the gemotrat
FRIDAY .....JULY 1, 1887
TIIK KLAUS
Mow, what surprises ut about theae I
rebel flag, ii tbi. : Way back in tht
rood old darn of "Auld Una Am'
- I
boot six t y yoara ago, a law waa paaaed
bf Congreaa that all flag, captured in of
iifttiu t.. ft U i I
- .wr. w
Ukan oharge 0! by the war department
nd diaplayad in some conspicuous
Plao day reminder, of tba
braver and erowesa of American aol-
' 7 . . .
diera. But, alaa, forth degeneracy of
ii ; aW. r
ww v,w auu n uvanuwi i I
nature, Gen. Grant had not patriotism
. . , I
WuUgb lait aitor toe Wr Wa yr ana
ha
"trophiea" of th war, but for eight
year kept them boxed up and stored
.
away in vne attic ana cellars 01 tne
war department abaolutely ahut ont
from the vase of everr natriat. Under
-
nay, uie irmua, uie earn poucy 01
n ... 1 TTJ nm
umvjxvj wa puiouww. uuu.i vft-
fi.l.i and Artht'r no dovaJoitmank of
patrtotlam waa abown concerning tbeae
flags. Ob, how th rery frame of a
Fairchilda or a Tuttle must have trem
-
bled and ahook with indignation at this
lack pf patriotism on the part ef Grant,
Hay, Garfield and Arthur, and how
earneetly Fairchilds would have indulg
ed in one of hi "palay " prayers if th
had not bean Republican presidents.
Here it waa (hat Fairchilda with an al
most superhuman effort managed to
keep his lips clojed, as he so dramat
ically talis us he had done in time past.
If Tuttle and Fairchilds eonld b as
earnest, enthusiastic patriots whsn a
Democrat is president, as when a Re
publican is p real dent their patriotism
would ovsrahadow that of any otbet
oitizen.
THR WOOLEN mill.
in accordance with the suggestion.
j - -- -1
ar being considered by a number of
mwwu iu ft 4vaaavvatA a aeaavv v r mm bsvud i
-i,i. . 1-.- .-.1
wws 'lusiiivee aajaas wuaicui as w wiou av 1
weiated mill is to be eatabli.hed here. I
W ar justified by experience end aur-
rounding facts in saying that in all ths
history of the city no mora important
euterprtee, am! one involving giea'er
result r, has ever been undertaken by
the citizen of Albany. The citizens of
Albany with their proverbial pluck and
enterprise ought not to fail in this ua I
.0 . . , . I
mmtmmn k i i luuiisva auuu lai urn uu i
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beneficial results to ths growth of the
city. Let every man pot his shoulder
t the wheel and push on this enter pries
to full consummation. Let there be no
laggard.
A BRIDGE.
A proposition is pending before the
County Uonrr. to appropriate money to
build a bridge acroee the North Santiam
at Mebama. The County Court of i
v 1
Marion ocunty is asked to appropriate
navhslf th amannt necessary to bnUd I
bndga, and, we undersUud, that
body has signified its willingness to do I
so. As we have said sev.rsl time be-
for in theaa colomns, w know of n
place where bridge is more needed
than the one at Mebama, and wa hop
onr County Court will make the appro-
priatioo. Let the money Ukan fram
the people in the way of taxes be ex
ponded in public improvements that
will be of the grea'eit good in tbe de-
velepment of our eouoty.
Th National Republicmn, published
at Washington City, in a long article
recently, took grounds in favor of Sen
ator Leland Stanford as tba Republican
candidate far prendent. While we
cannot dispute that Stanford wonld
make a vary good Republican president,
be wonld not make a good president for
the people. Of course ke could not be
elected, aod hence wa will not nrge any
objection against bis nomination.
Hon. Bingcr Hermann, who is con
sidered a Republican of most stalwart
mould and inky hue, in a conversation
with a Portlaod acquaintance during
tba week aaisi : "Republican paper
may aay a great deal to th contrary,
bnt my opinion U that President Cleve
land's cabinet is a most brilliant body,
and C Isveland himself is a maa of largo
heart snd broad viewa,and full of talent."
