Morning daily herald., May 31, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THKMOKNIfftt HET'ALI); SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1891
YE3TERDAY'3 BALL GAME.
O.N HA 1.1.
T!ie Paii.y 1Ikkai.ii will he 0:1
Bale each mor ning at 11. .1. Jones'
hook store, where it in be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
clubs at the Oelmonicn lestaurant
last evening by Mr. T. L. Wallace.
Strawberries aii'l cream were
served, and speeches were m:id."
by the players and viators. Roth
! clubs agreed to play aain, and !
T!u' nmst interesting bat-e ball fo in an invincible "nine from b -th
game of the reason, and altogether ! clubs as .soon a-i practicable.
inline iii.u mist ueen
FROM BROWNSVILLE-
THE CHCRCHE3.
The Allanvs slJ Linns Play-d Lk. Pro.
f Siionab, tiie Former Winning,
Enc nraging Oatlook Reported
Mining Di.-tri. ts-
from the ; WLon.
i
Where and by Whom Serv ces
Will Ba Eel J To-Day.
JOIUNiIS Al'.dU TOWN.
Jarbeau Monday evening.
Fresh bread every day at Rarker
Rt'OS.
The finest milk shakes in the
city at Roenitke's.
tieo. Waggoner, of Corvallis, was
in this city yesterday.
Roenicke's French ii'e cream is
the f moot best in the city.
Allen's do their own delivering,
carefully and promptly.
Leave your orders) for dressed
chickens at Allen I'.rts.
Eugene La Forest and family
wont to l'oitland yesterday.
Marry Woodin, of Rortland, is
visiting his parents in this city.
II lie Rackensto and vii:'e, of
Pallas, are visiting in this city.
fakes of all varieties, fancy and
plain at the Ivlmonieo restaurant.
Win. r.'ist-y and Myron I-lif ui.of
llarneu:g, wtie in the city yes
terday. M. K. I'ayne, of Vo:s City, is
making a visit to u'.d fi iends in
Albany.
Sa'n Goelz's fancy pastry, cakes
and bread, fresh everv moi .'ting, at
Allen Eros.
Veg tables from Linn county
gtrdel's, received every itioinhigat
I'.irkcr Rms.
Clarence Gray, foreman 01" ti.e
Harrisbiiij' Courier, was m the
c.ty yesterday, j
Take home a quarto? R lenieke's
tine French ice cream to . lay. For
quality it can't be beat.
- For an elegant and per fee! littin
eoret call at the Ladies Razaur. j
Inquire for tin- " 15. 1'.."
the best game that has
played 111 Albany, was the match
between the Albanys and the
Linns, played in this city yester
day afternoon. The game was for
a purse of 1UU. The Albany nine
had been victors in each of their
for mcr games with Lebanon ami
Corvallis. ami were in better trim
than ever. The Linns were to
play their first came of the season.
T.ieir battery was known to be
btrong and a closely contested
game was expected. Several
thousand Deople assembled
to witness the game.
The positions of the nines were
as follows :
The Albanys: Larimore ),
Smiley c, Van Wilson ss, Mar
shall 1 h, I'.lodgett ''b. Magers b.
Rreekenndge r f, Kennie c f,
! Leimert 1 i.
! The Linns: C Rums p, 1).
j i'.urns c, O'Neill ss, Pyer lb,
Wright '' b, Lewis : h, Rarr r f,
.b-rarland c f, Stites 1 f.
The game was called at 3::50,
with C. W. Watts as umpire.
Rarr went to the bat far the
Linns ami made lirs-t O.i three
strikes. Pyer went to first 011
balls, and s'ole second while Rarr
scored. P. R':riiS struck out. C.
Rurns hit safe to first and Dyer
second. Hums stole second and
in ule a great slide to third. Lewis
struck out. O'Neill hit sale and
went to first while Rurns c-coicd.
I'cFarland struck out, retiring the
side.
Mar.-hai! took the bat for the
Albanys at d hit a 8 fe to first.
Van Wilson did likewise and
Marshall came home. Rlodgett
retired at first. Rreckeiiridge
made a safe hit and Van Wilson
scored, followed by l'.reckenridge.
L.iriujore struck out. Makers sent
a fly to secor.d and Wright pulled
it down.
In the second inning honors
DECORATION DAY.
Company F-, 0. N- G.. To:', .cc' 10I
dreu and C tizcas ia L c
Chi-
Yes
dav, ii
ierday was
tst rght f.-r
;i cord, pleasant
the obM-rvaiin
erv ici
Ri:ow xsvii i.k, May iM, l.v.il.
