f foe Jemoctat.
Enter! at lb 5 Pjit OSm At Albany, Or
mall matter.
FRIDAY OOrOBKR 28, 1887
3TITE3 & IUTTIIO.
alters fNvltwi.
r. ni rrifu. l.el setter.
A MAM ABOUT TOWN.
It U the strangest thing in the world that
reading men should be taken in by tuch
barefaced game a that of paying $15 a
bushel for wheat with the prospect of veil
ing more to be paid for at the same rate in
the note of unknown men. On it face it
it an imposition In the first place no wheat
U worth $15 a bushel, and the fact that such
a price should he placed on It stamps It as a
circus trick. There are men who never
learn that they cannot beat a man at hi
own game.
O
The M. A. T. suggests that a creamery
be started in the vicinity of Albany. It
would pay, according to present indications,
and, perhaps, prevent the importation of
California butter, as well as the great scar
city of butter during the fall months.
O
If prohibition does not prohibit why is it
that the people of Maine, Kansas and 'Iowa
could not be induced to return to the license
system.
O
With the amount of wood to be sawed in
Albanv there is hardl v an excuse for idle
ness. If the tramp calls for assistance treat
him to a dose of saw buck. It is an effica
cious cure for laziness.
0
The Man About Town has noticed in a
saloon window a bill reading something like
this 1 "Mr. John Doe to Mr. So and 80,
dealer In wines, etc. To bill for liquors to
date, $3t. 10. The above bill is for sale to
the highest bidder." Would a grocer ad
vertise a debtor In that way t No. Why
does the saloon keeper do so then 1 Because
It Is a disreputable thing that the debtor has
been doing, and this is a splendid way to get
even with him. It shows that John Doe
has been getting drinks and running in debt
lor them.
A aaaay Eveaiag Haw,
Last Sunday evening about 6:jo several
men who had been drinking heavily got
into a quarrel or fight at the Star Brewery
in this city, when they wore invited into the
street to settle their difficulty. I n the course
of the quarrel one Fritz Bopp is reported
to have drawn a revolver and attempted to
shoot Oapt Oonners ; but as the weapon did
not snap he drew a knife and made a slash
at him. hitting him in the face near the nose,
cutting a slight gash. There were several
witnesses to the affair.who testified substan
tially as above when called before Justice
Dorris, though there was a difference of
osjiaisMi as to whether the prisoner wut the
man or not, he Insisting that he knew noth
ing about the affair. The Justice concluded
that the evidence was sufficient and he was
held to await the action of the grand jury,
which on investigation discharged the pris-
Mr. Dross, oa the A
Mr. Hezekiah Drunk lectured in this city
last Sabbath on the prohibitory amendment
to a Urge audience. He began his discourse
early in the morning and finished at night,
presenting twenty or thirty eloquent and
powerful arguments In favor of the amend
sent. No such address has yet been deliv
ered here this season, his peroration particu
larly being an effect! ve one. Numerous rail
road men just from the summit, strangers
and citizens lent their influence to the lec
turer : and the saloons set up the drinks
lively. A corpse could have gotten his glass
filled. Comment is unnecessary. Those
who saw and heard could only come to one
conclusion. Hezekiah's arguments were
convincing 5 but one such lecture is enough.
City Isaprovesaeat Society.
Recently at San Loaodro, Col., several of
the enterprising citizens orgaaizod a society
f or the special poroose of improving the ap-
pearance of the city. Several bo ndred dol
lars wers immediately rabseribed and is now
being srpsadsn1 ia the beautifying of the eity
plasty, etc Uoe ot tne mem Derm ana an 01
ieer of the society is Mr W g Peters, a form
or moid eat of Albany.
Albany seeds jast snch an orgaaizatioo .
Oar citv needs improving badly. The public
square in front of the Court House should be
pnrehased, and art oat in shade trees even if
it takes money, ana numerous other things
are ia view. Snali something be done in this
line. It count.
Merer red Mia Wife.
Last Friday the body of an unknown
woman was found in the Willamette river
below Oregon City, near Evans Landing.
Upon investigation it turned out to be the
body of a Mrs. Hash, the wife of a trapper.
About four weeks ago Mrs. Hash disap
peared, when her husband explained it by
saying she had gone to Coer D'Alene, and
about the first of the month he also left,
presumably for the same place. There is
now, no doubt that he murdered his wife,
and could he have been caught when the
discovery was made there might have been
rough work. He is being hunted.
Albany's New Iaearaaee Co.
It's name ls"The Farmers' and Merchants'
Ins. Co.," and the following are its officers
just elected :
Chas. E. Wolverton. President.
