THE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAT, JULY 14, 1891
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15. ?
forcing gnUywnW
ON BALE.
The Daily Hbald will be on
ale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book Btore.where it can be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
MONEY TO LOAN.
In sums to suit, from six montliB
to five years, on good Albany ami
Linn county real eatite.
V. E. McPherson,
Opp. Ru89 House. Albany, Or.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Fresh bread every day at Tarker
Bros.
New jewelry of latest patterns at
Will A Stark's.
The snag boat Corvallis went up
the river yesterday.
Have you seen that elegant
piauo at Klein Bros.
Miss Mattie Burnett, of Corvallis
is visiting in Albany.
Klein Bros, are giving a fine
piano to their customers.
A fine line of gold rings just
opened at Will & Stark's.
The second story of Pfeiuer's
brick is nearly completed.
B. A. Rarapy, of Harrisbuit?,
was in this city yesterday, .a
Miss BesMe Saltmarsh, or Port
land, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. D. P. La Porte aau children
are rusticating at Sodsrville.
Miss Jennie Malin returned yes
terday to her home id Portland.
H. F. Hulburt and fanny o 1 1
Lower Soda to-day for an outing.
A fine line of ladies' lawnNorfolk
waists just receivod at the Ladies'
Bazaar.
E. F. Sox, of the firm of Stew
art & Sox, went to Portland yes
terday. C. H. Stewart has been sirR f ir
several days, confined to the
house.
K. A. Kampy, Harridburu's
active real estaie man, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Aug. Lange, who ban been
visitir.g in this city, returned to
Portland yesterday."
A girl desires a position to do
general hous work. Apply a.
the Herald office. :,
If you are hungry go to Parker
Bros, and get a loaf of the best
bread in the city.
The report that J. II. Malin had
leased the Ocean House at New
port is a mistake.
The base ball game talked of be
tween Albany and Salem on the
23th is probably off.
Try Conn A Hendricson's svrup,
the finest in the market. Retail
in quantities to suit.
Calumet baking owiler is abso
lutely pure and wholesome. Try
a ran. C. . Brownell.
Wild blackberries find a ready
Bale in the Albany niarketa at
fifty cents per gallon.
John Hoi man, superintendent of
the Albany Iron Works, returned
last evening from Salem.
I)r. Maston was called to Cres
well yesterday in consultation with
Dr. Scarborough, of that city.
A girl or woman wanted to do
housework. For particulars in
quire of Henry Boggs at the brick
yard. The Ladies Aid Society will meet
this afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Walter Monteith. A full at
tendance is desired.
E. L, Thompson and family
George W. Dodder will
be among the passen
gers for Yaquina to-day.
Tho Willamette river at this
city now registers two feet and
three inches above low water
mark. The river is still at a good
boating stage.
The Albanv nine has elected
George W. Morehouse manager.
Some extensive and well planned
improvements are in contempla
tion, looking to interesting games
in the future.
The Harrishurg base ball clnb i?
said to play a good game. They
should come to Albany and try a
bout with the club's here. Our
citizens would give them a crow!
of interested spectators.
Hon. R. A, Irvine and family,
in company with Mr. A. B. Slau
son and wife, of the Oregonian
staff, went up to Gates yesterday.
They will go into camp at A. K.
Hester's place, and remain tro
weeks.
The Geo. C. Staley troup will be
in Albany on Wednesday evening,
July 29, with tie "Royal Pass," a
comedy full of many pleasing
features. The company is now
playing a successful sngagemeut
at the Bush street theater, San
. Francfsco.
Mr. L. I. Brady, general agent
for the American Press Associa
tion, was in the city yesterday.
He baa just returned from a trip
around the world, having tqent
two nonths in Japan, and was
very much enamored with that
country. He came by the way of
Vancouver and the Sound and was
bound for headquarters in San
Francisco.
Klein Bros, have a new advertis
ing scheme and wanted us to ad
vertise the same in tlie IIkkm.d,
but as it is against the I'. S. jxistal
law to advertise lotteries we were
obliged to decline them ami will
explain the same by saying that
they have a fine $ l"0 piano on
which they give a ticket to every
purchaser of : or over.
