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THE MORNING HERALD: SATURDAY, MA IG, 1891 glowing SaUtigcratd ON SAI.f. The Daily Hkrald will be on Bale each morning at II. J. Jones' book store, where it c ui be procured at 5 cents per copy. JOTTIN03 AKntT TOWN. Mens underwear at Searls. J. Dillon is in Albany again. Fresh milk bread at Goel. Uros. Silk mitt a at the Ladies Pa.aar. Vienna bread at the Delmonico. Bread of all kinds fresh at (.ioet. r.ros. Judge M. L. Pipes was in the city yeeterday. Mrs. Dr. W. II. Davis is visiting in Harrisburg. Miss Milling PfeilTer went to Salem yesterday. Strawberry shortcake at the Delmonico restaurant. Judj?e R. S. Strahan returned yesterday from Pendleton. Fine dressed chickens and geese at Mueller it iai rett's. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner.of Seio. are visiting in this city. Cakes of all varieties, fancy and plain at the Delmonico restaurant. Ira F. Powers, the furniture manufacturer of Portland, is in the city. A new line of corsets in black and colors just received at the La dies liaaar. The real estate firm of Town send fc Wilson have dissolved, Mr. Wilson retiring. L. Viereck and family have re turned from a trip through the west side counties. The Lebanon Express says thai J. F. Whiting, of Albany, will locale 'n that city. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wolverton, of SK)kane, have returned to Al banv, alter a short visit in Folk county. A. B. Wood in returned last evening from a trip to Portland and Salem in the interest of his mining business. Stpiire Lyons, of Lyons, was in the city last evening "on business matters, and reports everything favorable in the way of growing crops in his vicinity. Bananas :V cents per dozen at A. J. Achison's fruit stand in the enter of block opposite Knss House. Riverside oranges ') cents and common oranges :'0 to 10 cents. All members of the womaus' relief corps are requested to be present at the regular meeting on Saturday May liitli at '2 :'M v. v. to assist in arrangements for meniori.il day and evening. .Miss Annio dotliev, ot Halsey, who lias been etiiilying music at the New England Conservatory, in BoUon, during the past winter, is visiting friends in Birmingham, N. Y. She expects to return Iioiuc by the lirst of July. A very pleasant sui pri.-e party was tendered Mi.-s Susie Martin at the residence of .N. H. Allen, Thursday evening In-fore her de parture im the 10 oclock train f. her home in Ashland. Mis Martin has Wen attending school in this city. Last Thursday for the lirst time the Albany 1Ikkii reached us the saiue day of publication. This we believe is due to the energy of Fust master Mon'eith. Thanks! We do not feel ijuiie t., isolated from thecounty capital as formerly. Scio Press. Summer has come at last and tin Ladies Baaar is now fully pre pared to supply you with every thing in the furnishing goods line for ladiesand children. They have the largest line of childiens dresses and aprons ever shown in this city and at surprisingly low rates. . -,1 . t I a nicago man is otii Here m search of a stick of timber 110 feet H-piare. He has not been able to find such a stick in anv of the lumber yards in Portland and so has gone down to the Nehalem U. look for a tree to make one. He is working in the interests of the Columbian L'xposion, and it is supposed that the stick is wanted for the center pole of the giea' circus. In this case it is hkelvj that the stick will need to be four ........ . i.. .... ... l rM ! wooun wiumui people knowing it he will be a daisy Dr. J. V. Oat!', w ho has been resident physician at Shedds for the past eight years, will leave next week for Spokane Falls to locate. Dr. (iall'is a graduate of two medical colleges, one of New York and the other of St. Louh. He leaves a laige and hu-iative practice in Shedd and vicinitv to engage in a city practice. A "host of friends and well-wishers in the Vicinity of shedd will miss bis valuable services. The doctor has extended his practice to the sur rounding tow ns I a'sev,( 'oi valiis, Lebanon. Brownsville and Albanv. He lias performed several import-j ant operations in siir-erv during i his residence in this county. , To Siirry the Silct.. , The Toledo Post savs that ! Mr. J. A. Warner, of Albany, ar rived there on Monday's train, leaving on Tuesday morning for the Siletz reservation, where he 1 goes to survev the lands specially 1 allotted to the Indians. Mr. War- j