Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 08, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

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    THE MORNING II Kit A LP: WEDNESDAY. JULY 8, 18J1
Rowing gaUugcnM
ON HALF.
The Daily Herald will tie on
ale each morning al If. J. Jones
book store, where it (.an be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
.HOXKY TO LOAN.
l .l unit frolll CIX (til 1 i S.
I.) live vears, on good Albany ami
Linu c3untv real estite-.
W. E. MiTiiKKstiv.
Opp. Riiss lloiidf. Albany, Or.
JOTTIXOS ABOIT TOWN.
Fresh bread everyday at Parker
Pros.
II. Lampman.of Portland, id in
the city.
L. Viereck has returned from
Yaquina.
New jewelry of latest patterns at
Will & Siark'a.
Charles Cusick It ft yesterday for
a trip up the Sautiam.
It. A. Irvine went to l'oi Hand
yesterday on business.
Frank Crabtree.of Lebanon, was
in the city last evening.
A fine line of gold ring just
opened at Will & Stark's.
W. F. Read and family are so
journing in tlie imitiniain.s.
Tickets for Si. Plunl-ar.l on sah
at Will & Link's at f0 and 7" cents.
Cakes of all varieties, fan- y and
plain at the Deluionico restaurant.
A tine line of ladies law nNortoik
waists just reccivod at the Ladies'
Bazaar.
Hon. Charles Miller, f .Ic!fr
Bon, uas in the city on business
yesterday.
If you are hungry go to Park; r
Bros, and get a loa: of the bc.-t
bread in the city.
L. E. I'.lain and wife went ver
to Yaipiina yesterday to enjoy a
few days reereat'on.
When yon want a first-class cor
set, call at the Ladies I'.aaar and
get one of the ''15. B's."
Mr. Frank frtanard and Miss
Maggie Dunn, of Brownsville,
were united in marriage on July 4.
Secure your tickets for Si. Phin
kard this evening. They are on
sale at Will Links at ot and 7")
cent.
The citizens of r.io.vnsville ate
considering the ipa-suon ot pro
viding the town with water woi ks
as a protection against the.
Do you want to he happy and
make those about yon pleaded, if
so go and get one of those lovely
toned piano's at Mrs. llym ins.
If von have not drank Coroia -Id
mineral water, you should try it. i
It will sober you up, give you a
clean stomach and a g.jo 1 appe-.
tite. j
Mr. A. B. Seal wi'.i leave to-div
for San Francisco to accompany i
his' wife and Hidden
to tne;r
home in this city. Mr?. Seal has
haen visiting her parents there f .r
several months.
Dr. F. I. Ball, win iias just
a' i
rived, has formed a partnershi
with J. C. Littler in the jiru-tice
of dentistry. Dr. Bail lias tiiiirlie l
a 2'... years' course in ihe ilcrdai
department of the university
Michigan.
A petition is being cirfu'ateii
and freely signed among tie' b ii
ness men of this city, i k:.i: tiie
Oregon Pauitic railroad company to
run trains as far eastward as Co,
twice d week. It would he a treat
convenience to the people in that
reirton. as well as a means ot m
creasing trade with Albany. j
William Mack, John Mii k and
William Sterner Mrs. .Mack's '
cousin of Altent'own. Fa.. s:-ei;t i
the 4t!i on the Yaouina river. I
lishimt. where they cau-ht n , I
n if a I a rcra i rmi i Tlinv mif irt
fishing and liuntiinr good at that j
point. Mr. Sterner sas Oregon
a tine country, much better tha-i
Pennsylvania, for fruit, grain and
vegetables.
Another Mill for the Mines.
At a meeting of the Albany
Mining & Mihii g Co.. held Mon
day evening, it was Voted that a
ten-stamp mill be purchased for
the company's minis in the San
tiam district immediately. Mr.
f. II. Allen and C. Ci. P.urkhart
were chosen to go to San Fran
cisco and purchase a nidi. Thy
will leave in a few days for thi.
purpoe. It will be an inirved
mill of a capacity of 'M t"iis e.
day. Theie will he active work
in "the Santiam mines this sum
mer. Council rruvctMliiii;.
The council met lastevenitigand
adjourned to meet again
t bi.s
evening. At a previous mctiiiL'
various modifications asked lor in
the street improvements were
presented and refer ml to the
proper committee. The applica
tion of the W. C. T. I'. ..r the
privilege of driving p;.b!;c weils,
one on r erry street, eat side six
leel irom l irsi street, an.i one on
Ellsworth street, e:e received 1
and referred. I
auureierieu. ,
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Nonce tu Water l .. i.-..m. rs.
