Morning daily herald., July 11, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

TIIEMORNINJIHEIIALJ): SAT UK DA F, JULY 11, 1891
ON SALE.
The Daily Herald will e on
sale each morning at II. J- Jones'
book store.where it i in be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
'money to loan.
In sums to suit, from six months
to live years, on good Albany and
Linn cotintv real estite.
V. K. MiThersos,
Opp. Kuaa House. Albany, Or.
JOTTINOS ABOUT TOWN.
Now for a bridge.
Fitli bread every day at Parker
Bros.
New jewelry of latest patterns at
Will k Stark's.
J. M. living ami family went to
Newport yesterday.
A fine line of ladies lawnXorfolk
waists just received at the Ladies'
Bazaar.
James Fennell, vho has been
away several months, is again in,
Albany.
Win. M. lloag and Wall is Nat-h, j
of the Oreiron racWic. were in thj
city yesterday.
A itirl desires a position by
general holism work. Appj
the liKit i.i oilice.
If you are hungry l'o to 1 '.irkt-r '
IJros. and get a loaf of the bent !
bread in tlie city. i
Mrs, Thomas Hopkins returned:
last evfiiimr fr..iu S.ileia much ;
improved in health, j
Ir. K. Chirk, of I'orthind. is.
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mis.
1. (i. Clark, in this city. i
Isaac Simpson, of Eugi'iie, is i" j
the city working for a harvesting
mowing machine company. ;
(irand Master 1'.. Van Pusenj
will visit the Masonic . lodges oi .
Albany otlicially on Monday even
in ir. i
The next meeting of the Linn;
county Farmers Alliance will be;
held at Lebanon on Saturday,'
July 2') at 10 a. m.
Mr. Frank Propst has returned
from I'rinceton colbge. Me h-is
been quite ill for three months, bnt
is now impioving. '
The regular month!' shoot of the
MaseottUun Club will be held
Tuesday next. All members are
requested to attend.
Mrs. Dr. K. L. Irvine and son.
of Portland, are visiting, in tin
city, the guests of Mrs. llouck.
Mrs. Irvine's mother.
Prof. Condon and famil , ims-e 1
through this city esteniiy on
their way to occupy their cottage
on Xye creek, Yapiiua bay.
At the city council meeting lust
nigh', the following bills were al
lowed : M. Cowan, gravel, f il.W;
C. V. Watts, printing. $41.M.
F.ditor Xicke.ll, of the .laekson
ville Times, passed through es
terday on his way to St. Paul to
attend the National 1'itss As:ocia-.
tion on the lothinst.
All the members of the AKilloj
club are urgently requested to)
meetattheusu.il time and place j
next Monday night, July 1.5. Ilnsi
r.ess of importance. J. C. Littler, i
president.
C. A. F.Ison sold the I.-a-tc Salt- ;
marsh place of :JtK acies last. Sat- 1
urday to A. Milbredt, from Ne- ;
braska, consideration .:M0o, also
SO a.-res jf J. II. John-son's to A.
II. Edwards. ff California, con
sideration, $32 JU. Lebanon Ex
)ress. The ieo. C. Staley trcup will be
in Albany on Wednesday evening,
July L'!, with the "Royal l'ass," a
comedy full of many pleasing
features. The company is now
plating a successful sngagemert
at the Lush street theater, San
Francfscn.
The ollicers and tneinhers .f
Corinthian lodge, A. F. A: A M.,
are requested to be present at a
special convocation of that ljjge
on Monday evening, July loth, to
receive Most Worshipful Urand
Master P.. Van Iusen. I'.v order
of W.M.
Mr. Wakelield. t!.e successful
bidder for the Albany bridge, rep
resenting the Portland Pri'lge. anil
liuilding company, gave the city
council, county commissioners, the
rival bidders anil a few others a
champagne banquet at the I'el
monico last evening.
Kev. ieoige F. Plummer, of
Corval lis, lias been appointed by
Kishop Morris to tike charge oi
St. Peter's Episcopal church in
this city. He will hold his first
services in St. Peter's next church
Sunday, July Uf.h, at 11 a. m. and ,.