The sale of reserved sea's for
the Keene company in ''Held by
the Enemy" opens this morning
at Will & Link's music s-toie. We
would advise all desiring to he
present to assist in welcoming this
splendid company to secure tlieir
seats early, as our patriotic citi
zens will doubtless crowd the
house to witness the great play to
be given that uight.
CASE OF ABDUCTION.
A Fath.T Forcibly Carries Off His Own
Cbild From Its Mother.
Humors were afloat on Saturday
evening that a man had carried oil'
a child iroin the city goin down
the railroad on a run, being seen
by parties near the Jewish Ceme
tery.
Yesterday it was learned from
Mr. Johns, commonly known as
Warm Spring Jo'inny, that the
man was Man .Morris and tlie I
woman is Mr. Johns' step-daugh-1
ter.
The couple had been living at
Sweet Home and came to Albany
for some purpose. The young
woman, after arriving here, in
formed her husband that on ac
count of his ciuelty to her, she
would not live with him any
longer. The annourcement anger
ed the man, and after having forti
5ed lams-elf with several drinks he
went back and taking tue little two
vear old girl carried hen- off ith
him, takingjrer on the bounds of
the saloons; 'and as is reported to
u, forcjag her to swallow Bquor at
one place. A pursuit was finally
put after him to regain this child
for its mother, but he eluded those
after him and carried the Child to
reiadi llfltli
THE RRrn
THE BRIDGE QUESTION.
To tub EmroR or tiik Hkralp:
Sib: Recognizing the general
principle that the public have the
right to say now pumic monies
shall be expended, we wish to pro
test against the high-handed and
arrogant manner in which certain
of our public otiicers are abusing
the high stations to which they
have been elected bv the popular
suffrage. In the mattei of the
location and mulcting ot a bridge
ovtr tlie Willamette at tins citv
we will always be found ready to
acquiesce in the expressed will of
the majority and so long as every
thing is conducted in an honorable
and legal manner we will aid with
heart, hand and purse toward the
consummation of our d'-arest
wish, namely the construction of
a handsome and substantial
bridge. But we wish here to give
notice that we will ow-e in every
honorable way any action that is
not legal and that does not repre
sent the wishes of the people.
Kki'ueskxtixm Many c'iiikns.
(rami Mutter's YiMit,
Corinthian and St. Johns lodges
M., convened lasteve.M
A. F. & A
ing to receive the visitation fwm
the, grand master of thejgrand
lodge of Oregon, B. Van Dnseii, of
Astoria. Beside the-grand master
there were-Lresent, li. A. .Miller,
of Jacksonville, F. Mcb'. Patton.
of Salem, ius'af Wilson, of Port
land and Hon. F. A. .Moore, of St.
Helens. Alter the business meet
ing a line collation was served in
the banquet hall, under the direc
tion of W. It. Garrett which was
enjoyed by all. The visit of the
grand master will be remembered
as one of the bright events in
masonic work by all who were
present.
I'll! vergity of tin gun Mt Eugene.
Next session begins on Monday,
the 2ltt, day of September, lrSSI ;
tuition, free. Four Courses:
Classical, Scientific, Literary, and
a short English course, in which
there is no Latin, Greek, French
or German. The English is pre
eminently a business course. For
catalogues or other information,
Address J. W. Johnson,
President.
A New Venture.
G. B. Comley and John Schlos
ser went up on tlie North Santiam
a short time ago to take up claims
of timber and succeeded in locating
only a bear's nest. They are now
busily engaged in taming bear,
rattlesnakes and cougars to put on
exhibition at the Mechanic's fair.
We wish them success in their
new venture.
The Fireinen'K Game.
Albany Engine Co. No. 1 will
have the following nine on the
ground this afternoon to play the
hook and ladder boys : Uennie.c ;
Marshal, p; Magers.ss; Chamber
lain, lb: Lacey, 2b; Campbell,
If; r.lackburn, rf; Watts, 3b;
Crawford, cf.
J. P. Galbraith's horse and
buggy took a spin in Corvallis,
much to the detriment of the
latter, on Saturday. Miss Flora
Mason and Mrs. Aug. I.ange had
driven over there and left the
horse securely tied to the fence,
but he became frightened, broke
loose ui d committed the dani'ige
mentioned. The gallantry of .Mr.
J)hn Schineer, who was in Cor
val'is that day, relieved the ladies
of their strended condition and re
turned them home, and the re
calcitrant horse and debris of the
buggy.
