Morning daily herald., July 22, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

TIIE MORNING HERALD: WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1891
Mowing 8aWH8craW!
ON SALE.
The Daily Herald will he on j
ale each morning at II. J. Jones';
book store.where it t an oe procurtu
at 5 cents per copy.
MONEY TO LOAN.
In sums to suit, from six month?
to live years, on ,"" Albany and
Linn county real esttte.
W. K. Mi I'iikrsos,
Opp. Kii88 House. Albany, Or.
JOTTINOU ABOUT TOWN.
Freah bread every day at Tarker
Bros.
C. II. Hart went to Portland yes
terday. Dr. J. T. Tate, of Seattle, is in
the city.
New jewelry of latest pat terns at
Will Sc Start's.
A freah ruilk. cow is wanted at
the Depot hotel.
G. W. "Watts came up from Tort
land last evening.
Pay your school tax and save
coats of collection.
L. E. Gray and family went to
l aquma yesterday.
Have vou seen that elegant
piano at Klein I'.roe.
E. C. Pentland ha-anf,uuied con
trol of the West Side.
Take a lojk at the piano at
Klein Bros, shoe store.
Mrs. Conrad Meyer and sous are
sojourning at I'pper Soda.
Klein Bros, are givinc a line
piano to their customers.
Conductor Wvck Hutl' and wife
went to Newport yesterday.
Mrs. J. Rogers, of Monmouth,
111., is the guett of Mr. Ir. Irvine.
Have you examined that beauti
ful $400 "piano at Klein Bros, shoe
Mtore.
A fine line of ladies' lawnNorfolk
waists just reeeivod at the Ladies'
Bazaar.
Sheriff" Matt Scott has been at
tending the sheriff's convention in
Portland.
George I Haider returned yester
day from a week's recuperation at
Newport.
The overland ran over and killed
a hotse near this city Sunday
morning.
Geo. C. Staly in "A Uoyal Pass"
at the Albany oera house on
July 2l.
Experts pronounce Klein Bros,
piauo one of the finest toned in
struments. Go down to T. L. Wallace & Co.
to-day and buy a Hummer coat and
vest for fl.
Light weight underwear is uoing
I ke hot cakes at c wt 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 Albany and the JeflWson
base ball teams will play a second
game at that place to-day.
Your school tax will be delin
qiient if not paid at once. Look
after it anil save costs of collection.
P. H. Farrell and George Harris
have returned from a hip to I-ish
Lake. They made a big catch ol
trout.
Mr. and Mn. A. B. Slauson and
Hon. R. A. Irvine anil family have
returned from a trip up the San
tiara. Frank Cummins, of Albany and
Miss Anna Finer, of Woodburn,
were married at tliat place on the
I5th inst.
Ed. Blodgett, Albany's center
fielder, haU the misfortune to
break a ringer Monday while play
ing catch.
Mrs. Elizabeth Plain, Mrs. Hen
derson, of Oakland, Mrs. Adolph
Senders and Etta Vassello went to
- Newport yesterday.
A dog bit a Spokane constable.
The constable is all right, but the
dog died from blacd poisoning,
and the owner wants the constable
shot.
J. J. iHihmille district deputy
grand chancellor and W. M. Par
ker went to Scio yesterday to in
stall the officers of the K. of P.
lodge of that place.
The Southern Pacific railroad
agents met at Koseburg Monday
and organized an association. W.
. Jester, of this city, was elected
president. The next meeting wil!
he held at Albany October IStb.
W. F. Read and family and lr.
Knell and family have returned
from Upper Soda. They caught
over !HX) trout and brought down
with them about 500 to prove their
story. They had a splendid time.
The lawn 9ocial given last even
ing at the residence of I'. P. Mason
was a most brilliant nttair. The
lawn was tastefully decorated and
the evening most pleasantly passed
away. A splendid lunch was
served.
On Monday a briifh tire was in
progress along the county road and
railroad track near Jclfcrtton and
on the John Weeks place. The
blaze had caught from the tires ui
campers and had swept overabont
a quarter of a mile of brush. The
railroad company had to fght it
awav from the track.
