Morning daily herald., April 28, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HEKALD: TUESDAY. APiJJX 28, 1891
ON SALE.
The Daily Herald will be 01
sale each morning at II. J. Jones
book store, where it can be procure
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Ladies Black vesta at the Ladies
llazaar.
J. W. Cusick went to Portland
yesterday.
Regular meeting of the city
council this evening.
W. J. Monteith returned from
l'ortlaad last evening.
Shaving 15 cents at Viereck.,
shop closed on Sundays.
Councilman U. V. Smith ha3 re
turned from East l'urtland.
Judge L. Flinn went to Corval
lis yesterday on legal business.
Try a pair of those 25 rent fast
black hose atttie Ladies Bazaar.
Just received a nice line of
Hanan A Son's shoes at Klein
Bros.
Head the announcement of I
I". Mobley, the painter, under New
'lo day.
Y. F. Crosby, the wheat mer
chant, returned yesterday from
Yaipiina.
I'A Cnsiik, who has recovered,
from his recent illness returned to
Sulem yesterday.
Ir. A. V. Sharpie, of Eugene,
was in the city yesterday on pio
lessional business.
Jlrs. S. K, Hurry, of Oakland,,
al., is visiting her i.r.ulier f ranK
Wood in this city.
Beguiar meeting of the Y's to
day at -1 o'clock. All ineiiibeis
are requested to lie present.
A big cut in prices on ladies
I'ongola shoes in all styles for the
next 'M days at Klein Bros. We
mean business.
Mrs. ( ieo. Humphrey went over
to Scio yesterday to visit the family
of her son Tip Humphrey foreman
of the Scio i'ress.
Last Friday the snow came dow n
in a lively stvle on the North San
tiain as low down as lireen Basin,
but it only lasted a few hours.
William Acheson and Fred Powe
of Sheboygan, Wis., arrived in
Albany yesterday. Mr. Acheson
is a brother of K. W. Acheson oi
this city.
SVhether you contemplate buy
ing or mi, it will pav you to
H.u,,,,ti,.,s r-nv.iv ui "oo'
tun, ..hiii-s, me iiiui, wppusnc
t-ie iHJsiuiuee.
Regular meeting of the W. C T.
17., to-day at L':.") r. m. Flection
of otlicersand other important bus
iness to transact. A fuil attend
ance is desired.
A man without nnv lees that are
worthy of mention " is doing the
v- I lii miiioti w to s.'i-nro Hit-
wherewith to purchase a pair of
artificial legs.
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k CLillll ti.ric n 111 II Mill!
I ti m, .i:.:i.i
windows, wired and stained from
70c and up at Sugar Pine Door ami
Lumber Co., Albany, Or.
A new invoice of goods just re
ceived at tlie Ladies Bazaar includ
ing a full line of ladies, misses and
childrens ready made garments,
corsets, gloves, hosiery and fancy
goo Is.
No. 1 screen doors, and windows.
wirea aim stamen, aim put on me
iioiise complete. I'rices reasonable ' jumping lion t'v si.i l' t
Call at the shop of B. B. Vunlju.nk ho lot i.i-: h.sla:.
corner 01 eecond and Ferry street j .Vl.nl,l have f i!ieii into tl.e
and see samples. ! tl j-.v.ii;: sin-.iin u the .p'.h k
Whether high bridge, low brid'i- j of a fellow voy.i- h i t :mt
or no bridge, we re fairly in it. , cepttd h'.s fall. Very i-.v i
ou must be among the tirst to
i.ick from an invoice of California
fruit and produce from the incom- ;
nig steamer at Alien lros.
The annual street cleaning ha?
commenced. It would help mat
ters materially if some attention
could be given the alleys in the
business pait of the city, especi
ally the one between First and
Water streets.
j . 1 miss, lormeriy oi mis city ,
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f 1 . . . t k - . t . 1 . .
married at his former home in
-Nebraska, to Miss Amy Woodcock.
. !. I C...I - .
.amue t.iusa ami .h.hs .-eu.cmeii
lave u.so i-v . . ...i.-,. ... u.c
bonds of wedlock.
The Y. M. C. A. is uiovitnr into
their new quarters in the Foster j
block recently tenh'red them by ;
Mr. John Craw ford, w ho furnished j
the rooms lice for a year and also
presented the association whh P''i;
in cash. The reading rooms will
be closed for a few da vs. !