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All snrir.k.er.s must he sunt i n i
.i , . . . . I i .
promitlv at ! oe.ock, and a 1 1
leaks and water waste must
carefully guarded again -t d :rin'
the coming week while the wa'er
is out of ihe canal, as o.ly one
pump can be used, ami it is n. ees-
QUI y tvtii. iil nil miii.Lt. i.i, -ii j.-ih .
to keep water m the rai ro.el au.l
other elevated tank:!.
A. C. W. T. L. C'.i.
Wallace Bai.iiw;s, Collier.
A l'luiuo for Linn Comity.
It is a notewoiihy fact that
De co, a Linn ivue.iy bred and
raised horse, defeated the crack
trotters at Spokane las' week, in
cluding Van Dj L-.bhiiimt's th.ei
lUondie. Deleoe made the splen
did record of 2:'2' 4. lie is a son
of Oneco, and was raised by Mc
Knight Uros., near Albany.
ABU OX THE BETDOE.
The People are Growing Weary of the
Nerdlfss May ofths Undertaking.
Tie c.jiintv court will cinveiie
to-day, and it is to be hoped before
that body adjourns some definite
conclus.on uid be readied on the
1'iidge ijuestion that will result in
the speedy commencement of work
mi th! much needed and lcng
talktd i f inipr. v nient. There
has h'-eti so much said on this
l!Rs:iou and so little actually done
that tin! p.ople are growing weary
of it. The season is rapidly, ad
vancing, and if the bridge is to be
built tnis summer the quarrel over
the location must be s!oped, at.d
a united plan of action agreed upon
At once. The county is to be an
equal pettier in the building ol
t he bridge, and the question ouht
to be prest iite 1 and definitely set
t'edatthis term of the county
court.
This important undertaking is
languishing for no other cause
than the piolonged strife over
rival locations. If this is contin
ued until the next meeting of the
uvitnty court in Auguat.it will be
s) Lite that there will be little
hope of securing tlie brid.e this
suiiuiipr. There is urgent need of
concerted action now. Let the
city sta:;d united, sgree upon a lo
caiion, end j in with t L e county in
biginnir.g this important public
work ni-.hout further delay.
A Young I.ady Kills a liuar.
A few diys since Mr. Kahn, the
fur dealer, while driving out ol
Eunuie t V v. Coos bav. met a
I vming 1 .')" tilling into town with
i a lill.j in lcr hand and the carcass.
of a Lear strapped across the horse
behind l.er saddle. The young lady
j was Miss Charlotte Nichols, oi
I Empire City, who had staitedout
j to visit a place her father ow ns in
; the country and took her lilL'
iiil-ii." iin.l meet im? t be bear, shot
' i!. iie is quite an expert with a J
rule having killed a numner oi
deer. Mr. Kahn purchased the
i skia as a souvenir, tor, as he says,
i she was, "a deuced nice girl."
j AV here Is Frank Kenedy?
1 Frank Kenedy, a recent anival
: in i'orllaud, is missing, lie left
: his family residing on B street,
j near the 'nimby hotel, about the
' miod!- of .1 line, and went to Ta
i coma in search of Aork. Not being
able to g.-l employment there he
wrote to his wifeth:;t he waygoing
to Astoi ia. since w hieli time, about
two weeks airo, she has not heard
from him. Mie is afraid liiat some
thing serious has happened to
him. lie had $L'ol dollars on his
person. Mr. Kenedy is a tall man
of liht compk-xior , w it.'i a small
soar over his It. ft eve. Uicgonian.
Sic-veieJy Iijurel.
I'.uizene in aid : As Mr. Preston
I'argei and w lie -vere coming to the
Eug-'tie celebration on the morn-
i n.r . .f f-..ii-tlt u-l.iU lia. ttii
, -,...n i.,.;.,, ,. ' t
j this town, the Bo;t burg local came
up be'iind them. The horse ran
; away overturning the vehicle in
i which they were ridinir, severely
injuring Mr. Barge r in tlie ba'.-k.
Mrs. B.ng'-r tell heavily e n ton of
luiii. A ri re'clier was improvised
.li. ii he was ink 211 to his son -in law,
D.ivil lil.y s resilience where he
ii.jw is in a precarious eondiCoa.