The Philadelphia Pre is calling for
"free sugar," bets use it means "sbsaper
food for every mtn, woman and child."
Rut why should tbe Press ysll fot "free
sugar" when stock inga,dra were, under
shirts and clothing generally, together
with hundred of necessary bouaebold
articles, are tayed higher tban augar is '
Jaff Dayis snd the editor of the Ore
fpiutfH agree, snl heartily to , that the
rebel Hags captured during tho war be
long to tbe state from wl vnce tbe
troops that captured them catna. Par
nobile fratrum. 'I hie
with vengeance.
is "stat rights"
The i mpernte and patiiotic tone of
tbe Sou hern press in regard to the Hag
episode ought to bring a sense of shame
to some of tho less ca -hardened of tbe
Northern ranter 1 for political tffeot.
Will 4 H. B uck,who was Jast week
elected Profeaaor ot Greek in Hampden
Sidney College, Virginia, ia said to be
the youngest c iiee professor in the
United States. He ia 22 years old.
The
Broth
uth recently e4tahiibsd by
bet man, that a man may talk
iboopi to dcath not ons that " l JT . . . U
mimim ii . . . ' 1 i iiii 1 ..a t, ' a . wfi'!. Of all kinds, nixed ready for use kal I "
SSsWsmSiBRlEfSBSJBJBJgHaa 1 , . - I
SIJPPRKT UKOl'Nn.
Many Republican papora.notably the
Waaoo Sun, Oxonian and other, that
very deefroua to make tnarniooay
I
campaign, are laying ihat Cleveland U
aevum oi patriotism anu nun now
proof, the fee, that during toe war be
Wniahtd a auuetUuto rathor th in go
1.1 tr UT t V I ft la vnot I
himself, w o 11 such oouauct w prooi T
di.loyalty on tba part of Cleveland,
tban thousand of tha sraat leaders of I
-
"apuwioao party w-aey ana 0 -
vioted of baing traitor to their country;
aya, Blame himaalf, the great mde. it..
publican, the great mogul of hi. part),
. i- LU i.LL
looatHi upon s ir.uur w
oountrv.for he not only furni.hed a aub-
I
atitute.but allowed hi. friend, to pay aucb
m.4.. .1 .L. 1 . .. .L.K
wwhiuit, nn.iurn m " ,
money t refund to thoae who had fur-
niahed aubautute he accouted tbial
lI L 1.1 l..l ..x. I
monay Miuuga w vw
him nothing. The leaa Kapublioana aay
aooui tiaveianu a auiwumie ujj wwr
. 1 It L. a!& .1. . I I 1 ..
" rrw
ir.
whn thav talk on that aubiect they ar
' I
On very BUppery grouna. I
.
When the civil war broke out there
Jived in Western New York three
young men, broth era. toa el them, a
lawyer, just beginning to practise, waa
the sole support of his widowed mother
and bis sister.. Th
three young men I
at that time he'd a conference and da
cided that two of the brothers should
volunteer and tba third abould stay at
home and earn money to provide for the
other members of the family. Accord
ingly theee two brothers fought through
the war in the Union army. Unfortu
nately, the young maa who stayed at
home wss dratted, and he procured a
substitute refusing to plead these faoU
whijh would bava exempted him.
Afterwards when New York Stat was
reimbursing those who hired eabeti-
tntes, thi. young msn patriotically ra
P "ro'r
develan i' war record, and they who
mJ tbmt Cleveland was opposal to the
m
unioo 10 me time 01 me civii war ate
iihr ignorant of theM facta, or they
dlrt 10 HP0 10 "P3
.a ae
formation, aid in propagauog .ecttun.l
hatred.and to keep alive the discord be-
tween the sections.
