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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1891)
THE MORNING HEKALD: FRIDAY, Mi 1, 18iI OS HALF. The Daily Hkrai n w i!! be en ; sale each morning at !I. J book store, here iti in be procurt i at 5 cents per copy. JOTTINGS ABOlit TOWN. ! John Jack to-nijht. Ladies Black vetts at the Ladies j Bazaar. John Kubsoii went to Bortlaiid j yesterday, i J. B. Chamberlain went hj OlympTa yesterday, j .Robert Strong went to t rir.ii yesterday to remain a low (lays. Try a pair of those 2" cent fa-M black hose at the La-lies Bazaar. An tin I less variety of new -oods just received at W. 11. ( iridium's. Just received a nice line ! Ilanan iS: Sou's shoes at Klein Bros. Mr. Thomas Moiitcith takes possession oi the postoiiiee th.. morning. Ladies, the cheapest place to buy yonr Oxford lk'8 is at f-eailea' shoe store. V. K. (irahani, the leading tail or, has just received a line line oi spring suitings. A large l:ne of Ludlow's i'U shoes for ladies just arrived at Seirls' fchoe store. Kussell W. Osburn. who is trav eling for the Amei ican Fire lusur ancj company, is in the city. Col. John Mct'reaktui of I'oi t land wad in this city yeste:.l :y. Having come oyer from Corvallis. A big cut in prices on ladies Dongola shoes in all styles for tie next ."( days at Klein Bros. We mean business. Don't fail to go and see the Fir-miu-.Iack I'ramattc coi"pany a' the Albany open bolide ihi e veiling. I io to Searls' for yonr low shot . where you will lind ti.e hit's:.-.--! line at prices lotver than ever he fore ottered in Albany. j M. S. Monteith, well known ir: j this city, is now deputy count ciern oi lacnn; count v, wash., and located at Oystervillc. F. M. Wcstfall has been missed f r a few days from disaccustomed place on the street car. the canst ieing a seveie attack of la grippe. II. li. Fierce of tJatesvil'.e, came in on yesterday's train looking af ter machinery. He intends sta.t ing a shingle factory at !at sville. Miss Firmin is the original ''.Miss Multoii,'' playing that pari j throughout its lengthy run in New York under the Daly's ma ;ig ment. Whether you contemplate buy ing or njl, it will pay you t inspect my spi ing stck oi uo.-l-ens, aches, the tailor, opposite the postotliee. J. S. Morgan has a la 'e pi iisti ty of tirst cla's biiek on h.iiid at his yard southeast oi the ci-y. which will lie soM m ipui.ti ties P suit the purchasers. Mr. Fetersou had lite misfi to cut his hand Very si vcicly u; : j a scythe, severing the leader to ih - I second linger a Hi I causing the re- i tireinent to a .-ling lor a seas n. Mrs. Dr. O. F. Tucker, n.c'.t'oii : ed in our dispatltes as having met ; her death by falling over the hank i of a creek near 'lhe Dalies was i V" the daughter of Bev. Cari-u- Sperry yi Broniisviiic in th cjuiity. C. II. Frwin ot Waits'airg. : Wash., former'- a re.-i ieul oi Ai ! bany, has been down in l ie v.uU-y j making a visit upon relation-", and leaves this morning for his home, i w here he is telegraph ep-rator ain' ' station agent. The new extension ladd. rieeeut ; ly received by Kescue lli-l-: an: Ladder Company win tried la-l i evening at the department dri !. Both engines are now in go il . working order and tluo.ved w.itei i ni "eiy last evening. I The manager of the Minneapolis ! oflice unl 'chi.ol turni.-hiiigl conipanv was in the ciiv v sh-i- . day, on his way toYii'iuina lie reports having taken Ba. Vet V VefV I many orders for school der-k throughout the vallej". S. i. Djrris will souistarta newspaper at Miil Uity, on the ea-t line of the Oregon l'acilic, it, .Marion county. It will sail under the entirely original heading of the t iaette. O. A. Cheney, oi the Journal, will be connected w ith it. The remains of Mrs. Pr. Tucker, who was killetl near Tne Ualles day before vest-nlay were to pas- ' np to Brownsville vestenl iv. lh-v. i O. W. Hill of this city was sum-, moiled by liev. C. Sperry, fat lit i of tne lady, to conduct the funeral i and went up there yesterday. j Know ye all men by these ! presents that we, Morris A." Blount, i nave just received ten tons, ..)' mi.i ; feed and llour which we will s-.