Mr. Xorcrosf, brother-in-law of
Mr It M Robertson. whose trip from
Ash'and and bad hick in getting
his hores killed by the csrs has
be n spoki n of , was taktn with
congestive appoplexy while attend
ing sabbath i-chixd teachers meet
ing at the United Presbyterian
church, and i lying in a precarious
condition at Mr. Robertson's resi
lience in (his city. His many old
friends wish for his recovery.
The r.ew town of Minto on the
Oregon Pacific, two mile? above
Gates, is two miles and a quarter
from Leedy's Mill, but it will be
the lauding place for the tramway
for that mill, the business of
which will make all of the town
there is of Minto for the present.
The site, however, is on a line
piece of land belonging to Hon.
.John Minto.
Senator J. N. Pol ph, w ith his
family, is visiting at Tucotna. Sen
ator Frank Hiscock is also at
Tacoma, visiting his s.,r,. who
lives there. General S hulield is
there also.
Croup, whooping cough and
bronchitis immediately relived by
Shiloh'sCure. Forealoby Foshay
& Mason.
HOW THE PROSPECTS ARE.
Western Oregon wheather for
week ending, Saturday, July 11th,
18HI.
PoliTI.AXI) Ol!Kt..). Jll'v Utll.
The temperature has been four
degrees a d ty below the average.
The weather has been partly
cloudy with general rainn on iltl
10th and 1 1 ill. In some localities
nearly an inch of rain fell. Over
half an inch fell in this section.
The rains did pome damage to
the hay that was cut anil down ;
considerable hay has been already
tioused, and some remains to he
cut. Generally the crop has been
heavier than for many years, live
tons per sere of clover hay is re
potted from Curry couaty. The
wheat prospects cuutmue to be
unmiully good. Twentv-two to
thirty-four sta ks stoolcd out from
oneiir iin in Yamhill county. The
head are iarge and beiry full and
plumu. The B'ain is turning yel
low and harvest will b g n in ten
days. Oats and barley are promis
ing large yields. Fruit trees are
heavily laden and indicate more
of a crop than was expected;
insect are few and no damage
from them as yet. Hope aie com
ing on well, the lies? h ive not bt en
as destructive as was anticipated.
Early potatoes have been a v ry
full crop. Cherries are yet quite
plentiful, leaches are ripening.
aruier weather ami moie sun-
is needed for all vegetation,
tern Oiegon weather The
ature has ranged from 1 to
tt degrewe a day below the average.
Partly clidy weather and g meral
rains preVaiied, extending over
the entire (kheat belt of Eastern
Oreg in as wHl as Washington.
Having is inS progres-s, yielding
well hut some has been injured by
the rains. The hay crop through
the stock sections is especially
heavy. The rains wi'l have a
tendency to help spring grain to
till better. Fall wheat has headed
remarkably well an 1 the excellent
prospects continue, General re
ports indicate that the largest
yield, per acre and total, will be.
obtain id. Oats and barley -re
line crops in sections rye U a poor
stand. Pears prunes and other
fruit promises unusually well.
Crikets are doingjs'uiie damaire to
wheat itt inorroW"county. Warmer
wcathei andinshine are needed
for all ,rop-, corn especially,
though m far it looks very well.
A Great I'lay.
bv the Enemy,'
.Ield
Auiencan play by an American of
.1 nil I It .IMS unit i"i ...di iimii-, io
the piece in which the 1 .ecne com
pany will open its return engage
ment here on Thursday of this
week. The play was written by
Win. Grillett, one of our most
celebrated Ameiican authors, and
is founded on the scenes of carnage
enacted during the 'civil var. It
appeals to the heart of every patri
otic American whose natural love
of c mntry and 1 i bet ty teaches him
to appreciate the beautiful senti
ment of a play, the object of which
is to strengthen the bond of union
between two formerly rival coun
tries, both of which, titter having
struggled for supremacy, bow do a n
and worship together, the stars
and stripes. Through tlie entire
play runs a humorous vein of de
l.glilful comedy, which, together
with the startling situations and
the wonderful horse scene, an iui
itationofa horse coming from a
distance, gradually getting nearer
until it seems thai the horse itself
must actually burst upon thest&ge
.it full gallop, renders the piece the
mo,st intensely interesting and
effective of ail the dramas which
owe their origin to incidents on
nected with the war. Theeompary
presenting the play are known to
be thoroughly hrst class and a per
formance such as we are seldom
treated to in Albany may be con
fidently expected.
