THE MOKNIN 6 HERALD; THURSDAY. MAY 28, 18U1
glormng gaily gctaltt
WAS HE THE OTHER BURGLAR?
ON SALE.
The Daily Herald will be on
Bale each morning al II. J. Jones'
book Btore.where it t an be procure!
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
The "Social Session' to night.
Richard Xeil, of Portland, ia in
the city.
Allen's do their own delivering,
carefully and promptly.
Leave your orders for dressed
chickens at Allen Bros.
O. A. Cheney's Weekly Journal
has suspended publication.
Fresh cherries and strawberries
every morning at Allen Bros.
Look out for the Black Hussar
band parade to-day at 10 o'clock.
Sam Goet.'ft fancy pastry, cakes
and bread, fresh every morning, at
Allen Bros.
The (--eorgia Minstrels to-morrow
nitrht. Ik not miss theirjrreat
performance.
Oouiiciluien B. F. Tabler and F.
M. French returned from Salem
last evening.
Reserved seats for the leorgia
Minstrels Friday evening are on
sale at Will & Link's.
Ice cream by the pint or quart
at Boenicke's, and guaranteed to
be the finest in the city.
For an elegant and perfect fitting
corset call at the La lies Bazaar.
Inquire for the "B. B.''
Hurlburt t Edris invite a trial
washing ot clothes to test the
1'acilic Washing Machine.
Mrawoernes, clierrit-s, gxjse-
foerries, entrants, etc., received
every mornin, at Allen Bros.
Just received a new invoice of
ladies' ready made wrappers and
children1 dresses at tne Ladies
Bazaar.
A splendid supper was given by
Win. White at ihe I'ily Restaur
ant for the dancing party Tuesday
evening.
A large line of children's sun
nonnets, sciiool nats, white apr.ms
and dresses just received at the
Ladies Basaar.
The Pacific Washing Machines
a genuine Oregon invention, and
is made in the city of F.ugene ; give
i: an examination.
Engineer Casey has resigned his
position on the Lebanon local train
and will remove to Salem lo take
charge of the yard engine :he:e.
Sheriff Nolan, of Kugene, was in
the city yesterday in search of a
horse thief who ptole a jkuiv from
J. I. Phillipi at Cohu-gon Sunday.
A reward is offered for his capture.
The I laughters of Bebekah are
requested to meet at the I. . O. F.
hall this afternoon at 2 to make
arrangements for a supper to be
given to the encampment Friday
evening.
Don't forget Friday afternoon,
the grand Filiform parade given
by the (.ieorgia minstrels. See the
most wonderful drum major of his
age in the world, Master Bertie
Trice. Secure your seats early.
Reserved seats 75 cents.
The commencement exercises oi
the Acadamy of Our Ladv of Pei
petual Help, will be held in the
opera house, June 11th, at 8 r. m.
The pupils are hard at work prac
ticing for the occasion and hope,
as usual, to give their friends a
pleasant entertainment.
A foot race has been matched
between Wiley Young, of Oorval
lirt, and Charles Braithwait, of In
dependence, to be run in Corvallis
June 7lh, for $200 a eide. The
distance is HO yards and the con
testants are going through a course
of training.
Those who have flowers that they
are willing to donate for decoration
day serviees, w ill please so inform
the committee or send them to the
i. A. It. hall by 2 p. in. on Friday.
The ladies of the corps and post
members will meet at the hall at 2
p. in. on Friday to prepare the
llowcre.
e have received from R. W.
Mitchell, Supeiintendent of the
Portland Industrial Ex position, an
"Advance Courier" containing a
general description of the principal
features which will be offered by
the exposition Opening September
17th ami closing October 17th,
lssil. He very thoughfully sup
plies us also w ith blank applica
tions for intending exhibitor.
w hich can be obtained by calling
at this office. There is every
indications of the exposition ot
is'il being far ahead ot any of its
predecessors. The music will lit I
iurnished by the great Imperial
Band of Mexico, and the other
features are on as tqtiallv a high
plane.
He Meets Death Und-tr the Car Wheels
on the 8oathero Pacific Railroad
MEMORIAL DAT.
