Morning daily herald., June 09, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HEKALD: TUESDAY, JUNE 1, J 891
learning gaUit Tic vald
ON HALE.
The' Daily Herald will lo on
Bale each morning al H. J. Jones'
book itore, where it c u be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
MONEY TO LOAN,
i
I n sums to suit, from six months
to five years, on "rood Albany and
Linn county real estite.
V. K. MiTiieksox,
Opp. Rtisa House. Albany, Or.
JOTTINOS ABOUT TOWN.
Silk shirts at Searlee'.
Fresh bread every day at Parker
Bros.
W. II. Cowan went to Portland
yesterday.
U. L. P.lacknian went to Port
land yesterday.
Seventy-five cent neckties for oO
cents at Searls'.
Iave your orders for dr.-ssed
chickens at Allen Bn s.
Black sateen blouses and sailor
waists at the Ladies Bazaar.
Lewis lyer,the base ball player,
of Browns ".Mill, is in the city.
Councilman Garrett came np
from the metropolis list evening.
Cakes of all varieties, fanry and
plain at the Uelmonico restaurant.
F. M. Gates, general fluent f-r
the Hire Fencing Co., is in this
city.
A Jarre lines of misses' anil
children's shoes tjoing lor cost at
Searls'.
L. L. Say, cashier of the Bank
of Brownsville, was in this city
.Monday.
Vegetables from Linn county
par-lens, received every tnornin-rat
Parker Brof.
Call and see the new line of
tringham wrappers just received at
the Ladies Ba.aar.
The business men in blocks
and 8 wi'l play a ma cli game -f
bise ball to-day
M;ss Bellinger, of P-rtl ind. is
visiting witti Aliss Mildred Bur
mt'Ster in this city.
George Moon-house and Walter
Irving returned last even ing fioin
a trip to the m iiiutains.
S. S. Train anl family and Mrs.
Ir. W. II. (ivis returned vsir
d.iy from the mountains.
Strawberries, cherries. gwst
berries, currants, etc., received
every morning, at Allen Bros.
The ladies of the M. K. chur- h
are requested to meet at tiie par
sonage at :J :'M o'clock this after
noon. One dtj lar will 1-a given the
linder of a cane engr.ived C. 1.
Combs by leaving at Moutanye's
law otlice.
A baseball nine compiled of ihe
following letters has accented the
challenge of the I
M. K
W.
B. C. II. Y.
Reserved seats for the college
entertainment at the opera house
June SUi are on si!-' at Wiil 'i
Link's. Price 50 cents.
Job & Co. are putting in n-wen
gines and a larger saw m:il plant .it
Browns mill on the eastward ex
tension of the Oregon Pac tie rail
road. Kev. S. (J. Irvine, of the I'ni'ed
Preshyteri in church of th;s city,
tilled the pulpit of Kev. Mr.
Loiran's church in Portland on
Sunday.
Ir. C. C. Kelley and wife and
Mrs. C. C. llogue returned yester
day from the doctor's ranch at
Green Basin.
' The stock of the Alb w.y Mining
and Milling company advanced
yesterday to $1 per share, on ao
couni of the Haltering pru-petts ol
the claims.
An excurison
vail is business
given by the Cor
meii pas-el down
the river about '.
d iv morning, !
J o'clock Sun
topping a few
minutes in this citv.
Chief of police Holl'man and
Night jKlicenian Lee wiil go to
Salem to-day us witnesses in the
case against the bu'gl.ir captured
by them at this city.
The regular meeting of the W.
0. T. U. will be held at their hall
this afternoon at2::5) o'clock. A
full a'tendence is desired to hear
reports from delegates to state
cjfnveiition.
iMrs. Fritz Holl'man presented
tlis ollice with a k of large
luscious strawberries yesterday.
(no of them measured eiu'ht inches
in cirrumfrience. Albany has
material for a strawberry fair,
that would be a credit to any city.
Lst, on First street, between
the Iron Works and the residence
o John Isom, Sr., a A curat dia
mond rin-r. The limit r will re
ceive a reward of $20 liv leaving it
at this otll-:e. The ring is en
uraved with "V.. K. I.."' on the
inside of the band.
