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THE MORNING IIERALD: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891 ON SALE. ' The Daily Herald will !e on Bale each morning at II. J. Jones' book Htore.where item be procured at 5 cents per copy. JOTTINOH ABOUT TOWN. County court conveies to-day. Fresh bread every day at Parker T.ros. Dr. E. . lly.l.', of Scio, is in the city. The finest milk shakes in the city at I'.oenicke's. Fine fresh strawberries every ilav at 1". I.. Kenton's. Allen's ilo their ow n delivering, carefully and promptly. heave your orders for dressed chickens at Allen I'.rts. Major Canterbury, of IU'dlund, California, is in the dtv. Mr. K. C Searls has returned from a business tip to Portland. Cakes of all varieties, fancy and plain at the Delmonieo restaurant. J. S. Antonelle, the railro.nl contractor, arrived in the city last evening. Sam Uoetz'a fancy pastrv, cakes and bread, fresh every morning, at Allen Bros. Mrs. J. W. Shumate of Fuirene, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Klein, iu this city. Vegetables from I.inn county g.ir.lens, received every morning at 1'arker Cms. R. J. Hendricks editor of the Salem Statesman, is happy over the birth of a son. Hon. Seymour Condon, a prom inent attorney of Kugene, was in the city yesterday. For an elegant and perfect titting cor.-et call at the I.a.lies Bazaar. Inquire for the "B. B."' Strawberries, cherries, goose berries, currants, etc., received every morning, at Allen Iro-. Mrs. Levi West and daughter have returned from the Sound, where they have resided recently. Mrs. Edwin Nixon of Harris burg returned last week from the asylum at Salem considerably im proved in health. Mr. John Fohay, of the drug tiriu of Foshay & .Mason, was in l'ortlanil yesterday, returning on the evening train. L. V. Deyoe, Mr. Newton and V. E. I'.aker have returned from a trip to Char hake, where they made a big haul of trout. A. Haekleman anil (ieorge Kimx will leave to-day for Crook county, going over the mountains with a (trove of 150 head of cattle. Mrs. ieo. W. Brandenburg, of Harrisbtirg uhc has been spending several mouths in Portland return ed to Harrisburg Monday night. ien. .Tampa A. Varney, fruit pest inspector of the Oregon Board of Horticulture, arrived in the city last tiiht ami will go on to Kugene to-day. Mrs. L, Rilvcu. of Kugnne, on lier way home from Portland, stopped ofT last night to viit her parents, Hon. and Mr.-!. U. A. Irvine. Miss Babbington has removed her dressmaking establishment from the Blumberg Mod; to rooms in the second story of the Balti more building. Mr. John Schmeer wishes to in form his patrons that his cab will be found in readiness at all times togotothe trains or any part o! the city at reasonable rates. Leave orders at the stable. Jim Corbet t and Bob M;:Cord are coming to Portland where they will join Thatcher's minstrels under a w eek's engagement. Sev of Corbett's friends will accom pany him on his jouniey. ItiltirtiH Sui-git-itl Operation. Dr. i.V. M.iston, assisted bv Dr. W. H. Davis ami Ir. C. V. K'-lley, j)erformed a ditlicult and skillful surgical operation yester day at the residence of Mr. L. H. .Moutanye, in this city, in the re moval of an ovarian tumor from Mrs. Amelia Combs, of Eugene. It was a liliro-tystic tumor and the operation was a most delicate one. It was successfully performed, ami last evening Mrs. Combs was rest ing easy, and the chances were f ivorable for her recovery. This is the third successful operation of this kind that Dr. Mastoii and Dr. Davis Irtvi. performed during the past year, which is additional pnxif of the fact that Albany's medical profession runl s foremost anions the cities of Oregon. Oiticer Elected. Follow ing are the new 1 v elected olHcers o; Sak-tv Lo.lg? No 1:;, A. O. I. W.: .1. A. Hyman, M. W.; L. K.tiray, Foreman; V. K. Kel ley, Overseer ; T. J. Stiu-s, b'e conler; K. A. Parker, Financier; A. Savior, Ui-celver; A. II. .Martin initio; M. Cowan, Inside Watch man ; John Kant., iiitside Watch man ; A. II. Martin. Trustee; I rs. J. L. Hill and (.. W. Mdston. Med ical Examiners. Ore From the Saiitiant. The Albany Mining and Milling Co., of this city has shipped from their mines in the Santiam distrie ten sacks of ore, one of pure concentrates and the rest gold Waring ore. It will le snt 1 1 San Frai.cisco