Morning daily herald., June 23, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

TIIE MORNING H.KRALD: TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1891
tia Daily Herald will boon
Bale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book store.where it l in be procureu
at 5 cents per copy.
MONKV TO LOAN.
In suma to suit, from Fix months
to five years", on good Albany and
Linn county real estite.
V. E. Mi'I'iiebson,
Opp. Buss House. Albany, Or.
JOTTINUS ABOUT TOWN.
Fresh bread every Jay at Farker
Bros.
Bargiins in ladies low shoes at
Searls'.
Judge Lyons, of Lyonsville,
in the city.
IS
Mr. Caleb Gray,
of Halsey, is !
in the city.
Dr. II A. D:ivi, of
19 in the city.
Strawberries and
Ilarrisbnig,
cherries at
Parker Bros.
Boenicke has fitted up his ice
cream parlors.
Try Boenicke'8 ice cream; it
can't bo beat.
Regular meeting of the city
council to-night.
Get a pair of 3 shoes for $3 at
Searls' before removal.
S. V. Keece of the Green Basin
Lumbering Co., is in the city.
Policeman Lee is recovering
from an attack of scarlet fever.
Mr. Archie Blackburn went to
I ortland yesterdiy on business.
Cakes of all varieties, fancy and
plain at the Dclmonico restaurant.
.lud'e Whally, of Portland, is
attending circuit court in this
city.
Judge K. X. Tandy, of
burg, has returned " from
Last.
Harris.
a tiio
For a surprise, look at the mil
linery window at the La lies
Bazaar.
Mr. K. J. Lanning has been ill I
for several days at his home in
this city.
Sain Goetz's fancy pastry, cakes
and bread, fresh every morning, at
Allen Bros.
Regular meeting of the Y's this j
afternoon at 4 r. m. Let ali mem
bers attend. .
Ir. W. II. Davis returned yes-'
terday from a professional visit at j
Harrisburg. J
D. S. Smith and C. G. Bawling j
have been appointed bailills of the i
circuit court.
P.J. Baltimore and S. Shtipp!
are spending a few davs tishiiiir at !
Browu'a Mill. ' j
A new line of novelties in sum-J
mer hats just received at the!
Ladies Bazaar.
If you are hnngry go to Parker
Bros, and get a loaf of the bct
bread in the city.
Boenicke s-irves ice cream by
the dish, guaranteed tj be the
finest in the city
Girl wanted to do general house
work. Apply at store or residence
of Thomas Hopkins.
Remember that Searls has a
fine line of gents furnishings tiiat
are going for cost.
Calumet baking powder is abso
lutely pure and wholesome. Try
a can. C. E. Brownell.
When you want a first-class cor
set, call at the Ladies
Bazaar and
get one of the "B. B s."
Strawberries, cherries, g ose
berries, currants, etc., received
every morning, at Allen Bros.
Vim. Hunt has been bound ovsr
in $J0O bonds before Justice Apple
gate at Mill City for selling 1 Uti r
without a license.
Judge R. S. Stralian went to
Pendleton yesterday, where the
supreme court for that district wiil
convene on Wednesday.
The regular meeting of the V
C. T. U. will be held this after
noon at 2 :.; o'clock at their hail.
A good attendance is desired.
Mr. Ge'j. I. Piper, one of
Seattle's, well known young
business men, is in Ihecitv, spend
ing a few dayj with rela'ives and
old friends
F. M. French keeps the Iar"est!l'",M,any was very satisfactory,
and most complete stock of spec-j amounting to 500,000 pounds,
fades and eveg!a-ses jn i)e which is now being baled here for
cniintr Knr'Ji, ... shipment to Boston. The clip N
give perlect satisfaction
Kvery grocer, druggist and sa
loon mau should keep Coronado
mineral water on hand. It will
be called fer, as it is the best.
John Isom Jr., sole agent.
J. G. Crawford, the photog
rapher, has returned from Mon
mouth, where lie went to take the
pictures ot the two dozen gradu
ates of that institution.
Mr. James F. Powell, who is
now assisting in making out the
assessment roll, will soon leave for
South Bend, Wash., wh.re
he has ac cpted a position in a
bank.-
Father Metayer", of Albany, is
very sick at Portland ami is being
treated at the hospital. Father
.Metayer lias many friends who
hope for Ids early and complete
recovery.
Mr.H.IIyde has received a letter
from B. H. James, who recently
left for Ohio in response to a tele
gram announcing tne serious ill
liess of his father, stating tout he
arrived 0113 day alter the letter's
Lincral.
