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Newspaper Page TextTnE MORNING HER ALU; WEDNESDAY, APRIL J9, 1891 glorttingSaUuJicralil! OS SAl.t. The Daily Herald will he 0:1 sale each morning at II. J. Jones' book store.where it on be procured at 5 cents per copy. JOTTINGS ABtltr TOWN. Ladies Black vests at the Ladies Lazaar. V. II. (toltra is again able to le on the .street. Mrs. B. II. Curl, of Brownsville, is visiting in thin city. Miss Amelia May of Hairisburg, is visiting in the city. Sheriir S-ott and J. li. Wyatt went over to King's yesterday. Try a pair of those 2 cent fast black hose at the Ladies Bazaar. .Inst received a nice line of Ilanan iV Son's shoes at Klein Bros. Mayor Cowan and tienrge II. Chamberlain went to Boitl.ind yesterday. Ladies, the cheipest place to bny your Oxford ties is at stearics' shoe store. Hon. Ucorge Waggoner, ex-railroad commissioner, was in the city yesterday. A large line of Ludlow's $:!."(! shoes fir ladies just arrived at "eirls" shoe store. I' rank O. Breckenridg has tak en charge of the Santiani Lumber ing company's yards in ale:n. County Schojl Supci iuteiident Bussell will coinnit'ii -e his annua round of school visitations to-day. John Jack assisted Charlotte Citshnian during her l ift tour on the occasion of her farewell to fhe stage. A big cut in juices on ladie. Uongola shoes in all style for tie next :it days at Klein Bios. We mean business. I on't fail to g-0 and see th.- I'ir-liiin-Jack I'ramatic con pany a' tlie Albany opt r i house iu.t Fn day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Powell, oi l'coria, "were in the city yesterday, the guests of Mrs. l'owell's sister, Mrs. C. M. Wolverton. io to Searls' for your low shoes, where you will lind tin- largest line at prices lower than iver be fore uttered :n Albany. 11 , . , i.. 1.... n neiner you contemplate oin-j ing or nrt, it will pay you P. I insiwct mv mi ing stock of wool ens, Zaches, the tailor, opposite the postothce. No. 1 screen doors, wired and stained, $1 ."!). Adjustihle rcr.tt: windows, wired and stained f'on. 70c and up at Sugar Pine i'oor ::n: Lumber Co., Albany, Or. A new invoice of goods just re ceived at the Ladies Bazaar iuclud ing a full line oi ladies, miss s and children ready made garment:-, corsets, glomes, hosieiy n;A fancy gocda. No. 1 screen doors, and windows, wired and sti'iued, and put on the house complete. Prices re isoinli!.' 1 Call at the shop of II. B. Yunl. 1 corner of second and Keriy stive! and see samples. ! AVhether high br'nlge. low bii-le or no bridge, we i're lauiy m r. You must he among the tiist t ; ick from an invoice U t'alif jinia fruit an! produce from fie incom ing steamer at Al en Bros. llstiirl)el a i:cliKioiis .'MertiiiK. Iist Sunday evening foiii young men, Bert Sciineil, Cole Kainwater, M. Hopper and Joe Kelley, bavin" braced up s inc what" liy liquid lackbone, pro ceeded across the river to the school house, where divine service was in progress, in search of a i Mitleiuan who had -iven them otl'ense. Finding the man in the meeting they boldly entered and commenced an assault, w hich was ended by a lady get ling between them and the object of their ven geance. Their action, however. c impletely broke up the meeting. I i'esterday the young men were in j the city trying to coir promise tl.t i inatt'T, but there was a likelihood that they would finally beariesled for the ollense. .More llufis, Messrs Hansen, father and son, the father being president ef the principal Milwaukee is., hop and malt company have been S'-en traveling over this coast ar.d while in Seattle theelder Hansen said: "There is a greatly increased acrea.'e of hops in California. Ore gon and Washington prircipally in Calilornii. Tlie prospects is that there will be a vast increase in the production of the co-ist this season unless the lice get into the vines alter the' buds have bei n j f irmed, as they will if wet weather j continues much longer. Tlie