Those interested in the picturesque
social history of New York and New
England, during the early years of tbi
oaotury, will find some exceedingly
, . ,
bright a
bright and entertaining pictures ot that
period in Scribneri Magatim for July
from the letter of Eliza South gat a
Bowne, which are hero published under
tha title of" A Girl's life Eighty Year
Ago." They are the obeervations of
keen-witted girl, who has preserved for
us, as though by some mental instants
neoua photography, a ast of picture of
bar day. She waa connected with many
inflaentUI old New York and New
tria,j r. .Knu r,t.
aMu latiau vw hwsw awv v a w
have carefully preserved these letters.
They wore written with perfect frank -
Uass to membera of her family from
Portland, Me., Salem, Boa to 1, Bailaton
Spriags, New York, and other pi
Among the illustration ar.e miniature,
Uhou9tte,o 1 some isproductions from
printa ef old New York. Tha seleetiona
from thaas letters will be ctosluded in
the August number of the Magazine.
Because Gen. Sherman declines to
make a fool of himself after the manner
of Gsn. Tuttle.tbe Iowa State Register,
a bleody-ebirt organ, denounces him
snd charges him with having deserted
th old soldier since ha cam within
the malign "Copperhead influence" of
New York. Dining with millionaires
is another of the General's pastimes
supposed to be sapping bis ioyal consti
tution. Perhaps the old warrior ia
aorry now that he did not get killed on
th march from Atlanta to the sea just
to insure the rjptct of th Lleoay-sbirt
how lers.
Piano sad Organ liivea Away.
On Jan. 1st, 1888, we will give away a
1700 piano aad a $160 organ. Hers is ths
way to get one of them. For eyery dollar
worth of goods you purchase yoa will receive
a ticket, when you get five yea may make
a guess ef the aumber of pieces of coin ex
hibited in a glass globe in our front window,
which, with year name will be registered, up
to ths first of January. Tbe one guessing
nearest to tha right number will receive ths
piano, next the organ.
The piano, a Bradford upright, 7 a octave,
tone wood ease, etc.. and tbe organ made by
Jaime Bsar, of Chicago, 5 octores, 12 stops,
etc. may be seen at ths store of E W Iaor
don, of whom they were purchased.
Every one purchasing goods of me will get
them at as low a price ss in ths Valley, with
a splendid stock to select from.
N. H. Alls? k Co.,
Albany, Or.
T--ATTrMMi.
Largest stock in Albany at A. B. Mc
II wains, and the lowest prices. Here are
some ef the figures, which tell their own
story :
Three 12 oz plugs, Climax, $r.
Three 160 plugs, Knights Delight, $1.
Four ia ot plugs, The Hero, $1.
And a targe stock of other brands at -tremelv
low prices.
e
Ho. for Vaquina.
But you must have a good pair of hoots
or shoes, so call on Henry Joost, one door
north of Telegraph office, on Broadalbin St.
We TeirsTpisinl.v
hat Simmons Liver lleguiator will rid
you of Dyspepsia, Headache, Constipation
and Biliousneas, It will break up chills
and fever and prevent their return, and is
a complete anudole for all malarial poison
yet entirely free from quinine or eal
omol. Try it, aad yon will be astonished
at the good results of the genuine Sim
moos Ltver Kegulator, prepared by J. H.
Zeilin A Co,
" S i '
Send Barkhert Keeney names snd ad
friends desiring information of Ore
j k a - j .1 - " ' a r 1 iiua uuwuci iinrvaar variea. m. m mr v sii en imlv. i bia n 10 m.i. sj -mjl ljj i sb tw
PI KIT IT POPKT.
I HA Itolmau fl Tpih.i Hunt tt l.
Continual,
lrUiln.
,J7? J3
to Awtynaumt R l stoveiu. itnai snprovsa
pbaeea
XMUUQil Ml IOWSU,
70 I R Dawm met .1 J lis. i r 1 ftnty ims
n wll(km(MrtW ml , w Joh
MM
.1 rsauvsr
massy. Contiauwl forstrvlo.