A Sunday school picnic will be i
held Thursday next in McEarland's
grove near tangent by the two
Sunday schools of that place and
the M. E. Sjuth Miuday school o'
this city. Tim Tang.'nt band will
furnish music.
Mrs. Amelia Combs, of Eugene,
who had a tumor removed by Dr.
Mastou and Dr. Divis three weeks
ago, has sulliciently recovered ai
to admit of her returning home
yesterday. She was accompanie 1
by her busban.l.
CIHCUIT CODET.
A Nam bar of Cases Deposed Of on tba j
Opening Day.
Circuit court convened yester-
Jay, and the f j!1 jwin;r cases were
o.ed ol :
Oregon vs. James Bannon. bur-
g'ary; continued.
Thomas Jt-ll'erson vs. G. S.
Montgomery, attachment; con
tinue 1.
B. Dittenhofler vs. Perry Smith,
to recover monev ; continued.
Ti'plitz & Co. vs. Mary Cugi!!,
to recov r money ; continued.
C. F. Cromwell et al. vs. D.
Keeney, et al., partition; con
tinued. Geo J. Braner vs. Mary Cougill,
to recover money ; continued.
Mooney, alentme iv Co vs.
Mary Cougill, to recover money;
continued.
The Albany Farmer' Co. vs. S. 1
S. McFaddeii, to recover money ;
continued.
C. G. Hickok vs. J.S. Antonello,
t ) recover money ; settled.
J. S. Antonelle vs. Anna Mo
Nulty, suit in equity; seti!ei.
Deyoe & Uubson vs. C. G. Stahl,
to recover money, default; judg
ment. Deyoe & Robson vs. William
Reeves, to recover money; dis
missed without prejudice.
Capital National Bank vs. W.
F. Crosby, to recover money;
continued.
Assignment of Blackburn A
Piroiv, tinal account continued ;
assignors discharged.
H. R. Briggs vs. Caroline M.
Brigs, divorce; dismissed.
Assignment of R. C. Warner,
continued.
A. J. Houston to Martha Hous
ton, action to clear title; settled;
dismis-ed.
K. T. T.Fisher vs.John Schmeer
and Pauline L. Schmeer, fore
closure ; db missed.
St.ilbrd & Gray vs. S. H. Mc
Elmurry, to recover money;
settled."
T P. Baldwin & Co. vs. Gold
smith & Ktink!o,t re-cover money ;
continued.
K.eniusber-er. Falk it Co. vs. J.
Gross, tti recover money; settled.
Hoiieyman, Deli art it Co. vs. S.
F. Ileckcr, t recover money ; de
fault and judgment.
Assiiiguiuent of E. Becker; con
tinued. Knapp, Burrell it Co. vs. E.
Becker, I'.. S. Becker and Stewart
it Sox; sale continued.
Otto Fox vs. John Maxwell, to
recover monuy ; leave to issue ex
ecution eranttd.
Albanv Iron Works vs. Harold
Bros., to recover money; settled.
Dittenholler. Hassit Co. va. G.
W. Pugh and Klsie Pugh, fore
closure; default anil decree.
Andrew J. Noble, executor, vs.
S. W. M. ore an I Mary S. Miore,
foreclosure of mortgage; default
and decree of foreclosure.
Thomas Jctferson vs. W. G.
McDonald, to recover money; de
fault and judgment.
Matthews it Washburn vs. T.
Henness and America Kllen
Henness, to recover money;
judgment against T. Henness and
non-suit as to A. E. Henness.
A. M. Templeton vs. James B.
Keeney and . D. Keeuey, to re
cover money ; judgment and at
tached property ordered sold.
Mahala F. Turner vs. J. Thomp
son it Sons, to recover money ;
leave to ifsue execution granted.
Ass;gnment of T. L. Henness;
continued.
Win. Rilea vs. R. R. Humphrey,
j ami 1. -Montague, to recover
rm.Ve'; 1,1 accor.lance
Wild HIISWll Ol 1 1 II ill UllI e' .
II. Bryant, administrator of K.
15. Hughes et al. vs. J. B. Keeney
et al., to recover money ; judg nent
and attached property ordered
sold.
Albanv it Astoria R. R. Co vs.
Henness Bros., to recover money;
default and judgment.
Jva Templeton vs. Linn county,
action for damages ; dismissed.
Heavy Wool Clip.