John Lecdy at his mill above
( iates has commenced atv.oaiel
a iiuarter mile tramwav to the
Oregon Paci tic railroad on which
to transport his lumber and nip-
plies, .adoui oiie-iourin oi a nine
already completed.
The recently organized
baseball club are gettipg
Albany
them
sjIvcs into active lunmess. A the uu i.o'.n w r
challenge was received ye.-terday j diarv5. uiu, an.1, an
liom the Corvallis nine, the game i mliily he ma le,
to take place within three weeks.
Grounds in front of the court .
house tue tieing put in condition
and some interesting games wrM
be foith-coii.ing in the near lutjw';
""in this age oi keen coinpytttiiii a
man must advertise and a'dvyr'ise
wisely. He must give theame
r.tttn'tioil to his advertisingas lie
does to his stock and storj. An
advertisement tonus an impression ,
on the mind of the reader smd it
means a great deal to the Jidver
tiser that that impression' be a j
favorable one and that it be fully (
sustained in the establishment. j
Will Mnke Iton.e How l. v
The spring season being so late
I,. .,,.eni.,,r no nllll lieilll? I . Ver-
s-ocked in ladies Oxford ties we i tlie other d.ty and the cant sen
will for the next : days, sell j tcneed l.im to two years m the
them at greatlv reduced prices. 1 pen, or oney. at long, i nan ua!y
We mean just wnat we sav. Call Olds got f-..r kil-ing a m 1:1. Moral :
o..t .,ri.-..s. We have over .'in If you want a man s n!e, tane it,
dilh'rent stles fo select from, at
Klein Broj.' exclusive shoe store,
Iti Ni-.uly Mnay. lliU V:ty.
The foilow'ng is in.tii lie
land Tiiiiius : A yono man was
(egtfing asil:li!cf on our sti.el-1
last week wlio had had the r. . iter
portion of hU j.iw nuiie i.uene.l
by the surgeons of the Sioeklen
hospital w here he h ..i hern I'm
some weeks. His iiilii'iiiity
brought in oasiilera'ile
money, whieh was pr..uptly scent
at the saloons, he biM-omii'g si
boisterous in short tun- tiiit
1 -putv M.ir.-h.il Smith gne liiui
seven niiiictes to leave t.nvn
He left. '1 he -'Man-..iih tin-iron
jaw" v.oui'i sta id no ch.iniv aloiu
siiie of lite "Mui-v.i'l; iii -jaw-bunc-'.s
i uppc 1 -up- in a pit e -..:-p.i-per-in-hi
--vet pocket.
'I lie AHmny tit: I I. anil.
The Albany C.in.-t Band has
Ix-e'i orgaiiied with s'xteen piece-
as le.ii.i-.vs: 1 list I-. H it couc.et.
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tuiriione, -;;u:k I
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i Beam : snare -h um, ( 'i.iii.le iu:i
j 1st B tl.it elaiiiict. L. Ko s ; i'imI h j
dat clarinet, ho. U a h'.urn.
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Idodgett ; tieauter
L. Uo-s ; M-i-i
retarv, loi i S-hell ; c.er -.-ant at-
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A Nil 1 1 '( u
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receiver
C. N. Scott I.tt
the
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old narrow ;ai:ue r.tdroa
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narrow escn pe Iimii
of di owning on t he
a tair pr.it-pi i t
..!h .uiliaii.
Uie other .lav.
others liM.kir-j
In; wa i
at la n
l oil letii
Wi'i
i.rowns nii:l. ai.
to cross li. i:cr in a si
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w i;'t
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ili'.er scape
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At.eti oiiee in t:.e
I -win ciiii'iit of
ipte
tie
Saiitiain.
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:t tie
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r-ome lisherman
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ii.U e
i-iiiti j
1 bean oi Sand Island
i a new met ho I ot i a
saiii.oii.
lu-l fa t
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A ll SW'-ct
woi in'
j 1'hey make oi e en I ot tt
j to t lie island at: I allow
i end to'it'.lt ar .-end at i"
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l:ii t v i'.-'ti r li.i v. 'I lie
went v to !
j rt-a-on for not mai.ii-g b- t'i en-Is
.'fast as w ith : he oioi.i.u y t m t is
thal t!,e llL.;,. ,.s l
that the nets i s ! ;u e o I I ;in I n-l-
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, Wlilllil
sma.l b...v w. n; out ;!!
l.l-t !i,e
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al-oi.t
Iiirly lect ol net at in
ceiitly day and c
aim m. A-toi ia Boi
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I'iri t'.itz
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asvilted 1-v t-. i;..-s Min-lav
.-Veiling. I'i.r f-.ip.-liy h I oiig'ie;
to B. A-ldi-op. kno. :i a- the ..' -
loid liiliii.il v was I'ltireiv ip -
j strove.!. In "a ..led back o! the
j toumiiy, l ed as a nam. two cow.-,
V--,.n. ,,iii:.-!. Ill 1 he op pos, t- emi
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me
I time, a ba.ii bi-i..;.gii:g
i Will, was lired and a Is
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burned to j
ol i i h-'-ii- ;
am st will '
TI.eAlelal is Olii:ois.
