TTIE MORNING HERALD: SUNDAY, .JULY 19, 1891
ON SALE.
The Dailt Hibald 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 months
to tive years, on good Albany and
Linn county real enUte.
W. E. McI'iikrsos,
Opp. Russ House. Albany, Or.
JOTTINOS ABflUI TOWN.
V. B. Barr is in Salem on busi
ness.
E. E. Davis went to Eugene yes-
teHay.
ft lave you examined that beauti
ful $400 piano at Klein Bros, shoe
store.
Fred Goetz, of Portland, is in
this city.
E. E. Montague was in the city
yesterday.
Experts pronounce Klein Bros,
piano one of the finest toned in
struments. Go down to T. L. Wallace & Co.
to-day an 1 buy a Rummer coat and
vest for $1.
Miss Daisy Itannals ia visiting
in Corvallis.
Light weight underwear is sroing
1 ke hot cakes at c st at T. L.
Wallace & Co.'s.
Prof. Wright, of Lebanon, was
in the city yesterday.
J. M. Hals ten and family are
sojourning at Newport.
Pat Fennel has opened up the
City Brewery on Water street.
E. C. Pentland, of the Inde
pendence West Side, is in the city.
The Seattle base ball nine will
play the Salems in the latter city
Monday, July 27.
Fred Bl umber? lias accepted a
temporary situation in L. E.
Blain's ek thing store.
John Isora and Lee Hughes left
yesterday for a couple of weeks
outing in the mountains,
i Mrs. AlonzoGranan.of Santiago,
Chi., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
E. R. Cheadle, in this city.
Mrs. W.S. Thompson ,of Albany,
is spending a week in Stay ton, vis
iting her mother and sister.
Three hundred acres of peas
have been raised near Silverton
this season for the Salem cacneiy.
Mrs. Dr. J. F. 1 lend rex, of Har
risburg, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Dr. W. 11. Davis, in this city.
There will be no service at the
Christian church to-day owiug to
the illness of the pastor, Kev. J.
F. Stewart.
Some wheat from the farm of I.
R. From an was exhibited in this
city yesterday having heads meas
uring three inches in length.
Vancouver prune men show by
unanswerable statistics tint there
is a profit of $400 an acre on prunes.
This will be a great ouritry for
fruit fortunes.
From every nook and crook of
the valley come reports of the
moat at undaut crops in both the
horticultural and agricultural
lines.
R. D. Hume, a Portland man
got left at the depot yesterday. It
was absolutely necessary that lie
had to be in the metropolis by 7
o'clock last evening, so he tele
graphed to Portland for an engine
for which he was obliged to pay
$80.
J. L. Mitchell, of the Salem
Statesman's reportorial stall", O.
W. Vooght, general agent of the
Pacific Mutual Life and Accident
Insurance Co., and II. O'Connor,
general traveling agent of the
Canadian Pacific, made the IIkk
ai.d a pleasant call last evening.
Young Adam Forepaugh, though
his income is now greater than the
president's salary, dons his pink
tiehta at everv performance and
rides in the hurdle race with all 1
the interest of a ten-dollars a
week supe. Young Forepaugh is
30 years old and built like an ath
lete. He has bad something to do
about a circus ring since he was a
boy of seven.
X. H. Allen, a retired merchant
and manager and principal owner
of the Albanv electric light sys
tern, was at the da pot yesterday
with bis daughter. Miss hdna, on
their way to the Klamath Hot
Springs. Mrs. J. H. Mc Bride and
daughter, Miss Susie Martin, and
O. 11. Blount, old Albany friends,
were at the station to meet them.
Valley Record, Ashland.
A clergyman who did not get on
well with tie congregation was ap
pointed chaplain of a penitentiary,
and preached a farewell sermon to
his congregation. There was
nothing in the sermon at which
anybody could take offense, but
some of the members did not like
the text, which was: "I go to
prepare a place for you, so that
where I am ye may be also."
A census bulletin just issued is
devoted to educational statistics.