out- i look mi the other hop countries ol j of the world is still uncertain." ! Hanger Of Another Kciirlltoii. ! Olyinpia Tribune : The play o: ' ' I'ncle Tom"s Cabin" las: night j at the ilympif. theater wussimpiy rottin, and the audieiie.) faded j away from it like the roses in i autumn fade. One by one tlu j ieop!e went out, so that by the! time the play was over then- '. wasn't a corporal's guard on baud, ' '"Curie Tom's Cab:n," likt; the j w ar, is over, but if may such com-; punk-a attempt to revive it, theie will be another rebellion. .llil.ll.lt- Horse l)i-;n . Homer luvcnpoit drove up ( fioiii tlie De-Lasiniuitt horse farm Sunday to bis home in Silvertou with a tine young trotting hor-e. Fudger, a brother oi Jane L. a d 1 liv PeLa-hniutt. Home! iiitending taking back with him i to-d.iv a trotting colt of bis ow a, but Sunday evening Fudger was, attacked by some interior ailment stud died during the night despite the skiilof local farneis. -a!i-in Jourual. ALBANY INVITATION. Miyor Cowan Honrs From thj. Presklent al P.ntv WII.I. UK M lijie Ii Yet IadeSaiti--Viil Be Fixed Later Ou-If the Schtdil Will Permit. Sax Li; xni isi , April 2", I'!. J. L. Cowan, Mayor, Albany, Orison : Tiie 1 resident diricts me to say that it will atlord h:tn much p'eas ure to accept your kind invitation of the L'ijth int., to visit Albany, and, if our schedule wi'l permit, arrangements will he made for a shortstop. Cro. V. Biyi, In charge. REAL ESTATE tALKS- Kivi.l Link to George Link, east '.. of Northwest "... of block Hacklem.in's second addition ; con sideiation, irliMO. .Ino. and Joseph Carey to P. O. Smith a portion of lot ilinScio; consideration if I-Vl. A. J. Caiey io P. O. Smith, a portion of lot in Seio; considera tion i . t A. lhicklcm 111 to V11 I.ie.lke. lot in hi xk llacklemau's od ) addition ; consideration, ?-'.". JiiiiitJ (Irad.vohl 'o Ceo. W. Wright, eat h. of 1..1 .1, in block 1(1, Aloany: (oii.-ideiatioti, ''') . Hannah" Bobiitett t.) W. M. K ing 1'v.i acres of i h d nation cl.iim of Willi. an Lobiiii tt : coiisiilera- tion, $'2 (i. I rrann 1 rues was unanimously Hannah L'obinett to W. M. King ! elected poundmaster for the ensii "') acres of the dona'iou l.ui-.iclaim j year. of T. A. Kigas: cn-i kiatuui f '.Od. lllC" matter of repairing the city A. C. king to 1. W. Kinir lie.x-k U;lil or building a new one Wis le I of she town oi Iloilv,' Linn j ferred to ttie committee on streets count v ; con-idt r.iti.m, ftil. I and public proK.Tty with instruct- U. "C. Fi'iiev t j J..15 C. Cox (ii lons report at the nexuneeting. v res of lionati 'n el .iin ! Ka haid ' The matter of putting in an Fiidcv ; c .u-id.-r.tKon. !5 i. electric file nlann system was re- A. F. Krumiee to B. K. Timple j 'erred to the committee on fire east 1 . 01 souinusi '.. .,f block -I.:, i water and the chief engineer. 1 1 a .kieinan s slcoihI ad iitloii, con si leration. .d. Sbe:,ld Ceuit'tery A i.'oei.ition to Mis I. Ii. Carp-'ider, lot '.1 in Slit dd ceineterv ; consideration, 10. .lohll Ii. ". l;il!'old to S.intUel I'. Crooks, a poiiioii of 'ioiiation land claim jf Kiia- A. JoSu-im, contain in' acres; coiisidi ration, 1. H. Biyant to K. B. oiuh, north '.. ot the norlii '., of secUoii ii'i in 1 l'p. 11 S. B. 1 vY. containing b.o acres; cons;,leraln n. 7-M'. A. C. Kin- to V. M. Kb-.' block I - in the tov. n of Iloiiy, Lint county, 1 ire.'oii, e .nsidi ration 1) I'mted Sialic to Ji.ini . Myers, soiitli we.-t S. B. I, patent. oi Mcti- n i in Tj. lu.ilt.i: a acres ( i I.. P. :i.an to .. d 10 b!';ck .,n ; co:i: iioie l. i Black li l.ctiou, Ndes, nan's !00. .ts ad 1 nil At I rh McM.iiion's Circus L.-banon last Sun lay, su!t was ni'icii r,i !. t lie lir.-t feat ure e! t he la vi r a' t'.c- K- Ai'out tin ilav w.ts t.U'.-li tin-ii-kcd nin ,il b ; 7',. ,,.,, ,, i,',. . .. from Mn circus. Tiie lestilt an ovei'A hehuii.- vi. tory ;'.r Lebanon club. The game A i l ties .st'i t by a lar.e crowd, betting was i.ulte livclv. In w as ; in w.u anil the evening a p;ire of i0 w is la s.