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THE MORNING HERALD: THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1891 fotjung gaily gtxM ON SALE. The Dailt Herald will be on ale each morning at II. J. Jones book Btore.where it tan be procured at 5 cents per copy. JOTTINtlS ABOUT TOWN. S. A. Hulin, druggist, French' corner. "Jost in London" Saturday evening. ('apt. E. J. Lanning'e family are ' at Sodaville. Have you seen that elegant, piano at Klein Ilros. l'ay your school tax and save cos La of collection. 11. F. Merrill came back from Yaquina bay yesterday. Eugene's recorder, i. D. Porris was in the city yesterday. Klein Bros, are giving a fine piano to their customers. J. J. Dubruille and family tro to-day to L'pper Soda for a month's stay. Mr. J. L. Mitchell, secretary of the Salem Board of Trade, is in the cityj Mr. John liobaon and family will leave in a few days for a trip Kant. Have you examined that beauti ful $400 "piano at Klein Bros, shoe tore. Experts pronounce Klein Bros, piano one of the finest toned in- Btrinnents. Fresh vegetables every Mornirif: froih Linn county g.mk-ns at Parker Bros. Just received at the Ladies Bazaar The "Sensation" the latest novelty in hats. Dr. i. A. Whitney and Mr. Brady took a trip up to Brown's mill yesterday. If you are hungry go to Barker Bros, and get a loaf of the best brad in the city. Seats are goin fast for "Lost in London'' at the opera house Saturday evening. Tiltnon Ford, one id Salem's well known attorneys, in the city on legal business. Misa Julia Kirker, of Portland, is in the citv visiting, the guest oi Mrs. A. U. Lay toil. L. F. Wilson came down from bin ranch on the Oregon Pacific near Green Ba?in yesterday. Mrs. V. B. Winn i9 completing a neat $2500 residence at the cor ner of Fourth and Baker streets. Your school tax will be delin ijuent if not paid at once. Look lifter it and save costs of collection. Look at X. L. Wallace . t.o.'s display of nerk wear, anything in window for2--cts. Both Windsor's and Four in Hand. tioine ot the grant lot F::enie elfectd ever produced in Albanv will be exhibited Saturday even ing "Lost in louUon. The Daily Evening Guard, of Euttene. has ceised to take the Associated Press dispatches on ing to a lack of patronage. M. Hyde has removed bis lit-li market to Schultz Bros.' old stand on First street .across from Stiwart A Sox b hardware store. We are the only people who cur ry the celebrated E. fc W. collai and cutis. Always h.ive the latest styles in stock, T. L. Wallace A Co. Have you seen the fine line of summer neckwear going at 50 cents at T. L. Wallace it CoV.' Elegant $1 goods all g for 5 ) cents. Albany people tor ttie Lay yes terday were J udre K. S. Sirahan, Wm. Cowan, Maurice Sendeis, Jay W. Blaiu, and Mrs. C. J. Stewart and children. Ed Cusick came up from Salem and left yesterday morning for an outing up the ortu Santiam. II will join Messrs Clay Marshall. D. C. Sciiell, ana party near .Mt. Jetl'erson. A gentleman who came up from Salem last night said the thunder struck the electric light wires there, and burned up all the elec tricity, and the street cars could not run. He was evidently not the company's electrician. The road supervisors through out the county are perhaps not aware of the fact ttiat. there is a state law reiuiring them t ex terminate the Canada thutle in their respective districts. This is a matter that should he Io iked after, and each supervisor should see that the law is complied with. Mr. L. W. Deyoeand family and Mr. W. E. Baker have returned from a trip to the Alsea country. They caught 130J trout, ami killed a large quantity of game including nine deer. 1 hey report a most en joyable outing. There is no fish story about this item, for the Herai.o was presented with 6onie choice samples of the trout anil venison by Mr. Deyoe, may his shallow never grow less. Mrs. A. M. Tall is now canvass ing the city for a process for canning fruit and vegetable with out cooking or sealing air tight. It is something entirely new and i. something really valuable. Sam ples of lioth f r -lit an l vegetables preserved by this method can ! Heen at C. E, Browncli's store. It lias been tried and proved a great success. Housekeepers should not fail to see the samples. The Kalu aul trap. The 1'ght thunder storm which visited this eity and vicinity yes terday was accompanied by heavy showers during the day. Harvest ing operati n are entirely tus pended. but thus far no damage lias been done to grain. Farmeis however are a little nervous, fear ing bad results which would follow a protracted ra.n. Between this city and Corvallift yesterday hail and snow fell with tt.a min l.n t did little or n d an.