ner surveyed a large portion ol i this country for the government vtars ago. and U fan-iiiar with it I trom the AU-a northward. I A i.nnif Tn.Day. The second game of the series! between the Albany's and the' Lebanon nine will lie played in ' this city this afternoon. Several, of the Albany boys have been dis- 1 abled recently, but it is highly ! probable they will be c.ipable of , affording the visitois som- amus-j- ' lueut at least. I '"L Ti."c i on-y one emi. me was a lailure, and Lieutenant Oregoman thinks if he succeeds in j Hardeman left the Agencv yester hn.hng such a stick and getting it j .lay with his troopers to return to ! MEMORIAL DAY. rraiiinie of tha G- A. R. Observance to j fie Held ci Miy 33 ! HKST. Invitations aie extended to each j church, secret order, school, ; college, academy, militia company j and all officers, sailors and marines I and the public generally. I SIXO.NIl. It is the leiiues' that the national colors tie placed on the court house, school buildings and the college buildings in the city and county on Memorial Day. TIIIKI). Members of Mcl'herson Fost, as well as members of all other posts, will appear in unifoim, it possible, and the ladies of Mcl'herson Women's Relief Corps will appear at the post hall as early as S o'clock, and earlier if possible, to prepare Mowers and memorial budges. The oliiccrs and members of Company F, O. N. G., teachers, professors, school children, stu dents, members of dilferent secret sx-ieties, and the public generally, will assemble on Ferry street, near the G. A. R. hall and will be ready to form the procession at S o'clock KolKTII. procession will The procession will lorm on the the Ferry street, with the head of column to the south an 1 in following order : 1 Band. 2 Otlieer3 of Second regiment, and Co. F, O. .'. i. and ollicers thereof. o Members of Mcl'herson Fost, all ol-i soldiers. sailors and marines. 1 Ladies of W. R. C. o -ons of Veterans. Professors and students of colleges and academies, teachers and pupils of public schools. 7 Members of dilferent churches and seciet societies. S The pul-lic generally. I K IK I'll. me procession win move pre cisely at S o'clock south on Ferry street to Seventh street and west on Seventh street to the gate on the south side of the city ceme 'cry; and proceedingdirectly Irom the gate to the graves to be deco rate. I. sixth. On reaching the cemetery the procsigioji will fonn around the graves as follows: The column will march around the graves, half right face, forming a hollow square. Conipanv F, (). X. (i., forming 'the south side facing the north: members of Mcl'herson Post. W. R. C, Sons of Veterans, old sol diers, sailors and marines the east side, lacing the west; professors ami students of colleges and acad emies, teachers and pupils to the north side facin-j thes ju'h: with j .smaller children with (lowers and evergreens in front, and the mem bers of dillerent church societies md organizations, secret orders and the public generally the west I sida of the so'ure facing the east. i . sKVKSTU. I Memorial address by Judg D. I K. N. Blackburn, depositing tlo-.v- eis and evergreens on the graves, j iiring salutes in the order pre ' scribed bv the ritual. Kll.ll I II. Services by the W. K. C. at the unknown graves. NINTH. Reforming the procession and return to the G. A. R. hall. J. 1. Mll.l.KK, RollKltl Bkowx, L. .11. Mont an vk, Commit tte of Arrangement. Western Orvgtm is Sure. We have had a w eek of cool cloudy weather, that is just the inakiii'.' of grain crops, spring wheat espec ially. The moisture and extraor dinary conditions for vegetation nave made gome tail wheat so rank that the self bindi-rs w ill have I to be put upon an elevated track to cut and handle if. Oregon that is the lilamette valley and western part is sure of an im mense crop and prices promise to he good. Is there a region where crops are any surer than this? If there is it has not been heard of. Salem Journal. Will Not Wear The Klue. The ell'ort to enlist I'matilla Imlian.a in the I'niti'il States arniv ... ... J v . rr Sherman. -I . m Hina say that, as their allotments will soon be made, they do not wish to miss their chance to secure land by becoming soldiers. '"We want to live on our land among peaceable people, and be at peace," said o.ieof 'he chiefs. Pendleton Fast ( hegonian. KxrurMlo'ii to HalsteHil, The excursion from Corvallis i and v ay p lints to Halstead Satur j