Morning daily herald., August 20, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING HERALD: THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1891
lowing gaUggtrald
ON SALE.
The Dailt Herald will be ou
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book etore.where itcn be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTIN8 ABOUT TOWN.
S. A. llulin, druggist, French's
corner.
II. F. Merrill lias :ono over to
the Hay.
Loyal Dutch cocoa at C. .
Il.-owuell's.
200 parasols at less than cost at
W. E. Keads.
Bargains in summer underwear
at V. F. Heads.
Jav r.iain ami taraily have re
turned Ironi the Bay.
10 per cent reduction on dress
goods at W. F. Reads.
Mr. E. P. Thorp, editor of the
Drain Echo, is in the city,
Wheat is worth 80' ! cents, and
little is selling at that figure.
Have you examined that beaiui
ful $100 piano at Klein Bros, shoe
tore.
Frank Dannals went to Dallas
yesterday to work iqon contracts
mere.
Experts pronounce Klein Bros,
piano one of the linest toned instruments.
A full line of Dr. Warners corsets
the best in the world fur the money
at W. F. Keads.
Just received at the Ladies
Bazaar The "Sensation" the latest
novelty in hats.
The circus is a sort of a necessary
evil. It is an enjoyable thing
about once a year.
Try Conn A Hendrieson's syrup,
the finest in the market. Ketail
in quantities to suit.
Your school tax will be delin
Ut-iit if not paid at once. Look
after it and save costs of collection.
Tlios. Brink has just received
some of the ti lest live geese
leathers ever brought to Albany.
' Wanted, an agent in Albany to
represent 1'ortland wholesale can
dy factory. Vince it Co., Portland,
Ugn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wolverton
who have been sojourning at the
Finley 8oda Sprirjji will return
home to-day.
Ijok at T. L. Wallace A Oo.'s
display of neck wear, anything in
window for 25 c ts. Both Windsor's
and Four in Hand.
The new and enlarged machinery
for the Santiam mines will arrive
iu a few days and will be in place
iu the mines by Oct 1.
John Dilger, of the Albany hose
team, was transferred to eutt!e
yesterday by C. II. Dodd A Co.,
by whom tie is employed.
Services at the Episcopal church
will be omitted next Sunday on
account of the absence of liev. Mr.
Plummer. minister in charge.
We are the only people who car
ry the celebrated E. it W. collar
and cuffs. Always have the latest
styles in stocfc, I'l L. Wallace A Co.
Mr. Munn, of Indiana, 'n
in the city on a tour of the state,
writing up Oregon in general for
the press of that state. An article
about Albany will be among oth
ers. Uev. James F. Stewart,' pastor
of the Christian church returned
home yesterday from Finley Soda
springs, where he a;id family have
spent three weeks. He will till
ins pulpit morning and evening
on Sundav.
SCHOOL i'UHD APPORTIONMENT.
Artian Water.
We see that the city of Fann
ington, Washington, has let the
contract for boring an artesian
well, in order to supply tl city
with g'M)d drinking water, and
water for domestic purposes. Why
is it that Albany cannot have
good water in the same manner?
The expense would be very much
less than iu procuring a water sup
ply by any other known means,
and would five the bert and surest
water that could be found, and
would remove all of the disease
causing element mat is now so
prevalent. Let us have good
water.
The Circus.
Sells Bros. circus gave two ier
formances iu this city yesterday to
iiKMierateiy large audiences, j lie
show is very similar to what it
Mas on meir last tour, witti some
new features added. The parade
wns a pretty sight ami the per
lormances embraced some unique
and interesting features. The
menagerie is complete and full of
interest and the show is on the
whole a good modern circus.
MUt a Llraly Bun.
A team belonein to
Mr.
Hofeldt, yesterdav became fright
ened by the Oregon Pacific train
liom the front, and breaking the
tongue irom me hack, started out
for a run. One of them landed on
a dray belonging to B. M. Huston
A Co., which happened in the line
of the run, breaking all the stakes
from the side on which he loaded
up. No other damage was worked.
Ituildinc aul Loan.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Albany Building and loan
association, will convene on
.lay evening August L'lst, at the
Bank of Oregon. The seventh
series is now open and investors
can buy etock. J. W. Blain sec
retary, at the Bank of Oregon, is
the one to apply to for information.