He Was :i
Salem Journal
I'rincn.
The Overland
pas.-eiig-r
loie into Salt-ni this
tnonni'g one ol I-.urope s crown
princes. The young m m was
Prince icoigft of (Jreece, w in has
In en doing San Francisco, Yos
em'te and low goes to tho Sound
and A'aska lie was a ni j.Iestly I
'-vd youth of scarce over twen- j
'"' 11 "o aj pearence or ensigni t j
"' "' ''" 'd-person or baggage. :
"e wa') "naproachable to a re-
pot ter. as acompanied
bv
a ;
yoiui'j Liruijn ami occuiei s cuou
7 ' Uit lirl I'ullmaii
Oregon l'roducts.
Over 5,PO),0.W pounds of wool
w iil bi siiipped to the Dalles this
seascn Oiegon wool. Ovtro.OJO,
ODdcansof salmon will beshipptd
Hum As'.oria this season Oregon
salmon. O.-er 15,000,000 bushels
of w heat w ill be shipped from the
state this season Oregon wheat.
These are only a few. There are
also Oregon fruit, Oregon gold, Or
egon silver, Oregon timber, and a
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, St o. otoe. voeou o..ui " j
'.'i. .vsioiian. i
New liiiiiroud station. j three iuidies in diameter at the
A new station is being laid outi"1'11! 1en1- The board reserves
mi ti... (in. ...n IM.-it;.. ri.ilron.1 l.r- ! the right to reject a iy or al. bid?.
i tw ten t iatesviTe and l!row n's mill. ,
j It is to be called Minto D is near j
j Leedy's saw mill, from which a!
, tiamwav v iil be built to the rail- j
A I -ridge for waons and .
the tramway is being built aciuss
the ri vtr al t he new station.
S, cri ctry AleKridM ItvtuniH.
Sa'em .hMii nal: Hon. ieorge
Mci'iide ieai lied Salem Saturday I
morning, from his health tuiir in I
t'alifornia. but proceeded on to St. !
ll' leis. 11 is expe -ted to letuin !
lids evening to be here tor impoi-
.... . .... .. 4 ... ...1 .1 ;
uic .isjium .uei
hoo! i.ands Hoard, that are to '.
he held here this week. 1 Ie re- :
, ,, i : . i ;
turns v. rv iiiu- li unproved in
l .- .m. ' ,
.
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- lining ll..l-e 1 hi. r.
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'-em Journal : Deputy Sheritf
iiiiui wen; in i m uer mis iiioi org,
' and mi a raii'-h near there seeure-l
. oiu, Walt! r ILiekins, a b y not yet
.M-xenean years ..l. wanted lor :
! hors f stealing. The clianre iiik.ii
which he is arrested comes from I
county, and he w ill be held
....v ........ Ja uu.ii Bi-iu . .sew orlv llerahl.
tor. lie was ton lid on a rinc'i, '
between lard MrionL I xe.v and complete stock of
it tiiiii.ntai Aiusic Taiicht. ; spectacles and eye glas es jut re-Mi-s
MeClurg, a g;d,hiate lr..m ' f '.vu ' "l .F-.M- Kvery
the t)hio acadeni) of mui , w ill I):llr ,,,tll(, V Johnston s Patent
meet ail de-irim.' lesms iu insirii- i ''-'-"'eter.'very pan fully war
.:et.I..l mii-i.: at Will A Link's ; rulltt'J to ilt'
mu.-ic st . ue next Tuesday alter-1 Every grocer, druggist and sa
noi,n, at I' ihlock. Miss M.;-lloon man sliou'd keep Coronado
Chirg, v.iio is just recently from mineral water on hand. It wi 1
the l-.asi. is a thorough teacher j be called fer, as it is the best,
and o'Uaran'.eee sati.-factioii. ' John lsmu Jr., sole agent.
BROWNSVILLE SEW?.
Crops and tbo Mines Reported
Cordi'.on.
in Good
Biiow ssvm.i.k. Or.,
town celebrated the
July 0 This
national hoii-
day in a ptoppr manner. Al
though the morning opened cloudy
and cool, the wagons, bucks, carts
and buggies began pouring into
the town early, and as the day
advanced the clouds disappeared
and a lovely day resulted. The
opening address was made by
lion. B. B. Beekman, of I'or'.lmc,
wlio did himself honor. Addres
ses were made by many others.