As the construction train on the
Southern Pacific approached a
small trestle between Marion and
Jefferson yesterday, morning the
mangled remains of a man were
discovered on the track. On ex
amination it was found that he
had no hat, coat or shoes and the
description was so perfect as to
leave little doubt that he was the
burglar who escajed from the Al
bany police the previous evening.
He had no doubt been run over
by the overland train. It is prob
able that some of the shots tired
at him took effect, which led to
his being killed while riding on
the break-beam.
On the remains of the itiun was
found a letter from his brother,
Mr. Harris, recorder of deeds in
Yamhill county, recounting his
bad character and telling him that
he was a disgrace to tiie familv,
and advising him to do better. It
is said he also has a brother in
Salem, when the remains were
taken for an inquest.
With one of this gang of burg
lars in jail and the other in sheol,
the country ought to have a rest
from the nu nitrous visitations of
these midnight marauders, with
which the Willamette Valley has
recent y been alllicted.
The . police of Albany deserve
much credit for having run down
the gang of burglars. They had
been watching for- them close! v for
ome time before the capture.
L.u'kk. Mnce the abovi was
written it is learned that the man
killed was a tramp named Harris,
as related in our dispatches this
mornii g, and not the escaped
burglar. His shoes were found
near by, having been torn off by
the train.
WATERLOO NOTES.
Soda water again.
Strawberries are quite plentiful
in this section.
Rob't. Moore, wife and children
of Tangent spent Sunday with Mr.
Klum of this p'ace.
Mr. lUvid Avers, was taken sud
denly ill Saturday morning, with
paraly.-is from which he has not
entirely recovered.
Rev. Mr. Boyd, of Lebanon, held
service near our town Sunday at
o i. m. with a large attendance.
TJ.Miss Aildie Coyle, of Lebanon,
is spending the week with her
aunt, Mrs. Klum.
Mrs. Ueislcr.who has been visit
ing relatives in Pendleton, Oregon,
is again seen on oar streets.
Soda water is as good as ever,
anil every one sho'ili! get a good
drink and be happy.
The hotel is undergoing repairs
and will l! ready for accommoda
in a bh-.it time.
The spring will soon be repaired
and a crossing made.
Sunday school lias been post
poned till the campiueeting a'
Midaville is over.
J.ti.Oross will make a trip to
Albany with a load of soda water
from this place Thursday.
Jui'e a picnic crowd from Leba
non spent Minday here.
State l'harmacy Law.
The new state pharmicy law
makes ii unlawful for any person
not a registered pharmacist to con
duct any ding store or compound
and retail drugs. Any person is
entitled to be registeied as a regis-
tereii pharmacist, who is a gradu
ate of a school of pharmacy, or a
licentiate, or is at the time this
act takes effect, engaged in the
business of a dispensing pharma
cist. Licentiate pharmacists must
he such persons as have passed a
satisfaiory examination before the
state board of pharmacy. An as
sistantclerk in pharmacy not hav
ing the qualifications of a registered
pharmacist, who is not less than
IS years of age, and who at the
time this act takes effect, has been
employed for two or more years in
a drug store where medi.al pre
scriptions are compounded and has
furnished satisfactory evidence of
such facts to the state board of
pharmacy, may become a register
ed assistant if registered within
i() days after this act takes effect,!
and continue his duties as a clerk
or assistant, hut cannot assume
the duties of a registered pharma
cist un.ess he subsequently be
comes a registered pharmacist.
I tie law went into ellect reb. 21
1V.I. Applicants are requred to
register within three months from
that date which is now passed.
Violation of this law is made pun-
ishat.le uy indictment and line.
Programme of the G-A. R. Observances to
Be Held oa May 30-
Invations are extended to each
chutcii, seciet order, school, col
lege, academy, militia company
and all otlicers, sailors and marin
ers and the public generally.
It is requested that the national
colors be placed on the court house,
school buildings and the college
buildings in the city and county
on Memorial Pay.
Members of .vlcPherson Post, as
well as memhers of all other posts,
will appear in uniform, if possible,
and tne ladies of McPherson
Women's Relief Corps will appear
at the post hall as early as 8
o'clock, and earlier if possible, to
prepare fl jwers and memorial
badges. The oflicer; and members
of Company F. O. X. (L, teachers,
professors, school children, stu
dents, members of different secret
societies, and the public generally
w ill assemble on Ferry street, near
the U. A. R. hall and w ill be ready
to form the procession at 8 o'clock
a. m. sharp.