Total
Amount Apportioned $9,570- Per
Capita, $1 45.
No.
Dint.
Clerk.
No.
Pupils.
1 J H Peery, :i3
2 Homer Leever, f"
3 leorge Fiuley.. 53
4 Henry Cyrus, 70
5 U O Burkhart, 1002
ti S A Davison, 52
7 E E Hammock, 47
8 J L Miller, 07
0 C M Hamilton, 3
10 J B Smith, 4:i
11 John Sandner, r4
12 P P Crabtree, 47
13 A P Flory, 73
14 F L Snell, 34
15 J M Churchill, 45
16 Dr L Foley, 310
17 D F Hardman, K0
18 11 C Powell, 73
10 Ed Chambers, 42
20 J A Jones, 71
21 W J Turnidge. 33
22 Michael Bilyeu, 82
23 W Wilson, 23
24 O L ltees, 00
25 T Mclihee, 00
20 C Scott, 113
27 J II Scott, 44
28 W H Kirk, 45
20 L Whealdon, 37
30 Dean Wheeler, 20
31 W K Temple, 43
32 W E Fisher, 55
33 J E Michael, 45
34 C H Whitney, 47
35 F i Blumhart, :W
30 A M Aihesou. 70
53
54
55
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57
37 W A McCormick, 05
38 C S Smith,
30 John W Pugh,
40 Juo Laubner,
41 J no Kobb,
42 Damon Smith,
.43 II 8 Owen,
44 W C Nicholson,
45 J M Pierce,
40 B E Grimes,
47 J M Philpott,
48 P II Wigle,
40 J H Wittle,
50 John 11 Uebhan,
51 II C Davis,
W A Dunn,
J M Long,
J W Swank,
I) Andrews
J 11 Edwards,
C F Swank,
58 O I Mealy,
50 J E Dow,
00 J B Trask,
til Hainon Shelton
02 J S Watkins,
03 HugbDinwibdie,
ti t ti M AU'ord,
A L Arnold,
00 T E Ayers,
07 John Barton,
08 T M Munkers,
60 D Turner,
70 W A lileason,
71 Eph Piatt,
72 A W Stanard,
73 W J Turnidge,
74 J D Irvine,
75 J F Follis,
70 Fred Mespelt,
77 NewtonCrabtree,
78 L II Truelove,
7! A E Coopr
80
J M Settle,
J E Troaddel',
ti W Arnold.
W A Hadden,
A llumphrev,
K B Miller,
S7 T J I'll i I pot,
ss C H Boirart,
8 ti W Bland,
11 1 LT Berry,
01 ThosThoiupeon,
02 Levi McQueen,
03 W D Washburn,
04 John Chance,
05 John Curl,
00 O 11 Stout,
07 Thos Lewis,
08 C T Craft,
00 W THorrom,
100 ti A Griffin,
101 S S Leeper,
102 J AUemaud,
103 Ben White,
104 M Washburn,
105 G S Stay ton,
100 Minor Mcljueen,
107 J K Wiiev,
1(18
100 C J Brown,
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Sad Accltlant.
Siuslaw West: Wednesday fore
noon ol this week, while assisting
in clearing ground lor the new
Methodist church in Glenada
Uev. Thompson met with an acci
dent which will cripple hint for
life. He was hard at wotk felling
a tree and had just struck the last
blow with his ax and as the tree
began to fall he stepped back to
keep from being struck by it, but
unfortunately and inadvertently
in the direction where Mr. Henry
Nelson was also felling a tree, and
directly in the path of Mr. Nelson's
ax, which was being brought
downward with tremendous force.
The blade of the ax struck Mr.
Thompson about eight inches from
the point of the left shoulder, cut
ting a deep gash in the llesh about
six inches in length and severing
the point of the radius elbow
joint of the left forearm. The ax
was a very sharp one and had it
not struck his arm it would doubt
less have buried itself in his side.
The gentleman was at once taken
to Mr. Brown s residence in Flor
ence. Ur. t-loyd was called and
the wound dressed. The severing
ot the bone will necessarily sullen
the arm.
