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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERA LP : TV ES DAY . JULY 28, 1891 UN SALE. The Daily Herald will be on ale each morning at H. J. Jones book store.wbere it tan be procured 5 cents per copy. MONEY TO LOAN. In sums to suit, from six months to live yeara, on K-'d Albany and Liun county real estite. V. K. MrPiiEKsos. Opp. Kusa House. Albany, Or. JOXTINUH AL' T TOWN. linn Mart n fcotxl yniiii nirl I'titil tin ?ast Aariu pel , Ah' -..Dim from the atreet one ti.iv bur bul. "Iln hot M ever I saw it be fore to all ttiy hie." "A Koyal Pas"to-niorrow even ing. It is get ting cooler, only 01 yes terday. S. A. Hulin, druggist, French's corner. New jewelry of latest pat terns at Will & Stark's. Mra. W. II. Davis went to Harrisburg yesterday. Take a look at the piar.o at Klein Bros, shoe store. L. K. (iray ami family returned yesterday from Yaiuina. Klein Bros, are giving a tine piano to their customers. Ii. A. Hampy, ol Harri.-bur,:, was in the city yesterday. Ralph Fisher and family have returned troiu the seaside. Have vou examined that beauti ful MOO piano at Klein tiros, shoe tore. Archie Monteith and son are visiting their old home in this city. A fine Hue of ladies lawn Norfolk waists just receivod at the Ladies" Bazaar. Kxperta pronounce Klein Bros, piano one of the tinest toned in struments. Your school tax will be drlin iiieiit if not paid at once. Look after it and save costs of collection. K. K. Pennington left yesterday for Pennington I'oint, III., beine. called by the illness of his father. A couple of well known youn men exchanged compliments ami blows near the City brewery yesterday. County Superintendent Russell, in company with Mr. S'mith, have been catchinp the beautiful moun tain trout at Fish lake with good success. The trophies at the Victoria fire tournament will revert to the association, but when won three times they become the personal property of the winner. Dr. K. I.. Irvine and son, oi Portland, came up yesterday to visit the doctor's parents, lion. R. A. Irvine and wife, and spend a few days at I. inn county's water ing place, Sudavilic. The Oregonian says that straw berry growers expect to have a tine crop to market next month , if the unusual hot weather of the past few days has not damaged the young berries. The Toledo Bee says that "A Royal Pass" is a strong drama, and tjeorge C. Staley, who play. the Swiss i iuide, combines more of the two great fat tors which uo to make an accomplished actor, than most stars now on the stage. The stove foundry at the state penitentiary is shut down lor the annual cleanup, and in conse quence nearly 41K) prisoners art idle. During the shut-down ex tensive repairs will be made to 1 1 it foundry ami a general cleaning will be had all around the premiets. The capacity of the shops is not large enough to give employment to as large a force of men as the state has available for this pur pose. In August when the foundry is reatly to start up, everything about the prison and shops wtll be ioiind in siiip shape. It Wa a Close Call. John Huston, of Shedds, came near losing a band of valuable horses in the river at .Icll'erson last Sunday. They had just en ss ed the bridge when the noon train came up which frightened Un horses and they broke away from the drivers and with a mail rush plunged into the swiftly rushing waters of the Santiam. The cur rent quickly carried them down the stream and by chance they swam across the river where they j stood in a irroup and waited lor the bank to be dug down so they could get out. (Juitea number oi them were badly cut and bruised up by striking on stumps ami roots in their long swim id over one-half mile. I iiceiidiarlaui at Taufcent. About 1 :;0 a. m. Monday inori ing tire was discovered in the rear end of D. Turner's residence in Tangent. Mr. Turner and fainiU were not at borne and a light in the House attracted the attention of Joseph Beard, an.1, on investi gation he found the back door open and a fire burning on the tloor. This was put out with a few buckets oi water. Shavings and clothes