News fioiii the mines is very en
courauiiig and many are fitting out
to g i. The following is just re
ceived in this city as the result of
live milling tests made in Tacoina
from the Taeoma company 's mines
in the CaLiponia ami blue Liver
districts: Firs', $8 21, sejond,
t'; l-', third, -JC, fourth $;,
nun, if .v.i r.er con 111 "oiil anil silver
1 1 1 .
aim , urn princina:
Iv gold. This coin-
Ice cream by the pint or ouait
at Roeinckc'e, and guatantee.i to I were even and the Linns came tit
I smiling. Mites retired at tirst.
be the liti"St in the city.
Wright struck o.it and Rarr went
out at first.
The Linns did not relish their
their ;;oose egt and plaved ball
bar. I. Kennie, Leimert and Smiley
1 succes-iivt ly went out at first, add
ing another goose egg to the score.
The third inning opened even.
Pyer struck out. 1. Ruins hit
sate to tirst. V. Rurns went out
at tirst on three strike. P. Rurns
seorjil. Le.vis IL-w out to van
Wilson.
The Albanys thon piled up seven
runs, which 'tost the Linns the
gam-;. The scores were made on
ha 1 throwing and bid playing by
tiie fieiuers.
Th'! Lin. is s.iw their errors, and
'I, plaved vigorously to recover what
I ii.i i 1 lie 1 tosi. itte oaiiery irom
that lime to the end played the
ti .. .-if- t ...t.....i., ,- ;.,i.....i...t -l"cnts-ives ami tltev ilnl it
ii il-.. iVi'l .11.,.. ' l'lal ""t another score was
t made by the Albanys. O'N'eiil hit
j safe to tirst and stole second. .Mc
Fat bind maile a three bagger and
'NeilI scored. Stiies went on, ut
j tirst and McFarland scored.
1 Wright struck out and so did Rarr.
j The Albanys then came to the
. bat aiK'in. Wilsi n sent the ball
j over tirst, and I yer gathered it in.
I'locl-ett stiiick out. Rieckeu-
ri l't; was struck in the face by the
ball, receiving a sevi re injury.
I His place was taken at first by
Washburn, who was put out at
I third, retiring the side.
From this time cm good ball
playing was w itnessed. The game
wa- equal to professionals on both
-ides. Pyer struck out. P. Ruri.s
-truck out. C Rurns went out at
tirst.
Ti'en in turn, Larimore. Makers
i wne succe.-sfullv fanned out by
I the burns brothers.
The Linns had no better success,
j Lwis (lew out to RliHlge't
O'Neill went out at first, and .Mc-
j Farland struck out.
i The innings went in quick suc
cession.
Lenmrt retired at first; Smilev
struck out and Marshall knocked
1 t',.,,1 .. l.-i.l. !., .1..
be is resting easy at the residence ' .. .thered in "
.! Mr. Lro.vn. ',. 0 J;l H',.vi.nth ;nnin;; 8Uteg
lite eoiiimeiicm -t-.t e.erci-es o! made first on third strike and stole
the Aca limy of ur Lady of l'er- j to third. Wright struck out; Rarr
putual II l,t. will 1m- held in the I struck out and Stites stole home.
op.-ra h-ms.-, June iltii, at S 1 . m. Pyer liew out to Larimore.
'i he pupils are hard at work piao The Albanys could not find
t ;cii:g for the occasion and lc pp, ! F.urrH anv more than ihe Linn
US US l.ll, lj U'lVe.f'Cir llleilii; :t Cull 11 illlli l.:lriin.,r..
llurlljurt Kdris invite a dial
va-!iiiig of c'otlies t test the
Pacific Wa hing Mae'uine.
Strawberries. cberiii-s, gvtse
berries, cm rants, etc., received
every mornm;. at Allen Rros.
A neat, six room cottage, new
with burn, to rent 1". r per
month. Apply to W. W. Crowih r.
Hon. II. 11. Cilfry, reading
i-lerk of the Fnited States senate,
who has retained his position for
years, was in our city yesterday.
Situation for general housework
by a refined American, thoioughly
competent i:i every branch, .Mrs.
ieorge s'.y w ith .Mrs. Ralston 011
...I, and Jackson street.
Grant Cunningham,
Levis aud CaHic Rriggs, young
gentlemen fto:n Han is'urg, weie
in the cify yestvrifav, interested
spectators to the base bull g ime.
Servicr s w ii1 be h'dd at the
Chi is! i in church to ilty tiy ihe
Itisto. atll . m. Sulijeet" "An
I'.xample in Arithmetic.'' liven
ing t-vercises wiil be dit-mirsed lor
( VI. Rain's lecture.
A runaway on Ferry street ye -terday
attracted some atieiit.oii.