Mr. Charles Cattwright of the
Baldwin Sheep and Land Com
pany, is in Portland. He says the
prospects for grass on the ranges
are now better than they have
tor three years. The spring was
very unfavorable, but late rains
have changed the aspect of affairs
' lu.,,',ir tl,in iiuii.it tli. u-.w.l tin,-.
ing grown right along all through
the winter without any check.
Owing to lack of the usual
spring rains to keep down
du-t, the shrinkage will be
1 ;rger than common. There is a
discrepancy in the view of wool
giowers and dealers in regard to
prices, the former a-king 18 to 20
ci-nts and the latter ottering 10 to
17 cuts.
Siilurili) ' Hall Omne.
The base ball game between the
Albany and a em clubs on Satur
day ;it the capital city, promises
to hi a lively contested ami in
teresting game. Neither side will
have a walki ver. The home club
knows that Salem has a strong
team nd is prepared to play a
scientific game of bail, The
Salem's will have to plav birder
than ever before if they win. The
Albany nine is Burns p; Burns c;
Ala .Marshall 1 b: Chamberlain 2
b; Magrs ' o; La ri more ss;
Blodgeit, Breckemredge, Leimeit
lit Iders : Smiley, Huston, Rennie,
reserve. The Albany club aiu
many people from ttiis city will
go to Salem that day, going on the
boat in the morning and returning
in the evening.
rieaant Surprlne I'arly.
A ituin er of the friends of Mrs.
John Jones assembled at her resi
dence Satiliiiay evening and ten
dered her a pleasac.t sm prise. The
ucca-ion w as J.Irs. Jones' birthday.
About sixty were present. Ice
cream and cake was serve I and a
uioit enjoyable evening uaj spent.
8TATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIAT10B.
Programme of the Annual Meeting to hi
Eeld at N wp Tt.
The Oregon Teachers' Associa
tion this year will be held at New
port on Yaipiina bay from June 150
to July 3. The citizens of New-tort
have appointed a committee who
will do all in their jer to make
file stay of those who attend the
association pleasant. The follow
ing programme is announced:
Tuesday, June 'll,
EVENING .SESSION 7 :I5 J 1 M.
Ijcal address of welcon e S. I.
Pratt, principal Newport public
sehoois.
Response P. L. Campbe.il,
president Oregon State Normal
School at Monmouth.
Audre-s ot welcome for Benton
county Superiif endciit W. E.
Yates.
Response tc fame S'upi rinteud
ent H. S. Strat gr, Unioo county.
Lecture Prei-idcnt Veil S'.oy, "of
the Willamette university.
Address Language Culture
President Elbert N. Condit, Al
bany Institute.
Weilnemla y, July t.
MOKN1XG SESSION 'J :'M A. M.
Some Kssentials to Success in
Teaching Herbert Kittredge,
principal Baker City public
schools.
The Purposw of tne Public
School Mrs. Frances K. A 1 ford,
East Portland, Or.
Responsibility of the Teacher.
AFTEltNOON SESSION 1 ;!J0 I'. M.
Necessi'y and Extent of Writ
ing in Connection with School
Exercises J. B. Horner, principal
Rosebnrg public s -hools.
Orthographv D. V. S. Reid,
Kast Portland".
Music in Public Schools F.
Berchtold, State Agricultural
College.
Primarv Reading.
The Part that Langaage Plays
in a Liberal Education.
EVENING SESSION 7 :'o0 V. M.
Recitation.
Address S.-hool Journals and
Reading Circles as Educational
Factors in the History of the
Teacher J. R. N. Bell, Oregon
State School Journal.
Address The American School
Director and His Duties to th
School Hon. V. W. Ruby, Board
of Education, Portland, Or.
Recitation .Mrs. M. L. Broun,
Turner public schools.
Thursday. ,Iuly 'i.
MORNING SKSMON '.K'.',0 A. M.
The 0:icstion of Corporal Pun
ishment G. A. Walker, principal
Albany public schools.
Elocution in Schools .Miss
Jennie M. Long, Portland, Or.
Language Teaching in Inter
mediate tirades.
The I'se of Objects in Primary
Number Letsons.
AF'i'EKNOON SESSION 1 :1)0 I. M.
The Sanitary Condition of Our
Schoolrooms M. W. Smith,
principal The Dalles pub ic
schools.
Mental Application. Its Use and
Abuse G. A. Peebles, principal
McMinnville public schools.
Education Through the Senses
Benjamin Irving, piincipal teacii
er in Oregon School tor Deaf
Mutes, Salem, Or.
EVENING SESSION 7 :o0 C. M.
Leetuie Ross C. Houghton, D.
D., Portland, Or.