i-aturated with kero sene were stiewed about, giving unmistakable siirns that the lire was of incendiary origin. Mill Onlered. C. (J. BurkViart and J. Y. Pipe, who were delegated to g to San Francisco to purchase a new mill for the Albany Mining A Milling Company, have relumed. They carefully investigate.! and selected the best mill with the latent im provements that could be found, and it will be brought on and put into the mines at the earliest practical moment. This marks a decided step in advance in our mining interests add indicates that the Santiam mines are a solid investment. OREGON'S ALPS. A Most D- ii;jhtful Mountain Report of K.isy icctsi. The wealthy r,'g nian, desir-j oils of submitliiig to theextortioiis and obstipiioiisncss of the Alpine guide; oi etidangeiing his. i,eck on the dill's of the Maliei ho.n; and of freezing and spraining his ank les on the Kiione giarh r, must ol ne cessity travel sevt n ti;oii:-a'id miles, for the privilege ol doing these thing'-. The less allhsent citizen can, lor a mere 1 1 i tie, and by journeying one bundled! h part the distance, enjoy the pleasures ot a mountain trip, equally as novel and interesting, amidst the Cascades, as by voyaging to Basle, (ieiieva, or Lucerne. Right within easy reach of Albany is the lovely valley of Klkhoin. This delightful rest for the weary city-worker ; paradise of the disci ples of Izaak Walton, and elyseum of the sportman, will, in a few short years, be effaced by the ever onward toirent of Aiueiicau pro gress. Switzerland the old endures for evei ; its tourist worn crags, aged cities, and sputs of historic renown conjuring up visions of leisler ami William Tell, may be visited and dreamed owr a lifetime hence, when the Switzerland of Oregon shad have faded Horn view lor ever. Then the snotv-capped peaks of .lefi'erson and Hood w ill be sullied by the soot of - thous and factories; the 'ir and fern covered hillsides be bereft i their in iDi !e nf I'leen. and scaled bv cable and elf-trie cais, the smoke and bustle of crowded cities replac ing the mists and stillness oi to day. ilad Longfellow visited the Cas cade mountains ere he gave "Kx celsioi" to.iiie world, the ever on ward banner hearer would have been more patriotically .and ap propriately located amidr-t the Cis alpine scenery ot (.Megon. The Oiegoni.tn schiiulhoy has heard tell ol the Mertle (J lace, but can he locate the Mount 11 ore b oi America'.' We doubt it ; yet from the summit ot this mountain can be viewed a scene unsurpassed for magnificence in any part of the tourist traveled world. The sun rise and mooiirise over old Jell', the aurora boiealic-like sunset over the Coast range, and the like diorama i i the sparkling ami faraway electric lights ot Albany produce an etl'ect v hich has to be seen to be real. zed ami its glories enjoved. Nine snow-capped peaks ami the magnilicent panorama oi a hundred iore.-t bour.d lulls and valleys, cascades and waterfalls add enchantment to the prospect. I'hure. on lloreb may w e enjoy the bine huckleberry least of nature; there also may we slake our thirst and strei.gtlien our inner man with mineral wattr from an icy iron spring, shout the grouse an.i stalk the deer, and on the lirst of August, enj ;v a slide and a snow ball tight. To roll r cks down the mighty canons and listen to tiie marvelous echoes allord amusement and in struction. The ascent of .Mount lloreb is a matter of compara'ive tase, and is frequently accomplish ed on horseback by ladies and children. A month spent amidst the sylvan beauties of the Cascade uioui. tains of Oregon makes us re turn with regret to the business and routine oi city life. A few hours journey on the cush ioned seats ot an Oregon Pacific car will take one to Niagara and from here the summit oi Mount lloieb can be reached with a horse. Th Clever Actor. Mr. (ieorge C. Staley is a versatile and clever actor in the role of Andreas Holler, and in the I several disguises which he assumes in the play; he shows both versa tility and power. His voice is re sonant and ricn ; in action he is conseientioiu and earnest, and throughout, tin? role