Mrs. Maggie Blaekman. Ida
Carter. M. A. U tati.erlir-l. Sarah
Barnes, F.I hi Hcndriesun.
and Mr. .). F. Back ou
st) left for Junction City ves'er
d iv, where they go to oi-anie a
lodge of Bebekah l'egree, 1. I . 1 1.
F.
The new law governing notary
publics is to the ell'.-ct each mn-t
rtgister his commission with the
county clerk in the county in
whicl he lives. If this provision
oji a statute is not complied with,
commission will be forfeited. The
law went into oiled on May U'tUh
lfist.
"The weekly issued this morn
ing, contained nineteen and a h.il:
columns of pure reading matter,
with full market reports and
epitome of general news, the mo t
complete paper published in ho
state outsid of Portland. '" Times
Mounuinecr. The hist issue of
the weekly Ih:nu contained
thirty-four columns of pure read
ing matter.
THE COLLEGE EXERCISES.
Y
K-ning Th Weeki' Exercises.
This is commencement week of
the Albany College, and the exer
cises are of a most interesting
character.
On Sunday the annual sermon
was deliveied by Kev. Or.
t; wynne, of Salem, who in the
evening delivered an able sermon
to young men.
TIIK I NDEKCiKADl'ATES.
Last evenioiiig occurred the
entertainment oi the undergrad
nates at the opera house, which
was well attended and wae liear.i
ly enjoyed. The programme, which
was admirably rendered, was s
follows :
Orchestra.
The Whistling Farmer Boy
v. liorus.
The Fairy Crowning, an Oper
etta.
CAST Ol-- I ll AKACTEKS.
0'ieen Edna Price.
Attendants Mary Graham, Eva
Koscoe, Orpha Fisher, Lizzie
Patterson.
M ischievous Fairies Leta Blain,
Lucy Chamberlain.
Lazy Fariea Bessie i'errill,
Vidj Maston.
Kind hearted Fairy Francess
Graham.
The Flitting Fairy VeBta
Ilenton.
The Workdoving Fairv Carrie
Priihard.
The -Match-making Fairy
Kmma Sox.
OKiSAKTU CiKSTI'RK HKI1.1.S.
Feather movements.
Oppositions of arm and head.
Gestures of atlirmation, presiu
tHtion and iielie.it ion.
Attitudes.
Defiance, retlec'ion, despaii,
familiar repose, respect, indecision,
a't ick, suspense, animation.
Tableaux m mvants.
Chain duice. Battle of the
Amazons. Watching for Sunrise.
Welcoming the Risen -Sun. Death
of Virginia.
Home, Sn-et Home.
Leit In sight o! honi".
Centre Our heavenly Lome.
Bight Farewell to home.
Mn.winaker John Chorus,
.anie, an Operetta.
C 1T OK CIIAUACTKKS.
Sir lb -in y (ilenville. an Knglish
nobleman F. O. Breckenridge.
Herbert, son of Sir Henry J.
Clement Irvine.
Mr. Uinggol 1, an American
gentleman Peicy A. Young.
Fairul, a Gypsy S. Elliott
Irvine.
Robin, a messenger -Hugh G.
Fisher,
.Mrs. Ringgold, an American
I.iily .Mary S. Cunditl'.
Z.mie, siipp.'sed to be a Gypsy,
but the daughter of Mr. Ringgold
Eva X. Cowan.
Leu; an 1 Stella, daughters of
ir Henry Ava Baltimore and
Eva Simpson.
Hepsichore, a fortune teller
llatlie Graf.
Zorozo, a singing Gypsy
Mild:e Pc.iiinester.
Florence and Emily, friends oi
the Glonviiles Xina (ialbraith
and Lena McConnick.
To- i:ght mi address w ill be de-
lelivorod at the opera house bv
II ,n. G. II. Williams, of Portland",
alter w loch the Delsarte gesture
dribs will be repet ted.
The graduating exercises will be
hel I at the opera house Wednes
day evening. The programme is
as fo'lows, beinning at 10 a. i. :
Prayer.
College Orchestra.
( (rations.
Public (pinion, Carleton E. Sox.
I lartette, Apollo Club.
Education, Percy A. oung.
Instrumental Solo, Prof. E. G.
Lonllard.
Environment,
Richmond Wheeler.
Vocal Solo, Rev. E R. Prichard.
Accompanists : Violin, II. J.
Hopkins, Piano, W. II. Lee.
Valedictory, Carleton E. Sox.