7 :'.'Q r. m. Mr. l'luiiimer comes t
Oregon from St. Mark's chinch.;
Pal ti more, Md.
Wmitnl In Albany.
Sheriff Scott rect ived a telegram
yesterday from the sheiill' oi
MultLouiah county stating that S
one J. L. Miller, who is wanted in j
Albany and who ought to be in
the pen, was in jail there. Mi.ler. ,
who sailed under the name of
Lewis here, is wante I f ir selling1
stolen (,'fxxls. lie is one of the ;
dishing outfit, and Bold $17) 1
worth of stolen goods to (L W j
Simpson, $1(K) worth to S. E. '
Young and $-"s) to the C 15. ,v 1;.!
store, sheriif scott will go ij
Portland after thf prisoner to-day. j
K. of V. Otllrer.
Thursday evening J.J. liibruil!e
I). 1. li. C.,in.ital.ed the following
new ollicers of Latirei lodge, No. 7,
K. of P.: W. M, Parker, P. C. ;
tj, E. Propst, C. C. ; F. (J. Ilavne,
. C,; K. O. Watson, P.; C. W.
Crowder, M. at A. ; P. . Marshall,
M. of E. ; L. A. Alien, I. i. ; P. Y.
Cuncan. O. G.
Thiough 'lrain.
Notice has been given that com
mencing on Saturday, July IS, the !
the train to the front, on the Ore-1
gon Pacitic, will run clear through
to Coe, and on every Saturday!
thereafter.
I
f i
,i line
opened at
line of gold
Will & StarV
just
s.
ATTEMPTED RAPE.
Haired Drummer Figures
Very Unsavory Case,
in a
H, A. Peeples, a gray haired
drummer for sawmill machinery,
tigured in a very unsavory case in
the district above Lebanon a few
davs "go. He was travelinj with
Mr. C. AI. Syfers, this city, near
Werts' sawmill, and Peeples stop
ped at the resilience of M m. Ilena
Thomas, ostensibly to get a drink
of water. Mr. syfers drove ou in
the buggy. Mr, Thomas was
away from home, ami the gray
haired drummer sought to take
advantage of the lady of the house
who was entirely alone. Ha
seized her ami succeeded in re
movii g a portion tA her clothing,
but she otlered such desperate re
sistance that he quitted the hou
f
without accomplishing his purpose?
On the retur'i of the husband i
warrant was issued foi Peeide
arrest, and he w as lound at Shedili
bv Shentl Scott and brought Urt
Mds i:itv and arraigned hefore Jus- n-
tice Cosliow. lie plead guilty to
a charge of assault and battery and
tas tined $0and costs, amounting
ro.
MIN1NQ CLAIMS
The lullowipe mining cliimJ
have bet-Ik tiled with the county
clerk :
Puckeve, vested in Santiam
district JuneX;, l.vtl, by A. I.
Wooden and H.S. Warner.
Lone Sur, locatnl in Santiam
district, 1,000 feet below the mouth
of Portland guVh. on July 1, Is'.d,
by Kobert J. Alunroe.
Sitting Pull, located in Santiim
district, west eitle of White Pull
mountain, on June t, IS'.'l, by W.
II. Einherson.
(iood Hope, located in Santiam
district, on Elk creek, on July 0,
LS'tl, by W. 11. Emberson.
Treasure Pox, located in Cala
pooia ai.d Plue liiver district, west
side Mineral ridge, on June 10,
1S01, by I. S. Langworthy.
Mother l,ode, located in
pooia district, on June 10,
by A. J. Lang.vorthy.
Free tiold, located in Cal
Ci la
11, lpooia
district, on June lt, lsol, by P.
LaigAorthy.
Hack Pone, located in Calapooia
district, on June 10, lSitl, by A.
J. Langworthy.
Penana, located in Calapooia
district June 20, IS01, by Angus)
Meyer. "
l'reHriited the Cane.
