Morning daily herald., August 13, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

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VilE MOItNINO HERALD: THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1891
' anting gaUjj JuraW
ON H A I.E.
The Daily Herald will he on
ale each iiioniinir at II. J. Jones
book store, here it tin bo procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINO AKHIT TOWN.
S. A. lluliu, druggist, French's
corner.
Royal I Mitch cuoa at C. E.
B.-ownell'i.
W. H. Cowan returned yet-ter-l.iy
from Yanuina.
I'ay your school tax ami save
costs oi roller tion.
Mr-. lr. W. K. KIlw went to
PortLnd yesterday.
Mis Vesta Mason has returned
fi oiii a visit to California.
II. M. Lyons of the Stayton
Sun, was in the city yesterday.
: Judge Bean and J. I., Page, cf
Eugene, were iti this city yester
day .
: Rev. E. R. Trie-hard was in the
city yesterday, and went to l'oi t
land. Have yon examined that beauii
lul fltX) piano at Klein l'.nd. shoe
tore.
Miss IVarl Vance and M'n-s
Nina (Jalbraitli went to Newport
yesterJay.
I). V. S. Rvid and faiuilv wrr.t
to Eugene, their future home,
yesterday.
Expert pronounce Klein Bro.
piano one oi the tinest toned in
struments. Jut received at the Ladies
B.izaarThe "Sensation'' the latest
novelty in hat.".
Fresh Ya'piina Hay s.ihnon at
S cents per pound at llydc market.
Alfo lioundere and sluron.
Your school tax will he delin
(jurut if not pc.id at onre. I.o k
sifter it and save costs ol collection.
Wanted, an agent in Albany to
represent Portland wholesale can
dy factory. Vince ei Co., Portland,
Ogn.
ML-s Li rare Barrows, daughter
ifl E. S. Harrows, arrive I in tin
city yesterday from Oenvcr, Cd
orado. The opera house management
liave secured Philip P.niiipt'
Chariot of Sorg fijr November, six
nights.
Chaf. Sears and Her. Clellan are
the boss bicyclists between here
and Corvallistn, having beaten
f jruier records.
Look at T. 1.. Wallace Co.'s
display of neck wear, anything in
window turrets. Doth U'inis jr's
and Four in Hand.
B. L. Arnold, president of the
Agricultural college, who lu;s been
ou a trip to the Sandwich islands.
liaj just arrived at home.
We are the only people who car
ry the celebrated E. Ot W. oILu
and cull's. Always have the latest
styles in atoc1, T. L. Wallace iv Co.
.Mr. ieorge Jester, brjther of the
S. 1. depot agent. H'. 1.. Jester,
from the Western I'nioii Telegraph
in Portland, was in the rity yester
day. Have you seen the line!in.-r
Biimuier neckwear going at "
rents at T. L. Wallace ; CoV.'
Elegint fl goods, all g lor o i
cents.
I'.ainerd Montanve, son of Hon.
L. 11. Mon'anye, is still Ijing ick
with typhuid tever at the family
home in this city, no: yet able tj
sit up.
Another one of Sells Bron. ad
vertising cars was suit tracked at
this rity, and yesterday all the
remaining .space was covered with
tl iming paper.
Messrs. IVrey Young and Carl
ton Sox leave in a few days f'jr
Monmouth, Illinois, where they
"will pursue their Mu iies m tin.
college at that place.
The game of ball Tin s i.. y be
tween poK.tne an i l'oi tiaml was
u walk over for the formr. t'welve
runs were made in one i liting and
a score of V to "i run up.
Yaipiina irueEts were augmented
yesterday froHi this plat'f) t-y Miss
1-ara and Clara Sternb. Miss
Hen-) Senders, Miss Sedgwick ami
Mrs. Vance and daughter.
l)r. K. L. WillouL-hby and family
anl Mrs. K. T. Willotighby will
fhoitiy remove from West l'oint
to Eugene, where the doctor will
retinue the practice of dentistry.
Stated L'oiiclair of Temple
Couj'dy No. Knight's rem plat s
At their asylum this Tlnnsday
evening at m o'cioek ; a hid uUeii
dence is desired, l'.y order of F.. L".