J. O. Writsman, Vice President.
W. (Juste k, Treasurer.
K. Eider kin, Secretary and Manager.
The capital stock is placed at $300,000,
and has all oeen taken. The head office will
be opened in this city in a short time when
the books will be opened. This is a solid
company and will be managed in a business
way.
Tee Antics of a Wick.
Last Tuesday while sawing a board at
Wm. Fortmiller k Go's furniture factory,
OA Water Street, Kev Davis was hit on one
of his arms by a stick sent whizzing through
the air by the action of the buzz saw. The
flesh was torn open, quite a severe wound
being made. The stick glanced from Rev
Davis to the face of Logan Hays, who was
working near by, cutting his lip and knock
Ing out one of his teeth, then glancing
against tne siae 01 ine ouiidtng. it was a
bad days job for one stick.
The Pint Y. B Salmon
Last Tuesday night two oar loads of sal
non, about 30 tons, were brought over the
Oregon Pacific from the cannery of Parker k
Co., at 1 aquma Kay, and on Wednesday
were transferred to the 0. & C. , one bound
for Atahinaoo, Ken., and the other for Lin
coin. Neb ibis is the first of what is d
fined to be a good railroad trefBc from Ya-
qatna Hay.
Saturday Night.
F. 0. McCjwo, a prominent lawyer
Oregon City and man nf ability, will lecture
at the Opera House to-morrow (Saturday
eveaiag on the prohibitory amendment
Judge MjClown is aatd to be an eloquent
talker ana those desiring to bear an able ad
drees should go. Besides be handles the
amend meet in a convincing manner.
Fine Potatoes.
Mr. V. H. Caldwell, one of our most sue
I ....
ccseiui isrmcn, nas leu at tnts office some
of the finest samples of potatoes that we
have seen this year. An Early Rose weigh
on 3 pounos ana a reeriess weighed fou
pounds, some fine samples of Queen of
the Valley that would cheer the heart of
any Irishman.
A DIFFRftKXT Tt'NK.
Tbo tune of the Oryhn oa the Uiegoa
Pacific hat ehauged ia a remarkable manner
daring the last two years. As it has become
evident thai Ibis road is to be a part of a
great trausoontineata! Hue that paper baa
gradually ohanged its notes, aad streak np a
pieoe to the tune of "taffy.'' Th fallowing is
deserved t
The aueeeea of Col Hogg ia the Oregon
Pacific scheme illustrates over again taepow.
er of devoted and persistent effort toward a
praetioal purpose. It is very easy to reeall the
time whoa the proposed eater prise seamed to
the publio aa abeolate impossibility . Col
Hogg continued his efforts through every
disparagement, aad has at last suoosedsd,
practically, ia doing a great work for Oregon.
Its purpose may be aaaa ia the following t
In the nature o! thing the Oregon r'sciflo
mast eventually oome to Portland. Aa a high
way of traffic, both general and local, tt mast
sejtkAhe headquarters of business, and this,
ia ear judgment, i the purpose of its promo
ters. Its probable course will bete branch
from the main tine at a point near the west
era foothills of theCAsaad mountains, theuoe
north through the eastern part of alar ion aud
the oentral di.triet of Clackamas ooaaty.
This won Id be a good rente ia all ree pacta,
particularly in that it would furnish a large
local traHo. Bnt if this should not be done,
it"will then doubtless bo the policy of the
Oregon Paoitio to secure a contract with the
O Si C by which it niy ran its ears into Port
lead over the line from Albany. The U. I .
aad O. k C. roads ft re bow on amicable
terms, having 00m proas lead the differences
whtuh were recently brought before the
Courts.
In all probability the latter will be the
program. Albany will be taw distributing
point.
That Wheat Krone.
Last Friday afternoon Michael Hogan,
whose arrest on the charge of gross fraud at
common law, was mentioned in the Dtno-
ca at last week, was tried befote George
Humphrey, Esq., and, it appearing that the
evidence was not sufficient to hold him, he
was discharged. It was one of thoee cases
where everybody wag satisfied the man waa
a base swindler, yet it was a difficult thing
to prove it in a Court of Justice.for the pris
oner declared himself ready to furnish the
wheat and to perform his part of the contract.
On the face of the thing it la one of the
worst swindles ever perpetrated on the farm
ers of Oregon, and should be a lesson not
only to A. P. Maxwell, M. Fuller, Ellas
Keener, I. N. Van Winkle, Wm. Davidson
and the others who purchased the wheat at
Si c a bushel with the expectation of set line-
twice as much neat year at the same price,
but to citizens generally.
Hogan and his associates claim to be do
ing business for the "Empire Seed Co.,"vrith
headquarters at Portland and designate Geo.
L. Woods as the president, aiui the capital
stock was placed at $25,000.