Il is learned that Oregon's per
cent, of change in population from
1880 to 18'J0 was 70.5.5, while the
per cent of gain in public school
enrollment was (9.23. In Oregon
the relation of sexes in public
schools is as mile teachers to
female teachers as 1 to 1.3; male
pupils to female pupils nearly as
10 to y.G. The enrollment at
night school in Oregon is 200.
O. C. Cone brought in a sample
of his hops this wek, says the
Stay ton Times. The burr has not
yet formed but the growth of
vines is the heaviest we have ever
seen. The hop lice are plentiful
on the leaves but as yet have done
no damage. Mr. Cone has some
fears that their crop ill yet sutler
from the lice after the burr is
formed. The Cone buys have tht
second largest crop in the state, 00
acres, and will realize a handsome
um if the lice do not destroy their
crop.
THE CITY COUNCIL.
A Lanr ArfrtSuntJfNb- 8iwr Work
Propositi,
special meeting of thlcily
council was iini lust evening.'xin
ie absence of the mavor Counnir
man W. E. Hawkins was eiecle'
mayor pro tern.
1 lie committee on streets and
public property recommended that
a twelve inch terra co'.ta pipe
sewer be constituted on Maple
street, beginning at Calaiooia and
running south to Ninth street.
Also that an eighteen inch sewer
be constructed on the east side of
Ferry street, beginning at the Wil
lamette rivtr and running to a
point midway between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Also that a
fiiteen inch Bewer be built on
Madison street, lieginning at the
Willamette river and running to a
point midway between Eighth and
Ninth streets. The recommenda
tions of the committee were
a lopted and surveyor ordered to
make a profile and report at the
next regular meeting of the coun
cil. A number of resolutions were
read and adopted.
The matter of abating certaiu
nuisances was referred to the com
mittee on health and police.
The application of Pat Fennell
for beer license was laid over until
the next meeting.
The contract of S. W. Ross for
removing certain dirt on Cala
pooia street was annulled.
All property south of Third
street on Calapooia street was
ordered graded and graveled and
the square at the intersection of
Third and Calapooia streets sloped
off, making an easy grade.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Barton W. Crooks to Samuel T.
Crooks, 80 acres of land in section
12, township 10,4 west; $1.
U. S. to Minor Metjueeu, ItiO
acres, 14 E. 1 ; patent.
The Dundee Mortgage and Trust
Co. to H. W. Fureman, 100 acres;
$3000.
U. S. to Perry McQueen, ItiO
acres, 14 E. 1 ; patent.
Thos. Kay to J. H. Stephen, 3
blocks in Amelia; $480.
Oregon to II. C. Lonman, 117.3.)
acre?, HE. 1; $140.74.
A. W. Stanard to A. P. Bhu k-
! burn, 10 acres 13 W. 2 ; $25.
rlioefoe Humphrey to; fi. iium
phrev, 159.4 acres, 10 E. 2; $100.
0. & C. K. R. Co. to JohnS.
Thomas. 40 acres 10 E. 2; $04 .03.
U. S. to W. W. Croft, 100 acres.
10 E. 1 : patent.
John Stipp to M. C. Gill, 10 lots
in Scio; $1200.
1). Andrews to S. Hamilton, 1 '3
acres in Sweet Home ; $20;).
Notice to Water Coimumom.
Water is being was' ed to such
an extent aud so uunecessarily
that we are obliged to enforce a
stiict ols?rvance of the rule iu re
gard to hours for sprinkling, viz:
Fiom 5 to !) a. m. and from 0 to 10
o'clock i m., and to caution al'.
users of water to guard against
leaks froui faucets or other fix
tures. The continuous i mining of
water throu'di closets or other
fixtures, or permitting hose
streams or sprinklers to run all
night, will be deemed snllicient
cause for shutting the water oil'
from pr.-ni ses where allo.ved
without further notice.
Albany, Or., July 18, 1SD1.
A. C. W. T. & L. Co.
Wallace Baldwin,
Cashier.
At the I'ustottice.
The postoflice inspector visited
Postmaster Thomas Monteith yes
terday and found everything run
ning smoothly. Mr. Monteith has
received a letter from the postal
department asking the suggestion
of a suitable name for a new post
oflice soon to be established in the
Santiam mines. A daily mail ser
vice is now in operation between
this city and Rock Creek and Shel
burn. I'uahlng Ahead.