Salem Statesman: It will be
remembered that at the session of
the state teachers' association
recently held at Newport, J.
li. Bayley, on the part of the
people of Newport, presented to E.
iS. McElroy, superintendent of
public instruction, a beautdul
gold-headed cane. As Professor
McElroy was sick at his residence
in Salem, Prof. B. J. IIathorne,
president oi tne association, re
ceived the cane for him, and ap
pointed Profs. D. V. S. lleid, J.
P. Horner, and F. K'gler, a
committee to present it to Air.
.McElroy. Ye -.terday Air. Keid,
. chairman of the committee, came
to Salem and made the presenta
tion. The cane is ne of the linest
made. K is engraved thus:
"Presented by the citizens oi
Newport to E. B. McElroy, super
intendent of puMic. instruction."
Moutliof the CoIiiiii11m.
i Astoriau: The steamer Cas
cades arrived down at 8 o'clock
Ihursday evening witli three
barges of stone for the jetty. Work
progresses very satisfactorily and
the 27 feet depth in the shallowest
place betwe :n Astoria aud the sea
will soon be .'!0 feet. (Hiring Jung
'over 17,000 tons of lock weie
dumped in the mole, and the
force of men at work tnere under
tne intelligent direction of Super
intendent llegaidt and J. W.
Stoneiuan will goon couimer.ee the
beginning of the end. I iring the
next sixty days the great work
will he far advanced toward com
pletion. A third track will be
added to' the railway from Fort
-teyens seaward, and a cairn w ill
be erected several hundred feet
above the water at tie end, and a
beacon placed thereon.
Oil Tank And Warelmuxe.
The Stndard Oil Company have
put themselves in shape to handle
oil with a minimum amount
of lisk in this city. They have
erected a warehousj near the
.southern Pacitic line on Ellsworth
street, supplied with an immense
tank, and yesterday inaugurated
the business of supplying the
stores with oil from a tank on
wheels from the supply house. It
makes the risk comparatively
none.
Kvangrliral lluiirli.
The first quarterly meeting for
this conference year will begin
this Saturday evening. Kev. I.
15. Fisher the newly elected presid
ing elder for Albany district will
be present to olliciate. The regular
communion service will be tvle
brated on Sunday morn ng at 1 1
m. Kev. L. S. Fisher the pastor
will also be present and receive
such as wish to unite with the
church at the Sunday morning
service.
ArreW'l fur Larceny.
Last monday Chus. Nelson was
ariaigned btiore Justice of the
Peace Williams of Scio, charged
with larceny of $10 from the duell
ing of Chas. Shafer, on or about
June 12th. As there was nothing
but circumstantial evidence.
Justice Williams refused to bind
him over to appear before the
giatul jury next fall.
Stravel or Stolen.
From the farm of the under
signed near .Muddy station, May 3,
Lane county, one dapple gray
mare six years old fourteen hands
high; terartdett on the left shoulder
w ith the combined letters 1, H.
Anyone giving information leading
I to her recovery will be handsomely
rewaided.
J. P. Allison.
A ray
toff
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PROCEfcciNQS.
COUNTY CO
Petit i
of O. P. Abran
other
bridge at Mill Cityl
mi!-
n tne matter 01 me application
J. N. Campbell and others for
county road; ordered opened and;
bill of $21 expenses ordered paid.
Application of W. ti. Mont
gomery and others for county
road ; "ordered opened and $J1 ex
penses ordered paid.
Application of Edward Adams
and Alaggie MeAIteken for free
scholarship in Agricultural col
lege; dismissed ou account of lack
of proper recommendation.
In the matter of the review of
the J. B. Jenks road; ordered
ojened and bill of $150 expenses
ordered paid
The contiact for keeping paupers,
was let to Mrs.
Claim of sheritl"s fees for $75
uisaiioweu
-n
u
Illl.l.l. ALLOWED.
S. B. Coyle, arc. insane.
S S. Powell, su-idries
50
AI. Scott, slierdl's fees
Elizabeth Ahrams, ace. in.
tl. W. Willis, acc. roads..