Newberg Graphic
mat! ,-toi
V-thll:i
a SU 1 1 Oi OP I cl'tllCS 111
l"H leave his peisotial
j alone, they aie valuable.
l'ects
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A VETERAN ACTOR.
J. hu Jck and Aaaa Firm'a Will
in ilbicy ou May !
Appear
It is coubtful if then: is any one
on the stage whose name' is more
familiar lo the old residents of the
l'aeilie Coast than John Jack. For
yean he has been a familiar ligure
on the st ige, and has won an eti
viab'n reputation as tin actor.
Anna Finn n, who appears with
iiiai, is u;i actress; f mai ked ahil
it, and b.-ing .-upiMirti il byagiod
company t::e always gie a good
entertuinui.-nt.
Mr. W. ('. Youiil', mr.il recenily
mani.'erof the Hoipihim theatie.
is in th' eity -arranging for tln-ir
appearance at tin Albany opera
house ui Friday May 1.
The lloip'.iani Washiiigtoiiian
siysnf them: M'ss Firmin is one
of the mo.st talented American
actresses now traveling. .Mr. John
Jack is an t l.l-time jiopular actor,
a leading support of the great
tragedian Kdwiu Forrest and Neil
I Uvenport of Wallack's. He sup
ported Charlotte Cushmau at
Booth's theatre. New York, on the
oc -a-ion of her fare veil to the
-t.i-e; is the great FalsUtf of the
pte.-ent d iv ; and he and Miss
Firmin hive made the longest
starring tour of any American
ai lists, w hich lasted live years,
and enihracet every portion of the
globe w here the Knglish language
is spoeu. By reference to their
advertisement, will show a bill of
ran excellence a"d great merit.
Master Jack has a reputation, and
Prof. Bichards is an accomplished
pianist.
Miss Firmin will sing during the
scenes the following hong-i, beard
'or the lirst time on the coast
'B"i ley's 10 1," Maggie Murphy's
Home'' "Taking in the Tow n" ami
; "Lau.'.ubaeh." Miss Firmin
; i(,jsi.-.s a line voice of great range
and c impass.
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L-110'.VNoVILLE NOTES.
' I'.kou nsvii.i.k, April, 27.
i K--V. V.. A. Parker oi Woodlunn,
j on la.-t Sunday preached morning
! and evening at the C. P. church
; in S. .mt i Brow nsville.
j Bot.s. Apiil l'.Hh, to the wife
i of li. N. Thompson, a son.
j James Simoii'ls, "holds a full
j hau l," of mumps.
J J. Bilyeu is impioving from his
late attack of la grippe.
' Nate Standish is again "in the
swim, haviii
; recjvered from the
measles.
James Caliowav returned
home
Monday fr. in Cm vallis.
Carl Kobeits is ert-cting a new
dweili.ig in Kirk's addition.
j,
!
!in P. Jones, general passen
tgeiit of the Southern l'aeilie.
in Brownsville Mum lav.
I Charles Howe, is building upon
his prop! i ty iii (ialbraiths uddi
j te-n.
J. A. Bu-sell has commenced
di constiuctn.n in Oalnrailh s
id liti'jti of a new dwelling.
James Phegley paid Spi inglield
i visit Tuesday.
Peter Hume is at jir?sent in
M.ushtield, Or.
- Pi I O. Boss, has always claimed
to ow n and drive a fast trot'i r, but
ie says "the pony beat his own
lime when he ran avav last Thurs-
; day, " and the only way In- can
: ii-si ri'oe lMe ii le is, "that it was
! I'. i O" Bed's principal onia-
1 nit nt at
I II. .
present is court plaster,
and C. M. Stanir.l left
Monday lor Marion eoiinty to can
vas fm Challenge Churn powt r.
( ieorge Caetider. of "-ilvetlon
pai l Blow nsvilie liiends a visit
luring the past week.
