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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1891 j OX 8 ALE. The Daily Hkbald will be on sale each morning at II. J. Jones' book store.wliereittanbe procured at 5 cents per copy. JOTTIXGS ABOUT TOWN. Wheat ia 75 cents. S. A. Hulin, druggist, French's corner. Royal Dutch cocoa at C. . Bruwnell's. K. G. Cameron, of Corvallis, is in the city. Have j'ou seen that elegant piano at Klein Bros. A. I). Nash, ot Corvallis, was in Albany yesterday. Pay your school tax and save costs of collection. Klein Bros, are giving a fine piano to their customers. Mrs. M. O. Brink, of Newortf is visiting her parents in this city. Have you examined that beauti ful $400 piano at Kleiu Bros, shoe store. Bert Magers left yesterday for a trip through 3Iarion and Polk counties. Mrs. E. E. rarrish and sister Miss I.ois Helm left for the bav yesterday. i Experts pronounce Klein Bros piano one of the finest toned in struuients. Fresh vegetables every morning from 1,1 nu county gardens at Parker Bros. . J. M. Flaugher. of' La comb, one of our live teachers, was in the city pesterday. Just received at the Ladies Bazaar The "Sensation" the latest novelty in hats. Mrs. Tip Humphrey and chil dren are over from Scio visiting relatives here. Mrs. Circles, of I'rlneville, is visiting her sister Mrs. I). S. Smith in this ciey. If you are hungry go to Barker SJros. and get a loaf of the best iread in the city. Mrs. W. C. Davis and family returned yesterday from a month's stay in the mountains. Floyd Itorris and Clare Vunk lioarded the Yamina train yester day for a week's vacation. Your school tax will be delin Uent if not paid at once. Look after it and save costs of collection. .Wanted, an agent in Albany to represent Portland wholesale can dy factory. Yiiice !t Co., Portland, Ogn. Mrs. S. H. Dodd, of Salem and Mrs. Stone, of Portland, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Mon teith in this city. Look at T. L. Wallace A Co.'s display of neck wear, anything in window for 25 eta. Both Windsor's and Four in Hand. II. Weils, of Corvallis. formerly of this city, was in Albany yestsr day. He says wheat is bringing cents in uorvallis. Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh's Mire ia me remedy lor you. For sale by Foshay & Mason. J. B. K. Morelock, formerly of Brownsville, and lately of kirt land, near Seattle, has located at Merlin, Josephine county. I. A. Phelps has drawn out of the Halsey News and gone to Ililisboro to embark in a demo cratic paper at that place. We are the only people who car ry the celebrated E. fc W. collar and cuffs. Always have the latest styles in stock, T. L. Wallace A Co. J. It. Geddes, of Rock Creek, formerly in charge of the Warm Spring agency school, was looking alter business in Albany yester - day. Governor Pennoyer was among a large party of Salemites who rested over Sunday at Mehania. That place is a popular mountain resort. Have you seen the fine line of summer neckwear going at 50 cents at T. L. Wallace A Co's? Elegant $1 goods all go for 50 cents. OREGON WHEAT CROP. The Lati Balis did no Material Damage Tiraihiag Commenced. Crop-Weather Bulletin, No. 22. Following is for the week ending Saturday, August, 8th 131l. The temperature has been from 2 to 5 degrees a day below the average for the week. On Tues day and Wednesday thunder storms were quite general and rain fell, especially in the Wil liamette valley and along the coast ; rain also fell on Thursday and Friday, while to-day is clear ing weather and warmer. The rain fall was heaviest in Multno mah and Columbia counties and gradually decreased to the south, especially south of Marion county ; south of the Calapooia mountains less than .15 of an inch of rain fell, In northern part of Wil lamette valley about .75 of an inch of rain fell ; in a few sections hail fell on the 5th. The rain did no material damage to the wheat crop ; much of the fall wheat was cut and in shock, ready for the thresher, and about all the damage done was the de lay which will crowd fall wheat thrashing and spring wheat cut ting close together. There are a few reports of wheat having fallen, but this is practically nothing. A countinuatiou of the rain would have caused the wheat to spout the clearing weather was moBt timely. Threshed wheat in Polk and Yamhill counties has been averaging from -o to 40 busneis ter acre; oats also yield well In some sections plowing for snmnipr.fullowini? ia