for an accuiate test. Itae U:ll 1 hallrugr. We the "Cheap Cash Store"' nine of Harrisbuig Oregon chal lenge any nine in l.;nu County, contestants to be "1 years of age or under. C. C. S. Nink. Kir KiukM. Allrutloii. Re"iilar drill this ( Wednesday) i e . ... , . , -- i evening ol loiumnia mvisioii No. 4, C. R. K. of P. l C. llayne, Sir Knight Recorder. THE CARRISQT03 0PER& CO. It Is Alleged to Be a Grand Bi'.k-Tbfy Refuse to Cancel Engagement Here. The Salem Statesman yester day said : Salem's tirst "giand"' ope.avasa "grand" bilkr The company was coinposed'Vif six people, and they are going to play next at Albany, Eugene ami Mc Minnville, where they should re ceive a very cold reception. Their managers should be arrested for obtaining money under false pre tenses. Tbey scooped up a lot of money out of Sale.n people, at jl.ol) a ticket--probably aliout :iiH. The local managers of the company, are not to blame for this I outrage on the Salem public. The advance j'gent represented !o them that it was really a grand opera, and, in order to secure such an at traction, they gave a heavy guar an'ee. The Statesman begs to be excused for advertising such a bilk it would not have dope so Knowingly. In justice to Miss Abbi Carrington, it should be stated that the has a reaily fn e voice, and so has one of the male support, Mr. Uto. W. Travenc, but the balance of the performers are very "punk." When the Statesman advertises a grand opera for Salem again, it v ill know I that it is a grand opera. .Mes3rs. YA arner & Cranor, o; this city, not desiring to place be fore the public a fake show, tele graphed to the Carrington Co. to cancel their date here for this evening. This the company de clined to do, and replied with the following telegram : Cannot cancel. The Statesman has been prosecuted for libelous slander. The Salem audience was well pleased. Tell your people that we will give perfect satisfac tion or money refunded. The party writing the notice to the Statesman was not at our perform ance at all. The company will ar rive at Albany to-morrow noon. A. K. Cauris;tox. As the matter stands the com pany will doubtless try to till their engagement. hether the public will attend, however, is a different thing. Those wh-j have promised to take seats at $l.f0 each will not be compelled to take them. The subscription paper containing the "names guaranteed is held by Messrs. Warner & Cranor,!ind tSey will not insist upon the contract being can ied out. NORTHWEST NOTES. The fifteenth annual meeting of the pioneer society of Southern Oregon w ill he held in Jackson ville on Thursday June 4. The hank of (iervais will com mence the erection of a large two story brick building for its accom modation this summer. The Medford Mail says the Sa lem Fruit Canning company has bargained for ttie entire fruit crop of tie? leading orchards in Jackson county. Hon. John Minto, special corres pondent of the bureau of animal industry of Oregon, is in Baker county, Oregon, busily engaged in terview ing stock-grow ers. James A. Freemen, a farmer near cappoose, baa been adjudged insane and sent to the asylum at Salem. Mr. Freeman is an old resident ami well-to-do farmer. The boiler of the MeCord saw mill, operated by J. M. Littleton, on Sutton creek, near Baker City, exploded, tearing things up gener ally, but doing no damage to life or limb. The interest in fruit growing is increasing all over the state, as is manifested bv the large number of fruit trees that have been set out the past seas ui and those that w ill be set out in the fall. Ihe Portland syndicate owning the Pride of Pendleton and other mines in Eastern Oregon have sent out an agent who is making arrangements to actively develop the properties this summer. Kiehardson Bros, have lost '.) head of hogs within the last few days, at their place below town, says the Pendleton East Oregon ian. The animals are seized with some mysterious disease.cough and sneeze, have a discharge from the nostrils, and soon die, some easily and some in apparent great agony. The disease is styled cholera by some w ho have seen it. and kid ney wonn by others. Kiehardson Bros., would be thankful for any information as to a cure, as their entire herd is radidly becoming alllicted. KttHolulioim of Coiultileiice, Thurston Llge No. 2S, A. F. & A. M., of Harrisburg, on