Tim r .-p'-cting mill for the
Brownvilie Minni"g Company
arrived here from To; Hand last
Monday evening, and three le ims
took it up to the mouth of Blue
river, where it will be immediatly
taken up into the mines and put
to work on the Poorman company's
c'aim. The people will soon have
the pleasure of heating a report
from there in the shape of gold
bars. The night before last Su
peiintendetit li. M. Bradley arriv
ed home from the I'oorman. He
reports everything now ready for
the mill, and expects to have it in
runningorderin about thirty days
The ledge is some tentv feet
wide now between wall, and the
ore pans out well. In fact, all re
ports from the camp are very
favorab'e.
Messrs. McDonald it Stanard
have just If ased the w heat elevator
from the Southern Pacific Coin
).uiy here, and are putting the
same in good shape for bus nu'ss
I and from present indications there
w in lie a neavy crop oi gram in
this section.
The various hop fields in this
vicinity are also looking well, and
so far lint few vermin have been
found, rnd the outlook is good for
a large crop of hops.
' SI I'lunkard."
A Yankee comedy of the above
title will be seen at the Albany
opera house this cvenin ', July
8. The comedy is in four acts,
the scenes of which are laid in
and aiound the New England
country and New York city. The
central litiure. of course, is "Si
Plunkard," a young Yankee no
tion peddler, which part is looked
after by Mr. J. C. Lewis. Some
of the leading characters seen may
be men'ioned. Dora Page, a
young country lass, in love with
Si; Felix Schmnrdt, an inventive
Dutchman; Uobert Denny, a bogus
st"ck speculator; Ezra Page, an
honest old farmer who does not
understand speculation ; Moses
Wilton, a Hebrew momTy lender,
and numerous lriendsof the Page
family. The performance includes
many spi ciahi-s.
lieautifut Women.
The magical effects of Wisdom's
Robeitine as a beautiliT and
preserver of the complexion have
oeen attested by thousands of the
leading ladies of society and the
stage. It is the only article ever
discovered which gives a natural
ami beautiful tuit to the com
plexion, removing tan, sunburn,
freckles and all toughness of the
face and arms, leaving tiie skin
s.d't, smooth and velvety. All re
mark on itsdelightful, ctoiing and
refreshing properties, a distinction
not found in any similar prepara
tion on the market. Sold every
where. M ol tiers?
Castoria is rc com mended by
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
:ts ingredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm-
less. It relieves constipation.
regulates the bowels, (piite.s pain,
cures diarrlnei an I wind coMc,
allays teverishiu s-, destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions.
soothes the child andgivts it re
freshing and natural sleep. Cas
soria is the children's panacea
the mot hero' friend, uo doses, .'Jo
cents.
M'o.,.1 IVauted.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the clerk ofdisfiet No. ", Linn
county, Oregon, u; to Monday,
.Inly l:J;h, 1 s: 1 . to furnish said dis
trict with li ) cords of grub oak
woixl and 5 cords of split fir wood ;
' the latter to be split iiom the bodv
; of large trees, four feet long and
frt.t. 0f kllOtS.
The oak wood V) be
four feet long and not less than
Albany, July 1, is:il.
C. .. Bi i;Kii.u;r.
dist. clerk.
A Terror for His hi.e.
it ntlein in lint I'm afraid
he
wouldn't make
a g: mi l watch dog.
Purp Whv, Ljr
Man with
1 bless
'art. it ws onlv law'
week this 'ei vverrv animal held a
burglar down I v the throat an. 1
l,e.it his brains oiit with its lail.
Lrouklvn Life.
--"
llidliif; it.
"Yi.iiI.kILm- e.ei h ive n. i.l.. -i
. ' '1 ' -w sofa wdh
t-H J' . ' , ", ' , V
vour bread and butter, sa d Mrs.
, , , . ,',
r i.;.let j to her son Johnny.
"Never min.I. ma, oucansiti
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I mi it w
! the parli
lieu tin re is company
.r." Texas Sittings,
in ;
Ti.iii
M iinina
Iilra of It.
(tearfuilv) It
pains
me, lommj, just as much as u
does you, t.j have to whip you.
Tommy (also teatlullyj .Mebbe
It jitl M lint f.l.t in f Ii u'.Mtu ,,.i..f,
i,,,. Tomnn . iosl :is mmdi xh it. I
I C0&3TN0TE3.