To liaise the I'rice of l.crf.
Marshtield Co.ist Mail: The
great herds of cattle in Soiithtrn
and Eistcrn Oregon are leing
bought up, and there is danger
that the price of beef w ill be ad
vanced greatly lx-f re long. It is
believed t y many that an a'tem: t
is being made "to Vornn' tie
cattle market. Papers in various
se.-tions of the state report repre
sentatives of an Eastern syndicate
buying all the cattle thev can g t
and making no ell'rt to send them
away to any market. It is no more
than likely, therefore, that a sys
tematic ell'ort is lieing made
throughout the state to raise the
price y reducing the supply.
IIRE AT LEBANON.
A Bl-ze Wh'ch Destroyed 10,000 Wurth '
o! Property.
lire .M'.ml.ty nirfiit. l tie l.xpreR
published an extra yis'erday giv
ing the folloAing p.ntii-ulats :
F.-:ted voices and the sharp
clah of the tin bell started the
citizens of our little city latd night.
About 11 :'M lire was discovered is
suing from the ba fc end id the
grocery stoic of T. C. Peebler,
rapidly spreading b..tli wavs.
S. P. l'.aeh on the corner and the
V. S. iMjst-otlice and the harness
shop of J. C. Frye and the ollice of
Ir. lti.kett, south to t.'io i."i.ni'iii
meat market building were com
pletely destroyed.
The lVct'ler mock oi irioceries
was a total lo-s. lintl ing being
taken frm th- building. Mr.
Bach estimated bis stock as worth
f4,li'U to if".tii' on wl ich be bad
insurance to the amount of ?".',:;00.
About $7u0 to sfStK) worth of his
stock w.is taken out, but h
little value in its present condi
tion. Mr. Bach bad just received
about 100 worth of new g.ods
which he had not opened, Mr.
Peebler estimates his stock as
worth $2,000 about, on which he
had $1,000 insurance.
Sneaking of the probable can'
of tli ! fue he said th: t ne and Will
Frev were in the store until :tli:t
11 i m. an I that he could not
account for the tire un!cs-s it was
caught in the ceiling from the
Ibu that he hid been using his
candy stove, which had a p po
entering tl e main stove pi pi.
The pi-st nlliee building, the ullice
fixtures and most of the m vM were
entirely lust, the lire cniiisi'inica
ting to this build lit, a- it seine I
without let or lm.dt'retice, al
though the lire company and
citizen.-' were doing heioic wrk to
check the flames. Post-master
Miller V.a's on hand early and
succeeded in saving some valuable
mail and some of the mail bags.
The rttrt-hrd mail, stamps,
money orders. a--ont $ltu) u
money, ti., w r. kept in the iron
safe which cannot bj op"iied lor
some time. It was not con
sidered a very go-ul one 'and it is
not improbable that its cml; nt
are a's a los. .Thu lixt.nes were
V.ihled at $.W.
Judge Miller alst) lo es p.l.'t of
his law library valued at if-M.
This morning the people will lind
thcmelvea without a post ollice.
Squire Hyde also lost some books
valued not know n. .
there was no insuiance what
ever on tire post-olhce fxtnies.
Judge Miller says if the govern
ment holds him re.-ponsible for
postage l..st, he .will bo. out about
T-iilO.
l'.v t!ie time thi lire, had Well
taken hold o! the P u b store and
post-oflics, a !a;ge portion o( the
population had arnved. Many
w illing hands ashted the firemen
who lough t bravely. Now the
flames rai: higher and the burning
il in the grocery store added to
tln Vrtry intense In at and for a
while it looked us if the whole
ixisiiu'ss portion of the tv n would
burn.
l'lie St. Charles hotel was caved
as it seemed by lnin le the lire
department doing its lest. work.
Had it caught that blink could
not pi)S"ib!v Inve been saved.
The buildings destroyed were
me property of lr. J. Courtney.