Train it Whitney, printing
Jas Hooks, acc. poor
273 55
8 0.)
2:; ;in
7 tKl
12 00!
Stale Horticultural Society.
The regular quarterly meeting
nl tl., I I... ...... Ci.... 1 I ...t ii.iil r nr.j I
v., ft "
.-society win ne iieui at ewnerg ,
ruesdsy and W ednesday, July 14
at ewnerg, ;
and 15. A full
progrtmiue for
thiea HPMslniiH b:ifl been iireonred.
hut as all the titles to papers are
not in, the announcement of the
programme has been omitted.
Newbem promises to entertain
royally, and there should bf a full
alien lance, showing our appre
ciation of her interest in horticul
ture. - - i i i
I r .lialily Continued Suicide,
J. II. Proctor, a blacksmith, for
merly of Harrist'iirg, disappeared
from Alarshtield several weeks ago.
The remains were found in t lie
woods by some hunters last Satur
day, partly eaten by. wild animals.
In the pockets of nis clothes were
half a dozen means of indcntilica
tion. He was a drinking man,
and shortly before hisdisapearauce
his wife and her children left him
and went to Cottaw tiroce to her
parents. It is believed he com
mitted suicide.
III ( KLKS S 1KMI t
Tbe bestsa'.ve in ties world fur CuU.
Bruise, So.es, L' leers. Salt Klieuni,
Fever sores. Tetter, ('liuppcd Hant".,
Chilblains, Corns, ami skin Kruptiotia,
and pos tively cures Piles, or i.o pay
reipiiied. It is guarantved to giv;
verfeet satisfaction, or m-iiioy re.
funded, Price ir cents per box. Per
sale by Kosltuy Ac Mason
Wood Wanted.
Sealed proposals will be received
bv the clerk ofdist'ict No. 5, Linn!
county, Oregon, up to .Monday,
July LJth, lS'.il, to furnish said dis
trict with 00 cords of trrub oak
wood and 5 cords of split iir wood ; i
the latter to be split from the body i
of large trees, four feet long and
free of knots. The oak wood to be :
four feet long aud not less than I
four inches in
diameter hi me i
small end
iiiu uoaru lesenes
the right to reject aiv or all bids. '
Albany, July I, ISot. i
C. (i. Lit'KKII.WtT.
dist. clerk. !
I have been bothered with
catarrh for about twenty years; 1
had lost sense of smell entirely,
and I had almost lost my hearing.
Aly eyes were getting so dim I had
to get some one to thread my
needle. Now 1 have my hearing
as well as I ever had, and I can
see to titread as line a needle as
ever I did, my sense of smell is
nartiv restored, and it seems to be
improving all the time. I think1
there is nothing like Kiy's Cream j
l!al:u for catarrh. Airs. L. K. (
(irimes, Uendrill, I'cr.y, Co., O. j
If you suffer pricking pains on
moving the eyes, or cannot bear
bright light, and lind your sight
week and falhng, yon should
promptly ue Dr. II. AlcU-an's
Strenirthen.ng F.ye Salve. 25
cents a Ikjx.
A new line of novelties in sum
nier hats j-ist received at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cenieter .s,
nut up bv K. W. Achison, at all
the cost of stone.
Try Coronado mineral water,
the purest on earth, for sale by all
druggists. John Isom Jr., sole
agent.
Croup, whooping cough and
bronchitis immediately relived by
Shiloh'sCure. For sale by Foshay
k Alason.
F. AI. French keeps the largest
and most complete stock of spec
tacles and eyeglasses in the
count. Fvery pair warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
Silk mitts at the Ladies I'.azaar.
Baby cried,
Alother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Casloria 1
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
s and
ABSOLUTELY PURE
COAST NOTES.
Lottie Miller, a Itj-year-old girl,
stepdaughter of Purl" Conger, of
Lane county, has been adjudged
insane and sent to the asylum.
