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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02

PARIS, June 1.-The Paris tribunal has
decided that Baron Aeilliere is sane, but
suffering from transitory alteration of
the mind due to passion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02
1922 ,O39 .43 $109, 1927

Mr.. sackett Cornell, we'll known here
in newspaper circles, has got out at Santa
Ana the first number of his daily paper,
which he styles the Orange County Chro-
aicle. Without stopping to criticise the
too-previousness OF this title, we can
oandidly say that he has given his people
a very presentable and newsy sheet, with
a strong tincture of live journalism in it.
The HERALD wishes the new venture in
the newspaper field the greatest success
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02


would Elm
wwilaN
Department
offended they told that they fitting We have
factor These hand Perfect
form to lady, This Ps her living profit objects The and
city have been matter comment for long time past As long the expense for selling
never will compete with dry goods house whose expenses are divided
advantage favor for selling Cloak and Suits cheap This why exclusive
o
compete with dry goods houses
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02
A OUAKER'S DOZEN.

Richard Siege the well known proprietor o
the Quaker Dairy, No. so Ellis ST., San Francisco
last week sent the following letter to The Edwin
w ,Toy Co
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02

Mrs. N. Peck-"so you thought was
an angel once, did your" Mr.. N. Peck
"Yep." Mrs. N. Peck-"And you don't
think SO now, ehP" Mr.. N. Peck
"Nope, still live in hopes that you
may be, though. "-[Terre Haute Ex-
press.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02
Consult mrs. DIR. Wells

Uterine aud rectal diseases treated with skill
by her new painle,s method. City references
from hopeless cases cured. 400 Fort street,
corner Fifth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02

DIR. siocum, No. 32e s. Main st.
Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose, exclusively
Hours, 8 A. NJ. to 5P. NJ. Sundays, IL NJ. to 9
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02

Notary Public aad Conveyance.
Frank NJ. Kelsey. II North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02

RECEIVED "a few White
JUST FEW POINTS Flannel The
with
| hroundc ornN in 'front.' In
creams
DV1O stitching the double
dopaits down wths and
n
The bottom three
Pockets hndsomest little
this The the trade
n
Ii a
clothing The mothers
boys clothing They do not like clothing for it, We making great
se--sometnhg
little the ordinary Mr. Fzace ida9 quite nice
and will be able ideal Boys Clothing Department
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02

They easy and comfortable and nearly everyone knows
they will ouwear any other frstc class shoe in America.
They average fully dollar less price than any other first
class shoe They cost much at the factory, but
expense for selling shoes is very low account of
division of expense between twenty-five different DEPART
advantage not possessed by exclusive shoe
store. We always busy at our Shoe Department
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-02
G Ut s (,[[S \ [E!El!, I J!

rs TO SEE that every garment that goes out of the
house is made to fit perfectly fairly good fit will
not do We have had ladies in house within the past
week say That will do all rght-it fits good enough.
Only want it for wear. But did not fit we'll
Mr. Small thought it should The defects pointed
out to the lady, and the garment made fit before
allowed it to leave the house One.half the Coaks and
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12
Outstanding warrants, March 81,

fet,lon OF board Of fire delegates asking
that an ordinance be passed making Il q
misdemeanor 10 drive vehicles over hose
during fire. Referred. Petition Of WIN
Bros asking for privilege OF carrying ioc
pounds Of powder at his residence. Re-
ferred.
Petition of ! p Galbrallh and others for
privilege of lateral sewer connection with
Calipooia street sewer was referred.
Petition Of John A Crawford and others
for privalege OF building cold storage Al
| foot of Sd street was referred to COMMITTEES
on streets and public property.
Petition OF L II Montanye asking for a
sewer trcm Broadaibln street 10 middle oi
block opposite Catholic schoo. was read
and referred,
A communication providing for reso-
lutICn for report from the city surveyor
on Railroad street sewer was laid on
table.
Councilman Gradwohl introduced q rea.
olution providing that sidewalks hereafter
constructed on I'd street, Washington 10
Lyon streets. be ten feet vide; also on side
streets 20 ID street. Washington TO Baker.
be ten feet wide, and I'd TO ssh, Washing.
ton TO Baker. be SIT wide. that an ordinance
be introduced to this effect.
Petition of L II Montanye for side and
cross walks was referred.
Petitions Of Fannie Hammer and Fred
Grlmmer for sidewalk we're read and &c.
ferred.
Councilman Grsdwohi moved that ordi.
nance be passed providing that blocks Fer.
ry 10 Lyon streets, north side Second
street. be placed within fire limits.
Alley In rear OF John Sehmeer's stables
ordered graded within thirty days.
Bills OF couneslmcn and mayor were or.
dered paid and the following; NH Allen,
SItS; o + Assn, rent. SssiJ A Crawford,
Sas; r NJ Westfali, Sto.3s: y II Allen. 81
Adjourned 10 meet Thursday evening,
April u, 1850.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12
MILL CITY.