He values them at $ " .000 and had
if 1,710. iiuuiance. The lull lings
were frame.
Mr. Will I rev w ho was with Mr.
Peebler in the stole a short time
before the the b.-okc out makes
the same stateiiii nt that Mr.
Peebler does, both believi ig the
lire stai ted in the nut", from the
title.
A surniuing n; last night's
losses will proba'-ly show abu'i as
follow s :
J. S. Coiirt-ntv, ?::0tH; S. P.
Bach, f ."ii.0; T. C. Peebii-r, XiW;
!'; M. .lill r, fiitO ; C. II. Packet!,
;."; Krey I'.K'S. 7J; Total 10,1 -")" ;
Insurance $-1,700.
Latih. fostmaster M-l!er was
irt the ci'y la-t evening. He
stated that the sale had been open
ed and the content wer found to
have been entirely destrryed. The
burn'd buil lings will h,; rebuilt
without di-lsy.
A tli iition:
The very latest news is that you
can buy at Julius (iiadwold's
Golden Huh; il.iiar, for net cash,
!" poun Is of granulated sugar for
$1.00 and K-i pounds i f F.xtra C
sugar. Al' goods soli I foF i.et cash
from 10 to 1'") p;-r cent le-s thai
regular j i-. us I intend to open
! a strict cash business.
I .1 1 s Gkaii-.voii:..
Albary, Or., July I'J, l.v.il. .
The Si'em car.ni-rv is swamped
I with given peas, says tiie Journal,
j About a thousand bushels lie
there rotting. When the farmers
I cannot haul them out to feed the
j stock, -drays are paid to haul them
I away as garbage. Fifty teams
were there unloading produce this
! niorniiig. The supply seems to be
j immense and the finest in the
i world. -
li ph-IicI at ;at-nville.
A siib.-ctibcr at ' i itejville w rites
to the lltmi.ii, uudci date of July
2': "1 see :u to-day's Hkumh
lh.it your Mil! Ci'y c )ne--ond''iit
claim- that ;.-v. II. II. brown, ol
a!em, viva-in-1 at that place
last Sin tlav. Your correspondent
mut b-' iidrlaUii, as Mr. Brown
delivered a .-(jiiple of sermons here
on that d.-y and d--nies any
klio.vh dgv of hav in- preachul at
Mill City.
New To-l.
I'.r.innoii, of the Palace I'l'staui
ant, has piiiciiased Ol 'A'. X. Ah'-'
Gee I he City l.'estaui an! and wiil
hereaft- r st-rve his ; a r .ns at the
latter place. The r stcurant wdl
te iclit'ed ai d lurni-lKii ap i will
be strictly tirst-class in every par
ticular. Mr. I'.rnnni r. th.Ynks his
pillions for ast favors and nlicils
their patioiiage in the fi.fure.
UP THE SANTIAM,
The Rapid Development of New Conn
try -A GrowiDg Trade-
II.w.sTKUi, July 21, isnl.
If one wishes to see a frontier
country uodetgoing a rapid
process of development, nowhere
can it perhaps be better observed
than up the Santiam on the line
of the Oregon Pacilic railroad.
The time was w hen the North
west whs the r.ome of the pioneer,
but the f ir West is no longer the
wild country it once was. The
advance. i ent of this statu from its
pioneer period to civilization, and
from civilization to refinement,
lun I ..'it but a few more remote lo
calities to the operations of fron
tier life.
Ttie advent ol the Oregon Pa
cific tailroad has proved a potent
factor in the development of the
I'pper Santiam country, and has
added to it" value in a commercial
wav, as well :u increasing its at
tra -t.veness as a haunt for tourists.
New towns have sprung up, and
new le.-mea dot the rich little val
leys along the course of the San
tiam far up into the heart of the
Cascade mountains. The trains
tun daily as far as llalstead, and
regularly twice a week to toe, b0
miles east of Albany. Some ideu
of the valuable resources of this
district can he obtained when it is
stated the eastward division of the
Oregon Pacific now pays about as
well as the road from Albany
westward to Y aquma. The w riter
ha been told that trie lumber
shipments alone from the saw
mills w hich are cutting the splen
did t'niber along the route of the
road ui the Santiam. pay the run
ning expenses of that por tion of
the toad, atid passenger and other
name lsconsideral If. Long train
loads ef lumber, laths and
shingles .ire hauled daily into Al
banv from this district.