J. K. Mcllatg. I, ft f.,rt:mt.i!le
Wednesday.
B"i nie How e ha- n c ,-, cred from
a late attack oi iiiiin.y.
Milton M Hi r, of l.eiiai-o'.i, was
on our stiects on Wednes.i r, .
! T!:oi.,as Kay, of the Th anas
Kay woolen mills, Salmi, was in
j BiovMisville Wednesday,
i o. P. Cosliow, jr., arrived in
1 I'.tiev i;sville'l iiursday and returned
, ;o Albany Saturday.
i On l-'i iday the l'.iou psville Cor
f net Baud, iiccompanied a number
of i i 1. o. o. F., to Leiiauon to
atiend the celehialion at that
place.
The K.tgle Woolen Mills shut
jdow.o on Fridity and resumed
j -i.i .-rations mi Monday. Huiing
j'he iti'erval the directors and
-i-ckhoilirs held theii annual
! Oit.-ines-t li.ee'mg.
' "
I Mrs. I lilie Mahr, o'' Pol tlau 1, iH
j visiting li lends ol this place.
j ! b-iiiy Blakely, dm ing the past
Aeelc I'lei lit il hmee fioni Allien:.
i it w hich place he dsnosed of his
county rights in tlie Challenge
(.1.11
11 power.
The alien. lanc-at tie I. O. O. F.
pSuiic on Friday, was somew hat
limHid, on account of frequent
show'isj's.
Mr.Tileniv Mcl'arland is ex
tremely ill with !a grippe.
Me:i-!es, mumps and la grippe
an- prevalent at present, but ail
wi... have-been alleeteil are well or
li the road to recovery. Although
,ij:iivi' had some severe eases of
ia grfype, there lias been no fatal
tai min'utions ol this painful dis
ease. -4
Picspccts were never better for
an immense yield of fruit than at
: ii. s. nt, Hie trees are full of bios--em
. and the cloudy weather,
accompanied by warm showers,
btingh.g vegetation rapidly for
w a rr.
-W. B. Bisho , of Poitland, ar
rived in town Friday.
'1 he recent rains have been of
great value to hop vines, w hich are
making a luxuriant growth, with
every piospect of a good stand.
Oa's are scarce and in demand
at "ihc a bushel and as high as 55c
has been paid for see. ing nur-
J o.-es
I
THE DELIGHT OF THE LADIES. I
Aa Exhibition of Art Work by tie Singer j
Sewing Macbiuo Co,
A beautiful art display is now j
on exhibition at the store of F. M. '
French on First street, by the!
Singer Sewing Machine Co. The j
w ork is all done on the improved
Singer machine without any at-'
tachnient whatever and much of it !
is being done every day in the
presence of visitors. First lo at
tract tl e visi'ors eye is the won
derful Kensington wot k. The best
piece of this an; in appearance of
any oil painting. It is done rtith
the finest sewing silk as well as
the heaviest cf rope silk, on any
kind cf material. Among the
pieces displayed are a cow's head,
which look tne gold medal at the
Pa 1 is exposition, a basket of grapes
which show the foliage and bloom
of the fruit as natural as can b,
produced by an artist's brush ; the
"three dogs at the 111 i-tei's grave"
is also a wonderful production.
One great beauty of the work is
that both sides are exactly alike
where silk is used in the shuttle.
The rope silk work is Mope from
the under side, thus enabling the
operator to work from a stamped
hack. This work is usj.1 011 the
heavier materials such as plushes
and velvtt, for curtains, pillows,
cushions, portiers, etc., includii g
fringes. Nothing is finished by
baud, but everything is completed
with plain machine, : nd when
dune looks much smoother and
better tiuished than hand work.
This improved machine lo"s
lace, feather stitch, suiol iug work,
and take tinsel arosene, etc..
direct from the shuttle, without
any attachment.
A beautiful doll's drcsn id exhi
bited, made of the finest lawn, and
sewed with No. ItK) threa I, show
smocking and feather stitch.
The work will be on exhibition
until Wednesday evening, at
w hich time a line piece of art work
will be given away. All ladies
who call w ill be given a ticket en
titling them to a chun.e in the
drawing.
NORTHWEST fiOTES
The manufacture of poisoned
wheat, is another new industry
that has been established at Pul.
man. The object is to kill s.piii -rels.