- ! I and two negroi s went to the out- skirts of the city and indulged in a I ten-round g j-as-vou -please pri. e ' lightiu true piigilisii.- stele. After tliis a white n an and :'. n gro took a turn at it and the result was that the mun was soon on his hack un- at!e out. to rise until he was counteii A.-ide from this manv exer cise, the bos "i'l-oiii tlie hilis,'' and some that were not "bucked at the games" and it is said one man lost $0 b.'si ies numerou others lo.-t smaller amounts. Taken all in all tiie Sabbath was very ple.isantly whiKd away. 1 lulrr Till' Snow,' The Post Im, Kigei.cer how Mrs. F". I. Bay, wife Ka'iiier hotel and lier son leturned last evening from to Svrcuse. N. Y. Thev lelab s of the leddie, a visit came ovt r the Canadian l'aci:ic road and wire due here last I'ri.lay evening, their uoii-artival! causing Mr. Bay some anxiety. The delay was due to a sno d. which buiied the train b tveen the tilacivr house ;ind lii tiald. in the Selktm inoiintaius, u:d held the I passengers plisot.eis f ir two days, j As the train was h -avily loaded, ah t he proi isions on l oaid were ! .-O'.'ii eaten up and the passenger- j had to go on short rations, though I everything p b!e was f,,r iheir c 'luio: t. The train di 1 no! reach Vancoii morning. r until n-.- 1 lir l.it.l ll.aiii 0:.e ol th lal t slyles In.i! at f I asanas is no.v No. 1 engine I. ohm- in this citv, but th is nothing louiparid with the alaiming'y io-.v piices t. o,- f.jun.l at Miu her v: i.i: rctl's. The l.t steamer came loa h', down wish a huge ipiau'ity i tl.e best tahe del:e.icles, t J v ft. ! ..t tin- '.nwe;t casli tl gures. Will Make K ui 11 -. I. 1 lie pi ing sea in opening u p. hi :ng s., b-ing , :.l Pes at n.l i .i ,., . , 1 S OCKCO la 1 We I will for t:,e tn hem :tt great lv ell ' r du.vd pi ices, t we say. Call .' I. i e over :;n si I.-, I from, at We ne.au pi.-t w h. and get pi icis. W dnl'i-re:it st k.i !. Klein Bio exclusive ore l T.) livery man, vvwiau and ehi! 1 i shoiil.t go to n.n t l. .- pn-si, lent j and pai ly ; yes, ! -ore and liiiiig graailin.i w itii you, ami on your way home leave your orders ior everything that's good to eat i at Mueller -V Uarrelt s. fjlTT COUNC y X Fr.iak Tiites Elected PonndmastSfcfor the nsuing Tear A Number of PttUv The citv council met in regular session last evening, ami in the absence of the mayor, Councilman Burkhart was elected chairman. Further time was asked ami granted on several petitions. A motion was made by Council uiai Tablcr that in the matter of tho petition of W. V. Crowder and others 10 guide find gravel certain streets, that the parties interested lie cited to appear for a hearing at the n-xt meeting of the couiii il. The committee on fire and water in the maUer of supply in-' horses for the engines ami building a cistern at the intersection of Third and Jackson streets, asked for tuither time, which was granted. In regard to cementing certain cisterns it was recommended that they he cleaned out anil deepened. The mayor appointed F.M. French, Win. (iarrett and Chief l".ng:iieer C. ll.Slewaj't to interview Win. M. Hoar, manager of the Albany Water Works, relative to putting in a more complete system of water mains ; adopted. The report of the street commis sioner was referred to the commit tee oil streets and public properly, except that portion referring to cleaning First street and side ; Streets and alleys, which was ordereil done forthwith. Petition for leveling of grade between east side of Main street on Water street to Harrison was granted. Ordinance No. 217 relating to taxing of dogs was cad the third time ami passed 1:11.1 Al.l.oU Kl. I1BS. s Ino. Si hmeer . o 00 W. B. P.arr SO 7 B. M. Huston it Co 5 ;.') Thos. Brink 5 00 tewart iv Sox .) 