The Itarn Iturner Again.
About 10 o'clock Friday evening
Brakeman Allen, of the Oregon
Pacific, who resides in the eastern
portion of the city, was awakened
by a cry of lire and found his barn
in a blaze, and it was with some
dilliculty that the barn was saved.
Some wretch without fear of God
or his feliow-man, hd set a tire
under the manger, and the blaze
burned up sxeral feet before it
was finally put out. The barn
was a large one and was well
tilled with hay, and no doubt had
it burned would have taken sev
eral houses near ly with it.
tree Lecture.
Mrs. Chela F. Lutz, slate organ
izer of the Minnesota Woman
Suffrage Association, is making a
brief visit in Oregou, and will
lecture in this city on Thursdiiy
evening next, July ltith, at the W.
C. T. C hall. Mrs. Lutz is highly
endorsed by both the Minnesota
and Dakota press. The Clear
Lake Advocate says: "Even
those who are not in sympathy
w ilti her cause cannot fail to ad
mire her eloquence and ladylike
manner."
The Hoys Will Swim.
Every afternoon between twenty
and litty youiif? boys can be feeii
in swimming in the river just op
posite this city on the Benton
county. Decency is totally disre
garded as the boje race up and
down the bank as naked as nature
made them.
Family
At the family
Keiiiiiou.
residence of
O.
I . Comiow, on Saturday a reunion
took place, on which occasion
there were present nine children,
and also their families, who pre
sented O. 1'. Cordiow with a beauti
ful gold headed c.iue. Brownsville
limes.
Special Mecllni;.
The members of Mcl'hereon
post No. 5, U. A, R., are requested
lo meet at the G. A. K. ball on
Friday at 7 :;!0 r. t. Business of
importance that must be trans
acted. Full attendiimc expected.
By order of K . C
uiauder.
GILLUM COUNTY.
Hi-avy Ea'ns and Good Crcpa. Hamst '
Coram a'xd.
Coni.on, Or., July 10.
Thinking a few Lnes from this
part of the country would interest
your readers, I K,-nd you a few
items for consideration.
It is raining heavily at present.
We have had heavy. rains the pa'-t
month soaking the griund, as it
has never before done in Gilliam
county.
Crops are excellent, belter than
they have been for years in this
section of the country.
Hunch grass is in re plentiful
than it has been f r f ur years.
Some are harvesting their rye
crops, but the heavy lains are
liable to spoil the hay that, is cut
down.
Crops will very likely average 30
bushels per acre this'season, and
hay will average two tons per
acre.
Our little tow not" Condon '.county
seat of Gilliam county ) is improv
ing rapiply. Several new dwell
ings are goii g up at r sent, ami
among the Fpecia. is a lars;e hotel
and a $2 (K school hou-e. We ex-x-ct
to have a graded school this
fall.
Count v Commissioner W. J. F.il-
wtM'ds returned on the 7th, from a
visit to Eugene City.
M jor Jay. P. Lucas returned
Wednesday from a weoks encamp
ment at Tlie Dalles. He reports a
very favorable time among the O.
X. G., boys w hi.e in camp.
Rom To the wile of II. X.
Frazer of Condon, July oth, a '.M...
pound bov.
II. L. P.
Mother?
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-
Lleas..It relieves constipation, j
regulates tne uoweis. quite pain,
cures diarrhtei and wind colic,
allays feverish ties, destroys ,
worms, and prevents convulsions. ;
soothes the child anil gives it re-;
freshing and natural sleep. Cas- i
soria is the children's nanauea
the mother.- friend. ;o doses, i!o
cents.
Strayed or Stolen.
From the farm of the under
signed near .Muddy station. May :;,
Lane county, one dapple gray
mare six years old fourteen hands
high branded on the left shoulder
with the combined letters D, II.
Anyone giving information leading
to bet recovery w ill be handsomely
rewaided.
J. P. Ai.t.isox.
ltltkL: AKM 1 SAMK.