A work train with a force of
men has been employed far some
ttino putting the extreme east
ward portion of the road in thor
ough repair. I his force is now at
work between llalstead and Coe
The settlers in this district
above llalstead, who have been
holding their land by "squatter's
rights only, and have been wait
ing for tlie government eui vey, are
about to see their hopes realized,
as a force of government sin vey
ors are now completing the tin
finished survey of township 10,
range d K., and also one or more
townsinps immediately east in it
This will open up to actual settle
ment a broad area of the public
domain, which is' valuable for its
line timber, and as fruit lands, and
to which the settlers occupying it
have been unable to either im
prove or acquire title to it.
During the summer months the
number of people seeking pleas
ure, recreation and health, who
hie them to this wonderful region,
is a sleai'.ily increasing quantity,
and thee are rewarded in the full
est measure, for they find the
purest air, the coldest water and
moderaiclv g iod trout lishing in
the roaring Santiam and its clear
tributaries.
I'chhU-b the railroad, a good
wagon road runs as far east ae
Brown's miil, and tiie Minto Pass
trail is a go-jd open trail for pack
hores across tiie mountains.
The la'gest saw-mill on the
river is al Mill City, operated by
the S mi iam Lumbering Co. The
mill at Niagara, or Brown's mill,
is being enlarged and its capacity
will soon bu fotv or liflv thousand
feet per dav.
At Lyons, Mals'ead, ( iatesvill
and at the new station oi Minto,
mills are also putting their lumber
products upon the m-r-et.
At Gatesville is the road inh
the Santiam mines, where tlie Al
bany Mining ."i Milling Co., and
Messrs. Woodin, Warner & Co.,
are already w orking the mines to
profit and arr..nriug to put in new
and enlarged mining machinery.
Fuither town the road are fer
tile vallcvs, w here w aving grain,
thrffty orchard - and neat farm
residences proclaim the richness
of the soil and tiie energy of the
people.
This country has better homes,
more people, greater products than
formerly. Its influence is felt in
tiie trade oi Albany, and w'th its
wtaltii of mineral, timber and
agri ailtuial resources, this will be
A sternly increasing quantity.
W.
The tii-iKise Law.
Young grouse are now large
enough for eating, but I he new
g mm law protects them until
September 1st, when they may he
killed until -November Jotii.
I 'ucks can be kided from Septem
ber 1st, to March loth. Sports
men will do well to note the
I changi s in d ate made by the new
! law. " : '
l iidtfsiralde C'ttieiif.
La Grande Gj.ctte: Tho'ewho
object to public improvements on
the grounds of increased taxation
aie neither useful nor ornamental
as citizens. They ought to be given
a little touch of high life and he
made to pay a rale of taxes that
Would compel them to sell out and
move cist where. The town has
no use for them.
rnitersity f Oregon at Kui;!).
Next session begins on Mondae,
: the 2l.-t, day oi September, IS'il ;
tuition, free. Four Courses:
Clas-ical, Scientific, Literary, and
a short Kuglish course, in which
there i no Latin, Greek, French
or German. The I'.nglish is pre
emimiitly a business course. For
catalogues or other information,
Address, J. W. Johnson,
President.
Kxuiiiimtli.Mi of Teachers.
Notice U hereby given that the
ivgular examination of applicants
for eertilica'es to teach in the pub
lic schools of Linn lounty, Oregon,
will ne held at the superintend
ents ollice in Albany, on August
' 12, IS'il. G. F. Ui sski.i.,
I County siiperinlendei.t.
NEWS OF THE COAST.
IattrtteVog Items from ; Eiclur.g8
Ttrouliout the Northwest.