The procession will form on
Ferry street, with the head of the
column in the south and in the
following order:
Band
2 Oiiicers of Second regiment,
and Co. F. O. N. U. and oiiicers
thereof.
o Members of McPherson Post,
all old soldiers, sailors and ma
rines.
4 Ladies of W. R. C.
5 Sons of Veterans.
Professors and students of
colleges and academies, teachers
and pupils of public schools.
7 Mem ners ol dilfeient churches
and secret societies.
8 The public generally.
The procession will move prj
cistly at 8 o'clock south on Ferry
street to Seventh street and west
on Seventh street to the ga'.e on
south side of the city cemetery;
and proceeding directly from the
gate to the graves to be decorated.
On reaching the cemetery the
procession will form around the
graves as follows: The column
will march around the graves,
half right face, forming a hollow
square. Company F. O. N. (i.,
forming the south side facing the
north; memhers of McPherson
Pjst. W. R. C., Sons of Veterans,
old soldiers, sailors and marines
the east side, facing the west; pro
fessors ami students of collegts
and academies, teachers and pupils
to the north side facing the south ;
w ith smaller children with flowers
and evergreens in front, and the
members of different churches
societies and organizations, secret
orders and the public generally
the west side of the square facing
the east.
Then will occur the Memorial ad
dress oy Judge l. R. X. Blackburn.
despositing flowers and evergreens
on the graves, lirirg salutes in the
order prescribed by the ritual.
The procession will then reform
and return to the i. A. R. hall.
At 7 :o( at the opera house the
laities of the W. R. C. will give a
Memorial May entertainment, the
programme ol which is as follows
MUST CART.
Music National patriotic air.
Song By quartette of gentle
men.
Recitation -"Cover Them Over
Miss Helen Crawford.
Music Slow march, while
ladies plae flowers on symbolical
grave.
Recitation "Address to Dead
oldiers Miss Mamie Allen
Response, a readinur Bv
H. II. Hewitt.
Music Triumphal nnrch.
Closing memorial services.
Music while arranging for
ond part.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
J. K. Kirkpatri -k to Allie East
ham, two lots in Kirkpatrick'e
second addition, Lebanon ; con
sideration, $160.
I. S. to Lewis Champeau, ICO
acres; patent.
School district Xo. 16 to J. C.
Mossholder, 2 lots, Ralston's sec-
onk addition, Lebanon : consider
ation, $700.
Thos. Brandon to Eliza Brandon,
tract of land ; consideration, $7500.
R. X. Thompson to J. F. and
Diantha Venner, 144x210 feet,
North Brownsville; consideration,
n.
B. H. Allen to Mary R. Phelps,
2 lit9, Halsey; consideration, $U5.
J. R. Kirkpatrick to (teo. Dag
gert, 3 lots, Lebanon ; considera
tion, $300.
E. C. Phelps to B. A. Stafford,
1 block, Halsey; consideration, $1.
J. M.Flaugher to W J Flaugher,
40 acres; consideiation, $200.
Frances A. SerHing to Mary
Beard, 1-5 part in 1120 acres ; con
sideration, $1280.
Win. E. Kerlting to Mrv Beard,
1 5 of 320 acres; consideration,
$1280.
Henry (jueener to Xancy Croft,
40 acres; consideration, $1.
J. L. Cowan to (ieorge E. Cham
berlain. K, interest in 10,0u0 acres,
being the donation land claim of
James P. Schooling and others,
2'.., miles miles from Harrisburg;
consideration, $10,000.
Geo. C. Cooley to E. B. Tatter
son, 5 acres; consideration, $350.
LKTTEIt LIST.
letters
in the
1801 :
Chas.
Following is the list of
that remain uncalled for
Albany postoflice May 27,
Mr. R. E. Bumes, 2; Mr.
Burnee, Mr. II. C. Curtiss, Wni.