day May Hi, w ill leave Corvallis at 17a.m., AlLany7::M, arriving at Halstead at 10 a. m., retiming leave Halstead at 4 p. i., arriving i in Albany at i p. m. All those j w ishing to join in this excursion ! should api ly at the Oregon l'acific ( depot, as the supply on sale by 1 Mr. Winn has been exhausted. i Specinl Train. A special private train, carrying officials and probably some visit I ors will go out to Coe and the ex- trenie front of the Oregon Pacific to-day, leaving Albanv immediate : ly alter the anival of the South ern Pacilic overland train. Kx- c-.irsioiiists should not confound ! this with the excursion train to I Halstead w hich leaves at 7:UH. I.ailit-M! Having purchased an unusuallv large stock and realizing the late ness of the season, we have decided to sell everything in the millinerv line at greatly reduced rates from this date on. Those req-iiring any thing in this line will do well to give ns an early call. The Ladies Bazaar. LEBANON NEW3. Newty Notes from This Thrivirg Town Across the Prairie. Another carload of lumber ar rived for the paper mill Friday. The capacity has been double since the buildini: was begun. Dr. Foley was in the county seat on business Friday. He has a scheme on foot w hich w hich w ill greatly benefit the town, the de tails of which are not yet made public. A petition was c'reula'ed last week and numerously signed ly friends of the murdered man Bar bour, askii g the county coin t to oiler a reward for the apprehen sion and punishment of the mur derer. Mir citizens are anxiously wait ing the teport of Engineer O'Con nor relative to the estimate I cost of the Lebanon canal. Mr. ( ('Con nor will make his report this week when a meeting of the citizens will be called ami stock subsciip tions solicited. The Sodaville spring has lx m greatly improved. The enterpiis mg citizens of the town are build ing good walk9, will build a shady retreat within the enclosure and will be prepared to entertain visi tors right royally this summer. The entertainment given by the public school Wednesday evening drew a large audience. A very pleasing programme was rendered in which the pupils both large and small acquitted themselves in good style. The proceeds, which are to be expended for a library for the school, amounted to E. If. Bahr had a .horde badly cut with barbed wire on .Monday. He was driving a span of horses, one of which became frightened and made a bound forward break ing the tongue wrench, the double tree striking the horses heels which added to their fright. The team ran straight for the fence which had a barbed wire on top. One horse jumped the fence and had several ugly wounds inllicted which will give him a rest of several weeks, if indeed he recovers at all Lebanon F.xnres!. Hie I'Hriloii of Krunn Concerning the pardon recently issued to one Brow n, the Ashland Tidings says: Clint Brown, who was sentenced to the penitentiary for life for the murder of Johnny Waiker, in Klamath county, was last week pardoned by the g iveriu r and released from custody. The Salem Capital Journal says: "A strong petition and recommenda tion of the district attorney caused the cessation of a sentence which is now said should never have been imposed." This is not true so far as the district attorney cf the judicial district is concerned. Some tw years ago an attempt was made to secure Brown's par don, and, as required by the law, the governor wrote to the District Attorney, Colvig, asking his "pinion as to the ipiostion of par don. The district attorney replied that ';it would be an outrage on public justice," and bis answer I is on lile in the excutive oflice. lie has not changed Ins opinon since. It may be possible that T. R. Kent, w ho was district attorney at the time and conducted the pro secution (and who has since been sent to the insane asyhunj was induced to recommend the pardon, but the district attorney has not done so. Brown had a fair trial and was defended by Cogswell, llanna and Prim, and the ilea that his sentence should Put have been imposed never entered the public mind. Many people who know Brown have expressed the opinion that this is a ca-e of mis taken clemency on the pirt. of the governor, and that Brow n's liberty is a menace to the lives of persons against w hom be bo'.ls a grudge for their connection with the up plication ol just:c- to his case in ihe past. A lltirglar Arretted. Yesterday afternoon a man was seen to