Tl.cbcstsa'.vc in th-j wnrM for Cuts i
Bruises, Sn.es, I leers, S J It Ulieun , (
Fever so-es. Tetter, Champed Hum'., j
Chilblains. Corns, uiuls'.iu Eni'tion:,
and pos tiveiy cure l'ilen, or l.o p:i j
required. 1 1 is guaranteed to giv;
perfect satisfaction, or money rt
funded, Pries !J- cents nt-r box. F'crj
:ilu by Koslivy it Mason '
Vool Wanted.
Soiled proposals will be received
by the clerk of district No. o, Linn
county, Oregon, up to Monday,
July LTh, lS'.il, to furnish said dis
trict with i? cords of grub oak
wood and " cords of split lir w ood ;
the latter to be split lro:n the bodv
of large trees, four feet long and
free of knots. The oak v.oo I t j be
four feet long and not less than
four in.dies in diameter at the
small end. The board reserves
the right to reject a lv or al! bids.
Albany, July 1, lS'.U.
C. G. Ill HKII KT.
dist. del k.
I have been bothered with
ciUarrh for about tenty years; I
had lost sense of smeii entirely,
and I had almost lost my hearing.
My eyes were getting so dim 1 had I
to get some one to thread mi ;
needle. Xow 1 have my hearing
as well as I ever had, and I can j
ee to thread as tine a needle as i
ever I did, my sense of smell it !
partly restored, and it seems t- be
improving all the time. I think
there i- nothing like Ely's Cream
I'.al.n lor catarrh. Mis. E. E.
Grimes, Reiidrill, Peny, Co., O.
If you suffer pricking pains on
moving the eyes, or cannot bear
bright light, and find your sight
week and falling, you si onid
I promptly use Dr. 11. McLean's
strengthening j'.ye faive. o
cents a box.
A new line of novelties in sum
mer hats just received at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Try Coronado mineral water,
the purest on earth, for sale by all
druggists. John Isom Jr., sole
agent.
F. M. French keeps the largest
and most complete stock of spec
tacles and eyeglasses in the
county. Every pair warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
Cakes of all varieties, fancy and
plain at the Delmoiiico restaurant.
Baby died,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria!
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
AaSOLUTELY PURE
JOHN DAT MINES.
They Are To Be Dt-wlcp.-d acd Promise
Kicb.
Pendleton East Oregonian:
The interest taken in the Galena
mines on ihe Middle Fork of the
John Day has culminated in the
organization of the Galena Hill
Mining & Milling Company at
Pendleton.
The incorporators ami officers of
the company are J. II. Bobbins,
N. I!. La.inonr and W. M. Fo'som.
Mr. I. armour has been elected
president. Mr. Bobbins secretary
and Mr. Folsom treasurer.
The capital stuck is .t7"0,000,
divided into shares of $1 each. Of
this air omit 400,1100 nhares have
been subscribed, being used in the
purchase of the mine. Only 100,
000 shares will be placed on the
I market. These will be sold at ten
cents a share, and the proceeds
devoted to development work.
The enterprise is not of a vision
ary order. Samples of ore from
the mines, by which these who
have not visited them have the
only means of judging of the value
of the property, are of an excep
tionally line character and indicate
a splendid prospect.
Beautiful Women.
The magical effects of Wisdom's
Bobortine as a beaut: Ht ami
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 natural
and beautiful tint to the com
plexion, removing tan, sunburn,
freckles and all roughness of the
face and arms, leaving the skin
soft, smooth and velvety. All re
mark on itsdelightiul, ccoling and
refreshing properties, a distinction
not found in any similar prepara
tion on the market. Sold every
where. Novelties ill L.Hi!le footwear.
1 have ju-t received for the sum
mer trade the latest novelties in
ladies line shoes. Cloth top, fancy
tips ; lac shoes with fancy tips,
besides all thestaple styles in hand
anil machine turns. These goods
were made expressly for me and
will be found nice enough for the
most fastidious and cheap enough
lor any one wanting a line dress
hoe. I also carry late novelties
in Oxford ties ranging in nice
from $ 1.-5 to $-1. 00. S. E. Young.
Notice to Water CoitHumerN,
All sprinklers must le shut off
promptly at o'clock, and all
leaks and water waste must be
carefully iruardi-d again-t during
the coming week while the wa'er
is out of the canal, as only one
pump can be used, and it is neces
sary to maintain Hiitlicient pressure
to keep water in the railroad ami
other elevated ttnks.