Awarding diplomas.
Benediction.
N'oveJtie In Lailien Footwear.
1 hve just received for the slim
mer trade ihe latest novelties in
ladies line shoes. Cloth top, iancy
tips ; lace shoes with fancy tips,
besides all thestaple etyles in hand
and machine turns. These goods
were made expressly for me and
will be found nice enough for the
most fastidious and cheap enough
for any one wanting a tine dress
slio.-. I also carry late novelties
in Oxford ties ranging in price
from iI.L'5 to $4.00. S. I-:. Young.
Tm strainer Willamette Valley,
A dispatch from San Francisco
says: This afternoon the schooner
Abie came down the hay under
full sail and crashed into the
steamship Willamette Valley,
which had just discharged her
cargo. Tne steamer is damaged to
the extent of $100 and the Abie
$jOii. No one was hurt. !
The Challenge Accepted.
We hereby accept the challenge
of the "L. M. R. it S." baseball
nine to play a friendly game of
baseball, and name Wednesday
i-i no lu as iiie time. Our nine
w ill h,.- sei-'cted iii accordance w ith
the terms of the challenge.
igue l "W. B. C. ll.it Y." Club.
Foil ml
Oil the streetsof Albany,a watch.
The owner can have the same bv
descriiung the watch and
f-T th;s notice.
payinjj
Tw y women, w ho seemed to be
professional beggars, arrivtil last
evening and annoyed the police
until a late hour, "one was past)
middle age and the other perhaps!
Cioup, whooping cough and
bro!i-h;tis immediately relived bv
Sldlob'sCure. For sale by Foshay
it Mason.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
arrah remedy, price 50 cents.
Naal injector free, sold by Foshay
iv. Ma 011.
THE PAIRON'S MEETING.
Linn County Easiness
It eets at Jo.dan Valley.
Council
The L'nn county business coun
cil met in legular session with the
Jordan Valley grai-ge on Juuetith,
1891, Jno. Bryant, in the chair.
The secretary reail the minutes of
the last meeting and they stood
approved. The choir of the Jor
dan valley grange furnl-htd music
f r the council. The" financial
agent, Mart Miller, made his re
poit which was satisfactory to ail
present. R. A. It vine oilei td a
resolution in legard to twine.
The question of admitting per
sons to the c.inicii, was talked of
by several membeis.
Dinner being announc d ihe pres
ident announced lecess and all
partook of the good things winch
the goo 1 sisteis of Jordan Val
ley iange irepared.
S. A. Dawson introduced a re
port on M". Schmidt's pr.'po itin
regarding a dairy tarm.
A vote of thanks was tendered
the Jordan Valley grai.g j for the
use oi their hall, anil the sisters
for the repast fuinirhed.
The number of t-atrons in this
jurisdiction is three thousand, us
reported by R. A. Irvine. Re
marks were made for the good of
the order by Irvine, Leedy, Daw
son Payne and others.
The next meeting was set for
the first Satuiday in October, 18'Jl,
the president to fix the place.
A vote of thanks w as tendered
the members of the council by Jor
dan Valley giai.ge loi meeting
with them.
Mr. Darby read a piece of poetry
for the benefit of ali pations which
was pointed and direct.
COHUKM'ONIILNT.
DRILLING FOR THE ENCAMPMENT-
Headquarters F Co., Second Regi
ment Infantry, O. X. G., Albany.
Or., June S, 1801. General otder
Xo. 17.
Commencing June iith, l.Siil, all
members ol this company will
assemble t the armory each
Tuesday and Friday evening until
June 27th, l-S'.H, for drill and in
struction. This order is made in
compliance with orders from tegi
mental headquarters, and only
lawful excuses will be accepted for
the absence of any member. The
men will leturn to the armory any
arms or accoutrements they uiay
have, including the wooden wiping
sticks. They will also see thai
their unifoi m is in proper condi
tion for the inspection. By order oi
Gko. E. ClIAMIiKKI.AIN,
Attes: Capt. commanding,
W. A. Hl'.Ml llKKV,
First Serg't.
Tim State I iilveihily.
Following is ihe programme of
the annual commencement exer
cises of the State I'niveisity at
Eugene: Sunday, June 1 1, 11 a.
m., Baccalaureate sermon Rev.
0. L. Corwin, Salem.
Monday, June lo, 7:110 p. in.
graduating exe:cises in music.