-li ' cheap for cash, Excelsior Bold' millstloiir.fi 1" per sa -k. 1'ienty j of bran, middlings and chop f..'i sale ami uehvercd Iree of clung inside oi city. Morris a- liiou.,:. I IW The I'alles Times-.Moui,tain.'ei says it is rumored that asliik.- : to occur at Koslyn early in M.i . In order not to he noiip!u-s.-.l t., tx great an extent the conipatry i for warding an unsual supply o; coal for an emergency at i'as ... The Bo.-lvr. miiiers are th lust naid laborers in the woild en :ag. d in coal mining. Anattein't was ma :e at il. j, pner Thursday i.ight of last week to liberate the priMii.ers iu me .Morrow county jail. At pres nt three prisoners aie conliued l her-, vi: Wm. Bare, chaiged with incest, doe heal, who sho' a .. I killed I'i. k Citlor I. V. es B iv. held for horse stealing. Il va-un.-iiccesrjful, as the culprits aie e ihlinetl iu a steal cage, and tire doors could not be opeueJ. I THE AMLRICAS FIRE INSURANCE- 4 Company aai.ca ebJ Trus. It is Si 111. .'Ill till,! II .'liol'c l:nc!ivi'w in vy paper falls info one's hand.- than the edition of March 1 I, Is 1 , ,,i ),,- Fhiladei pliia i'iine-s a copy of which came P us esUrd.iy. It is superblv i!!nstrat--.i and tall of solid lead ing iiia.ter. a larger sh.ne o! w hi. h is .!. -voted io that oldest and mor-t reh.:b!e i hit- iu-uraisce coin p.iuies, tie' Ameiieaii. This o! 1 l'hiia li loiiia o.-upany er-mm-'iiior ited its eig'ity lirst ;i!i- niversary on the o.ite ot the aiiove-ii.uie -1 p iper. an 1 on that a co'iut was given the t-p-.a-e an J i importance it there occupies. 1 he mime- c iiiuectcd w lUl till cnip-my as its stockholders and oilc.ers shows Ihat it was made up of the patrui'if. solid 'men of the early days oi the upiii.lic. I o; instance its lir.-t pisdi ut was (' ptaiu William -lories, whose name is ii:di-s ilul ly coaueeti d with tic (aily military achb-ve-meiitsef our nation, both i n land and st a. 1 i f was follow t d in the o!ii e by (iuy Bryan, .lames Y.tuem, Chandler I'rice, Joseph Bced, William Davidson, Suuiiel C. :.i . ,il. iu, (i -orge Abbot", Tin.-;. UosM Minis a:: 1 Thomas II Montgomery. its record a!! thn ugh ttiat it h.i ; I e.:;i under the agtmi-n' of the lmt Mauni h stibs'.aii! ia.l citi.t-ns oi the I'l.tker ei:v. ;onl ha-j a!'.v..',.- every I :aiii;s tipo has alw a s m. t its i i-seS ; and in ai d l.tiiir up a :ei;t o:;.-:i:t-ss as wel. a-i tu-ing a lac'- r in g'inggreit impetus to other busines.- enterprises, i'-row :i, Craig 1 o., oi sau Fraficiso, rep res.fht it upon this coa t, and it is the as-n.iier tif the business til the Facing Insurance company. Itse.ii ly and pr. grt ssive history, as given by tiie Times, forms in teresting and ininii tivc reading. ll Oil-. n l;.o I rci:el lnt-iitir. The l'ec.dii I n iiast Oreg..nian - ,l s that I 'r. .1. F. Mjiiana ha il 'utile! to l ieewattr iioiu hi '.our i.i the l!a- t i i iiie interests ol tiie sie-gie rail and saddle car svs tern, of hic.h he is inventor. Dr. Malia- a's vi.-it w as more suc.-e.-s mi, evf't, than an'i. ipated iea.-ibi!:ty oi his plan, w hie lie : has rapid tran.-it. light uj'iipage, heavy g'.abs.anl reluct d c st oi I opei;'. t:i-n, to recommend it. wa- i ad uitt- d whetever e. j The first roa I on the new i wili be buiit in Vermont between j ! M intpe'.ier and Rutland. ri disrai.ee I ;t 70 nines. A bonus ol .:!oii(i a r s'Jii'.nt'a), will he ii-mate-l i ; taese t u i c;; u s ami interne--1 liatc point-, a line I t ing budiv ' nee.' I on the route trs Itt his Itt the Ml' ilopo.-fi t. erne. ",-,t r.a w .- pH he d f'- il si act' th.it " I."i7.-i -i oi lloW" lilt' I S.-Clll I i tiie pla.-t s n.euti' i-t:e iiv-r ! :,e . t tie ii'-si -ta'ii'i oi ivc-: i,-v nil show i.-I ii it. is . The jis.ij.le ii ued are eutiiusi iie .-;s?eui. Thro'igi ol aide attorneys a I 'r. Mahana succ. ed ; i .'ir p:t"t ins, u hid War hi "Ig'.ol! d in s.-ciii .i over tin- nveirioii. ;!ei;i; I.-r niicipal p-imts oi hi He Iras .-!i!-stitt;ti'd el c." riciiy as tire pi nut I w i i use tiie latter an a" x d.iry. . Trains' . ii by a s'e.rn icotot .i- at ne i ear au elt i--iiance for le?a-di:ig d.e. ii er:l l. s an. I i'or .:ioior. :i n. p..i-r as aIi: be dr.r n I w'.li ha a, j i'ii e ill eli'i.t'in. I oi I luee m it ill 'l T.'iroll'. up-gra. s will v the c. U- ni- '''' 1')". ii re tit rgaui.'