Morning daily herald., May 02, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNI1W i HEKALD: SATURDAY, M Ay L loil
on s.ur.
The Daily Hkkald will be on
Bale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book store, where itim be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINUS ABOUT TOWN.
Ladies Black vests at the 1
Bazaar.
Iiobert Foster, of Portland, is in
this city.
R. K. Finkle, of Durham, C'al.,
is in this city.
Walter Lvons, editor of the
Stayton Sun', in the city. I
J . ' it . ,,,
iry a pair oi uiose -o cut ..tt
black hose at tlie Ladies Bazaar
An endless variety of new uoods
iust received at W.'R. Graham's.
Just received a nice line ot j
llanan it Son a shoes at Klein
Pros
(Jaorge Alexander of the Leha-
)ii Express, was in the city yes-
non fc.xpres3,
terday.
Ladies, the cheapest place to
buy your Oxtord ties is at Se.trles'
shoe store.
Frank J. Miller, clerk cf the
railroad commission, was in Al
bany yesterday.
W. li. Graham, the leading tail
fir, has just received a line line of
, spring suitings.
liegu.'ar communieaiion of Cor
inthian Lodge -No. 17, A. F. A.
AI., this evening.
A large line of Ludlow's $::.00
shoes for ladies just anived at
Se'irls' shoe store.
It is time Albany should begin
to make arrangements for a grand
Fourth of July celebration.
J. L. Underwood, of the linn f
Conn iV I'nderwood, Corvullis'
photographers, was in the city
yesterday.
A big cut in prices on ladies
Dougola shoes in all styles for tin
next M days at Klein lhos. We
mean business.
License to wed was gianted yes
terday to Wilson K. Glass, oi
Halsey, and Miss l.avinia K.
Ramsey, of Halsey.
Go to Searls' for your low shoes,
where vou will find the largest
line at prices lower than ever be
fore oll'e red in Albany.
Mrs. li. M. Robertson left last
evening for Ashland, having been
summoned by a telegram announc
ing the serious illnes of her sister,
.Mrs. Narcross.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Magers, of
Stayton and Mrs. Sherman TUotnp
son, of this city, went to Browns
ville Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Dr. Tucker.
Kev. C. A. Wooley. of Fugene.
Cumberland Presbyterian ministei
will preach at the M. F. church
south, next Sabbath ut 11 a. m.
and 7:u0 v. m. All are invited.
The Linns is the name of a new
base ball club being organized i:i
this city. It is composed of good
material, and they expect to out
play any nine in this part of Ore
gon. Regular meeting of McPherson
Relief Corps No. l.'i Saturday at
2-30 i'. M. Members w ho are in
terested in hearing the report from
the late convention at Astotia
should be present.
Mr. John Schmeer w ishes to an
nounce to his patrons that orders
for the cab left at the office at the
stable will be promptly filled, and
the cab will go to order to th'
trains or any part of the city.
Mr. Thomas Monteith assumed
charge of the Albany po-doMice
yesterday. Mr. Thompson, his
predecessor, has finished up his
list month's business, and has
Settled in full with I'ncle Sam.
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4 lac-iniliil in u-lilch flip fiiloilv o
one of Scio's leading citizens
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C. r. Wright and tamily, who
went to Michigan a few months
ago, are again living iu llarris
burg, having returned last Mon-
day.
"One bv
one the "prodigal
to this lteautifnl
sons
return
country, which has its draw hacks, j
to he sure, hut w hich can not he
excelled. Courier.
Know ye all men hy these j
presents that we, Morris Illount. '
uies is qu.euy w. ispereo a. ....... , ,rsl,,,.y of tlltf Knie l,.lve
bays the Press If certain intima- ri.lliril,e.ftw,1.,frtH,l are now ac
tions that .we have hi ard are true , . , d in ,rewtillg ,ht
an mvesngat.on by our next gram! estunates, etc. While the
jury should be had. exact cost of the road cannot be
liave just received ten tons, ol mill ami tlie iiiiues lx-;iteU ami oper
feetl and Hour which we w ill sell i ated. are situatt tl in township IO
cheap for cash, JJxcelwior Ktl er I or north rane ") west of the
mills Hour l 15 per sack, l'lenty j I'.oise nieiidian, in Washington
of bran, middlings ami chop fur j county, Idaho. Weiser, the coun-f-ale
ami delivered free of ch.ugc ly seat, is situated on part of see
inside of city, Morris A Lloiint. j t ion :J I, .'! 0;; township II north
The ground for the encampment j west, actual distance from
of the third regiment. O. N. i.. Reiser to the mines H miles. The
has been Htlectetl. It is Bituate.l r,,a'1 ''"'v'".? ahihria hears
on the old Irvine farm about Uo :,fi, "L'ilTy l-'"es miles to In
iniles u-Pt of il.e f.tv Mini ti,..r U dian val.cy, and this thstaiice
good water ami an a'juiidam-e ol )
shade. Luring .Inly tlu- tlitl'eient.
companies of the third regiment'
will go into camp at that pl.e-i
and spend several tlays th illing :
there. Tinies-Mountaineer.