"ary A V tllimonrjajl l." i: kit. I JMn iiKttft.
py mm,9l jdum-nt fr want r ::awr 4
i:; ltmUrMn IW
oi.ur. u-r-- for want ,.( t,.r.
MlU(u luw j K WwwUk r,morlM.uall.
confirm!.
To rworsr mono . DUmlsMiI afto ThuBiaoit with
ViT au,t ku ; Ky
waiattau lor partm...,,, UubUmunI.
9J Pundna Mtif ami T I (.' II C
t Klla J tUuwy t l. T Mil
t : ' II Oom t si. On-
anuaUoa, tato oaaflnMd,
w Piatkaiiatai ana Mayar i u L lUmitv... Ta
raOarw BMuay . UalaUU li! JUJginelit lor FIB.
100 suu ayt Uao Raar Ltaai. Dtimlaaad.
lit J P HohMiilna airt K N Th imiHofi. Ti rajofar
Jumanl f..r w..it ..f ...arr n,latuekad
a,aay. Jaimantky aiauit ami aitaauaj rr
u t J niaokavt j a wuiiam. Toraouvaratoaay
Judginani iv iri
orJr4
aw.
119 J (' Johiiftoii ft It A ftiul ktarv K HiuiUi
tla4.
io i. w Dajoa tt numwa cum 'r
I2l 1. K Ulaln Kt 0.. n urr at .1 Farawlotura
Daoraa granta.1.
ltS lllram Smlih .jt J .lm K Nftrtln. Ta raoor
imtitav Jiiiiviitiiiii at ii 'i iiiij it Mi 1 nninan 1 nrnarau
lt Strmhan au4 UUjeu tgi lh. t'luwtaln. Motion.
Muii, in aiiowaa,
1ST NlU ift ( Kfettay. AsMull wlU Uaricr
uu waaaon.
Vardtct of aalll nfaaaaull and
hi snat
BBS,
IIS Mary K Itaaaatl g Wm (' Halmaa.
lor aarvioa.
CouUaeatf
Ii l.la M U frftiirU .! K W LarrauHa
!.. ft
wiwi,
.m. . ... tm . . 1 . .
BUxmI. r'orvcloaara. r luraulnaura gran lad.
ic 1 HiAaraagM it pr u.u niai
Dsatca oc larsalasara srantau.
lS lloanta I'foasSBSf WThoiui-wu SSSl Fora
rlur, I'onlluuari,
IM Hoanl S f Osst Mt tafak W Thampaun at al.
t.raIttrv, (uiitlnuiHl.
W School Knot! (mtttUai"iior It It llnntpkray,
MJa oonBratatl,
M J II JeSSCM a A' II Hrtx.lithtrft, Laava (raat
ad to lamaraaaauan.
M KlaU of Orac-o H bart KaiU. Saulaaaal ta
county Jail ona month.
14. Uao W Young fttft Harah K Young, Pivoroa,
uworaa yraatad,
The Rcgtaalag of tha Kad
Th beg Inning of alasaaa ta a alight de
bility or disorder of aome of tbe vital or
satin, tbe atomaeb, tbe llrer or tbe bowela
usiiallj, There arc dyspeptic symptoma,
tbe liver la troublesome, tbe akin grows
taw nay and unbealtv looking, tbere are
paina in tbe right side or ibreagh tb
right aboolder blade. Tbe ellanax la of
teu an otter prostration of the physics!
snergisa, perbapa a fatal issue. But if
tbe rifflcuity is met in lime with liostet
ler's Htimaeh Ulnars, wbion ta always mi
fsoiive as a reaoedy, and it should be re
stored ta at an early stage, there will be
np reason to apprehend those Injurious
subsequent effects upon the system often
entailed by entirely cured disease. Far
better ta tt, alee, to employ this safe rasa
odteai agent in lever and agas, and other
malarial complaints, tban qulain and
other potent a rugs, wbleh, even when
they do prove effectual for a lime, rum
the stomach
health.