Recitation C. L. Shaver. Port
Or. Select reading Miss Jennie M. !
Long, Portland. Or. I
Recitation L. 15. brown. Los
Angeks, Cal.
Friiluy. .Filly a.
MOUNING SESSION y ;j0 a. m.
Form and t'olor I. A. Gt tz,
principal Ashland public schools.
Physiological Science the Means i
of Perfect -Development W. V.
Hawley, principal Oregon State!
Normal school, Drain. j
Foreign Schools versus Aniiri-i
can Schools Miss E. E. Crock-,
i ham, Portland public schools, ',
J AKTKI1NOON SESSION 1 :'.',() 1'. M.
i Manners in Schools Objects
and Results Mrs. S. G. Grubbe,
city Siiperiutendent Salem public
schools.
What Shall we Tea h Fiank
Bigler, principal jiuhlic schools,
Oregon City, Or.
The Overcrowding of th Daily
Prograninie in Puhiic Schools
Miss A. L. Dimick, Portland pub
lic schools.
Geography J. II. Ackerinan,
city sujei intendeiit,East Portland.
evening; session 7 ) o'clock.
Lecture Some Lessons From
Ancient Oregon Sea Beaches
Professor Thomas Condon, State
University.
Recitation C. L. Shaver.
Reading Miss Jennie M. Long.
Social reunion.
Steamliott ICxcurKion-
The steamer Bentley will convey
the baseball club and its friends to
Salem next Saturday, June ITtli
to cross bats w ith the crack nine
of the capital c'ty. The boat will
leave Albany at H . m. and return
from Salem after the close of the
game in the afternoon. Fare f r
tiie round tiip, 1.
I. aides. Attention.
Miss Hannah Cohen, hair
dresser. Hair dyed, bleached or
shampooed in the latest styks of
the art. Oiders taken for all
kinds of hair work. Hiop at resi
deuce, corner Third and Calapooia
streets.
Tiy Coronado mineral water,
the purest on earth, for sale by all
ilruggitts. John ls'jin Jr., "sole
agent.
If you have not drank Coronado
mineral water, you should try it.
It will h 'her you up, give you a
clean stomach and a gooel appe
tite. As a table and medicinal water,
the Coronado can't be beat. Try
it and be convinced. Bottled at
the world renowned sanitarium,
Hotel Del C'iroiiado, Cororiadc,
California.
0. A- S MEETING.
llfAli.j; nrn;s Hi I'liru-os lVsr 'o, i, )
1)'-' 1F 'KK'tlN, 1 A, a.
Si-i:cii. Okii:ks No. 1.
All members of McPnerson Poid
and transient comrades are re
piested to ne-et at the r. A. U.
hall on Friday June 2(th at !S
o'clock sharp. Business of impor
tance, lien. O. Summers depai t
ment commander, will be present.
By order of J. h Whiting.
B. F. T.mu.ek, J'ost Commander.
Adjt.
Cliall-ii Aeci'pttil.
Albany Engine G . No. 1 accept
the challenge of Linn Co. No. 2,
for a game of ball Wednesday
evening, weather permitting, fol
low ing are the player A. Mar
shall, Jas. Blackburn, I'd. Moore,
Fr-jd Biount, C. W. Wtt, Jas
S'lahau, Wd! Campbell, Tom Mon-
teith. U m. Kieh.iriis, i'r 1 1 :1I. ot ner point oi interest, it a mi
surgeon. On the bench : II. Cra-! jority of the oarty desire. Fair,
nor.W.M nteith, ll.H'idiauis.D.C. i including bei th for ti.e mur-d trip
."scliell, tivt-j. i inuipnrey, nei.ry
Taylor, Fiiti llo'll'man, I.. 10. Blain,
Jul us 'iridwoid, tJonrad Meyer
and Cnarli s l iter. Charles
Me'zgar, maa'-ot.
A l'aiuful At-i'lilut.
Francis G-aham, 8 vear-old I
daughter of J. J. Graham, of this
city, met w ith a ve y painful ac
cident yes'erd iv af'ernoon. She
cii.Ti.. !l...i- 7, tt,M-.L- i,.. in
i, .i u , . i : 1 1 i. L , ii. I i ii.. 1 1 n,i u i
the forehead, knocking her insen -
sible and cutiii g a gash about two
inches long. J)r. W. 11. Dai
'.v e illeii :inil ilrt-s-sn"! I li.
wound, which will n ,t i.rove
serious.
Ansi'tilted a Jliiii;tni:iii.