Tuesday, June in, :-.H0 p. :n.,
address before literary sociities--Rev.
A. Kunimer, D. !., Portland.
Oregon. 7::5)p. m., reunion of
literary societies.
Wednesday, June IS, 10:00 a.
m., graduating exercises of law
school ; 2:00 p. m., planting class
trei; 3:00 p. m., alumni meeting;
7::!0 p. m., address before the uni
versityA. L. Fia.er, A. M.,
Portland.
Thursday, June IS. 10:0) a. m.,
exercises of the graduating tlass
lieautifiil Women.
The magical tlfects of Whdom's.
Robortine as a beaut'tir and
preserver of the complexion have
been attested by thousands of the
leading ladies of society and the
stage. It is the only article ever
discovered which gives a natuial
and beautiful t'nt to the com
plexion, removing tan, sunburn,
freckles and all rougiines of tin
face and arms, leaing the skin
soft, smooth and velvety. All re
mark on its delightful, ct.olmg and
refreshing propeities, a distinction
not found in any sixilar prepara
tion on the market. Sold every
where. Important to Housekeeper!).
It gives Julius Gradwhol great
satisf-iction in selling his fine
Golden Rule teas and baking
powder, with elegant prizes or
without them, that his customers
who have purchased invariably re
turn and say they aie well 'leased,
that ttie tea is No. 1 and the bak
ing powder is as good as the best
All his teas and baking powder
bears the name of juIius Grad
w hoi's Golden Rule Bazaar, and
are expressly put up for his busi
ness, and he still continues to give
with each pound of tea or baking
powder an elegant piece of glass
ware.
Important Notice.
From and after this date I will
sell my dry goods for 50 cents on
the dollar. My gents furnishing
stock will be sold at. greatly re
duced rates, such as 7o cent neck
ties for 30 cents ; I.Ji0 underwear
for 1 .00 per suit, : 0.) underwear
for 2.5() per suit ; b.00 silk
shirts
for $4.7 " ; $4,00 black silk shirts
for $3.-"0, and everything in pro
portion. My large stock of shoes
at reduced rates to reduce stock
before removal. E. C. Skaki.es.
June o, ISiil,
Will Shunt' To-Day.
Tbt Maseott Gun Club of this
city, will hold their monthly shoot
this afternoon. The club has re
ceived tw o handsome medals, one
solid gold and the ( ther silvc,
which will he hung as prizes.
Oreconlan Itailroail Hoik.
Track laying is in progress be
tween Cobuig and Springfield 111
the Oregonian railroad It is
said that the wolk w ill he pushed
forward just as rapidly as possible.
A large line of Ludlow's $.1.00
shoes for ladies just arrived at
Se-uU' fchoe store.
C0A8I HOTES.
Chittmu bark gatherers areagain
in the Luchiamute btttom, as o!
yore. This chittum tree bark
is peeled and shipped to San Fran
cisco, where it is used fir medicai
pu r poses.
Abo-it 11 o clock Friday night
Borne incendiary poured coal oil
over the jail at Fossil, Gilliam
county, and set fire to it. Lu ki'y
the tire was di.-covered and ex
tinguished before it did much
damage.
Every owner of orchards should
examine his trees to see it they
are infected with veimine of any
kind. If he finds any pests in the
trees he Shou d take steps to des
troy them at once. I'niied action
w ill estermnatcd them.
Washington counly has quite a
number of pioneers within its
I I..... M-. It- n . .
11 .1... .11 ... , f . I... i
i uirni, uiu'v, mi- iiiui m oi met : i, ;, 1
pioneer women, ami Mr. ( iiiilin. j i1'yf '"iU . l'
of HillatK.ro, w ho s.arted the li.st ! 1 " .. ' "
newspaper in this territoiy.
E. A. Kereiibiiuch, the iran
who att mpleil to kiii himself by
cutting his thr.j.ii wi h a butcher
k i i I e l.iSt Monday sit Burns,
Harney county, w ill r'covt r. He
gave as a n ason lor his rash act
that he feared violence fr in the
rceret older ftyled "lul," which
exi.-ts in that country, an-1 he
would lather kill hi.eneli ttian he
kil ed.
Already com-f repot ts of forest
tires, liierewasa big one last
week on the middle Xehaleiu '
which destroyed thousands i I
dollars' worth of timber.