The S. P. R. R. Co. have fin
ished the track and large bridge
crossing the McKenzie river to
Springfield, and are now pushing
ahead in an easterly direction to
Jasper. A large force of China
men are employed grading the
way and shoveling gravel along
the line, which is being put in
first class condition.
From Far Africa.
Miss Lizzie McNeil, who has
done such excellent work in Africa
under Bishop Taylor, is expected
to be at home in Albanv on the
2.)th of this month. We under
stand that she expects to return
to Africa after she has taken the
necessary time in this country for
recuperation.
The Albaujr l(oyn.
Following will he the players
com poring the Albany nine in the
game Monday with the Jefferson
boys: Smiley, c; Lnrrimore. p;
Chamberlain, lb; II. Marshall 2lj;
Magers, 3b; ft'ilson, ss; Liemert,
If; Blodgett, cf; Breckenridge, rf;
bench, Stites and Walker.
l'atriarchs .Militant, Attention.
Cheveliers of Canton Albany
No 3, are hereby notified to an-
Bwer roll call at the camp of said
Canton, in the Odd Fellows Tem
ple, next Monday evening. July!
20th, at 8 o'clock sharp. New un-1
uniform, etc.
Geo. W. Wkhiiit. !
Clerk. I
Church Notice,
There will be preaching to-morrow
at the l're.hyteriiin church
at 1 1 a. m. and 7 :45 r. m. Subjects
of the sermons will lie, "Some lif
tieulties Explained," und, 'A
Christian Prisoner ltefore a Hea
then . I udge," Sabbath school at
1 - : I " r. Y. 1. r. V. K. meeting
at 7 p. m. All will be made wel
come to theMe services.
Freah bread every day ut i'arker
Bros.
AN ALBANY GAMBLES-
He Creates a Little Destcrbance in the
Metri-p lis.
"Every man is a patriot and
everv patroit has his piL-e," said
Walpole, the English statesman.
1 have never worked before ami
on't intend to now," says Harry
Nayiole, a rounder, who is serv
ingfxty days in the city jail lor
vagramsv. Harry was added to
the etiafu gang yesterday and put
to work on Multnoinah s'leet, be
tween tirover and Curry, to earn
his board says the Oregouiuu.
But he would not work. ''I have
never worked before," said he
"and I don't int-.-n I to now."
The oili-era ttoiiglit they would
tone Mr. Walpole .town by hand
culling lii til to a wagon. They
had onlv one haitdcuif, and ss
Mton asit as adjusted the pris oner
tiean yelln.g like a Loiuai'clie,
and could he hard oloek-j awav.
With t'tf free Inn I Walnole toie
otf his clothing. Deputy McKay,
of the etreet department, thea got
another handcuff and prepared to
adjust it.
"You hail better put that on tne
quick," said Walpole, "because I
am going to tear my clothes oil
again."
"What is the matter?" de
manded the deputy.
"1 intend to show the public
how I am being treated," an
swered Walpole with an injured
air.
Walpole was then placed with
his back to the wagon, with his
arms outstretched and handcuffed
to the wheels. He was quiet most
of the t'uie, b'H when a team
passe! he would set up an awful
howl, to show the public he was
being treated. lie refused to shut
up and was unmindful of the jivr3
and taunts of his fellow prisoners.
He preferred to stand in Ihe
scorching sun all day rather than
work.
IN MEM0RIAM.
Hall or Bkclaii Kbukkmi Lcihik.
No 3S, I. o. o. K, Alium.Ji lv H,l-!'1
To tiik Officers asp memklks:
The inevitable decree of the
Grand Master of the Universe, to
which all must with submissive
reverence bow, has removed from
our midst one who was always
gemal, shedding the sunshine of
his manly disposition upon all who
came in contact with him, always
cheering the membership by kind
ly words of good fellowship,
strengthening it by w ise counsels
and a noble example. His was an
example worthy of imitation by
all. That brilliant liyht that has
lit up the firmament of old fellow
ship is not put out, it is on'y
hidden for a brief time behind the
gloomy shadow of death only to
leapper in immortal beauty to
Rhine forevermoie. Brother James
F. Hail is no more. Let us paii'e
a moment under the shadow of the
dark cloud of death and reflect that
he who so faithfully answered the
roll call here below will more faith
full answer it above.