Leo who Is correspondent at Rock
Creek Tor the SsakesD,aH Il on. He re.
ported that the Mill City nine challenged
! the first nine Of Rock Creek. This Is q
mistake Mil City was asked to play, and
not uHti about half an hour before the
/ game commenced were any selections
made as to who was 10 play. We gave
them credit for what they did. Since the
reporter IL 50 smart we will mention that
there were three old players from Stayton
aud Mehama who made the game one
sided MIR Leo reports last Sundays pro-
cecdings quite q change.
Il Il rumored that Sunday school will
be organized at the Butler school house
Linn county. II Is also talked Of organ.
izing @ T lodge In OR town. Success
10 both
d Stewart Il going to accommodate bis
boarders by connecting the railroad track
and the Cliff house with steps.
Scott Shaw has returned TO Mill City
again. II IL hard for him 10 say which
place he likes best, Mill City Or stayton.
Mr |, r Wilcox was at Mchama a few
days ago, In view of purchasing a farm.
We have not learned how he succeeded.
The Santiam Lumber Co Is making pre-.
pafatiens TO add 70 their mill a pony saw.
Their planer Is also expected ever day.
A midnight dance was given at the resi-
dcBce of Mr. and Mrs Goats last Wednes-
day night and rice time was the result.
Pat O'Reilly, the Gatesyille real estate
man, has accepted job loading lumber for
the Sanilam Co.
Mumps is prevailing through our town.
Robbie Shaw went TO stayion to his home
on account Of Il.
Frank Bell Is on trip to Portland and
intermediate points.
Charlie Brown, Of Stayton, spent few
days this week with his friends at this
place.
The bridge carpenters came TO Mill City
Friday, and are now engaged In repairing
bridges on the o r r X.
dance was given at the Cliff house
Saturday evening In honor Of the bridge
carpenters. II was good enough.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12
Sealed Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board
Of Directors 81 the Albany. Street Railway
Company OF Albany. Oregon. up 70 and i'm
clnding the 22nd day Of April, 1889, for the
construction Of . street railway IN said city.
Separate bids wiIi be received on each prop
osition as follows LET For al lumber used
ia the construction Of said road. 2nd. For
all rails and for iron material used 10 con-
struction Of the road bed. All material farm
ished TO be delivered on the line Of the pro-
posed road as directed by the Superintendent
Of the Company. ard. For grading and
building said road ready for the rolling stock.
all material 10 be furnished by the Com
pany. 4th. For furnishing all material.
work and labor necessary 70 compIste said
ROAD bed ready for the rolling stock. All the
material furnished, and the work done 10 be
according 10 the plans and specifications now
on die 10 tho Office Of tho Secretary Of said
Company where they can be seen. Con-
tractors will be required to give bonds for the
faithful performance Of their contract. The
Company reserve the right to reject any or
al bids. All bids should be addressed 70 the
Secretary At Albany, Oregon, and marked
bids for tbs construction cf the Albany
Street Railway"
BY order Of the Boasa Of Directors.
c. G BURKHAET.
Secretary,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12
Want to Know.