Paikcr Bros, have serine 1 the
services ot another lirst-cla.-g
baker. They are making lir.e
bread now and the fact that the
public appreciates this is indi
cated by their increa-in;; trade.
The Lunelle city marshal has a
new duly attached t' him. He is
to watch all diays and trucks, and
auypcrson usin one ilh a tire less
than four inches wide is to he lined
to the tune oi from .J0 to $30.
F.J Ford and Thos. Tlouuis, en
gineers ou tiie Ore!' n I'ucitic,
change runs each day, each one
ruinin g from Yaipiiua to ll.il.-ti u.l
o;ie;day and bacii the :i-;t, alter
nitibii:. Mr. I.aulna l is in chaise
oi a'yard eng;ne in this city.
Mr. T. I. Smith, r.'rent'v from
the state of New York, came up
troiu l ortianii last evening luorv.ne; (
overtho country with Lie n:ten
tiou oi making a pel in ment 1 a
tion and yoin into the mercantile
luisiness. in w iiii h he has belt to
fore barn t nt'd.
31. E. South lamp .'It rliu.
ie -M. eiiuiin st u ii win
a camp-meet ng at the jfonrid
Lebanon from September I'd
10th. The camp-ground is
flitutted one mile from LiImi.oii
depot, in a maple grove, immedia
tely on the wag.ni road i'roni
Lebanon to Albany, on the land
of Win. P. Gore.
CCA3T K0TE3.
i Iat-'TM'iai; Hems in Bri'f From NotH-
wert Exchanges.
Spriniilield will soon have a
Vl'.lilO dr-pot.
A combined harvester and
thresher that cuts ?nd Hacks the
wheat, drawn by twenty-two
horses, is one of the eights in an
so t-acre Union county 'rain lie'.d.
Hull Heck lecentlr made a
clean up at their placer di;;i;ini;s
on Lou, so creek and netted the
stiu sum of 1700, after a two
months' run. This claim L situ
ated five or six miles from Li rants
l'ass.
L i:' to the late season, classes
are resumed at Mount Antel col
lege, Marion county, Or., Septem
ber 7, not September 1. as stated
in tiie catalogue. For further
information apply to the reyeren
director of Mount Angel college.
The death of Mrs. Phillip F.ro-t-'an,
occurrinjr last week at her
resilience on Little Trout ':reek,
Crook county, was an extremely
sad one. The unfortunate w oman
died in confinement and leaves a
husband and six children to mourn
their irreparable loss.
Sunday morning J. A. Howard,
of l'endleton, felt a burning sensa
tion in his ciieek, and one side of
his face has since gradually swollen
until his neart t friend would
hardly recognize him. A physi
cian who was called is at loss to
account for the trouble, as there is
no symptom of erysipelas.
Mr. Richardson, who is making
a success of fruit farming at
i.rant's l'as-s, says that he has rid
his apple tree of the aphis by
scrapirg oil' the loose bark and
washing the trees witk concen
trated lye dissolved in water dur
ing the winttr. Spraying with
soapsuds in the spring extermi
nates what is left.
Mr. Pan Uohhin. son of Super
intendent .1. II. Kohbins, oi the
Kobbiiia-F khoin mini', Monday
hrough' to Paker City a line sam
pln of ore and placed the same on
exhibition. Tiie speciman weighs
ub.jiit twenty pjunds and is alive
Willi mack eilipiiureta denoting
tiie richness of tho rock. It was
taken from the 700 loot tunnel,
hich taps the ledge at a depth of
:ioO teet.
Cattle iiuetnn of the Wet.
A Western cattle rancher says it
is becoming an every day
occurrence to see women out W e.t
dealing in cattle and horses. The
unci mess and har.lsliio ol toe
great piaiiiesuo not seem to deter
energetic women iroin the purpose
ol conducting a profitable business.