in nroires.s The rains were oi great benefit ,t6 root crops, gardens, pasturage young orchards and had a tendency to destroy and cause a cessation of tiie averages made by the nor louse and codlin moth. The four days lain was most unusual fo this season of the year, but for tunately, no damage was done and good results lrom it are ex pected. Eastern Oregon-weather l lie temperature has tieen considerably below the average for the season of the year. The weather has been cloudy or partly cloudy and general showers prevailed on Thursday and Friday, raging from 04 of an inch at Hie Dalles, .0 ot an inch at Baker City. In the Blue mountains in Union, Wallowa and Baker counties snow fell on the night of the 5th. The tern iierature was so cool that tares were neeessarv in the house for comfort The rains delaved harvesting and threshing for two days; no damage was done to the wheat by the ram, though it did some damage to the hay crop east and south of the Blue mountains In Wasco county fro:u Dufur to fhe Dalles the wheat is shrunken and the yield is poor ; some smut is to be found; in other sections the wheat yield is good. In Gilliam county there is Borne rust. In Morrow county the wheat is yielding even better than was exiiected. In Umatilla county the yield is better than for many years. Wallowa, Union, Baker, Crook Grant and other interior counties have excellent prospects. COAST NOTES. Intereiting Itemi in Brief from weat Exchanges- North- The Klamath cannery is prepar ing for a big season's run. Twenty boats, with forty men, will scoop in the fish. The First National bank of Roseburg will be in working order by the first of next month. Ml preliminary arrangements have been made'or now in progress. Allen Kamsey, of Thirty-mile, met with a painful accident one day last week by a horse falling UKn him, dislocating his shoulder and smashing him up generally. William (J. Brown was making geologit al observations in the Emigrant creek region last week, mapping the sand stone laycis fcr the next annual report of the United States geological Mirve.v. Captain U. S. Little field has already driven two solid rows of piles at the mouth of tho Coquille river. In a month, work on the jetty will be advanced far enough to commenced dumpphig rock, Little or no work is being done at the Seven Devils mines at present. Some of the men arc working their own properties, and the surface indications promise a lively time in the near future. Over 100 men are now employed at the Myrtle creek mines and about fifty moW'wIfrfrOiaient out in a day otwo. ork on ditch isrK'ing pushed rapidly, will J6 completed abjut October Coast Fork, near Taylor's. The bridge at that place washed out a year ago lest winter, and is very much needed to be rebuilt, especi ally in the winter, as the river gets up so it can't be forded. Quite a number of hordes are dying in the Haystack section of Grant county from distemper. The disca'se first appeared in the neighborhood of the Wall creeks, but has extended to other sections. Range horses are suffering more than others from ihe disease. Jap Griffith was shot through the calf of the leg at Heppner last Tuesday by th accidental dis charge of a pistol in the the hands of a herder, while the latter was pulling it in order. He was lying on the ground a few feet d stant with his leg elevated above his head, the bullet passing over his head and entering the fleshy part of the lower leg. THE GREATEST OF ALL. A Glorious Holiday witb ers. Sella Broth- Change of Time. The new timetable on the Ore' gon Pacific went into effect yester day. The change is so arranged that the laouiua train connects with the train to Halstead. the engineer going right on through Leaves l aquina at i a. m., arrives at Albany at 11 :IS a. m. Leaves Albany for the front at 12 :40 r. m Arrives at Halstead at 3:10 r m and on Wednesdays and Satur days will run on to Coe, arriving there at 4 i". m , returning to Hal stead at 5 i'. m., and laying over night. Going west: Leate Hal stead at 7 a.m.; arrive at Albany at 9:40 a. m.; leave Albany at 12;20 v. m. ; arrive at Yaouina at 4 :3a i: u. The sw imming match at Water x last Sunday attracted quite crowd. It was a contest between Devi ne and Card and was won bv the former. There is a law requiring road supervisors in their respective districts to exterminate thistles 1 he law is a good one and should be enforced. J. . Gardener, the miner who has been in Southern Oregon since last tall, came m yesterelay, hav ing come up the coast to Y'apiina. He w ill go on up to Quai tsville to-day. The appointment of Hon. G. E. Chambenain as the first incum Lent of the ollice of attorney-general for the state of Oregon will have no effect to tarni.