On next Tuesday evening Mav i
5th, IS'.1, the peop'c of Alhan'vi
will have the opportunity of hear-
ing one of the greatest violinists
in the world. This statement is
Itorne out hy the press and is un-'
douhtedly true. The famous Nor j
wegian August Aamold will give;
one of his concerts in the opera j
house on the above date, under'
the auspices of the Y. M.C. A. It j
is not often that the Albany pubhc j
has the privilege of listening to;
great artists of the day and all w ill j
do well to improve this rare chance, j
Look in the w indows for lit ho-1
graphs and in papers for press;
notices.
iu .Tieei tiie i rvMiuetii. j
Kvery man, woman and child J
should go to meet the president j
and party; yes, be sure and;
bring grandma with you, and on i
your way home leave your orders
tor everything that's good to cat
fit Mueller A Garrett's.
'E&ILKOAD matters.
Ramon that the Oregon Pacific Will
Change H:icJs mi tha Work Go On.
A well-posted railroad man, wlu:
bus been in the city for few days,
in a conversation yesterday with a
IIkki.i reporter said that some
important developments would he
made on the road within a few
1 1
said that lie had it from high
authority tliat Mr. Win. M. Iloag,
vice president and general mana
ger, would leave forNew York next
week, and that while there tiif
j road would pa-s into the hands of
I . I x- . - i l II 11 - i , 1 .
oik nomin.miers at w.e
f ' Mr. ( .eo. S. ( oe,
and that the work ot construction
wouIJ t)u.n fo.wimL
"It lias tieen decided, tie said,
to finish the road to the summit
of the Cascade mountains and per-
haps across in to Fastern Oregon
this summer.
While this is
a rumor, and is
'"'' given for w hat it is worth,
inlor.mint is entirely trust-
wormy nun uic inioi uiiiuuii .imc
to him from a source that
bidet d reliable.
lu addition to this it is known
that a contractor who has hereto
fore finished a considerable piece
of the road, Mr. J. S. Antonelle, is
in the ci'y. and wiil go to Corval
!Uon Monday to interview Mr.
Hong be lore he leaves for New
York about taking a contract this
summer.
It is hoped this report wi'l prove
true ami that he woi k of eonstiuc
tion will le lesunu'd at an eurlv
day.
Sccoiiil Keglmriit Miitterr.
Co!. S. I,. Lovell is in Portland,
whither ne went for the purpose
of opening the bids for tents to be
used by the second regiment in its
encampment. He was at Yatjuina
a few days ago for the purose of
ascertaining what her people
would do towards encouraging the
military hoys to hold their encamp
ment li'-ar that place. He also
discovered that there was no suit
able ground in the vicinity of the
hay on which to hold the encamp-Mi'-nt.
as it requires at least 100
acres of level land in a body
forv for the tents and other
j equipages.
and the remainder on
w hich to conduct the drills during
the wick. A meeting of the
board of olliceis of this regiment
will In- held in Salem on the 5th,
and it will then be discussed as to
whoie the ten companies will
camp. There are 500 men in all
and they have s'gnilicd a desire to
tent near the rolling deep, if jkjs
siiile, instead of in the valley.
.Marshlield.h ugene,aud Salem, are
making ellbrts t secure the eu
cam pi i lent. States man.
A Whalr Atliore.
News is received at this city
! that a (i.'i-foot w hale was beached
I in the s mils south of Newport. It
had evidently been injured by a
I swoad-lish or thrasher and must
have been dead before landing,
i The blubber averaged about f ur
! to six indies thick and is prodiic
! ing a very line grade of oil. The
j lish was found anil staked as bis
own by Calvin Karnes, of Alsea
bay. who is cutting up the tish
j and will probably get about -4 H
g i'lous of oil. that w ill bring about
id cents a gallon, A few years
j ago a Virfojt sperm whale came
I ashore neai there. This last one
fwastir.-t sighted by Mr. I'.rastield,
who thought it was a wrecked
j schooner coining ashore on a
j heavv southwest swe'l.
j Astoria Kailroail.
I lr. August Kinney, the fatherof
the Gobie railroad scheme, letuin
I . d from up the river this morning
and reports the work as nearly
j completed. The quarter boat used
I hy the surveyors was towed back
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'ill nor 1111 to t'eo 'itn lari ctviiiut.
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a-dan the sutvevcrs except Air.
1 1 i ...i... ; ctin f .. ... i.
I l.UM!ll"n,i. nii'f la run ni nui a on
ascertained at pr-sent, vet the
eit'eneers state that it will proba-
oly be no greater than was originally-estimated.
Dr. Kinney reports
the liveliest interest being taken in
the matter in Portland, and on
the whole tiie outlook is quite
favorable. Astoria Ihilletin.