he is easily and without ellbrt the cynosure oi interest. Mr. Staley certainly has in this play a role admirably adapted to bis ability, and it should bring him financial as well as artistic recompense says the Boston Herald. The coin pany in support is notable for even and uniform strength, and the entire produc'iuii is worthy of the high est success. Flow er of the War. l.elore the war there was no such Mower as the daisv in Vir ginia. The hardy flower was a curiosity. .Now the tielils just around Kichmoiid ar w bite with them. This is especially so of the iate hatllw-lields about the Cbickahomiiiy river, and where ever the federals hid encamp ments. An investigation shows that the f-ced.s of the prolific daisy were brought by the union soldiers in Virginia, when they were camp ed near tie; city. An old battery west oi Richmond is the spot from which the daisy b. gin to spread. Watch For lln-m. Manipulators of gold coin must be on the lookout ior sweated ") and $b) gold ieces. They are loose up in Seattle, and are re ported to be appearing in Portland also. The Sc-attli: Telegraph warns the people ot Seattle not to be e iealed by this poor money. Ten itollar pieces under the sweated process are minted at ?s, and at fl in the government repositories of ealth. Cht niical analvsis shows these coins have been sweated by a solutio l of nitric and muriatic acids and tnat the tailing oil id to the amount stated. l.io down to T. L. Wallace Co. to-day an 1 buy a summer coat and vest ior 1. If you are hungry yo to Parker P.ros. and get a leaf o! the best bread in the city. Pay your school tax r.L.l save costs ot collection. Have you seen that elegant piano at Klein Bros. CONDITION OF THE CROPS. Harvest Has Couiuicacbd -Tie 1'eaoh Crop is the L.'.rt'rst on BtcorJ. Crop-Weather Bulletin, No. 20 for the week ending, Saturday, July L'.'uli lS'.il. Thursday, the 2:! I was the warmest day on record; the maximum temperature ranged from l'o to Ki.") degrees. The "-'-th and 2 It I. were warm w hile to day is much cooler. On the evening of the 2.M thunder storms were observed in various localities, though liitle rain fell. The hot weather was favorable, to- the ripening of grain but slightly ii.ju: ions lo gardens. When! harve-t is g neially in opcrat.ou and repot ts ind eate busier and more plump trains anil better beads than were ever in tici pated. Oats are t'oing well and ripening rapidly. J i.e coldlin moth is bccoiiiii g danti -rous and doing damage; the apple oop will be poor. Tite hop louse is fairly well under control. Green corn and peaches are ripe and plentiful ; the peach crop is the largest on record. Prunes are generally not over an average crop,- though in Douglas county the trees are heav ily loaded with fruigbt. Hay harvest in sections, continues and all leports indicate heavy yields. In Eastern Oregon the warm weather has brought spring wheat rapidly forward; fall wheat is 'eit-g cut, headt r-! are at wxrk in the Coliimhi.i river valley; in I'niou county and S'.'Uth of tiie Blue mountians the spnug was mure backward and harvest will begin al-out the 10th of August. All reports indicate wheat to be better than was expected; by all odds the grain crop will be the largest ever produced. Reports from the wheal districts of the world, other than the I'nited States, indicate a general de ficiency, this means a demand tor American w heat and good prices. Already there are signs ol in creased prices ami it bids fair to be as high or higher than previous prices, Oregon id to be congratulated on its immense yield and prospective good prices, resulting in prosperous times for the agricu.turist. GATESYILLE ITEMS. At the regular meeting of the Mount Horeb alliance of this place Saturday, eleven new mem bers were initiated and a number of others sent in their application for membership. The members are highly elated at the future prospects. They expect to have between To and 1K) members be iore the end of this quarter. Ben Shepherd, who was taken to Lyons to appear before the justice of the peace of that place on a charge of larceny, has re