.ed at I'nioa, ('rcgoii. I it pr i e s.iecessiiil , w iii. h is no : easoii to doubt , it w ih r' lit-i step toA.ii'i! revolution :a dr. -ad hu.i.l.ug in Ann i ica. cpii-t-r N-itioiis. Tl - in. 1 1 of Home is bird t. oiii.ut. for et pie ior accoiiil inatanee, 1:11' In t , ill- ( I "Charlev Wi.'iic Ullll, w III) !. s on s-i i i m in for '. ,vo ve.ii - pa t -tleet, i.i.- ; i In autrfui ih tiie shape ol a p.u ch has been as tanii marten, and .i- All a-. ni as einitton. it l.r ;ke it- ' . I b i a i lav or tao since, and as: i -non as it w.-.sat liberty endeavor-i a rotis, d from his slumbers by till ed to escape. Its. lua'lcr chased ! bre.tking of a window through it into a corner rand -jra'.h-d it, ' which he burglar .incautiously and bel in- he could rget it seemed ' ventured while his l.ai luer kept o tr-il ii,-).!.. toiitf.-en ti..io.,l i his hand . One hand i i severely injured and is covered with p. mil ages. The lit' !e animal issoorettv Ih it I h.uley ea:i t tlnnkol .att:ng wish i', but h- will tile oil' lhe -harp canine leetli for which it has no use so ion.; as its food i provided fir it. lhe m.titeu got louse a short lime ago and waltzed through a chicken house like a destroying angel, tilling enough poultry in a fe-.v minutes to keep it 11 year. i hie that a ie.-s i snot help think iiig.'toiis and ties- tructiv e pet won;,! ,t. preieraiile. A fit i- J -n en i-m, Tefi yi lusikgo to-day Clint Brown was lodged hi the Oregon I'miteii liary under a lite sentence for kiil ii g a man naiiit d Walker, in Lane county, w !.o had been endeavor ing to l.u ali up Brov.'n's heme an. I happiness. loh:y he was par d Hied out and went for' h a iree man to reunite himself with his Inl.iien. A s;r..i!g i-ctition i eeomineiida! ion i tiie dis d ii:et attornev caused the cis-atiou ol a sentence which is no v s.i-1 i h ull f n-ver have been imi.o-e.i. I . town has b-.en a tru: t lie eiit ' re I i me ol his ty almos incai'ci-ra n. Salem .loui mil. i I h i A re Vo'l III II. well to e 11 will l' all af i.i- ' Coll. IT lit S rlii rticcis. at ec ind ai d Mueller t'c w . litis, win re you can lit .-pieieii l variet oi gioeetit s, . tab:, s. pi.u.tiy. e c , lor Min-i.iv tiinuer. Ca I early avoid l ie i u.s.'i. I a VI g i our ami Sletlle I -.. jw ing them-ti yes indi. I. ted All iw to t i.t- o:.i : ti.e 1;; iu of rm j. t ..njl i;t,,.. or to Conn i I leiidriiksoti. are leoti ted to call rand settle named. alelv. A LETTER FROM PORTLAND. ! Kites of la'ereit from O.cgou's Metropolis I'-uiium). Or., April 27, ls'.il. fliK I.I .I-MI i It K III. I: e.t.. In a ciiy like I'ortlaml, there are gteat many curious scraps of r.. a i hisicry to attract a person of an I einpiii ing niiiid, especially on s.ub-ijeet.- that pel tain to the social : 'Aell as hu.-iii. ss aliairs oi this , city w bos weait'i is greater per capita than any othei city of L'ncle I Sam's dominions, .-o claimed by j those who proten I to be posted. NuiV tiie iiues ion naturally ! arises m it Pecan i lie pe e are I pio-is y iia iiia d i lofty " sp:es of and I ecau.-e the the Hum -rous ci.iiicbei piert". I r ipiliating j the lira veils with wer to a ai d the iiiiei' ot tl il". i verse w here Un Lai of cligoitig bell recalls the hour piavcr and leminds ilie Chri.-iian, and the wayward, that an hour spent in meditation i.-j livt altogether lost. Are they the wealthy ones, and ait; they jiros per jus because of their goodness. Strict iiiifiiry it-vea'.a the fact thai the richest im n are rather lacking in piety while many t i theiil an-i-.bs In ely rich and they dt.n't cut who knows it- This is better however to bti known as a bid man hi came then thirj is no i hypocrisy in it, and you know siio.vs , where to thid him ami w hat to exilian- I ptct oi him, he is honest in hi.