-h the fame or political standing of any one. II is appointment was highly cred itable aud he will till the ollice with honor and justice and hon esty, as he has every position he has jet occupied. t Traction Englur v. Brll. New plans will have to be adopted and stronger and better wotk made on the bridges through out the county hi nee the use of traction engines has been estab lished. Many of the present bridges will not stand the etrain. Tiie Sanderson bridge on the Srio road was recently damaged so by an engine crossing it that it has been declared ungate. Sadly Afflicted. Prineville Review: Laet Mon day another of Mr. and Mrs. John Savage's children died with diph theria, making four in all who have been cut down in little over a week. Such an atlliction as this is indeed hard to bear, and the sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved par ents. Only a short time ago their family was composed of eight sprightly, robust children. Now only four are left, four haying fallen victims to the dread disease, and were carried alway almost without warning. Old Township Surveyed. Cottag? Grove Leader: Mr. Bert Collier retnrned from the mountains Monday having fin ished surveying one of the town ships of his contract. He will return in a few days to commence on the second one. Mr. W. M. Bushbv w ho has a contract for one town ship there, also came down, and went to Nehama. Mr. Bushby cays it will take hiiu two weeks to finish his contract. Tfi big Tfed atfeW keenui Ot Sells Brothers' Enormous United Shows, which are to ex hibit at Albany, Wednesday Aug. li), it may be truly said that "age cannot wither no" custom pall their infinite variety." This, the twentieth year of their vastly pro gressive existence, they coine to us with an array of sensations, spectacles, performances and liv ing wonders from every clime, simply bewildering. In fact there is scarcely room to mention separ ate departments, let alone the hundreds of features that go to make of each a great and amazing show . Besides every notable variety of rare wild beasts, includ ing the tremendous pair of living , . . : i i - nippopoiami; every act possioie to human nerve, agility, and in genuity and brute sagacity; the excitement of the thrilling hippo drome races, the rare specially ex hibited features, and the ravishing dancing of the great Spanish artist, Cyrene, there is to be con sidered the wild Moorish Caravan, introducing the most wonderous feats of barbaric agility and strength, and appearing quaintly and superbly arnrid and equipped in the grand, novel and romantic and spectacular pilgrimage to Mecca. From performing mam moth or huge disporting amphibia to daintiest detail there is noth ing inferior or commonplace about this extraordinarily rich and at- sictive alliance. It possesses ery leature, teat and display, oi boVi home and foreign origin, in g with such an entertain- menthat can be procured, and many nowhere else to be seen. Its morning glorious street parade is a free introduction to a holiday none should miss. IN MEM0RIAM. Hall ok Dikkdoiifk Lodi;i;, ) No. 54, I. O. O. F. )' Whereas, It his pleased the Lord in his infinite wisdom to call from our midst our beloved brother Jasper Crabtree, w ho was striken by the hand of deatii at his home near Scio, in Linn county, Oregon, be it therefore Resolved, That the lodge has lost an upright and faithful mem ber and brother, one w hose daily- walk trulj exemplified those vir tues, friendship, love and truth, Resolved, That we sincerely sympathize with his grief stricken family in tins hour ol bereavement and in this hour we would con mend them to our Heavenly Fa ther, believing that He doeth all things for the best. Resolved, lhat these resolu tions be spread upon ttie records of the lodge, a copy thereof be trans mitted to the family of the de ceased brother, aud a copy sent to the county papers for publication, j;. o. iivpE, R. SlIKLTON, P. O. Smith, CommiUee. Geological Discovery, Newport Times: The sand cliff fronting the Ocean at this place, in addition to the grand problems they have hitherto afforded the scientific worker, now adds another great interest to the gnologist in the fact that they are