The artesian well w hich is being
sunk near Baker City piomb.es to
be a successful venture. The
depth of the well is e'ghtv six feet,
and water Hows from the pipe to
feet from the surface oi the
ground.
Last Monday a German named
Colmbaugh, w ho lives in Harney
valley, went in'o a butcher shop
during the absence of the propri
etor, took a knife and drew it
actoss his throat, making a deep
and dangerous wound. Physicians
seweil the gash up and he wiil le
cover. Steam w as generated in the hoil
eis of ihe Nehalem Lumber Com
pany's sawmill for the hrs
on the afterinx)u of Mhv 'A'Y
time
alid
sawed a few plank. II II. I (own-j
ing carried away the first plank as
a memento of the liist lumber!
turned out by a steam saw mill on j
the Nehalem.
Mr. Wendell, an officer of the;
na'ional farmers' alliance, from.
South Dakota, will deliver an ora-!
tion at Pendle on on July 4, Presi-
dent Folk being unable to come. :
Mr. Wendell will organize a state ;
alliance for Oregon July S at Port-;
land. He is reported as being an j
able and eloquent speaker. I
A .1 J urot.n t j 1 il i. ,-b;i rn i-t or frum
PoVtland, by the name of Kincaid,! particular, dratt an-l c m i
..(,..,-an. m m II illsboro it!i t wo wanted also. IlcahjUai
immoral women, now occupies j
quarters at the jail, awaiting the,
action of the grand jury. He is j
lucky in not having been dealt ,
with by a c.ti.ens' comniittcv,
says the H.llsboro Independent. I
The Dunlap placer mine, in the
1-ox valley milling uistrict, lor me
want of water
has worked but
very little this season, says the
Long Creek Eagle. It has iiofome
almost necessary for the mineis of
that section to construct a large
resei voir of some kind, and there
by reserve all the snow water, to
in-ure them a long and profhab'e
season.
At Squally Hook, near The
Hallos, last week, a very fortunate
iii-.-iile nt leiiioelii-il to:l work trnin
T-o M tl. oWtu.r iin.l biti-lo.il
fell down an embankment a dis
tance of fifteen feet, and turned
completely over. No one was in
jured except a Chinaman, who
received slight bruises on the
head. Such an accident might
. , I l.'liUNI l-JI .1IMM1L lHeill UMI?i 1
not happen again lor loi g vearsi,,, ... , ;, .- ', I
. . 1 ' . s n . 1 mill lost f.ciisi of looi-li I'litiri- v i
without fatal results.
W. F. Davis recently returned
from Cornucopia, where he has
been to examine 1 lit) wreck of his
quartzmill, which was destroyed
by a snowslide Inst winter. He
reports 'ha, the buildings were in
compile ruins, being shattered
into splinters and scittered over
the country for a considerable dis
tancd. The machinery fortunate
ly escaped with less d image;
much of it can be repaired at a
moderate cost. t is possible
another mill will be erected.
. . - .
BMkLEVft AKMtA Mill:,
The best salve in til? world for L'u.
Bruises, So.cs. fleers. Sail Klicuii;,
Kever sores. Tetter, Chapped llain'.,
Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruption:',
anu pus lively cures riles, or 1.0 pay
required. It is guaranteed to givi
oorfect satisfaction, or money re
funded, Price 33 cents ptr box. Fcr
sale by Koslmy iV Mason
Notice.
All persons indebted to E. C.
Searls are requested to call anil
settle at once as all accounts mcsl
be closed by the L'Oth of June.
E. C. Se ills.
June Sth ls:H.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cemetet s,
put up by E. W. Achison, at alf
the cost of stone.
If you sutler pricking pains on
moving the eves, or cannot bear
bright light, and find your sight
weeK ami lainng, you should
promptly use jr. ji. iicL,ean's
Strengthening Eye Salve. 25
cents a Ikx.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
OREGON OH0P3-
The bulletin of the Oregon !
Weather Bureau fur the week
ending Saturday, June (i;h, pmvs:
The weather conditions Icive i
been exceedingly favorable to
cereals, causing the prospects for
harvest to be extraordinary go-id.