The matter caused great excitement in
Albany, and the general opinion was that a
good coat of tar and feathers would have
been about the right thing for Hogan and
his pards. Certainly there should be string
ent means for ridding Oregon of such men,
though the people who bite at their bare
faced games really have little sympathy
from the public generally.
Below we give a bond given by the com
pany, which shows the matter to be purely
speculative, making all concerned parties to
the affair.
Home Office, Portland. Capital Stock,
Bond of the Empire Heed Company ,of Port
land, Oregon.
It is agreed and understood by and be
tween the party named in thin bond and
said company, that the transaction covered
by this obligation is of a speculative char
xcter.and is not based upon the real value
of the grain.
Mr of Linn county, Oregon, Wit-
nesseth. That on or before the 10th day of
September. 1080. we hereby agrree to sell to
responsible parties forty bushels of Mr
wheat at $15 per bushel, and for which he
agrees to take his pay in NOTES. And the
said Mr. .... hereby acknowledges that he
has bought of the said company twenty
bushels of Scotch wheat at $15 per bushel
as a SPECULATION, and for which he
has given his note for the samc,and that said
price is not based upon Its REAL VALUE.
And the said Mr hereby agrees to allow
the said company 33 per cent, of all notes
taken for all his wheat sold at $1 $ per bush
el as their commission.
Signed and sealed this day of Octo
ber, 1887.
Tub EMPtaa Seed Co.. Portland, Or.
Per H, M. Hogan, Sec'y.
real Purchaser.
On the reverse side is the constitution of
the company.
Since Hogan and his associates left the
farmers who gave their notes have been re
ceiving' wheat from different places ; but
there is solid proof that it is not such wheat
as was represented. It makes some of the
farmers feel that they are in for it for cer
tain ; and as the men have the notes they
will look for demands for payment from
most any source when due.
Ceelea't Cease.
The Heppner Gated man couldn't come
to the Editorial Association in this city and
excused himself in the following :
Home ranch of the Heppner Gattt ! En
gineered by J. W. Redlngton. It has the
argest circulation in Eastern Oregon. 80
has the East Oregonian. Real estate. Fire
nsurancejob print and Notary Public shop.
Ranches for sale, but no money to loan.
IIEI'FNKE, OH, Sept. 20th, IS87
In answer to your favor of the J3d,woutd
say : Having but just walked in irorn a
lengthy tnp, l find that my bach-ranch cat,
which I have dragged up in what I thought
was a proper way, has had kittens under a
neighbor's house ; that one of my hens, har
vested last year, has been dead a couple of
weeks setting on a half-cord of eggs ; that
the town cows have reached over the front
fence and eat up two trees that I have pack
ed bushels of water to nurse through dry
seaaons ; that my setter dog Dash needs
discipline, absence having made his heart
more reckless, if not fonder ; that my Mon
golian ltouse-keeper needs herding lest he
boil the bread too much ; that owing to these
and several other duties I regret very much
having to decline your kind invitation to the
conference of the presiding elders of the
press. Yours in tears,
KEDINOTON.
A Good Iastitate.
The Roseburg Review pays the Albany
Collegiate Institute the following deserved
compliment :
The Collegiate Institute at Albany under
the direct auspices of the fresbyterian
church in Oregon is one of the best schools
in which to educate your sons and daughters.
The course of stud v nursued here is comore-
hensive and sclectand under the immediate
tutorage and supervision of Rev. Elbert N.
Condit, President, one of the leading educa
tors of this Pacific coast The terms of tui
tion are moderate as is board also, and Al
bany is certainly one of the most thriving,
Healthy locations In the state.
More l ine Potatoes.
Mr. Charles Fitzpatrick of Bake Oven,
wasco county, nas sent to this omce a
sample of Peerless potatoes raised on bunch
grass land without irrigation or cultivation.
They are regular beauties.
Mr A Condra, of near Harrisburg also
left samples of the White Elephant and
Snow flake which are hard to beat in beauty
.00 e w
ot iorm ana size.
Cloaks at Cost.
For the next thirty days we will tell our
entire stack of cloaks and jackets at cost
Any parties needing anything in this line
can save big money by calling on us.
Thompson & waters,
Brownsville
If you want b ankets go to M. A S.
If van want boots or sheet go to M k
CURRENT EVENT.
M A Mlller.of I.ebanon.selU drugs cheap
er than anybody.
Jease James Is cited as a good example of
personal liberty.
Blaine hag congratulated Fred fSrant.
Mr Grant's defeat may now be looked for.
Tony Nottner, In retiring from the Port
land irerM, states that he does so per man
ently and will net again enter journalism.
A late steamer from San Francisco for
China took out aoo tons of mining machin
ery and tlx skilled American miner., to aid
In the mineral development of that country.