Monday adopted the following in reference to II. II. Schooling, who was born in the s'ate of Kentuckey in 181"), and died at the asylum in Salem May lit), IS'.U. Whereas, The supreme master of the uiiiveise has called from his earthly labors to the supreme lodge above, our worthy brother, 11. K. Schooling, therefore be it Kesolved, That in the closing of the earthly work of Brother School ing, we ncogni.e the mandate be lore which all must bow in hum ble submission, and realize that in the ripeness of years our brother has but yielded to the inevitable law of nature. Kesolved, That the lodge room be draped in the usual mourning and that these resolntionsbe spread upon the minutes and sent to the county pape-s for publication. S. S. Tit is. W. W. Bmcicis, O. P. Hvdk. Marrietl. Proi. Elmer ti. Lorillard, in structor of music in the Altianv cjllege, and Miss Sarah Ownbey, of this city, were united in mar ring.) at Vancouver on ttie L'nth ult.. the ceremony having been performed bv Rev. Francis Whe.der, of the M. E. church. The happy couple, who are weK ... i t ..i.i.. i i i ami favorably known here, have returned to this cty, where they w ill reside. CITY COUNCIL. BUa lot'Str et and Sidewalk Work Red aLd Laid Ovt, A special meeting of the city council was held ia the chambers last evening, Mayor James L. Cowan in the chair. Beading id ttie minutes was dispensed with. Several resolutions in regird to sewer work was read and adopted us follows: Nos. f. i, 7 and S. Legal notice was or lered given the property owners on First and Lyon streets to gravel the same and till all holes. The contract for building lateral sewer to connect, with Uailroad street sewer was let to Joseph Kitchen at tiS cents per foot. The bid-, for sidewalk :'ti I exca vation were opened and read and laid over for consi l.-rataui at a meeting to be held Tliu-.-d..y even ing next. BASEBALL AND 1Kb Y. K. C A. Totiir KiuTOK hi mr. 1 1 n:iai. Allow us a small space in your paper.in the wish to niakp a state ment, calculated to set aright a feeling of antagonism toward the Y. M.C. A., of this city. When the game of Lull between the Linns and lbanys was pro posed to be played for money, live members of the Albany club, op posed it, from principle, they being members of the Y. M. C. A. and as such they could not consoienci ously play for money among the members of the clubs. At our own suggestion, the manager of our club was petitioned to arrange the game upon a different basis, and we ourselves petitioned our man ager, urging a concess;oit to tin demands of the tirst petition. Some uncharitable persons have seen tit to slur th Y. M, C. A. on the grounds of an "indiscreet" and "uncalled ior" petition, having been circulated by them. We live young men are respon sible for the circul iiiou of th it petition, and such being the case, we make this statement for the purpose of exonerating the Y. M. C. A. and all fignatures of that petition, from all blame w hatever in the matter. If indeed, any one can be Named for such a movement, vie. and not they, are the ones to blame, as they circulated and signed the petition at our instigation. Trusting this statement will set aright the matter and that tlm Y. M. C. A. may be spared any un kind remarks on account of our action in the matter, we remain, Yeiy respectfully, ( i i ; n k E. L.Uii.Moiu:, J. Van Wilson, P. A. Yoi no, J ack Smii.kv. Arr?tt'tl nml Sent t .luil. A well dressed man, giving the name of E. II. Bjardniau, who said he was traveling freight ngnt I of the Southern Pacific Railroad Co., was in the city yesterday, lie p'ayed billiards and tcik some drinks at Marx Baumgari's saloon, for which he neglected to pay. Chief of Police llotl'.iian sp-ku to Inn about it. and told him to go with biui and settle for the same. hoardman re'u-t'd to go and usei obscene language, :or which was arrested ami fined $15 before his honor Judge Denti n. Hit fail ed to produce the flo from bis in side pjeket an 1 went to jail. More llott-l Kooiii. Chas. I't'eitler, of the popular Revere House, of this city, has let the contract for adding another story to the lnick building adjoin iiij; the hotel and will lit up the rooms thus obtained in elegant style for sleeping apartments. These rooms will he us-d for the drummer trade only, and will bt second to none in the