In token of our esteem for our
deceased brother, and in sorrow
for his loss, we would rvcomme.id
that the charter of this lodge le
draped in inoiirniiit! for thirty days,
that a copy of this memoriam he
sent to the sister of the deceased.
That it be spread at length upon
the lodge journal and cop'es to the
Democrat ami IIkk.u.ii for publica
tion. fraternally Fiibmithd,
llA C. C.MU'ICR.
Sakaii ). Barnks.
.M Al.i.ilK A. Bi.ackman.
Committee.
I he Stout- Industry.
C. W. Avers came out from
Portland this morning to arrange
for the construction of a railroad
spur to the Siskiyou stone Co's
quirry. Mr. Ay res says the Ash
land stone has knocked Tcuino
stone clean out of l'oithtnd ami its
only competitor now is the Arizona
stone. Among the latest big con
tracts the Siskiyou Stone Co., ban
received is that of the $300,000
building of Ed. Dekuin, which
will be the handsomest business
block in Portland. The stone con
tract bids for the Portland's
chamber of commerce will be
opened to-day, w hich the Siskiyou
stone Co., expect to receive.
Valley Record.
Will I'lay After Harvest.
Our base ball club has just re
ceived a challenge from the Al
bany club says the Harrishmg
Courier. As most of our club are
either in the harvest lield or
preparing to go. it is possible the
game will have to he put oil" until
after harvest is over.
Kxaiiiiuatinn of Tvnchero.
Notice is hereby iven that the
regular examination of applicants
for certificates to teach in the pub
lie schools of Linn county, Oregon,
will be held at the superintend
ents oliice in Albany, on August
12, IStil. i. F. "lii mkki.i.,
County superintendent.
Get I n Kttrly.
The excursion train to Nevv po t
Sund.iy, Julv l', will start at 7 a.
m. Tlie t'orvahis marine band
will accompany the excursionists.
Don't fail to participate in this the
finest excursion ol tlie season, j
Fare for the round trip only
For lame back, 6ide or chest,
use .Shiloh'u ponms p aster. I rice
li3 cents at Foehav A Mason.
New jewelry of latest patternsat
Will A Stark's.
l'ay your school tax and save
costs of collection.
Have yon seen that elegant
piano at Klein lros.
Take a loA at the piano at
Klein Hros. shoe store.
Klein Tiros, are giving a tine
piano to their customers.
If you are hungry go to I'arker
Bros, and get a loaf of the best
bread in the city.
Your school tax will Iks delin
quent if not paid at once. Look
after it and save cotts of collection.
NEWS OF IHE COAST.
Iat,rest:iig Items from xchangt
Tiironkoat the North. it,
It is reported that bogus green
backs are in circulation m Sniein.
A new ventme in the newspaper
field is the Wasco News, with J.
M. Cummins as publisher.
The expense of the encampment
of state troops will amount to
about $20,000. This included the
entire three reuimeiits.
The young child of Mr. Free
man, oi McMinnville, fell and
broke its neck Tuesday. The child
w as about 8 j ears of age.
The $5,),000 s'oi-k for the Corval
lis carnage and wagon l'tetory has
all been subscribed, and the work
of building the f. ctory w ill pro
ceed without delay.
William J. Spilliuan ha been
elected to the chair of science in
.Monmouth college. He will or
ganize the department for the col
lege. A salary of $14 H) per year
is attached.
Young g:o;i;e are now large
enough for eating, but the new
game law pr'e.:t tlx in until No
vember 14. Ducks can be killed
from September 1 to Marbh li.
The mail to Siuslaw now goes
three times a week, making the
trip through in a day and a half.
The p' ople out there are anxiou ;
for a daily mail. About "il
pounds A mad arrives and 100:
pounds leaves Siusluw every week.