- ftge. ' THE 0EEG0X PACIFIC TBOUBLE. Another Meeting of the Emp!aj at Ya- aalca-Thev Will Not Quit Work. - - I There is nothing concerning s thT trouble on the Ortgon Pacific ra road over the non-payment offhe emploves. They consulted legal advice' yesterday, but have taken no action. Taey will not, it is said, quit work at present at least, but will endeavor to secure an or der from the court for the receiver to pay them the earnings oi the road, or a portion of it at least. k La teh. A dispatch to tne Hkk ai.h from Yaquina says that at a meeting of the employes of the O. P. li. K. held at YaquinaM&st night it was unanimously decided to place their cause in the hands of Hon. Geo. E. Chamberlain, attorney general, who will use all honorable means to induce the company to pay the men. It was also decided that no talk or thought of a strike would be tolerated and that the company's property would be resected as their own. It is understood tliat the matter will be pushed along as speedily as possible. They are an honest, straighlforwaid set of working people and believe that they have not been justly dealt with and they trust that "they have the sym pathy of all the people on the line of the road and elsewhere, and that the business and ktluenttal men of the state will do anything in their power to help theni get t neir just dues. They will continue to work as usual for the present at least. REAL ESTATE BALES. George W. Moorehouse to F. G. Will and A. Stark, lots 0 and 7, block In, South Albany: $275. Robert A. Bampy, trustee, to Mrs. A. K. Couch, lot i, block 4, in Harrisbiwg; $l:5. Dcestring Shepherd et ux to E. A. J'. Lat'ollett, south of south west .'4 of section 20, township 12 south, range 1 east; $1300. C'lu.'s. Williams et ux to Dee sting Shepherd; same as above, $1000. Win. B. Shultz et ux to U. R. Shult, sundry tracts in township 11 south, range 4 west; $:UJ3. Wm. A. Hadden to Dudley 1 hidden, lot 3, block 1, in Lyons; $50. J. S. Morris et al. to C. C. Matbv, l"t 11, Goiu's land plat to Seio;"$500. J. S. Ames to Dyas Shelton, one acre in J. T. Ames' donation land claim; $50. M. T. and Geo. Kowe'd to Dyas Shelton, parcel in donation laud claim of J.T. Ames; $50. John S. Thomas et ux to K. L. and L. II. Thomas, west half of donation land claim of John W. Thomas; $325. J. S. Courtney to J. L. Cowan, parcel in Lebanon ; $-J0O0. J. K. Thomas to Charlotte P. Thomas, parcel in donation land claim of J.T. Thomas; $250. 1'. W. Kyan et ux to Mary J. Churchill, lots 3, 4 and 5, block 4, Tangent; $1025. Our College Tiie excellent work in the past, sives great faith and confidence in the Albany Collegiate Institute. It gives just as great advantages as any school in the state. The fall term will open on September 0, under the most favorable auspices. The old teachers, who have done such good work for the school, will all remain, excepting Prof. II. M. McKee, who will be succeeded in the commercial department by Prof. W. W. Bailey, recently of the State Agricultural College of Texas. Prof. Bailey was recently united in marriage to Miss Kittie Cooley, of Brownsville, and has accepted the position in order to be among her people. He is well spoken ol as a thorough instructor. Prof. David Torbit, recently of the San tiam Academy of Lebauon, has been added to the faculty. He is an educator of ability. Tae college is now stronger than ever and deserves tho liberal patronage it has been receiving. A bunt Hie Insurance. There seems to be an error in the statement that only foreigu insurance companies lost in the reeeut Lebanon tire, for one of Julius Gradw hoi's companies, the Oakland Home, paid Wednesday to Mr. Bach, the full value of his loss in that company to his entire satisfaction, which seems to be the usual custom of Mr. Grad whol's companies to pay promptly their lull loses as soon as they occur. Therefore it you want to insure your property well go to Mr. Gradwhol, who represents six No.