Morning daily herald., July 21, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HEKALI); TUESDA g , JUL.Y 2 1 , IgUl
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THE CODLIN MOTH HAS COME.
OREGON'S BIG CROPS.
Sh Will Export Man; Million Bushels
of Wheat.
NEW3 OF THE COAST- Jf
XEW TO
S
Interesting Iti-ms from ExcfcAg
Throughout the NorthweiJ?
A bine Ca,:t7 Fruit
li s Expsriei-c;
Grower Tells if,
With it. i
GRAND:
ON BALE.
The Daily IIbrald will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book Btore.whereitcanbe procured
at 5 cents per copy.
MONEY TO LOAN.
In sums to suit, from fiix months
to live years, on good Albany ami
Linn county real estite.
V. K. Mi I'iiersos,
Opp. Ruas House. Albany, Or.
JOTTINOS ABOUT TOWN.
K. E. 1 1 ibler, of Scio, is in Un
ci t v.
Freah bread every day at Parker
Brou.
New jewelry of latest pat tenia at
Will Sf Stark's.
Pay your school tax and save
costa of collection.
Have you seen that elegant
piano at Klein Bros.
Editor Lyons, of the - Stayton
Times is in the city.
II. II. Hewitt anil family are so
journing at Yaijuma.
Take a look at the piar.o at
Klein P.roa. shoe store.
Mis Edith Ashby is visiting her
grand parents in Salem.
Klein Bros, are giving a fine
piano to their customers.
Rufua Thompson has returned
from a trip to Prineville. -
J. O. Writsman. wife and d mg!i
ter went to Yaipiina yesterday.
Watermelons have commenced
to arrive in the Portland markets.
Have you examined that beaiui
ful 400 piano at Klein Bros, shoe
store.
H. Y. Kirkpatrick, of the Leb
anon Express, was in the city yes
terday. A fine line of ladies' lawnNorfolk
waists just receivod at the Ladies'
Bazaar.
Experts pronounce Klein Bro.
piano one of the finest toned in
struments. Gut down to T. L. Wallace t Co.
to-day and buy a summer coat and
vest for $1.
Light weight underwear is coing
like hot cakes at c st at T. L.
Wallace & Co.'s.
If you are hungry go to Parker
Bros, and get a loaf of the best
bread in the city
The Jefferson and Scio baseball
clubs are to play a game next Fri
day for a purse of $200.
Miss Cassie Montgomery, who
has been visiting in Pallas, rt
turned home yesterday.
Your school tax will be delin
riueiit if not paid at once. Look
aftdr it and savecotts of collection.
Editor Hoefer, of the Salem
Journal, and family passed through
this city yesterday bound for New
port. Mrs. Alice Henderson, of Oak
land, Oregon, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. J. Stites, of
this city.
Mr. A. B. Seal and family have
returned from San Franeit'co.wlicre
Mrs. Seal has been visiting t i
severallmonths.
A potato race promises to be an
interesting and novel feature ol
the lawn sociable at the residence
of I. P. Mason this evening.
Oeo. Humphrey, Edward Zeyss,
Fred Ooetz and Win. Faber have
returned from a trip to Fish lake,
w here they nude a big haul of
trout. ,
The trotting bred s'allion'
A'twood Breeze will stand for
service at Tritea Bros., stable Al
bany Saturday's of each week un
til futher notice.
L. Viereck and family, S. V.
and Z. Boss and families, Mrs, T.
J. Stites, Mrs. . B. Haight and
Mias Electra Miles are among
those sojourning at Yaiuina.
J. II. Camnbell & Son. of ibis
city, have been awarded the con-
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iraci ior renuiioing me saw mm oi
Max Friendlv at Corvallis, which
was recently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. A. tirannan and son. of
San I'iego, Cal., are visiting in
this city, the guest of Mrs. E. R.
Cheadle, Mrs. 'irannan's mother.
She will probablv remain until
September.
The little son of 1. P. Mason
fell backwards from a hitching
post in front of the court house
last evening during the progress
of the ball game, receiving severe
though not dangerous injuries.