Some voung-ters as-aulted
Chinaman Sundav evening on tin
! sidewalk at the Revere house
corner, and one of them struck
the Mongolian, knocking him into
a window of the hotel, breaking
the glass and cutting the China
man s wrist. The young man paid
for the damages. No arrest j were
nude.
A Card,
1 extend heartfelt thanks to the
ininy friends in Albany who have
been so kind to me during in sick
ness. Parlii nlarly do 1 lcel gra't
fui to Mrs. Rachael Campbell, who
has proven herself such a faithful
unt iring muse.
Mi:s. Amelia R. Co.mi:.-.
tiranil ! ui-oi h.
Following is the grand jurj
drawn at the term of circuit coin;
now in session : Frank Tntes.
Frank Moist. Robt. Andrews, ti.
B. Spla.vn, L. F, Smith, T. F.
Sioith, Geo. Cline. T. F. Smith
was appointed foieman.
l-'air Weather I'r.'iui.'il.
The signal service weather ind -cation
for to-day is l gat laius,
followed by fair weather; warmer.
This will be welcome, and all will
pray that it will materialize.
Notice to ratrons.
Ai.hasy Or. May ?,) 1SD1.
I have this dav made arrange!-
ments with Messrs Knapp Burrell
ii 1 ompany oi .inany. in luriush
all patrons with I leering Binders,
1 lease call at once. Also arrange-
mei.ts are mane
very: bin ' in the
w th tht in lore
farm iinpliment
line including twine.
Mart Mii.i.i:i;
i'inuncial Agent.
Kentish 'lierrien.
xt week leave vour orders lor:
the m
.tint: at C. E. Brow nell's.
Allen's d their own delivering,
carefully and prompt 1 v.
A larg. lino of chihlri n's sun
bonnets, school hats, white aprons
and d'esses just received at the
Ladies B.isaar.
Something nice in coll'ees at
Mien P,roa. They run their own
delivery wagon, and deliver goo Is
promptly,
Do you want to be happy and
make those about you pleased, if
so go and get one of those lovely
toned piano's at Mrs. llytnans.
I havf few men's shoes that
are wo. ih irom ! )( to fo 00 per
pair that 1 oiler, to close, at $.'.! Kl.
per pair. The a'nove go ds are all :
perfect in every respect, only the ,
lines are broken i'l sizis. Call j
early and get a pair. !
E. C. Si:.m.s.
Julius Grndwohl, proprietor ol
the Golden Rule Bazaar, informs
1 us that he w ill add to his already
j large busine.-s a complete line o!
shell hardware nd laiiulv:evcr 1 did, mv sense ol smell is I
groceries. Ttie sales of bis Golden
Rule teas antl baking powder is
steadily increasing. He still keeps
up the elegant prizes with these
goods.
Just received, at Searls' shop
store, the latest styles in ladies
cloth top shoes, lace shoes and
Oxfords of all kinds.
.. ., 1 it I
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls , in tne cemelci is
put up by E . Aeh.son, at ali
the cost of stone.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria '.
Iligliest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTE lr PURE
' CEF.ISTUN ENDEAVOR SOCIETIES.
! Your are cordially invited to'
j join the delegation to' the Eleventh
; International Convention of Y. P. j
S. C. E., to be. held at Minneapolis !
July it 12. A party will leave
ea-lle o'l Thur-d.iy evening July
I, probably steamer. At Whatcom
will transfer to the Canadian
Pacific tourist car, which prat-
tica'ly will be the private prop-.-r-.y
mI the party dining Die trip,
Will leave Whitcom on Fiid iy in
lime to connect w n n tne overi unt i
C. 1. tram at Mission on the alter-
noon. At ihe Olaeier Hoii'-e a
-top of urn.' day wiil be in. -de,
leaving there Sunday noon, reach
Winnipeg Tuesday afternoon, and
Minneapolis at 0 :;;.- Thursday
inoining. July !ith. A chang..- of
I time table on the C. P. wi'l pro-
ably thurteii th' lime ab.ut 1'
i hour?, which will enable us to
spend a nav ai l ann. or sonn.
irom Seattle, hatcom.
Yii-toi ia,
or ancouve: is .(i.uo. iickets
Tii-L-..! j
ire unlimited, so that those u ho
wish can go futhi r c-ast an d
return at pleasure. No pains will
; be spared by those in chaige to
' make the trip an enjoyable one.
iireai preparations aie lent g
made for the convention, whicn
- undoubtedly i ill he the b stiver
I held. We teel sure that no one
"V or' V. "T'n
attends wol regret it. nose
who
! wishing to join the party flu,uld
! 'n,e "J' .'ice , , W;'Ii3 V'u r
!)0X 10". Seattle, ash.