aad Impair th general
Astoai-biagHas ease
It is the duty of every person who has
Botrht'' Genua Syrup to 1st it woadsrfoi
qn ah ties be known to their friends to caring
Consumptioo, ssvsrs Coaf(bs,Croup, Aathms,
I'sso moms, sod in fact all throat and lag
dissasss. No psrson osn use it witbeet im
media to relief. Three doses wdl relisve aay
oaae, aad wa coasider it ths duty of all drugg
ists ta recommend it to the poor, dyiag cos
sumptive, at least to try oae bottle, ss 80,
000 deaen bottles wsrs srld last year, aad 00
one oaae where it failed was reported.
a medicine aa the Henna Syrup sen not be
too widely knows. Ak your druggist sheet
it Bam pis bottles to try, sold st 10 cents.
Hegoiar size. 75 cent. Hold by all druggists
and dealers, in tbe United States aad Caned
The rnetegrasfcer, Albany, Or.
I have all the nonet: vea token br i
B. Pax ton and any one can nave dupli
cates from their negatives by add reset ng
us, at the following prices : Card euve, S'X
per dozen, cabinet size, $3 per doxen, tou-
dours, 6 per doxen. I keep tbe finest
une 01 uregon vtewa in tne west, cata
logue furnished on application Copying
and enlarging old pictures a specialty.
J. O. CaawFaan.
for aeJe.
One hundred and twenty acres of the best
quality of improved wheat land, all fenced
Into four fields, good house, hard finish,
good outhouses, excellent fruits of all kind
Situated 3 miles west of Lebanon and one
and a quarter miles south of the junction of
the Narrow Guage K. R., wit tithe Lebanon
branch of the O. A C. R. R. Inquire at
this onice.
siefc tea's Aralea Salve.
Tbe beet aalve In tba world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Halt Rheum, Fever
Bores, Tetter, cnapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and ail Skin Kr options, and posi
tively curee Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money reruneed.
Price SA cents
P
box. For sale by Foabay eX Mason,
Active, Pruhlas aad Bellshle.
Foe hay A Mason can always be refisd np
on to carry ia stock the purest aod beat
good, and sustain ths reputation of being
active, pushing snd reliable, by recommend,
iog articles with well established merit and
such a are popular. Having the sgency for
the celebrated Dr King' New Discovery for
consumption, colds and coughs, wili sell it
on a positive guarantee. It will sorely cure
any and every affection of throat, lungs, or
chest, and in order to prove oar claim, wa
ask yon to call snd get s trial bottle free.
Baby wss sick, we save ass (
When she war Child, she eried As- Carters,
Sfbea she nwcarun MIm, site clune to Caatoria.
' he had Children, she gave them Cl
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
'"asnensBsmBBBsssajfa-.es-
4KIH
MY
Drv Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Window Shades, Wall Paper
and Decorating Paper,
Everything kept to a fl rat-class Dry
there it t demand ror. 1 sou go 1 these jpM mostly in New York and Chicago and
AT 'BOTTOM CASH PRICES,
and have nod am receiving
Novelties of the Season
ta ovary Una ; am prepared to
. MEET ANY PRICES
a
.noted In tbe papers or circulars, and wilt take
Cash or Merchantable Produce
nod will not turn youoff when you get out of money.
fsry a
WHS-
raj
I hay added S my too. mmd shse stock a
line of the oslehratod Laird, gassier h
MiUkeU, PfuUuielpkim Fine Shoes fee ladies.
children. Aoauaowieaaje r
dealers generally to be the best vales sad
best fitting fine shoe asada. Widths C, O, B,
aad EE. A ehild east bey as cheap ss a
Sanest. K. xecso,
Bete Agent, Albany,
Wall Paper. Hhaaaa, Ms.
N H Allen ft Co. keep ia stock s fall Une
.f th above goods, iacladiag a fine assart.
t ef deooratioea for assJtngs, waiea tney
will sell at tbe lows possible prices. s
hav now In transit see of the largest stock
ef these goods ever ia this market.