An advertisement for bids for
the const ruction of the Lebanon
canal will be found in our adver
tising columns this morning. The
citizens of that thriving town pro
pose to provide good water works
and power for manufacturing, pur
poses. Charles Charlton ami a man
mined Stewart quarreled over a
card game at Prineville a few days
ago, when Stewart shot Charlton
in the side with a revolver. Stew
art was arrested. Charlton is a
aon of ex-Sheriir Charlton of Linn
county.
Alleged llcrtmlnatlot.
The Salem Statesman lises with
this wail: "The Southern Pacific
company gives Albany a special
emigrant passenger rate from Al
bany to all other points on its
lines. No other town except Port
land has such a rate. There is no
apparent reason for Albany being
made a distributing point for im
migrants iu prejudice of Salem
and all other tow ns. The board of
railroad commissioners has asked
an explanation from Maiibgi r
Koeliler, and his reasons, if any.
for not extending the rate to all.''
This id only the legitimate reMilt
of the advantages offered by live
railroad lines centering in Al
bany, which is sufficient reason for
the rate given, as itnecommo a es j
passengers going in any direction.
When Salem gets to be a railroad
pontCf it iiia secure a better rate.
DROWSED IN 1HE SANTIA'!.
Oeo. Cleveland Hcets D.-atb Vf'u'.U 3:m
misglCear Sdo.
Information readied tins city
ycsterdny of the drowning of a
voting man named lcurc ('li ve
land in the couth fork of the Sau
tiain i.ear Si io Sunday evening.
In company with four ot!i-r yourg
men i'lcvelan I was c iuimiiig i.i
the river at tho Oreg'-n l'aclli.
railroad biidg". lie was sei.fd
wi'h crumps in his liml s asu Hm
ly sank, drowning before the eyes
of hU c nip:ini;jiis who were unuble
to assist him.
Hid body was recovered n'oout
two hours later. He was not
married and his parent reside in
Portland, lie win 2:1 years ol
age.
The Kxcursiiii to Xeicrt,
The sky was full of clouds Sun
day morning, and this prevented
a great many from enjjying the
most delightiul seaside excursion
of the season. Notwithstanding
this, two coaches were loaded at
this city and one at Corvallis, in
cluding the Marine band fr.ua that
city. The e.xeursiunis s arrived at
Newpor; at 11 o'clock,, '0 fin. I one
of the most beau if.il and 'bright
d.iys iur.ig'nible. 'Elie schooner
Mischief carried about sevent7
rive perso;:a out over the bar,
which was remarkably smooth
Fishing was indulged in but on!j
tw of the tinny tribe were hired
from their haunts. Suri bathing
attracted but a ievv, the water be
ing verv eold At o :'.' ) tlie stcuinci
T. M. Richardson left Newport for
Yaipiinu, and at t o'clock tlietrnin
pulled out for Albany. In a fight
on board the train a bhickuni'h
named t'oskey knocked .lames
Horning, drum major for the for
vallis land, down with a beer
bottle.
The train arrive. 1 in Albany on
schedule t ime '. ::;,.
Count Stut Fight.
Another county seat fiuht will
soon be in lull blast in this slate,
this time in Sherman county. The
people of .Moro have inaiiymaied
the ti'it by purchasing the !
server, her.:toi jre publih?d at
Wasco, and w ill move it. over to
their town to advocate their in
terests. The location nw lies
between Ihese two towns, and un
til the last meeting of
the last legislature Wasco
had the Wst of the iiulit.
and sneered at her rival. All'airs
1 bave ch.uiged since the Hon. I
(.. Mi t'ov. who is an owner in the
Moro town site and also a member
of the Oregon legislature, but a
spoLe in Wasco's wheel by adding
a considerable slii-e taken from
Wasco county to the southern
boundary of Sh'tman, thus giving
it a majority of the v Us. The
moving of the county paper from
the county fccut to Moro indicates
what the result of the next election
is exptcted to !?. Vv'utco how
ever, proposes to die fighting. It
has bought a newspaper, hired an
editor, and the war of words may
be expected to break out at once.