It was the team belonging to ( ieo
Reed, of Millers. 1'ysandeis
headed them ot!' at the en I of 0111
bloi-k without any damage.
Tue gospel services of (he V,
C A. wih hi! held at the W. C
I, hall as usual this afternoon
o'cloik. Rev. Mr. Hill of
First Raptist church wili address
the meeting. All men are cordi
ally invited.
1 fie next session 01 tne o;egon 1
staV grange will be lied 111 Al
bany in May next, which will
bring a tiious.in i or tool e lepre
s -nt.itive fanners from different
portions of Oregon to this city foi
a. wet k s stay.
F. I ). Lieckinridgi',
Albany's players yi
hit it; 'the taee w ith'a
.'.dP.iis ol the pitcher.
wa severe nut imt oaf
of I t corat mo pav
Hie citizens generally turned oil! patiy is running a tunnel in Treas-
to do honor to the o'-casioti. me liiil, 011 its ledge, and the last
At the hour appo n'ed the pupil" ore came from the face of the tun-
of tl'e puhlie school in full force, nel ltii) feet from the mouth, so it
1 .... 1 1 1 ... 1 . 1 1 1 ... 1 , . . . . . . '
oeatteo oy ineir icacuei s ami 1 roi. 1 snows conclusively tle.it t lie ore
iniproves very fast as deptn is at
taint 1!, ami as the sulphtirets con
Walker wen? in line
Mt l'lii rson l st No. .". i. A. R..
oM soldiers in a goodly number,
formed in tin- (i. A. R. hail ami
were provided with a hoiinlifi.l
supply ot tietpiets ot liov.i'i -, pio-
vitled bv the ladies of Mei'hi rsoii I new
taiueil on: v per cent, ot gold, it
shows thiil tie.-ore is free, ami is
easily worked. This is considered
1 ne iest slto a ing ever imnte 111 a
. M.
. T.
at A
the
Relief Corps No. R, and matciied
into the street. wh-ie they joine.l
Co F., O N. (i., under the
leadership of Capt. (hit. K.
Chaiiberlain and took up the line
of march for the cemetery.
The long proecssicn iorined by
i lie school childern ami teat he:.-,
was the pride ar.d beauty ol the
occasion and the remark of ail
observers.
Arrived at the cemetery the
procession formed mound the
grave of Comrade Mueller, Com
pany F forming the south side of a
square.
The Post ami old soldiers in the
alley east and the school children
forming the east, north and west
sides of thesqua'esur:oiindingth
lost an. I three of the cemetery
lots. The services were then gone
through with, including a very
eloquent and beautiful address by
Judge P. R.N. Rlackhurn.
The school children, at the con
clusion of the services, tlecoratt tl
the graves of soldiers in the ceme
tery and a detail of the lost went
to the Masonic cemetery ami
decorated tho graves of soldiois
there.
Ihe Militia company accom
panied by the l'o.-t repaired to the
grave of First Seargent Matiooii. a
member of Company F..O. N. (L,
of Corvallis whose lat resting
place is in the city cemetery here,
ami decorated it with (lowers.
The column then formed, meeting
outside of the cemetery halted
and opened ranks by Co. F and
the Post, and the school children
were marched through und re
turned to the scho j1 holt e. Co. F
ami the Post marching to the hall,
where Commander J. F. Whiting
in behalf of the Post it-turned
thanks to Company F", the com
pany marching to the armor v
closing tne ceremonies lor the day.
The crowd in attend ux-a was
larger than usual an I every part
was pel formed without mishap
and in a s.itisfactoi v m inner.
I KVKNINc; K.Hl:i'l-i s.
The W. R. C. memorial exercis. s
ami entertainment, at the op--ra
house in the evening, was carried
out according to the published
programmes, without a single
hitch, ami 111 the best manner pos
sib!e by evety oik; engaged in
them.
To Mrs. .Martin, corps president,
great credit is due for the inde
fatigable manner in which she
worked up the matter, tiie gather
ing of tho muses being the
result of her LlhoiiuUS coinpil.i
tioll.
Taken altogether the day and
evening were very successful and
evince that the intert st in mem
orial service is griming year l-y
year.
camp, and w ith pi -lily wood
and water near at hand ami si'ua
so near the gre..t Wil' iuii-ite val
ley wheie stippii.-s can be obtained
so ea.-iiy, e.e ol Hie greatest nun- ( i-'mutli
mg camp;
i-t looked
ever mural on tins coast I ami :;o
l. r iv 1 1 ,.,.,.! S. ,1,!, ,11, .
'.Mr. II. II. IIildeibr.i-. l. of Port
bind, was here vesterd ;y ;o confer
('tis-'.iaiMTliiN.ii,-Corner of Fourth
ami m-itv sin-els l, i, ;..