THE L0SX CABIN CLAIM DISCOVERED
The Gold for Whuh the M ntrs Lost Their
Lires was not There. However.
Everybody on this coast who has
had anything to do wi'h miners
has heard of the Lost Cabin mine.
Five men worked there for over a
year, so the story got p, and had
accumulated a large amount of
gold. As tiny were preparing to
leave the claim with their trea-ure
which had been exhumed from its
hiding place they wore attacked
by Indians. T.iree oft he party
who were taking the tools out of a
cut they had made wcra t-hot, but
the other two who were Dut hunt
ing the mules to pai-k out the
treasure e-iv.p-d. ()n named
Hurlbiirt wan nt-vi-r hrard of ami
is supposed to have eri- lied in the
mountains. 1 he other, I'mcy by
name, escaped to Jacksonville'
where he told the s.oiy of the
massacre and abandoned in -asure,
and where be lit. ally died without
having been able to guide) a party
to the claim, although he tried
several times but on accoutt of
weakness was forced to turn back.
During his sickness he was nursed
by a Mrs. Croxton to wlitmi he
imparted a detailed dt-scripti.n of
the appearence of the claim ami it
surroundings. Hundreds of people
have searched f r the Lost Cabin
claim since the uiassecrj of the
original owneis on November 5,
1853, but it hau neer been found
till a few days ago.
Mr. W. L. Long, who resides in
Portland says the O.cvoniau, and
who left last April to prospect for
mines in Southern Oregon, return
ed home last Saturday. He says
that in company with Agent
Matthews, of the Klamath Indian
reservation. W. Nickeisou, his
secretary, and W. S. Parrot t,
artist, he found the Lost Cabin
one day last week. They had ob
tained a description of the place
from Mrs. Croxton and a man
named Barneburg showed them
the cut excavated : o long ago and
now grown up with chapparel.
He says they left the agency on
the 5th in-tant and attempted to
cross Klama'.h lake to Ball's bay
in two canoes lashed together, hut
encountered a heavy storm of w ind
rain and snow and were driven
hack and then started out with a
team and went aiciind tin.- lake to
Ball's bay, and about half a mile
from there, in a kind at '"draw" in
the mountains, they found the
long Lost Cabin. They iund die
excavations mad-. thirty-live
years ago, and a Lost Cabin on
each side of it. They also fouud
the holes from which the treasure
was exhumed ready fur removal,
and the juniper tiee under w hich
the sacks were placed, w hich may
be considered lemarkuhle after so
many years. They did not iind
the gold, which is lot ro remark
able after so many yeirs.
When the party returned to the
agency an old Indian linding out
where they had been sa.d tie was
a witness to the mais.icre which
was committed by iCo'iio rivt r
or Molalla Indiana ami lie knew
pist where thesj Inliam had
buried the white men and seven
bags of yellow Mull' weighing
abeut 100 pounds each, w ith them.
Agent Matthews was to take the
Indian, w ho is a polici nun, and
a very truithful and trustworthy
man, and go out am', dig up the
gold, while Mr. Long returned
home, and is now living in mo
mentary expectations of receiving
a dispatch announcing the arrival
of the treasure at the KUmath
agency.
Changing Geographic Nam,
The government has undertaken
a much needed task in deciding
upon an authoritative method o,
changing geographic d names
whenever such alterations shall be
deemed advisable. About a year
ago the president appointed a board
of geographic names, at the head of
which is 1 rjt. 1. C. .Mendenhail
of the Coast and Geodetic survev.
The associate members, nine in
number, are all gentlemen whose
oflicial position end experience
have been such as to give accur
ate knowledge of the requirements
of the task imposed upon them.
As a result of their work three
bulletins have been issued, noting
a large number of changes in nom
enclature. The third of these has
just been sent out, and comprises
several hundred decisions render
ed at the request of the lighthouse
Board. They relate to geographic
al features upon the sea and lake
shores, and upon the navigable
rivers of the. United States, and
concern merely the elision of the
possessive form ol the name. Only
abou ta dozen of the changes are of
names on the I acilic coast. In
many cases then names so nearly
alike as to causetontusion, besides
uncouth nanus given long ago
which should give way to the
modern fitness of things. Great!
care, how ever, should he exercised
as name should not be changed
only when absolutely necessary.