A few days ag a cattle tiueen from
Idaho sold two car loads of line
horses at Onuha at a much better
tii.'iire than any man could haw
obtained. The story that a young
F.ngli.ih holy on a ranch in Mon
iana sub hied the rag'i of a herd ol
wild bulls, wLo were about to gore
her, by walking boldly up to them
singing the s-'ldiers' chorus from
"Faust" is incomplete. The nar
rator forgot to add that upon
rec gniim: the air toe intelligent
auiuials iuimedi itely joined in,
playing it bcauutully iuoi: their
horns. Omaha lee.
Iu I'rubate Court. -
In the estate of M. J. J'.urkliart,
linal accoiiat tiled and set for hear
ing Sept. 7th.
In the estate of II. K. Schooling,
.1. U. Wyatt appointed adtn.-s. with
tjonds fixed at fsooO.
In the matter oi the estate of
Jasper Cra'-tree, order to set aside
persona! property to widow.
In the estate of Maria Crews,
iirst account tiled and approved.
In the estate of leyphine Si hool
ing, leore Iluii:piirey appointed
iilins., hond lixed at fS.COO.
Honds ii!ed and approved. K.-E.
I'pmeyer, ."-am .May and li. A.
R.unpey yjipointed appraisers.
In the estate of F. W. trover,
final account tiled and set for hear
ing Sept. Uih, at 11 o'clock a. m.
f.oilKti Instituted.
A lxlge of Knights of Pythias
was instituted in Indapeiidenee
last night by l'eputy G. C., i. W.
I lochstedler. From this place to
take part in the proceedings
there went, yesterday afternoon,
Walter M. l'arker, Geo. V. lloeh
stedler, Dr. J. L. Hill, W. A. Mc
Clain, J. W. I'.rowu, II. W. I'rice,
R. G. Watson, Frank Wood, Jr.,
K. I. Will, L. W. Deyoe, L. Gotl
lieti, Frank Trites and John
Isom, Jr.
ClnH for L.xainiii:ttiou.
The ijuarterly examination for
Inn county public School teachers
coinmenced vesteid.iv with the
following in attendance: Mrs.
W.J. Meele. Mary I'orter, Mrs.
Ida Swjnn, Julia M. Taylor, Rosa
K. Moure, l."iia Williamson,
Ani.md i Uranduii, W. M. Ilrown,
C. F. Tiltoii, S. li. Uidgway, Kva
I'.assett, M. E. Weaver, Ina liar
clay, Laura C Myeis, Cora A.
Gather, Mary llcitman, R. W.
Swink, II. C. Jordan S. F. Long
bottom. I'liltiiiK on the Cineli.
E igene City Council' arose to
tha situation, and passed an ordi
tianci; reipiiring circuses or other
ho.vs which paid to procure a
c:ty license to pay a license fee of
15! for pnading in the streets.
I This was done to catch Sells Bros.,
wli j make a practice of going just
:i:side th.j eorjHjrate limits witii
tin ir tents in order lo avoid the
city license. It pro'-ably means
n j parade in the city.
AHiuuy Catlier Them In.
The Sugar Pine DiKir anil Lum
ber Company of this tity, with
commendable enterprise reach out
for work. They have et cured
three contracts in S.iletn. The
mill work on the asyaim farm i
house, barn and o'her buildings, !
...,.i ..:-.. ti ...ni ......I n... I
and also the mill
SIN l JI I IIXJ
$-":HKi residence ol A. Klein
fo'ittge for Howard Ashby.
and
a.
j
REAL ESTATE SALES-
Marv .A. arid K. !'.. Hughes
to
Kobert ih.ss', 1 acren in p. i i. S.
K. 1 w., 100.
D. I'.ridges et ux to I. II. (i Mrs
lot II, block ;!, IJ.'s A.. ShellbiiMi,
$10.
V. Crawford et ux to. I. II.
and W. 11. Glass, parcels in Cr.tw
fordsville, $13 ).
It. Schi.lt. et u, Li, W.
Wright, lots 1, 'J, , A, S.'.s A , Al
bany, $323.
Mrs. A. M. Worth et a! t A. II.
Fri.it. lots 1 a"ud t, block 11, lVo
ria, ..! to.