I .,., 1, ............ yw-.y
. , ul ,1 a . ii., :ii!'l e.
tfaliltatli si I I at t;:;;.. lYjver.
meeting eilt sii ly evening. i;,-v
I. H. .M !.;.,,', Pastor.
I liii-c.v rum iv.-. orner of liro.iil.jl. J
inn .11111 r 11 1 11 streets. er ires a! II a
111. iiikI T::,u p. in. pi,,t,. i:..v. K ";
I'ricliiinl. Sal.liatl, sclinol n p;::,
lit. I'tiiver meeting every We.lti,-.,l.,y
.Miiriioi.isr. Conier F.l Is til, :
I'ltinl slreels. Service-at 1 1 a. in. :iml
1 : .111 p. 111. I ii-iiir, ifa-v.S. K. Mi
ger, l'ilslor. .-.l!,l,;il si ,,,ol :.';i;ii
l'i aver meeting ev i v 'I'htt f-ht v
ning.
"T. I'm I- Mi iitonisT Corn,. rM. mt
goinery ami I l,itil slreels. Serv'.ees :tl
1 1 it. 111. ami ;::;n p. ,. Piisi,,,-, n
. Sliatifle SaM.iitli seltotil at lit a.
111. Prayer Heeling on Tlmr-iluy
l-Vellillgs
I'm 1 i:i I'ltiisitVTMKMv. Corner of
Washington anil Kil'tlt streets. Srrvi.
. s ;tl 1 1 a. in. ami 7 :.u p. m. I'u-tur Ifev.
S.(f Irvitii-. Sal.lutli s, ),,,,,) ;,t Ml;,.
Ill I 'lau r meeting every W'etltiestl
evening.
l-.v it. 1:1.11 i.. Corner of Lyon :.ml
t reels. l v j,.,., ;l; ., ,
111. I'astor, le v. I., S. Fisher.
Iiool III a. in. Praver tueet-
Itilil
p. 111.
- e-
lay
nig eer i edin s,iav eveiiin.j-.
CllKlsriAX Ctnrin'ii S.-rrtee-i every
every Snirlav at t li.-ir elinr, h ill 11 ;,.
w, h ,.art.eB in regard to f-ome I . , ,,.' ;'. p,,, ,r ' ,Im.l..lll.;
nti':es in this camp ov. tit-I hy him-: Tlniis.lav evenings :ll ; :;o ,,.
M If and others, and stated that j All are invitetl t i alien I. Key. Jns. t'.
they had incorporated and formed Ii -Steward, pastor.
, A I nol le. Services crv Mnul:iv
at 11 a. in., Iiy Ifev. Kr. l.."Mi-t:iVer.
ris.C.,rner of l.yni ami Killlt
-treels, Sei i it es at II it. in. ami 7:.i(l
p. til. I'ietor Ifev. liefi. . Hill.
.Salihatli sellout iiiuueiliiiti ly alter tin
morning services. Pray.)- meeting
itve. v eilne-day evening.
I Feiscoru. .Seniles ev-ry Snli.
I li.il Ii in. .ruing at 1 1 a. in. Ifev, Win.
I Donalds, in. pa-tur.
j KEAL EoTATE SALES.
Robert A. Rampy, trustee, lot ",
block I, I larri.-biirg ; eonsider;i
tion. '-' .
W. ( burchill to (I. -org" l'.utl-r,
1 it -1, block 1, 1 lai risburg ; consid
eration $ it).
Miles' Carey to Silas Hamilton,
(t) acres; consideration, ifluilO.
W. M. Moore to Fiances A. Ser-
-j iC-res ; consideration,
. Sul-
up there this summer, and yester
day morning Mr. Iiogan ami four
others left lor the cunp intending
to work for the Portland company,
and next week another compiny
will be fitted out here to go upon
a prospecting trip.
A. Miiisteison and family, foi
mer residence of this piace, have
just returned after an absence of
several y?ars in California. His
folks are all sick :ind are glad to
get hack to the Willeuiette valley
to live.
Picked specimens from the Ta
eoma company's claim assayed;
i'roai $010 to .f 14 JO in gold p. r ton. j
A grand mass meeting was he'd1
at the city hall Thursday night :
i l t ' !
ami a large sum ol money was
raised towards having a grand
celel ration in this c.fy on the
coming Fourth i f July, end we
expect to have the best celebra
tion ever held in this part of the
state. Arrangements will be made
for good music and speakeis, and
we have have the finest glove in
Linn county.
The annual picnic of the pioneers
is to be In Id here on the I'd, f! 1
ami 1th of next month, and if the
weather is good a large attendance
IS expected. j IniMrlanl to Housekeepers.