Colin, Mr. P. Cramer, Climax
Milling Co, Mr. Chester Chamber
lain, Mr. Harry Call, Mrs. William
Davis, Mr. A. S. tiruher, Mr. Juet
George, Huston Xickols & Co,
Mike Hutt, Mr. Al Hogan, Laie
House, J. F. Halliday, Mr. William
Harrington, Miss Nellie Ki.er, E.
E. Knight Esq, Jay Klam Esq,
Mrs. Rosa Layton, Miss Leaia,
McFarland, Miss Melia McClum,
Mr. E. J. .VcCausland. MissTrixie
Morgan, Mrs. Dell Merwin, W.
Charlie Motver, Miss Bertha
Powell, Miss Minnie Rehwalt. Mr.
(ieorge Rogers, Mr. I). Reed, Mrs.
Edith Ross, Mr 11. A. Kobbinson.
Miss Clara Rohensor, L. L.
Smith, Mr. Henry Schreiber, Mr.
B. Schimisusky, Mr. W.J. Shep
ard, Rev. J. W. Suee 1, 2 John
Straak, Lawrence Seilriek, Mr.
Alliert T. Thompson, Mr. Jimmie
Vac Norton, Mr. Dan Walker, Mr.
L. J. Wheeler, Miss Ella Willson,
Mr. J. V. Willson.
Thos. Montkith, P. M.
ALBANY COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
The year will close on Wednes
day June 10th, when the orations
of the senior class will be pro
nounced in the opera house. Ihe
graduating exercises will begin at
10 :30 o'clock a. m. The class con
sists of Carleton E. Sox, Richmond
Wheeler, and Percy A. Young.
The annual sermon w ill be preach
ed on Sabbath June 7th at 10
o'clock a. m. by Rev. F. H.Uwynne
D. I), of Salem, who will also
deliver an address to young people
on Sabbath evening.
All the commencement exercises
will be held in the opera house.
The undergraduate entertain
ment will be given on Monday
evening June 8th, and a lecture
on Tuesday evening.
THE WOKLU EMUCIIED.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs w as first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative known, as it ii
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andeflectual tocleanse
the system gently in the SpriL
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
KxcurHlon to Newport,
The first of the popular excur
sions of the season will be given
on Sunday, May 31st. A special
train will leave Albany at 7 a. m.,
arriving at Xewport at 10 a. m.,
returning, leave at 7 i m., arriving
in Albany at 10 a. m., giving the
excursionists all day at the sea
side. First class accommodations
may be secured at the hotels and
the weather is very pleasant. The
fare for the round trip has been
placed at the extremely low rate
of $2, making it within the reach
of all.
NEW TO-DA Y.
OPERA
HI
Warner & CraDor,Lessees & Managers
ONE NIGHT OXLY!
Monday, June 1, '91
The Celebrated Comedienne
MISS VERXOXA TT
JaebeaU
In her
brilliant
comedy
musical
STARLIGHT,
Sui ported by her own com
pany of comedy and musi
cal talent.
EVERYTHING CHANGED
New Costumes! New Songs!
New Dances! New Faces!
New Sayings ! Xew Music!
Xew Funny Situations !
Xew Gavotte by
PRETTY GIRLS, BEAUTIFULLY COSTUMED.
THE HIT OF Till: SKASON !
MISS JARBEAU'S XEW SONGS
"Wink the Other Eye,"
"It's the Same Thing Over Again."
Change of It uxineiiH.
Notice is hereby giyen that
Mueller & Garrett have sold to E.
J. Lanning their entire business.
goods, wares, merchandise, liook
accounts, fixtures, etc. Parties in
debted to said lirui w ill please call
and settle at once with E. J. Lan
ning. to whom all accounts are
payable.
All outstanding indebtedness
will be settled by Mueller it Gar
rett. Ml G AKKKTT,
E. J. Lansino.
A IbanjvM ay 25, 18'Jl.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Jeff. D. Bernstein, Prop. A Man'r.
Reserved seats 75c. at Will &
Link's music store, Upeia House
block.
FUN
FU
FL'X
OPERA HOUSE
M:
sec
Nettlly Kept.