I lit-ir Location.
I'he Seven Ievild n ininp camp
doubled to it-turn to the crossing
of the Wei.-er river in Council
va'!ey making the distance travel
ed miles, but is lonimonly
acreed iixn as I eing !: miles ; all
the way over go! county roads
and tlnough a settled country.
P..iker City Keyiclie.
Two Koj . rrct ul.
The police last 1 1 i ' 1 1 1 arrested a
young lion of Mrs. M. I). Far re 11
ami of Mr. Kdward Zeyss for vio
lating the provisions of the curfew
ordinance requiring Ikivs under I'l
veins old to remain nif the street
after '.t ii'tl.jck. The beys wtre
plated in the cny j til. It "is prob
able that the cases will bring
'jiii it-si ui me vallility ot the
law.
A Iiiik U lit-orioriilt-il.
The Smitii Mt-niorial 1'n.J.v.
tenan church of Fairview . Ilit-eon I
l has been incorporatetl under the j
I law s oi ( )i fniii. bi'im'i. I; v;i,.,,..
Wm. A. Townscmi, and John C. !
Snover, are the trustees and incor-1
poratois. The estimated value of !
of its property is .f L'oW.
Ladies for your Oxford ties go
where they keep a complete line
at klein'-i.
OREGON'S NATIONAL GUARD-
The State Militia Fup.uiDg to Go Into
C.i rcp This Sciume.'.
The Oregon National Guaid will
go into cam) this year for the li rat
time since its organization. An
appropriation of if.iiHM) was made
by the last legislature for the pur
chase of tent equipments, and a
committee was creati-d to ciny
out the piovis'ons ol the net m ik
ing the approt-ri.itii u. This com
mittee nas appointed by Governor
Pennoyer an I consists ol Adjutant -General
.1. ('. Sho.ncr, Colonel S
C. Lovell. of the ec lid rcimt-ut,
and Lieutenant-Colonel O. Sum
mers, oi the tirst regiment.
The contract for furnishing the
ten's has bet n let to Poil'.iud
parties.
The camp equipage for the state
militia will cjiisis of l.'7 wail
tenti, SxlO feet, with three feel
walls tor the men; seventy lOxlL"
foot tents, with four foot wal's for
the oliicers : nine lL'xl-l foot tents.
with four and one-half foot walls
i for field cllicjrs; six Mxlti to t
! tents for hospitals and guard
'houses; seventy u'ox".0 foot llies
for mess tents, ai.d one ganison
Hag, Ox.Jti feet in eize. The con
tract will probably go a liuie
above the appropriation, but tbt.
ditrerence will not be very great.
The Second regiment will go
into camp fust, commencing on
the evening of June 27, and con
tinuing six davs. The lirst goes
j into camp on the evening of July
1 4, and at the expiration of its
I lease jf life in the field, the Tbiid
j goes out for six days.
"The idea in having the three
I regiments go .nto camp in succcs
! cession instead of at the same
I time,'- said 1 ieuteuant Colonel
Mimmere, is to give the olhcers
of one regiment an oppoltunity to
school themselves in the sclkiol oi
the battalion by visiting the
others. With the tents ami equip
ments we will get with the f.iUOO
appropriation the three regiments
of this state will be able to go
into camp at once with I'JOO men.
Ties will give us the best tvnt
equipage of any state in the I'nion
in proportion to its sie and nu
merical strength of iis national
guard.
I'eculinr M?l liml.
They have some funny methods
of pursuing business allairs in
the rival tishing cralts at Astoria.
rheAstorian says that John Fritz
patrtck was in the city yesterday,
lie brought with him an infernal
machine. We have oltcii heard oi
a two edged sword, and this comes
about as near being one of those
things as can be conceivid. ll is
a blade about three inches wide,
forged from tine steel, about two
feet long, and with two sharp
edges. It is one of half a dozen
that were fastened in a heavy box
and sunk w here Iuh seines would
drag in twenty-one feet of water,
to cut i ritzpatrick's seines; not
only his seines, but those of other
paities. Tnis was plaving it pretty
low down, and the dastards who
did it can har ly be deemed
human b.-ings.
Thai i'oal .Mine.
Oil Plair Forward's farm in the
Waldo hills the recent coal find is
being developed. The woikinen
have already succeeded in trigging
out the entire ledge of coal which
was at tits! discovered. The indi
cations are good for unotiit r iedge
of considerable size and prospect
ing will be co.itiuiu-d as long as
signs aie favorable. They beliee
they will be able to tind the "Ida. k
diamond' in paying quantities.
The coal taken from the tirst ledgu
was of A 1 quality and bums read
ily. The land owners in the vicin
ity of the i oal mine are hopeful.
AlcMinnviile T eltq hon - I legist t i .
Siit-ial SchMhni Co.