Mr. F. X. Polan, the telegraph ! It gives Julius (iradwhol great
o'.'crator I ere, has gone with his satisfaction in selling his line
family on a month's visit to rela- j ' hilden Rub; teas and baking
lives in Raker City. Mr. Harp, powder, with elegant prizes- or
;i new-comer has takerr charge of ; without tlieiu. tint his ciis'omers
the ollice during his absence. I Inive puivha.ed invariably re-
P. Hume, an old resi-le.it of this i !""' ,a"'1 "a-v H"l.
citv and one long identitied i(i : ! '"t the tea is No. 1 and t he hak-
. - . . . . . mil hnu i i r iu .K- .,..1, .u I , l..,t
linsl.-i. u tier- I'uni- to r.'.i-..-. r- I ' - l
hurg to live. His family is still
le-re, but will follow soon, lie
still holds his farm on the edge of
this citv.
NEW TO-DAY.
Opera House,
Waratr & Cracor, Lessees & Managers.
ONK NKiIIT ONLY!
Wednesday, June 3d.
The Most Renowned Prima Donna
in English Grand Opera,
MME. ARRIK
CARRINGTON.
MISS MINERVA RARCOCK,
The Favorite Contralto.
MR. CHRISTIAN F. MARTENS,
Tne Eiiiinent Norwegian Bar
itone Assoluto.
SIG. HORACE ROUNI,
The Character Italian Raritone
Ruil'o.
MP.. El'GENE KAECFFER,
Accompanibtaiitl Rasso Cancante.
MR. EDWIN M. SIIONERT,
Ameiici's Most Versatile Piano
Virtuoso.
MR. N. BASIL PTETSON,
The Famous Russian Basso Pro
fit ndo.
And the Great English Tenore
Rohusto,
MR. GEO. W. TRAVERNER.
Reseryetl seats, ifl.oO, at Will A
Link's music store.
tling, Ml
' fj'.ioii.
j !. L. I'dilekin-lt) t
! livau, lot I. 1 lock
Marv
llit"k:iian s ' wili
; additioti ; co- sl leration, $")0.
j M. M. and C. A. Rills to Niagara
i Mill Co., -I t acres and saw logs,
1 etc. ; consideration, .f looti.
I G. S. Riowii to D. E. I'.t rdan,
; LMi acies: consi deration, tflTo.
Dtlla E. Iho.Mi to Adda F.
j Renlan, y'0 acres; consideration,
i -dt).
rropnsals for a Krhlut Alhanj,
Notice is lii-retty given tli.it tin; corn
rrion council of tin; eily of A liany,
Oregon, will receive sealed '-ids lor
tiie luiililii-g of a hridgt; ucrosn t he
Willainette river from tli north line
if First street, ut tl,e jiiiietiun ol f-ai.l
First street w itlt Calapnoia street, t'
tiie north side of said liver, in at.or.l.
.nice with the plans, spe ilieations ni
siiiM-y now on iPe in the oilicv of Ihe
I reeortler of tiie city of Alhtiif; eaitl
in nlge to lie V.M feet m l..-ngfli ami 'JO
t....t ,,-tit.. ... it... ..i ...a i .
.... ...... .u ..iv inai .MM! . Airiipo: ett Ol
si ill) spans; the appiOai-l.iM i(,
re-peethciv ini fe-t and :UT feet in
levglli and -JO feet wide: Rut h Mils in v
lr; a -coiiipanied with plat s and
Ue atnies ,,f tin- hinder . liii-l.
I).- considered l.v the council
: jr.,
one ol tm-;
-tt rday w as j
-ail .roiii the I
'1 he in jury j
gcrous. and
"SlHrliiihl."
Miss Vernona .Lirbeai;
play "Starlight." Miss
is one ol the nniq'ii- Ii
American stage. A
claim that she is the
in her
Jarbeau
.run s on the
g'vat many
suec -ssor ol
pu-as.irit ent- i t.iinmi id
Crawford ti Pax ton, the artists,
have j'.st finished some .sjt'eudid
views of Oregon scenery, wh;ch
include both stereoscopic am! large
views in ami about Poith.n.l. ."l
o.iiiV and other cities, also r-jmi-lient
points of intelest throughout
toe sta'e. Thev have a migiii'i
Van Wilson.
! I'.l. iil.ii.lt u.i.l U-..ul.l e
s--i. ...ni -la-nuilill eilCII
struck on' successively.
In the eighth D. Rums flew out
to Rennie; C. Rurns made a two
bagger, hut was decided out by the
eielit coHictioii, ami there prices
:.ie most reasonable.