A. II. l ri it to M. Flint, lots 1
and 4, block 11, and lots 7 ami
block S, CeoriM, 3 V).
li. II. I.iguett to (i. II. Wei chen
RIO acres in tp. 1J, S, K. 'J w.,
4300.
The Home Life f Oonni.. lei i lil.
W:i!tcr .iiTroin.h'.. Mrn i.i.
Tigive some idea
Jerroiil at In'me, let
ol
Poiiulas
ne ! lote
passage from wtiat his
obut son
has written on the subject : "It is
a bright morning, about s o'clock.
at West Lodire. The windows at
the f-i le of toe old house. I uried
in tiees, iMlbrd giimpaes of a br.:tJ;?i sell tin-ir riops at that, price,
c jmmcn tutted with purple- hea.h- j U ith a go d yield and good prices
er and yellow norse. Gvnsies aie i farmers ill hava money to spend,
encamped where the blue smoke
curls ami. I the elms. A clear,
small voice is heard singius: witli
ln. And now :t long rotiia ie,
.vhUtled softly, floats out. A lit
tle, spare figure with a stoop, hab
ited in a short shootirg jacket, the
throat quite open, w,t: out collar
or kerchief and crow ned w ith a
straw h.it, pushes through the
ate of the cottage, and goes with
short, quick et.q, assisted by a
stout stick, over the common. A
little black-and tan terrier follows,
and rolls jver the grass at inter-
vala, as a r "iq.o.ise to a cheery word
from its inosier. "The gypsy ei -
cauipmeui, io ie.e ne.i. i ne : -
sies know their fr.ei.d, and a chat
ami a laugh ensue, t hen a deep
gulp of the sweet norning air, a
dozen blanches pulled t j the no-e,
here and there in the garden, the
children kissed, and breakfast
and the morning papers.
"The break fat t is a jug of cold
miik, new milk, so.ne to ist. bacon,
water-cresses. A long exam.na -
t .t i . .....l i
mm ui uio 'a ia-uur uiui-
a Int. hi lieu s ener 'et 1 e lead a-1
loud, then cut, and put between
elippers. Ti.en silenily s'lddenly
into the study."'
(colojii-Kl liscot rry.
The sain! elifl's fronting the
ocean at Newpoit, in addition to
the grand prolile-ns tliey have
hitherto al!'o:deil the gcientilie
workt r, now a id imotlif .r great in
terest to the -goiig ist in the tact
that they are proved to ho lull of
fossil remain::. The head and libs
of an immense sea horse of the
middle tertiary pei;od, which
found its grave more than h.df a
million years ::g , has j'K-t beer,
ilisintelied by N. S. ilelithy and
given over by him to I'rof. Con
don, of the Htatrt nniv-.osity, lr
preservation. At tie taiiie.-t
solicitation of sou e I'-ji'thuul and
-alem gentlemen, wh j happened
to be ui the ground. I'rof. Condon
consented to give a familiar talk of
these cliil' foimatl iw Thursday
and explain
was captured,
assembled to
how
r. Sea Lion
A large tin hence
hear his lecture,
Mactical lesson in
wide
was a
geology, not s. on to be toigotten
ny his hearers'. Tli s w.!l un
doubtedly tent to t he discovery of
many more vabi ib'e ! )?.-iis i:i the
chils about the K
sol! t it-.
-Newj
J-ol t Tillies.
luiproi
' tlio l ppcr
H iit:iniiHe.
he Gi.vern
been doing
Corvallis Times : 'i
mi nt snag boat has
good service in the ic-ighb jriiood
of Corvallis for several weeksckar
ing the channel of snags and put
ting in w itigd.iiiis. The boat is in
chaige of Cupt. R.iabe w ho 1 :is
been on the upper iilitiii -Uo b.r
twenty-one years and is la nil:ar
with every snag and sho.il. lie
began work at lLtr:is.b'iig and
has removed over l i0 snags be
tween there and Sab-m. Cait.
Raabe is so famiiiar ii h tho up
per river and is so interested with
its improvement, that no doubt
the appropriation has b-en spent
to the ber-t possible advantage.