Portland, a comparatively small place
down the river, recently attempted to raise
a subsidy for a hotel ; but utterly failed.
gr av
A heavy gale swept over Lake Michigan
last Tuesday, several vessels being wrecked
and many lives lost. It was one of the
worst storms In the history of lake navigation.
It is Portland against the rest of the State
on everything. That city think it is the
head and body and the rest of the State the
tail. Will the people of the cow counties
submit to this in November.
W R McDanlel, the ex lhrriburg P. M ,
was last week Indicted In the DUtrlct Court
at Portland on the charges of embezzling
$4,491.91 of Uncle Stag's, money. He will
be tried in a few days.
A Sicilian has invented a method by
which cremation U accoinplUlicvl by menu
of electricity. It requires it dynamo like
those employed for arc lights. Ills stated
that the effect of the intense heat U to va
lorise the entire body.
The editor of the Jacksonville Time U
said to be the owner of six thousand acres of
land. Such stories are often started aloot
newspaper men In order to Injure their rep
utations ; but Mr Nickell once ran for State
Printer and is uaed to being talked about.
Mrs. Cleveland is quick to see a point, and
is a sound woman generally : It was cool
at St Louis while the President was there,
and one night the Mayor, turning to the re
ceptlon committee, suggested with a wink
that they file into the dining room and take
something warm. Mrs Cleveland, sudden
ly turning to the Mayor, said 1 "Yes, I
think a cup of warm coffee would be jut
the thing.' The Mayor retired crushed.
A bad accident last week happened near
Baker City in the following manner 1 A
horse buyer arrived at the Dan 1 ladle v
ranch and bargained (or the purchase of a
certain animal running in the field. John
Hadlev nrocured a rone and halter and wont
out in the field to catch the horse, The
animal was wild and it was some time be
fore he was able to get up to him, which he
did with the aid ofa bucket of oats. As
the animal came up to him he placed the
rope end around the horse's neck, the leather
haRer touching the ground. The animal
became frightened and ran, Mr. Had ley' foot
catching in the halter and twisting itself se
curely. In this predicament he was dragged
all over the yard, and when released from
his situation it was found that he was most
Lhorribly injured internally and externally.
and died In a few hours afterward.
POSTAL CARD ITEM.
Bikxa VioTa A gentleman of this pre
cinct raised 5000 bushels of potatoes off
twenty-five acres of land, and has already
sold the crop for 50 cents a bushel cash.
gc to. -Sutherland has bulH a sample
room for hi hotel for the convenience of
drummers.
The dty has contracted with E C Pent
land for water for fire purposes at $100 a
year.
PoaTLANp. -The startling news is broad)
cast that the great Scott never knew of there
being any drunkenness at any of the Ore
gon State fairs. It is generally believed
that he la either blind or a consummated
prevaricator .
Hai.sky. -The reason why a gentleman
of this dty purchased $1$ wheat was that
he didn't have his spec with him. Some
one suggest that wits would apply better.
Swacr Home. On account of the Im
provements travel over the wagon road will
continue much later than usual. John f il-
liland and others are attending court this
week.
llARataavao. Mr. Ramnv's new bank
U expected to be of great benefit to thU part
of the county, where banking interest
should be good.
A Hportiajt Afternoon.
Saturday afternoon numerous citizens of
Albany had business out in the country, all
toward Tangent About half past three
nearly four, Eph Catneron,of Corvallis, and
Dick Patton, of Salem, appeared in front of
the grand stand at the fair ground, in clout
and spiked shoes, and shortly after toed a
mark for a 100 yard race, with a "mutual
consent start. After "monkc ing around
for a few minute Patton i said to have told
Cameron that he would never have hi con
sent to start, and as a result the race wa de
clared off. Like most foot race it was a
mvteriou affair and numerous immaterial
reports we.e made In reference to It Foot
races have most generally been crooked af
fairs In Oregon lately.
After this had collapsed a 000 yard horse
race was run between a gray and roan
horse, the latter winning eailv. The former
shied fiercely to one side near the finish
throwing his rider through a picket fence,
doing some damage to the fence but little to
the rider. Some money was up on the re
sult Both horses are said to have belonged
to the same gentleman ; but we are not post
ed as to the truth of the matter.
Tesspereaee Rally.
A grand temperance mass meeting will bo
held at Albany, on Saturday, Nov. Mb, both
in the afternoon and evening. The propos
ed prohibitory amendment will be thor
oughly discussed by speakers from abroad
aa well aa by representative men from all
parte ef the county. Come in from all over
the county and attend thia last meeting of
the campaign.
Executive Committer.
W. It. C. Sapper and Mortal.
The Women's Relief Corps, of this city,
rill give a sapper at their new ball this
(Friday) evening, followed by a wooden so-
otal. Hopper win 00 served from five to nine
o'clock, p. m., In tbo hall of the WOT U,
a . . ' e e a ...
the sociable will be held in the O A R and
W R C Hall. Supper. 25c. Everybody
should go. My order of the Committee.