'I. I!ain' l.erl tire.
Ry the courtesy of our citv pits
tors the tirst lecture of this di ti:i-gui-dicd
orator, will I-- given at
i !ie opera hou.- tonight Sunday
May . fist , instead o! in the afer-llo-'ll
lis ii lore alllio:!Ilced. A
tua-s meeting is expected, to
which tne various pastors and
some of the best mii-dcai talent t-t
will coiitrihiit their share to gi ace
tiie o-:- a-jioii. Itiil. p.,tin has iiav
ele.l cxten-ive'v ov.-r the I'nited
States as a iectuu r for tin- Na
tional Women's ChM.-ti.m Tem
perance I nio'i, a t-l Ii is won
'''golden opinions'' evoy where.
umpire on the grounds that he did
i not touch first Lew is hit a fly to
j tiist and Ala had it.
L.irimcre ttruck out. Magers
: went to tirst on balls but mglected
j to reach secoi d. Rennie was hit
; and went to first. Leimei t struck
I out.
! O'Neill went o-.t at first. Mc
Farland flew out to Rennie, and
stites struck out.
The Albanys did not play their
hail' o the last inning, the score
standing M to 7 in their favor.
Ihe score bv innings was as
follows:
1 li 7 s
it n n o n
Kxenrsiiitt to New purl.
The tirst of trie popul ir e.i-:ir-'ioiiMOi
the .-en -on wili b-.? given
to-day, .inday . A sp.cial
train wnl leave Aio.tny at 7 a. m.,
arriving at No port at Id . m.,
returning, h-ave.it 7 cm .arriving
in Albany tit lh . gi v ieg the
excursionists all tl.iy a' the st a
side. rirstciiiss aecoiiiintHlaliotis
may be secur. d at tm- hot. Is and
tiie wea'het i-i v. ry p eas int. 'fhe
fare lor the round tiio has been
nlacetl at the extreiii.-lv low r.it
The
gh.
1- " I -' 0 o 1 i) 0-7
Nor Ms i if Tin-; i Mi;.
I'.urns hr-jthers were out of
There plaving was wonder.
iul. ami the public enjoyed it.
Dyer is big for 'lis size" ami plavs
hrst just like Ala Marshall. They
would make a good team.
The umpire escaped without a
broken limb, though there was
some vigorous "kickin" at tiie de
cisions. In thi-. respect also the
game was metropolitan. '
Had the Linns been better sup
posed t he score would have been
like prolcs-ioiials.
A li ne could be seVeted from
both ciuhs that wouid give the
Saleiiisa good game.
I he game must be plaved over
again. It. would not be'right to
deny the public the opportunity of
of nuking it w ithtii the reach witnessing such playing again.'
fl ah. j A banquet was tendered both
Li'han Russ'-II. because she sings
wen, looks wen ami has an er ga;.e
ing stage presence. Ail these
Miss Jarbeau has, 1 ut she pos
senses soniething beyond that, ami
itis hertale.it as a c iiniiiedienne.
It is one tiling tosing well and look
pretty, but is quite another to fill
the requirements of a character
satisfactorily. '"Stat light"' is not
a very heavy play. Itis fashioned
on the lines 'of the lighter
phases of the modern drama
or rather vaudeville as it
should properly he called. It is a
orignt, catchy and pb-asing com
position, which without gieat
pretense, is yet so full of fun that
it will claim the attention of the
audience tiom the rising of the
curtain to thech-se. Miss Jat beau
is a charming figure is this piece.
Her singing is delightful, her pre
sence graceful, while her acting
nas that abandon that makes one
forget that he is w itnessinga stage
representa ion. Miss J-uheau is
of course, an old favor.te in this
city. Her iieri'oi inances in comic
opera are will remembered. Itis
a treat to see such a fresh and
unatlectetl woman on the s'ag'1
one who has gained expeiienee
enough to be giaceful and not ost
ium personality. Miss Jarbeau is
a chai iiiing woman, an accomplish
ed m-tress, ami a trained singer.
I he company snimortini' Miss
Jarbeau is an excellent one.
Llfjlit tin- Alley,..
It has been suggested that the
intetests of t he business lien oi
the city, would Ik; enhanced if
they would procure the putting in
of an incandescent light the rear
of each business block, so that the
alleys couid be made light enough
so that the night watch could see
whether any Imrglaroua business
was being carried on or not. The
expense would be verv small to
each one, and the benefits large.
I he m ttter is worth i-oiisidering.
School Tax Notice.
The school tax in sihool
disliict No 5, is now due and pay
able. Call at my ollice and pay
the same betore it bee .lues de
linquent. C. i. Ri'ckii mr.
District Clerk.