Notice to Water ConumrrH,
Water is b ingwas.id to such
an extent and so unnecessarily
that
we ar
iligcd to enf .ive a
stiict observance of the rule in re
gird to hours lor sprinkling, viz:
from ." to a. .m. and from t to l(i
o'clock p. m. , and to caution al.
iislts of water to guard agiinst
leaks lioio faucets or other lix
tures. The continuous iiinnii.g of
water through closets or oilier
lixtures, or permitting hose
streams or sprinklers to run all
nijht, will tie deemed suill: ient
cause for shutting the water oil'
from prcin sen where alio .vol
without further notice.
Albaiiv, Dr., .July IS, lS'.'I.
A. C. W. T. L. t o.
Wai.i.ac;: ll.w.nw in.
Cashier.
The Allmny Won the Game.
At I! o'clock vesterdav the lrase
ball procession started down Firs!
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street headed bv the Jetterson
team, follo.ved the drum cDrps and
then the Albany team. The game
was c.tlL'd at l!:o0 and occupied
three hours. Some very good
piays weie inade by by both sides,
but taken all in all poor ball was
put ui. u alker and Magera each
distinguished themstlvts bv niak
. I
ing home runs. Nine innings were
played and the score stood Hi cu 'J7
in favor of the home team.
Lawn ociib!e.
To-night the Y. P. S. C. II. of
the First Presbyterian church will
give a sociable on the lawn of Mr.
1. P. Masi n. The lawn wiil he
artistically mlorned with Chinese
lanterns and oth-r docoiations.
Excellent music: will be furnished
by tho coll' ge orchestra and quar
tettes. Ice t ream ami cake will
be sold iu abundance. No pains
will be spared in making the even
ing hig.ily enjoyed. Boih old and
young are cordially invited.
Iliiw It Ik Wio kcil.
Tramps have hit en a successful
wrinkle for "raising the wind"
says the Pendleton E :st-' re
goidan. They appear at the hack
door of hous-s, lug for and un
usually st cure a coat, pair of shoes
or any old cloth'iig which kind
hi ar ted ladies are uisposcd to give
with the mistaken supposition
that they might be bestowing
charity upon an ar.g.-lin disguise,
and then sell the.-e articles for
beer money.
A l"i'ii.iu hall.
Peter Carson, while diivinga
birrder across the river yesterda; ,
was thro All to the ground by the
scat breaking. The fall ruptured
a blood-vessel, causi: g a henio:
rhage ihat tnreatc-iw lo t-r initiate
fatally.
New an.
1 cou p! 'e
iti I eve gi.is i
. M. '1'r. iicli
bv Johm-to;
stock
s iu-t
ot
re-
spectacles ;
ceived at F
pair fitted
s. J.very
s Patent
eye-me!er, every
runted toil.
I'
ll
fu'b
v.ar-
A Linn count v fruit grower, who
is stayii g at the SU Charles says
the Oregouian, has this to say
about the codlin mo'li which has
appeared in that country.
'"Having bought a farm w itii an
old orchard on it I determined to
wage a fierce war on the codlin
motn and prepaicd to d a thor-
j oiigh sniayii g. I spiayt d tin' h-f-t
j time on M l. Wet weather
set in ant 1 did r.ot spray eg tin
'until June H!. Al tnat line 1
! failed to s o any s'gnsof the moth,
it hi .iidv I:! 1 spiuysd again. At
this tin; 1 noticed m:i'.:y apples
that appeared to !; w;niy,but
upon exainin ition found ihi' the
wo: m had barely eaieu I. r ugh
the akin of the appL'. Not being
satistied as t w he.her it was trie
codlin moth or not, I began to in
qui-e of my iieiglilij!,s whether
iheir apples were wormy, and
found they were, but not so bad
as last year. My nearest neighbor
has an old orchard, similarly situ
ated as mine, and I found hisiiuit
so woimy that 1 doubt whether
he has a bushel of sound apples.