- and. professions. While the pious old elder or deacon masquerades as a met j aian of model piety w hile in reality, It 'he is only a vile hypocrite and ptly: there art; plenty of them here :ii:i-; only their wealth shield them fi.om such exposures as would con sign them v.e iUh and all to the hell they so justly deserve. Now these wolves in sheeps clothing are not a few by any means, these pious frauds are mei within all the chinches, dishonest treacherous w retches that wear the liverv n! heaven ihit tlmt' i.,.,,-I serve the devil their master more elliciently. White haired old reprobates wi h one foot in the grave, and meek mannered sleek appearing rascais in close com panionship, whoily intent on de ceiving each othrr-r and robbing the unwary whese conlideiice thev have gained. 1 hese are they w ho make long prayers ami give spar ingly of their wealth, who cheat j the w idow, and &w "indie the father less, w ho insult and drive to" tles peiatiou unprotected women and innocent girls, till their footsteps laiue-l. j take hold on hell - I cannot uiider sy ten. stand w hy such i.ien are allowed to cjer their iniipiities by the cloak of religion. Portland is a wicked adulterous city, but all prosperous cities are wicked. saloons, garr.bliiig dens, and bawdy lit uses lear their tlanining haiiita ' lions on the piineipai street and In the .-hadoA oi the house of bid, but the i hief oi police and other j good business nit n say tint such ' phut s are a business necessity, ' llierelore they stand out promi ! neii'! as an index to Borland's j eiiaia. ter and succt s - in tiie tu .lire. lhe m.nor ;s an active siiivcssiul tiii-iniss man, owns fast horses, f.i.-t house-, and is last enough t' keep in the front rank himself, as hanker, broker, farmer and miner, distinguished f-r his wealth as the po.-ilii.n In- occupier- as mayor, without which hjaever he is only in ordinary man, as many oi hi-ic".- and utteiaie. es imhoite. I saw ' v. I'l nnoytr yesterday, lie seemed to be it ehng b.ally, he as leaning Ined t ' at I vely against a tele ' ap'i ol a id no iou'it wa-i regit tfully thiiik ng oi tiie perlidious way of poiitic.il demagogues and unl.ur m wspaper report rs. .Now is the winter of our iiise.'iue::t, the rain is coming down, the f-t reels are il led wiih mud and water, and 'in; umbrella nrig.tde tramps up and down regar ikv's oi the mist that permeate thy clothing ii if d ies not dampen uh. icilir of tl.e " ' " i 's-pedestrians, and not with ing this, a carious eiowtl are hanging around a gun store sinet where a burglar met ! .-tan. ! idly i on 'Ji I. is ''ls al'i irom a lo.i.l oi nuckshoi t 'bed by the clerk who ha I been w.-tteli on the oofsi.l. 1 ti r.i little ro-iin on Ph, street called the morgue the burglar lies un conscious oi the curious rrovd t.uit anxiously scan the features of the tin o' tur.a'e young man who s-'cnis to lo a stranger, and un known. -Vie 'In Il'C is :l tllO'I-t.-r -f -.11- h l.t-i.--ills llli.-ll if t . le l.:-tol II. e.t-l I. lit to l.e Men . ti t'H. elt. fnii.i.irir u'rous its fat-e tir-i- ..inline, tin I. J-if, tiieil eintirace. M. Oil' r.ir tin- Sen lliin.l. Frank C. Baker, the sfate print er. It-it last evening for San Fran cisco on his way to the S.uid.vieh Islands, where he goes to visit (.'baths Baker, his brother. They have not met since lt-71.', and Mr. bakei expects to ho absent about I live weeks. I inon his return he w -11 ;it lend tin-convention of the I u'criiat.oiial Typographical Un ion, lo be held at Boston June s. Mr. Baker stat s the wotk of the last legislature nearly cleared up, and during his absence the state printing oilice will be looked after iy li -orge Ilibbcit, of Astoria. Sa'em -loui mil. lie I i5 : i clol iies Itltlflll (i'.OlN oi want a f.ir .11 :n. new suit ol that will fit you? W. K. (iiabnm, the leading merchant (tailor, has just received the linest line i i spring and summer suit i ing ever l.r aught to Albany, in j eluding diagonals, cheviots and ; plan's, lb- has also a beautiful line of pants goods in any style 'desired, in fact he con suit the nio-t fastidious. Call an 1 see his 1 elegant line, there is no doubt but I that you vid be more than Ipleas.t. Mr. (irahani keeps . abrea-t with tl.e times and guar antees a li". SeaiF made. tfj shoes aie the best FROM LANE COUNTY. Safe Blo-ving Burglars-A Bad Canvasser - Eai;ene Street Railwav Ku.