A. C. W. T. tt L. Co.
Wai.i. U'i: 1'. u.liwi.N, Ce.shier.
The Thomas Kay Woolieu Milh
of alem. have appointed G. W.
Simpson their agent in Albany. A
full line of men and boys clot him.
blankets and flannels and all arti;
cles manufactured by the mill w iii
be kept in stock. These goods art
the best in the market and will
give entire satisfaction.
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 Coronado, Coronado,
California.
The Ladies Bazaar his still a
good selection of millinery A'hich
they are selling at greatly reduced
rates. If you need a hat give
hem a call.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cetneier ,
put up by E. W. Achison, at all
the cost of stone.
For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's porous piaster. Price
'S cents at Foshay & Mason.
Strawberries, cherries, g )ose
berries, currants, etc., received
every morning, at Allen Bros.
Silk mitts at the Ladies Bazaar.
DISSOLUTION NOTICK.
"VTOTICK is herein- given that hy mutual
l eminent A, K. Kriunrei utiil IleriLan
l!;i lnw h:ive thin day disiulveii pmnership
in the hotel t'Uiiitieri, II. Uilelnu- hating
i-uri-hve I the interest hitherto nwned hy A.
K. Knimrei. All mtHtainliti i dehttdness
will lie st'ttled hy, a'nl all aeeounts payahle
to II. Iluel'iw. A. F Kki wkki.
IiKKtl.' UCKLOW.
bated th'alst dav of July, losil.
NOTICK IS 1IKKKHY (IIVKN THAT THE
nmtLrsiirncd 'Will not be respond b.e for
anv (U'btH euiitrai'ttd etfpt oiitrHCtfU .T
uiVNclf, or on a written ok.it from me,
Al any, July It, lMM.
JoHX MKUINUEU.
w
ASTKb Airir! to do general houcHoik
Kiiitiire at this oltk-e.
llrANTr.I Ah o.iee t .r canning purposes,
II Royal Ann '.-herries, lllaik Kcpuhli an
elierrii-s, peach plttliH, Itartlt tt pca-H. Itlark
ra4plierries and Hlackherries. ror uhii-h I
will pay the hijheet market price.
!. W. SlMI'SON.
Notloo to Whom It May Concern.
ATI personi, are herehv notified that my
wife, Iks-iie -vend ill, has left me without any
cause, and all persons arc hereoy further
notiiicd not ti let her hive anything on my
credit, a? I will nut p-iv for anvthin on her
account. EUWAKt) 11 KENDaLIi,
TOU SALK A first -cTas sin'e huiriry and
X1 hariics, almost l:t-w. Will he hold
hea . Apply lo Mrs. C.. Dcitinifei. Athaiiy,
Oregon.
Notice.
I li .tcYv warn a" peop'c a-aint ere litintr
in v hiihand on my account, a. I l ave Vfi
Mm. with a very just ciusc and provocation,
and pnniiiv'y reiiisc to pay any s ten ac
count made hv him.
Miss. W. p. Turns.
Latest U. S. Gov'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 w ith the on
ly perfect laxative known, as it ie
the only remedy w hich is truly
pleasing ami refreshing to the tate
and prompt andeflectual tocleanse
the system gently in the Sprii.
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
NEW TO-DAY.
Opera House,
Warner & Crauor, Lessees & Managers,
THREE NIGHTS
Commcndni;
Thursday, July 1 Gtli
Triumphant return of the Unriv
aled Favorites,
HARRY F. KEENE'S
WKII, KNOWN-
STOCK COMPANY,
In an elaborate production of
Wm. Gillett's great Amer
ican military drama,
With all the original fleets
usd during its fi'st pro
duction in New York.
"An American play, by an Ann r
i. an, of Americans, and which all
Americans should ste." N. V.
1 Herald.
CHANGE OF .PLAY NIGHTLY.
Admission, 5 'c and 75c. Ssats on
sale at Will A Link's..
GENElL-
Agency.
THROUGH TICKETS
T.i and f.i.ni Kurnpc !)' a'l firnt-cla lines
1 i -ke! from ny plaee in Europe ti any
p-iint in ih i I mteil Matin, t-r f om this
i-nuntrv to Kurtpewi fioiuw sold over the
folijwi'in fii.t-clasH line:
N rth t: '011:111 l.'oy.l. via New Vork,
North C. rni.in l.lujd, via italtiuiore,
Allan Line, Am-hor Line.