turned, having proved bis inno cence. T. Henness preferred the charge against Shepherd. Ilei.nesaand Shepherd treated t'.e boys of the Henness mill to a fistic performance some time since, and as Henrc-a came out second best, he hit upon the novel idea of Kjuaring accounts by having Ben arrested on a charge oi nog stealing, putting the county to useless expense, furnish ii g employment for the juetice of the peace at Lyonsville, and lots ot fun for the lawyers. Mr. Fiorer and family started for the alley Sattirdry, to remain until after harvest. Mr, II. O. Benton and wife, of Brunswick, Mo., arrived on to day's tr.t'n, to visit friends at this plat e. We bad quite a ball game here yesterday. Gatesville played against Brown's Mdl. The score stood 10 to 1(1, in favor of Brown's Mill. We understand that the (lales ville boys are going to organize and practice, so as to play the Lyonsville nine in the neat future. Notice to Water Commuter, Water is being washed to such an extent anil so unnecessarily that we are obliged to enforce a strict observance of the rule in re gard to hours for sprinkling, viz: Fiom o to o a. m. and from i to 10 o'clock r. m., and to caution all users of water to guard against leaks from faucets or other fix tures. The continuous tunning of water through closets or other fixtures, or permitting hose streams or sprinklers to run all night, will he deemed sufficient cause for shutting the water oil from premises where allowed without further notice. Albanv, Or., July IS, 1S01. A. C. . T. fc L. Co. W.M.I..U k Baldwin, Cashier. Important to lloiiMekeeperft. It gives Julius Oradwbol great satisfaction in selling his fine (iolden Rule teas and baking powder, with elegant prizes or without them, that his customers who have purchased invariably re turn and say they are well pleased, that the tea is No. 1 and the bak ing powder ia as good as the beet. All his teas and baking jiowder bears the name of .mlius (irad whol's (iolden Rule Razaar, and are expreeslv put up for his busi ness, and he still continues to give w ith each pound of tea or baking powder an elegant piece of glass ware. From thw Klunatli. Mrs. Sloan, formerly a well known resident of this city, but for the past three years matron of the Indian school at the Klamath atieney, arrived in this city yester day to make a shoit visit here for a lew weeks, when she will return to her husband at the agency, who still holds the position of carpan ter and sawer. Mrs. Sloan says that the new agent. Col. D. V. Matthews, formerly of Salem, is giving splendid satisfaction and I he atl'a'us of the agency are in good condition. SEWS OF THE COAST. Isterestlog Items from Exchanges Throughout the Northwest. A eix-ye.ir-nM cyclone occurred intheKdio neighborhood Thurs day niiiht. Several haystacks were partly taken up ami carried away hy the wind, and cotton wood trees were torn up by the roots. The city recorder of Pendleton has been supplied with books for registering the name, age and occupation of every person interred in the new cemetery, i:h the date of death and burial. (ieorge Francis Train is j to sta?t on his third trip around the world. This time he expects to encircle the globe in forty days. He w ill carry advertising matter for the world's fair. A mining deal that promises much for Cornucopia. Union c--. unty, is on the tapis and in volves the Forest (Jueeii group of mines. The stage company wili intro duce eight-seat coaches on the lloquiaui route, vice the small, uncovered vhieh.:hat have plied the road for seveJ mouths. Reports from the tiianite coun try are encouraging. Every cleanup or placer mines discloses luiudfuls of gold, the gold metallic clank of w hicli sound as music in the sinners' ears. The Oregon s'ate fair for 1801 will be the best meeting ever held. The premium list for exhibits and tnals ol speed is larger than ever before. The fair begins September 14th. The Eugene cannery is making things lively for that place. About seventy-five women and girls are now kept busy hulling peas and stringing beans. The cherry sea son ia now over. The number of sheet) in Eastern