Young Chinese pheasants are
quite plentiful in some localities.
I hey are neai ly hab-grow n and:
sportsmen have a wistful eve on '
the palatable birds. It is ng. inst
the law to kill them, but the law
is utterly ignored every fall and !
they are slain by thousands.
Excursion to the C.iuKt. ,
Here is your opportunity ti tak
a cheap trip to Newpod. Special'
train leaves Albany, Sunday, July
l'Jth at 7 a. m. arriving at Ne.v-;
nort at 11 a. m. Returning ar 1
rives in Albany at !:: that
evening, giving an excellent op
portunity to have a pleasant daj
at the seaside. . The tides are just
rigid for surf bathing, weathei
very pleasant, and witn the fare at
$2 for the round trip, those w ho
care for the pleasmes of a days
outing can't afford to stay at
home.
MutlierH?
Castoria is recommended by
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
its ingredients are published
around each bottle. Itis pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It. relieves constipation.:
regulates the bowels, quites pain,
cures diarrhoM an I wind colic, :
allays feveiialmeSi', destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions, ;
Footht-s the child and gives it ie-!
freshing and natural sh:ep. Cas-1
soria is the ciiildn it's panacea ;
the nie-Mu iV friend. : di,s s, :." '
cents. i
i
i
TIiioiikIi Trniii.
Notice has been given that com- j
iiii'iicing on Saturday, July 18, the1
the train to the front, on the Ore-'
gon Pacific, will run clear through j
to Coe, and on every Wednesday
and Saturday thereafter. :
i:ik(.f.VS AlEMt'V StMK.
The l.e.-t Mt'vu h tlei worlU for CllM.
lii uis- -, S-i.es, l lii r-, S.i't Ktieum,
Fever s.i;es, let er, Chapped Malic'.,
Cli ';l!i!.iiiis, Corn, a 'id K i 1 1 Iuplion:,
A'nl ; lively enic- l'iK-, or i.o p:i",
; repurej. It i-i giiaranlee'l to triv
j verfeet satisfaction, or money re-fuinl-'il,
I'.'ie-.- :;" ee'its per 1'ox. Fc:
I saie l y Kos'.iry iV. M.lskii
j tiKitir wiv.
We desire to say t our ei'i
zi ii, that for years have lieeil sell
ing lr King's New Iiiseovcry for
I Consumption. )r King's New I. if
j I'ilis, liiieUlen'H Arnica Salve mid
i Klectric Hitters, and have i.ever
I handled remedies that !! as, or that
I have given such universal sati.-fac.
I tien. We d. i not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every tii:ie and we stand
j ready to refund tin- purchase pi ice, il
i sa'islaclory r suits di not follow tie' r
i use These remedies have won their
I gre it iiop'il.trity purely on their
merits, I- o-!iay A: Mason Druggists,
French Tansy Wafers.
These wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and irregular
menses, and will remove all o!i
stnictions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every
time. Manufactured by Kinerson
Drug Co., San .lose, (.'al.. and for
sale at J. A. Cuniii'ing's drug store
only.
Try Conn A Ilendricson's svrup,
the iinest in the market. Retail
in quantities to suit.
Calumet baking powder is abso
lutely pure and wholesome. Try
a can. 0. K. Hrowuell.
Try Coronado mineral waler,
the purest on earth, for sale by all
druggists. John Isom Jr., sole
agent.
Silk mitts at the Ladies P.azuar.
Haby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria!
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
fl
ABSOLUTELY PURE
TEE C2DRCEE3.
When. Where and by Whom S6rvioes
WillB-j EeU To-D.;y.
Co.vi.keoahonai. Corner of Fourth
and Feriy s' reels, Pix-tichimr every
Suintav lit II A. m., and v:; i c. m.
Sahh th sell 'Ol ut U:X. flayer
meeting Wednesday evening. Key.
.J. (f. Mcl.wd, f stor.
Pi;i:.sr.YTi:iii an. corner of liro.cl. ti
bia and Fifth streets. Serwces at II a.
m. and 7:;;') p. m. Pa-lop l!ev. F.. It.