A visit to the stable of the street
railway coinnany, under the skill
ful manipulation of J. S. Lamar,
is worth the trouble it takes, just
to see horses kept in the ino.-l
comfortable and cleanly manner
possible and every thing as neat
as a pin. One stall is fixed up
witti vats iu w hich the horses can
stand lor a short time to keei
their feet moist and comfortable.
;IiIfii Wrililiiig.
The fiftieth anniversary of the
weddii g of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
S. (.'lark was celebrated on the
2i'ith inst. at the residence of W.
A. Cox, in this city, by a surprise
patty. A vety enjoyable time
was spent, and young and old
joined iu wishing our ancd and
highiy respecled citizens many
mole years to their well spent and
happy lives. Among those pres
ent were: W. A. Cox and familv,
Mr. and Mrs. D. ,. Smith aiid
family, .Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Curii
and family. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mckinley and family, Mr. and
i - J. I'avis ami lanulv, Mrs. A
The cars, harness and every i I lackiemati and Mr. and Mrs. S.
appurtenance is kept in lust cusf
style. In the ollice are kept full
files of the latest publications upon
subjects pertaining to the business
all iu apple pie order. The com
pany, we are iuloimeil, will soon
put on an open car which will be a
great conitort during the warm
weather.
' - Irvine.
I'.axe Bull Notes.
The Burns Bios., arrived in this
city last evening from Bi-uwu's
m, II to play with the Linns iu the
game with the Albanys Saturday.
'1 he . M. C. A. and live mem
bers (i the Albany nine i,.-ivh
pc'inoneii Aiana
er Win f mi--. n
lroiii the Hautiu... .Mine. ,,, to tilav f, r ni.m.-v in ll.e
Mr. McChesney brought out ! with the Linns on .-aturdav. s i
irom Hie rantiam mines i ues ay Morieil ol ?:,i a Mile i,-t already
eyeiiing some of the richest ore i ihe game will probably goon."
up
that has yet come bom that dis
trict. It is free gold ore of fine
quality. The specimens of them
selves are worth considerable
money, and are additional evi
dence of the well known richness
pt the mines.
i ne viators in I lie ua me Satur
day should play the Cheinawa
Indian nine. They play good ball
and it would be an interesting
match. The Indians understand
the national game and play it to
the queen's taste.
SKCOND l'AKT.
"The Gathering of the Muses
Clio, the muse of history of
epi; poetry Mrs. Searls.
j.iuerpe, tne muse ot Ivric
poetry Miss Emma Crawford.
lhalia, the muse of comedy-
.miss jora ance.
Melpomene, the muse of trag
edy Mrs. Darkness.
Terpsichore, the muse of danc
ing, Miss Daisy Hopkins.
Erato, the muse of tender poe
try Miss Carrie Penn.
Polyhymnia, the muse of har
monyMiss Tina Monteith.
Crania, the muse of astronomy
Mrs. Sherman Thompson.
Calliope, the pweet voiced muse
Mrs. Emma Miller.
Short address by Rev. S. G.
Irvine.
Solo by Rev. E. R. Prichard.
Reading by corps president.
The graces will be represented
by several young ladies.
To close w ith a tableau.
Admission to any part of the
house, 25 cents. Reserved seats
without extra change. Tickets
can I e procured and seats reserved
at Will A Link's music store.
Ihe proceeds of this memorial
service and entertainment at the
ipera house on Saturday niirht are
lo be applied on payment for lots
in the city cemetery, purchased by
the ti. A. R. post for the burial of
old soldiers.
A Treat In Store fur Albany.
Col. Bain, the "silver-tongued
tuator," of Kentucky, a lecturer of
national reputation, is now making
x tour through our state, ana is
engaged to lecture twice in our
city within the next ten davs.
Precise dates will bo given later.
The opera house w ill be secured if
iKissible and the lecture will be
free, though a collection will be
expected. The colonel has lec
tured in Portland several times to
, ....
targe audiences, and Albany peo
ple will not be slow in appreciat
ing his ability. Miss Frances E.
Wiilard says of him: "I'ne
iua!ed in humor, he is also unap
proachable in pathos, logical to
the core, his rhetoric so wraps its
warmth about, his arguments tiiat
even the young and thoughtless
can hut exclaim: 'Behold these
dry bones live!' "
Vernuna .larheau Coming.