The public school closed its win
ter term tiiis wet k and the schol
ars are very glad to l ave a vaca
tion for a few months.
Miss Alt: Dyson is in Portland
on a vi-it to rel itiv.-s and friends,
to be gone three or four weeks.
LC. l.iiyew has nearly recov-
i i" ... . r
en n, ami na gone w mi ni-t fam
ily on a visit to his folks at Scio.
J. M. Jeager, superintendent of
tie; Ragle woolen mills here, has
gone wiili his family to The Dalles,
iiaving i.ccn notified by t hgraph
of the tl.-ath of Mr. Stone near
liut city. Mr. Stone once lived
here, and is the father of Mr.-,
Jaeger.
livery house in to.vn is o-cu-pied,
and sttll thf cry is for more.
Several new building ae in course'
cf c -nsii tici ion, and mm h real
esta'e is changing hands, ami
prices gradually advancing. The
various mills and factories a.e
running full time, ami bus in-.-s
men are k"iit bu
tea 1:
i r is
! Ml his teas and baking powder
I bears t h- name of .tubus Grad
i v hoi's Go'deu Rule Riztar, and
! art; expressly tmt up for his busi-
i ness, and he still continues to give
with each pound of tea or baking
; powder an elegant piece of glass
: ware.
; I'lliHOJe nf lltiNinesM.
Notice is hereby given that
; Mueller oi Garrett have sold to E.
. J. I.anning their en'ire business.
goods, wares, merchandise, book
j acco-ints, fixtures, e'c. Parties in
'debteil to said firm will please call
i and settle at once w ith E. J. Lan
.iiin.:. to whom all accounts are
payable.
; All outstanding indebtedness
v. i;l he settled I y .MucI'er.V; Gar
rett. Ml II I. 111! i ( i AKllIM T,
Ii. J. I.ANXlNti.
Albany, May bSdl.
j For all form's of nasal catarrh
whin there is dryness nf the air
passagtswith what is commonly
tailed "stiiiliig up." especially
when going to hid, Ely's Cream
I'.alin gives immediate relief. Rs
I. ids w ill lie received lor UH all steel
tiralge. mill must he accompanied by
drawing showing plans and elevations
of lioili snii-striiciure und super
structure; iliagrain of stresses for
spans .if ditlereiit lengths, and full
specification of the material and work,
tiianship of the details of such bridge.
I'.ids must he tiled with the recorder of
said ei'y on or Itefore the hour of 1
o'clock p. in. of the 27th day of June,
1V.'I. and must he accompanied hy a
certili. ti cheek fur live per cent of the
amount of the bid. The contractor to
whom the cot-tract may he awarded
will he required to enter into a writ
ten agreement und contract and to
..he bond to the city of Albar.y in
double the amount o'f the contract
t-r e for the construction of such
bridge, and for the faithful and stiiet
p oiorim iiee ol the eotttrai t in u'l its
terms, conditions and deta.ls. Work
1 lllltst lie eollltnenei-tl n-itliin 911.1.1,
'from the execution of the contract
and be completed to the perfect satis-
lactmn of the engineer in charge of
I ine wotk arm construction of said
' bridge and of Ihe city council, on or
iieiore tne 1st tlay ol December, lS'.M,
mils w in ne piitt ieiy opened on the
:,th day of .June, IMil, ut tin; council
chamber in the city of Albany, be-
i ecu ice tours ot Jana o clock p.
I in. of said day.
The council hereby reserve tins right
io n-.ieei any anil an mils .
riuiiMicil i.y onVr of the. council
j inane .May g'lllt. 1MM.
N.-I. IIF.NTOV.
te i order of the C' ty -if Albany.
Albany, 'lr.. May "Mu, ly.M.
L. E). Blain,
The Leadioo: Clothier.
p TIIE PROGREs-'SI VK PURCHASER DESIRES
to see a line of goods that 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 finished in the very high
est standard of excellence, and placed on the market at
popular prices, our exhibit for the coming spring and
Mmmer season will surely command his attention.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT
TERNS FOR SUILNCS AND TROUSERS
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AND
t';t guaranteed in Itis tailoring depart uic-Du.
Pricks Always Heasonablb.
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The Albany
Furniture
Co.
A FULL LINE OF UNDERTAKING.
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l-IeaiTII eM
nt, ier pa.t.
KOO.VS- In rne the
Incxlitii-H iti the city to
nlars iniiric at thia olh-.-e.