00 Hewitt ix Irvine 101 00 ( ieo. Stiinpson 7 .r)0 M,is"n i Strang ::s-l ;0 Kinney S 7" Henry Last 1 00 C. House 7 00 K. L. Hughes " 00 STATK OKANGE. The standing committees of the stale grange have been announced is folio as by Worthy Master H. II. I lave : First. Order of business: W. J. Ped ii 'ord, Juhn Km e, M:s. W. ,1. Ldwards. Second. Cooperatien: II. A. Irvine, J. i. Powell, K. A. Porter, Mis. tieo. Mealer, Mn. J. C. White. Thud. Resolution: O.P.Lent, I. C. White, Mrs. M. J. Harris, M rs. B. T. F'reiicii. Fourth, (ioo.l of order: II. T. Fieucii, W. J. McMeckin, J. M. Wagner, Mrs. S. J. Irvine, Mrs. A. L. Peduicord. Fifth. Bv laws- J. H. Scott, C. J. Miller", J. II. Spores, .Mrs. M. .1. Kriise, Mrs. N. .1. McMeckin. Sixth. Finance: W. J. 111 w auls, Wm. Tucker, ieo. Meader, Mrs. Mai tint Lent. Seventh. Appeals: Judge Iv. P. Boi-e, J.O. Powell, Mrs. Nora Miller. i-ri.i , -1. n. r.ignui. .gr.euitnie : n. l.ln.. ,,c.,, , ! rem- ,. J. 1 1. Allen, L. 1. 1 hmup-1 son, .Mrs. M. M. White. j Ninth. I.dneat'on : . h. Ilus-: band, A. R. Coolev. Mis. Jane. Merriman. Tenth. AgricuPural college : M. M. Merriman, A. 1. Leedy, Mis. S. It. Husband. F.leventh. Mileage and perdiem : McMiun Hodson, K. Pitman, Mrs. M. M. White. Twchth. I'ivision of labor. McMinn Dodson, W. J. McMeekin, M i s. ( '. S. Wagner. Thii teeiith. Legislature. R. P. B-.ise, B. A. Porter, W. .1. I'ed dicord, B. A. Irvine. Fourteenth. Transportation : W. A. Sample, (ieo. Lazell, Mis. M.J. Scott. M istertously llsapieiirel. It was learned yesterday that t in. i.arixiur. a weil know n luriii ture dealer of Lebanon, ha 1 disap peared under very mysterious cir cuni.stanstanees, says the Salem Statesman. A little over two weeks ago he took ifxtlO and weut to Port land for the purpose of purchasing new goods. He arrived at tie city all right and bought the goods and paid a lev small bills. He left no si ipping orders for his pur- it i, - . i May t'liasi-.i ami afier a couple of weeks, j one linn he had liought of address j ed him at Lebanon, impiiring what ' he wanted done with the goods. ibis letter was received bv his iartner and Ba; hour's family, and was the only intimation they had that all was" not right, altiiouk-h they had become uneasy at his long absence and silence. They j a! once sent a man to Port j land to hunt up the miss ; ing man, but not king could he learned of him, other than that j iie hud bought goods and left no j snipping orders, and kad not been -ecu since. Barbour is a young man ! . ... I .. u: 1 : .. 1 : . ... 1 1 i : i . i : ' i oon iioini v ami is wen iiKeu in l ..i i "... i. .. i . . i- . i t -i.ioii, iici" in nas uvea ior seyeral years and was married several months ago Since being married his life was happy and his Ii iends fear he has been kidnapp ed or iimrdeied. His disappear ance is a profound mvsterv. I'OHI MII15. The A. R. social that has been talked of for Friday night, at the hail, has been postponed on ac- count ot so many other meetings on that evening, and in order let the W. R. C. take action upon it at meir nieeiing on Saturday, NOTES OF THE NORTHWEST. Short Paragraphs from Exchanges Ttronghont the Coast. Last week the peoi 'le of The Ptkijes voted to bond 11 1 city for $L'."),fXU to complete the waterj works. A slight snowfall surprised the people of l'rineville last F'ridav morning. Those who slept until 7 o'eljck failed to see it. The McMinnyille Reporter champions the wild currant as the state tlower for Oregon. The selection would indeed be appro priate. Thirty persons were buried i,,! the Jacksonville cemetery durin the year IS'.I0. Ttiis shows a light death rate in that thick'y opulaed legion. The fanners in Crook county are about through their spring seed ing. Tho fall grain on the ranches looks healthy, and shows no indica tions of having been ii jured by cold weather. Lev. J. T. Watson has just closed a revival lneeiinir at F'alls City, Polk county. About twentv j professed salvation, most of whom were beads ol families, that hftd never b"en convened before. The (Jiant county News sav. The by Irani e mines of the Noith Fork have