Another neighbor has an orchard
in fa r condition. There is a fence
running through it north and
south, dividing it, so there oe
about a dozen trees in oii j part,
with his plums and cherry trees,
and the other part is planed with
apple trees. The main part, or
app'e orchard, was sprayed twice
in .In ne.
Last Tuesday I examined the
fruit in this orchard and found six
apples affected wiih worms, in the
part ol the orchard that had been
sprayed. I stood oy two trees in the
part of the orchard that had not
been sprayed hnd picked wormy
apples enough to fill two coal
pockets. The work of the worms
could be seen wherever twoapi hs
touched each other or an apple
came in contact with a leaf or
branch of the tree. Fiist, 1 say
the codlin niolli is here with rein
forcements: second, those who
have failed to supply themselves
with the neceSiiary implements a
good .spiaying outlit to light this
pest will have t') eat wormy fruit.
As "eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty," so constant vigilance,
with right -emedies ai the light
times, will he the price of good
apnles hereafter. 1 am of the
opinion there is but one wc.y of
getting rid of this pest of the ap
ple. That is for the horticultural
board to see to it that every
oichard in the country is thor
oughly sprayed.
MILL CITY
Mii.i. City, July - I.
Stale! )ig;uii.er K A. Irvine foiin
t.(l a;i alliance at King's Prairie on
.July 17, w ith -) members. The
officers chosen are J. K. Gethles,
president; Don A. Smith, vice
president; W. B. lloberton, sec
retary; W. II Jiavis, tieastirer;
.1. '1. McCbry, lecturer; Mrs.
leniiie Barzee, chaplain; E. S.
Bii.ee, Stewart; lleiirv Miller,
D. K. ; A. lni- assistant l. K.
Everything points to success in
the future as far as this alliance
is concerned. These mountaineers
. , - i . .- .i i -I. i
" ,. ii ... " j iiiriiiTuuiii. the I-.nglisli ia pre
rea.ue that every man needs to he ,1,,,.,,. a business curse. For
aponuctaii. i ::e o,.i nieoiy V""
h r.dl till .i il ii i m:.-1 lillv'l
StiVtcs luiri mt Imint'-B in politics
of these
ine-s in
is to be exploded. Politicians
aeol liot send any mole w hisky
Ir.-re on election day to catch votes,
as his lien done in the past.
Clean pilitics, clean men and
clean uicastlies are the watch
weirds, v. iiiio it regard to patty.
Mr, K. A. Irvine, of Albany,
ami A. B. S'uuso;. of the ()r
gonian tone, are in the beiry
patch, their families accompany
ing them.
Uev. I'liuwn, of the rnatarian
church in Salem, preached to a
large an heiu'e here on the isth.
Hops look well.
The hay crop is heavy.
The Leedy bridge aero-? the
Santiatn river is le-aring comple
tion. Tiallic to the ttnirtzville mines
is lively.
A detective fiom Siiiiherii Ore
gon was around here for a few
days looking for a man.
KLWo FKOM HARRI5BHRG.
II uitisct July I'd, 1S''1.
lr. II. A. Iff vis ha' a hop house
4'1 x 70 feet well under way.
Eugene Farshaw an experienceil
builder has the work in charge.
The hop crop of this vicinity
piomisi.'s to be largely abjve an
average, the dreaded hop-louse is
fast disappearing and the hop
people : re happy.
The wheat yield in this end of
Linn county will be largest for
many years, many lields are al
ready being harvested, also the
hay crop is t.uiuhint.
The Lumb'T Co.'s drivers of
:;,ot:(i,(iO(M'eet of lo,'s are at band,
will eminence to arrive in a day
or two, a large drive of post and
si ingle; bolts are passing l his place
by the river destined for Peoiia.
liu. cue Barshaw has purchased
from the Pallas nursery fruit trees
sufficient to plant his late purchase
from the Hairinhurg Laud Co.
Snodgr.isa Pres., have contracted
for the building of a large barn on
one of the lots bought from the j
llarrisomg Land Company last!
week i:iid will build them each I
a dwelling as s o:i as lumber can j
b.'hi.l j
Mr. J. B. hiteman la'.e of!