vallty. Charlie is an enterprising laud lord and has been a successful hotel man. The cornice will be ot galvanized iron, and it i- iuteri It d to make the front one of tire neat est in the cty. Welromo Hutu Tin Pritieville Review says: I'he rain that fell this week was indeed a godsend to Crook county. Prior to the rain the ground had become quite dry, and ail kinds, of crops were fullering for want of moisture. N nv the ground is thoroughly wet to a depth of six inches, and gram will g!tsiu start before the ground can out that it vill m ike a crop, h a dry re- garttless of wii.it kind of weather there my b-j from this time until harvest. It is quite probable that this seasons' crop of luy and grain will be larger than that of any previous year. l'liHiif;ti ill Control. TheSalem.Iournal announces that Rev. Doctor Van Scoy has tender ed the trustees his resignation as president of Willamette univer; sity. The future engagements of the gentleman are supposed to em brace a year of travel and study and then the aecptance of the chancellorship ot the m w Port land university of the M. E. chinch. Cattle for Kaht r 1 Iia Mountain. The Suinuieiville boys from near Harrisburg started on Mon day across the mountains by the McKenzie route witl Si'fl head of two-year-old steers, for their ranch on the south fork of the John Day iu (irant county. Sleepless nights, made mi-erabln by that terrible cough, shiloh's Cure is the retm-dy for you. For sale by Foshay ci Mason. Have you seen those beautiful cement walls in the cemt !er f, put mi by E. W. At -bison, at j,lf j the cost of stone. I Croup, whooping cough and j bronchitis immediately relived by j Shiloh'sCure. For sale by Foshay 1 it Mason. I Ifyotisuifer pricking pains on I moving the ryes, or cannot bear I bright light, itml find your sight week and falling, you should promptly use D-. II. McLean's I Strengthening Ey Salve. '2b 'cent9 a box. ! THE OREGON PACIFIC , A Junior Tbut the RCiivereliip Suit is Likoly to be Settled. rial term of circuit court is A being I reporte in Corvallis, and it is that the suit of the I- armers -oaii iVc Trust Co.. of New Y against the Oregon l'acihc Kaifcoa.l company is kely to be settledVand the road pass out of the lianas of the rtceiver. It is also said tVat this is to be done in order fenable the work of pushing the road eastw ard to be prosecuted this summer. That something of this kind is in progress their is little doubt. The people of the Willamette Val ley will welcome any negotia tions that will cause the resiimp lion of work on the road, its ex tension into Eastern Oregon, anil finally to an eastern connection. I-KI'TKIt 1.1 ST. Following is the list of letters that remain uncalled for in the Albany postolli. e June L IS'.tl : Mrs. W. II. Armstrong, '; O. P. Bates, -2; Mr. Best; .Mrs. A. K. Brandon; Mrs. Jell' Bull; Mr. I lurry Craw; Hon i. F.CroII'end ; Marion L Cooper; Mr. II. C. Coi bin; Mr. H. Council; Civil Davis; Mr. John Evion & Co.; .Mrs. Ed ward Fole-; Sammy (ia'laway ; Mrs. Ida (irate; Midard F. Haile- day; J. H. Hillsbery; Mrs. I. F., Irving; Mr. J. Johanson ; F. L. Kerston ; Mrs. Catherine Kattsay ; Mr. Frank Linstead; K. S. Moron; Kev. W. II. Noster; Mr. W. L. I Hven ; II. C. Perry ; C. I Beed ; Mrs. Mary Kihey; Truman Uobins ; Mr. Fred Sedersten ; lohn Schideler; John Shephart, Esip ; Mr. Wm. Surl-s; Miss Mary Tay lor; II. E. Wilson, Esq.; Bober: Wilson. Tiios. Mosrnru, P. M. ISruoght It Down. The latest newspaper in Oregon, launched upon the falelul sea o. .nur.nhsm May l!!.th, s he C lats-! kame iiiici, ii ia miiio, uuo newsy and will evidently succeed. We clip the follow ing fro.n it : A few days ago at Mist, a cub 'near came upon the porch of Mr. De Bock's house, while he was awav n the river fishing. Mrs DeKeck seized her hnsharii 's rill" ant though she gun before never had bandied a she took aim and tired. The tirst shot missed its mark, but the second struck him in the head and rolled him over. Mrs. DeR"ck exhibited a good d gi ee of courage in killing the bear. llfHiitlful Women. The magical ellects of Wisdom's lwhertuie as a beautiti-r and preserver ol the complexion nave been attested bv thousands of the . , i , leading ladies of society and the stage, ltistheoniy article ever; discovered which gives a natural; ami beautiful twit to the com-! plexion, removing