The river is very low .t present
ami me eiieclive worK ol tiie snag
boat w ill no doubt make boatirg
netter tins U r up than it lias been
for a long time.
Kxciir-iou to Nenpurl.
Another and probably tl.elat of
the cheap exclusions will be g veu
Sunday, August b'dh. Train will
leave A Inn ny at 7 a. m., arriving
at Newpoit 11 a. m., returning
leave Newport ") :1JU e. m. Those
who wish to stay longer inav re
main until Monday or Tuesday
and return on the regular tiains
by paying " ) cuts adcitioiial.
The season is now at its height.
Fine surf bathing, lirhing and
boating. Tickets lor round trip
including boat fares only '',"0.
I" tit in Cattle ;uhiIs,
Tin farmers along the iine of
the On gouian railway, fermerly
narrow gauge, are complaining
with cause of the negligence of the
company in not keeping up the
cattle guards. It appears that
when changing the gauge the cat
tle guards tluown o:il were not re
placed, and thus the farmers'
iields were left exposed to the dep
redations of stock r inning at large.
The matter should be looked alter
immediately.
ot 1 et 1 omul.
Sherill' Scott follnwtd up
caped prisoner, Joseph L
vesterdav until all trice
the e
Miller, of him
was lost in the Sautiun bottoms.
I lie procured his breakfast at Mr.
' Smith's, his side oi Lebanon, ami
from there took across the Santiam
; towards Scio.. No trace has vet
been found of the Chinaman, and
it will be verv tbllicult to ttrike
...... 1 1... m .. ... .,
one, tiie .Moiigoiians are so secre
live, lie is pruoaidy in 'miing in
some of the dtn-j iu the city.
J'lie OrcKoiilan'a View of It.
From notes and comments in the
Oregonian : The various farmers'
w al ehouses throughout Oregon and
Washington will be packed full of
w heat this fall, and it is likely to
fiiiain there until a dollar a bu
shel can be had for it. What,
wiili the circular of the farmers'
alliance, the reports of short crops
in other countries and the unuaa'.
demand for wheat at this season,
the farmer is pretty clearly con
vinced that he is furthering his
interests by refusing to sell until
he can get a higher price. The
iarmeis' warehouse at Albany has
alreadv received several hundred
1.,,.,1.,.1'j r.,u ...,.i ;t w re.
, t;niu 13 VI lit "fe1 iliu, nil " . v-
I'oneo as coming in very ibbi.
This warehouse has distributed
100.000 sacks to farmers, which
represent ahiut 400,000 bushels of
wheat, as nearly all the sacks will
be used twice for the fall and
spring wheat. Farmers report an
tverage of about thirty bushels to
a'the acre, although some fields
vield forty. I he wheat is ot very
line quality, being plump
heavy. Seventy five cents
and
pe
I bushtl is beiu paid
I
at present,
! and verv few farmers are willing
I and there will be no talk of hard
tinn-s throughout the agricultural
sections this w inter.
Sciv lTllCBRS.
Mis. A. M. Taft is now selling
a new process for canning fruits
and vegetables without cooking or
sealing air tight. Samples of her
work may be seen at iirownell'e
store.
The Ourntiou of tliu Hour,
And one that is frequently
a?kel Mr. Wisdom, "what is it in
vollr U .bertine that produces such
1 ,1-lightfully cooling and refresh-
t ini sensation ainlail'ls a most
,ieliete tint to the conqilexion?"
to u ilic, we !inswer: It is a
! combination of rare and harmless
ingredients scientiticaHv prepared.
j There enters into the composition
; 0f t liid article ingredients which
.ive m.ver before been used in
i prepartions of this kind, hence
J tj,e elr,.ct ,y so strikingly ditTerent
; ,mm tiat pro luced bv all other
.. ' .. .... - ,
yi remedies. I he powders
used in the composition of liobert
ine are all of the very smoothest
and linest divison it is posible to
pro luce, futher more each and
every ingredient must stand the
crucical test of chemical purity,
insuring freedom from all foreign
anil deleterious substances. Thus
w ith rare and harmless ingredients
of the vei'V tinest division it is
possible to make all of absolute
purity and combined with scientific
precision, it is but natural that
we tdiould produce a superior
article and one that, has long been
aptly termed the "Peerless lSeauti
tier." For sale by Fo.-diay &
Mai-oii.