Oregon is estimated at 150,000 ami the wool clip nr the season ol 1S00 is estimated at .S,!7S,12:; pounds. The general average price obtained was 14 cents, which amounts to $1,214,0.;7.22. The sheep themselves lepresant an estimated value of ,7o0,000. TIIK WOULD KNKIC'IIKl). The facilities of the present da for the production of everything that w ill conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind i are almost unlimited and when Syrup of F'igs was lirst produced the world was enriched with the on ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andetlectual 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. Mother'.' Castoria ia recommended by physicians for children teething. It is a purely vegetable preparation its ingredients are published around each bottle. It is pleasant to the taste and absolutely harm less. It relieves constipation, regulates the bowels, quitcs pain, cures diarrlne and wind colic, allays fevcrishness, destroys worms, and prevents convulsions, soothes the child and gives it re freshing and natural sleep. Caa soria is the children's panacea the mothers' friend. doses, 35 cents. Attention! The very latest newa is that you can buy at Julius (iradwohl's (iolden Rule Bazaar, for net cash, lo pounds of granulated sugar for $1.00 and 18 pounds of Extra C sugar. All goods sold for net cash from 10 to 25 percent less thai regular price, as I intend to oien a strict cash business. Jl I. It S (iKAPW'OU!.. Albany, (Jr., July 21, LSOl. Sine Cure (or the l.lquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose, it is not injurious in the least degree; manufactured by Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale at J. A. Cumming's drug store only. "A Ciod-spiul is Ely's Cream Balm. I bad catarrh for three years. Two or three times a week my nose would bleed. I thought the sores wculd never heal. Your Balm has cured me." Mrs. M. A. Jackson, Portsmouth, N. H. I have had nasal catarrh for ten years so bad that there were great sores in my none, and one place was eaten through. I got Ely's Cream Balm. Two bottles did the work. My nose and head are well. I feel like another nan. C. S. McMillen, Sibley, Jack son Co., Mo. Try Coronado mineral water, the purest on earth, for sale by all druggists. John Isom Jr., sole agen t. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria! Highest of all in I.eavening Tower. I mm m. m ABSOLUTELY PURE TAHGENT iiOTES- TAXt.i-.sr, July 2T. Mr. II. W. Settlemire went fr Wood bur n Saturday to attend tle funeral of a sifter. 1 Mrs. B. A. W'et.el, of Salem, is spending a few days with relatives in and around Tangent. The thermometer stood 10S in the shade Tburdav which is the hottest day we have had. Ora-ivnle Smith, w ho has been down at l ornelius lor some time. was home for a few davs the lirst of last week. " ; We are sorry to learn that Mi.-s Iola Hawley is Fullering fry in an attack of rhemat c fever which ha been in progress for seveial days. The Tangent public school will start the last Monday in August, with Prof. Mitchell as print: pal! and it is intended to tiave a nine months' school. The farmers are all busy cutting and shocking their fall grain in the vicinity of Tangent. The grain is about all cut, and several threshers will bo started next week, Miss Annie Farrell, wl been teaching school near Sweet Home this summer, is spending a ' few tlays in. Tangent, the tiest of. Miss 'I rixie Morgan. We are g'ad ' to welcome her back again. Hay harvest is nearly, past.) there being a great deal more hay this year than last year. The : crop ia very heavy, and the farmers are providing lots of feed, and j some are having their h.iv baled. Kev. II. B. Elworthy, of Siiedd, preached to a large congregation here, in the new M. I',, church, j Sunday last at which the L or l's j supper and love feast were admin-, i:-tered. The church building wa-t crowded to its utmost capacity. j There are several who have gone j to Watei loo to-day to attend the j campmeeting at that place. ' The j meeting ia conduct.d by . l.'ev. j II. S. Hiangle, of Albany, an I i Rev. II. W. Howard, of Tangent. ! There is quite a crowd present, so we unders.tarid. j It is fashionable nowadays for ' young ladies to learn how to shock j grain in the field. We saw, in our observation the other day, one of j Tangent's fairest young la.lies, in I the w heat field hard at word, j There are not many young ladies who carry this honor. It is a nice thing to learn how to tlo all kinds t f woi k. S.M.tM.M.IMiIA. I'enlteiitiary Not a I'leasnre ICeHort Salem Sta'esmari : The halluci nation of about nine tenths of tin men who have served ternia in the penitentiary is that that in stitution is a plea.