Thrifty people will appreciate ear vslttee
Kxovraxo fit Baowsau..
Wsssstorfnl
D Hoyt Co., Wholesale sad Ret ail
Druggists, el Borne, tie,, aay : We have
been sellier Dr King's New Discovery. Bes
trie Bitter aad Backlen'a Arntee Salve far
two years. Have never
that sell a wsU, or give
isfaetion. There have been
I rrs effected Ly these medicines ia this
city. Several case ef pronounced na a f
tton have been entirely oared by use of a
few bottles of Dr King's New Discovery,
taken ia uiaaiatli with Haatrie Bitters.
Ws guarantee them always. Sold by Foabay
A
SACRED
TO THE
MEBteBY
or THE
LOST DOLLAR
MINIMI I
MINIMI n
II M II I N II N I
ll ll I I I II I INI I I
ERECTED BY WALLACE & THOMPSON
there to remind yon of th e dollars yen
might have aaved by taking advantage ef
their olose prices.
NOW FOR THE FUTURE I
W. A T. will sell yon more groceries
and better qualities st lower prloes tban
any other live men. Rectify tbe errors of
the past, and save money in tbe future by
stronixing Wallace A Thompson, First
treet, Albany, Or.
New Millinery Store.
Wedealre to call the attention ef AH
tany todies and the public generally
mr new and extensive stock of
FASHIONABLE
MILINERY
tndsr the management of Miss Bur
ank, late head milliner of the whole
ale mi winery establishment or Moeney
Valentine & Goicsmith of Portland
vhile our stock is a l that can be desir
nd, onr prices will bs found extremely
low ror first ciaaa good.
SHANE A LONSWAY,
Frontan's Briok.
SPRING STOCK
-Hu arrived, Including
Good and Boot and Shoo House, from
Samuel E.
Do You Want bargains.
THEN
A. B. Mcllwain's,
IS
nan get the very beat
la pilose aad qualities,
consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
LAWNS
GINGHAMS, ETC.,
la unsur
Oa'l
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Clothing- and Furnishing Goods.
Cash or produce token, and prtoee given that defy con petition.
C. B. ROLAND & CO.
NEW STORE
AND
CONSISTING OF-
Mens Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, and line clothing. Choice selections in
fancy Summer neckwear, silk underwear, Balbrig-
gan underwear, jtisjk, uiarK ana maggs gioves.
The verv best make of handsewed shoes, The very
. 1 Mk
HOTEL FOR RENT,
mUR EXCHANGE HOTEL IN THIS
I city ia now offered for rent on reason
able terms For particulars inquire of er
address James Murray.
Albany, Oregon.
B
ARBED WIRE.
A large stock on band and will be sold
cheap. Also a fine let ef plain galvanised
wire for woven fenoea at tbe store of
Stewart eX Sox.
A DIES, LOOK HERE.
We want you to remember that we have
a lot of thoae curling irons, also shears,
scissors, tracing wheels, shelf and flower
t brackets, and a good many other
Ings yon would like to have.
SfrlWART A SOX.
jpLOWS.
Come in and aee our new stock of steel
and chilled plows. We can an it you.botb
in goods na prices. Every Russell chill
ed plow is guaranteed to be equal to any
chilled plow manufactured.
Svxwaavr A Sox.
HIE MONDAY GOODS, .
rriagera, tnbs, washboards, buckets,
ti.tt Tm ni nnnnr tntn avar nfiinra
latost styles in mens, youtns ana ooys ciotmng.
All the celebrated make of hats in every style.
FINE CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
Remember our entire stock consists of bright,
new, fresh goods, and as
"Honest, Fair and Square"
dealing is our motto, We ask the public to calj
and get our prices, No trouble to show goods,
C. B. Roland & Co.,
One door west of the Revere House, Albany, Oregon.
tha cheapest to as (rood a quality ss
Young.
GO TO
His stock ot Dry Uoods
on blm for your
NEW GOODS,
aJ aB m m m m
New Diy Goods Store.