Interesting I-.ema frim
Tbronghout the Northwest.
I V1'1 ,iW l,0xe8 ol peaches w ill 1 e
i sl"l'Id from Ashlanu this season.
S. E. Leach has sold the Lake
view Examiner to W. M. Town
send. Baker Cily's street car line has
suspended operation for laik of
patronage.
The attendance of school
dren at Spokane this vear is
Liiet year it was 27ii4"
Horse thieves are again
mitting depredations in the
rhil-37-il.
roll)-east-
ern portion of the state.
A farmers' alliance with seven
teen members has been organized
at Elmira, Lane county.
More than lollO notaries public
have been appointed since Wash
ington became a state.
Company H, O. N. (J. at A-tor'a
has disbanded and W linmbeied
with the things that wete.
The hop louse scare in the Puv
allup vallev is subsiding. In fact
grave doubts are expressed
w heih 'r the aphis were hop lice.
At tiie Union Pacific shops at
Albitiii 400 men are employed and
thirty-five cars on an average are
repaired each day.
An E.ihtein party 1'bs rented a
niece of land near Eugene and w ill
experiment on raising broom corn,
with a view of starting a broom
factory.
Pmdleton diil not have a cele
bration this Fourth, owing to the
exagerated reports in regard to the
number of cases of diphtheria in
that place.
In digging a cellar at Linkville, j
a monstrous human skud was
lound. The skull was three-
eighths tf an inch thick and the j
jaw bjiies tremendous. '
Clackamas count v publishes
, r , ,.- ' .
seven columns of deiiouent taxes.,
Lane county three. Tillamook hall
iinee, Aiiuiuiotm 11:111
and Douglas county
a dozen, and Douglas county!
nearly a quarter of a column. ;
piarterof acjlumn.
Tillamook county is soon t
,
hae
telegraphic connection wih the
outside world by means of a line
Hireicneo along tne iison river
road from Tillamook to Forest
Grave.
Thursdiy W. E. Miller, the
lestaurant man at Arlington, made
a determined elh.'rt at stlf destruc-
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....... a.... rumiuc.. ... imnuM.u "
dangerous and probably fatal
wound hi his hc.id with a thirty
eight calibre rjvolver.
TI,Ail,.i,-l..,t l'.n.. .,' r:n
on the Santiam, W'm. Smith and
a dutchinan by the name ot
Canootsen got into an altercation
an t the latter v as quite severely
cut on the arm with a pocket
knife in the hands of Smith.
William Bigham, the pi uieer
horse breeder of Eistern Wash
ington, died at his home in
Cheney, Thursday. lie was
probably better known in thit
section of the country than any
other person engaged in like busi
ness. A gentleman from San Francisco
has made a large contratt with
the Philips Uros., on the river,
for cedar shingles Ir.uu their mill.
He states that many of the best
itichiteets of San Francisco w ill not
use the redwood shingles, hut
demand cedar.
Ctorge r.el.-haw, the veteran
wheat grower of Lane comi'v, and
the v inner of the ir.id.ils for the
"b?st w heal grown by all nations"
at the Philadelphia Centennial
' Al.-iiSlllV'll Ol Ji'l U llliM 4V tuV
l'JrUvl.it.;ti. inr. cnrnoii.
i.vi.i.mtL.11 KTt: ..I tl.o
of w heat growing in
his eaded in
Eugene.
Siii Cure for the Liquor or Opium
IlahitM.
The East India cure for these
I awful habits can he given wit;. on'
I the patient's kuowiedge, and is
line oiuv hiiumi ppecuic 101 me i
purpose, it is not injurious in the
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j least degree; manul ictured by
Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, ( al.,
and for sale at J. A. Cumming's
drug store only.
If y vi puller pricking pains on
moving the eves, or cannot bear
bright light, and find your sight
week and Tallin
you slouidl
promptly use Dr. It. McLean s
Strengthening Eye Salve. 'S
cents a box.
Try Conn & Hendricson's svrup.
the finest in the market. Retail
in quantities lo suit.
Cioup, w hooping cough and
bronchitis iinmediaiely relived by
Mnloli sLure. 1'orsaluby tosliay I
.Mason. j
r. M. I rencli keeps the largest
and most complete stock of spec
tacles and eyeglasses in the
eoui:U. Every pair warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
Strawberries, cherries, g wse
berries, currants, etc., received
every morning, at Allen P.ios.