proved to be full of fossil remains. The head and ribs of an immense sea horse of the middle tertiary period, which found its grave more than half a million years ago, has just been disintered by .Ylr. .S. Uent.ey aud given over by him to l'rof. Condon of the State Uuiversity for preservation. Al the earnest solicitation of some Portland and Salem gentlemen who happened to be on the ground, l rot. Condon consented to give a familiar talk of these cult forma tions Thursday and explain how Mr. Sea Lion was captured. A large audience assembled to hear bis lecture, which was a practical lesson in geology not soon to be forgotten by his hearers. This will undoubtly lead to the dis covery of many more valuable fossils in the cliffs about the Resort City. Dont fail to see the fossil ; you miss it if you do. That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by Foshay & Mason. THE WOULD KNKIC1IKD. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything uiai win conuuee to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced me worid was enriched with the on ly perfect laxative known, as it ia the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt andeUectual tocleanse the system gently in the Snrin- time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Craiu'8 In rival led Atlan, The new edition of this unrivall ed work is now being delivered bv . t a n, r rni. me agent, airs. a. m. lait. The work is a most excellent one, and this edition is a treat 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 wllo are not supplied can piocure the atlas by addressing P. O. Box No. 00 Al bany Oregon. Sate Cure for the I.lijuor or Opium IfahltH. The Eaet India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's Mnowiedgc, 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. BKKLKVS All M1 SALIF. Tbe best salve in the worM for Cuts. Bruises, So.es, Ulcers, Salt Kheuni, Fever sores, Tetter, (.'happed Hand, Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruptions, and pus lively cures Piles, or i.o pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded, Price 25 cents per box. Fcr sale by Fusliuy it Mason NEW TO-DAY. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids for the construction of the Lebanon and Santiam canal, as per p'uns and specifications at their ollice in Lebanon, Or will be received tin August :s, at 1 p. m. Ihe coin party leserves the right to reject any and all bids. M. A. Miller, L. Foley, Secretary. President. Lebanon, July -JO, lsjll. -GENERaL- Iiiirop Steamship Agency. THROUGH TICKETS To and from Kuropc by all first-ulriss lines. Tic kuU from ny place in Europe to any point in thit United Stotci, or from tliia . ouiitry to KurcH'n point sold over the follouitiK flmt-clans lints: Xortli Certnan Lloyd, via New York, North Ccrmiin Lloyd, via Baltimore, Allan Line, Anchor Line, American Line, State Line, Itraver Line, Cnnard Line, Ked Star Line, Wh'te Star Line, Guion Line. DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS field on all Kuruican citieaat current ratoa. Inteniation collect ions, r'or iuformatiuii regarding prices of passage, date of aaiiing, etc, call o:i or address, V, B. WINN, Albany, or. iQRAND! i i SALE! T.L WALLACE ft WILL SELL FIRE, FIRE, FIRE!! Are You Ready For the Cry? There seems to be an error in the statement that only foreign insurance companies lost m tiie recent Lebanon lire, for one of Julius Gradwliol'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 wliol's companies to pay promptly their lull loses as soon as they occur. Therefore if you want to insure your property well go to Mr. Gradnhol, who represents six No. 1 insurance companies with a capital of a hundred million dollars. FOR SALE OR RENT. JEFFRSON FLOURING MILLS Also SAW AND PLANING MILLS, Jellerson, Marion Co., Or. For particulars apply to CORI1ETT A MACLEAY, (54 and Wi Front St., Portland, Or. READ And you will not REGRET DIE I). At Work on the I'pprr Klrrr. The government snngltoat Cor vallis was at the Oregon I'ai itic wharf all day Sunday ai.d yester day started out removing ohstruc- Too UooU to B True. A Corvallis man, who has just returned from San Francisco was in this city yesterday. He says that Win. M. Hoag will be in Al bany to-morrow. Mr. Hoag in an interview said that on his return he would gladen the hearts of the employes of tin Oregon Pacific. It is certainly hopeful that he will, for a more worthy and faithful set of workmen cannot be