines M. Havne, tie
same lirintr at the Southeust orner ol
the Suuthwe-t .iiarter of 8. cti mi IT.
Twn?l.ip 14 "south i!aiit;e H'c.-l
Willamette meridian in hum county,
Oregon, and riinnitiii thet.ee Ta-t :;:
rods, thence North no rod-, tl.. ii.e
West wi. th.nce r-outh l:;'-.; ro.!-.
theiK e West :JIU rod.-, tlience South,
H'i-' rods to the (.fat e of hciiuiin
Dated ttiir. 'Jl?t lay of April. 1XU.
l.KO. V. KtKNI.V.
Executor of the la.-t iil uiel t. -ta-liient
ofiJeo. W. VV;irni..lh . .I.'( i-. .i.
Jl KM ITT i IltUVK.
Alt'vs for E.e.ut3r.
Hl'SIXESS LOCALS.
Klein's $o shoe nos em all.
Hulin k Dawson, druggists.
French keens railroad time.
B:tl-rf, well sunlight rooms at
i-r"iv:s.
Ne-v style mckwear at the
Ladies Baz isr.
Suits to older this week at cost,
aches, the tailor, opposite Vst-
ollice.
A new line of children's white
n-,m!i just received at the L:tdies
Bazaar.
Just received, our new line of
sunshades and para-ols. Ladies
Bazaar.
Jm;
' receive J a fine invoice of
I l,:,n,,-r i'ippiies, direct Irom
:itt- It.t- . w f
i iii..iueipu.a at i,. lerecks.
m:iv to-it a r.
I I. GKliGG,
Vt.rjiiii'l s' !oj hti: !n.ilf to finer or
t.-ht i ..Mi !--(.. in.l on t-l, ,it not lit- aiil
lOl:airl0 latl'H.
; li-v mi tiie Mr er (-:ir Wn-, lnjtw ecu Thinl
ul iVui'li htn its.
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A. L'jJ V , I J iu3.Y, ADP. A
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t-e J to Four limn its Former Size !
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1 A C.ty of TuU ! 4 WoilJ cf WcnJrts !
AiTIAZiiiG C'LAXV OF ' "
GHAMPiCN ARtNIC STARS
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t , r 'I 1. . M (. t. ..jI, ..
s.;p emacv I nnv.iled.
j I n--i.ti .1 :ib:h e I. e.isioii for all.!
' i tl HAutti.'ti.i sil't
j l'oors open r.t I and 7 I. M. Per
formance oe I lour A (rw ai 1.
For particulars,' eebii'h tin b -aids,
litl:!i:ra phs and the var ious ad-veiii'-inur
iiiediunis.
I be canyas w ill be spread
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Vi'arr.t i i C: ar.or, hes.-n si Masagoie.
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I U!; .:,i; n i i vit;i:on v i'oit,
Alba llcyTOi
Pcc-ite Concert Co.
SILVER SOLD CKD AND CRCHESTRA !
A piogr.ui! of humorous and pa
thetic character and topical
s. r:g-". vocal arid ir.st ru
nt ntal solos, (hu ts an I
operatic -'v!iis.
lli-ih i.-'ed by the l'ns.-:, i'ulpil
and I'tiblii'.
A full of funny features as the
sky is full of stars.
GRAND OPEN AIR CONCbRl
on thedayof perfoi mance.
ut u on ; i.i i
Is Io l"ave such a reputation in
every town we visit that vve can
return to it when we wish with
assured success.
yi:cserveil seats at Will it
Link's music stole.
Notice to 'oittri-tiiin.
Notice is hereby iriven that bids
i 1 be r e. ii. il for the erection of a
bri. k building on First street, A.bany,
)',. for CIk s. K. l'feiil'cr until May
10. l'.U. The ouster re.-erves tin:
rtriit to reject any and all bids. Kr
further inloiiiialioii iippW to P. C
Si
j Schell, architect.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
L. E.
io Lcadins Clothier.
"I'tiik ri:ojRi'.iVH ri'LCHASKR iii:siri:
i i
to see a line of goods tiiat emlod;es in its immense I
variety, the linest and conservative fashionable
le ituies of the day, cjiubiiied with a complete assort
ment of staples', all made and finished in the very high
est standard of excellence, Mid placid on the market at
p p ilar prices, our exhibit for the coining sjiliiu and
summer season will surely command his attention.
i
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT- " 7 " -"
3 ZzIrZZ TERNS FOR SUITiNCS AND TROUSERS
o
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AND A
Fit guaranteed in his tailoring depaitment.
IKiciis Always Keasonaule.
iiil.iUi!ii.!ii.lllihlii liillllalllllliii
The Albanv
A FULL LINE
'In iSpriiiK tiie yonrij man's fancy
Liffl itly turns to tl lougl its of love !"
The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty housewife, all v il
turn their steps, when searching for fresh table delicacies, choice
butter, fresh laid eggs, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds, to the
grocery store of
C. E. Brownell.
Once
"Vo wish to remind you that we car
ry tho most Complete Lino of I-Iard-ware,
Stoves and lano-es in the Val
ICV" MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Bakin;
" Powder
Blain,
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Furniture Co.
OF I'XDKKTAKIXfl.
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