Calumet bukiiii! powder is abso
lutely pure and wholesome. Trv
j a can. C E. Hrowuell.
Pa'oy cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria !
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
KltOJI Illl! Sll SI.A'.V.
vVai.tux, Or., July 4, lS'.M.
Last Thursday our thermometor
registered DJ in the shade.
D. (iiten (Jay brought his little
girls in to spend the l!h with their
I old neighbors. About all of the
young people havu gone to Eu
iiene to celebrate to day. A. C.
Barbout is up from his school at
Acme to spend the llh with his
family at Walton.
George Bather of Seafon p isse 1
through our settlement la.se week
w ith one hundred li"ad of sheep,
is going to try his luck with
sheep on the Sitislaw.
Geo. Fowler has returned from
Eastern Oregon, where he has
betn herding sheep.
(jmte a number of our famieis
are cutting hay now, although
t'mothy has not bloomed yet.
Mrs. Sarah E. Krnetz has taken
lit r family and gon-') to Buena
Vista to he reunited to her hus
band after a separation of about
10 months. ,
C. -i . Brooks has moved back to
his home in Elk Woods.
A ti lal wave of religion has
struck our side of the 111 Hint una
and about 12 were buried in bap
tism. They have formed ;i young
people's Chris!ian Eendi avot aitd
organized another Sunday school.
Wr. Whitaker sent to Iud'ano
polisfor a little cyclone churn,
which weighed pounds and the
freight was .f;;.7:J. We have been
figuiing quit-.! a lot to know
whether that was a reasonable
clii ru'e. Add 27 cents and if it
had been mailab'e it could have
been laid dow n at Walton ol miles
nearer home than Eugene.
?dr. Wise has not recovered his
1 Ihiv of mumI. ami at. last mifimiic
he was oll'ered $P...0 for goods he
valued at $171', and says he d d
not put it at half its real value.
".. ' "'T" .v;
I-re neli Tansy W aferit.
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! ,1",'ri4' wy- - a,re, lo' r.
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eure ! painful and
v ' " 1
menses, and w ill remove all 00
r"1"""1 imu w'" '""
-irucii'-ns, no matter what the
...,u.. .,. ..... c... ,,.,.1 t..f..
time. Manufactured by Emerson
,,.,," c'0
San .lose, Oil,, and lor
A. Cuniii'ing's di ng store
; g.,. a j
1 Jnjv'
j
Iti O.I.I. ! lltMC.i Mill..
T, , , , . ,, , , , ...
Ueh.cve oi tlit worH for 111'..
iiiiiiTO.c..,, i u ci!., o.m. iiiii nil ,
ever sore, itier, ( .iiapiii it ilanc:.
; (Miil !.l a: im. ( .i ai.kiu Kreptiui.:),
,lm Il() ,;V(.:y ,.,1It.s p,;,. r ,
,-, piir.-l. Ii u uwai :iuh e.l t.j uivj
j "t iiVei s.itisrai-t'nn, or nion-'y t-
' "uim .i, i iii-.-) cents per mix. t
a!e ly I'oslo:y V. M.ion
Kentish t'licrrtcM.
Next w eek leave your orders
the same at C. E. Iirownell's.
for
I have been h ithen d with
catarrh for aoout twenty yeais; 1
had lost sense of snieli entirely,
and 1 had almost lo.-t my hearing.
My eyes were g 'ttiog so itial 1 had
to get s "me one to thread mi
net die. Now 1 have my hearing
as well as I ever had, and 1 can
ee to thread as fine a nee lie as
ever I did, my se.isi; of smell is
paitly restored, an 1 it seems t j be
improving all th;; time. I think
there is nothing like Ivy's Cream
r.ahn for catarrh. .Mrs. K. E.
(irimes, Keudr:ll, IVny, Co., O.
The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills
of Salem, have appointed O. W.
Simpson their agent in Albany. A j
full line of men and boys clothinu i
blankets and flannels and all at ti
tles manufactured bv the mill will
be kept in stock. These g'.tds ate
the best in the market and will 1
.- .
give iMitire satuaaction
Ah a table ami medicinal water, '
t he I ovonado can t be eat. liy
it and be convinced. Hot lied at
the wcild renowned sanitirium,
Hotel Del C,.ijna.lo, Cjronado,
Calitoruia.