1'richard. Sahliath school at 1'M" p.
iu. I'raver meeting every Wednesday
evening.
M KTiioiusT. Corner W!-oith aud
Third streets. Services at II a.m. aud
V:: !! p. in. Pastor, Kev. K. Mciuin
gcr. Pa-tor. ."NiMia'h school :2::io p.m.
Pr;i"er meeting every Thursday eve
ning. ST. Pvi'i- Mrriio'.usT C'orncrMoiil
ginnery and Third st reels. Sei vices :.t
II a. m. and 7 :-'!') p. m. Pa-tor, II,
S. Slulliale Sahhath 8 ho'd at HI a
ni. Player meeting on Thursday
evenings j
I'mtkii Pi:i:-m rein vn. Corner of
Washington aud Fil'ih streets. Jv-rvi.
c-es at II a. in. and 7 :.iil p. in. Pa.-tor Kev.
S.(i Irvine. tNil.hatli school at J iillp.
m Prajer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
KvAN;i:i.i('Ai.. Corner of I.yon r nd
Fourth streets, .erxiies at II a.m.
and 7 ii'l p. in. Pa-tor, Kev. 1,. S. Fisher..
Sahliath school 10a. in. Prayer mecl
iiiL' ever Wedue-day evening.
ClIKIsTlAX t ill i;i II eryiees every
every Nni-lav at their eluirch at 11 a.
m. and 7:1 p. in Sunday school
at 10 a. in. Prajer iiiee'ing
Thursday evenings at 7::io p. in.
All are invited t.i attend. Key. -las. F.
Steward, pastor.
Catholic. Services everv Sunday
at 11 a. in., by Key. Fr. I.! Metayer.
H.M'TisT. Corner of I.yon and Fifth
streets, Sen ice-at 11 a. in. and i:iiil
p. in. Pastor Kev. (ie i. II. Hi. I.
Sahliathschool immediately alter the
morning si r ices. Pra r iiicctiug
every Wednesday eveioug.
I'ci-ioi'Ai. Services every Sali.
h.tlli m. .ruing at 1 1 a. in. Kc..l M
Donaldson, jiast ir.
Sine Cure fur tlie I.liiior or Opium
llaliils.
The I'ast India cure for these
awful hab'ts can he given wittiour
the patient's knowledge, and is
the oniy known spiciii;: for t! e
purpose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; manufactured by
Kinerson InigCo., Sail -los-, Cal.,
and for sale at J. A. Cumiiii.' g's
drug store only.
Tin: m iti.r oi i ris.
Stanarht Cmsick druggists, he-,
lieve that the secret of success is
persevereiice. T herefore they !er
sist in keeping the lintst line of
perfumeries, toilet articles, cos
luetic-, drugs' and chemicals on
the market. They especially in
vite all per.-mis who have palpita
tion, short breath, weak or hungry
spells, pain in side or shoulder,
oppression, night mare, dry cough,
smothering, dmpsy or heart dis
ease to try lr. Miles' uncinate I
New Heart, In't'o.o too hie. It
has the largest sale of ai.y similar
remedy. l'i:e b ik mi tesi iuioiii.ils
irte. lr. Miles' He toiutive N r
vin unsurpassed for sleepiess
ness, headache, tits, itc, an. I it
cuitains no opiates.
I in; m it lifiiuiiii.
Vou have hoard your friend.- and
neighbois talking about it. Noll
may yourself be one of ti.e many
who know from peis inal experi
ence just luw good a thing il is.
If you have evr tried it, you are
one of its staunch friends, because
the wonderful thing about it is.
that when one- given a trial, lr.
King's New I 'i.-eovry evir nfler
hulls a place in the home. If yon
have never used it and should be
alllicted w it li a cough, cold or any
Throat, I.ung or Ctiest trouble,
secure a bottle and give it a fair
tiiai. It is guaranteed every time,
or money refunded. Trial bottl -s
free at l o.-hay Mason's drug
store. A S I ('lS9 I I. tMIKkl.KS.