OPT! USE
Warn? r Si Crano7,Le?tsee3 & Managi rs-
ONE XRJIIT ONLY !
ime, ami Ic.ih ness benefit to me has: I.ccn nricele: s I lf , .
sy, and, as sheep-: . ( ; (-.lst. M. p., .Mil.!, Ka8. U()n( -1 v m( J QJ
.8 near at hand.: )n f Uiy children had a very I ' ''"1K lf A
Tiie Ceh brateJ Comedienne
MI.SS VERNONA
shearir' line
m.tre money in tie in circulation , l,ad discharge from her nose. Two
j physicians prescribed, but .without
a i: ir i imi i benefit. We tried Ely's Cream
I.evv, the woili
a greate
. i Ralin, and, much to our surprise,
t cor- , i i .... i .- .
iiieie wan a m.iiKeii nit titu i'iiii-mi.
Carrington, suvs
ottligatos ith litany ol the irreal
tiingers, but never before fuiind a
voice of such pure ipialily ami
surtaining power as to detract
from the brilliancy of trie cornet."
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.it i j : v c hi iititiei i iisui lite iiiiitu
V" l""."ui nit slmrt time Ihe .tw.-l,
ami
was
N.
irge
rureil. 0. A. Cary, Coming
Erequenllv accidenls, occur in
I the house-hold which cause burns,
M . i.i.: ....:.,,. ii... "I" anis .iimi ut ii;spts ; tor use in sue II
.inn-, .li-iitc v .ii j i ui;i(iii uiiii iiei ' . ... i ... t ii m i . i
graml opera company wdl appear : 7, ' 1 ' m 8 X olc:u,lc
at the Albany opera house on next I ' .. ' M . 'j 8. fr "!"?
Wednesday evening, presenting
Ralfe'd romantic opera in three
acts, entitled "The Rose of
Castile," anil from prevent in.'.ica
cations tiieie will be a full house
as peats are going rapidly. There
are some good seats It-It, s'o sucure
them in time at Will ,c Link's.
l'.'vaiiKellt-al ( hntt li.
Rei-. L. S. I'islu-rthe newly at-
Minled iiiiiis'er tor the EvaiiL'eli-l
e.il church in this city arrived on
Friday from East Portland, hi.-;
former pastorate and w ill preach
bo'h morning ami evening in their
church to-day. Mr. Fisher it a
brother of Rev. I. R. Fisher who
has just clo-ed his ministry here
ami moved to Jetlersun to act as a
pastor rind serve Albany district
as presiding elder.
been the constant invoiite family
remedy.
.Silk mitts at the Ladies Ra.aar.
Roy's shirts vests at S'eai tsgoing
at cost.
A large line of children's sun
bonni ts, school hats, white aprons
ami dresses just received at the
La lies Lasaar.
The Pacific Washing Machines
a genuine Oregon invention, ami
is made in the city of Eugene ; give
ii an examination.
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"In Spring the young man's fancy
Lightly turns to thoughts of love !"
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on M.tv 1, :t I ' i V .
of Win. Kt tun.
rHD SAWIXC-A. II. Il..ur. limii ir
ptiri li:i,ed tliu lr l M Julii s Oi il s:uv
outtit. is now re:ily t-. flit nil uriL-rs.
I.tiic orders at nuiilein c, corutj ot Sninj
art'l t'ai.-iti-ioia HtrertH.
Higliest of all in Leavening Power. Latest I'. S. Gov't Food Report.
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
STARLIGHT,
Supiiorted by her own com
pany of comedy and musi
cal talent.
EVERYTHING CHANGED
New Costumes ! New Songs !
New Ranees! New Faces!
New Sayings ! New Music !
New Funny Situations !
New Gavotte by
PRETTY CIRLS, BEAUTIFULLY COSTUMED.
rut: hit ok the sk.vhon !
MISS JARREAU'S NEW SONGS
"Wink the Other Eye,"
"It's the Same Thing Over Again.''
Jell". I). Rernstein, Prop. & Man'r.
Reserved seats 7-r)c. at Will A
Link s music store, Opera House
block.
'.1 ?The wise young man, the old man, the thrifty housewife, all ill
turn their steps, when searching for fresh table delicacies, choice
butter, fresh hud. egg?, staple aihl lancy groceries ol ail kinds, in the
grocery store of
C. E. Brownell.
OnceAgain
Woo
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"We wish to remind you that we car'
rv the most Complete Line of Hard
ware, Stoves and Jtaucs in the Val
IeV MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
CALL AZLsTID SUSIE
THE VERNON HAY PRESS
Uneaualed for fast, work and lisrht
draft. Manufactured at the foot of
An order for 200.000 pounds of
wool has been received by A. Sen
ders, who will pay the highest TJnlrr- AHionrr Vitt
mrrket price. Rring yonr wool to J-axi.Ci. Uticot, xnuauv, uv
himj,, Albany, and get your j PRICE & VERNON.
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