tan, sunburn.; ircckles and all roughness of the' face and arms, leaving the skin j soft, smooth and velvety. All re-: mark on its delightful, doling ami refreshing propel ties, a distinction not found in any similar prepara- jt ion on the market. MM every- w hen. I niiiitaiit to lloiiNrkefrrs. It gives Julius liradwhol great satisfaction in selling his line i iolden Rule teas and baking powder, with elegant prizes oi without them, that his customers who have purchased invariably re turn and say tin y ate well pleased, that the tea is No. 1 and the bak- ii g powder is as good as the best. Ail bis leas and baking powder hears the name of .iiilius (irail w bol's i. iolden Rule Bazaar, and are expressly put up for his busi ness, and he ttill continues to give with each pound of tea or baking powder an elegant piece of glass ware. Notit-e to I'atroiiN. Auiany Or. May 30 1S!1. I have this day made arrange ments vith Messrs Knapp Burrel! it Company of Albany. To furnish all patrons with Deering Binders. I lease call at once. Also arrange ments are made with them fore verything in the farm iuipliment line including twine. Mart Mru.Kii. Financial Agent. Sociahle at Tiuigoi t. tangent Orange will give a I sociable m ttie latigent ware warehouse on June 12th begining at S v. m. The programme will consist of singing, speaking anil selling, the basket. Last but not least will be voting on the prettiest lady, who will receive a nice cake, and the hoinelist man a delicious pie. llMkl.tVH A It MCA Still:. The best salve in Uii world for CuU. Bruises, So.es, Fleers, Salt Klieiin:, Kt-ver sore. Tetter, Cliuppetl (hint1., liilhlains. Coins, anil skin Kruptionn. I nml pos lively cures Piles, or i.o pay ic(ino-ii. ii i s uai uritei'ii iu gi 'h i I. i t s itisf:iction, or money re funded, I'rii l't cents per box. Fcr sale by Ko-lit:y .v. Mu-on Shiloh's Cure and consumption cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures coneiimption. For sale by Foshay & Mason. Conn it Hendricson, grocers. Bread of all kinds fresh at Coelz B'os. Higlicst of all in Leavening Tower. HMaJ siV 'I'll. ft- ABSOLUTELY PURE Y. M. C. A. NOTES- The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Y. M. C. A. occurs on Friday evening of this Aeek. A full attendance is des-ired. Watch the papers for an an nouncement concerning a sociable that w ill be given in the Y. M. C. A. rooms next week. A very pleasant time is expected. Key. Mr. MeLeod will address the young men at the W. C. T. U. hall next s-unday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Let every member make it a Kiinl to be piesent and bring a friend Stand by the association meetings if it does cost you a sac rifice. The oiganiz ition of the ladies auxiliary to the Young Men's Christian Association was com pleted last Monday afternoon. The auxiliary starts out w ith very bright prospects, and will be, without doubt, a very strong arm of the association. Thirty-eight were listed as charter members. The following is a list of the offi cers of the auxiliary: President, Miss E. Irvine; secretary, Mrs. M. J. Bridgeford ; treasurei, Mrs. II. W. Young; vice presidents from the various churches, Miss Uhoda Hail, Miss Tina Mouteith, Mrs. Sherman Thompson, Mrs. (jeo. Hochstedler. Mrs. W. B. .(midiir Mrs. IIarrv Cbipman, Mrs. E. C. Searls, Mrs. L. W. Moench, Miss Woiley, Miss Laughlin, Mis Adclia Burkhart. Skcuktakv. For all forms of nasal catanh w here there is dryness tit the air passages with what is commonly called "stuffing up," especially when going to bed, Ely's Cream Balm gives immediate relief. Its benefit to me has been priceless A. (i.Case, M. !., Milwood, Kas. Oil"? of my children had a very bad discharge from her nose. Two phvsieians prescribed, but w ithout i benefit. We tried Elv'e Cream , , ,( tllt.rv;lH !A n;llkeil j our surprise, improvement. We continued using the Balm and in a short time the discharge was cured. O. A. Carv, Corning, N. Y. Freuucntlv accidents, occur in the house hold which cause hums, , sprains and bruises ; for use in such cases i)r. .1. II. .McLean s oicanic Oil Liniment has for many years been the constant uivoiite family remedy. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's porous p'aster. Price S) cents at Foshav tV Mason. That sour-tempered, cross, dys peptic individual, should take Dr. .1 . II. McLean's Sarasaparilla ! It will make him feel as well ar.d heart.' as the healthiest of us. lie , , ... -. .i... ueeos oracing ir, naii.nig, mat is all. No. 1 screen doors, wired and stained, H oo. Adjustible screen windows, wired and stained from 70c and up at Sugar Pine Door and Lumber Co., Albany, Or. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured, byShiloh's Cat arrah remedy, price 50 cents. Nasal injector free, sold by Foshay i"c Mason. itoi; WVA'l I At tin- family r.-iil.-nce i southeast of Mani-burg in Linn county to the wife of K. 1'. w yatt, I on M ly "Mill, a h n poind buy. I M oilier and child doing well and j fattier hilar'nm. I stale of it- ;on land Department The board of eoniinissiuiies for tin; s.tle id sell ol ar.tl university hind? and for the iuvjstincnt tif tin- tilhds arising llici i fruiri of the State off Ore gon, hereby invite sealed, np iiea tions to purchase the following tie seril ed lands to wit: y AH of the donation hfid flailil s-it 11 :di d in sections 'fi, 'III, 'Jl it -J, in liiiniship 11 South Hinge 1 w-'est kii.ovii a-d tie si i il.i d on the govern ment surveys as the Uonatioii bund ei.iiiu i f .lolm W. Mooie and w ife be ing notification No. "iio1.! saving Ihere fioin is acressold to .Jacob X-;wtn:is containing : H m acres. Also heginniiiif In chaitis West of the North East corner of the Northwest ipiarter sec lion Jl in luw imtnp r; tfoutli It nine 1 West running thence east :; chains, tlii-m e Soutli ID chains, thenen Went :;u i-hains. thence North 40 chain? to the beginning.contaii'jitig 1-0 acres all situated ill Linn county. State of Ore gon and containing in all 4'2ii acres more or less. Applications will lie opened lit a regular meeting of said hoard to be held Tuesday the Hlh, diynf.Iuly s;tl, at o'clock l M. The right to reject any and all lids is reserved by the boHi'd . Salem, Oifg in. June 1, Is'.M. NAl'Ol.EON DAVIS. C'iei k of the JJoiud. City Kveortlrr'n Notice or Etualiza ti.m. NOTR E is hereby Riven that the common council o.'tlie city of Albany, Oregon , will sit as a Hoard of Equaliza tion, at the council chambers in said city, on Wednesday, the 10th day of June lsiil, at the hour of two o'clock l M. of si-.id day, for the purpose of equalizing and correcting the assess nicntnf said city, for the year ls'.M. I'.y order of the council made May 2fi, "IS'.'!. Dated at Albany, Oregon, May 2 ts'.U. N. .1. Hextox, Ketvdcr of the city of Albany. lloK SAI.K A u"'i b e, harncag and X buw'tfv for sa'o cheap for cash; a liarjrai.i. Ki"Uirr lit the real estate otJice if hurkliart ,v Keellf. , tnr 11 tiele ni tiled in ivery house; liiif money to riclit party: I nainple ten tvnta, aiWrcs. N. F. (JAitUNOimtsK, ,ar d Or'K. V j sevt-litli St. I'olt- Latest U. S. Gov't Footl Report BaWng THK WOKLI ENRICHED. The facilities of the jpreeent 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 was first produced the world w as enriched w ith the on ly perfect laxative know n, as it ia the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andetlectual to cleanse t he system gently in the Sprin lime or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Just received, at Searls' shoe store, the latest styles in ladies cloth top shoes, lace shoes and Oxfords of all kinds. XKW TO-DAY, A tlistrict agent for ono of the Ingest lire insurance companies in the world. Iarge territory and j gotvl compensation. Address W. ii. naymonti, oox o:i, Albany, or. Opera House, Warner ti Cranor, Lessees & Managers, ONE NRiHT ONLY! Wednesday, June 3d. The Most Renowned Prima Donna in English Grand Opera, M ME. ABBIE CARRIiNGTON. MISS MINERVA BABCOCK, The Favorite Contralto. MR. CHRISTIAN F. MARTENS, The Eminent Norwegian Bar itone Assoluto. SKi. HORACE P.OL1NI, The Character Italian Baritone Bullo. MB. EUtiENE KAEl'FFER. Accompanist and Basso Cancante. MR. EDWIN M. SHONERT, America's Most Versatile Piano Virtuoso. MR. X. BASIL PTETSOX, The Famous Russian Basso Pro fundo. And the Great English Tenore Robusto, MR. CEO. W. TRAVERSER. Reserved seats, f 1.50, at Will & Link's music store. tyANTi:!! A "imttren", one who tain cut a'i'l IU. t'ul al cjniir of ith and lUll roal stru ts. Mrs. K. A. Durkliart, nsT On Sunday, May 4. lS'.'l, between thirtcity aul t'orvulIiH a ial)'s black (e. I- tinier u ill iiirue It-avti at im iimce. lirooil