The Pdack Hussar l and carried i
hv the Social Session
CO ilpiillV, IS ,
without tlotiht the l ues'
tmitlCU ;
oriiani.alioii on llie mail, ll ct-r
luiii.v in me ue-i oiiiitt trial na
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ever visited tiie l'acilic coast, with
the exception perhaps of ( iihin re't '
famous band ; but considering the!
number ol performers it cannot be
excelled. What is true of the baud
and orchestra is equally true of the
performance on the stage. San
I iego Sun.
1 his company perhaps the finest
that has ever visited Albany, will
appear in the opera house Fi idav, I Joah Powell wa.-i- j:;ator of the
Mav'J'.llh. lS'.il. " t .immunity, ami assisted iu run-
- -- j niiL' the first new s;ap r published
ouittt A etch. j in the new tow n of Scio. Me sol-
The Astorian relates how .1. T. j emnly says that they printed it
llurke came in from the Xecani- '' "hite rag or canvas, and is
cuin vesterdpv. and reports the I sllt'd it to their leaders with the
roatls very muddy. List Thurs
day lie went to his No. 4 beaver
trap, w hich he had set for a w ild
cat ami found a large connar in the
trap. He had his 44 caliber Smith
ami Wesson with him, and put
four bullets into the beast bek re he
linished him. The animal meas
ured !l feetl i inches from tip to tip.
md was as fat as a hog. He w ill
have the skiu sluiletl ami mountetl.
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IlllHuflll I'lsliing.
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It l-t sai.l that parties lishmg in
the Santiaui recently have been
using giant powder for the purpose
of procuring fish, lly this means
they kid large numbers of suckers,
chubs and trout. Persons lislung
iu this w ay destroy large numbers
of small fish, ami not a trout can
be found anywhere near where
powder is used : The penalty f jr
ttiit-h sport is heavy, and should
the grand jury learn wlu lish in
this nefarious manner, they would
tlolihlless find it expensive spurt.
,'iill t Kill In t,
1'. S. Commissioner Cardwell
hat! a pow-wow with the Piutes
here the other day, say the lluri.s
Items, the object being to get the
Indians to enlist as I nited States
soltliers, 1 lie- duel Jmlian here, I in opening up, ami being over
Joe Paddy, looked upon the idea s'ocked in hiilies Oxford ties we
with suspicion, and objected to! will for the next :)! tlays, sell
having his men make soltliers of ! them at greatly reduced" prices,
themselves. At least he wanted We mean just what we sav. Call
time to hear from otner members i and get prices. We have "over UO
nf the tribe down in Nevada, so : dill'eretit styles to select from, at
nothing was accomplished. j Klein lhos. exclusive shoe store.
NORTHWEST NOTES
There art? now 07:; pa'ienU in
thestat-s insane asphnu.
A daily issue of the F.aker City
P.evielie w ill be issued after Ma'v
A brick hotel costing $15,001) is
be built at Junction City.
Victor Smith, ag.jd lately
from Missouri, was instantly kiileil
near Co.i'.edo. Coos county, by a
falling tree.
Samii'-l Lewis, a prominent citi
zen ol Marion count,-, died at his
home in the Waldo hills 0:1 Wed
nesday, aged 54, of la grippe.
I The increasing business of the
alem postollice demands more
letter carriers. Postmaster Gil
bert lias petitioned the department
for an increase in his force.
John Hillings, who lives at the
mouthof Mule creek, up Rogue
nver, had the niHtortum; to lose
his huit-e. together : ,ih its con
tents, by lire a sht.it lane ao.
Salem is to have a free tirinking
fountain at the in terse -t it .1 1 ii her
two principal str,.,,is c .mu Hinted
to'lu- puh.io bv Hon. A. r.nsh.the
I w. ll-kno. 11 banker.
Al" iiz 1 ' iesner an 1 V.. J. Mc
Caus iand will letve for the lsea
country in a f- w days, having a
c -inr.ict lot- tut wy ing got -ernment
land iutl.i.t set-lion. Ti-.ey will be
gone live in nt lis.
Mrs. Dr. G. F. fucker, who met
her tleat h at The Dalles on Tues
day, was well know n in the Willamette-valley.
Slit? w;is a daughter
of Rev. Spcrry, of l'.rown, linn
county, andasislerof Mis. iliiam
Skill', of Portland.
Alexander Jacobs. n, of Ma. hi.
Held, Coos county, ag. ti L'l. is iiope
lessly in love and has been commit
ted to thr insane asylum. He im
agint s be is already married to a
young lady o! Coo.i county, with
w licjm ho was but sliglitiv acqiiaiu-
I ted.
S. M. Richardson, of Pendict'ui,
was astoui.'ileJ the 'ith'. r d;y bv
the discovery of count. ess niimoLUs
of worms squirming about ami
climbing weeds near his place be
low town. The worms completely
covered a patch cf ground aboir
three rods square. 1 hey ai e about
the size of a eatterpider and r. s -111-ble
tiie "ar.ny wuriu.'' Mr.