Mike Sweeney, while snifering
from delirium tremens, created a
sensation in Spokane the other
day by jumping into the river. He
was fnslied out, however, and will
probably be sent to an a.-ylum.
A farmer near Walla Wall.i this
week sold !,Ui)(l bushels of w heat
at !) cents. This is tl.e highest
price that has been paid tiicie,and
it is also about the last large lot of
wheat in the hands of the farmers
in that county.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church of Kugene, a new editi,:e,
started in the fiscal year free t'rom
.1. bt, having paid out during tin
past year over .15,0110.
The Myrtle Gold Mining com
pany had on exhibition last week
a large jar full of line gold, the
re.-ult of a two week's run. It is
estimated that in this ratio the
product of the mines will be about
.pi,(U( per 111 Uith.
The three hardware biirgl'.irs
who went through l.ayton's store
and were captured by the Jackson
county authorities at Gold Hill
almost succeeded in making good
their esc ipe from the jail at tin
Pass 011 Monday of last week. Tin
jail is a wood and spike concern.
A large body of line slat.; has
just been discovered lamb of
Grant's Pass. Samples sent to
San Francisco, Portland and New
lers y are pronounced lirst-class.
No opening has been nude, but
the surface show ing has been pro
nounced excelled by a slater from
New Jersey. This is the fust slate
ipiarry discovered in Oregon, a.al
will probably soon rank as one of
the leading industries of Southern
Oregon. John I.. Biggs is the
name of the lucky man who dis
covered it.
Will Improve With t'.ilti vali.oi.
Kh.,rO Iti'VH W,
It has been demonstrated as a
fact, that the higher s ate of
cultivation the soil attriin, the
more susceptible do-s the -Innate
become for producing .liil'erent
kinds of cereals, fruit's etc 1 1 w as
not of infrequent occurrence a few
years ago, of failure of ci.ips in
I'matilla county, but now il seldom
happens; the land now being
nearly all in a high stateof cultiva
tion, and cou.-eipiently thedroiilhs
are not of so fr.-.picn'ly occurraiice
as Ihey were when the county
was lirst peopled. Such will la
the case with this county when
most of the land is tilled. This
county will have the advantage of
many of the counties in the Inland
Kmpire, from the fact that of its
heing plentifully supplied with
timber, and it is known that in a
country where limber abounds,
more rain falls than in the treeless
regions. Therefore taking all
things intc consideration there is no
cause why this county should not
bo as productive as the Willamette
valley in proportion to the number
of acres that will be tilhd in the
near future.
tiik woi:i.i i:m;iciii;i.
Tlie facilities of the present day
or the production of everything
h it will conduce to the materia!
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was tirst produced
the world was enriched w ith the on
ly perfect laxative know n, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andetloctual tocleanse
the system gently in the Sprii.-1
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the moie!
jiopular it becomes.
l-ill f-irlv ...1.1 uof.nr.. .1... l..n.
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.anuiiuuua 10 oioer at coHt.
aches, the tailor, opposite post
otlice. t
OREGON CROPS.
Projp ct3 Were Never Better fo: a Bounti
ful Grain YieU Th-cusbout t'-e State.
Following is crop-weather
Bulletin No. 7 issued by B. S.
Pague, of th-i Oregon Weatiier
Bureau at Portland, it heing based
on reports received l' oni 1 1 1 cor
respondents in various portions of
th state:
Western Oregon Cool, cloudy
weather w it ii iv.iu prua led during
the week, there Were g-neral light
fros's, which did 1.0 d image on
liie P.lth and jC'.h ; some bail fell
in vai ions sections on the 2.1th
doing no damage.
Along tiie co ct and in tin: Wil
lamette vad.-y from one to two and
a bail inches of rain fed. In south
ern Oregon less than an inch of rain
fell. The temperatuie langed from
one lo two degrees a day, below
the average lor the week. There
was sunshine at interval J, but far
1 . 0111 the average amount
. The rain was very beneiic.il to
crops on uplands. On the lower
lauds seeding is not all done and
it will now be hither del.r.cd
f all sown wheal and oat 3 have
loiu giowths, and in sections it i.,
heing pastured down, spiing grnin
tli.it has been sjwu is doi:.fe (inely.
The fruit cro; is thrivui". All
trees are genera ly in full bloom.
Present indications point to a
phenomenal fruit crop this year.