.-.lollierh.'
Cast-nia is recoiumended bj
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, ipiites pain,
cures diarrlnea and wind colic,
allays feverishness, destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions,
soothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural sleep. Cas
soria is the children's panacea
the mothers' friend. 05 doses, oo
cents.
( lam's I'tirlvalliMl Alias.
T!i hew edition of this unrivall
ed work is now being delivered bv
ih' agent, Mrs. A. M. Tail. The
work is a most excellent one, and
this edition is a great improve
ment upon former ones, giving
all the latest dale and much new
matter that was not in the previous
editions. It should he in every
family, and on every business
man's di'sk. Those who are not
supplied can procure the atlas bv
addressing P. O. Pox No. til) Al
bany Oregon.
Fresh vegetables eveiy morning
lroin I, inn county gardens at
Parker l'.ios.
Try Coronado mineral water,
tho purest on earth, for sale by all
druggists. John Isoni Jr., sole
agent.
Ill ED.
'lAVLOK On Tueadfly evening, Amrugt 11,
l-'.'l, Mterahrt illoers, Mrs. Clara Bar
ton, wife ol .Mr. Grunt Taylor, aired 25
e:rs,
W'r
treneral
llOllfe-
rk in a -mia'l f mule. Inniiire suuth-
eat o rner 7th ami Baker sheets.
YMKICK IS IIKIKIIY GIVKX THAT
1" the annual m-ietiiig of the Htockholtlers
f the Al'ianv Kleelrie Lulu l'ower and
Tt leph .ne I'T.noaiiy will he held at their
oil! -c in the city of Atha y, Oreuon, on the
:'0ih ilay of A'i;ust, isi'l, at the hour of
4::;o r. m , for the purpose of electing direc
tors, to seive for the eiifcu'oiv' year.'
X, II, A l.l.l N,
!ie.:retarv.
Ilahy rried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Caslorial
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
Hykl
Li -NX
SSZ&gm UVVVMVI
ABSOLUTELY PURE
IDE WOULD KNKICHKO.
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 taite
and prompt andellectual 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.
The trotting bred stallion Al
wood Breeze will stand for service
at Trites l!ros. stable, Albany Sat
urday's of each week until further
notice.
Suie Cure for the Liquor or Oniuiu
Ilaliit.
The Fast India cure for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowiedtre, and is
the only known specific for the
purpose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; manufactured by
Fmerson lrng Co., San .lose, Cab,
and for sale at .1 . A. Cumming's
drug store only.
KIMtLKXS AICM4 A SAIAI .
The best salve in the world fur L'ut3,
Bruises, So.es, L'kers, S.tlt lilieinc,
Fever sores, Tetter, Chapped Itanit,
Chilblains, Corns, unit skin Eruption:;,
and ios tively cures Tiles, or i.o p:iy
required. U is guaranteed to i;iv3
jerfect satisfaction, or money re
fuiided, Pries 'Si cents per box. Fcr
sale by rolicy it Mason
UFA I)
And you w ill
not
KFGKF.T
CALL
on us
and you will
tind us
always
ready to
OFFER
you
great induce
ments from
our large line
of goods
GOOD
Peaches, Perries.
P.anaiias, Oranges,
Lemons, Apricots,
Apnles, Plumbs,
.Melons,
P.ETTF.R
Corn, Peas,
P.eans, Potato.
On ion, Cabage
Turnips Peets
Carrots Sweet
Pi itatn"
REST
Soap, Soda,
Rice, Salt,
I Ioney,I lops.
Pickels, Tea
Flour. Mia!,
Side s
AM
Constantly adding
new goods and
latest miellii:s
Do net fail
lo get our prices-.
C. E. PdiOWNELL,
Albany.
Administrators Sale.