,
! 11 'ves Julius Gradwhol great
1 satist.ictK'ii in selling his hue
j . iolden Rule teas and baking
; powder, with elegant prizes or
! without them, that his customers
who have purchased invariably re
: turn and say tin y aiewei! pk-ased,
I ihat ttie tea is No. 1 and the bak
ing powder is as gjod as Ihe best.
All his teas
and baking powder
bears the name
of .mil, is ( irad-
w hoi's iolden Rule B.tiar, an 1
are expri.jsly put up lor his busi
ness, and he si
continues to tive I
with each pound ol tea r h.iKii g
powder an elegant piece of gia-s j
tare.
.tliitlivro.'
Castoria is n commended b
h si, i.ins for children teething.
It is a pmelv vegetable preparation
ts ingredients are published
. i .i i , . i i , .i .
.11 vjn 1 1 '.i l.n Li i Ml. i I' . ji is f 1 1 1 tin. ' ' 1 1
to the taste iu:d absolutely harm-
less.
It, reheves conslipaliou.
regulates the bowels, ipiites pain,
cures diarrh'i'i an 1 wiml mhc,
allays tVveris!iiit-ss, d.-Mroys
1 worms, and prevents con ubioiis.
soothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural ship. Ca
soria is the cnil'hc n's t anacea
the lnotlulo' friend. :;.") do. es, :!.)
cents.
Iteaiit.fiil Women.
The magical tih-ets ed i-dom's
It, ili.o I i in' :is a beauti I'er and
nreservi i-of the c liK'K-xi .-n have
been attested by thousands of the
leading ladies ( i society and the
el age. 1 1 is the only artic!e ever
discovered w hieh gives a natu al
and beautiful tint to the c ut-
plexii
l, removing tan, smiburn.
, trecUies ami all roughness t t the
i lace and aim, leaving the skin
' s ift, -moot h and velvet.. Al! le -
, mark on its delightful, ci o.i'ig and
' refreshing propel ties, a distinction
not found in any similar prepara
tion on the market. So'.l e.ery
hcTr. No. el I i.'M in 1. aities Footwear.
I have just received for the sum
mer trade ttit: latest novelties
j:1
ladies tiuc shoes. Cloth top, fancy
lips ; lace shoes with fancy tips,
besides all the staple styles in hand
and macimu: turns. J hi se goods i
were inula expressly for me and!
wiil be found live enough for the '
most fastidious and cheap enough
lor any one wanting a line dress
-hoe. I also cany lite novelties
, in Oxford tii-i ranging in priVe
' from s to :M."0. S. E. Yoiuig.
Notice.
eis in indebted to E. C.
are r. ipH'Sted to call and
AU
Seai Is
' settle at once as
! he elou'd bv the
ail accounts must
Ji)lh of June.
I'.. C. Seai Is.
June Nth lS'.U.
-
i,itv,j i,,.t. l, ,ther. d with
C;,tarrii for alionl twent v years; I
l,ad lust reuse of smeii entirelv,
.,,! I , ,, almost lost mv hearing.
My ,.y.- were g"tting so dim I had
to get s une one to thread my
: need e. .Now 1 have my hearing!
as wed as I ever had, and I can
see to thread as tine a nee-He as
1 partly restored, and it seems to be
! imptcving all tin time. I think
there is nothing like Ely's Cream
llabn for catarrh. Mrs. 1.. )-..
Grimes, Rendrill, Pei-.y, Co., O.
Silk mitts at the Ladies Baziar.
Frequently accidents, occur in
the house-hold w hich cause bums,
: . 1 I.-...;...q . f. . ,,o in
1 SiM II I H 11 II ll"ll"' l iyl "' ' i ii nnn
, (.( - .,. j . McLean's Volcanic
, y . , inim)11, . fr m,y years
, , ,lt f;lvo! ito filllli, v
.
ii ini-iiv.
ullri' In I'tiiilraelor.
l!i-N will h." ri'oeivc! m to -t'""- :0!l1 's ''.
for tin i rci I i ' f I "''he st. Ii "'I Imil'iiini
at Juni.tir.il Tit.'. I. me entity, on-gcn. 1 !.i-.lir.-,
i r.i riwrie t li riu'iit to a.xept or re
j-i't any nr ati Ii'hN. a'l "peei-iiii'ions
niav 1.,'H. i-a a' the rn.iik-i.ee of ! S' h-I,
ir.hitti t. Alli-iii-,r., or it W S. I..cs.lru
store hi Junctioi fit. Ki'li poii'.l
at .lunation City i tiif :''-'di of Jnae at two
.'ri'iuk I'. M. sharp.