Work cannot be successfully
continued unless there is an active
mental interest in it. ' If the mind
is nut clear, bright and buoyant,
then the work is drudgery and the
worker is a machine. An
eca-i-innl dose of Moore's Re
vealed Reme ly will put the body
and mind iu such harmony that
the hardest tasks will seem as
play.
un. .i:i;inr snciki;.
Among the great strikes that of
Dr. Miles iu discovering his New
lloart cure has proven itself to be
one of the most important. The
demand for it has become astonish
ing, Already the treatment of
heart disease is being revolution
ized, and many unexpected cures
ellected. It soon relieves short
breath, lluttering, pains 111 side,
arm, shoulder, weak hungty hun
gry spells, oppression, sw ailing of
ankles, smothering and heart
dropsy. Dr. Miles book on lloart
and Nervous Diseases, free. Th
unequaled New Heart Cure is sold
arid guaranteed by Stanard A
Cusick, also his Restorative Ner
vine for headache, tits, sprees, hot
(lashes, nervous chills, opium
habit, etc.
I'niversily if Oregon at Kiigene.
Next session begins on Monday,
the 21st, day of September, Is'.il ;
tuition, free. Four Courses:
Classical, Scientific, Literary, and
a short Kngli-.li course, in which
there is no Latin, (ireek, French
ortierman. The English is pre
eminently a biieinesscourse. For
catalogues or other information,
Address J. W. Johnson,
President.
-I-itest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Baking
Powder
THE WOKLII ENRICHED.
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 ami when
Syrupof Figs was first produced
t lie world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative known, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the tate
i and prompt and effectual tocleanse
the system gently in the Spriu-
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it w known the more
popular it becomes.
NEW TO-DAY.
Portland UaiversUy.
OI'KNS SKI'TKMIiKK 14.
P.eautiful healthful site near the
city. Kxper-scsare as reasonable
as any ot her institution of learning
on the coas. Cla-sical, li'erary,
scientific, theological, prepaiatory,
normal and business courses. Stu
dents of all grades received. Care
ful oversight and direction given
to all students. Ladies hoarding
hall under experienced super
v si'i. l'rofessors of excellent
scholarship aud much experience
employed. For information ad
dress C. C Stratton, D. D., presi
dent, or Thos. Van Scoy, I). I).,
dean of college, Portland Univer
sity, I'oitiand, (Jr.
Ailiniimtralrix'H Notice.
NOTK'K IS II EF F.I5V (SIVEX THAT
the undersigned has he n duly ap-
; pointed Administratrix of tin: eslale
ol W. ll. I liiii'cli'i , Uccea-eii, ny me
llonoratile th Coaiily i om tof I. inn
coni'ly, Oregon. A.I persons having
claims against the estate of siid W.
II Churchill, deceased, are hcr l.y
notilied to present the Fame in writ
ing. uuly vcril'u d. to me in person, or
to my attorney (i. W. Wright esi ,
at his law oliice, over the Bank of
Orcgo'i, in Albany, l.'iiu county.
Oicg-nt wi'lilu six months from I he
date hereof.
M. J. Ciii ifi uii.i.,
Aduiiiiistratiix.
(i. W. Witii.iir, Attorney foi Admin-i.-truti
i v.
Dated .hme 27. 1MH.
(1IKI, WANTKII T-i do Km-ia' liiusr
T v.irk. X iiu lilt tirnt elu-is lic.p lieeil
ap, l, Call at Mr.'. W, It. liih en a.
-GKNERL-
Steamship Ie::;;.
THROUGH TICKETS
T :tn! fii.in (".'iMie hy a.l nrt-clac lint-s
Ti. Id !.vn iiv in Europe fci any
l'iint in th I'li'tol Stat'nt cr ff'in ihio
uiiiry l -urcpt;n jMiintfi wild over the
follow in,' !il-t chiSH tilltr:
N .r'li i.Ttnaii L'ol. ia Ne- York,
rtl. k iiti tn 1Jiii, U mitinmre,
Ai.n I.int', Anchor Lino.