steal a pair of overalls from the front of P. Cohen's store. He tucked them under his coat and leisurely walked awav. He was overtaken bv Chief of Police I loll- man, who placed him in jail to await examination. In his pos session was found a bottle of chlor oform, various kinds of kevs ami other implements which proclaim ed him as belonging to the light lingered gentry. Yuqiiina 1'as.HengerH. Nkwpokt, May 15. The steam ship Willamette Valley arrived to day at Yatpiina with the follow ing passengers: C. F. Stratton, J. L. Richardson, M rris Jackson, F. L. Stover, Mrs F.. Karl, C. F. Wood, F. (t. Shell'er, J. M. Potts, Mrs. Potts, P. P. (irillin, A. B. Logan, (ieorge Williams, T. Oallagher. B. Mahone, Andrew Casey, K. Ehlin ger and Thomas Richards. I'ntriarrh .Attention! A special meeting of Oregena Encampment No. 5, I. O. O. F., will be held Saturday evening, May Will, at 8 o'clock sharp. Let every patriach be present. Oko. W. Witimi r. Senior Warden. Oakville I'icuir. There w ill be a picnic in Stones' giove near Oakville en May L':!, under the auspices of the Y. P. S. C. E. Come everybody and tell it to your neigl bor. A. Y. Smith, chairman of committee on grounds. If you have a painful sense of fatigue, find your duties irksome, take Dr. J. 11. McLean's Sarsa prilla. It w ill brace you up, make you strong and vigorous. You can be cheerful and happy onlv w hen vour are well. If oti feel" "out of" sorts," take Dr. J." 11, McLean's Sarsaparilla. It you want a durable monu ment go to E. W. Achison, w ho are handling nothing but the best grades. FROM BROWNSVILLE. BiiowNsvn.i.t:, Mav 14. Monday last Messrs. "Robe, Bradley and Rigirens departed for the Calipooia mines. They took up a wagon load of supplies and will immediately begin prepara tions tor the erection of a mill on the Poorman claim for the Browns ville company. Word just from the ramp has been re eived here. The tunnel of the Kinpire Com I any is being energetically pushed and the ore is improving. Snow has entirely left the Lucky Boy mine, and operations th?re will being again soon. The tunnel of the Tacoma Company is in a distance of 100 feet, and is being rushed night and day. The ore is said to improve every hot that the tunnel is advanced, and the com pany is jubilant. From all indica tions now, it looks as if there will be WOO men in these mines this season, and a lively camp is look ed for. J. C. Bilyeu, who has been con lined to bis room so long with a severe attack of the grippe is able to be out a little again, but looks vet y thin. The weather is cool and damp yet, but tine 'or grain and grass. Joseph Harrison has movtd in to the Arlington hotel, and will be our landlord in the future. By letter just received fiom Portland, it is learned that Miss Ivy Templeton has sull'ered the amputation of her limb at the hospital, and stiong hopes of her recovery are entertained. Orson Tycer, son of Mrs. Mis souri Tycer, who lives near here, was buried vesterdav. NORTHWEST NOTES. The state shooting tournament will be held at Salem on May 22 and S,'. . The Siuslaw & Eastern Railway Company has about twenty men clearing a track 100 leet wide through Florence preparatory for grading. Posted notices cail for ''00 graders. A rumor in Pendleton has it that a railroad is projected from the Fossil coal mines to Arlington to connect with the main line ol the Heppner branch of the 1'nion Pacific, and a'so from Heppner to to the Butter creek cod mines, thence to Camas prairie and lo the Ureenhorn mining section. It now turns out that the town of Roseburg is paving her street with paying ore. A test of the rock will be made and it is possible that the streets of that tow n will be paved with a lower grade rock. The Yaipiina Republican says: This summer will be one never to be forgotten by the visiters that will be fortunate enough to spend the summer here. The citizens of Newport have been making arrangements for the past four months to make this season one of the greatest of seasons tor sum mer visitors that has ever been at any seai.le re-ort on the Oregon coast. Out people do not fully under stati('. the advantages of Oregon until they read of death and des l-iiction in the Fast by means of cyclones, lire and flood. In this land of plenty there are no dis-a.