Riehartlsoii teais they miht be
this pest, and has commenced a
wariaie of extermination.
A II m.ilrt'tl Vt-:tr A K".
The members of the Oregon
l'ioneer and Historical (oci.-tv,
tleeniii g the discovery of the Co
lumbia river by Capt. Robert
Gray, of the American shipColum
bia, 011 the 7th, day oi May, 17'1-,
an event of national importance
and woithyof tt-ntennial celebra
tion has appointed a special com
mittee to issue a circu'ar to all
pioneer and kindred focieties
existing within the bonleisof the
territory aequircit by the I'niled
siatt-s as the result of this dis-coM-ty.
and now c imprising the
important slates of Oregon, Wash
inton and biaho, inviting and urg
ing the said sovieti"s and organiza
tions to appoint and send delegates
to Asloi i 1 May li'th, next for the
purpose of aiding iu the formula
ting ai.d adoption ti a i!an and
pr grjnime for '.be centennial
i-eletiralion of t his impoitant et lit
in the pational history tf our
count sv, t.n the 7th tlay of May,
Is'.r'
l'.e.Ktt 1 ful .;.!. is fir l -11 .
Do vt. 11 want a new suit of
clothes" that will tit you'.' W. R.
Graham, the lenling merchant
tailor, has just received the linest
li'i'-if spring and summer suit
ings ever broiuiit to Albany, in
cluding diagonals, cheviots ami
plan s, lie has also a beautiful
line of pan's goods in any style
d -sired, in fact- he con suit the
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Unit CouiitjV I'lrnt Newspaper,
The Pacific Printer gives the
world this yarn: I. ('. 1'iekey.
who recently remo.ed from Salem
to Alb. my, was at one time ht r
i il" of Linn county. He lived in
the forks of the Sautiaiu w l:. n
understanding that they were to
rcii'l, wash ami return, which they
invar iably did.
At Iho 0-r:t lloti-.f,
A small audience was pit sent at
the opera home lasl eveninu' lo
witness the performance of .h.hn
Jack ami Annie Firiniu. Mr. .lack
is a pioneer aeior oi me classic
i school and together 'hey give a
! good pei foriiiain-f. Tiie plav was
I - -lit J.-. . i I i"
;(ilberts myiholivical drama.
o(;i.ial,.a)-. wiiich was followed bv
, tie n,,;,.,! fatu.. oj.-,,,, un -&
Kaiuh.'
stilted.
Loth were cleverly prc-
I'laviio; Kali.
The Salem baseball team are
improving the time these pleasant
afternoons ly daily practice in
handling the ball. The new
ground wiil be iu condition in a
few tlays and active playing wiil
be begun. The Albany or Cor
vallis men will probably be invited
to comedown to play the first
came on the new ground. Salem
J urnal.
Will Make K..in Howl.
The spring season being so late
WEATHER REPORT.
Following is tin "iieteoiology for
i April, Isil, fit. 111 observations
I taken at Albany, I. inn county,
I Oregon, by John Uriggs voluntary
j observer for the signal service, C
! S. army :
j Highest barometer on the lid,
j 30.01.
j Lowest barometer on the A-7,
Mean barometer for the month,
25I..M.
Highest daily average of barom
eter, ."!).
Loweat dailv average of baroin
eler. L".i.55.
Ilighe.U temperature 0:1 the loth
-1
Lowest temperature on the :'. I,
Mean for the month, 50..V.I.
highest daily range of thermom
eter on the 3d, :;o.
Lowest daily range of thermom
eter 011 the L'o I, 1.
Mean teinpetatiue at 7 a. m.
dailv, lii.:!.
Mean teinperaturu al 2 r. -i.
daily, 5'.'.J.
Mean temperature at '.' r. m.
daily, 4S.S.
Prevailing direction of wind, N
W.
.Maximum velocity or fo- ,.. ;;.
Total rainfall or melted .- ;.uw,.'!.
::!. Depth of snow al eiul of mouth,
0.
No. of days on which .01 or mote
rain fell, 17.
No. of days of cloudiness aver
age S scale of 10, 15.
Of :I0 days observations '' were
clear, Hi cloudy, 10 fair, 0 foggy, 11
rain, .'! hazy, 0 smoky.
Light host on the mo-tiing-. of 4
days. Temperature minus, l.-l m
average of R! years. Raiui.iil plus
O.IO uii av. r.ige oi lo M111-.
tiii; ivoki.k km;k 11 i.i.
The facilities of the pit-sent day
fr the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and coin fort of mankind
aie almost unlimited and tthy"?.
Syrup of Figs w as iirst pruTi-d
i he world was cm ithed w inth-- o-i
ly pf-rl.'ct laxative knoii, as i' is
the only remedy lytfich is Unly
pleasing ami refreshing to the ta- te
ami prompt ainlellectual toeleat.se
the system gently in the sq.pi
time or, in fact, at any time any
he better it is known the mou
popular il becomes.