-ure resort, established ami maititained for the express purpose of providing them with delectable food and en tertainment. But such is life. Those same fellows wotiM kick, no doubt, if they were sertcd w ith champagne and mushrooms every few days and bad vervains to looic to their everv want. Freni li Tansy YYiifrrii. ', These wafers are for the relief and cure of painlul and irregular i menses, and w ill remove all oh- ! struct ions, no matter what the cause, and are sure and safe every i time. Manufactured by Emerson! Drug Co., San Jose, Cal.. and for! sale at J. A. Cumteing's drugstore J only. i Thioiif,-li Train. Notice has been given that coin uivncing on Saturday, duly IS, the the train to the front, on the Ore Kon Pacific, will run clear through to Coe, and on every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter. l!llkl.l!4 A It MIA StMi:. The best salve in tlej world for CutJ. Bruises, So.es L'lcers, Salt lilieiiiiij Kever sores, Tetter, Cliape(l 11 and, tjliilhlains. Coi ns, iiiul skin Krupl ions, mid pos lively cures Piles, or i.o pay required. Il is iruaranli cil to giv- Verfect satisfaction, nr tnom y r . fun.lril, Priced") cents per box. Ftr sale ly Foslnty ,V; Mason Calumet baking powder is ab.-o- lutely pure and wholesome. Try a ran. C. E. Brow nell. We are the only people who car ry the celebrated E. A: V. collar and cutis. Alwavs have the latest styles in stock, T." L. Walla- e tv Co. Try Conn t ilendricson's syrup, the lineBt in the market. Retail in quantities to suit. Croup, whooping cough and bronchitis immediately relived bv Sluloh s Cure & Mason. For sale by Foshay Vroali X'atTtti -i 1 ilou oi'iirv mni'itiiiir from Linn count v gardens at Parker Bros. Cakes of all varieties, fancy and plain at the Delmonico restaurant. Silk mitts at the Ladies Bazaar. Al'CTION SAI.K OF HOHSKS-At S n ders ntalile, in Allony, on Satnrilay, Ailir. 1, ts'.U, at 10 o'etoi k A M. 40 horse-, eonsistint; of mares an.l Kel.li:ii:s,-I to s yeain of k,'e, wenflit lomi to ivnilln. All -ll hroke: Terms of sale II nunniei time, with ajiprmcl nceurity, uilliout interet. O. Kop; tan, I. V. Piikev, Auetiomtr. run .-lls.-W'.rl. -.1 apply. t T None hut first tlaea t'kll at this otlicc. IirAN'I'KP AT ONCK. A 'i-r itiy j If iie.ii tlie imsiness p.rti,'ii .if the. it with harn. Will take a leae. App y at Klein Hr.iM. -1 Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report, Baking Powder W TO-DAY, NOTICE TO COMU4CTOKS. I:M for the cnn-tru.tioii of tile Lebanon ami Santiam canal, u tier p'ans ami specilictiiiiis at llieir oilier in I.t-li'iii.in, Or,, will be received till August ::, at 1 p. in. The coin patty icserves the right to reject any and all bids. -M- A- Mn.i.r.u, , Set ivtaiy - I. Koi.r.v. I'icm lent. i, ls'.ll. I'ortW I'iihwlf. oi'Kss sr.iTi-'M nr.it 14. Beauiiful healthful idle near the city. Expenses are as reasonable as any other insiitution of learning jOii the coast. Classical, ii erary, 'scientific, theological, preparatory, i normal and business courses. Stu- dents of all grades received. Care ; iul oversight ami directiot' iiiven j to all students. Ladies ! aiding i hall under experienced t-uper-j vsion. Professors of excellent l scholarship and much experience I employed. I'or lnioimauon au las i dress (J. C stratton, D. D., presi- ! . ..! . . Tl '.... ,.,. II II l .1. III. Ill in on. II i I " i dean of college, lVU'thllld I'niver- sity, Poitiand, Or. Steamship Agency. THROUGH TICKETS '.. .iii.l fr..iii Knr.inc l.j a:l lirst-.-la-s lines Ti.