Fine Tailoring.
Gentlemen can select from the latest line
of samples direct from San Francisco. Ful
and winter suits, and pants, cut and made
in the latest style, below cost. Cleaning
ana repairing promptly attended to.
Mc Lough lin, tailor,
Albany, Or.
A Firat-ClasN Office.
At the job printing office of J H Burkhsrt
von can get all kinds of printing done ou first.
class paper for less money than you psy for
the blank paper. He purchases all paper
stosk in the East ia large lot and at price
that cannot be equaled, the benefit of this he
give to his customers. All work delivered
promptly and at prices that detiy competition.
liraad Prohibition Rally.
There will be a mass meeting of the ci
tizens of the Forks of the Sanitam at Scio,
on Friday afternoon and evening.Nov. 4th,
for the purpose of discussing the question
of prohibition. Speakers and representa
tive men from all parts of the country will
be present. Let everybedy turn out and
hear this vital question discussed.
Executive Committkk.
A. O. U. W.
Ail members of Safety Ledge No.
O. U. W. are especially requested
S resent at tbe next regular meeting,
ay evening, Oct. 31st. Business of
13, A.
to be
the
tance will be transacted. By order
S J Lodge,
CIRCUIT COURT.
sua Holman ngt Tempa Hunt. Par
tition. Continued.
6. J as A Hearing agt Oeo Stevens.
Equity to recover possession real property.
Dismissed at cost of Plaintiff.
95. I J Long agt Ella J Ramsey, et at
Partition. Continued.
m. J P Schooling agt T fit Thompson.
Confirmation. Sale confirmed.
tat. LE Blaln agt G W Furry et al.
Confirmation. Sale confirmed.
133. Hiram gmtth agt John F Martin.
1 -outirmntutn.
Side confirmed.
138. Mary K tlaett agt W C Holme.
Equity for tltie. Decree granted.
131. Anthony Bender agt Society Most
Precious Blood. Confirmation. Sale con
firmed. 133. C Sllbcnagte agt Society Most Pre
clous Rlood. Sale confirmed.
U5- J A. Jones agt Wm Jones it al. Par
tltton. Report of referee confirmed.
137. i P Schooling agt Hay k Ahbv,
To recover money. Continued.
1- 13s. J P Schooling vs Hay St Ashby.
Anion to recover money. Continued.
w J P Schooling agt 0 V Wright. To
recover money. Continued.
146. John F Rhotnn ngt W F Mendeii
hall. To recover money. Judgment for le
fondant
147. Mattered application of W R Power
and 70 other for alteration or location and
vacation of Co. roaJ. Appeal from Comu
Court. Robt John objector and appellant
Verdict in favor of county.
1 Mi. Ben Brenner ngt Robinson ,V West
ami ano. To recover money. Judgment
for want of answer and attached property
ordered sold.
163. School Fund Commissioners agt
Mary J Love et al. Foreclosure Decree
of foreclosure granted.
165, D M Jones agt W C Edward et al.
To recover money. Continued.
168. II COwen agt Ed Stover. To recov.
er money. Dismissed for want of prosecu
tion. 169. Hlbbord Bros, agt A A Bashor. To
recover money. Judgment for want of an
swer. 9 R A BamfW agt Mary J Savage,
et al. To quiet title. Decree granted.
178. T J Black agt M D Murphy. To re
cover money. Judgment far want of an
swer. 1S0. T J Black agt O L McDowell. To
recover money. Judgment for want of an
swer. 18.V P J Porter, et al agt J C Elder, et al.
Partition. A Brandon, J Morgan and W W
Poland appointed to make partition of land.
186. W K Mi'Pherson ant Obadiah ten-
hings. To recover money. Dlmised at
eot of Plaintiff
ihU J M Mover agt Robinson k West.
et al. foreclosure. Decree erunted
an
191. T J Black agt Wm T Pierce, To re
cover money. Judgment for u ant of an
swer.
19. T J Black agt John Hearing. To re
cover money. Judgment for want of an
swer. 194. James Forgy vs Younger Smelser.
Decree granted.
196. H M Buries agt Linn county. Ac
tion for damage Judgment for defendant
195. J P Schooling agt Wm H Roach.
To recover money. Judgment for Plain,
tiff.
20 1. School Fund CommUioncr vt B M
Savage etnl. Confirmation. Sale confirmed.
J03. Allen k Lewi v Jacob Thompson,
ctat .Motion. Motion allowed.
jo6. State of Oregon v Straudet Long
Indictment. Larceny from a store.
ttKAL MTATE
Following were the recorded sale
Linn county during the past week :
John A MUlardto W V ACRCoJot
9, John Millard's eorvey .