AN IMPORTANT BILL.
The Koyal Baking Fonder Con
demned Iu New York
(NV.v Yt.rk Press.)
Last Monday Mr. Kelly introduc
ed the following bill "in the as
sembly. A careful reading of it
w ill show that it is a very impor
tant one.
An act to prevent the use of
poisonous and injurious ingredients
in baking powders,
Wiikkkas, Baking Powders
manufactured in this state, known
as the "UOYAL" alum and other
Baking Powders are advertised for
sale as absolutely pure; and,
Wiikkkas, Oilicial examination
show them to contain ammonia
and other injurious ingredients;
therefore the people of tiie slate of
New York, represented in Senate
and Assembly, do enact as follows ;
Section 1. Every can or pack
age of baking powder containing
Ammonia ottered for sale in this
stste shall have a conspicuous
label thereon with the words
"Contains Ammonia" printed
threon in plain type, not smaller
than great primer and any person
who shall sell, or have or oiler for
8 de, any such tan or package of
baking powder without such label
thereon, shall be guilty ol
iir.sdemeanor.
Section 2 This act shal take
eti'eet July 1 1801,
I am an old man and have been
a constant sutlerer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely cured by the use of Ely's
Cream Balm. It is strange that so
simple a remedy will cure such a
stubborn disease Henry Bill
ings, U. S. Pension Att'yj Wash
ington, D. C.
For eight years I have sutlered
from catarrh, which effected my
eyes and hearing ; have employed
many physicians without relief.
1 am dow on my second bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm, and feel confi
dent of a complete cure. Mary C.
Thompson, Cerro Gordo, 111.
Mother?
Castoria is recommended by
physicians for children teething, i
It is a purely vegetable preparation i
:t3 ingredients are published ;
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quite pain,
cures diarrhiei 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. 35 duses, 35
cents.
French Taney Wafers,
These wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and iregular
menses, and will remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and safe every
time. Manufactured by Emerson
1 'rug Uo., San Jose, Uai., ana lorj
sale at J. A. uumming s drug
store only.
Frequently accidents, occur in
the house-hold which cause burns,
sprains and bruises ; for use in such
cases Dr. J. 11. McLean's Volcanic
Oil Liniment has for many years
been the constant favoiito family
emedy.
Great reduction in embroidered
llouucingat W. F. Keads.
BOKN.
IMPKOL'T On Thursday, August 1:5,
I at 8an Lcandro, I'alifniiiia, to
tin; w ife of .Mr. C. O. Hideout, a srirl.
THK 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
tiie world was enriched w ith the on
ly perfect laxative know n as it ia
the only remedy w hich is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
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 s'aliion Al
wood Breee will stand for service
at Trites Pros. fit ible, Albany Sat
urday's of each week until further
notice.
Suie Cure (or the Liquor or Opium
lluliitx.
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 t la-
least degree; manufactured by
Emerson Drug Co., San .lose, Cal.,
and for sale at .1. A. Cuiuiuing's
drug store only.
ICMkLkVS AICM4 1 Still.
The best sa!ve in tie; v. or! I f .r Cut.
Bruises, So.es, I'b-ers, S.ilt, Kiicum,
Fever sores, Tetter, t:ini -;1
Chilblains, Corns and skin hrimtion: ,
and po tively cures l'iles, or i.o pay
required. It is guaranteed to giv.
oerfeet satisfaction, or money re.
funded, Price -5 cents per box. F'.r
sale by Kosliuy A: Mason
NEW TO-DAY.
-GENERAL-
ktm Sieamsltip bj.u".
THROUGH
To and from Kur-
l)V
TICKETS
ai first-class lines.
HEAD
And you w ill
not
KEGKET
Ti ki U from ativ c'a-2 i Europe to any
point in Hi.- I nit.-il Mates, or boiu tins
roiintry In Knrcpein puiiitd 1J over tiie
follouin tiiHt-claai lintj:
X :rMi ; -ruiaij Lloyd, via Nc York,
North Ci rnuin I. l"'l, via Caltiiuurr,
Allan Line, Anchor Lint-,
Aiiu-ri.-:in Line, Sla-e Line,
IVaver Line, CiinarJ Line,
kt-d Star Line,
Wh'te Star Line,
Cuion Line.