Settle I p.
All ItllT.villg llielllselvesilldeb't d
to theolil firm of Conn Pro-. 01 to
the linn of C ii.i .: Hendi ieks-11,
ait? requested to call and settle
iaiiued-atclv.
Ill SINKSS LOCALS,
Klein's?.'! shoe nox em all.
Hidiu tc Dawson, druggists.
French keeps railroad time.
The mist popular liniment, is
the old reliable. Dr.. I. II. .M. I. -an s
Volcanic t til Liniment.
Croup, whooping cough aud
brulichitb; immedialely relited by
Shiloh'sCuio. For sale bv Fosbav
."c Mason.
Sleepless nights, made niiser..bie
by that terrible tough, Si. Hob's
Cure is the rcmedv :.r you. For
sale by Foshay .v Mason.
Siiiioh's Cure and consumption
cute is sttid by us on a gtltantee.
It cures coin-umntion. For salt
by loshay iV Mason.
For I. Hue back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's por .U-- p s t ; r. Price
1 - cents at l ushav iV M.isoa.
! Call early and Secure tin
! pant.ilcoiis to oi.lt-r at
Ler-t
cost,
post-
j Z:i -hes, the t.t:
r, oppose
! oiliee.
j If you i'eel unable to do or.r
i work, and have that tired ft ehi.g,
take Mr. J. il. M.-Leaii s Sar-a-
parilla; it will make you bright,
i active and vigoro is.
; 1 will inai.e special prices to
! hil-s oi leiiii". suiis or p.uitaieons.
j (iuarantce perfect tils and liisl
clas woikiii.in.hip. Z.iches, tiie
j tailor, opposiie lie.; postoilice.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
j breath seeurt d, by Shiloh's Cat
1 arrah remetlv, price "') cent-,
j Nasal in jt ctor tree, sold by Foshay
i Mason.
Just received, a new invoice of
I children's ready made dresses and
aprons at the Ladies l'azaar.
which are heirn.' sold for less than
you can make them up.
No. I screen doors, wired and
stained, $1 ". Adjustable screen
windows, wired and stained f'oni
70,: and tip at Sugar Pine Moor and
Lumber Co., Albany, r.
No. 1 screen tloorj, and windows,
wired and stained, and put on the
housecomplt Pi ices reason tblc.
Call at the shop of H. L. Yunk
j corner ol eec jntl au ll errv street
ami see samples.
They are not playing high
bridge, low bridge, no bridge in
the game, but are devoting their
time and attention to selling liist
class groceries at the lowest mar
ket price at Allen Pros.
Ir. J. IL McLean's Stiengthen
ing Cordial and Wood Puiilicr. by
its' vitalizing ii"opeities, will
brighten pale cheeks, and trans
form a pale, haggard, dispirited
w oman into one of sparl ling health
and beauty. $1 00 per bottle.
Allow me to add ny tribute t-
(he ellicaey of i-'ly's Cream Lalin.
I was suil'ering from a severe at
tack of influenza 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 calarihal
svmptoms and my hoarseness dis
appeared ami I was able to sing a
heavy role in (Iran i Opera with
voice unimpaired. 1 strongly
recoiiiucnd it toall singers. Wm.
H. Hamilton, Leading P.js.-to ol
the C. M. He-is irand Opera Co.
m i : 1 1 1 1 : i -
KYLK l'.KNTI.LV In tlii-t t-i'y. mi
Wt-iliie-thiv ettniiig. April 'g'.', lttil,
l,v lifv. U. W. Hill, M. li, I.. Ky'e
iiiiU Miro U.lia lie-nthy.
i
I
i
A new invoice of goods just re
ceived at (lie Ladies Bazaar includ
ing a full line of ladies, misses and
children n-a ly made garments,!
cois.-t--, glo.'es, hosiery and fancy:
go.ds. " - I
. . . . I
XIJIV TO-DA Y. I
IOST 1'roui il;- l ;ot li- t'l in this ci
J :t Mrall N :t h h ri'itr iMaiiin-
r 1 -v 1 uv.'lih-,' to its rr;..V':n ill I'f Ml italic
irANTr.I A M:i-h, jt-iitle liui'iiy i.cre,
not s'niGT tiiui a -i minute tntvt-N r. Ap
p y to -I. S Antoiallc, :tl t C'h;irU.- hot.il-
lrATKIiT. nut, 1 rn;i!. the or fix
If r-oia tvtt;i,'.;t Cviiti.l!y locaTvtl. lu
f nr. at th"H oll-v.
to hKLiri-:xr t a x i a y k k h s i
X. or.liT if the L-otiiity cuuit 1 iiin direct) l
t" fodv tin.- collection u! all tatt staiDlm
iii(ii'l on tht:u.-iiifiit lulisof thi :omily.
li sn h tuxt.- rc not piiii iiniiic.li itcly I
!li ul ( to levy u;'oii ami til tl'
pr'.Kiy ol .li-lini'K-i,t!s t iiiakc i:j!kctioii
I 1 :irt m i.