SHANE ft LOHSWAY.
Desire to call the attention of tholii
friends and the public general ly to thaiij
extensive stock or
DRY AND FANCY
GOODS.
embracing everything usually found in
a first-clan exclusive Dry Goods Store
we guarantee our prices oelow those
Portland. We invite close buyers
e xamine our goods. Samples mailed
a pplloants.
SHANE A LONSWAY,
Fromau's Brick.
MONEY
TO LOAN
In snms to suit
BY
Some Good Advice.
When Getting
Your Spring
Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes and
Furnishing Goods
Wi nd j cor
Who leads.
CO
CLOTHING
New and in style, is unsurpassed
-HATS-
la the beat in the market, embracing all tbe latest styles. In
FURNISHING GOODS
De takes a front position, with a reliable, well selected stock. Ilia sales eg
BOOTS AND SHOES
Are bug, because he keeps the beat, In quality and style
A SPLENDID LINE OF SUITINGS ON HAND IN HIS TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
New Goods Arriving Constantly
T"ll"ffl,aTrTI,"lTTT,T?niTB,BBT
me breai rniiaaepia uoinins House !
JOHN WANNAMAKER,
The Great American Clothier and Leader in tyles has
ESTABLISHED AN AGENCY
In this City at the
Dry Good Store of
SHANE &
Hundred of Sam pin to choose
name as in Pailadsipnla.
We wear the Little Red School Heme
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eoMtna and ouraunt, -ui-1 if you want tl.tm go to the
City Boot and Shoe Store
where you will find h large and complete assortment of goods in this line.
of ncrly every grade and m k, and
A dollar saved U a dollar tsde.
REDFIELD
J. P. Hail,
ALBANY, SR.,
IV 1 "fc K
AGENT
F.m
Columbia Bicycles and Tricycles,
Second hand wheels cousUntiy on baud.
Send for 1887 catalogue,
JUTLEKY.
In pocket knives, butcher knives, carv
ing sets, soiasors, shears, razors, etc, v.e
keep a very large assortment. Come
art mid and look at our stock.
St&wakt 4P Sox.
DR. C WATSON MAST0N
Physician and Surgeon.
Onlce noma 3 aud 4
ALBANY
Foster's filoek.
- 03EG0II.
BIDS SOLICITED.
The plans st.d i
iog of tha W. C.
artd can be s ea &
FirMt St. S iurt
in i a
J E
way to tbe store of
His Stock o
in tbe Valley. Ill
LONSWAY.
from; perfeet lit guaranteed
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BlTST CM. HEN DERi;O.N4COS )
cfi3a:3 Beers a SMOis 1
CHICAGO. - i
Shoes, and do our lat. is and ut-
at prices which will open your eye.
& BROWNE
ri A 11 DEN TOOLS AND SEEDS.
Stewart A Sox keep an immense stoek
of gardtn tools, and are also agent for the
celebrated Walla Walk a garden seeds,
which gave better satisfaction than any
sold in Albany last season,
pOWDER, SHOT, ETC.
Sportmen can alwava find at our at ore a
splendid line of ammunition of all kinds,
snd we also keep giant and blasting pow
der, fuse, eto,
Stxwaxt A Sax.
AQOMS AND CARRIAGES,
Hacks, single and double buggies, carta,
buckboards, and all kinds of wheeled ve
hicles. Don't buy until yon see what wo
haye and learn our prices.
Stkwaut A Sox,
Always Victorious.
i tOTatV 1 tfiii oTHVt alsH. 11.11
Every ons doty is not to allow tbe
liver, the stomach and the kidneys, three
great organs, te become clogged er torpid?
and i n time expel all impurities of tbe
bSeod. The Oregon Blood Pwrlflor.
a purely vegetable compound, is The
Kometly to cure all diseases ef the kid
neys and liver, also those caused by im
pore blood, sa Biliousness. Constipation,
feksk Headacbe.Dyspopsia,Scrofula, Erup.
in, RheuBiatism, etc. Try
as