I.atirainle Oieg m has bought
property in our eity and will go
intu business at aneaily date.
In r..arl to our water ditch,
theie remains the closing d' a I
deal for Ides-is Lald it Ti! ton's
property and franchbe, then we
shall commence coHstr.iction.
J. C. Sabin shipped a car load
(. vi ry line bogs to Portland this
wet k.
Crop-Weather Bulletin, No. 19,
Tor ti e week ending, Saturday.
July, Pith, lS'.d :
Careful estimates of the wh'at
crop of Oregon, rnd Washington
show that both states combined
will hay.! for export at least
thirteen million bushels of wheat;
if the present indie ited yield on-t'nu.-a.
which in all probablity it
will, tlfs may be increased to
fifteen million bushels or more.
In Western Oregon wheat
harvest has begun in many sec
tions ami the yield is heavier than
was and ijated. Spring wheat
harvest is now about over. Oats,
barley and lye are promising vety
good yields. The codlin moth has
made its appearence and damage
from them is expected. The hop
yards have been sprayed and to
far "the ravages of the hop lice
bave generally been controlled.
Apples will hardly be an average
crop. Peaches continue to prom
isi! well. Pi unes plums and pears
will b." fully an average crop
(ai dens are doing well and
vegetables are very plentiful.
A few acres of wheat have been
cut in I'matilla county and by
nex' week w le'at harvest will be
tu tine operation throughout East
ern I h'egui. All reports indicate
the l'st harvest now about to
begin that has been experienced
for many years. The grain iB
plump ana heads well filled. Bar
ley, oats and rye are promising,
llav harvest is yet in progress
and it is verv heavy. Fruit pro
spects throughout this section are ;
very good. A bountiful harvest is
assured.
THi: HOKLIi ICMtlCllKI.
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 it?
the only remedy which ia truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
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.
Motheri..'
Castoria is recommended by
physicians ior children teething,
ii ia ,i M..e.y M-fcc-nuie ,,lt- uaiiui
.ts ingredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely narm-
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quites pain,
cures diarrleei and wind colic,
allavs feverishness, destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions,
eArtt tlii. . .1.11.1 .llt.l ..1,'..0 !t
,..,.i.: r i i..
iieioo .ion juil'ii.11 cieeii. o-
..!.;i.i..'o Jn
the mot hero friend. 35 doses, 35
cents.
I rilversity of Oregon at Eugene.
Next session begins on Monday,
the -1st, day of September, ;
l V1:" ",,,ni:3;i
t. lassical Scien Uhc, Literary, and
a short English course, in which
there is no Latin, (Srcek, French
! catalogues
or
other information,
J. W. Johnson',
President.
Address
1 aiiiiiiall iii of Teacher.
Notice is hereby given that the
regular examination of applicants
for certificates to teach in the pub
lic schools of Linn county, Oregon,
a iil he held at the superintend
ents office in Albany, on August
12, IS '1. O. F. kcssKl.i.,
County superintendent.
ThiougU Truin.
Notice has been given that com
mencing on Saturday, July IS, the
the train to the front, on the Ore
gon I'acilic, will run clear through
to Coe, and on every Wednesday
and Saturday thereafter.
Ilanan & Son's fine shoes sell on
their own merit, and always gives
satisfpe'io i. Try a pair at T. L.
WalLce it Co.'s.
We are the only people who car- :
ry the celebrated K. A W. collar'
and cutis. Alwavs have the latest!
styles in Bluet , T. L. Walla- e & Co.
For lame back, side or chest,
IICO i i 1 .1 1 Tn uiriiia ii'iiLlnr t'rici.
I'-j cents at Fosbav A Mason.
Smoke ths celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent ignrs, manufactured
at Julius Jo3 )h"a cigar factory.
Try Conn A Hendricson'a nvrup,
the tineet in the market. Hetail
in rpiantities to suit.
Calumet baking powder ia e.bso.
lutely pure and whrilesome. Try
a can. 0. K. Urownell.