1 1 ip-i have a g o 1 gi ow h. They
are from one to two feet above
the ground, the hup acieage has
been increased. More potatoes
tiiau usual have been planted
j .-iraw and other small luncs a,e
coming on tieely, l.ei rles promise
to be uiisu tlly plentiful. Lambs
are d-jing well. Preparations are
b. iug m tde tor shearing, which
w l! be in fti.I !.'u;t tiextwc-k.
The week closes with 1:1 -l favor
able p!osjict-i for w.-Lm Oregon
Fa -tern Ongo i Tlie weather
his bt en more crops and pioduc
tions. cloudy dm ing the past wecktl.au
for a loug t:me an I light rams weie
gilicnJ. Ovr one bail an inch
!e. I throughout tl.e section, i'iie
ii luper.ilui'e h.is he. 11 .-lightly U
io the average with occasional
light Hosts.
rhe tain lh.it -l! was m-e 1 .1,
for the soil wa- becoming dry alio
late sown giain aiicady up and
great:' assi-ts that not y. t appear
ing, fiie lain that h i! is worth a
va.-t sum to toe pnselit week.
Idle in -r.-ased average an 1 more
fav.jr.ihle we -tiivr will produce a
much larger crop then the
phenomenal yield : last yei r.
Gia-son tho range is gro. ing
and punishing g -ud feed. St jefc
are flattering. Mieaiing is ai. p-o-giess.
Fleeces are i.'t ge and wool
of g 1011 -;:il ty.
r-ru.,t piomis.es 1111 e.su 1 ' I u.li.
In Waseo county then; h i.' b en a
largely incr.-a-cd acreage ... l--r
melons. V.geta'ihs in girl -us
are: growing lapidlv.
As in western Oregon, the pro
spects weie ii.-vei' bettei I n a
bounteous crops I'm ougho'il ii;e;
gon.
Viiiiiik Wnlle.., l-:v,i.,f'r.tl.-.t.
Alferd A. Walters, who was ar
rested at Oregon City f'.st .laeuary
for obtaining money mid r false
pretenses, has been liischaig.'d by
the Clackamas county gr ind ju:y,
there beiu.: ii . cv eiet.ee again-1
him.
Cull a I . I.. .'1.
And they arc dying I.i-1 wi.li 1.;
gi i ,e .lie I s'ar at '., ei 1-e .pie
w ho .to ii t t ..'ai. w i' h .'-.! 1 d, r
Garr.-t'. the leadif.g gio-.is. v. h-
always have ;i,e Ibiesi a. is Mm lit
of . atatd. :-.
p.: si i.-n i.k".i.-.
Kle :.'- .' sie.e m.x ei.i ail.
Ilii! ui .c l'.iwson, druists.
1- !.:. i: l.i-eps ra'droi'.d time,
e.r-t 1 1 ee: v. -1 a line invoice of
ut-l'i.es. .brecL li'oiii
I'l.La leiph.a .it !.. Vieiei ks
ii e oi i r. .1. II. Mcl.-an's l.i'tie
Liver and kidm-v Fillets, taken
;it uLht i'.-''ore ''viie' to lir-l, will
m-ive tl;e bo, i-N ; (lie eil'ect will
iirft' -ni. li vnii.
Cioup, whoopiti coi!;h ii nd
broiiehitis imm.'d'ut'ely relived by
Shiloh's t'ure. Foi :.! by Foshay
.Mason.
Sleepji-ss nijhts, H ide miserable
by that t.-nioie 'i,ugh, Shiloh's
C ure is the rcim-dv for you. For
sale by F.jshay Mason.
Shiloh's Ciieatid .-(.nsumption
cure is r ol.l by us o-i a guarantee.
It cures conc'imoiion. 1'or pale
b Fosbay .v. M ison.
Gatarrh cu-.-d, In alili am! sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's C'at
lil rah rei.ie.l v, pi ice ")' c uts.
Nasal injector lice, s-ild by Fosbay
A: Mason.
Fains in he small of tlie back
indicate a di-eascd coialition of
the liver or kidneys, which may
be easily removed by the use of
lr. .1. II. .McLean's Liver and
Kidney balm. $ LOU per bottle.
Ladies for your Oxford ties eo
where tiny keep a complete line
at Klein's.
For lame back, side or (best,
iw Shiloh's porous p'.-ister. i':ice
S cents al l-'oshav .V Mason.
1 li.-y A re 1 1. I .
It will pay vo l well to call at
the coiner of Second and F.lls
woi th fctreets, al .Mueller 'i Gar
rett's, where you can liiel a
splendid variety of groceries, veg
etables, poultry, ee, in- your
Sunday dinner. Cad early and
avoid tiie rush.