-ciic Ki-'iHtL-r. Last Thurslav night J. II. Whiteaker's store at Creswell was broken into and the safe robbed. The burglars drilled into the safe and blew it open with powder. They firet covered the Moor around the safe with trash so as to deaden the sound of the explosion. They were euccessfu in their ello; ts ami secured about $500 in cash. Of this amount about if 10 belonged to Mr. Whiteaker ami 3ii0 belonged to 1. It. Senlt ho hrntiur nhn-i.il it there tor safe keeping, as he sup posed. The ollicers were notified early Friday morning and com menced a seal ch for the burglars but have been unable to find any clue of thorn. The country i full of su-ipiciotiH characters ami Iheie was iiothingaboiit what was stolen by which to idem-iy il. The editor of the Springlield (iaette mourns the loss oi a can vasser and several big dollars. A nice appearing young man struck Springfield a few tlavs ago and the editor of the (iaelte hired him to canvass for subscribers. He pur chased a horse and outfit and soltl them to the young man on time. Alter canvassing a few days the oimg man sold his on! lit for cash, which he pocketed along with the subseripioii money he had collected, and skipped out without leaving his future address. V. Saunders1 store at Drain was robbed Saturday night. The burg lars enteretl through the back door and having plenty of time took away all they could carry. Tuey carted oil' the cnltery, a lot of clothing, tobacco, and other things to the value of about -follO. there is no clue to the robbers, but they are probably the same ones vho robbed Whiteaker's store at Cresswell a couple nights previous. The commencement exercises at the State Fniversity in this city wid begin Sunday, June 11. Hev. C. L. Cowin, of Salem, has been engaged to deliver the baccalau reate sermon. Arthur L. Fra.ier,of j Cortland, of the class of 'S2, will deliver the address before the University, June 1 7 li. at 7 p. m. The members of J. W. (ieary Costt i. A. K. of this city are ar ranging to hold a reunion of old soldiers here on or about July 4th, Io continue two or three daS. An ell'ort w ill be made to have a reunion of all old soldiers in Lane, Linn, Douglas and Benton counties. l!AKi:il W 11.1. SOT IIKDIIWXKl). He Una A liliiiil Arrt-Mtrd on An other I'roviHioii of the l.uw . Justice Wood rendeied a decis ion in the case of the state vs. M. Ahplanalp, the dairyman arrested for violating the '"cubic air'' law. esterday afternoon and found for I lhe defendant, lie saw that t fie j omission of the word '"each" after the words "such cows so confined I shall be allowed at least S00 cubic I feet of air" in section i of the law, making the pioiluction or sale ot ! a. Iiiltur.it. ..I I f I.. .. .......... ..ti... ,00. a t 111 1 ileim.n nor i.iiniul.-.ilitu 1,,. 1,1, 1 - . 1 "-v. . or 1 11 1 1 1 Itsi .11 tilt-11 1 ilolnntnil Oct nli. ject, ami that the defendant c uld not be held on the complaint i.r... sworn to by Mate tood Commis sioner Y. W. Baker. Mr. Baker, however, was not to be outdone, even by a defect in the law, and when he heard thei I....: 1. . 1..... ..... 1 . . 1 ! iet i.-ion nt; siia gniwav mail'? out another complaint. This complaint is ba-cd on the same law, but not on the same provision. It charges AbClanalp with keep ing cows in a stable which is not propel ly ventilated and is not in a healthy condition. Mr. Baker is oi the opinion that he can secure a conviction on the new complaint, lb; firmly believes that Ahplanalp dues not give his cows the amount of air necessary to good health, and that the milk he sells conse- piently is unwholesome. A hi Ian- alp will be re arrested some time ! to-day and then he will have to I go tlirough the mid once moie. j In rej.au! to the law under which Abplartaip was prosecuted for de priving his cows of a reasonable amount i f air, Food Comuiis-ion, r Baker yesterday said : "While I assisted in gathering the provisions on which the law is based, the law itself was framed by one of the ablest jurists in the state. The original copy is in Ids own handwriting, but w hether it reads as it appears in the book 1 can't fay. I don't think he would overlook a defect iu the law in framing it. The :;00 cubic feet of iiir provision is a good one. In Canada, Kngland, and many of the Kastern states the amount of air reijuired for each cow is KHK) cubic feet, but