The Eastern Oregon Co-operative
Association, which lately em
barked in business, have increased
thir capital stock to $.'0,C(H,
Jtiss Ada
creeBv Lane
Prown, of Spencer
wlule out
w
Iking the other evening, step
ped ou ifarj
irge rattlesnake, which
it once sced her bv th-j dress.
ard would have bitten her had it
not been for a powerful blow that
tore the rattle from her clothing.
Thomas Smyler, of (irant
county, while at woik in Deep
creek a few dry s ago, unearthed
the largest njigget that has been
seen since tlio early mining days.
The nugget was six inches in
length and would average one-half
iucliLM in thickness, weighing .'JO1.,
ounces; value, $0 i5.
I i
Mr. S. J. Trine and family w ho
I live near i train, came near uein
fpoisoned recently from eating
! custard pie. Air. Trine had iois-
; i .... . ... i.iii .. .a i ... i
Ulieu Ull C LOKIIl it EHIIIlh UIl'l
the egg wa-i scvidently taken to
the house and used for making pie.
Fortunately it was discovered in
time to prevent serious resu.ts.
i
Crops in li ker Co. were never
IIIOI'H Ill'Ollllmmr 'in. Ill, r.itiif..
I too, is in tine cohiliiion, savs the
I I'.nlo.r f'it v 1 ,m,i. ,,-r , t TI.';. f . 1 1
i wilI ,iml .:.llt-e iu eiltt'niIill shape
! . . . 1
lor market, ana as there is a
city of mellt b(Ah j.;.l8t un,, Wes,
the ,lemall(i ......i,, .,..., ,,..,.
2rilss hills of F.astern Ore -on herd
owners will realize hands imely.
The Junction City council have
a lot of patent clothes lines on
their hands, says the Pilot, which
they w ould like to dispose of. The
clothes-lines were ae -epted in
payment for a tine from a man
who got drunk and disorderly one
day last week and was fined $10.
If the council continue to do busi
ness in this way they will un
doubtedly have any number of
criminal who will li juidati: their
lines in haberdashery, and these
oflici.ils can soon start a .-ei-oml-hand
store.
At Albany, last week, i. W.
McKeynolds and wile, of Cottage
( rove, appealed in the county
court and adopted the year-old
child of Miss Caroline Coalter,
father unknown. The infant was
left tvilh tie; adopting pareiits
April 25, lS'.il, and the mother has
since married and makes no claim
to it. Poitland Dispatch. We
understand that the mother form
erly lesided i l Junction, and is
known to many of our reades.
I the thorns Kay Woollen ALU.
of Salem, have appointed G. W.
Simpson their agent in Albany. A
full line of men and boys clotiiitn;
blankets and llannels and all arti
cles manufactured bv the mill wii!
; be kept in stock
'1 iitse goods are
market and will
the best in the
give entire satisfaction.
As a table and medicinal water,
the Coroiiado can't be bent. Try
it and be convinced. Ponied at
the world reno-.vp'd ssnilarium,
Hotel Pel C-ironado, Coroiiado,
California.
The Ladies Bazaar has still a
i .i . . : f . i ( - - i i '
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Mil RLiuiip .it iraiij ivuni ni
rates. Il you need a hat
give
hem a call.
For lame back, side or chest,
ii'-e Shiloh's porous p aster, l'rice
25 cents at Foshav it .Mason.
Strawberries, cherries, g wse
berries, currants, etc., received
every morning, at Allen Lros.
M.KKIKI.
URt)I)Ei:j HAKDKi; At the. rei-UeiH-e.
of the bride's mother c;tl ol
Allmnv, oi Thnr-day duly it,
liy Kliicr J. K, Me-.i nnl. Mr. Henry
p.
broilers ami Mi-s Klia Harder, nil i f
this euiinty.
ATTKKSON'- -( M t On Saturday,
duly t, tit H.iIm-v l.y Kev. M. St.
Marling at the re.-idunce of X. Da
vidson, Mr. A. It. I'atteiMin lind
Mis Al,i.) 1, Coon, botli of lla'ney.
ItlKIt. '
COWAN At the re!lcn e of A. I'm
jdircy on Alhaey prairie on lhur
d.iy duly !t, of il )di!heiia, Nina
Cowan, ii;cd twelve yi.-ars, daiiir'.iter
off. W. Cowan and 'Martha Cowan.