II. C. Si '111.1..
Ar. hit. et
I.aler,t U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Powder r
TIIE WOHLU KXUICHED.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
ate almost unlimited and when
j Syrup' of F'igs was first produced
j Ihe world was enriched with the on
MV perfect laxative known, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
, pleasing and refreshing to the taste
j and prompt andellectual tocleanse
, the system gently in the Spriu-
tone or, in iaci, at any time any
'he better it is known the moie
ixjular it becomes.
I'l l htKNS AKM A KAI.TK.
The lxst .-u'.ve in the world for Cut.
Hruises, So.es, fleers. Silt Kheuni,
r ever sores. Tetter, CI a pi'd riant1.,
f liiltilaiiM. t'orii!,. anilpkin Eruptlona,
and pus tivcly cures Piles, or i.o pay
rei uired. It is guaranteed to givj
'eifei-t satisfuetioii, or money re
funded, Pries' i.i cents pt-r box. Fcr
sale In Fonhcy Mason
The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills
i "f Salem, have appointed G. W.
.-smitipjrm itif-ir tiiri'tit in Allifiriv. 4
full. line of men and hoys clothing
h'.ankets and flannels and all atti
cles manufactured by the mill wiil
be kept in stock. These goods are
the K'st in the market and will
give entire satisfaction.
The Ladies Ba.aar has still a
good selection of millinerv hich
il!'-v are selling at greatly reduced
r;U , lleed a l.at give
hem a call.
NEW TO-DAY.
AKHIKUec'i Notice.
NOTEF. IS IIF.UF.lif hIVEN
tliat'iee, We, Jim,' w, and N':i' cy
Vllall partners doing l.usii.es
NMik r t!i Hi in iiaine of Kwong, Woo,
I Kee, Company in -ulv.n' ! htors in
Al'i.iny on Ihe l.Itli day of Jim ;
maile a general asidgamei.t to Hie
iii'liTM-iued for the henelit o all the r
erediini. All persons lia-.iiur claims
! ' present the sam . d.ily verified t.
' "liilersigueii at lln nanK ol nc-
g ii, ai;y. . iregoii, wuii;u uiree
iii 'iil'.is from the date he eot
June 1.1 lV.tl.
Jai V. I5i.-i ,
b. ii. Mostavne,
Assii'liee.
Atlnrm-y for Assignee.
I
Pro'MiHiilt for h I'.riile at Alhaiiy,
Oregon,
j Notice is li -reliy given that the coin
' 'll'ill enlllli it of tile epy of A tl-lliy,
.In -gov, will receive seal, d Inds for
i ' ' "n' 'g a oimg.:. aero-ja iiic
, v.iii.iiiiei'i i ii 1 1 1 1 out i!ic inn in line
f I'll si street, at the junction of said
Fir.-t street 'titli Calapouia street, to
the iioitli side of said liver, in accord.
I ni'-e with lie.' plans, specincalioiis anil
j survey now on li e ill the olliee of the
! eonU'i of tin: eily of Alliany; said
I In i.tge to t,e i:Wtl feet in length and W
i Ii e! wide ill the clear and composed of
' -i oi) -pans: the approat'het to lie
j :e-i, elie y fe -t and :fl.1 feet ill
I i. ..i,th and go feet wide; such liidsmay
j also he a -compaiiied vvitti plans mid
: s; l eili' i.tioiis in' lite tiiildei , which
ill lie eonsidered hy tlie council.
1 huts w ill lie received for an all steel
j iiralge, and must he accompanied hy
drawing show ing plans and elevation
' ,
f IioUi Min-structure aiid super-
Iructiire; diagram of stresses for
s,'aii of diltcreiit length, and full
-1 e 1'i -ife hi of the niate' ial and work
til nislhp of th" details of Mich lu idge.
liids must he tiled wiUi the recorder of
said ci'y on or before Ihe hour nf 1
o'clock p. in. of the '27th (lay of June,
s;i, ami must tie accompanied hy a
j ,,.rti:i..ii ehei k for live per cent of ihe
. auiount ol ttie hid. The. cmtractor to
' whom the eoi'ir.iet mny he awarded
j will lie ieiU'ueJ to enter into a writ
! ten agreement and contract and to
! L'ive bond to the city of Alhai.y in
i double the amount of the contract
pr ce for the copttnictieni of such
li iilge. and for the f iilhlul mid sliict
rfoi in;-m e of the eoutra.'t in a'l :ts
terms, conditions and deta.Is. Work
niu-t le commenced within 20 days
i from the execution or the contract.
ana Pc coin ,ilclcil to Hie pelleel Ralls
t.-t i; -ii of the engineer in charge of
the wo:k and construction of said
bridge and of the ciiv council, on or
'ore the !st day of December, lst'l.