Amt-rirjn Line, St.Ve Line,
U awr Liiif, Cii!i:ird Line,
lit l Star Line,
li t.- Slur Un.
f.' i lion l,ii;e
Mi UTS AND MOXK.Y ORDKHS
fwiid on a'l lirn-i-an citicnal eurrt-Dt ra'.
lute. n.ui.in 1--.I..1UOMS. Knr informrtioii
rcir.li.ti; pii.-en ol paKsatire, date of Raiting,
etc., . ill i.-i or wkirriw, '. II. WINN,
Ai.kanv, Ok.
THK
iv. Hpsltiiral College
0wn Sejtou.ler ISth, 1S.U.
CorilKK OK STVlY arranged expreuly t.
nn- t the need n the farming and mevnani-
-:il m-rt-tj r the state. Larve, comoiiioua
:itnl Wfll-vitiutttl liuililiniffi. The OiHe
i Um at it I in 4 ultiv:itel and Christian com
tiMiiiity. mui one of the heallhirHt in the
htkte.
Jlififarjf Trftinlnff.
Kjei,srs Nfl No. Kveeitl for the
Ki.tire Seutn.
I Two r liin-c fnio ?i liol tnhi9 finn every
I ipiiii , u nr- tor 'ttaKie to
! H L. AICNOi. I'res., Corvallint Or.
m SALE OR RENT.
JFFKRSON FI.OURlNti MILLS
Also
SAW AND I'LAXIXG MILLS,
Jell'erson, Marion Co., Or.
For particulars apply to
COKIIFTT A MACLKAY,
(i4 and ( Front St.,
Portland, Or.
AftHlgttee'ii Notice.
NOTICE IS IIEKEUr WlVEN
Mint Cee, V, Jim, ti iw, and Nai.cy
West fall partner doing business
under tin! lii in name of Kwone, Woo,
Kee. Company illsolvn,. delitors in
Albany on tlie 1:5th day of June 1MH,
made u general assignment to tlie
understated for the benetlt of all the r
creditors. All persons having claims
i i present tlie snm : duly veritied to
tiic undersigned at the bank of Ore
gun, Aljany. Oregon, witliiu three
moutlis from the date hereof
June 15 1SHI.
Jay W. Bi.u,
L. H. Montavsk, Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee.
Dissolution of Drag Firm.
yoTIOK IS 1IKKKBY OIVKN THAT ItV
Ll muoiiil uniiMiiit, S. A. liulin ami Fred
I lawHon liavc tlii ilny ili"lveil iHirtnemhi
in iliu drug l.iisiiicss. S. A Ilulin hatiiitr
1'iircli isl Ihe interint hitlwto owned b
Krtsl iason All .iutUiidiiir indebtnl
ness will le nettle! by, and all account are
.iv:il'le to S. A. Iliiliii, wlio will, aa hither
to.' K .'.-und rt-ajy to accommodate liia
I'-atrmsat liissioreon r'n-ni h' corner.
1 S, A. HI LIS.
KKKll II AH SON.
Allinny, July 1, IS'-'l.
Kotlce.
To at! uhnin it muv concern, notice is liere-
l.y -iven that mv wife, A-Kie inun, lias leu
niy l-ed and 1b aril without any just ratna or
lir'ivi -:i'iop. and I will not lie iinioiiible for
ant di-liU of li. r contra, tinir.
vc n T, ti.
Albany July 1 lsid,
-GRAND
T. L. WALLACE k I
-WILL
S u m m er Clothing
Lklit UM Umaw Shirts aud
mvm
R memlier. this gives vou
new and richly tailored clothing at
is large, and you can select just as
the season.
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T. L. VALLAC
TUF. P.IUTHPLACK OF GRKAT ANI IIONKST l'.AUiIN
gall ArrsriL) see
THE VERNON HAY PRESi
Unequaled for fast work and light
draft. Manufactured at the foot of
Baker Street, Albany, by
PRICE 2k VERTvC.
HAVE
YOU
SEEN
THE
GOODS
TO BE
SOLD
IN
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OF
SUMMER
:OEr
m
WEATHER
NOW IX
L. K.
'The Leading Clothier
SKLL
ui'ons iu ami;
.111 opportunit v to huv anv of our
the ?ame pi ice w e paid. ir st.-k
well now as you c mid ear i.-r in
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