AHacklewauto W V ft OR (X til 14
In
aorea.tpl 1,3 wand I lot H 2nd A IJOOO
M A M nt-itb. etal. to W v A C K Co
4 lota, block 52 1 000
All Wheeler to W V A 0 RCo. J0
acres, tp II, 1 w
R 0 Hill to W V k C R o, 17 acres,
tp II, 4 w
Martin Pay no tp W VkCH Co, loU
1 . :. M.H-k U H e 2nd A
(i B Height to W V Ac C R Co,,! acre
tpll.aw.
1 1 Bryant to W V & C R Co.. 40 acre.
tp 13, 2 w. . . , , ,
P Cat van to R ll and i . L C alsv so. '
3U0 sores, t p 10, 2 er ,
J K Weatberford toD R K Blaekbnrn.
103 feet I rout. Browtvilte. ......
Mabala Rebnett to J -a R Green, $
340
350
150
320
loo
acres, tp 14. 1 w
1U5
Saref.be I urmon U M C Jekon,!tj0
acres, tp 12, 3 w.
ar
T T nit '1 : ui
& uimut in viriiw uinuni.
o"2 r.
scree, 120 acre and 10 aere ....
1000
100
700
300
050
1100
1350
m
Samuel King to W V A; C RCo,. I acre
tp9 I w
U Skeel toSophi Rutngsrt132t feet
WoeA3H's2adA ... .........
aw Car rail to C B Moatagae, 20
acres, tp 13, I w
A Miller to 0 It Montague, 18x100
feet Lebanon
3ylveterCoohroto J CCochell,160
acres and 40 acree, tp 14, 1 w. . . .
A Bilyeu to Jos Iliestorer, 140 aeree,
tp 10, I I
A Millard to O W Maaton, 3 9083
10000 acres, adjoining Albanv. . .
Charles T Cram to J A Connineham.
72 sere, to I!. 1 w ano
J a Crawford to D L Stewart. 1 lot.
Halsey 300
Ja B Lister to Emma R 1 1 ol man, block
129, lis A 400
Oeo Simpson to W V A; C R Co., 180
acres, tp 14. 2w 1800
John Crawford to W V Ac C RJo,l.lj
acres direotly weet Ja Elktn's,
and perpetual right to water
Power 15.000
Wm Alford by D S Smith, Sheriff, to
J K Molt, 160 acre and 16 acres.
tp!5.4 w
2600
O&CRCotoJP Wiliams. 68 2
acres, tp 0. 1 3
Cyrus Weatlake to Jo A McFeroo,
half of block 45 H e 2nd A
400
U S to Thoe Griffith, 320 acres, tp 0,
1 w
jiittHij
Common Council.
Present- All present hot Mayor, Mr Grad-
wohl in the chair.
The ordinance granting the right of way to
N 11 Allen for an electric light and telephone
system wm unanimously passed. Uader it
wora nas to be began within sixtv davs.
The ordinance in reference to cars standing
on tne street was voted on and re looted.
Eegine house No 2 waa reported insured
ior aiuuu in ura U Ins Co.
Further time was uranted ia reference to
a nightwatch for the Third Ward, and the
Marshal was requested to notify the Council
when one is needed !
. Deyoe k Robson applied for privilege of
constructing wooden building within the fire
limits. Referred.
The matter of grading Lyon St, First to 0
k C depot, was referred.
Several street improvement were ordered
made.
The Street Commissioner wa directed to
erect street lamps at the junctions of 1. yon
and Fifth and Lyon snd Eight Street.
Tbe matter of repairing bridge on Saatiaro
oanal at Right St referred with instructions
to tepair immediately if necessary.
Several bills were ordered paid.
TheRov JessoC Taylor will hold dirine
service in St Poters Episcopal Church next
Sunday, Oct 30tb, morning and evening. AH
aro invited to attend. Service will be held
on Friday evening, Oct 28th, atftSO o'clock.
Good Work Cheap,
No wonder J. If, Burkhart is doing all th
job printing in this vicinity, it it because hs
attends to business promptly, can always be
found in his office ready for any kind of
work, while others are on the streets busv
doing nothing. If you want your work done
in the very best style and for less money
.1 XU 1 1 ...
inau ton saiuo worit can ue naa I or in any
other office id Oregon, juat call at his office
nnd tec for yourself end learn prices.
HO MS AND ABROAD.
Circuit Court.
f M Prenob, jeweler.
Leaf raking time is here.
The best harness at R L Thomp ton's.
Frendh, the jeweler, heaps r&Uroad time.
Milk ia Si eeats a quart in New Yotk C ty.
H Ewert, practical watehtnaker and jew
eler. One priee to a!l at Mtuuo A lees ay's Cash
tiro.