Try Coronado mineral water,
the purest on earth, for sale by all
druggists. John Isom Jr., "sole
agent.
Silk mitls at the Ladies Bazaar.
T.aby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria!
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
RHtoJ Baking
ABSOLUTELY PURE
tiles
tain the old price of l: try 17 ceuts.
A new iostollice hai lwen estab
lished in the mountains twelve
miles from Silverton.
Indians got on a drunk at Cott
age Grove Wednesday nigljit, ai d
Thursday morning one of the
squaws waa found dead. Foul
play was claimed.
Was o and Moro are two rival
townd stiiving for the county seats
of Sherman county, which was
recently cut ell' from Wasco county
in Eastern Oregon.
A young man employe 1 in the
railroad yard at Ihii.snmir had
liis right hand crushed in making
a coupling of cars last Monday,
and the hand had to be amputated.
t is believed that the potato
yield of Clackinas county will be
larger than it has been for many
yeas. A larg-i acreage has been
"planted, aim the outlook is very
favorable.
Mr. Joseph Sherar made the
largest shipment of wool Thmsday
by a single individual from liie
Dalles. This con.sis.ted of '2J')
bales, and he has sulli cient on
hand to load twenty-sevt n cars.
The forthcoming report of the
Umatilla county clerk will show
the outstanding scrip to be but
three-fourths w nat it was a year
a;o, viz: $'.i0,00i) against IL'O.uO .
The act lal debt of the county ap
proximates sfoO.OW.
Horace Keeser cut his wrist
badly with an ax up at his father's
mountain ranch, near Ashland,
lone day recently, and the family
I had a d.flicult time getting the
j blood stopped. As it was, he was
; much weakened by the lienn n h
; "tw.
! Tuesday as some of the liock-
tield cannery Chinamen were bath
ing iif the river, near The Hallee
one Celestial cent beyond his
depth and waa diowned. Search
wus made during the day for the
body, and it was lina.ly
found and shipped on the tram
to Portland.
A large number of headers will
be started in operation Monday in
the county north of Pendleton,
and the grain cut and stacked
nrottaniliiri r.i ll.ri.uliii:r ,,-hi,.i
r,,.,rma in" two ue.-Lu h'et.oiiJ
L.le Uint ,:.. ...jii i, mim .,l:(r ,
j of (inequality. The yield, however
, owing lo the dry weatlier m Mav, i
j WI1 llot h . tnuvll arj,c,. t,all j
j average. I
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l'aJ Ihci lined f ir CO:. tempt
' . r0,lrt by .lustice Miller, of Pen-
i it. ii ... i ... i.
uicou, i'i .ailing 10 oj.e.4i an v
witness in a case, met the jusiiec
on the street tiibseiinently and
i assaulted him bv strikingaml kick
. , . ,. -, . ...
mK him. lor his tllense Pol
olid
was fined the ridiculously small
suuVof $ 10 in addition to the co-ts
by another justice.
The C. T. Bradley Mining Com
pany will r in a tunnel from its
! ,jne at Sanger r
!crt.ek, a .list ntn e'cf
north t ) Fugle
.mi. .in.l i Itulf
miles. By this arrangement the
w.lter ver of ,,. ,e ,.r(.ek ,.an llts
...iii.i fr ,..,..r..r....r il,., ....it-
, .:., .Jvnamoa for ligii tiin" ti e
mi nc.
John Teal, living near Tiie
I'alies, has -a pond that is literally
swarming with carp, and several
who have tested their quality say
there is no sweeter-ineated lish
taken from the waters. They pro
pagate very rapidly, and there is
no reaso.i w hy their culture should
not be engigtd in.
At Suitor's mill, at Dallas,
Tuesday morning, while Ira
j.Mehrlin was cutting dow n a tree
tor timber, the top of a tree Hew
j hack and pinned Ids face dj-.vn to
! the earth. When the tree was
'pried ilY it was found that his
nope iu d collar bone were broken
j and his face greatly disfigured.