M. SCTT.
Shi;; ifT cf Upm 'fntit v.
'Mill FOIl SALE.
: a titri in-'t ai;: i : -ti- a r-- u:t wtii
. i-.ir.t 'ai it h w i-u'it, .:' onhinl,
in I ;rh-. 'II. f a'-ov., -!i v turni,
i.ihi .ii-. I ;armi(, iiiijiit iiicittH tvr 1 r
jI'.tKt. K:ny U'-n.-i. fortutht-r urt n.ii!;ir
r on or writ.- io VV. J. Tjriiri-im;, Ljmoiu',
lA;-H : .'tin: y, its: i:.
HWK Vol ANY H 'KMI'I'ltK HI AT
If U ariii-iitTi" f'f I'Al'ltlMtf to he
!' '. (t i fin ni'urt' nicvlt; to luk ai z-nf is
j:t : lt(tii-c.o. It ?i. v ;tml a! I kin. is uf
-j. ;on.: prttiiii'tly au.l at r i -n.iMe ir:T
i. a'-v f.r-!i--at il. -M. 11. i a rt-"'i'd fo -l sto:r.
I. K. M.ici.kv. j
I" iJT."-i:i iIm- n't , ,i p .. k -T l.ool: i
1 1 . - .'it i ::i in- I li-- lit) It i' w l i- ri .
li'it'"'i 1 1 . ( ;il i 1 'il; ' ip. i. vUm'- ;it r- -(itH'
.Mt', II" icr(.-''':i. t.'tsw -n ii -! re t l. ',-.-:i .n j
is T.t t ', or 1'. o. ' . j
li .1 i: n.
tlee to 1 -lit-:t l.r.
u ; ! r e--ieil lor ll;e t-n-.Ii i
l.liet; '.llii.liio't.ll K l-t -l:e.-l, i
., Io.- ii K. ftt-iii r niii;; Al. v
i !, JyI. 'I I..- -. tier li'-rl ..- : ..e
. l"l:t ! li-icc! ;ll! .ii. i! ;! I Mil- K ,i
j f'wMe r ini.iriiKil ion :ij.j. y (o ll.
j .-'ie.'!, ;ii e':i-tt ri.
t':t!i n c fire liini--!f of the de
i.iid - it-Mihs of e;u!v il. ii e iiiu!
pet f.-e: ly rest re his t ii;or and vital
ity hy our home t -eiitne iit. The
ivina! k.ihle ciiies of huidi!S cases
o: ih-io'.is ilehility and private
c i:iih:ints are c er v.liere staino
iil: o:t tuiacbeiy. Tieaues and
; : sti -n list, a physician's "ift to
suiii-i ine huinaniiy, will he sent
fiee lo those aillictec. Addrtss
tt illl St llll!)
l'loXI KK INSTITI TF,
l'"") Kearny t., Itotuu 2, San
Kiancisi o, (.'a'.
Ntiiit-r ol I inal (llclilt ul.
No I It" is ii. rt' L'ion tliu' tlie- UTiiitT-.-i.iii-i
a-i'iin-t r.-t i i t.f ill- ct.itt- i.f J. .1
1 --r r ; . .1. i-.i-.i!, :i li.e! li-r lil.:tl ai-i-..u: I
:t-:..-i :i.liiiiiii-ti:it:i i.f Mii'l rr..t-, i:n-l
t :it i rii-r tit ill- touhtv i-".irt Lint'
..mi I ..ft- M I hi' ''1 ll il-. el M:-. :it
i" t v.., ' l - e u Il-is Ii. I 'I i.-ii . tilt
i- -url 'In' uii:. lir l.e;.lilit; uiul Bfttlii'
;t.l :t' . i.'-.i::!.
M. K l'f.i:k!-.
..t:ini!.ti;ir'r.
EGGS FOil SALE.
I will sell fu'l hlend Leghorn
ceejt. I ":h injle and rose eomh.
for l .":i pet !.:. .".!. dottt d Wyan
tittts, l.i;:ht t'lMLneis. I.anj;si:ail
an i l'lyni' u'.i; It- .d.i- al ti e same
: ice. I.. .I. I ht ck,
Tiinp-nt, r.
t?vXV WKAIv MAN
W 1... is M.ll. r:iiL', i-:li;i - in
in i 'i'l i r l'i. 1 1 , treiii tl.i- lri-
f- t :r" ;" "r Wl twining IT.vt
s 1 1' ".tn iufr.it t f,.ln. s,
I -'"- -' -1 - ' :u a . t is t an ,
gVs. y"' ' 'i"i- l'v "'il i iriii.i'ii-iit )
. ri- ';yyy ,,. i. i'i. - ,;.i,.,i.