A new postoflice is to be estab
lished in the "santiam mines.,
Newport is beginning to rival
other Oregon tow ns as a summer
retort.
B. Isenhoot. charged with at
tempting to kill Allen Henry at
Prnieville, nas been held in the
sum of $1000.
News if received from the San
tiam country of rich developments
in the property of the Gold Moun
tain ix I'rv Gu lea Company.
Much interest has been aroused.
A bii: whale came into the bay
last Sunday and spouted around
Empire Coy in hue style. Some
of the people went out in a boat
and banged away at tlie sea-mon
ster, causing it to get down out of
eLdit.
The railroad comnii-sion say the
new tarilf sheet submitted by the
Southern Pacilic Company is an
advance on all present freig'it rates
except wheat, where a slight re
duction i offered. The commis
sion is otrered. The commission
is getting statistic s to make a just
svstem of rates.
The eet tiers on the surveyed
lands in Harney valley are taking
(he necessary steps toward having
their lands surveyed, and the mat
ter will s Km be presented to the
surveyor-general in due form.
This "will enable them to make
final proof, at an early day. Some
of them have very valuable,
ranches.
Thursday at La Grande the fron!
of one of the brick buildings being
erected there gave way in some
mysterious manner, and started to
fail outward. It was braced with
timbers, pushed back in place and
fastened with iron rods. Every
one is at a loss to account for the
building's strange behavior.
Portland parlies have made a
proposition to V. Wattier", oitDojr.l
oi the roller mills at rarkersviHe,
a few miles from Qfcrvai&y'4ri re
move the mill to Gervais. The
Gervais board of trade has ap
pointed a committee to assist in
bringing about the desirt-d end and
it is'probableitliat before the year
is over Gervais may have a flour
ing mill of good capacity.
Fishing iu Kogue river's tribui
tary streams about Ashland and
even higher up in the mountains
is Letter this year than ever before
known. This was caused by the
freshet of January and February,
1SVI0, which swept aay,not only
all the dams, bat wiped out all the
fishing nets and schemes which
have haaipered the life out of the
finny tribe before thty ever get
out of Kogue river. This freshet
has done what the strictest state
laws and our puhlic officials most
signal:y failed to accomplish.
The prospects for a good' state
fair were never so flatlet ing, peo
ple say who know, as at present.
The' prizes have been increased,
and $1),000 isollered in premiums.
The grounds have been greatly
improved, enlarged and beautified,
and the electric car line now ruus
irom Salem to the grounds. The
fair opens September 15 and con
tinues one week..
Saturday afternoon a hound ran
a sin. ill law n from the hill to a
mud Hat. opposite Newport) and,
after half an hour's struggle, suc
ceeded in injuring the little one to
badly it could not get up and some
of the boys went over and killed it
to end its misery. While the dog
was trying to kill it by biting its
hams, its cries were most pitiful
and plainly heard from the town.
Sine Cure fur '.he Liquor or Opium
- llal.itn.
The Fast India cure tor these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, and is
the only known Hpecitic for the
iui pose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; manufactured by
Kmersou Drug Co., San ,Ios, Cal.,
and for sale at j. A. Cumniing's
drug store only.
TluuUKh Train.
Notice has been given that com
mmicingon Saturday, July 18, the
the tnia to the front, on the Ore
gon Pacific, will run clear through
to Cop, and on every Wednesday
and Saturday thereafter.
I Ianan ci Son's fine shoes, sell on
their own merit, and always gives
satisfaction. Try a pair at T. L.
Wallace & Co.'s.
We are the only people w ho car
ry the celebrated li. & W. collar
and cutis. Always have the latest
styles in stock, T. L. Walla-e & Co.
Try Conn Hendricson's svrup,
tho finest in the market. Ketail
in quantities to suit.
Calumet baking powder is abso
lutely pure and wholesome. Try
a can.' C K. Brownell.
Try Coronado mineral .wafer,
the purest on earth, for sale by all
druggiets. John lsom Jr., sole
agent.
Silk mitts at the Ladies Bazaar.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria !
Highest of all iu I-eavening Power.
1 1 X V
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I.KTTEl: LIST.
Following is the list of letters
that remain uncalled for in the
A 1 1 ii v tMistoflice .Inlv 21. 1S0I.
... . J j- J j - - -
Persons calling for the cauiu will
please state that they were adver
tlspf! x
Mamie Bashor, Mr. A. Bjrfik
san, Mrs. Ftta P.ilow, Mr. JLIenry
K. Cortier, Doulton, Esq. ji Mo
tive; Miss Lan Green, -CC- V.
Hillenbrand, 2; Mr. Jfave Jnn
kins, Albert Melburn.l. C. Mc
Ferson, Mr. II. Mill- Mr. G. M.
Missall. Mr. W. Powell, Mr. Mdlee
Page, ltobertson & Close, Mr. A.
I). St. Clair, Mr. Tulloiigh, Mrs.
C. C. Webster.
Tnos. MosrEirii, P. M.
Against Ills Oram.
"I like the west pretty well,"
said the Ne.v York man to his
Kansas friend; "hut theie
is one thing there that al
ways goes acainst my grain."
"What is that?'' asked the
Kansan.
'Grasshoppers."
Tilt- VOKLI KMtlVIIKU.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first prixhiced
the world was enriched with the on
ly perft-ct laxative known, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andeflectua! tocleanse
the system gently in the Sprii.
tiine or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known tho more
popular it becomes.
Mothem?
Castoria is recommended by
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
;ts ingredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quites pain,
cures diarrlnet and wind colic,
allays feverishness, destroys
wTarjus, and prevents convulsions,
soothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural sleep. Cas
soria is the children's panacea
the mothers' friend. If) duses, X
cents.
Notice to Water Consiiiin'rs.
Water is b dug was'ed to such
rftfi extent and so unnecessarily
that we are obliged to eiiloice a
strict observance of the rule in re
gard to hours for sprinkling, viz:
Fiom "i to 0 . u. and from 0 to 10
o'clock i: v., and to caution al.
users of water to guard agiinst
leaks from faucets or other fix
tures. The continuous tunning of
water through closets or other
fixtures, or permitting hose
streams or sprinkleis to run all
night, will he deemed suliicieut
cause for shutting the water oil'
from pr. in ses w here allowed
without further notice.
Albany, Or., July IS, lS'U .
A. C. W. T. Oi L. Co.
W.w.i.ai'k Baldwin,
Cashier.
liiiiortaiit ti HoUH('ket'er.
It gives Julius Gradwhol great
satisfaction in selling his line
Golden Rule teas and baking
powder, with elegant - prizes or
without them, that his customers
j who have purchased invariably re
jtufn and say they are well pleased,
that the tea is No. 1 and the bak
ing powder is as g'xxl as the best.
All his teas and baking powder
bears the, name of .inlius Grad
w liol's ( iolden Kule Bazaar, and
arc expressly put up for his busi
ness, and he still continues to give
with each pound of tea .-r baking
powder an elegant piece of glass
ware. KI4KI.LVH A EMI t Mill'.
The best salve in tlej w orld for Cut 5.
Bruises, Su.es, Fleers, Salt ftlicun;,
Fever sores, Teller, Chapped llant'.,
Ijhillihiiiis. Corns, ami skin Kruption:!,
ami ms lively cures I'iles, or i.o p:iy
reijtlircil. It is guaranteed to giv;
"erfect -iitisfactioii, or money re
fiimlc.il, l'rie';5 cents per box. Fir
sale by rodiey & Mason
Kreneh Tany Wafers.
These wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and irregular
menses, and will remove all ob
structions, no mutter what the
cause, and are sure and safo every
time. Manufactured by Kmerson
Drug Co., San Jose, Cal.. and for
sale at J. A. Cumming's drugstore
only.
I have been bothered with
catarrh for alKiut twenty years; I
had lost sense of smell entirely,
and I had almost lost' my hearing.