The Ladies I'aaar has still a
good selection of millinery hich
i . .
inev are sellin;
,ntes. It voii
at greatly reduced
need a bat give
hem a cab. : speciahiesf r.ovel mechanical ef-
For lame back, side or chest, ! fects and sensational features, in
u 'e Shiloh's porous p'aster. Price ; chiding the introduction of a regu-
i" cents at l'oshav : Mason. '
A new line of novelties in sum- I
hi t hats just received at the j
Ladies Ra.aar. I
Have you seen those beautiful j
j cement walls in the ceinetei s, ;
put up by E. V. Achison, at all
j the cost of stone.
; Try Coronado mineral water,!
j the purest on earth, for sale by all
'druggists. John Isom Jr., sole'
; aKent.
j Silk mitts at the Ladies I'.a.aar.
i)iB.i
K.UiT At liis liiuiieii O.ikville tlr. j
J11 y I'.il ls'.il, in the ti:J:il year of Lis j
ae, Mr. War-liiimt jii Kairy.
Mis !! ,!( in tlie coinuiiiiiity mill I
church ill be haul to till An invalid 1
wife and two ila iirlilci s sin vivo Ii'ud.
1 1 1 1 1 1 l- 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 till-1 ;t 1 nl . kind father '
il'Uilit eiti.'li. ami 1 In isti ill 12: at 1
has di parted tu liis reward. I
ilUUWS-at h's liome I'e .r Sle d. I j
Oiegon, July :1 lVH, .Mr Win.
I'rjwu in the 'iiltli yeiir of his aire. ,
Mr. Blow I.'.- w its 111 aeiive and use
ful lit , up t II a short time arro he a j
lull of life and promise, Mis wife
ivho was near his own age, ra-s.d on !
bcfe.re him only a few week-, a?..
He died in '.he Kopcl uinl of a l.le;sed i
iiiiiii.irtality.
.Notice to Whom it May t'oneern. !
A1! porsnns arc liefrtiv naliftt'd th.it my i
wif.-, llts.-.io nc.i.t h-w left inc u ithoiit a-i 1
.'uiiH.., uu.l all v-ei's'iiifi are h.Tc.y fuillierl
not iitt-il nti ti let hor hwc an tliinir on iry j
t-re.fit, tii i will in. p.v f..r aiivOii i; on hor I
i.-eo.int. llllW AKIl II KKMIil.tj.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
THE WORLD ENKICHED.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative known, as it ie
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andeflectual tocleanse
the 6ystem gently in the SpriL
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
IKipular it becomes.
Novelties In Ladles Footwear.
I hnve just received for the sum
mer trade the latest novelties in
ladies fine shoes. Cloth top, fancy
tips ; lace shoes with fancv tips,
besides all the staple styles in hand
and machine turns. These goods
were mads expressly for me and
w ill lu found nice enough for the
most fastidious and cheap enough
tor any one wanting a line dress
shoe. I also carry late novelties
in Oxford ties ranging in price
iroin f 1.-0 to !H-"u- S. J.. Young.
-THE-
Stats igricitifil Higs
Opens Scpteuiber 18th, 1S!1.
COl KSE OK SI UUY arranged exprenly to
mevt the nveda o, the firming and mecnani
cal iniercHla of the Htate. Lartce, comodiuus
and well-vcntilntetl bui'dings. Itie .otlee
totaled in a irultivatcd and Chri-itian com
111 1. iil , and one of tlie healthieat in the
St.tf.
Military Trainiiiy.
V. er,ms Sued XT. Kxccod SIM for
Ki tire Sous m.
the
Two r more fr; 8 It )Ursliis Ik.ii ivcn
cuny, Wri't for fir:tliit;iie to
IS. I.. AllNO;.i, l re., C'orvalLa, Or.
-GENER
iw)m
THROUGH TICKETS
To autl from Kiin-po hy a I flrct-ola a liixi
i
j Ti.-ki-is irn-u " i.Ure ill Kurope to any
p-iiii' in Hit I'n ted Sta'ea, r f oin thin
'tr, , nlrM,cl ,)illtJ ww ovcr tc
i ion ,i;, ij,t -i-l.um linei
S rMt ;rtii.iii I.(nyl. via New York,
.Viriii i or in in Mny.I, via lUUnuore,
Ali.tn Line. Anchor Line.
Ainorican Line, S'a'e Line,
!; ucr Line, Cunard Line,
lied Star Line,
Wlrte Star Line,
Uuion Line.