He who misses Peeing and hear
ing Vernona Jarbeau in "star
light" will have a matter for future
regret. "Starlight" is a string of
the brightest and most fopular
melodies culled from here, there
and everywhere. There is very
little dialogue, but there is plenty
of the best sort of singing. Jar
lieau hersell is generous of her
time and presence. She simniv
bubbles over with life and individ
uality. From the crown of the
head she carriea so jauntily to the
toe of the slipper ttiat sometimes
twinkle in mid-air in a manner
quite as bewitching as daring, the
characteristic fallows itself. She
sings French songs, English songs,
a topical song, dances with inimit
able abandon and laughs with an
infectiousness that no one can
resist. Her prettiest bit of acting
is perhaps in the little scene at the
piano, and her moat charmingly
rendered song, "Where Are You
Going, My Pretty Maid?" She
has a clever set of people with her
and she is not afraid to let them
make the most of their opportuni
ties. This celebrated comedienne
and her brilliant musical comedy
company, will be in tins cuy, June
1st.
1'ronpectloe fur Coal.
The Carbondale Coal Mining
company, ot Scio, has bought ttie
steam rock and well digging ma
chine which J. B. Hughes oper
ated here last summer, and took it
out to their coal fields last week to
prospect for coal. Mr. Hughes has
returned and reports the following
points in sinking a prospect hole
100 feet deep : height feet of clav.
3t feet of sand rock, 0 feet strata
of coal, rock, clay, etc., 10 feet of
soap stone, 7 feet of coal. rock.
clay, etc., 24 feet of sand rock, w ith
two or three small coal seams at
about ; feet. I hey will move to
a low place and expect to sink a
prospect hole 200 or 300 feet, and
all hope they w ill find a good de
posit of coal.
Two Important Canal Enterprises.
Engineer E. J. O'Connor return
ed yesterday from Lebanon, where
he lias been making the survey for
the Lebanon canal. He says that
$7000 stock has been subscribed,
and a meeting was to tie held Wed
nesday evening to organize a com
pany to commence the work. The
estimated cost of the canal, which
is 4 'e miles long is $13,055, which
will be raised, insuring the canal.
Mr. O'Connor will go to Harris
burg Monday to make the survey
for the canal at that place.
If you want a durable monu
ment go to E. W. Achison, who
are handling nothing but the beef
grades.
ORIGINAL-
FRIDAY, MAY 29TH,
A company of
ll ARTISTS 1G
Headed by the smallest drum
major in the world, Mas
ter Bertie Trice.
WATCH!
WAIT !
Reserved seafs 75c, at Will fe
Link's. Don't miss the grand
street parade Friday afternoon.
Opera House,
Warner & Craoor, Lessees & Manager!.
Ribbons at cost at Searls.
Mens underwear at Searls.
Hulin & Dawson, druggists.
French keeps railroad time.
Xice greens at Parker Bros.
Fresh milk bread at Goetz Bros.
Silk mitts at the Ladies Bazaar.
Conn & Hendricson, grocers.
Bread of all kinds fresh at Goetz ! -jj xi) UNIFORM
Xo. 1 screen doors, wired and
stained, $1 50. Adjustible screen
windows, wired and stained from
70c and up at Sugar Pine Door and
Lumber Co., Albany, Or.
That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it. Sold by Foslray
& Mason.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
arrah remedy, price 50 cents.
Xasal injector free, sold by Fosliay
& Mason.
Shiloh's Cure and consumption
cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
It cures coneuiuption. For sale
by Fosliay A Mason.
Sleepless nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough, Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. For
sale by Foshay & Mason.
Have you Been those beautiful
cement wans in the cemeter ts,
put up by E. W. Achison, at all
the cost of stone.
Croup, whooping cough and
bronchitis immediately relived bv
Shiloh's Cure. For sale by Fosliay
& Mason.
If you suffer pricking pains on
moving the eyes, or cannot bear
bright light, and find your sight
week and falling, you should
promptly use Dr. H. Mclean's
Strengthening Eye Salve. 25
cents a box.
That sour-tempered, cross, dys
peptic individual, should take Dr.