-k.'ts fro:n any i!:ire in Kurnpc t. an point in tli. I intc.l SUI.m, r i om tin ,-oiintr t. Kurt pi: oi ji'.nt-. S..I.I uer ttic tnllou iiV Hist i-laso lines: Nnrtli : riiio.ii l.loyl. i Xe York, N ;ili lifrin in l.l'.yd, tio r.ittii..r-, Allan l.in.-, Am-tinr Line. Aiiii ri- Mli Line-, S- l.ine, l:.-a. r Line, I'llN.n.i (.Hi.-, l;. il star I. in.-, Wieti; Stur l.in.., tliiien l.ini DBA ITS AND MONEY ORDEBS !"il.l .n all Kill. pt in i-itii-sat film nt u'tf. li,lt in.ili.. . . .il. . pilous. K.-r iiiinrinatK.il r. ir ir.lii. .ii 'l witiitr, 'lat "l ai.i in, . t , ' til . ur a l.li. s-, C. b. WIXX, Al.ht.W.OK. THE iicsltiird College Opens September ISth, l.'l. col lis!! (K SII'OV arra.ie.1 evprt-Msly to in. --t :li.- ne-...li .,! tin- fanning an.l inecn.tni ra. iie-r-ts .-t tit.' Nlatf. Lartfe, i-'nlKxli-.u;, an. I w.-ii-vi-i.tuHt.-.l hiiiMin!. The .-..ll.-it ii l.i. :.t.-. in .-ullivat.l an.l Chri.tiau ei.ru in'liilti, an.l cine of tile lii-ullliirsl til 111. State." Jliliffiri Train iny. Klel;.-.s Ve.1 Vol Kec-.l iM fur tl.r Ki.tire S.wi-ii. Two . r inoie ire . liolarshii from nerj ...llntv. Wrife .T elal..;ue 1. 1 II I.. AI;.ol, i res., 0.ialli, Or. F03 SALE OR RENT. JEFFRSON FLOCRINi; MILLS, Also SAW ANDPLANINO MILLS, Jell'erson, Marion Co., Or. ! For particulars apply to ; COKBETTci MACLEAY, I (H and Ot! Front St., ! Portland, Or. FIRST NATIONAL BAKE TKAVSAfrrS A Ul'Si.NLsb. UK.yE.AL BANKING IT.KSIPKST I., r LIN'S. til t I'KKslOKNT S. K Tol'XO. s 1 1 1 Kit Ii. W. I, AM MIX. I S. E. Yot'xa, L, X Blaim, L Flinn I K W I.ANOUON i c.-hier. Albany Nurseries. WE 1 1 A V E ON HAND AT O V R nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as fine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be fou ml anvwhere on the coast. j f yo colltemplate plantipg trees. it will pay to see our stock and get i 0,lr I,ric8 aml catalogue free HYMAX & BROWN ELL. FOSHAY & MASON Whctcule D'l Retail AI.BAV Avjil vourself of the l.enelils ol I lie I ' tali Murriuiie Kn- dowtiietit Association f Salt L ike Citv Hint secure for yourself $l,0H),(ioil at Hie titiio f your man iaee. Stud a cents in stamps for information and terms, to insure pioinpt reply. Ad drehs I'tali Marrlairc Endowment As soeiati in. Salt Lake C'ity, J'Aeiiti' Wanted Please mention paper, DiHH.ilutlon of DroK Firm. I'oTIt i: IS IIKKKP.V GIVEN THAT l!V Ll mutual consent, S. A. Hulin ami Kre.1 ias,.l have thil "lay ili."lvr.l rtnerhi in the .Iru' husiiiesfi, S. A Hulin liamii: pun Insfsl ihe intertut hitherto onel I v Krr.l llawMoiL All e.uttan.linjf iliilehttd nefS will lc nettled h, ami ll acunt are jiayal.le to S. A. Hulin, who will, an hither to." he found ready to aeoommodalc hiH pal runs ul his n'orc uii Fren. h a corner. S. A. Ill'LIN', KKKL) DAWSON". Allunv, July 1, ltf'l. Notice. To a", whom it mav concern, notice is here I.V niven that luv wife. A'. (fie Trited, has left niv I.e I and beanl without any Jimt eau or pr ii icion, and I will not be renoiaib.e for any .lel.tu of her coutractiiitr. W. P. Tritm, Albany July 1 1S91, OPERA I WARNER ciCRANoR, ..1 JfaK;'..BK ...i GRAND' rn -WILL S U M M K R FReinemlu r, this L'i.e- new aiid richly tailored clothing at ia large, and you can select ju-t as t tie season. T. L. WA WALLAH IiliHlr(!kiii I'lii'Mi-ii'. ShirU sail ail Seasonable (his a! Adoai C0ST---raSl -:- ONK-i-mONTI THE 151 K f MPI.ACF. OF CBi.'.T AND JIjNI: HAVE YOU SEEN i C O1 Gram SUMMER OE"- WITH -: Ill NOW IN L. E). The Lcadicff Clothier HOUSE LESSEES .t M VNAiLI. r'avnri'..' ticnr.vi C jl:lt.i ll. Ml. 1 I 1' V ill.hv Si'-Kt -r. t ..(j.-.lv. PUSS Ujiei i. -. hi anv oi i ers. Pit tun s.jtie ("os tium s. New and Catchy S..r.gs. n r.ver -sag ot li-ue rcj-.t merit iiiaranteed. I't l-r t he management of . ii .i hi- i. i.ti.i'i i am., it itii. i i ' i inriri Seats o:i sale :-t Will .V Link' lie" tuna ' s-atUl.laV lllklll Pi ices. ."o and 75 cents. 4 SELL- C LOT I-IING v.u :'i; oi ilur. i"'' tv to 1 I any of on l he same acIi now e vou ).ir stoc as d eat.ier it i : I . : 1 1 " GOODS TO BE SOLD IN THE Inly 29 III Mil M i 1 1 I M I LLACE & CO., wee :' Sale STOCK. - HLAiN, & Merchant tailor.