General reKits induate hay crop
to be unusually heavy ; w heat and
oats to be in better condition than
for many years, :f ever better at
this season. The cool weather
and rains have not been i volatile
to the strawberry crop, which is
now ripening and berries plenti-; : , ; 7T .
lul. hionel.uiiswiil not be an! J t received, at searls shoe
average, especially in the Wil-1 'r? latest styles in ladies
lamette valley. The warmth j,, eUh top shoes, lace t hoes and
January, the cool spring and j Ux'ords of all kinds.
Irosts, w hich at the time were not That sour-temperM. cross, dys
supjicsed to have dure much dam-; peptic individual, should take Dr.
age, did really do rreal damage. .1. II. McLean's Sarasnparil'a ! It
Fruit is falling oil", tome coi g i w ill make him feel as well and
"i
Choi l its ami pi ones
are j
u.e I
le
Cherries
Be! ter
ports in regard to the hint is
reueivt d from portions oi Doug'as
and 1 coin Josephine, Jackson ai.d
t'urry icnnties. Corn ai'ieag-' has
been increased and doing well.
Vineyards are unsmially thrifty;
clusters are forming. Ho, s a-e
doing well, in some sections iice
are reported, in others, e p- cially
alxjut Lebanon, l.iiiii county, n
lice sre found.
In Eastern Oregon the general
crop prospects were never better,
at this season of the v-ar, than
thev are at present thioughotit . j
this reotion. Farmers are jubilai.t
over excellent prospects. The
rains were copious tine-ly and :
veri beneficial. New lift
and I
the!
hot j
vigor has been imported bv
rain to all vt tetation. The
winds of two weeks ngo did
damage, but it has b'cii more
i ban recompensed by the benefit j
the rain has l.eeu to winter audi
spring wheat. "I have rn-vi r :
teen a more promising proq.c t'or '
crops" w rites a toi respondt -in i
from Morrow county and simdar ;
leports are received from every!
county. Crickets are doii g Sjinc !
damage in Maihcur county. Irii- ;
gation ,is in progress in Baki-i !
county. In Wa-eo and about
Ion. Fmalilla county, stiaw beiries !
are very plentiful, and cherries
are ripcnini;. Absence oi hot
j winds dtp ing the pre-ent month ;
u-lll :i!lov of lii.- lilTta-nt i.vi-id On 1
prispei Is to be lea'i.ed. '
B. S. P.uit i:,
Observer I . . w ealher i-nreati
II. Brandeiistein from San
Francisco w ill be a! Albany on Sat
urday June 20 for purchasing the
following descui ed hoises: Bays,
black, and gray age 4 to S yeats,
from lo to iii hsnds hig'n, weight
from !'.i0 to lloO. Musi be venile
to ride under sad lie an I also
gentle to work. Flee i.om ;ill
blemishes and sound in everv
Ige hoises
wanted also, ileadouai t-i s al L.
-enders stable,
""sociable at ;ruSd t.
T Ilt j,.all,.,; wiq KjVe a!
i bj h, tie Tangent are- i
ward.0llPe j,im; ,5, ,...;;.
at 8 M. The programme wiM'
consist of singing, speakii.g amlj
aclliiitr. the basket. Last hut ;
.,,,1 least w ill he viiti 11 1? on Ihe 1
prettiest lady, w ho will receive a
nice cake, and the h
delicious pie.
cuclist man a
Noiice lo I'at rotis.
Ai.canv Or. May '.'A ls.il.
I have this day made arraeg.!
ments w ith Messrs Rn.tpp Bui roll
ie Companvof Albany. To furnish
lll patrons with I leering Binders.
I lease call at once. Also anange-
UiOlltS SUV Iliad
w:th tiiem lore
verylhing 111 fie tarm impliment
line including twine.
Makt Mii.i.i:k.
Financial Agent.
I have been bothered with j
.1 .. ..1. ... .1 1 11
and I had almost lost my hearing. ;
My eyes were getting so dim I had
to get some one to thread my 1
netiLe. Now I have my hearing
as well as 1 ever had, and 1 can
see to thread as fine a needle as
ever I did, my sense of smell is
partly re-tored, an I it seems ti be
improving all the time. I think
there is nothing like Ely's Cream
Balm for catarrh. Mrs. E. E.
Grimes, Rendrill, Piny, Co., O.
For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's porous p aster. Pi ice
-o cents at i'oshav A Mason.
' Sam Goetz's fancy pastry, cakes
and bread, fresh every morning, iit
,llen Bros.