I .."V. niJ Pi!i L Jj4 1UlrtlKt
P.-itlaa.l.Or.
. ti.r r:i- iri .J-i
i ri. Mr.. !! .;,U!L
l:'... il. Ni r .r. iK ;u.l
..r Wr.it- to--ta-. .
I-- fii t j.rnr.K't f'i liny
lti!lil-il Mel - Vile.
Ill tie l-irt'.Ti r of tin; estate of
Cnail.-s W. K'.ier. .1. .tsf.l.
NdTH K i- Inn b civ.-n that I )
viitii nt an er ier I s tle thdy nia it
alul filter' 1 "t n-.-dl-'l by tin: Colllltj
co'irt for 1. mi i-eimtv. IbfL-en i n tile
."iili, day tit .1 :ti:tv:ry lS'.il tin; uinier
s!:;ii' d as .fhiiiiih'.r.i er of the estate
ol Chailts W. KIil'T .leccac.' I. will mi
s M t llitAV MAV -M, I V-'!.
at tiie Innir of tine n'eleek I'. M., on
mi id day, at the court hoi'su ihitir h.
tlie city 'f Albany, Linn county,
Oil men, sell at pub-lie auction to tlit
higlu-n bitltler for rash in hand, on
ti;:j of sale all of the right title ami
inteie-t of the said Ciiail. s W Khler
tli-c a.-eil, ill and to the- following tlia
crihed real estate to-w it: I It'gililiing
at a point IS S2 chains west from tht
S I i. cornel-of tin N, K. of Section
Is in i'p. Lt S. li. o west in I. ill
C'lllTliV t T goil. ami Itllllllll llli'llt
N. .C.'g(l t-iiaiiisj thence cvtt 40 0t
uliiiiiir--; tiiein-e seutli M) "O chains
tin me v.ot 4U 00 chains to the plain
of h' ginning, tin; same being the
Wct .', of (hiigiaal M n ation Land
cl tiiii t f li. M. Fidcr aie! heirs ot
Cathciinc Ll-.kr his wif-.-, note' No.
L'OIS and claim No. "l containing:
o"-!0.i7 ai-i-es. Also beginning at a
point "Jo e0 chains west ai.tl 2.37 j
e'hahis north of the N. K. corner of See
ti m 17 in Tp L5. S. li W. iu Linn
county Oregon and running tl once
West"! Ill chains: thence South 4-J.7"-
ch..i!i?; thence Wtst 32.00 chauu.
thence North sO.-JO chains to the
north line of li W Ivdtr's Mor.atiei
Land Claim: Thence Fast to" tlit
K.vt hank of the Calajiooia Crock.
Thence in a southt-rnly tlirt ctiou..ei.
the -st bank ot said Calapot i Creek,
to the place of hccinuuig containing
J'i().(i7 acrt 8 and In ing a partjof the
Fast hall f the Moi.atii n Land Claim
of li. M. Fi.lcr and wife or heirs
Catherine Kbler Note "glS cla:ms
No. 01 all cituatetl in Linn county
Oregon, w ith all appurtenances there
unto belonging or apptirtaining.
Thu the -2ml, day of April, ISlU.
( W Davis
Athiiiuibitrator
U' 'AM'f'.K, I ii'aVH. K-ilt .V:.. ! I I.
C .:ur. ,,....;.,. ,-n.r: - ti; - .-.tl. .1
UT,;.-, t
i tg? i-ii ii
! ski-, i
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! c. 'i t; i'- r.-r-i- il
i a ' ! rt-.-i .
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
L. K. Blain,
T Ii o Mm Clothier.
; FTIIK l'KO'JRE-SIVE l'tTKCIIASKU M-'.SIKKS
I
to see a line of iroods tliat enilto lies in its immense
variety, the (inest and conservative fashitnahle
ft; itures of thu day, cjiuhiut I w ith a coniph'te assort-
inv'iit of stapies, all made and linished in the verv hih-
est fjiinhiril of excellence, and placed on the market at
p p ilar prices, our exhihit f r the coining stjuinsr and
;;u uiuer season will purely command his attention.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT-" ' .. : . .. "
.. 1 ; TERNS FOR SUITiNCS AND TROUSERS
o IL
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AND A
Fit guaranteed in his tailoring tlcpartment.
Pwicis Always Reason a mlic.
luMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;!!!!!!!:!!!!!:!:
The Albany
I A FULL LINE
'In Sprint; tlie yotincj ni.-iii's fancy
Lil itly turns to tl loucrl its of love !"
1 ' The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty honsewif;1, all v il
turn their steps, when searching for fresh table tl-dicaciep, choice
butter, fresh laid eggJ, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds, to the
grocery store of
C. E. Browne.
Once
Wo wish to remind vou that we car
rv the most Completo Lino of Hard
ware, Stoves and IRanrres in the Val
1n' MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
Latest U. S. Gov't Fool Report.
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Furniture Co.
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