started work. These mines have the best water supplv of any in the countrvt and wiT? perhaps not close ilown before next November. Canyon creek, in Grant county has been located as mining ground with the intention ol incorporating I a stock company and woiking the ground hv means of hydraulic elevators. A million dollars is estimated as laying in tne llat. The engineers who are Iocatin- a railroad line from The I'alles to! Tvgh valley lind an excellent roauocu ami a piacucai rome oxer 11 ni 10 eoiiH i nei. n n 1 . ' Were it not for the I'eschutts c.myoii, says the Ochoco Review it might be possible That this pro posed line would bo extended to l'rineville. Charles Cooper, of l'rineville, has been arrested, clurged w ith killing to line mares belonging to T. V. l.u- h man by feeding tneiu pulverized glass and iron liiting-. Cooper was held in f.")'.' i bonds. The evidence on which he was held was all circumstantial, though oi sullicient im portance to warrant the inatu-r being inijuired into by the grand jury. A runaway h use and wagon in Victoria, B. C, tore down six ancient awnings last Sunday. Some of them had been standing for thirty years and were a menace to ever) one who walked under them. The Colonist suggests that the horse he decorated with a silver medal and be placed on the retired list w ith a full pension for removing such dainageioiis obstructions. Hack From The Sliislaw. The Oregoi'ian says that Major llandbury, Captain Synion.s and Lieutenant Burr, United States engineers, who were recently ap pointed a board to examine the mouth of the Siuslaw and prepare a project for impioving it, returned yesterday, from a viit to that place. They had rather a rough trip, as they had to travel all the way from Kugene to the eoiist in an open bui -k board, and it raineU all thf time. Neither Major lllandbury nor Capt.iin Syn.ons ! had ever been over to tiie Siuslaw i before, and thev w;re surprised to I see so much good country iloii" ' 1(.arn ulliit a lillt. rlltu xUvn ia lol a rai'road from the Willamette to u. ....L.t ,i ti, w;ui. ,i, pass through the mountains being only ,P0 leet aliove tnle water. They passed a party of surveyors, about twenty in number, engaged in locating a railroad over this route and were informed that there was no doubt but that the road would he built. The people of Siuslaw are very anxious to trade with Portland and are anxicuslv looking for the placing of a steamer on the route batween Portland and j Coos hay, when thev will have their goods sent to that place and will have a boat run from Siuslaw there. At present they procure 0i ids from San Francisco by way of Yapiina which is unsatisfactory on account of the delays which oc cur. The examining board held a meeting yesterday to consider the project they are to prepare but did not airive at any conclusion. Injurious to the HtHtc. Taconiii ( lobe: For the reputa tion of the army, and especially of this depaitineiit, it is to ho hoped that the federal ant hoi it ies yyill act promptly in this instance. The old idea that we are more or less uncivilized in the Northwest is not wholly dispelled in the Flash Outbreaks of this nature do not tend to improve our standard or to encourage immigration and invest ment. In this state the law is ample to ptotect life and propel ty and punish oU'enders. We have no malia to corrupt and intimidate courts and juries. We cannot af ford to allo.v suck outbreaks to pass unnoticed. TIIK tVOIII.ll KNKICIIKO. The facilities of the present day or the production of everything h it will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of l'igs was first produced the world was enriched w ith theon ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is. truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andellectual tocleanse the system gently in the Spriu time or, in fact, at any lime any the better it is known the more jropular it becomes. iMt-iiihraiicoim Croup. The eight ) ear old Eon of M. L. King, died about noon yesterday of membraneous croup. THE MISIXQ BD3IKE3S. The Albany Company's Aumal Arrangements, The Albany Mining and Millin- 1 roI"I):l,1-v's all'iirs art in :l il,,urish- t'"Li,lill,J"- Ull"y have sold rio., Mi.ues 01 siock and lu-.ve L'.'i.