in view of our mild climate, and the fact that most ofj our stables are well ventilated, we coneiti.iea that the bl0 hunt was high enough." Their l.unt Unine ofCitrii. By a singular coincidence William Hayes, the burglar, ami .lack Harris, the gambler, ended their earthly career on the same day. There may have been a fatahtv in lhe game of cards they played together the evening be fore. They were in the Klite saloon. Neither had a cent in his pocket. One suggested a game of cards for the drinks. The other accepted the invitation. Fach thought the other had money and stiove to w in. Luck was against Mayes ami lo lost the game. Harris was considerably put out because Mayes played for drinks when he had no money, hut said noih'ng about his own financial condition. Neither of them got the drink be played for so hard. The following noon Harris beard of the killing of Hayes and said bo would, just for luck, go and take a look at the corpse of the man who I eat him out of a drink. An hour later be was a corpse himself. ( hcgoiiian. Call early and secure the best pantaloons to order at cost. Xaches. the tailor, opposite post-ollice. COAST NOTES. A dispatch from Spragiie, Wash., says that Jake iriswold alias .lake Young, accuse I of horseand cattle stealing, was arrested on Monday in L'gypt precinct. While going from the place of arrest to 1-ort Spokane, the prisoner leaped from the buggy and made lor the tiinher, in the endeavor to escape. The deputy called to him to halt, and theconimand not being beetled the deputy imbed bis gun and fired, the shot taking eil'ect in the lefi leg of the prisoner. The prisoner was then recaptured and taken to Fort Spokane. It will probably be necessary toamputute the limb. Professor John Lot 'onto of the California State University, at Berkely, died Wednesday night, aged 7o years. The Ladies of the president.ii reception committee of Cortland have tlec'ded to tender Mis. Hai rison, and the other ladies of ti e party, a reception at the Ho-.el Cortland, on the evening of May -. 'lhe members of t:ie chatnii.-i of commerce will march in a body to receive the president. The Salem Statesman says tlu.t City Surveyor Alono Ocsner, desirous of attending to t: purvey ing contract for the govei iimei: I of lands on the Alsea river in Benton county, has been granted a leave of absence by the city council and he has appointed Ii. J. MeCau.-t-land, a lirst-class civil engineer, to act as his deputy. Mr. (iesner will go to the A lata county about Wednesday, and will remain away from Salem about live months. County Surveyor Culver is doing government surveying in Clatsoi. county, and John S'ewsome acts in his capacity in this county. The notarial appointments by the governor Thursday were Tims". Flinii and K. K. Bryan, of La lirande; J. II, Mansell, Ast .iia; J. T. Donnelly, Baker City; an I C. II. Loin .aid, Cortland. In connection with th'n it may be information to all that a law passed by the last legislature requires all notaries public to register the i commissions with the county clci k and unless they do so they "loi teit their commission. Oregon I'mnt O rim if , The name an I fume of Ore-...!) prunes is spreading as th.- monl hs roll on and they ale most th .rough ly introduced throughout tin states of the Fast, ith and Sotnh. Many acres in the Willa mette valley are being planted to pranes this ear. .At Corvallis companies have bei n formed for the purchasing of lands i,d start ing prune orchard-. The same thing has been d.me at ia g.-ne, and at Albany in: ny acres have been set out." At The Dili, s "oh acres have been planted to prunes within the past lew months and more are being put iu now. An other company has ti-t l.eenloim- j ed at Corvahis and 100 acr.es of prunes will be planted forthwith In the vicihit v oi Salem the land ,.mil.,allit.s ilr .Jlin.r ... is mall tracts ami panting prune 1 . . ' . on tlteiti lot' l nou-resi.ienis w no wish it. i oi ! umbia county fruit growers are 1 niakintr a soeci illv .,! ,-nn.. while some are of the opinion that there is danger of 1 veidoing the matter iu this line, we are l id to see manv o: tin m arranging lor uger orchards, and improving the old ones. Oregon lan. THK u oiil.l) i:m;h ;! ki. The facilities of t he present d.tv or the production oi everything hat will conduce to the material welfare and comfort oi mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was lirst produced the world was enriched wit Ii the on ly perfect laxative know 11, as it i" the only remedy w hich is tn ly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andcllectual t. .cleanse system gently 111 the Spru.