Settle I .
All knowing theui'-elves indebted
to the old firm oi Conn 1'ios. or to
the linn of Conn A I leieiricksoii,
are re.pic.-ted to call and settle
immed ati ly.
i-.okn.
COX,-ii Sinn 1 iv April "i''.;li. ISM. on
tlie Su'iliain . lo tlie u-l'e el Smith
Cox a ten pn mill '"'.v.
1! KNI-'.S. ( 'n Suii.biy April " J " 1 1 1 I-'.'!
to the ire of A. U.u net . :i boy.
Baths, well sunlight rooms at
Vierecks.
Just received, a new invoice of
children's readv-made dresses and
aprons at the Ladies Baaar,
which are being sold for less than
you can make them up.
I will make special prices to
clubs ordering suits or pantaloons.
Guarantee erfect fits and first
class workmanship. Zaches, the
tailor, opposite the postotlice.
A free and easy expectation is
produced by a few doses of Dr. J.
H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung
Balm, in all caes of hoarseinent,
sore throat or diiliculty of breath
ing Allow me to add ny tribute to
the etlieaey of ly's Cream Balm.
I was sullering from a severe at
tack of iniluenza and catarrh and
was induced to try your remedy.
The result was marvelous. I could
hardly articulate, and in less than
twenty-four hours the catarrhal
symptoms and my hoarseness dis
appeared and I was able to eing a
heavy m!e in Grand Opera with
voice uni'imnireil I utromrlv
1 -'.,
nvMiitiivMul it to all singers. Vm.
II. Hamilton, Leading liis-o of
thf (' l. Hess (iraiitl Opera Co.
XlSir TO-DAY.
HAVK YOU ANY FURN1TUKE THAT
tiffiU variiinhttiir or paintint? to be
loni V l'i furnituru made to look u (jooi am
.tv. Htuiscti, finoesainl all kintta f iaint
1:14 iIqhc jtrniiiptly ami at re:ijiial)le rateti.
I.. :ur on Ion ac U. M. Kobertind tw store,
sccoiul strut.
D. E. Moblky,
Fi.vr..--On t).e r.-.h ult., a piN'kct ook
J ont;ii!iiii ",u. 'Ihc limler will rocvive
11 Aurit i taHiuj; on owner nt residence if
Mr, llnhert.soti, Kw-trth tr.-i-t leteon 7th
'h streets, or 1. O. ho,
II J. Tittwi"s.
FAIlll FOR m.
1 v.-i hii'iilreil ami twenty -five a -res all well
mij-r-M.''!, )-.' i 1 1 rruiii ami a f n;-cl
ot a i;'m enp ami ;to aeres in pasture l.i
u !1. L.tr.t- Kirn newlv hu'lt, mk1 ocIuhI,
; o .'.(!. I HjiriiiLr. 'i he alo e tle ril.o I farm,
l ' '.in .t'fl furniifi iiuolementM for Haiti f t
i.oi. K.n tt.'rn.M. Korfn ther irtir:il:iri
nit i-r write to W. V iniri )";, l-ac -ni't,
I.i ill .-.mtitv, ttfedii.
Opera House,
Waru. r & Cracor, Lessees &. Mnuagera.
l-'riday,liay TISOI,
ON'i: XIG1IT ONLY!
AXNIEFIKMIX,
JOHN JACK & CO,
In ii bill of legitimate drama,
(lassie comedy and
clean farce.
I. ATKST SONGS OF TIIK PAY,
hom Ned Harridan's New
York Theatre :
"Uiel..'H 1'U." ".Marine Murphy's
1 lome. ""Taking in the Tow n,"
'I.auilubuch,'' "I.is'z Itap-
I so. In- s .No. I rof.
I V. .1. bieh irds."
Gilbert's Mtholo).ueal plav
G A L A TEA,
G;date.i, the Statue, Annie Firmin
l'y,"ua!ion, I
K lnysos, an art patroin"
John Jiick
Fouciciiult's pathetic cotne.ly,
LAWYER AND FACTORY CIRL.
FUN ON A RANCH,
A musical faic- comedy.
lb -served sea's, 7oc. ; general ad
inission. .':ie. box plan now open
at Will Link's.