DU UTS AND MONEY ORDERS
wild nn all Kurnpian eitieM at current rates.
Iiiternatioii i-dLeclioim. r'nr infnrinatiuii
i, .r,in pri.-i-s ot pasii;e, date of sailing,
t-t -., call u-i ur address, V, l. WINN,
Albany, Or.
-WHEN YOU HAVE SEEN OUR NEW
-THR-
CALL
on us
and you will
lind us
always
ready to
OFFER
you
great induce
ments from
our large line
ol gtjods
Start. Agricultural College
Opens September lSth, lS'.ll.
COl'LSK OT STI'DV arranRcil expressly t
meet tiie iiccdH oj the farming and mecnani
cal interests of the state. Lartfe, comotliolis
,1 wcll-vcntilated litiitdings. 1 lie eollt-e
id iot.itid in cultivated and Christian eoiu
in:tiit, and one of the healthiest in the
State.'
HI Hi fa Trn in imj.
K e-MS .NcmI No. Km eel JI.'kJ for the
Kntire Season.
Two criore free s holarwhii s fim evi-iy
canty. Write for i-rtalile ti
15. L. AliNOI.1), I res., Corvallis, Or
GOOD
Peaches, I'erries.
rananaH, Orange-',
Lemons, Apricots,
Apples, I'luinbs,
.Melons,
VTOIli K IS HKHKI'.Y tilVKV THAT
the annual m.eting f the stnethohier
of the Ali-anv Kleeirie Li-ht I'.iwer and
T.-lci.h me Company will he lu-M at their
ntfi.'c in the city of At', a y, Oregon, on the
:'0ih l iy of A'lKii-t. lvl, at the hour of
l ;Si p. m f.rthe purpose of e!eetini; direc
tors, to s ne for the cn ii'nrf year.
S, II, ALLrN,
Secretary.
Administrators Sate.
OTICK IS IIKUEI5V UIVKN I HAT THK
uiidcrsiirncd as administrator "f the
ta'e of llenrv Meter, decctsed, in i.urMi-
anee of and hy virtue of an orcVr of the
countv court of' Linn county, Oregon, duly
made and entered of record by ai'l court a'
the J ii v term thereof iy.M. will on tile din.
day of Septcmherls!)! at the hour of I o'clock
in the aitcruoon in hum nay at me conn
house il.Kir in the -itv of Alhanv in Linn
i-ountv, Oretron, sell at public auction to the
hiL'hcst 'ml cr tor cai-n in nanu inc ioi
louirii! dcscrilicd real property to wit:
litiTiniiinit at a point (-4) twctity-fuiir feet
and;',', inches east of the northwe-t comer
i f lot "(1) one in block (10) ten in the city of
A'hanr Linn eountv. O e.on as the same is
descriied on themaos and Ida's of gaid cilt
on til? in the othce cf the county clerk of
I. inn county. Oregon, and runnini; from
thence east aion the north line of said lot
( l.'i) liltci n feet and 10J inches to the center
ol the party brick wall, thence southerly
altuisr the eenter of said arty wall and
arallel to the western boundary line of said
lot one. one hundred feet to the alley.
thence wes erly along the roith line of said
alley fifteen feet ten and one n:ili iti'-Ucs,
hence northerly in a straight line to the
place of Jeeinnint'.
JOHN" A. CRAWFORD,
As administrator of the esiatc of Henry
Mcvcr, deceased.
BETTER
Corn, l'eaf,
Ileans.rotato,
Onion,('abage
Turnips ISeets
Carrots Sweet
Potatoes
rd.sr
Soap, Soda,
Rice, Salt,
I lolicvj hips,
1'iekeU. Tea.
Flour. Meal,
Suie-'S
FOR SALE OR RENT.
.IEFFRSON FLoUUINti M1LL,
.Mho
SAW AND PLANING MILLS,
Jellersoii, Marion Co., Or.