- u""' or' 1,1 l:u'1- :lt a"-v ,!""' ""' "l0 better it is known the limit l'"l"'"r ' becoiius. "I'lio Latent .Harm. One of the latest styles of ii-o alarms is now on trial at No. I s engine house in this city, but this is nothing tompared with the alaiininglv low prices to be found at Mueller A (iarrctt's. The last steamer came loaded down w ith a large quantity of the best table delicacies, to be sold at the lowest cash figures. To .licet the rrel.leiii. livery man, woman and ch'1.1 should go to meet the president and party; yes, be sure and bring grandma with you, and on your way home leave your orders ior ever thing that's good to eat at Mueller it (iarrett's. The linest and best assortment ot ladies Oxford's and slippers ev er brought to Albany at Seails' shoe store. I will make special juices to clubs ordering suits or pantaloons, (iuarantee perfect lits and liist class workmanship, aches, the tailor, oppo-ite the postollice. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat arrah remedy, price ."'.) cent-1. Nasal injector iree, sold by Fosbay tt .Mason. l'ains iu 'he small of the back indicate a diseased condition of the liver or kidneys, which may be easily removed by the use of Dr. .1. II. McLean's Liver ami Kidney Balm, if 1.00 per bottle. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's porous p'aster. Brice J5 cents at Foehav it Mason. Will .Make Koine How 1. The spring season being so Lat in opening up. and bein over stocked in ladies Oxford ties we will fr the next : days, sell them at greatly reduced" prices. We mean just w hat we say. (.'all and get prices. We have over ilitlerent styles to select from, at Klein Bros, exclusive shoe store. I51SISESS LOCALS, Klein's $.'5 shoe nox em all. 1 1 ill t ii & Dawson, druggists. French keeps railroad time. One of Dr. J. II. Mclean's Little Liver and Kidney Fillets, taken at night before g-ing to bed, will move the bowels ; the eil'ect w ill astonish you. Croup, whooping cough and bronch:ti- immediately relived by Shiloh'sCure. Forsaleby Fosbay iV M:i son. Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by Fosbay ci Mason. Shiloh's Cure and consumption cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures coneuinption. For sale by Fosbay & Mason. Baths, well sunlight rooms at Vierecks. Ju.H received, a new invoice of children's ready-made dresses and aprons at the Ladies Bazaar, which ere being sold for less than you can make them up. A free and easy expec'oration is produced by a few doses of Dr. J. il. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Bahn. in all ca-es of hoarsement. sore throat or dilliculty of breath ing No. ! screen door?, wired and stained, $1 50. Adjustible screen w billows, wired and stained from 70c and up at Sugar Cine Door and Lumber Co., Albany, Or. A new invoice of goods just re-e-iye l ai the La lies Ba.aar includ ing a full line (if ladies, misses and children-i ready made "garments, coi s -ts, gloves, hosiery and fancy fcotds. No. 1 screen doors, and w indow s, wired and stained, and pip on the hoiisecoinph te. Crices re.isou d.le Call at the shop of it. B. Vunk coi ner of sec mil and Ferry street and see samples. 1 l.ey are not p!aing high blidge, low hiidge. no bridge It the game, but ar- devoting tin it time and attention to selling lii.-i-cl-iss giuct l ies :t the lowest mar ket puce at Allen Bros. Allow me to add ny tribal ; t . I he eflicaey of ' Iv'.s Cream i'. Im 1 w is suil'-ring from a si-ve." m lack ol iuiineiiza ami catarrh ,.nd was induced to try vo ir remedy. The result was marvelous. J could hardly articulate, and in less than I went -four hours the catarrhal symptoms and my hoarseness dis appeared and I was able to sing a heavy role in (irand pera with voice unimpaired. I strongly lecomm "in 1 it to all singers. Win. il. Hamilton, Leading Basso of titcC. D. I less (irand Opera Co. SEW TO' DA V. -T. r. ni, n I,,-,,. lilt- . locate ll I:. .'Oft. t't'l.trallv tiie.