The burial was in the Masonic
cemetery ill this city yesterday.
(iALBRMTil n 'lui'sday evening
Ju'yTtliat Mill Splines, Tenii., at
the Hire of i years, Mrs. (ialhraith,
motlierof Mr J. '. Ciuitiraitli of
Albany, Oreu'on.
w
rAXTKP A'irl to do general housen m k
Kniiiire at (Ins iittiee.
lITAXTF.lt- -Ah o lee f-r raiinini; purpfscs,
W Knyal Ann cherries, lllaek l(emi!i nn
clierries.'peaeli plnins. Cirtittt nea'H, ll'aek
raspberries aint lllaeklu-rried. For whi-'h I
will luy tin liiluet market price.
(i. V. Sl'll'SllN.
Notice to AVhom It May Concern.
A'l persons are hereby notified tint my
wife, llissic riend ill, has left me ith..nt an
eaiiHK. and all pcrs uis are lu re y further
notiilcil not t i lei her have iinytlenir "ii my
cre lit, M I will not pav f-.r anvhin on her
account. KPWAKIt II KKNU.iU,,
Urtl SAM-:-A tirst c'ass Bin- e huau'y and
F harness, almost ne v. Will I'e sold
li -a. Apply t -Mrs. I. tteiiinirei. Albany,
Oregon.
Notice.
I heri-ty warn a'! -op'e against i-re litinir
niv lni-tind on my account, as 1 lave V-ft
him, with a very j it cause ami pr i.-ation,
and positive! reiue t pay any s n li ac
counts nmle bv him.
Miis. W. IX Turns.
latest U. S. Cov't Food Report.
THE WOULD ENRICHED.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that w ill 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 is
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the tast
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Sprin
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
Mothers?
Castoria is recommended by
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
its ingredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quites pain,
cures diarrhiei and wind colic,
allays feverishness, destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions,
soothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural sleep. Cao
soria is the children's panacea
the mothers' friend. 35 doses, 35
cents.
Novelties in Ladle Footwear.
I h ve just received for the sum
mer trade the latest novelties in
ladies line shoes. Cloth top, iancy
tips ; lace shoes with fancy tips,
besides all thestaple styles in hand
and machine turns. These goods
were made expressly for me and
w ill be found nice enough for the
most fastidious and cheap enough
for any one wanting a fine dress
shoe. I also carry late novelties
in Oxford ties ranging in price
from $1.25 to $4.'i(). S. E. Young.
Nonce to Water Coimuuiera.
All sprinklers must lte shut oil'
promptly at 0 o'clock, and ad
leaks and watir waste must be
carefully guarded against during
the ouiiiig week while the wa'er
is out of the canal, as only one
pump can be used, ami it is neces
sary to maintain suflicient pressure
to keep water in the railroad and
other elevated tanks.
A. C. W. T. & L. Co.
W.M. LACK HAI.IlWiX, CV.shier.
Cakes of all varieties, fancy and
plain at the D -lmoiiico restaurant.
-GENERAL-
h:::: tabi; jie;.
THROUGH TICKETS
To ami fn in humpe by a'l first-class lines
Ti .kits from ny plai-e in Europe to ny
p.iint in tli.t Tinted States, or fioni this
cmintrv to Lnripuin points sold over the
f'jtl-.iwi;ipr fiiMt-i-lags lines:
X rtli Herman Lloyd, via X'ew York,
N'jrili lioiman Lloyd, via italtimore,
Allan Line, Anchor Line,
American Line, State Line.
Heaver Line, Ciinard Line,
hul Star Line,
W h-tc Star Line,
GuiOn Line.
DRAFTS AND A10XF.Y ORDERS
sold on all Europem cities at current
liiternatiun coheitions. For information
rci.'iplinK prices of passage, date of sailing,
etc., call 0:1 or address, C, It. WINN,
Albany, Or.
THE
Agricultural College
Opens September 18th, 1891.