My eyes were getting so dim I had
to get S'.-iiie one to thread my
needle. Now 1 have my hearing
as well as I ever had, audi can
see to thread as tine a needle as
ever I did, my senso of smell is
partly restored, and it seems to be
improving all the time. I think
there is nothing like Kly's Cream
Balm for catarrh. Mrs. K. K.
Grimes, Keiidrill, l'eriy, Co., O.
The Thomas Kay Woollen Millf
of Salem, have appointed G. W.
Simpson their agent in Albany. A
full line of men and boys clothiiitt
blankets and flannels and all arti
cles manufactured by the mill wiil
be kept in stock. These goods are
the best, in the market and wil!
give entire satisfaction.
Croup, whooping cough and
bronchitis immediately relived by
Shiloh'sCure. For sale by Foehay
t Mason.
Latest U. S. Gov't Foixl UcjiorL
Bikini
Powder
Nil w :tto- ijCf
.3
miSK TO CONTK ACTORS. Tft
liiils for the construction
ul the I.'-Ii:um,u itml Sunthnn canal, a.
Iier p'aiis unit speeilieations at their
oiiiee in j.i iiuiioii. Or,, will be received
till August :;, at i p. m. The coin,
pany ii-serves the right to reject' any
and all bids. . ' .
M. A. Mm.i. i n, L Foi.rr,
decretal y. . ' President.
Lebanon, Jui JO, 1S01.
Avail yourself 6t
the benefits' rf -the
Utah Mirriac-e Kn4-
uowiiicPi association or Halt Lake
t'itv and secure for yourself $1,000,1)00
.it the tiu'iv of your "marriage. 8cnd
5 cents hi ?'mnp4 for information and
terms, to insure pioiiipt reply. Ad
dre..s I ah Marriage Endowment Ai
sociati n. fall Luke City, t-$7Ageut
Wanted Please mention paper,
IWtil.
MV.
-Oi-KS'S SKITKMUKIt 14.
Beautiful healthful 'ite near the
city. Kxpenses are as reasonable
as any other institution of learning
on the coast. Classical, li'erary,
scientific, theological, preparatory,
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
vision, l'rofessors of ercellent
scholarship and much experience
employed. For information ad
dress 6. C Stratton, I). U., presi
dent, or Thofl. Van Scoy, I).
dean of college, l'ortland Univer
sity, l'oitiand, Or.
Ailniiustrnirlx's Notice.
NOTICE IS HEFKliV lilVEN THAT
the umlci'signid lius he n duly t
piiiiled Administratrix of the est ale
of W. II. Cliurchi,', decc:--ed, by the
Honorable tie County Court of Linn
coiii ly, Oregon. All persons having
claims again-d, tlie estate of s-iid V.
II Churchill, deceased, are lien ly
notiti d to present l!ie Eame in writ
'nig, iiuly verilii d. to in in. person, or
lo my atiornev '. W. Wright vsip,
id. his law ullii-e, over the hank ul
Oregon, hi Albany, luin eoiinty.
Oiegou williin six montlis from tin
date hereof.
M. J.' Cur it ii U.K.
Adm.nistrati ix.
i. W. Wish. ii r, Attorney foi Admin
istratiix. Il.iteil .lime ls'.ll.
(Ili!!. WANTIIII Til do jjIieial liuilne
X jik. Niiie''iit lir.it el.ts help need
sip, !v. 1 ail at Mr--. W, K. IMleu 8.
-OLCNLCR Mi
ll Rl 1 '
YIHflMMRII
iUIlJiJLMII QLtiOiUlaUiL
if Nil m v vfvui m
THROUGH TICKETS
To ami fr. i.v Kumpe by a'.l Brut -class lim
TI. ki-t fun anv place In F.iirope to any
i)int in Hi' I'nitoil States, cr (10111 this
count r tu I'urc pe-oi fioint KiiUt over the
lnlli.w ina "ft -elans line: ,
N'orili Ci-niKin b'oyil. m Xe ork,
Norlii Ot-ini.ia l.l'l, ia ll.iltiiii're,
Allan Mm-, Anehor Line. .'