Mr.. Jay Biain, Secretary of the Albany
Board Of Trade has received the following
communication, which Is self explanatory.
1t shows that Albany has been heard from
through the East :
KANKAKEE. Ill, March 80, 1889.
Secretary Board Of Trade
What inducements have you to offer foi
a first-class woolen mill, composed of al
new and Of the latest improved machinery
bought two years ago. ! am enc of th'
stockholders and our reason for wishing Il
change Is To be able to secure our WOO
from as nearly first hands as possible. Yos
will please see what can be done and repl,
to our President, Thos 9 McColloh, Kan
kakec, III.
Yours Respectfully,
A. @. SELLS.
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SheriR's Sale

In le CireAa Court Of he State Of Oregon
for The County Of Linn:
Geo. II. Lirgott. Plaintiff.
e. @. Mcciain. t. p. Mcknight and julia
A. Mcknight. his wife, James 4. Gore and
Malinda J. Gore, his wife, Elial Parker
and Mary Parker, bis wife. Al, Parker
and Ollle Parker, his wife, John Wyre
ami Annie Wyre, his wife, Fred Parker,
Eta Parker, Maud Parker and Harry
Parker, DEFENDANTS,
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
out Of the above named Court ia the
about entitled suit, will on
saturday thc iish day Of May. 1850.
at tie Court House door In the city OF
Albany. Linn county. Oregon, at the
hour OF one o'clock. p. m. OF said day sell
at public auction for cash IN hand to the
highest bidder the real property describ-
cd in said execution and order OF sale IS
follows, to-wit: All o. lot no. 4in block
No la Ralston's addition 70 the town o!
Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon, as laid
ont on the plat Of said addition and re.
corded in Linn county, Oregon. Record
ed on the 30th csy OF April, 1874. Saic
lot being in the corner o; Main and Ash
Street. The proceeds arising from ths
sale OF said premises, to be applied Firs
ments of taxed at S45 90 and accruinl
cos's Second 10th ps y~tnt TO the riainsii
ueo. Il. !. .Liggettth the sum OF S287. 90 and $3.50
| Attorneys fees with accruing interes
thereon at the rate Of 10 per cent pc
annum FROM the llth day of March, A. ID
1850. Third, the overplus IL any therebv
to be paid TO the Defendants herein.
a n esah I. - -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12

Miss Minnie McFarland's school closes
the Igth Of the present month. Miss MIN
nile las taught six months here and has
given good satisfaction and now she pro
poses 70 retire from the profession for the
press Mt as she did not want the school any
longer We und erstand she Is going 10
take a trip TO California, dame ruHior says
she Is going to take partner for life.
Mr.. VIM Robb will WELD the birch In
the Tangent school for the next two
months, commencing next Monday.
Prof. sibbits has completed his engage
ment with the band boys here as teacher.
A very interesting protraeted meeting Is
In progress In Tangent, conducted by Rev
Comann of the " Z Church South.
The farmers are about done seeding In
this vicinity.
1900 or 10000 bushels OF wheat remain
in the warehouse at this place unsold.
r z. Moore has moved into the Nc
Mullen house.
8. II. Moses and wife have moved 10 the
Alsee Valley to make that their future
home.
fhe croquet craze Is at It's full height IN
Tangent at present. raging all Sunday, Al
we'll as any other day.
We are glad to see Rev. !. w. Craig II
the pulpit again after speli Of sickness.
6. W. Simpson and wife, OF Albany
were visiting Ia Tangent the first OF th'
week.
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i,tsI<ks< Ix>zsfn< TUESDAY {
q 9utkhatt ol lhe dfu Of Hufkhaft 4
Royce. Job printers. ot thIa city, sold his In
sefcst ln tho business 70 Re=eoe llibief. q
Corvallis Nr Illbief. who i a practical
printer win take possession ImmedIasel,
and The firm name will hereafter be Roycs
! Il fiiblcf. This house has already beer
noted ior ia good work and prompt atten
ton 10 business, and We have no doubt bul
what the Arm will still continue to meril
the steadily increasing patronage bestowed
upon IL
No PAy.--In the circuit court wednes.
day at Salem, Ia the case Of w w Biggs
one Of Governor Pennoyer's railroad com.
mIsslone,s, demurrer to the complaint
was sustained on the ground that the com.
plalnt did not state sufficient facts TO en-.
title fiiaps 10 a writ Of mandamus COM
pelllng the secretary OF state 10 give him
his salary. The case will Immediately be
appealed to the supreme COURT
OPENING DAYS lot latest spring styles
for 1889. Friday, April iath and following
days, at L. and c. Howard's, Albany, Ur
Up stairs to the left over ] ] Dnbruille's
harness shop.
ar Cosr.--G. w. Simpson has just re-.
elyed at bargain large lot OF ladies
muslin underwear and infants robes, slips
and hoods, which he will sell at Wholesale
ost, marked Ia plain figures.
PREMIUM SAvoN.--F l. Kenton has just
received another large shipments Of preml-
um Savon soap direct from the factory.
This soap Is put up especially for Mr. Ken.
ton and Is warranted to give satisfaction. II
IL now being sold at 81 per box.
ELserEp,-6ooo rolls OF wall paper In an
immense number of patterns at Fortmlller
& Irving's. the finest line In the central
Willamette Valley. II IA an art gallery TO
see II all.
SUMMER wRArs. Novelties In beaded
and stoekinet jackets just received,
SAMUEL f.. YouNG.
BAnIgs..-The finest line OF baby carr
ages In the Valley just ~ selved nj Stewart
& Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con-
sidering the superior quality OF the carri.
ages.
SrRucK Ou.-At Stas per gallon can
best Standard r~>' oil, at the Willamette
Packing Co.'s store.
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SheriTs Sale.
In the Circuit Court Of the State o. Oregon
for Lian County.