SAWINO-A. H. Howard having ) T pur- liiisod the Ut-w M-jJoiiv wood raw outfit, is KW reailv tn flU . all orders. l.t ivi- orduMM ri-niclriiit;, ami .'a;aKoia streets. iiirnci of- Second Proposal for a Bridge at Albany, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that the com mon council of the ei'y of Albany, Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the Iniildipg of a bridge across the Willamette river from the north line of First street, at the junction of said First street w ith Calapooia street, to the north side of said river, in accord ance w ith the plans, specifications and survey now on li'e in the olllce of the recorder of the city of Albany; 6aid bridge to he i:0 feet in length and 20 feet w ide in the elear and composed of si Mi) spans; the opproache to be respective y :i(M) feet and IU5 feet in length and 20 feet wide; such bids may also tie accompanied with plans and specifications of the hiddei , which will be considered by the council. I'itls will he received lor an all steel bridge, and must he aeeonipanied by drawing show ing plans and elevations of both sun-structure and super structure; diagram of stresses for spans of different lengths, and full specification of the material and work manship of the details of such bridge, liids must lie tiled with the rerorder of said city on or before the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of the 27th day of June, Is'.il, nnd must he accompanied by a ccrtitied cheek for live per cent of the amount of the bid. The contractor to whom the contract may be awarded will he required to enter into a writ ten agreement and contract ant to give bond to the city of Albany in double the amount of the contract price for the construction of such bridge, and for the faithful and strict performpnee of the contract In all its terms, conditions and details. Work must be commenced within 20 days from the execution of the contract, and be completed to the perfect satis faction of the engineer in charge of I he woik and construction of said bridge and of the city council, on or before the 1st day of December, IS'.U. liids will be publicly opened on the 27th day of June, 1-V.ll, at the council chamber in the city of Albany, be tween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock p. m. tif said day. The council hereby reserve the right to reject any and all bids '. Published bv order of the council made May 20th, 1S!U. N.J. HENTOX. Recorder of the City of Albany. Albany, Or., May 2Sth, IS'.U. ni'KNISIIEn R0OMS-In one of the ilt-aran eet localities in the city to Fur particulars imiiirie at this office An order for 200,000 pounda of wool has been received by A. Sen- tiers, who will pay the higheBt mrrket price. Bring yonr wool to him in Albany, and get your money. Apt Wanted ! r rent. Wanted A, COMPLETE STOCK OR- Spring and Sa miner flottiog, Light weight Summer coats and vests, dusters, silk, llannel and negligee ebirta, light weight silk and balbriggan underwear, straw hats; in fact anything and everything in our line you will find in great quaitities and all qualities at our store. . YOU ARE SPECIALLY INVITED- To call and examine our richly And reTaember alsc that we are headquarters for durable all wool clothing made by the Albany Woolen Mills, Browna ville, Oregon City and California woolen mills goods CALL AND SEE OUR STYLES IN THE CELEBRATED Before you buy your next pair cf shoes we would suggest that you call and examine our line, because we undoubtedly have the largest stock in this city. Cannot be equaled for style, comfort and wear, our line line made by T. L. WALLACE & GO. THK BIRTIIPLACK OF GREAT AND HONEST UAKCAIN? X, LEX Blain, The Leading Clotliicr. SF THE PROGRESSIVE 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 summer season will surely command his attention. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT CLOTHING MADE F:t guaranteed in his Prices Aiways Reasonable. i ii u ij u u u u u u sj u u ii it u u ii ti u u u u u u u ii u u THE VERNON HAY PRESS Unequaled for fast work and light draft. Manufactured at the foot of Baker Street, Albany, by PRICE & VERNON. tailored clothing made for us by yss - r r, Lts0 TERNS FOR SUILNCS AND TROUSERS TO ORDER AND A tailoring department. u u u h u u i; ii i! i: ii ii ti it i: i: u n ii u ii imi it i: ii it ii ii in