-;,0."i;: shares left and working condition is in a satisiactjiy shape. At the annual meeting to elect directors the(entire old i.oard con sisting of .1. L. Cowan. r. ;. W. Maston, C. ti. Burkha.it, C. 1'.. Browneil, V. F. Bead, N. II. Allen, and M. J. Lanuiug, were re elected. The directors will elect the oili- ceis next week. A FRIEND'S CONDOLLSOE. A lady friend in Hastern Oregon sends the following lines to Mrs. A. P.. Morris, in relation to the death of .Mrs. Moiris' daughter: I'licer up 111 !iur friiinl of a im . Anil ilenk iii.'iie tti oihir tiling'', Thi.ik of a ha to mcrr.., Ami uh;it a in-w (;iy ma hi in-. Ixin't t'rii'vi' tueinii 'li l ir our );u!'lit r, Alrlioiili slu w:i.h . 1 1 , j ;iij.l so 1 tir, l!:il ili.iik c tiic mm ni l iln- .l.nuici r W ho Iie-.2 nil of tulir loili; ualu oh, think lew t" in:'.'!.' tin m me -)t ii;i',y Ami thhtk Itou to -jtupl Tii'-iu v !; n ,-;,ri', I'll, thiiik Ii" 11 rear r l:t Til nm-t ri.hl'j, S) thfl'll unit 111 ir i!i :irM.-!tr ll;illiir'. Knr . kno -In: li:is li ii ,1 l.iuhi fiiturr To tin to those n cms :ih vr, And to ri, e ir a lo, .1 oc- is n:itlli , Hut JOU still hue elm. Ill 11 to ioe. VOU hive h:oe liin'i e h :tr ones lilllOII ' Us Ana a lear lu inu' :iu -li.i'iii I., -iilc Let UH iie so we'll Ineet all our I . l'p th ii- in that heme to alole. .1 'lie." IKOOK CO U HIT. l'rine i Ke i, w , a,.i-.i -j;, The people of Piineviiie were surprised yesterday morning in seeing the ground again arrayed in the beaiitilul. It was ;iH .mi. .v ? 01,,, tl l, le t oi the iiav was springlike. J.C. Luekiy, Indian agent at Warm Spring-', wa in Prinevi recently. Mr. I.uckey says everything on the reservation is prosperous. The Indians are io the best of spirits, and are put ing in more grain than ever hi fore. Pairing the pom ibiliiy of the building of a railioad, Pi ini-viile freighters may expect to pay C. W. Haight toil for travel. i g over the Cow Canyon road for th" next ten years, he having k-a.-cd the ro'id Horn th' Wasco county coint for tt at pei iod of time. The Warm Spring In liiii c -m-mission, tonsisMigof Mai k Fuller ton, of Colfax, Vas!i.,.l. F. Pavne. of Almi, N. C. and W. II." II. Hufur, of Iu:'ur, Or., w hick wa appointed to locate the ninth boundary line of the Warm Spring reservation and which has lieen at work since tin; I'mli of January, completed its work last week. The commissioners will go to tlie Colville, Wash., to arrange i'or the throwing open of a p o tion of the lands of that rest rvaf ion to ett:e iiient. They will not tender a decision on the boundary line ipiesti on until they have comi li ted their work at Coj ilie. l'rolil tlusa'l liiue, Tiie Salem Journal says Mietiil", Jas. (.!. Binlscy, ol Jackson county brought three convicts fr mi Jose phine coii:i!y this looming, ."-herill" J. C. Moss of the latter county is ery sick an, I sheriir Birdsey is here in his st"a l. The convicts are : Frank and i.i rge Mitchell and W in. Piatu y. The first is Benti need to three years and the o'her twoto one vcar each. ''" J'ir'iscy hat. i it was un- ' pleasantly wai m m K-jS'.buig yesterday, w liito in Salem it was all that could be a-k"d lor :n April day. i;isi.i;ss mkai.s. Klein's :" shoe nox em all. 1 1 ill in it I'awson, druggists. French keeps railroad time. One of Dr. J. II. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Fillet-", taken at nigkt before g -mg to bed, w;ll move the bowels ; the elleet will astonish you. Cioup, yvlioopirg rough and bronchitis immediately re lived by Shiloh's Cure. For sale by Fosiiay i Mason. Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is the remedy lor you. For sale by Foshay cc Mason. Shiloh's time and consumption cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures coneiimption. For sah by Foshay i .Mason. I will make special piices to clubs ordering suits or pantaloons, (iuarantee perfect tits and tiisl class workmanship, .aches, the tailor, opposite the postollice. Catarrh cuied, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat arrah remedy, price oil cents. Nasal injector tree, sold by Foshay et Mason. Pains in 'he small of the back indicate a diseased cond-iioii of the liver or kidneys, which may he easily removed by the use ol )v'. J. H. Mckean's Liver and Kidney Balm, .fl.00 per hot tie. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's porous p'aster. Price 2) cents at l-'oshav i Mason. Call curly and secure the best pantaloons to order at cost, .aches, the tailor, opposite post ollice. Tlipy Arc In II. It will piy you well to call at the corner of Second and Llls worth streets, at .Mueller cc iar rett's, where you can lind a splendid variety of groceries, veg etables, poultry, e'e., ior your Sunday dinner". Call c.uiy and avoid tho rush. Nettle I . All knowing themselves indebted to the old lir in of Conn Bro. or to the linn of Conn i Hendrickson, are reip'ested to call immediately. and setth sunlight rooms at Just received a fine invoice of barber supplies, direct from Philadelphia at L. Vierecks. Just received, a new invoice of children's ready-made dresses and aprons at the Ladies P.aaar, which are being sold for less than you can make them up. A free and easy expecioration is produced by a few doses of Dr. J. II. McLean's Tar- Wine Luii(, Balm, in all cases of lioarsement, sore throat or dilliculty of brcath iig Allow me to add ny tribute to the eilicaey of Hy's Cream Balm 1 was fullering from a severe at tack of intluenza and catarrh and was induced to try your remedy. The result was marvelous. 1 could hardly articulate, and in less than twenty-four hours the catarrhal symptoms and my hoarseness dis appeared and I was able to sing a heavy role in tirand Opera with voice unimpaired. I strongly recommend it to all singers. Win". II. 1 1 .i tn 1 1 1 .11, Leading Bas'o ol theC. ). Hess Grand Opera Co. ,v;ir to-da v. II .1 AVK VOU A X V Ft'RXMTItK THAI ii. -filrt variiMiinir or aintin to In v' "l i furrti'urt; nimh: to lHk ;iw ool is i t -x. Monsi'H, ifiii-trs uml all k i inly f paint ii, .lor.r profit jttly ami at r-uoiiaMf rut is L avf onlfi-f at It. M. Uolnron'a fuclslort-, hf'Oinl stmt. 1. K. M..M.KY. i; fortUinini; sr'. 'J he fiutlcr will rcccivt ii ATi liv r.iilin-r on owner at residence ot Mr. I.'oIm rlsftn, Klsw.irth htreel brtwivii 7t)i a:..i -"h sUttts, or l U. Itv. 1, II .1. riloMPNON". farm m mi Tw.lri:i.lrci ahl t .vent -Viw a- rvs a!; iiiirv. i, :::." i:i yra-ti aim a lint- jrt. of id i run aii.i ii.i iu-rict in iiut'irt.' Lin;' (tarn nt-uty lii'U, yoni1 -i ht "1 !--riif. 'i lit.-alOi e tle-K i it.. 1 ( ,iiil T;n mi r iT inijtl Miciits for sal t two J -Jt".o. l..t tnn. s. For f n th r partn til i i! on cr wntt: to W. .1. T.iniriilr-, l.a- 'in Linn r-tiint, Oi'tV'i'. Opem House. Waru-'r i Ciaior, I.essa s L M.iu e,'"- Friihiy, May i," 1SD1, ONF. M HIT ONLY! ANNIE FIKM1X, JOHN JACK ANJ) COMPANY, In a hill oi li jriiiuiate drama, e'assic toiiiedy and clean farce. I.ATKSTSO.ViiS OF Till: DAY. iioui Ned Harridan's New York Theatre : "Bit l. y's -PHI," ".Mannie Mnrphv's lloiiie,'"'Takin in theTo n, ' "Laudubaeh," "I.ITZ BABSODIHS NO. i." By l'rof. W. .1. Bil liards. (iilhel l's Mtholo-i, al nlav G A L A TEA, lialatea, the Statue, Annie Firinin I'vmalion, ' r i t i Cl.rysos, an art atron" Jo1'" ,,ack Bor.cicault's pathetic eomedv, LAWYER AND FACTORY CIRL. UN ON A A musical t.irei RANCH, eomedv. Bcserved sea's, "oe. ; general ad mission. -Vi,-. Box plan now open at Will A: Link's. AM'fMi -To roii"r:i''t Mi.h .nrtii-s tn l.ic.k :i u. if lo" or uinrf to In' ..imi'.c i--l l.v .linn 'm, l.u. tor lintli'T llilorin eii.il all iHTsOlrillv at tin- i-.tlnpany's .'liii", lir nit ti ..