VOTice is iii:i:i:i:y ivE.s that
IA undersigned ;is a'ltutiiistr:itor
of the
f itatc of ller.ry !eer, ilt.-ei.-. d, ill t iirso-an.-e
of and l-y virile . an or 'er oi th-'
eoiinty eotirl ol Li:tn eount, O'ecn, d ily
iiuule and entere.l of ne'ir-i i.y s.ift i-.'iirt n.
. tie .1 ill v term lll. reol l-'.il, iil "ll lie.' I'.'lh,
d IV rf Si t 'euilu rl - II at the le.lir et 1 o'elo k
in the after'iocu ! s:ii.l d -. the vMitt
huse il.or in the i t y f .t:.a'i in Linn
-ount , On on, si : at pi C .lie au Ti"U to tiie
highest hi.! ier f.r e.eh in i..eil the fal
lowiuL' d.-seri'.ed r. il proeeii 1 1 vC;
lieiillii'l. at a point l.:l) twenty h lir feet
ai'l ."e. imheieast of tiie noitlr.ie t eonn r
nf lot (1) one in bioek t lo) ton m the eity of
A'ianv i.inn eoun'v, l-e'en as the same is
ileseriiicd on the maps and pia's of said eity
on file in the olliee of tin i.outity elei k of
binu eoiinty, Oregon, and rininiu from
thenee east alon the north hue of slid lot
I !: liftei n feet and 1" : in. lies to the emt.T
of the party hriek " ill, ih.nee aontlierlv
aloie,' the center of paid party all and
parallel to the uestern houinLiry line of said
lot one, one hundred feet to the alley,
thenee w s'erb al. ii' the roith line of sai.l
alley tiite.- i fe, t ten and one h.ilf iir h 's,
thenee northerlv in a tftrauht lim- to the
pla-.-e cf .leiiiriin.
JOHN' A. t'liA WKoliti,
As administrator of the es'ate of Henry
Meyer, deceased.
FIRE, FiRE, FIRE!!
Are You Ready For the Cry?
There seems to be an error in
the statement that only foreign
insurance companies lost in the
recent Lebanon tire, for one of
Julius Gradwhol'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
w hoi's companies to pay promptly
their lull loses as soon as they
occur, liieretore u you want 10
insure your property well go to
Mr. Gradwhol, who represents six
No. 1 insurance companies with
. . , . t , i . . : il :
a capital oi a nunureu munou
dollars.
ray Your City Ta.xe.
The citv taxes for ls'l are now cue and
navahte. The inoTiev is needed and every
imiiidual shoul.l leok tlic mattir up ami
ec that they are p?id. It not paid inline li-
ately they will hec-mic deliniio nt. 1 ne nnj
tax is also due ami n nor pam ine orner iu
lie iriven to kill all the J"JJ on whom taxes
h ve not hocn paid,
J. i, HOMA,
Marshal.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Baking
NEW TO-DAY,
NOTICE TO CONTKACTOK9.
Bids for the coiistiuction
of the Lebanon mid Saiitiain canal, as
per p'uns mid spucilicutious at their
olliee in Lebanon, Or,, will be received
till August :;, at 1 p. in. The com.
puny leserves the ri-lit to reject uuy
:ir:d all bids.
M. A. Mn.i.Kit, L. Fei.EV,
Secretary. l'residclit.
Lt baiion, Juij lS'I.
-GENERAL-
European Steamship Hp?.
THROUGH TICKETS
Ti and from Kur.H; by all fi rut -class lines.
Ti.-kctH from any p'.aee in Europe to any
potiir in lie' ( mtotl .State;, or i om this
'i.ui:1ry to Kitrcpetii poiutd sold owt the
follow iiiK lirst-chiHH lines:
N'orih ili rnim I.loyd. via Sew York,
North llerm in l.loyil, via ll:iltuiinre,
Altau bint', An.-hor Line,
Aiiitricm Line, Sfa I.ine,
lleuvi-r bine, Cutiard bine,
lied Star I.ine,
W'hsUa Stjir Line,
Guioil Line.
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS
sold on all Kuroean cities at current rat.-s.