Wheat is 80 cent a bush! in Jaokaoa
county.
Hen Uutlei'4 income as a lawyer is sboat
fiou.ouo.
Two show oaae full of new goode at 9 M
French's
J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al
wwy, Or.
Tfus finest millinery ia the State at Shane
k Loasway'e.
See those 010 oap at Shawn k leeway's
for small boya.
One weuk from nmt Tuuadiv NavauiLer
election, neeurs
Boot eheaner then sh Mi at If. Fluids'
bjot ami hoe shop .
Ail kiudeoi muahu vid knit uiiderr at
bhane A iouwy'.
if you wut the beet ham. i i tbe market
go to J J Duhiuille'd.
Carter has a very Ur ami li st claei
Urge
Stock to select from.
Pr.Mluco of all kiudt
taken in exuktngj a
Shane A l..uwy's
I Into Shane A Lmsway's far all kiuds nf
millinery ud fanoy good.
I'll tltievt French kid ehoe with l.-tuvtrv
tip at Shsu A Loaswsy'a,
Snow sbot mt bsve hauun ia the Kt end
the be ball eoaaoo ie just over.
The V P Church in this oitv is beinif naint.
el for the first time in many years.
Remember Shane k Loniwav are ealhui
dry good at very low pnoe.
Sis shaves fur a dollar and a :h an towel to
very customer, at Thee. J one.
Rails are boaac laid on the Oresou Pact lie
eatt from the Sao'lam bridge.
The taxable property of Clackamas oouetv
ie tlM,000 lew than last year.
Mr J A (iren iuten Is building this fall two
oa cottsfse aa hie lot sooth of the oitv.
w -
Jjhn Dee and Richard tl e bsve been net
ting into a great deal ef trouble lately .
lUxor baaed, set and uut in order at
Jones' Shaving aad If air Dreeatng Parlor.
The man who has bareains to offer wilt Ut
the people know ii through the local papers.
F M Freaeb. agent Singer Manufaet
Oo .oppoeiU Odd Fellows Temple, Albauy.Or.
If you a have a ntoe ehnel fo t ehow it
off 10 a perfeot fitting boot made by H Flindt
Fanners remember you can net 70 oeoU
per btubei for your wbett at Shane A I. tu-
wajr .
Dr. M. H. Kltia, pbysteUi and surgeon
Atrany, Oregon. Mu mad 10 eity or
00a u try,
Thoe lad tee gold watch at F M Preoeh a
are attracting attention. Why Quality and
Wa W Dougherty , of Missouri, he been
appointed Indian Agent at tbe Warm
RrowosydiVe new bmk wi I be opened
neat Monday, with Peter Uums at the head
of it
The Rtggs, who went to the peattanttary
from Lane ooaaty a year ago, bsa applied for
a pardon.
Cardinal Oibbone said he never received
earn who! -eon lei hospitality a be received
in Oregon.
Oa aoooaat ef the ilia of J edge Bairn
the Circuit Co it ad j earned eaUt the Nth of
"November.
Tbe Mechanic f.r nail this veer, lite
stoek holders will receive a divideod of about
9 per cent
People who do not agree with the Oregon
M are fanat o aod cranks, aad vagabonds
and tramp.
All tyle of boot aad shoes and a large
stock ef groceries is what w carry lied field
It fVowowil.
By (iibney, of Lebanon, preached i the
Congregational Church last Sabbath, morn
ing and eyeaing.
The highest point oa the line of the Ore
goa PaeUM east of Albany will Lit 437? feet
abve tbe Paethe
Lut Tuesday a horse kicked Sam Smead a
one of hie arena at Marshall's livery stable,
fraetoriug bis wrist.
Preeideat 1 leveland baa sot Thatsdy(
Nov 34th for a day of Toaaksgi viog. Proc
lamstioonest week.
Subscriptions for the loading periodicals
room ted by F L Kenton. At orders for
wr I- il without delay.
We take theooia, th caUomirs take tbe
bsrtf-sin. snd th bargsioi take ta sake,
ltodtield A Browsttll.
A ym going to got your fall aa I winter
bat or boouet at Shsu k Lmsway's. Thir
new milliner is aa expert
Fahro's Celebrated Blood Cleaoser tor
sale at Ihtyne At Robsoo'e and Head k Rrewa
ell's, P J Baltimore, agent
Every customer wilt be a walking adver
tiaemeutfor oar bargains when they see ear
prices. lied field it Browne!!.
On of N II Allen A CVs prise tickets goad
for 60 on a dollars worth of goads purchased
at the new Second Hnd store.
Mr J W Kubanks has sold his interest in
tbe Opera Hon saloon to bis partner, M r
Noel aad retired from the business.