( t ho Santiiitn Wll.l.lMt nK l'i li- A I'll KIC I n. II. GKEGG vi lit h Mt-n'rt anj ' t -lo(li:ti inaJ.- to nn!r or ir.'in l ami nyaircil on I rt notice anj. iiasnal"!.) r:itt'?. Mi.;oii t'c shift car ::.(, IkIwivii Thiri :i'ij Koii:Mi trtfts. w NTKI, 1 TK.W l-L Toll MKi'l'JIM: in.:in. :i lit'lll l'lii;ni M.tll -.ll:ill i':eil- I l.il. llii; .iy f.T riL'nt orl. A.l.lnss II. .1. I li.)tii;0"ii, l w;,'Wwr. u i" i -. ' ' , lUntire t CintrftiriVi'v X.flici? is licret.y trivi-n that biil ivPl In- ru eiviil fur tlie erivlion efa ftnii k liiiiliiimroii first street, A l.miv. r., for C'lois. E. Pfeitli-r until Ma) III, ls;il. The owner reserves the 1'irlit to reject any and a'l liiils. Koi fiirlh.-r iutorinutiiiii apply io 1). C si hc!l, architect. I xeculor sale. In tlif roimti Ceurt of Linn county, Orison In re the isinte i.f I tie-.. W. Winni.itli. ilt'ei-aml, t ToTIC'K IS IlKKKIli (ilVKN THAT Tllh iiii.I isi.'m.l the duly a.".iiiU'.i nuali- lie i ami arting bole execuior ol itie l.,-t will anil te.st.itnent of (ieo. W. U arnioth, dereascil, ill pursuance of the terms of tlieast will Hint testa nietit of suiil ileic.ised anil in further pur-nance of an onler of the above ei. titled i oui t duly made and enter- d of r. cord in the above entitled cause on the ls.Hi d iy of April, lv.il, mitlior iziiig, li-eiisinir and direi tins him as such exeetitor to make sale of the real projicrtv liereiniift r described, will on Saturday, the 2:'.il day of M:iy. 1M, at the hour of 1 o'clock l M of said day at the court house door in the eily f Albany. I.inn eouiily. Oregon, oil r for sale and fell at public auc tion to the highest and best bidder for cell in hand and in one parcel the following described real ptoperty belonging to tin; e.-tate of said deceased, 1i-wit : Ueghiitiing at the Southwest corner of the Donation Land Claim of James H. Payne, tin same being at the Southeast corner of t he Soulhwe-t quarter of section IT, T j.vnsl.ip 14 South Kange 'A West Willamette meridian in Linn county, Oregon, and running thei.ee East :!M rods, th -iice North put rods,1 thence West sil. thence South 1 :'.' roils, thence West -HI rods, them e 8oulh u- rods to the place of beginning Dated this Mist day of April, 1VH. tiro. W. Keenkv. Executor of the last will aui testa, tnt'tit of (ieo. W. Warmoth, deceased. II i: it r .V Ikvine. AU'vn for Executor. Baths, well Vierecks. P li 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I I illl 111 I ill' Highest of all in Ltavcnint; I'oucr. ABSOLUTELY PURE Iv. K. Te .l'Tin: i'BoiiBi:sivi: itbciia?f.r dksikks '( to see a line of l'ooiIs that embodies in its immense variety, the lines! and conservative fashionable features ol the day, Cjinhiiied with a complete assort ment of staples, all made and fiiished in the very hij;h est standard of excellence, snd placed on the market at p. p.ilar prices, our exhibit for the coming sjuin and summer season will surelv command his attention. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT CLOTHING MADE Fit guaranteed in Ida rM-iiciis Always Reasonable. iiiiliiiiiiii!iiJiiiiiijiiiiiliiiii.H.iiiii;iiiiiiilu The Albany A FULL LINE 'In Spring tli-3 yonrii; man's ftinoy Ligl uly trirtisi to tl loviut5 of lovo !" The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty housewife, all w il turn their steps, when searching for fresh tahle delicacies, choice bntter, fresh laid eggs, staple and fancy groceries of ad kinds, to the gro ery store of C. E. Browneil. Once AVo wish to remind you that wo car rv tho most Complete "Line of Hard ware, Stoves and !Rano-eS in the "Val Jev. MATTHEWS A WASHBURN. latest U. S. Gov't Food Report 13 LAIN, eadiiiQ! Clothier. - f TERNS FOR SUITiNCS AND TROUSERS TO ORDER AND tailoring department. Clilll!litii!lii!iii:iii;l'i,i:imi!i i'i'ili:! i i I i Furniture Co. OF I'NDHIiTAKING. r r Cr rr d r r v.- h or r Cr 1 i (i ir .-'liii M.1 -Cz th ... iiliiLf Hood lol ;is well. Again -,