found. excursion tv Yaquiua. Another, and probably the last this season, of the popular excur sions wi.l be given trom Albanv to Newport Aug 10. Full particulars later. Watch the daily papers and small bills. Owl Creek Krl.lCr. Mr. GeciL-e Yountr in lmsilv n. tions from he Upper illamette. gaged in putting in a new bridge Mie will not go dow n the river lor , on Owl creek, Iso weeks. aud Corvallis. Chipped learn. lane pears not quite ripe, pare ana core, ana cut tiiein in long, thin strips. To eight pounds of the fruit put eight pounds of sugar. the rind of four lemons cut into trips, the juica of the lemons. one-fouth pound of race or green ginger and half a pint of water. Hon until the fruit is transparent f held to the light. The ginger must first be scraped thoroughly and cut nne, and the lemon peel should be boiled in water until tender, to remove the bitter taste, or you may use only thin shavings j of the outer rind. A Bad Kama. The Clateop beach, as well as the Ilwaco beach, is gaining a very- bad reputation. Following the terrible accident of iast week at the last named place, comes the report that Mrs. F. W. Parker, of Astoria, was drowned at Clatsop, the undertow being the cause of the accident, as it was in the former case. L'H AM BERLIN On Sunday, August ', 18'.ll . M'. Maliu 1. t'lianiberlin, a'cd 74 years, Mi. Chamberlin came to Albany about a year ago from South Dakota. He was a native of Nuw Jersey, uud was a mnn highly esteemed by al' who knew him. He leaves a wife and eight children, five of whom, J. K., H :., Bert, Mrs. W. K. Blain and Mrs. K. A. Schilller reside in Albany, and three daughters in the East. The fuaerul services were held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the family residence. lirA.VIKO-A young (cirl 1 1 and care of th'ldre for light wnrk Iren. Intjuirc at cot tage earner Ninth and Calapooia streets. CALL on us and you will find us always ready to OFFER you great induce ments from our large line ' of goods Portland Uoirasty. OI'KS.S SEPTKMUGK 14. Beautiful healthful site near the city. Expenses are as reasonable as any other institution of learning on the coast. Classical, literary, scientific, 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, D. D., presi dent, or Thos. Van Scoy, D. D., dean of college, Portland Univer sity, Poitiand, Or. Agr Mm THE- icuU Opens September 18th, ISill. COVItSE OK STl'DY arranged expressly to meet the ueeild oi the farming and mecnani cal interests of the state'. Lartfe, comoilious and wcll-vrutilatcd'builtliiiK. The collie H loiated in a cultivated and Christian com munity, and one of the healthiest in the State. GOOD Peaches, P.errics. llanauas, ( (ranges, Lemons, Apricots, Apples, Plumbs, Melons, Notice of I'arnternlilp. NOTICE is he.eliv iriven that .1. W. f::.in- licr h:is purchased a one half interest in the Scio Holier Mills, an 1 the liuiinoss will here after be run under thjlirm name of Ooins k i.niiicr. Scio Aieriist 1 1 En Coins, J, W, Oamiikr. l'ay Your City Taxes. The city taxes for lb'.U are now Ouc ami layalile. The money is needed and even individual should Icok the matter up and oec inai nicy are pvui, II not panl iinnieili ately they will liccome delinquent. The il..t tax is also uue and it not paid the order will lie iriven t kill all the dogs on whom taxes nve not tieen paw. J. , Hoffman, Marshal, KWAliT DETACHABLE LINK rv BELTING. The Best. VV The Cheapest- At Work Day and Night. Eugene Gnp.rd : The companv. who are developing the quick sil ver mine on Coast Fork, have a day and night force of men at work. The mine is evidently meeting the expectations of the interested as they are developing it very fast, and will soon put on an extra force of men. Reduced Price List of drive belt and other qcciaHlefi for Eleva tors, Conveyors ami Machinery for hauling; any material In hulk or package. Link ISki.t 31 Ac nixKRV lo , ein. :i''.. stock cair.ed ly i. 3i. aki in k it io., rurtianii, or. betweeu this city Iteturna Thanks, Mrs. M. D. Chamberlin and fam ily desire to return thanks for the kind attention in sympathy ex tended duribg the last Fickness, death and bunt 1 of the husband and father. Mav like assistance and kindly attention come to all when passing through the deep affliction. At a Bargain. For sale or trade, a judgment issued from justice court in Al bany, on a note, against C. II, Dalrimpie, S0. Albanv, August 1U, l.v.U. C. F. Wright. Hatiisburg, (Jr. The trotting bred stallion Al- wood Breeze will stand for service at Trites Bros, stable, Albany Sat urday's of each week until further notice. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria 1 BETTER Corn, Peas, Beans.Potato, Onion.Cabage Turnips Beets Carrots Sweet Potatoes BEST Soap, Soda, Rice, Salt, llonev.IIops, Pickeis, Tea, Flour. Meal, Sjiici's Military Training. Expenses Need- Not Exceed ilfiO for Entire Season. the l wo cr more free s hniarships Trora cvery eouiitv. V rite lor cabuoiMie to 11. 1.. AK.Nol.K, f res., Orvallis, Or FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRANSACTS A ULbwSKSb. GENERAL BANKING PKKSIDKNT L. FI.1NS. VICE 1'KPSIIlKST S. K YOUNO. ASIUKK K. W. LANG iON. DIEECTOK3 : AM Constantly adding new goods and latest novelliivS Do net fail to get our prices. C: E. BROWNELL, Albanv. Administrator Sale. 1YTOTICE IS HEKEiiY GIVEN THAT TIIE jLl undersigned as administrator of the estate of llci.ry Meier, dei-eised, in pursu ance of and by virtue of an on'cr of the county court of Linn county, Oregon, duly made and entered or record hy said court at the Julv term thereof lyil, will on the l'.nli. lay ofSeptcmlierlN'JI at the hour of 1 o'elock in the afternoon of said day at the court house door in the it y of Albany in Linn county, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest linliler tor c.iMi in hand the fol lowing described real proiierty to wit; lleiriniuni; at a point (-4) twenty-four feet and fi inches cast of the northwest corner of lot (1) one in block ( 10) ten in the city of A'hanv Linn county, O-ciron as the same is described on the maps at d plats of said city on file in the othce of the county clerk of Linn county, Oregon, and running from thence east aton the north line of said lot (IS) lifteen feet anil 10J inches to tho center of the party brick wall, Ibencu southerly along thecenter of paid party wall and larallel to the western txiuiMarv line or said lot one. one hundred feet to the alley. thence wcs'crlv along the noi th line of said alley fifteen feet ten and nne half Im hes. thence no'therlv in a straight line to the place of ocgiuning. jwii.x a. tti.in ronii, As administrator of the estate of Henry Meyer, deceased. S. E. L, JK. Youko, ULAIK, E. W Lanodon L Flikm K. V. Sox. Cashier, Albany Nurseries. AVE 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. 1IYMAN A BROWNELL. FOSHAY & MASON Wholesale and Retail Drttfflp ALBAV- OREGON Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. y Baking yu lDUr s&& 11 VVVUVI ABSOLUTELY PURE r flflF TTUIDTP Avflil yourself of UUUn. 11 ElllU the benehts of the I'tah Marriage En tJnwmeDt Association of Salt Lake Citv and secure for yourself $1,000,000 at the timt, or your marriage, oena 5 cents in stamu for information and terms, to insure piompt reply. Ad dress L'tah Marriage Endowment As' sociation. Salt Lake City, fSrAgents Wanted. Please mention paper, Dissolution of Drag Firm. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY mutual consent, S: A. Hulin aud Fred Dawson have this day difsolved partnership in the drui; business, S. A. Hulin haviui; purchased the interest hitherto owned by Kred ltawson. All outstanding indebted ness will be settled by, and all accounts are payable to S. A. Hulin, who will, as hither to, I found ready to accommodate hla patrons at bis store on French s corner. S. A. HULIN, EKED DAWSON. Albany, July 1, 1S91. Notice. To al! whom it may concern, notice is herein- iriven that my wue. Angle Tritca, has left niy bed and board without any Just caua or urovication. and I will not be responsible for any debts of her contracting. IV If 4 KIIU, Albany July 1 1S91, Summ br Clothing tight to'iit Uoilenvear, Shirt and all Seasonable Goods at Actual- I' ll MONTH iaT'Rememher, this gives you an opportunity to buy any of our new and richly tailored clothing al the same piice we paid. Our atock is large, and you can select just as well now as you could earlier in the season. T. L. WALLACE k CO., THE BIRTHPLACE OF GREAT AXI) 1IOXEST BARGAINS. Albany Collegiate Institute, -A.I13AJNT Y, OREGON, September 9, 1891. June 10, 1892. A Corp s of . ExpericLced Teachers. Four departments of study : Collegiate, Normal, Bubinees, Primary. Type writing and Short-hand arc taught. For catalogue addren. REV. ELBERT X. COND1T, A. M., Preaideot. HAVE YOU SEEN THE GOODS TO BE SOLD IN THE Grant Clearance a e OUT" HVHrT: SUMMER :OE HOT WEATHER IS NOW IN STOCK. The L. EX Leading Clothier BLAiN, Merchant Tailor.