Iiit'-niation eotleetioiiij. r'or information
reL'.rlip pri.-es of paN.sai;e, date of Hailing,
ti:., call o i or address, C, li. WINN,
Albany, OR.
-THE-
Agricultural College
Opens September LSth, lsiil.
COl'liSK OK STt'tiV arranged expressly to
meet the I'cedri oi the farinihi; ainl mceii.uii
eal interests r.f the state. Lartfe, eomoilioiis
:uitl u-.l-v..:tilnt.,l lillilililit'rt. 'I he :o;h'e
J is Imal.d in aeulliate(t and Christian enm
j nii!iiit. ami one of the healthiest in the
I State.'
Military Train in if.
Kspensis Need Not Kxeeed 81. 10 for the
Ki.tire Seas. ill.
Two i r nioie free si holarships fri.in i very
eoiinty. W rite ft.r eatahne t
11. L. Ali.S'OLI), i'res., Corvallis, Or.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
JEFFRSON FLOURING MILLS
Also
SAW AND PLANING MILLS,
Jellerson, Marion Co., Or.
For particulars apply to
COUPE n& MACLEAY,
04 and CO Front St.,
Portland, Or.
I)
Uli
Ol'KN'S SEI'TK.MIiKK 14.
P.eautiful healthful site near the
city. Expenses are as reasonable
j as any other institution of learning
on the coast. Classical, literary,
scientific, theological, preparatory,
I normal 4111I business courses. Stu
tiik i dents of all grades teceived. Care-
; i'ui oversight and direction given
j to all students. Ladies boarding
i hall under experienced super
I vision. Professors of excellent
j scholarship and much experience
! employed. For information ad
i dress C. t'. Stratton, D. P., presi
j dent, or Thos. Van Scoy, D. D.,
dean ot college, 1 ortlana diver
sity, Portland, Or.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
aVtANSACTS A
. bbbiAKSS.
GENERAL BAN KINO
PKESIPKST I.. FI.IXX.
1CK I'KKSIllK.NT S. K YOHNO.
AslIIKU K. W. LAMt )OS.
S. E. Yot'Na,
L KbINN
K. K. sjoj.
L, fc. liLAlN,
E. W La no don
Cashier.
Albany Nurseries.
W'K HAVE ON HANI) 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 A BROWNELL.
EWART
LINK
The Best.
DETACHABLE
BELTING.
The Cheapest
Reduced Price List
Send
lor
of drive helt and other specialties for Eleva
tors, Conveyors and Machinery for haiilimr
anv material In bulk or package. Link Hki.t
Maciiinkkv 'o . hiea;;o. Stock eair.ed hy
J . M . AKTHl'K & CO., I'ortlaDd, Or.
FOSHAY & MASON
Wlielesale and Retail
Dripfs
AI.BAV-
ORECON
LOOK HERE"'"' fl
l tali Marruure En
dowment Associatioa of Salt Lake
City and secure for jourself $l,0lK,tKHl
at the tiui'j of your miirriajre. Send
" cents in stamps for information and
terms, to insure piompt reply. Ad
dress I'tali Marrlasre Endowment As
suciation. Salt Lake City, "Agents
Wanted, l'lease mention paper,
T OST A (mall open
faced Bold watch.
JJ
W'altham works, with fobehsin and fan-
shaiH-.l charm. The Under w ill please leavs
at tins office.
UoiwsHy.
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Booksellers nUl
WHEN YOU HAVE
!l's, Boys'
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Now at riving, von will be convinced that we are LAYING
OVER ALLCOMPETIIION in our line when it cornea to
Richly Tailored Clothing,
HANHSOME AND DURABLE PATTERN, AT REA80NA
ble Prices, (live us a call.
T. L WALLACE & CO.,
STRAIIAN BLOCK,
Albany Collegiate Institute,
. VJ.15A.TY, OREGON,
September 9, 1891.
A
of
Corps
Four departments of stmly : Collegiate, Normal, Business, Primary.
Type writing and Short-hand are ta-nrht. For catalogue address,
REV. ELBERF N. CONDIT, A. M., President.
HAVE
YOU
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fat
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L. K.
The Leading Clothier
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June 10, 1892.
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