UrA I'i-1. - To iT.ur:.i:t wi-h parties lo
I. eik :: Mi,nim ft. of Iol-h or more to l
i . iii,:. i-1 l.y .hiue Jii, l.yil. For (urtlier
iiiioiiiiiiteii -all pi-riot. vlh :.t the cotiijiauiV
.- .mi"., in :it ri ..f tin- S.iiitiuiu
'. II...MKrTK I'l LI- Jt TaI-KR I'll.
II. GKKGG,
rn. :
It I)
d
Mi u stiMil It.Hh' . 'otl.'iiir mad., to r.nlsror
rV.iiie.t ami .i-i..-.iriil mi hort notice and
li-..s.tnull(i int.-H.
Mi i nil I'iO street car line, liet.ccll Third
ami K.n.r I. Mrict-a.
1 VAXTKi", TO TKAVM. Foil MF.IIHJINE
W l'..:iiianv. a tfiMit'.cman with matl rani-
1 11. I'.ix I1-. f'T fhrht prty. AildreHs II.
.1. lhi!iii.ii, A'ftany, Or., I". Ot ll.-x IS8.
Kotiee to Coutractorn.
Nr.ti-e is heichy iriven that bids
wi 1 he rn-i ive.l for tire erection of
I'i'n k Imililiiur on First street, A. Iiiiny,
il ., for Ch.is. E. Pleitler until May
10. The owner reserves the
r'irht to rej.-el any ami all l.i.ts. Kr
further iali.i i.iuli.Mi apply 10 V. C.
S. hell, architf.it.
I xe.-iilor'h Snlr.
In lh.- County Court of Linn county, Oregon
In rc the cHiate .if I
lci. W. Wann.ith, ilccenwd, f
t O'i'll'K IS IIKKF.IIV niVtN THAT THE
unU rsincil the duly aiHiiote.l quale
lied mid acting bole exeelitr of the
l ist w.ll and testament of Oeo. W.
ai ninth. I'.eci-ased, ia pursuance of
the terms of theast will and testa
mi nt of said deceased and in further
I in -iniiK-e of an order of the above
et. titled court duly made and entered
ol r. e n d in tho i.i.ove entitled cause
on the IMh d of April. author,
iin, lii-eiising and directing him as
-ncli executor to make sale of the real
proj.crK hereiiiiUt r described, will
on Saturday, the '.':td day of May. 1WH.
at the hour of I o'clock P. M. of said
.lay at the court Iioiifc door in the
city of Albany, bum county, Orviron,
otl'-r for sale and cell at public aue.
lion to the highest and best bidder for
i-a-li in hand and in one parcel the
folto-vinir described real property
beionim; to the estate of said
deceasi .1, lo-w it : Ui'irininun; at the
o'.ithwit crner of the Donation
baud Claim of .billies lb Payne, tlie
same bcim; at the tM.iitlieatt corner of
the Southwest iUiirter of section IT,
Tinsl.ip 14 South Range 3 West
Willamette meridian in Linn county,
Orenii, and ruiiniiiir thece East IM!
rod-, thence North liM) rods.l tliencv
Wist mi, thence South lt!X rods,
tti.-ui e West -MO rods, tlieDie South
I Ii.-' rods to the (dace of beirinnine:
Da't. d this -ilst dav of April, IMH.
(ii:o. W. Keenev.
Executor of the lust will and testa
ment of (ieo. W. VCarmoth, deceased.
It tw itt .v. Irvine.
Att'vs for Executor.
i: iinimrinr
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
L. Blain,
Tlie UaiM Clothier.
F THE PROGREjSIYK PURCHASER DESIRES
to see a line of goods that embodies in its immense
variety, the finest and conservative fashionable
features of the day, combined with a complete assort
ment of staples, all made and fiiiBhed 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 will surely command his attention.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT
CLOTHING MADE
Fit guaranteed in his
Prices Auways Reasonable.
iiii,iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiHii!U
The Albany
A FULL LINE
"In Spring the young man's fancy
Llglitly turns to thoughts of love !"
n
The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty housewife, all u il
turn their steps, when searching for fresh tahle delicacies, choice
butter, fresh laid eggs, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds, to the
grocery etore of
O. E. Brownell.
Once
"We wish to remind you. that wo car
ry the most Complete Line of Hard
ware, Stoves and Eanres in the Val
ley,
MA
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Baking
Powder
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STERNS FOR SUITINCS AND TROUSERS
TO ORDER AND A
tailoringlepartiuent.
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Furniture Co.
OF UNDERTAKING.
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It also Iiiids to
tliougbts of scuicf
Eat, as well.
TTntWS & WASHBURN.
good
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