! A few days ago Walt Miller was
crossing the Hanna biidge, near
Jordan, with a load of lumber
w hen the bridge gave way and the
team ami load were precipitated
nearly fifteen feet into water be
low. One horse was killed and
the other had three ribs broken,
while Mr. Miller had a natro.v
escape from drowning.
Sine Cure for thn I.liinr ori'ium
Habit.
The Fast India cure for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, and is
the only known spe'cilic for the
purpose, it i3 not injurious in the
least degree; manufactured by
Km.-rson Iirug Co., San Jose, Cal.,
and for pale at J. A. Cuniming's
drug store only.
HMRl.t.V IIIMI1 Stl.tll.
Theliest salve in tlei world for CuU.
Bruise's So.es. I leers, Salt Klicuni,
Fever sores, Tetter, t.'luippcd tlairtl,
Chilblains, Corns, ami skin Kruptionn,
arid pos lively cures I'ilcs, or 1.0 pay
required. It is guaranteed to givj
perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price i" cents per box. Ker
sale ly Fusli i:y c Mason
French Taimy Wafer.
These waters are for the relief
and cure of painful and irregular
menses, and will remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and sale every
time. Manufactured by ICmerson
Drug Co., San Jose, Cal.. and for
sale at J. A. Cumiring's drugstore
only.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report
Wool huversat the Paiies main
1
LCOK ME..
Avail yourself of
the tu'iielita of the
I' tali .Marriage Efr-
dowmcnt Association ot Salt Like
Citv dint secure for yourself 1, 000,1X10
at the t'nir'. of your marriage. Si.nd
5 cents in Ptam jis tor information and
terms, to insure piompt reply. Ad
tie .s t'tali Marriage Endowment As
soeiati m. Salt hake City, J3?Agenti
Wanted I'leasu mention paper,
'oFlliiml Ooiswty.
or kin's ski'tkmukk 14.
Beautiful healthful td'e near the
city. Expenses are as reasonable
as any other institution of learning
on the coast. Classical, li'erary,
ac'entilic, theological, preparatory,
normal and business courses. Stu
dents of all grades received. Care
ful oversight and directiou given
to all students. Ladies boarding
hall under experienced super
vision. Professors of excellent
scholarship and much experience
employed. For information ad
dress C. C stratt ui, I). I)., presi
dent, or Thos. Van Scoy, I). !.,
dean of college, Portland Univer
sity, Poitiand, Or.
ltiitiiHtrairi&'f Notice.
NoriCKLS II KF KI!V (JIVKN THAT
the lunicrfigne'l lias he n duly ip
p: 'nih il Ailiniriistralrix of tin- estaii'
of V. II Cliurch:,', decea-ed, by the
lloiioiah'e tli ' Cicmly Coui l of l.irnr
com ty, (In-gon. Ad persons having
claims ag:tiri-t the estate of e lid V.
II Cliiireliill, deceased, are In n l.y
n.itili -d to i-ren'iit the same in writ
ing, 'inly vcfiSii il. lo me in person, nr
to mv alLoniey t;. W. Wright es( ,
at his lave olli. r, over the Bank of
iregoa, in Alhniy. lrin eoiniiy.
Oregon within six mouth:, from ihe
date hereof.
M. J. Ciii'ik iiii.i..
Alin iiiistr.it i ix.
(i. V. Willi. il r. Attorney for Admin,
istratiix.
Il.-.'eil .lime -iT. ls;il.
w
It .k.
WI'Kli I'-i iln ireiteral liouw
Mto . 1 1 1 . tiMt CI.14B lie'Ip lived
( .ill ar Mr.-. W, K, li'.heii b.
-OKNER .L
THROUGH
To an 1 fii.m i:ur...e ly
TICKETS
a'l flrst'Class Htit-s
Ti' Vt fro'ii any (Irue in Europo to nny
point in th I'urtii fetJ4l-s( t r from titi
cfMiutry lo Kurr.jH-tii KinU (! owr the
MUouin first-clitM! lines:
irtli :i rniaii Uoyl. via N York,
Nnrtli iiL'iiii: Lloytl, vU Hultimnre,
All.'tn i.uu; Anchor Line,
A:ii:rirjn Line, Stn'e Line,
leaver Line, Cunanl Line,
tad Star Line,
Vh:t; Star Line,
ion Line.