-l insurance companies with a capital of a hundred million dollars. Waiting for Industry. There is untold wealth lying at the very feet of the citizens of Newport, in the cod fisheries, if only they choose to reach lor it. Almost any quantity of this fish may te caught here, and yet not one city in the valley is supplied witii Newport fish. It ia a mam moth industry, which lacks only energy to develop. For the time being cold storage is the only necessary outlay of capital, and being had, the industry will pay for its own upbuilding and im provements. It would be nr transient s(eculation, but w .i' I be right here year in and year out. Corvallis Garotte. A Motherly Rooster. Joseph Cambers has an old male chicken that is caring for two broods of chickens, deprived of maternal care by the action of a coyote. The gentleman chicken receives no company and associates only Willi Ins lit'le wards, covers them at 1 i lit and He I digs , worms for them by d. y. Wasli iug'ou Independent. The rain which the Willamette Valley is expei iencing. h w thus far done no damage to crops. 0DNTT COURT Pr. dings of the Firit Day of n.ar Acguit Term. In tl le matter of the fees case of State vs. Charles Nelson; allowed The assessor was allowed month's further time. A warrant was ordered issued for the collection of the delinquent taxes for 1SS!I. - In the matter of the building of a bridge at Hanna's crossing; bids let according to contract. BILLS AI.I.OWl-.U. O. P. Cosdiow.aid poor $ 10 00 G. C. Corley, aid poor 0 00 Z. B. Moss, aid poor 10 00 Thomas Fergusjii, aid poor "10 00 Ladies Aid. -ociely, aid poor 10 00 Fees in cae of 11. Sullivan 11 00 Fees in case of Thos. Jones 1 1 10 Fees in case of II. Davis. . . 15 45 Fees in case of Sam Sing. . 21 75 Fees in case of Owen lie iiu ::; 15 Fees in case of J. L. Miiler 23 40 Joe Duncan, road and bridge work ". 20 00 1). Aiuliews, animal scalps 3 00 A. Wheeler, lumber 1S8 41 E. Goin, aid poor 12 00 11. J. Jones, stationery .... 1 75 Davis Bros., accounts roads and bridges C 40 C. Binde -,sundries 8 00 Hamilton A Andrews, acc't roads and brides 2 00 Matthews & Washburn. ... 1 25 ilayne & Buck, acc't roads and bridges M. Scott, fees N. P. Payne, fees G. F. Russell, salary 24 35 00 tii) 25 7 35 II. M. Wade .x Co.. G. L. Blackman and James Shahan,acc't court house 11 75 Fees in case of Harry Sulli van 30 05 Fees case of C. E. Walden. IS HO Dr. J. Wyatt, acc't poor. . . 8 CO P. W. Spink, acc't roads and bridges 10 00 D. Hart, acc't roads and bridges . 7 40 StitesA Nutting, printing. . 10 50 Trites A Miller, sundries.. 4 00 Knapp, Burrell A Co., acc't roads 00 25 F. M. Stone, acc't roads. .. 144 00 frees state vs. J. C. Gordon 17 05 Mrs. J. J. Davis, aid poor. . 22 82 Albanv Electric Light Co. . 27 50 E. T. 1. Fisher, sundries. . 51 00 J. O. Boid, aid poor 10 00 ItlLI.S iISAl.I.OWKD. Fortnvller & Irving, aid 25 00 C. D. Montague, aid poor . 15 00 The court a'ijourned until 1 o'clock to-day. The Frisky Bean. Stories about bears having been seen in the berry patches in the Green Basin region have been rife for some time. A party of ladies, in company with L. F. Wilsony-first ran onto a large brown specimen, which was not disposed tol get out of the way at all, and so liiey gave him a wide berth und parted company. Last Sunday the workmen at the Greeu Basin Lumbering Co.'s mill and others, to the number of a dozen and a half, organized a hunt and scoured the hills. They succeeded in scaring up three, which they wounded but did not kill, and the bears escaped in the deep canyon of Line creek. John Miller scared up the same brown bear that had formerly been seen, and being armed only with a re volver, blaed away with that, wounding bruin but doing no serious damage to his bearahip. Ou Tuesday Mr. .Miller took another hunt and succeeded in bringing down a large black bear, close by the mountain home of the senior editor of the H kkai.d. Of course the party of ladies, who are spending a few weeks at the place with Mrs. Train and Arlene, Misses Maggie and Nettie Whit ney, Miss Dell Brumley and Miss Ellen Branuan, were much inter ested in the proceedings, and viewed the bear's carcass as it was carried by the house on men's shoulders with considerable curiosity. Sundry nierrentoes in the shape of bear's claws taken from the immense pedal extrem ities were secured, not to speak of bear steak. Mountain life brings some exciting scenes as well as rainy days. Newton ISeerx' Lout in LoikIou. The gifted actor, Newton Beers, will hold the boards on next Saturday night when a grand per formance of the great master piece of melodrama, "Lost in London," will be put on. The play, although not a new one, possesses a beauty and wholesouiencss thst can be seen again and again with reneweJ interest, just as one can turn to some rare book by an old master and find there interest and beauty