MAK KIKK.
i.EATIIERMAX KL'NN Wednes
day, June :i, ls'JI. by Kev. Car;. us
Speriv, at tt;e residence of the
bride's parents, in Brownsville,.!. II,
J. B Leutlierinan. of To. Hand, and
Miss M. Hditli Uiinn, of I'.rou nf il'c.
I Ailnillli-lr.iliirs Niilir:-.
' Notii e is hen by given that the un
I del-signed lias been tlnsil.iv duty ap
pointed by the county court of hinn
I county, Oregon, administrator of the
1 cstateof -lolin Arp deceased Al per.
sons having claim agiinst said estate
iiiie hereby not'ilied to present them to
' me, ortoiny attorney at Albany, '(re
i tfini, vcrilicil as by law rcipiireil u ilh
j in six months froui the date of this
j '?; ... .,, - v f .,,. v.
CAKI. MIKK KSI UiT.
Ad miiiistrator.
K. WVATT.
Attorra y for A minis
'rator.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
THE WOULD KMtlCHED.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almoM unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative known, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt aiuletlectual to cleanse
Ihe system gently in the Sprii.
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
be.iH as the healthiest of us. He
m- -N bracing u;, vitalizing, that
is all.
Frequently acci-lents, ocvnr in
the In ii-i- hold which catiHO burns,
s,n ains a'-"l b-uisi-K ; for use in such
cases lr. .1. II. Mc.Le Hi's Volcanic
(id Liniment has lor many years
iicen l he constant favoiite family
Mloe.iy.
M'jti' to-jjjTv.
An order for 200.00a pounds of
wool has been received by A. Sen
ders, who will pay Ihe highest
mrrkel piice. Bring your o I to
him in Albany, and uet oiir
money
hk
A di
ist ru t agent lor one ol Il.o
:aig -st lire msiPiincceoiiipaiiies m
the w n;d. Large territory and
good ei-mpi usat ion. Address W.
ii. Raymond, box li'.l, Albany, Or.
tiy
kti-euiitiTi'M Notlt-e ,f Ktiualiza
t ion.
Mill' K is licehy fciveii that Hie
c iiinii'iii euuin il of the eity of Albany
I b eg-.11 . w ill it as a H -aril of Eiiializa
.iuil, ut I lie council eliambiTS in said
eity, 011 IVcilnei-il iv, the I'.ltli (l:iy of
lui'c ls;il. at ; bo Innir of two o'clock
e. m. of si.id diy, for tne purpose of
ciii:ili.iiig ami collecting tin- sissess
111. id ol siiid cily. forllie jear ls'.ll.
!'.v oiiK r of the council inudo May
M. ls'.l.
Hated
;it Alliaiiy, Oregon, May is,
:i!.
N J.
filer -f the city
Hextox,
of Albany.
K.-c.
riojionals f-ir a ItrblRe at ;.VIIiany,
Oregon,
Notic . is
uioii eiiiiit
Ii -icIiy given that the com
ii of Uiu ci'y ol A baity.
1 Ircgoii, w lil receive sealed bids for
tin- biiii-iii'g of a bridge across the
Will.inii tto river from the north line
of l'iisi street, at Uic junction of said
I First street 'A itli C'alnpooia street, to
i tlit- noria side of said river, in accord
! .nice w itti the plans, speeilieiitioiis and
1 saiAey now 0:1 Ii ' in the ollice of the
j recorder of the city of Albany; said
lu iilge to be i:',M feet iii length and 31
' n et wide in the clear and composed of
! six oi) spans; the iippioacln to he
1 Ic-pcctive'y '.W fe-t wild ".15 feet ill
;,M7 ,c'a-eJnq.anied with plans and
til and 'go leet wide; such bidsiilRy
s ecitu iilions in me niiiuei, wmei,
will hi- considered by the council.
Ihds will be received tor au all steel
bridge, mid must be accompanied by
drawing shou ing plans and elevations
of both siUi-struc'.ure and super
structure; diagram of stresses for
spans of ditleieut lengths, and full
s i'c I at ii m of lli! mate ill and work
inai sh.p of the details of such bridge.