DKAI TS AND MONEY ORDERS
fo);l hj a I Ktirojiein cititttat currtct ra'ee.
Itifi.'iiatin c-jl!ettion. FuT information
Tvj; tr'ii.i ;rieutt of paM-ue, date of nttiitri,
tto, '-ill u i oraddresM, i 15. WINX,
Albany, Ok.
Opera
House,
Waratr & Cra Lessees & Manageit.
Coming, By Cosh !
ONE NKIIIT ONLY' !
j
I (llliC'l V llllV K
' ' tdllt&Uil , .Hll O,
FARMER J. C. LEWIS
-And his company
of
0 -I
-is-
s
The best Yankee play ever writ
: ten. rei.lete w b Ii nlen.nini imiKieul
lar, working threshing machine,
which will positively be seen
fuiI operation, threshing gram
(
SPLENDID RAND & ORG I IKS-
traof 12 solo musicians.
COUNTRY BANS PAR'DE AT K01N,
I'.ach member dressed in farmer
costume, hy "Si" himself (Mr. J.
C. Lewis), as drum major of the
farmer hand, (his original creation.)
Seat- on sale at Will it Links, 50c
i and 75c.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
.TEFFLSOX FLOURING MILLS
-Also
SAW AND PLANING MILLS,
.Tellerson, Marion Co., Or.
For particu'ars apply to
COUI'.ETT t MACLEAY,
01 and OH Front St.,
Portland, Or.
Dissolution of llruR Firm.
VOTI-. K IS IIEKEIIV U1VEN THAT HV
inamal consent, S. A. Hulin and Fred
Dawwiu have this day diasolved partncnilii
pi the drui; liusineiw. S. A. Hulin havinf
(ur. lnspil the inlereat hithe'to owned bv
I'reii I'awson All outstanding inoeliUd-ne-s
will he settled bv, and all accounts ate
pn:.l.le to S. A. Iliilin, who will, as hither
to' 1 f"ii"d ready to accommodate ha
l atrons at Iiik s.oro on French corner.
1 S. A. Itl'LIV,
FltEi) U IWSON'.
Albiny, Ju'.v 1, IS'.U.
Notice.
To a"! whom it mav concern, notice in bere
l.y itiven that uiv wife, AnKic TriUs, ban left
niv In 1 and h afd without any Just caus or
r',i a ior. and I will not be ieinsib e for
any debts cl her contracting. Tr Tl)
ttany July 1 1S91,
Notice.
1 hereby warn aV people aicanw ere nuns
lilt- imslianii vu i.ij ' r " " ,,
l im, with a very just cauie ai d provcsration,
and positifelv reliue to pay any ichac
,,,.! made by bill.. Wf . T,ITI
HAVE
YOU
SEEN
THE
GOODS
TO BE
SOLD
IN
Grant
SUMMER
-NOW
Iv. E.
Tlie Leadins Clothier
CALL A3ST3D SEE!
THE VERNON HAY PRESS
Unequaled for fasi.
draft. Manufactured
Baker Street, Albany, by
PRICE VERMOK.
A. COMPI.BTE STOCK OK
Sprmg
and
Li'.t weight Sumiicr coai and vests, dustis. silk, flannel and
negligee etiirts, iiht weight si:!t and baibrigaii underwear,
straw hats: in fa t anUhimr
you will End in prei.t 'juaitities and a!l
qualities at our store.
:Y0U ARE SPECIALLY IH!TD
To call an l examine our r'u h'y
And reiieinher alsc that we are Leadquarieis f. r durable
all wool clothing made by the Albany Woolen Mills, Uiowii6
vil'e, Oregon City and Calif on ia wcolen inil'i- g,.tds
CALL AND SEE Ol li SI VIES IN TEE Ctl.FrPATED
Before j on buy your next pair cf
shoes we would suggest that yot
call and examine our line, because
we undoubtedly have the largest
stock in this city. Cannot be
equaled for s vie, comfort and
wear, our fine lino ma le by
T. L WALLACE
TIIE I51RTHPLACE CF GKEAT
THE
mm :' Sale
Willi -:- GOODS
IN STOCK.--
Blain,
& hM Tailor.
Tork and light
fit the foot of
Sauicr
i I,
o
and evervti.ii.i: m -ur
1;
tailored cl ithin made ijr lis by
AND UONI ST I'AKGALNS.
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