In the Circuit Court Of tie State o. Oregon
for Linn County.
Lucy M. Russell, Plaintiff.
A. s. Bassett and Mary E. Bassets, his
wife. NJ. A. Porter aud Gee. A. Hall, De-
PENDANTS.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution end order of sale issued out Of
the aboye named Court in the above entitled
suit, will on
saturday the nth day Of May. 1883,
at the Court House deor in the city Of AZ
bany, Linn county. Oregon, at the hour oi
| one clock, p. m. Of said day, sell at public
auction for cash in hand to the highest bid
der the real property described in said exc
cution and order OF sale As fellows. to-wit
Beginning one and one half III rods south OF
the northwest cornor Of Section thirty lone
4 1911 in Township thirteen tlSl south rangs
three i3l, west Of the Willamette meridian
running thence south seventy eight and one
i. half t7SA) rods thence east-thirty-three ane
one half (33hl rods thence north seventy
eight and one-half l7SAl rods; themes
west thirty three and one.half 1881 rods ::
the place of beginning, containing sixteen ans
72-l00 ll6 72-l00) acres. more or less ans
situated in Linn county. State Of Oregon
The proceeds arising from the sale Of sais
! premises. to be applied: First to the paymen
Of the costs and disbursements Of suit taxed .
: s27 .s5 and accruing cost. Second to the pay
nent to the PlAintifF. Lucy M. Russell, th'
sum Of S4l2.o9. with accruing interest there
on from the 18th day Of March, 1889, Third
the oyerplus If any remain, 70 be paid to IN
Defendant, A. S. Bassett.
Dated this 9th day Of April 1883.
JoHN SMALLMoN,
Sheriff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12
SOUTH ALBANY.

A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences, owing 70 Its nat
ural advantages and nearness to the center
OF business Compare the size, location.
view and access to and from these ots,and
you will be convinced of their merits Call
early and secure home beforethe advance
in price. Apply to
TwEKDALR & .REDFIsLD, Agents.
First door south Of Post Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12