Aiiieriran Line, Stu-e Line.
I'.ravi-r Line, Citnard Line,
hid Star Line,
Wh'te Star Line,
Cluion Line.
DBA ITS AND MONEY ORDERS
old i m atl Kuro.c.in cities at current rate.
Inteiiiatiiin eollivtioiw. Knr information
rt-Kariiinjj priies of pasa' date of nailing,
etc., call u i or address, .'. 1!. WINX.
Ai.iiasv, OR.
THK
State Agricultural College
Opens September l.Sth, lS'Jl.
COVHSK OF STrDV arranged expressly to
meet the necdt hi tne farniui(r and tnecnain-
eal interests of the utate. Larue, comwlnius
and well-ventilated huiidinK. Ihe eoilee
is loialed in cultivated and I'hriHiaa com-
inunitv, and one of the healthiest in the
btaU.
Military Training.
1.-. . V-.l VA L'..wl rA t.w l,a
Two rr n.ort free holirshis from every
roany. Write tor cvitaliue to
B L. AKXOult, I'res., Corvalli!, Or.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
JEFFRSON FLOURING MILLS,
Also
SAW AND BLANING MILLS,
Jeil'erson, Marion Co., Or.
For particulars apply to
CORBETTA MACLEAY,
01 and GO Front St.,
Portland, Or.
AilmlnstratrU's Notice.
SO TICK IS HEFEItV GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has lieeii duly tp
pointil Administriitrix of the estate
of V. H. Cburclib', deceased, by the
Honorable th County Court of Linn
coiit'ty. Oreiron. All persons having
claims auainst tlie estate if esid W.
H. Churehill. deceased, are hereby
notitied lo present the game in writ,
inn. nuly verified, to me in person, or
toiiiy atlorney G.. W. Wri'lit esq.,
at !n law ullico, over the Bank of
Oretron, in Albany. I.iun county.
Oregon within six moiitlis from the
date hereof.
M. J. Ciirn -ii i li..
Administratrix,
G. W. Wrioiit, Attorney foi Aduiin
istrati ix.
Dated .Tune 27. tSl.
Dissolution of Droit Firm.
VOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HY
mutual consent, S. A. Hutln and Fred
1 law son have this day dissolved partiierxhi
pi the druir husiness, S. A II ill in ha intr
pun-hised the interest hitherto owned Ly
lied lHiwson All outstanding imlehU-d-nes
will he nettle. 1 hy, and all accounts aie
pivahle to S. A. Hulin, who will, as hither
to" lie found reaily to accommodate his
patrons at his store on Fretn h's eorne'.
S, A. Hl i IS,
FKED DAWSON'.
Albany, July 1, 1SIU.
Notice.
To a", whom it mav concern, notii is here
hv viven that ni wife, Ar.ie Trlt, s, has left
lily bod and beard without any Just cause or
... i ..i, nt I will not he leduonsible for
an) debts Of her eootnu tltur.
VI . O. 1K.IE3,
AUiany July 1 lStll,
HeldbythcEncniy
iGRANDM
CLEARANC
E
I L WALLACE k CO.
-WILL
Summ er Clothing
LiVlit Wot Underwear, Sits and
all Seasonable Goods at Actual .
COST -:-1
Ti. memlier. tliis cives vou
new and richly tailored clothing "at the fame piice we paid. Our stock
is large, and you can select juat an will now as you cuiild ear'ier in
the Beanos.
T. L. WALLACE fit CO.,
THE I51RTHPLACK OF GREAT AXI HONEST BARGAINS.
OILL -A.ISTI3 SEE
THE VERNON HAY PRESS
Unequaled for fast work and light
draft. Manufactured at the foot of
Baker Street, Albany, by
PRICE & VERNON.
HAVE
YOU
SEEN
THE
GOODS
TO BE
SOLD
IN
Grand :: Clearance :: Sale
OF
SUMMER
OK:
m
:- WEATHER
-NOW IN
L. ID.
The Leafa Clothier
:. SALE!
SELL-
an opportunity to buy any o( our
THE
IMIIT:
STOCK.-
BLAiN,
& Merchant Tailor.
m
GOODS
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