that has escaped him be fore. Mr. Beers has produced "Lost in lxmdon" in nearly every city in the United States and Canada and has played the lead ing role of Job Arinroyd over four thousand times. Tue principal scenes in this production are. Act I. Home of the Smart King; Act II. Heart of Blackmore; Act HI. Featherstone's London Vil la; Act IV. Streets of London; Act VI Cottage near London ; Apothesis. Job's Vision. Seats now on sa e. Tueeday evening Edward Whit lock, serving a two-year terra in the penitentiary for the crime of burglary from Coos county, eseaed from prison.. lie was a trusty and had been gone nan an hour before being missed. He is 20 yeara old, six leet and one-half inch iu height, and weighs 222 pounds. He is of dark complexion, with black hair, hazel eyes and a scar on the outer corner of the right eye. A reward of $50 is otlered for his re-turn to the prison. Charles Fads recently had an encounter with a grizzly hear near Summit Prairie, Grant Co. He dismounted his animal to slay bis bearahip, but was delighted to resume his saddle after badly wounding the animal. The second shot changed the scene and the bear reoaired to thetbicKet. X theJhg in the DIGGING FOR COAL. Men Working Kight aid Day on the Dis covery at Spring Mill. Mr. P. H. Bowman, of Spring 1, tnree lanes below Albany on thevBentou county side, iras in thejty yesterday. It is upon his larh that the recent coal dis coveries1 were made, w hich promise to result in the uncovering of val uable coal deposits. Two distinct veins of coal nave been found, and M r.'-J5owm:in bought a quantity of it to tins city yesterday and had it tested in a blacksmith's forge. Messrl. Johnson & Morris wko tested it, pronounced it a fine quality of steam or heating coal. The samples taken out are from the surface and having oeen sub mitted for ages to the action of the elements are naturally soft. The extent and character of the coal deeper down is not yet fully ascertained, but two shifts of men are now working night and day in a tunnel and sinking a shaft, with every prospect of satisfactory re sults. A year or two ago an experienced coal mines and expert bom the Pennsylvania oil fiejd visited the Spring Hill region and explored that vicinity for several days. He said there was every indication of both coal and oil there, and sug gcs'.ed that it would be profitable to expend work enough to ascertain definitely the extent of the deposit. This the owners of the mine are now doing. Their work has been retarded somewhat by inflowing water, but this they are overcom ing and expect to have more definite results from their work in a short t me. They have found coal of good quality and are con fident that it exists in paying quantities. If such proves true, it would be a valuable addition to the industries of this portion of Oregon. The District J uriceshlp. There is said to be quite a fight "brewing" between Judge R. P. Boise and George 11. Burnett, Esq. both of Salem, for the republican nomination for circuit judge of this district. ' They might com promise and yield the nomination to an Albany man. Hon. II. II. Hewitt of this city would grace the bench anJ fill the ofhVe in a way satisfactory to everybody. A Good Yield. Sol King tales first water in getting his yearfs wheat to Benton Co. Flouring Mills, his yield on the piece of land out by the College beingaflittle the rise of 54 bushels per acre). Corvallis Times. Cram's I'nj-lTalled Atlas. The new edition of this unrivall ed work is now Ibeing delivered bv the agent, Mrs.,A. M. Talt. The work is a most excellent one, and this edition is' a great improve ment upon former ones, giving all the latest date and much new matter that was not in the previous editions. It should be in every family, and on every business man's desk. Those who are not supplied can procure the atlas by addressing P. O. Box No. 00 Al bany Oregon. Suie Cure fur the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, anil 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. l'ay Tour City Taxei. The city tales for IBM are now (Jus ami payable, Tho money in neednl ami ererr individual should lcok the mattsrviip anil ee that they ars pid. It not paid immedi ately they will hsconie de!incitnt. The dug tax is also due and if nst paid the order will be ri'en to kill all the d'tfs on whom taxes have not been paid, J. 5,'IIorrain, Marshal. University of Oregon AT EUGENE. Next session begins on Monday, the21bt, day of September, 1891; tuition, free. Four Courses: Classical, Scientific, Literary, and a short English course, in which there is no Latin, Greek, French or German. The English is pre eminently a business course. For catalogues or other information, Address J. W. Johnson, President. EWABT DETACHABLE LINK The Best. BELTING. The Cksapeat- Reduced Price List fssssssagm HBSaaEi Send lor of drive he'.t and other specialties for Eleva tors, Conveyors and Machinery for hauling any material in bulk or package. Lisk I1k.lt Maiiiinhrv Co . Chicago. Stock carried by J. M. AKTHl'K & CO., Portland, Or. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Casloria ! Highest of all in Leavening Power.- I we ii v wrw ABSOLUTELY PURE THE WORLD EMUCUED. 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 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 andeflectual tocleanse the system gently in the Spriu time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Important to Housekeepers. 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 who have purchased invariably re turn and say they are well pleased, that the tea is No. 1 and the bak ing powder is as good as the best. All fiis teas and baking powder bears the name of uulius Grad whol'8 Golden Rule Bazaar, and are expressly put up for his busi ness, and he still continues to give with each pound of tea or baking powder an elegant piece of glass ware. BKKLEV 1KMIA SALVE. The bust salve in the world fur Cut J. Bruises, So.es. Ulcers, Suit Klieum, Fever sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand, Chilblains, Corns, anil skin Eruption:-, and pos tively cures Piles, or 1.0 pay required. It is guaranteed to givs perfect satisfaction, or money re funded, Price 25 cents per box. Fcr sale by Foshuy & Mason Opera House, Warner & Craoori Lessees & Managers, Last Great Attraction. Saturday, August 8th Direct California Tour of the Gifted Actor SEVrTOJSr J5EKHS, In his Masterpiece of Melodrama , LOST IN LONDON, Supported by the principal actors of his original Grand Opera, N. Y. Company, including the beautiful young emo tional actress, JESSIE LEE RANDOLPH. o The grand scenic effects iu LOST IN LONDON, are Heart O'BIeakmore, Great Coal Mine Scene, London Streets at Night, Job's Vision. Seats on sale at Will it Links, 50 and 7"c. READ And you will not REGRET CALL on us and you will find ns always ready lo OFFER you great induce ments from our large line of go. ids GOOD Peaches, Berries. Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Apricots, Apples, Plumbs, Melons, BETTER Corn, Peas, Beans.Potato, Onion,Cabage Turnips Beets Carrots Sw eet Potatoes BEST Soap, Soda, Rice,, Salt, Hbney.llops, Pickels, Tea, Flour, Meal, Spices AM Constantly adding new goods and latest novelties 1K net fail to get our prices. C. E. BROWNELL, Albany. Administrator Sale. NOTICE IS IIKItEIiY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned as administrator of the estate of Henry Meer, deceased, in pursu ance of and by virtue of an ori'cr of the county court of Linn county, Oregon, duly made and entered of record by said court at the Jul? term thereof 1MU. will on the I'.Uh. day ofSeptcmberl91 at the hour of t o'clock in the afternoon of Bait I day at the court house door in the 'ity of Albany in Linn coun y, Oregon, sell at public auction to the hitrhe8t iml'ler lor caan in nanu ine 101 lowine described real property to-wit; Keinnning at a Hint (24) twenty-four feet and 5) inches cast of the northwest corner of lot (1) one iu block (10) ten in the city of Albany Linn county, Oegon as the same is described on the maps at d plats of said city on file in the office of the county clerk of Linn county, Oregon, and running from thence east along the north line of said lot (15) fifteen feet and 10 inches to the center of the party brick wall, thence southerly alonif the center of said rarty wall and parallel to the western boundary line of said lot one, one hundred feet to the alley, thence westerly along the noith line of said alley fifteen feet ten and one half indies, t nance northerly in a rtraight line to the place of oegiuning. JOHN" A. CRAWEOKD, As administrator of the estate of Henry Meyer, deceased. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. Baking Powder NEW TO-DAY. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids for the construction of the Lebanon and Santiam canal, as per p'ans and specifications at their ollii-e in Lebanon, Orn will be received till August :!, at I p. m. The com. pany leserves the right to reject any und ull bids. M. A. Miller, L. Folbt, Secretary. President. Lebanon, July 30, 1S91. GENERAL- European Steamsbip Agency. THROUGH TICKETS To and from Europe by all first-class lines Tickets from any place in Europe to any point in Ihit United States, or from this i-oiintry to Eurcpevn pointi sold oyer tbs fallowing first-class lines: North (ierman Lloyd, via Ne York, North (ierman Lloyd, via Baltimore, Allan Line, Anchor Line, American Line', State Line, Heaver Line, Cunard Line, Kul Star Line, W'h'te Star Line, Ouion Line. DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS sold on all European cities at current rates, liiternation collections. r"or information regarding prices of passage, date of sailing, etc., call o:i or address, C.B.WINN, Albany, Or. FOR SALE OR RENT. JEFFRSON FLOURING MILL, Also SAW AND PLANING MILLS, JetTerson, Marion Co., Or. For particulars apply to CORBETT & MACLEAY, 64 and 00 Front St.. Portland, Or. Portland Uuhwty. OI'KSS SEITEMIIEK 14. Beautiful bealtbful site near the city. Expenses are as reasonable as any other institution of learning on the coast. Classical, literary, ecientific, theological, preparatory, normal and business courses. Stu dents of all grades received. Care ful oversight and direction 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. Stratton, I). D., presi dent, or Thos. Van Scoy, D. 1., dean of college, Portland Univer sity, Portland, Or. -THE- State Agricultural College Opens September 18th, IStll. COL'KSE OK STl'DY arranged expressly to meet the needs oi the farmniK and met natu ral interests of the state. Larvfe, comodioua ami well-ventilated buildings. 1 be college is located ma cultivated and Christian com munity, and one of the healthiest in the Stale. Military Training. Expenses Need Not Exceed tl.M) for the bntire season. Two or more free scholarships from every county. U rile for catalogue to B. L. AKNOLU, I'res., Corvallis, Or, FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRANSACTS A OENIRAL BANKING BUSINESS. PRESIDENT L. FLINN. V1CK PKESIIJKST 8. K YOFNO. ASI1I KK K. W. LANG ON. xisi:e:ctcx3 : S. E. Youno, Lj.E. BuaiM, L Flihs K. K. SOI. E. W LtNUDOR Cashier, Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as fine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be found anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate planting trees, it will pay to see our stock and get our prices and catalogue free. HYMAN & BROWNELL. FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Retail ALBAV OREGON T nnir TTnTiri Avail yourself of LUUii Hl!llvj!l tl,e beneliU of the dnwmcDt Association of Salt Lake Citv Hint secure for yourself S l.uou.ouu at the timo of your marriage. Send r. ..j.nta it. atiiinii fnr information and terms, to insure piompt reply. Ad dress Utah Marrlaire Endowment As sociation. Salt Lake City, J3TAgeut9 Wautcu. riease menuon paper, Dissolution of Drsf Firm. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY muLiial consent. S: A. Hulin and Fred I tau-imn hare this dar dissolved partnership in the drui; business, S. A. Hulin hayiiu: purchased the interest hitherto owned bv Fred Dawson. All outstanding- indebted ness will be settled by, and all accounts are payable to S. A. Hulin, who will, as hither to, lie found ready to accommodate his natrons at his store on French's corner. ' l i uei in FRED DAWSON. Albany, July 1, 1S91. Notice. To all whom it may concern, notice is here by uiven that my wife. Angle Trites, has left my lied and board without au just cause or ppnication, and I will aot be responsible for any debts of her contra Jtiu(f. W. D. Tanas, Albany July 1S01, iGRANDI CI L. T.L -WILL EA WALLACE k Summer Clothing light Wot Underwear, Shirts and all Seasonable Goods at Actual i Remember, tliia gives vou new and richly tailored rlutlung at I lie fame juice we pam. our bIock is large, and you ean select jtibt an well now an you could ear.ier iu the 8ea8oc. ' T. L. WALLACE & CO., THE BIRTHPLACE OF GREAT AND HONEST UAKUAIX3. Albany Collegiate Institute, .lAiAJNTY, OREGON, September 9, 1891. June 10, 1892. A full Corps of Four departments of study : Collegiate, Normal, Business. Primary. Type writing and Sliort-liand are ta'iidit. For catalogue address, REV. ELHKUr N. COND1T, A. M.. President. HAVE YOU SEEN THE KG OIF1 bran SUMMER MT mm -NOW IN Iv. K. The Leading Clothier SALE! li SELL an opiiorlunitv to buv any of our fopciicLced Teachers. GOODS TO BE SOLD IN THE Sale HVC": STOCK. BLAiN, & Merchant Tailor. wm