I'.'als w i!i be puiiucly opened on the
'-'Hi day of June, 1VU, at the council
hamlier in I lie city ol Ainany, ne-
tween lie li nirs of :'. and 4 oelock ji.
m. ef sai 1 d.!y.
The council hereby reserve the right
to reject any mid all bids
Published '.vor'er of the coil :cil
made May M.i Ii. 1 '.!.
X. J. IIF.NTOV.
iJei -order of the ' !y f AlD.my.
Albany, 'r., M..y lU, 18!U.
Male of Wrivim IjidiI IN-.Hrluirnt
Tin: hoard of co iiinissioiies for
Ihe s.de of sch ol ai d university lands
and for the inv.:sliiienl of the funis
arising therefrom of the Stale ol Ore
gon, hereby invite sealed applica
tions . purchase the following de
ferihed laud to-wit:
All of the donation land claim situ
ated in sections l.". Hi, "-1 o i'l, in
Township i South K.nge 1, West
known a"d described on the govern
ment surveys a ihe Donation Land
claim f Joim W. Mooie: and wif.: be
ing notification Xo. iii!' saving there
froiii is acres sold to Jacob X-'wimm
coiit lining quaeres. Also heginnine
I'l chairs West of the Xorth Knst
coiner of the Xorthwest ipiHrter sec.
tion 'JI in Townhip i fcoutti Ksnge
I West running thence east :su chaiiiH
'hence South -M chain", thence Wen
:;o chains, tliencc Xorth 4(1 chalm to
the bcgiiming,eontainiiig Y& acres all
siiuated in Linn county, Stste of Ore
o:i mid containing iu all 4:J0 acrc6 ,
more or les. J
Aiiplie-.ilii.ns wiil be opened ut a
regular meeting of PBid lioard to be
ledd Tu silav the ltth, d.yofjulyj
at -! o'clock i'. M. The right to 1
rej- el any and all i ids is reserved liy
the board.
Salem, rt g .n. June 1, W.U.
X.l'oI.KON DAVIS.
Clerk of the Board.
An oidcr for 200.000 jiounds ol
wool has been received by A. Sen
ders, who will pay the highest
in rrket price. Bring yonr ool to
him in Albany, and get your
monev.
or
At mv kiln one mile east of lown,
or deliveitd anvwhere in the city,
V. C. CaSsELL.
Sftl Wanted !
Sale
HAVE
YOU
SEEN
THE
GOODS
TO BE
SOLD
IN
Gram
OIE"1
SUMMER
OB
-:- WKATHBR -:-
-XOW
K.
Tlie Idiot Ciolliier
CALL - A -
Unequaled for fast, work and light
draft. Manufactured at the loot ot
Baker Street, Albany, by
PRICE & VERKOK-
A. COMPLETE STOCKOb"
Spring
and
Light weight Summer coats and vests, du.-t'is, si.k. hannel and
negligee shirts, light weight silk and balhriggan underwear,
straw hats; in fat ainthing and everytning in our line
you will find in great ijua itilics and all
qualities at oar store.
:Y0U ARE SPECIALLY iNViTED
To call and examine our richly
And renember alsc that we are la a.liu.u!ris f r dura: ie
all wool clothing made by the Albany Wo I. n Mi'i-, Biowi.n
vil'e, Oregon City and Caliiuri ia v.oon nrl's g'ei'.s
CALL AX1 SHE Ol'K STYLES IN THE Cl.I.El'.'dATEK
ATWIWwl Ha IN
UivlrjUliVA I til-1 U
Be'ore you buy your next iair cf
shoes we would suggest that yoi
call and examine our line, because
we undoubtedly have the largest
stock in this city. Cannot be
equaled for s'yle, comfort and
wear, our fine line made by
T. L WALLACE ii CO.,
THE BIRTHPLACE OF GliEAT AND HONEST BARGAINS..
THE
Clearance :' m
ZM!"y
IN STOCK.
JBlain,
k M Tailor.
ISTO SEE
n
tailored cl.ithin;: made for us by
l 1 .
Sammer
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