For parlicii'ara apply to
COUPE IT & MACLEAY,
(il and (ii Front St.,
Portland, Or.
-OF-
Ms, Boys' and Children's
SUITS AND OV
T
AM
Constantly adding
Hew Knods and
latest n;vebii;s
Do net i.iil
lo get our priee.
C. I.UOWNKI.L,
A 11. an v.
lit
AttentloB. KalKhts!
There will be work in the
Knight rank this evening at the
Fri-I regular convention of Laurel lodge,
No. i. Let there be a lull attend
ance. l'.y order of the C. C.
L. M. Curl, K. R. and S.
Brick Brick.
For sale in large or umall quan
tities, delivered at kiln, one
mile east of the city, in the city
or on board cars.
W. C. Casskil.
Importuut to Housekeepers.
It gives Juliua Gradwohl great
satisfactioa in selling his tine
Goldeu Rule teas and baking
power, with elegant prizes or with
out them, that his customers who
have purchased invariably and say
they are well pleased, that the tea
is No. 1 and the baking is as good
as the beet. A.l his teas ami
baking powder bears the name of
Julius Gradwohl's Golden Rule
liaaar, ami ar expre.-My put up
fur his business, mid he still con
tinues to give with each pound of
tea or baking powder an elegant
piece of glassware.
Gl KNKIiAL AtiKNTS and canvassers look
T iiiir for a perni:inent iiioney inakinir
nnsiriess, no enmieiiiion, snouid secure the
s:tle of the Talent Adjustah'e Mine, Ad
dress with stuiip, CON ;OLII)ATKl blloK
CO., Satem, Mass.
Ilaby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed :
Castoria I
Sand bagger Arrested.
Marshal Hodman arrested a
man yesterday ,who gave the name
of Rogers, chargid with being!
one of two men who were engaged j
in samloagging some one in alem of Frank Camt.lell. while at nlav-
recently- lhe mau in in the fell from a porch cauhing some
coualy jail. J eevere cuts and bruite6.
Fell t'rnm a 1'oreh,
lesieruay tne tour year-old son
Removed.
P. J. I.-tPoite has removed
his slioe sliop I rem near
L. Yiereck's barber si. op to the
building adjoining Rrown's barber
shop, opposite the Rurs house,
where he is prepared to do work
in a lirst-class manner. He in
vites his customeis to continue
their patronage at his new
quarters.
nfieo of Sale r Kmul i.T tin-
of tll.aiit, ilri'si.ii.
Notice is liereliy u'u.-n dial as ;ni
tlinri.vil and provided l.y an in t of
the lei;islatliie of (Ii-i;iim, enlilietl,
"An act lo incorporate the t'ily of Al
l.any, and to icpeal all aits or
parts of r.ets in c.iilli.t
herewith," tiled iu tiie office of the
set-rclaiy nl the stale ol lli'euoii,
February lsili , l-.M, and also-as pro-vidi-d
by ordinance No, -II, of said
city of Albany, the Common. Council
of the city of Albany. Oregon, mil
issue and dispose of bonds of raid city
at par value, to the amount of s;.'hhhi
in denominations of ."oil; payable Oil
years afterdate of issue, with 'interest
lliereen at the rate of (lii six per eent
I er alumni; payable semi-annually.
Sealed proposals for tin; pur
chase of said bonds will be
leceived l.y the treasurer of said ciiy
until the hour of 2 o'clock v. M. Tiles,
day; the 1st day of September, ls'l ;
at vvhich time the proj.osals siibuiilleil
n ill lie opined and considered; and
said bonds will lie sold to the highest
and best bidder therefor. The cilv
trcasnrcr Inrby reserves the light to
reject any and all bids,
Aloauy; Oregon; -Hi!- :;oth; 1MM.
Il.'K.tKWFI.I.,
Ciiy Treasurer.
I'oillayil UnivcrsUy
oi'Ks's skiti:mi;i:u 14.
F.ean'iful healthful uite near the
city. Expenses are as reasonable
as any other institution of learning
on tiie coast. Classical, literary,
scientific, theological, preparatory,
normal and business courses. Stu-
! dents of all grades received. Care
i ful oversight and direction given
j to all students. Ladies boarding
hall under experienced super
V'sioa. Professors of excellent
scholaisbip and much experience
employed. For inloi mat ion ad
dress C. O Stratum, D. D., presi
dent, or Thos. Yan Scoy, D. D.,
dean of college, Portland Cniver
Hity, Poitiaud, Or.