Col'ItSK OF STVDY arranged expressly to
liic'l the needs oi tlie rarnunir and mecnani-
cal interests of the state. La rye. comoilious
and well-vei.tiiated bui'dinirs. The co'lene
is totaled in aeiiltivated and Christian com
iiitiiiity. and one of the healthiest in the
State.
Military Training.
Iaiciixs NVi-d Not Kxceed 8lf0 lor the
Ei. tire Season.
Two i rinoie free sihol irshiis from every
couiCv, W lite for catalogue to
IS L. AltMlL.Lt, I' res., Corvallis, Or.
FOR SALE 'ORIENT.
JFFFKSON FLOURING MILLS,
Also
SAW AND PLANING MILLS,
Jefferson, Marion Co., Or.
For particulars apply to
COKBETT& MAC LEA Y,
64 and GG Front St.,
Portland, Or.
Aduilnstratrlx's Notice.
NOTICE IS IIKFGUY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned lias been duly p
pointed Administratrix of tlie estate
of W. It. Church'.!', deceased, by the
Honorable tie; County Court of Linn
eouity, Ore von. All persons having
claims against the estate of 8id W.
II. Cliurchill. deceased, are hertby
notilied lo present the same in writ,
ing. only verified, to me in person, or
to niv attorney (i. W. Wright esq.,
at Ins law oilice, over the Bank of
Oregon, in Albany, J.iim county,
Oregon within six 'months from the
date hereof.
M. J. ClII-KCHILL,
Administratrix.
. W. Witic.iiT, Attorney foi Admin
istratrix. Dated .tune 27. 1S!U.
ll..lntioii of Dru(t Firm.
V'TU'E IS HEREBY tJIVEN THAT BY
S inuuial couacnt, S. A. Hulln and Kred
Ua s n have tliii fly diolved partnership
in the dniir Iminc88, S. A Hulin having
imn-li'M-l the intercut bithe'to owned by
I'rc.l Ihiwnoii All outteodiiir Indebted
nehg will lie neltle.1 by, and all account are
pjyalile to S. A. Hulin, who will, as hither
to, lie Inuud rcaily lo accommodate hit
patrons at bin atore on French'! comer.
S, A. HVLIS,
FRED DAWSON.
Alli .ny, Ju'y 1.
Notice.
Tn at" whom it mar concern, notice is here
by ifiven that my wife, Ar.gie TriU-, has left
mv bed and board without any Just cause or
prow -a'ion, and I will not be responsible (or
any debts of her contracting.
W. D. Tritis.
Albany July 1 1S91,
HAVE
YOU
SEEN
THE
GOODS
TO BE
SOLD
IN
Grant
OIF1
SUMMER
m -:-
NOW
L. K. Blain,
Tic Leading Clothier & MM Tailor
yv r- -T- v
I i -Villi
THE VERNONJj AY PRESS
Unequaled for fas'i, work and light
draft. Manufactured at the foot of
Baker Street, Albany, by
PRICE & VERNON.
A. COMPLETE STOCK 01
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Light weight Snmiuer coats and wpts, ltptrp, silk, ilannel anil
negligee etiirt9, light weight bi ik :iud halhriggau umlerwear,
Btrawhata; in fa-t anvthin and everything iu our line
you will tinil iu great quaitilicii and all
qualities at our store.
:Y0U ARE SPECIALLY INVITED-
To call anl examine our richly
1? ffffByrc JJ
And reuemher alsc that we are headquarters f r dural le
all wool clothing made by the .Albany Wooh n Mills, l'.iowi.b
ville, Oregon City and California wculon mil't. gotils
CALL AND SEE GVK feTVI.ES IX Till". CT I .H.i:.TE)
mm
Before you buy your next pair cf
shoea 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 fine line made by
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
THE BIRTHPLACE OF GKEAT AXI HOXI ST LAUtiAIX8r
THE
Sac
IMTST:
IN STOCK.-
"TV-! I CCTCn
lN KZ3 I I I
tailored c'-ut'iiln made ior us by
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