-. "I'll PKI. I Wl.TIi IS',.! KNT TAXI'AVKItliS-l'.j .'..niity .-. urt I am .lircctf.l t ion of ull h.-s i-tan.liiiL f tin t . fi.pv ll,'o!'l tin ec!Ie i. t lie in. t lollsol tills JOtllllV. Il -'1 il t:.i- r.rt sll lil 1 I-..-. .ii r IT' l-df' el .l.liliij I l.i'-nll Im int-s-. nut iliilnriljutt-i)' I 1 l.-v tiM.i ami -i-il the ici.t-, t make -Uiction. M. hf.,TT. nllT of I. inn I'oiuitv. Sh FARM FOR SALE. 1 wli in ip.l an.l Iw.-uti fir sTtsaII welt aiMT-. i, ! ii Lram hi1 u I"i' ircsiH-t r-! , ,o.'.i . r. ;(ii.t ;n :u u-! 1.1 )aturv l-an v. 1 iJ . I. rjt Snrn iu w , Im !!, o.ll(Hi otchanl, t-.i ir Ibv alio. itv ril-tl f:irni, .-r ttti .v I i;iTini'i iut;l 'in-iits (or ha!; f ir :t..ot. .(J t,. (,s,, ti-r tti tht-r ;trticul;ir .111 oit. r w i" 1 1 ' 1-1 .r. i ruri.iu'f, Lat-uin Lino c'iif:T v , i-'i ti. 11 ir u WE Vol' A N H'KM.lliK THAI 11. . -Is irii iii-iiiti er enil.taiLT t l.t- I 'i-l filrtiiotrt ll.n.ic to I. -ok III IT--O.I lh Hen-. , ten.-.--. -li.ti nil klll.l. l.t l.aitit. ir, .Im !. at,- , w.'i'Oh'l . jT-.tiietl' ati'l wt r.'.i.nrit.!.. rtrs r.i.r;e li. M. li.ii.i rt.n's ftt-.l store, tn t. P. K. M..1.1.KV, II-.!'.- On tl.e li il!t., n K.et,et look I Ii ' tili.I. r t;M reeeive ..ntu-r at n-M.leiire of rl. street I . tttteii 7'!l . ii. I'-V, l"s. II J. 'l'lli.l-so. Kit e!ierr - ... - nr.! l.t ..lic.L' -It ir. ti-.in rloit. h.-'. rtrni --.li -:rt. i- or I Ope I'd House, Wars i & Cra-.or, Lcsse s & M:in?peis. I-Vi.lav, May 1, 1891, OXK NIOIIT ONLYI ANNIKFIliMIN, JOHN JACK AND COMPANY, In a bill of legitimate drama, classic comedy and clean farce. LATKST SoNiiS OF THE DAY, from Ned Harrigan's New York Theatre : "Bieley's 40U,'' "Maggie Murphy's Home, ""Taking in the Town," "Lmiiiubach," "LIST HVPSODIK'S NO. 2." By Urol". W. J. Bichards. (iiibert'e Mythological plav GALATEA, (ialatc.t, the Statue, Annie Firmin Bvgnialion. John Jack C hr sos, iin art patrom Boiieicault's pathetic comedy, LAWYER AND FACTORY GIRL. FUN ON A RANCH, A musical farce comedy. Reserved seals, 7."ic. ; general ad mission, oi't-. Box plan now open at Will tV Link's. 'AS'l'Kli, 1 J TKAVH, Folt MKLUCISK I. Iii' iiav ..r ri;nt lartv. A.l.lres-1 II. -t. 1 ie)u:."ii, Allmiit, Or.. 1'. O llox las. t1ie to C'tiutractors. Notice is huretiy given that bids i 1 l.e n eei veil for the erection of a lirii'k l.uililing on First street, Alliany, Or,, for (,'hns. K. 1'feill'er until May 1U, 1--H1. The owner reserves tiie r". rlit to reject any ami all bills. Eur further iiiliiiiintlii.il apply to 1). C. belief), architect. Highest of all in Leavening Tower. R tm 14 ABSOLUTELY PURE L. E). Blain, The Leading Clothier. FTIIE PKOliRKSSIVi: CUKCHASKR DK.SIRE-S to see a line of goods that embodies in its immense variety, the finest and conservative fashionable fe itures of the day, combine J with a complete assort ment of staples, ail made and finished in the very high est standard of excellence, ami placed on the market at popular prices, our exhibit for the coming spring and niiuimer season w ill surely command Lis attention. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT CLOTHING MADE Fit guaranteed in bis Pkices Always Keasonaule. liiiiiiiiililiiiiililiiiliilMliiiiiiriiliiliilllllilli! The Albany A FULL LINE OF "In Spring tiie young man's fancy Lightly, turns to thoughts of love !" T r The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty housewife, all w 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 O. E. Browne. Once We wish to remind yon that wo car ry the most Complete Line of Hard ware, Stoves and Ilanores in theAral MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. 8SSS - I .TERNS FOR SU1TINCS AND TROUSERS TO ORDER AND tailoring department. lllllllllICiiilKllllllllllllilKlIlllililli'Illll! Furniture Co. liXDEKTAKIXG. r - Tfi-6tri"frrTtrftTri?AA Cr Cr ir h d Cr r Cr Cr Cr ir Cr Cr Cr It also turns to I i 0 Cr ft -Cr MM 0 5 it 5i Cr !iil fiCOU 101 Cr Cr it Eat, as well Cr V - V- - Cr it r rA9v"-i-5i-iJirir-C:-i-(r Aeain