Aim ri-in Line, St;i'e Line,
II, an r Line, Cnnar.l Lin, -lied
SUr Line, '
W'lcte Star Lihe,
liuion Line.
HUAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS
sold n all Kurooi in cities at current rates.
Internal ion euliti-tiuiia. lor information
r i;aplii4 I" i -s ol paHsajiv, date of tniiiap,
i t.:., eall i) i er atldri-w." O, B. WINN,
AI.BA.NT, OR.
THK-
Mi Agricultural College
Opens September 18th, 18U1.
')t:i!Si: OK SI TOY arrange.) expfenl.v tu
me. t th i.t-. ilft oi the firming and meuDani
eul inieretits ol the -tiite. Larue, couodioi!i
:iml ell-veiitilHt,-.l l.iiltdniirK. The w::e;e
in In, alt J in fiilti.iliHl anil Chriittan coni
iiiiiuit, ami tu.e "I the healthiest In the
St.,t.-.'
M ififti nj Tra in i nff.
Kc. N -t-'l X. Kvcee.l Sl.VJ for. the
K tire Scan 'ii.
Twn r nioie frff s. Ii tl itshiiw lioin . every
coiin'v. W tiu- f.-r i-itatuttue to
ll I.. All. 'i ..!, Pres., Corvallli, Or.
FOR SALE TR RENT '
JFIT USON FI.OUHIXG MILLS,
Also
SAW ANIU'I.AXIXG MILLS,
Jelleison, Mariun Co., Or. ,
- ,
For pnrficu'ars apply to
COUI5KTT& MACLKAY,
(II and UC Front St.,
l'ortland, Or.
ABMiKnee'i Notice.
NOTICE Is HEKE11T OIVEN
tliatifee, tVs, Jim, tJtw, and Nat.cy
WesUall partners rloinir liusiness
miller tlin ti i in name of Kwontr, Woo,
Kec. Com puny iuolvtn. ilelitors in.
A lli.iny on thii Lltli rluy of Juno ISul,
maile a sretieral assignment to llie
uiKlerslirned forttiB iM-netit of all the r
creditors. All jiersons liavinsr claims
w i.i present the sam duly wrilied In
the nndersiirned at the bank of Orc
gun, Aljai.y. Oreu'on, within three
muiitlc from the date hereof
June 15 1MU.
J"at W. Bi.41,- ..
L. 11. MiiXTWSE, . - Assignee.
Attorney fr Assignee.
DiM.iltitiiin nfl)rtit Firm.
x-Oth K IS llfiHKIIY OIVEN THAT ItV
i mutual ennseiit, S. A. Hulin and Fred
Kaun hare thin day lU-lved partiierhV
in the ilriti l.n-ine, S. A Hulm hayinir
i.iir.-liJHi'-i ihe interiMt hithe'lo owned .y
Kied lia-ivnoii. All outitantling iudebtetl.
i.e-i will 1 settled 1, ami all aecounto aie
iniahle to S. A. Ilnlin, who will, aa hither
to" be. foinitl re-itly to aecnminotlate In
patron at lux more en r ren. h J0'
Kllki) DAWSON.
Allnny, .hr'.v 1, W.
- Notice.
To a", whom it trial concern, notice i kere
hv Kiven that my wife, Ar.gte TriUa, ha left
niv UJ and beard without any Just cau or
or ,i -a'ior, and I will not be iesiioinib.e lot
anj tlehta ul her contracting p JfL,n
Albany July IStn, ' """
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l8rReuiember, this gives yon an opportunity to buy any of onr
new and richly tailored clothing at Ihe same pi ice we paid. Gur stock
is large, and you can select jiist as weJl'wovy as'yoti i-juld ear:ier in
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phi.' ti i? ti i ii .ir,v irt rjprrarr :a-xh iinvi.'T ttiwritiv
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THE VERNQN HAY PRESS
Unequaled for fasV work and light
draft. Manufactured at the foot of
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The Leading Clothier
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