Mr. No o5hesuey Il Ii the city from r..
coma. and Friday, snd with Messrs BrownelI
Donlay and others will start for their osls.
bfaied SantIain lninos
Another line steamer IL Ii reported hai
been bought by the Oregon Development Co
and will be pnt on between San Francisco
and yaquina Bay In few months.
The commissioners appointed 20 select
alta ior ths navy ward on Tho northwest coasi
oi 't ths ii Pacific. il i stated, have agreed upon
point on Paget sound. between Seattle and
Tacoma.
This morning Wallace & Thompson filled
no order for some groceries to DO sent 70
Rockford, w. 4. That locks considerably
| like wholesale business. This firm receives 4
large number Of orders from distance.
Mr,r skillman. the dealer 10 big horses,
will leave in o few weeks for France, where
he will purchase for Wsstsrn Oregon mark
% large stock Of fine French horses, for
which he already has several orders.
The matter Of tho Washington street
grade was argued yesterday afternoon ~ an.
tlclpated by ths DgMoonAT aud taken into
consideration by Judge Boise, who remarked
that he would hand In decision within
day or two.
John Lsedy has gone up on the line OF the
Oregon Pacific near the summit Of the Cas-
csde mountains north Of Fish laks 10 select
site for his saw mill. He viii saw the lum-
bsr for the bridges on The Oregon Pacific road
to be constructed this season
Hermann's life must be . miserable one
He says "The pressure for Office from our
State IA tremendous. We have had dele
CATION Of Oraaonians here since the inaugurs.
tion. pass my days Ii travelling from one
department TO another and my nights are
given upto callers"
A special train bringing passengers from
tho "Willamette Valley CARVED Ia the city
about ii o'clock last sysnina Farini & Mo.
Mahan's circus troup wers on board The
sWillamstts Valley" They will show 81
tbs Bay To- morrow, Corvallis Thursday and
Albany Friday.
The foreground Of Crawford & Paxton's
photograph of ths Nurse show taken from the
court house IL stndy. in which several
school ohildren ars the participants. Orc Of
the boys is about TO demolish . little girl,
who stands with her toes togethcf awaiting
results.
Our counciimsn who we're In Salem yester.
terdAy wers considerably surprised ct the
condition Of tho grade Of tho streets there.
there evidently being no systematic move
thsre 10 keep the streets In good condition.
This will partly recomponse Us for IN item 10
. Salem paper year ago about our dog fen
mel
Mr. Gilliland vas In the city to-day. He
says several parties have crossed the noun.
taIns on the w v &C NJ wagon road on horse
back already. He will start Friday with .
gang Of men aud wagon from Lower Soda TO
clean out the road lie thinks II will be
safe 10 start across with teams by the 18th
inst
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12

Young men certainly need a place TO 20
nights where they win he safe from evil
associations. Our city Is rapidly increas.
Ing In the population OF II, young men,
and they ali demand company. II they
can't get Il In any other way they go TO the
saloon, and that eventually settles the nc
count In most cases. The idea Of gym.
nasium and reading room and parlos tor
games and soelabiiily IN connection with a
Y NJ c A where young men can eongre-
gate whatever the color Of their neektie i
a good one, and the sooner Albany has
such a place the better Il viii be for tho
young men Of the city. Muscles and NOR.
ais and sociablli,y ought to make good
team
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12
Advice 70 Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children testhing, is the prescription OF
one Of the best female nurses and physi'
clans in the United States, aud has been
used for forty years with never-failing
success byaniIlions OF mothers for theii
children. During the process of teethina
It's value Is incalcuable. 1t releaves the
child from pain cures dysentery and diar
yhoea, gripping In the bowels, and wind
collie. BY giving health to the child !
rests the mother. Price 25c. q bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12

The Old Reliable Physician. may always
be found as this Office and can tell you jus
where your pains are located by examin
ing you In six places on your breast and
under your shoulder blades with his ear,
over your clothes. Msny cures have b, en-
made by bis treatment.
READ AND LEARN.
came 10 the country 70 locate and
found aftsr arriving here, that Portland
aud Albany, were already destined to
become tho headquarters Of the great
growing West. " ith that end in view
determined 10 locate In Albany In the
/ spring. having already purchased large
farm Will desire 10 Improve. Now
all those who are Ia need OF treatment
should avail themselves Of this opportun
| ity.
CONaULTATION FREE.
Persons desiring careful treatment vii
please call ON DIR. J. j. West late cf De
troii, Michig an, at ie6 Fast sixth since
Albany, Oregon.
Come and Get Consultation Anyhow
once asurA Frem A. n. 10 sEse P,IM'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12
CURRENCY,

Every city in Oregon, even Corvallis and
and Roseburg. Is crying that now Is the
golden opportunity. All of them are feel.
Ing of their pulse and remarking that they
think II does beat little more boyishly.
Then they begin practieing on the word
boom, and ere they know Il are declpring
that they really believe they are booming.
Perhaps this faith cure is something that
gets to the nerves OF even cities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12

Several good men arc making the atien.
tion to lawns and gardens business In Al
bany. Always stand in with TIE men who
are'willing to work, and the man who Is
able had better hire his work done than do
It himself II there are those willing to do Il,
tor this Is what keeps the ball moving. II
the rich man wants exercise let him fix up
the yard Of the poor widow. This may be
strange doctrine; but trial of II wouldn't
change the course Of the sun.