-tions lloo.ls, no death-dealing hurricanes ur wind-sweeping forest tires, and the rain and the sun shine, springtime and harvest, w inter and summer, gladden the hearts of the just and unjust. I'OR SUNDAY'S DINNER. St law her l ies, Cherries, ( (ranges, Rhubarb, Asparagus, Celery, Cabbage, String Beans, Sugar Peas, Lettuce, Chipped Beef. Comb Honey, Alio! the above in line condi tion lo he sold at ti e lowest cash ligiires. We will have a special sale to day on can goods. Call early and secure baigains for spot cash only a Mueller & (iarrett's, cash grocere. SPECIAL SALE DAI', To d iy we w ill sell at reduced rates several lines of canned goods for spot cash only. CalLearly and secure bargains. Mi i:i.i.i;k & (Jakkktt, Cash iro.-ers. 1 Uey Were Not Mushrooms. Very many people are fond of the edible mushroom, but the experience of a C rant's Pass fain i ly should induce caution in that respect at least. The Courier of that place relates this incident: "Thursday last Mrs. John Patiick prepared for dinner what she sup posed to be mushrooms, having often prepared them in the eastern states where they are used quite common for food by epicureans. The entirely family ate quite free ly, when in a few hours their little son Roily was taken suddenly ill, :nl a! out the fm: tim'thjir i n t If daughter Retina, who was at school, was taken in a like man ner. They were on the verge of going into spasms when Dr. De Yore was immediately called, and was informed by Mis. Patrick that they had eaten what they suppos ed to be the regular mushroom, but must have been toadstools. The doctor worked hard and faith ful, but it was some time until the medicine gav relief. In a few hours, however, both were out of danger: but it was a very close call indeed for the little girl, from the fact that it was very dillicult to swallow the emetics. Such acci dents are quite common in this state, especially in those families w ho have recently arrived from the east as it requires a very cau tious expert to tell the difference between an eastern mushroom and an Oregon toadstool, and in not a few cases have proved fatal in this state within the last lew yeais When you are constipated, have headache, or loss of appetite take Dr. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pillets; they are pleasant to take and will cure vou. IllItL ATIII.KTKS. ltony Chf-eksaiul a Brink Walk are Fashionable All the girls are going in for health and athletics. They must not they siiup!y must not' appear sick. They must have a fine color bright eyes, glossy hair, round elbows and a long swinging gait that is half a dog trot, or sjne body may be ltd to think that they are not marvels if strength an I robustness. "Does this yellow make me loot pale or sick?" asked a girl of another in the street last week. "When the sun sli, nes upon me I fancy that the yellow of my diess makes my complexion appear bad. Now notice particularly when we come to the next op:-m space be tween the houses and tell me hon estly if you think I look the least bit sallow." "What shall you do with the dress if it is unbecoming?" "Why throw it away, or put it away, or give it away, "or do some thing else with it, of course. I couldn't afford, for the sake of my position in seciety, to wear any thing that makes ine appear in delicate health. I shouldn't b invited anywhere. It wouldn't do at all, you'know; it really wouldn't do. It is so out of style to be sick or delicate or even frail in appear ance." And so the girls to insure the health which is now so necessary to their social standing have pro vided themselves with chatelaines uptin which hang half a dozen boxes of gold or silver, set with jewels and in which is a collection of medicine, tonics and more or less stimulating drugs a gold chatelaine with six or seven gold bottles or boxes hanging there from containing quinine capsules warranted to hold the pangs of la grippe at hay, digestion tablets, laxative lozenges, purgative pellets cough drops, silver- coated pepper mint caehous. glycerine cubes an.! a variety of tonic pills to keep the system in general good order. And so the girl of to-day, lie sides doing every thing else lor ! herself, has taken the reins of her own physical system in her ow n. hands and bids defiance to the elements and doctors, maintaining that she knows what is w hat. and how to take care of each individual ill. T1IK WOlil.ll I.NUK II Kl. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that w ill conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced Ihe world was enriched w ith the oti ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy w hich is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste ami prompt andellectua! tocleanse the system gently in the Sprii. time or, in fact, at any time iitiy the better it is known the mo.-fc popular it becomes. Cram' New Atla. One of the most useful books in every business bouse, and in every family living loom is a reliable and complete atlas of the world. This want is ably filled by Cram's Atlas, a work that is full an 1 com plete in every paitieular and con tains as much information as does some of the ponderous encyclope dias tl at cost several times as much. Mrs. A. M. Talt is now canvassing for the latest edition of ibis book, w hich contains the last census complete, and an addition of thirty-live new maps of cities and many pages of valuable mat ter altove what was in the last edit-oiis. This work is brought up to the present year and is thor ough and complete. lieautlful Co.xls for Mm. Do you want a new suit of clothes that will fit you? W. R. Graham, the leading merchant tailor, has just received the finest line cf spring and summer suit ings ever brought to Albany, in cluding diagonals, cheviots and plan.s. He has also a beautiful line of pants goods in any style desired, in fact he con suit the most fastidious. Call and set! his elegant line, there is no doubt but that you will be more than pleasec. Mr. (iraham keeps abreast with the times and guar antees a tit. No. 1 screen doors, and windows, wired and stained, and put on the house coniph te. Prices reasonable. Call at the shop of R. 15. Vunk corner of second and Ferry street and see samples. That hacking cough cm be so quickly cured by Sbiloh's Cure. We guarantee it". Sold by Foshay & Mason. Shiioh's Cure and consumption cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures coueuiiiption. For sale by Foshay fc Mason. Have you seen those beautiful cement walls in tha cemeter s, put up by E. W. Achison, at alf the cost of stone. No. 1 screen doors, wired and stained, if 1 50. Adjustible screen windows, wired and stained from 70c and up at Sugar Pine Door and Lumber Co., .Albany, Or. Rev. II. II. Fairall, I). D., edi tor of the Iowa Methodist, says editorially. "We have tested the merits of Ely's Cream Balm, ami believe that by a thorough course of treatment, it will cure almost every case of catarrh. Ministers, as a class are alllcted with head and throat troubles, and catarrh seems more prevalent than ever. We cannot recommend Fly's Cream Balm too highly. Croup, whooping cough and bronchitis immediately relived by Shiioh's Cure. For sale by Foshay A Mason. Sleepless nights, made miserable by tiiat terrible cough, Shiioh's Cure is the remedy for vou. For sale by Foshay A Mason. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiioh's Cat arrah remedy, price 00 cent". Nasal injector free, sold by Foshay & Mason. BUSINESS LOCALS, Ribbons at cost at Searls. Hulin A Dawson, druggists. French keeps railroad time. Nice greens at Parker Bros. Conn A llendricson, grocers. Ladies for your Oxford ties go where they keep a complete line at Klein's. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiioh's or ms p'aster. Price cents at Foshav it Mason. Teachers Examination. Notice is hereby given that the regular public "examination of teachers, for Linn county, will take place in Albany, commencing on Wednesday, May 27 at 1 o'clock p. m. ami continue until Friday noon. May 20. AH terchers must, positively lie present at the time of commencement, as no one wi'l he admitted to the examination w ho is not so present. i. F. Ri sski.i.. County School Superintendent. XKfF TO-DAY. Vnkat Point hoom corr.u;E fok r- lit. :tn.l furniture f T salt-, atniuat nvw, cm I... a-, iirt-.l at a jrreal liur.-dii, an the I'lirii. s jr.- idling f leave the city, Apply at 1 1 Kit AMI OlIIcU. (U. WANTKO Forsniallfamily ol two. X Apply at the resilience ol Mrs. A. 1! Mc llwuiti. 13 AY .MAKE FOK SALE. Impure at the Alliany nursery. T ANTED A laly pantaloon maker, apply v Hmneniaieiy at it. shop, l:r.Ht.lu!iiin stre it. YirA.XTKI) A Htylish, rnlle bu-y hcrso, 1 1 not slower than a a minute traveler. A ply to J. S. Antouelle, at M Charms hiit.rl. STKAYKIi-Fmiii the III.-k-iis l.rilae a nu.iir nt.-ei i hat wm liouvl.t at the Kile hist fill ; re.l with a slit ami iir.il.-rl.it in ath ear. Iiitorination leading lo its recovery will lie Miital.lt rewardej hy the ..a ner I.. Sein'e' at Ail. anv. I C OST- r rom the ilejw.t h-.tel in t'es JJ a small Se.tch l.