Bids must be lilcd ivh the rei order of
sai.l city on or before the hour of 1
o'i lock p. 111. ot the 27lli day of June,
Is'.il, mid must be accompanied by a
ceriilii ii chci Iv lor live per cent of ihe
amount of the hid. The contractor to
whom the ooi'triot may be awarded
will be reipiire.l lo enter into a wiil
ten agreement and contract and to
eivi- bond to the city of Albary in
doi.bic Ihe amouiit ol I lie coniraet
prc! for the corh (ruction of such
bridge, aiel lor the faithful and stiiet
pel for tin nee of tin- contra.'t ill all its
ti-rnis, conditions and rieta.ls. Work
must ho commenced w ithin 20 days
from the execution of the contract,
and be completed lo the pel Te'-t satis,
faction of Hie engineer in charge of
the ivoik and construction of said
bridge and of I lie city council, on or
before the 1st day of Kcceniber, 1MI1.
Bids will be puoicly opened on the
JTtli day of -Mine, lMll, at the council
chamber in the city of Albany, be
tween the lours of g aud 4 o'clock p.
111. of said day.
The council hereby reserve the right
lo reject any mid all bids
Published by order of the council
made May 'Joth. 1NU
N. J.JteXTOV,
der of the C"o' Albany.
nr.. May g-sttlyit'.il.
liccor
Albany
Male or Orcnu-IjiihI llrparlment
The hoard of co:nmisioiies for
the s de of sch ml a 1 d university lauds
and for the investment of the funds
arising therefrom of the State of Ore
iron, hereby invite sealed applica
lions to purchase the following de
iciibod lands to-wit:
All of the donation land claim situ
ated in sections :5. 1C, gl iC ii, in
Township 1- South Kange I West
known a-d described on the govern
ment surveys as the Donation Land
claim of Join! W. Mooie and wife be
ing notification No. i'lOt) saving there
from is acres sold to Jacob N-:wma-
containing ''' acres. Also beeinnin
10 chains VVc-t of the North East
craner of the Northwest quarter see.
lion 'il in Town-hip 12 south Kange
1 West running lhen-e east :UI chains,
-hence South 40 chains, thence West
lil chains, thence North -HI chains to
ihe hi g-iining,coiitaining 1'iO acres all
siuialed in Linn county. State of Ore
l'o.i slid containing in all 4gC acres
more or les.
Applications will he opened at a
regular meeting of said board to be
held Tuesday the 14th, d y of July
is'.il, at g o'clock e. M. The right to
r, jeet unv and all Lids is reserved by
the bo lid.
S.ilem, Orcein. June 1. 1.H.
NAl'ULKON DAVIS.
Cleik ol the Board.
IVd
wanted
II VW1
A, COMPLETE STOCK OF
aei hwm Mm
Spring
Light weight Summer coats and vests, dusters, tilk, tlannel and
negligee shirts, light weight silk and balbriggau underwear,
straw hats; in fa-t anything and everything in our line
you will find in great quantities and all
qualities at our store.
Y0U ARE SPECIALLY INVITED:
To call and examine our richly
And reuember alsc that we are headquarters f r durable
all wool c.lo'hing made by the Albany Woob n Mills, Browns
ville, Oregon City and California woolen mil's goods
CALL AND SEE OUR STYLES IN THE CELEBRATED
Before you buy your next pair cf
shoes we would suggeet that you
call and examine our line, because
we undoubtedly have the largest
stock in this city. Cannot lie
equaled for style, comfort and
wear, our line line made by
T. L WALLACE & GO.
THE EIKfTII'LACE OF GREAT ANU HONEST LAU ; AIMS
L. EX Blain.
Tlic leadiiii dottier.
Jg THE PROGRESSIVE
3
to see a line of goods
variety, the finest- and
features of the day, ombine I w ith a complete assort
ment of staples, all made and finished in the very high
est standard of excellence, and placid 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
CLOTHING MADE
F:t ruaranteed in his
Prices Always Reasonablk.
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HALL .A-ZSTID SEE
THE VERNON HAY PRESS
Unecrualed for fast work and light
draft. Manufactured at the foot of
Baker Street, Albany, by
PRICE & VERNON.
tailored clothing mado for us by
MM.
I t i vaa'wai'- .
le c? v -5
5
PURCHASER I (ESI RES
that embodies in its immense
conservative fashionable
PAM
ITERNS FOR SUIT.NCS AND TROUSERS
TO ORDER AND A
tailoring department.
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