J. H. Mclean's Sarasaparilla! It
will make him feel as well and
hearty as the healthiest of us. He
needs bracing up, vitalizing, that
is all.
Frequently accidents, occur in
the house-hold which cause burns,
sprains and bruises ; for use in such
cases Dr. J. II. McLeam's Volcanic
IT .1 r
uu Liiiuineni nas ior many years
been the constant fevoiito family
remeuy.
tor all forms of nasal catarrh
1 1 r .1
wnere mere is uryness i the air
passages with what is commonly
called "stuffing up," especially
when going to netl, Ely s Cream
Balm gives immediate relief. Its
benefit to me has been priceless.
A. G. Case, M. D., Milwood, Kas.
One of my children had a verv
bad discharge from her nose. Two
physicians prescribed, but w ithout
benefit. We tried Ely s Cream
Balm, and, much to our surprise.
there was a marked improvement.
Wecontinued using t lie Halm and
in a short time the discharge was
cured. O. A. Cary, Corning, X.
Y.
L. EX Blain,
The Loadino: Clo
ner.
'F TIIE PROGRESSIVE PURCHASER DESIRES
S to see a line of goods t hat embodies in its immense
variety, the finest- and conservative fashionable
features of the day, combined with a complete assort
ment of staples, all made and fiiished in the very high
est standard of excellence, and placed on the market at
popular prices, our exhibit for the coming spring and
summer season will surely command his attention.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT-!
HTRNS FOR SUIT1NCS AND TROUSERS
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AND A
Fit guaranteed in Lis tailoring department.
Prices Always Keasonahlk.
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The Albany
Furniture
e
Co.
Also
STREET PARADE
SEE!
ONE NIGHT OXLY !
Tliiirsday, May 28,
him
ft'rvtwtiti.i-?
their latest
cotneily
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report,
Vienna bread at the Delmonico.
14
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A SOCIAL SESSION
One of tlie fininicxt plays ever written. Re
plete with Minting, dancing and ieiia.
tics: a nkillf ill blending of de icious
liiiinur, Hpa'klini; sceiieH, meloili
cm Honk's, popular music,
hriNtling with liveliest
sort funny aituilions.
A continuous stream
lauthtor from be
ginning to end.
writtkh riR
LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLY !
Accompanied by the Famous
BLACK HUSSAR BAND.
MaKiiillwntly uniforowl and elegantly equip-
pcu, rendering in an exipusite manner a
class of music never before tried hy
any similar organization.
The Representative Traveling Band of Aw.cr
ira, iirdcr the leadership of of the talented
youni; virtuoso, Kdward E Niekernon.
OUR STAR ORCHESTRA !
Every member a soloist. Every
poloiut an artist. Our prar.rf
band parade occurs at 12 o'clock,
flliarp. Concert from 12:10 to
12 :.'i0, and in the evening from 7
to 7 :30. Prices : Lower floor,
$1 ; general admission 50c. Seats
on sale at Will & Link's.
A FULL LINE OF UNDERTAKING.
"In Spring the young man's fancy
Lightly turns to thoughts of love '."
Cr r
Wn lit also telo!
jIL lf IilKiiichts of scmel
K , ) liliil pil lOI
1 HHKHrHriJ ft-Cr-fcafc-t-Cr
A 2The wise young man, the old man, the thriftv hoimewife. all will
turn their steps, when searching for fresh talile delicacies, choice
butter, fresh laid egg-J, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds, to the
grocery store of
C. E. Brownell.
Once Agcmn
"We "wish, to remind yon that wo car
ry the most Complete Line of Hard
ware,' Stoves and lanes in the Val
IeV MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
M
Wauled !
An order for 200,000 poiUMTs of
wool has been received by A. Sen
ders, who will pay the highest
m rrket price. Bring yonr srool to
hiin in Albany, and get your
money.
fTV) KENT A new
X liK-ated,
6 room crvt-totre, nicelv
with bam, fvr S pr niunth.
n A T.X, jJ2T1D SEIZE
THE VERM HAY PRESS
TJneqnaled for fasl work and light
draft. Manufactured at the foot of
Baker Street, Albany, by
PRICE VERNON.
Apply to W. W. Crcvrder,