FIRST NATIONAL BANE
1 TRANSACTS
. ULsixsKSs.
GK.NKHAL BANKING
ri:K..-'IllNT l.. FI.INN.
Vb'K I KKsll'KNT-S. K VoUNO.
SIHKK K. W. I.A; (i JON.
E. Youko,
r. m.AiN,
L
K W Lakodon
Fliss
F. Sox.
Cashier.
l'ay Your City Taxes.
The city taxes fur l.s'.U arc now i'ue and
payable. The money is iicedc I an. I everv
indivi.huil should leok the inatUr nr. anil
see that they arc p.-id. If not, pai.l in.nieli
ately tiny will become de!iniilent. 'lhe ,lo,
tax is also -hie and if n it paid the order will
nc L'lven to kill all the il.-ifs ou, whom t-ixes
hive not been paid,
J. X, Ib.HMAN,
.M.irxh.d.
FOSHAY &
Wi.otcside and
MASON
Retail
ALBAV-
fsciicrs
OBKRON
Albany Nurseries.
VK I1AYK ON HAND ATOl'R
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 plantii-g trees,
it will pay to see our stock and get
our prices and catalogue free.
1IYMAX A liKOWNKLL.
Now arriving, you will be convinced that we are LAYING
OVKK ALL COMPETITION in our line when itcomeito
Richly Tailored Clothing,
HANDSOME AND DP It ABLE PATTERNS, AT REA80KA
ble Pricrs. tiive us a call.
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
STUAIIAN P.LOCK',
ALBANY, OREGON
Albany Collegiate Institute,
I A 5 AJNT V, OREGON,
September 9, 1891. June 10, 1892.
A
Corps
of
LxpericLced
lour departments of etudv : Collegiate, Normal, Business, Primary.
Type wilting ami Short-hand are taught.. For catalogue address,
KEY. KLBEItr N. COND1T, A. M., President.
HAVE
EWAKT DETACHABLE
LINK rw. BELTING.
The Best. lr)TN The Cheapest.
Reduced
Price last
of drhe belt and otber siKS.-iall ies fr Kleva-
t,irs, Cnnvcvorsninl Ma.-hinery for banlinit
anv inatrrial in bulk or package. Link liw.T
.M iiinkkv t'o . I'hieao. Stock eairsed by
.1. M. AKTllflt CO., lN.rtland, Or.
YOU
SEEN
THE
GOODS
TO BE
SOLD
IN
THE
LOOK HERE.
Avail yourself of
the In-liclils of the
I'tah Marriage Kn-
dowmi-nt Association of Salt Lake
Citv Mud secure for joillself -i,()(KI,(KM)
at the timo of your iinin hiirc Send
cents in stamps for information and
terms, to insure piomt.t reply. Ad
drc.-s I'tah M.irrlaire Endowtnent As
sociation, Salt Lake City, ;-f.!".i-nts
Wanted. Please ineiilioii paper.
Graoil :: Clearance :: Sale
lligfiest of all in Leavening Tower-Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
SHV II Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
FIRE, FIRE, FIREII
Are You Ready For the Cry?
There seems to be an error in
the statement that only foreign
insurance comoanies lost iu the i
recent Lebanon lire, for one of
Julius (iradwhol's companies, the
Oakland Home, paid Wednesday
to .Mr. l!ach, 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 if you want to
insure your property well go to
.Mr. Gradwhol, who represents six
No. 1 insurance companies with
a capital of a hundred million
dollars.
OF ZMTZ":
SUMMER
WANTKIl A tflrl to do (feneral house
work in a small family. Impure south
east curner 7th and baker stiects.
JUST-A small open faced itold watch,
J Waltham Hurks, Hith lob chain and fan
xtiait'il charm. The Under will please leave
at tiiis otllce.
OB
WEATHER -:
MS
-NOY IN STOCK.
The Leading Clothier
BLAiN,
& Merchant Tailor.
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