-rrier slu. l.i.ruii- fi in lea. hi. to its re;oery w.ll siiitahle rewar.te.l DKKSSMAKIXO Work neatlv .lone, ai.J satisfaction Ktriraii:'.il. MlH Al.KI.AII'K F. Ill I'MUUT Knomoin Mrs. .1. h. farter's ni k-n v, corner of Fifth ami KailroL. I Ms. "BRICK FOR SALE! .1. S. Vorg.ui bus moved his icm--li m e to liis brick yar.l southeast of tic: city, au.l Hi. sc .l.-sirini; to pur. cli.is brick vi 1 1 1 liiul Iii m tin-re here after. II.- lias on haml a lar-re lot of line A 1 lire I- for sale. HE All ESTATE. Real estate values are governed largely by the push, energy and confidence shown by the eople of any special locality, as well as by natural advantages. West Fortland Fark to-day stands in the front rank, and head and shoulders above all other com petitors, as regards advantages. Why? Only 5 cents fare into the city of Fortland. Froperty ready for building. A motor run ning or. schedule time, and an elet-trio line under construction. A healthy location, and beautiful residence proprrty. A good profit to those who invest, treasonable terms and low prices for lots. Ca'I and secure some of these bargains of Mrs. Hyman & Baker, 1 15 First street. DELMONICO RESTAURANT, FINEST IN THF. CITY, MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Tables supplied with every thing the market alfords. KeuLir Dinner, 2 Gets. JliT'Kastern and coast oysters on hand. 8am Coktz, Frop. Two humlre.1 ami twmt flxe acres all well iiproe.l, l:i.r. in L'nu.i an. I a tine prcspeet )f a irootl crop and !o acres in pxsture Lava well. Lame barn newly hii'lt, irn.' or-hard, two oo.t springs. The above described farm. irrain and farming implements for sale f ir SI-. Fan tem.s. Forfu-lhcr )uirti,-alars call on rr write to H.J. I jrnrntce. Laconic., 1.11111 county, Oregon. 1 EGGS FOR SALE. I will sell full blood Leghorn eggs, both single and roso comb. for $1 50 per KJ. also dotted Wyan dotts, I.ioht ISrahmas, Langshan and 1'lyniouth Rocks at the same pi ice. j. .1. IloiTK, Tangent, Or, Alniliii-.f mlor's ollrc MM IUh is lieieby given to all per sons interested that on the istli day of April. Is'.tl, tbe undersigned was appointed by the county court of Linn county, Oregon, administrator of the estate of Aitlnir I.. Tab.er, deceased, hit - of said county and state. All prisons indebted to said estate will make payment to the undersigned and those having claims against said estate will present tliem leeal'y au thenticated within six months from date for allowance. Dated this 1st day of May, A. D, lxl. II. F. '1 A ItLEK. .Administrator. A WEAK MAN Can cure himself of the de plorable results of early abuse and perfectly restore his vigor and vital ity by our home treatment. The remarkable cures of hopeless cases of nervous debility and private coiimlaints are ever where stamp ing out quackery. Treaties and question list, a physician's gift to Buffering humanity, will be sent fiee to those atliictec. Address with stamp FIONEER INSTITUTE, 4115 Kearny St., Room 2, San Francisco, Cal. Highest of all in Leavening Power. ABSOLUTELY PURE L. E. Blain, The Leadiuff Clothier. THE PROGRESSIVE PURCHASER DESIRES 1( to see a line of goo h that emlwdies in its immense variety, the linest pad conservative fashionable features of the day, combine 1 with a complete assort ment of staples, all made rind i'nished in the very high est standard of excellence, a;:J placed on the market at popular prices, our exhibit f r the coming spring and summer season will surely command bis attention. - A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW CLOTHING MADE Fit guaranteed in his Prices Always Heasonable. lUIIUUUyUUtfUyttUnilililUUltUiiatnlUUUa The Albany A FULL LINE OF "In Spring the young man's fancy Lightlyjturns to tliouglits of love !" M lit) i It aIo turus to i JL WX flllCBglllSOfwi M 2The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty housewife. e.W Ml turn their steps, when searching for fresh table delicacies, choice butter, fresh laid eggs, staple and fancy groceries of ad kinds, to the grocery store of C. E. Browne!. Once "We wish to remind you that we car ry the most Complete Line of Hard ware, Stoves and Kanoes in the Val !ey. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report Baking Powder PAT - f iTERNS FOR SUITINGS AN3 TROUSERS TO ORDER AND A tailoring department. UlIUUiiliUt:liUi:t:Ulilllii:ii.iU:i;i!l:t.l:iliil. Furniture Co. UXDKIITAKIXG. Asain