DKAFTS AND MONEY ORDKKS
Kild i.n all Ktrr.iK-an citienat current rati.
l:itrnariiN i-iilli-tionK. Knr informfttinn
.ir.iii.'j i.rn'Mof iiasstig., ilareot railing.
etc., call o-i or address.
U. Ii. WINN
Al BAM , OR.
-THIS-
Apiliiiral College
Opens September IStli, ISM.
CDl'ttsK OK S I I'll V arranged expressly to
iii.-' i tin iiee.U in the f-iriniii arid mecnuni
val interi'Mts of tin state, l.arite, comoiliijiis
:ul wi'll-vi'titilsri'il l.ui.itinirs. The oliive
is loiatril in i cult iv.itwl ami Chriiitiau coiu
n:init, iu.,1 oi.e uf the healtliiesi in the
Stiltf.'
JliUfari Train iiuj.
Kxrt'iisi-N N-eil N'H Kxeeeil 81M for the
r.rairc Seas n.
Two i r more free schol irstii fioin every
ciiuii'v. W rife fi-r eitalogiie in
It. I.. AUNOi.U, 1'rc.s., Corvallis, Or.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
JEFFIOX FLOCKING MILLS,
-Also
SAW AN'Dl'I.ANINi; MILLS,
Jell'erson, Marion Co., Or.
For par'icu'ars apply to
COKI'.FIT A MACLKAY,
(1-1 and IK! Front St.,
Portland, Or
Amilgnee'a Notice,
noti;e is h eke isr ivkx
lliaKicc, Ws, .T i tit, G tw, and Nar.cy
West hill partners doing business
under tlm Ihin miine of Kwong, Woo,
Kcc Coiniiaiiy iriiolveii', debtors in
Albany on Hie hilli day of Junu lS'.H,
made u gunerul assignmeiit to the
uiidi rsigried for the heiiellt of all the r
creditors. All persons having claims
wi.i present I lie Barn i duly verinea 10
the undiTsigiicd ut Hit hank of Ore
gon, Al.nii.y. Oregon, within three
r 1 1 r 1 1 1 s from the date hereof
June 15 lV.il.
Jay W. Bi-aiw,
L. H. Montavne, Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee.
IliHsolutlon of Drug Firm.
VOIICK. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
l ni ilo.il i-onnent, 8. A. Hulin and Fred
DaMiton have thi day iiiolved partnership
in the dm;' Imsiness, S. A. Hulin havinif
pur. liaxe.l the interest hitlieno owned bv
Kreil iHtwson All outstanding indebted
ness will be settleil by, and all accounts are
payable to S, A. Hulin, who will, as hither
to. Iw fiiinid reaily to accommodate his
patrons at bis store on French's comer.
S, A. Hl'l.l.N,
FRED D VWSOX.
Alb.mv, July 1, 11.
Notice.
To all whom it mav concern, notice is here
by erven that my wile, Angle Tritcs, has left
niy bed and lK,anl without any Just causs or
pr i iraMon, and I w ill not be responsible tor
anv debts ol her contracting.
W. D. Tritcs,
Albany July 1 1691,
is Stent Agency
nboiiiiiri
1.1 HlcHIUI.I
UL L II II II1U
T.L
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SummerClothing
COST
Remember, Hub gives you
new and richly tailored clothing at the same pi ice we paid. Our stock
is large, and you can select just as well now as you c iiild ear icr in
the eeasor:.
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
THE BIRTHPLACE OF GREAT AND lION'I sT I5AR JAINS.
CALL 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
Gram
SUMMER
OE:
HUT
WEATHER
-NOW IN
L. K.
The Leading Clothier
SALE !
Lm II
HELL-
an opirortunitv to buv anv d our
THE
STOCK.
Blain,
& Merchant Tailor.
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