Last Tuesday Dr Foley, of Lebanon, pur
chased Block 129 liackleman's addition to
this eity . Consideration, $1, 100.
Dan Casey was convicted of vagrancy be
fore J ustic Dorris last Monday, ami sen
tenced to nineteen days ia the county jail .
Thee Roberts who has bn in the county
jail several months, bound over to keep th
peace, was discharged last Wednesday.
A tins line ef gout's underwear aad lam
iahinsf goofs just received at Mellwatn
will be sold at prices that defy ootnpettton
D.T. Wynan, soliciting agent for th8tate
Insurance Co., for Lion Co.. residence Second
between Lyon and Baker Streets, Albany, Or.
Work on the 0 P at tbe summit was discos
tiaeed Isst week, over one hundred men
nuitting work, many of them comiee to this
eity,
While coming to Albany Friday tbe team
of Mr nailer, ef Scio prsetnet ran away,
tipping the wsgon over, bat doing no great
damage.
Another shipment of ladies ans shoes in all
widths snd sizis just in this week. Custom
ers remark what perfect beauties. Redfleld
k Brownell.
If yon want a stylish winter garment g to
Mouteitb k Seitenlmcb, agents for Springer
Bros, tailor made garments for ladies, misse
and children.
Tbe elephant at Carter's attracts attention.
80 also does his spiendi 1 line of watches,
clocks and jewelry, of which he bow has a
large and select stoek .
Mrs Wren, who recently arrived in AL
bauy ftom Kastern Oregon, hss been lying
dangerously ill at the residence of Air Ja
Nanny, near tbis city.
Should you desire to sell your property
call on Burkhart k Keeney as they advtrtie
property placed ia then bands, aud charge
nothing unless they effect a sale.
Maddox and Bowerlin, the two Corvallis
man who recently shot at each other were
last week esoh held to await the action of
the grand jnry under $200 bouds.
Rev Trumbull preached bis first sermon at
the Baptist Church last Sabbath, leaving
good impression on his hearers, Socially and
ministerially he is highly thought of.
The Grand Jnry this week in the Circuit
Court consists of J H Peery, foreman, David
Simmon, D P Porter, Jos Bilyeu, B. Cum-
mings, G W Bland and Ab Humphrey
a late seems to oe tne prevailing color in
painting houses, green having been almost
exhausted. Whito is hardly seen in Albany
oa anything painted within five years.
Rev S 1 Lee will lecture at the Oak Creek
t-auroti on saturuay eyenlag, xsov. otb, on
th pending prohibitory amendment. A gen
eral invitation is extended to the public.
Albany may have two railroads within the
town limits bat Salem can just everlastingly
lay oyer her in the matter of town jails.
YideUt. Albany acknowledges the "core,"
. Moaday Mr Marshal! sold to Mr Mor
ns of onr neighboring county. Benton, his
sssiiwB "Kwieve, the large Psroheron so
familiar to oar oit ,en, receiving $I(XM) for
the animal.
frf writing school closed last
Friday. Miss Annie Fliaa, of the College,
was awarded th prase for the beet penman
hip. aad Clyde Bryaat for the&grestesl tea.
proyement.
At F M French's yen will Had a complete
Una of new snd attfaotiv jewelry, go'd and
!".T!f wfa knives, fcrks, spoons, sleo a
fall ttoe of gtnaine Rrasiltan pebble teta
0 1 at living prices.
BBJ, dk
ih Usmuurats oor respondent ere in
itd to send weekly letters so that they will
Wuob th office 00 Wednesday. Would like
to have eyery place ia the county reorient
ed in oar columns
A 00m mere is! tourist nsmsd Thornton, of
0snej purehaeed a half block ia Hackle
mai 2nd .dditioa to Albany last Monday,
paying mo for the ssme. lie believes in
Albany t ohaucei far gtowth.
Mr J W Brasgeld. th well-known real
estate mas of Newport, expressed bis oootl.
di:nce in Albany Tuesday by buying two lots
in ifsoklemsn's second addition to this city.
paying WW for th same.
A B. Miliwaia has the ier4t and floewt
stock of carpets in Albany, new goo Is of th
isiest aesign, a epiendt.t stock to t v
pot from, S ld st remarkably low pines
coosidiMiug quality of good.
The President aud party on their let west
ern and touthein trio traveled 4300 mi la..
psesed through seventeen State, crossed
them twice, saw and was sewn by several
million of American citizens.
About twea'.y Albany neole attended a
prohiniii.iu .,,4.. mtiuj At H no o;i Tmira
day ol last week . It was Meld to the church.
which waa poKd full. Several short. athu-
eiaetto speeches were mad.
Csodidates for aiy otBeee are oout,iur
By the way, the growing-, eataroriaino oitv
of Albany should at th next elect io elect
some growing, enterprising man for tbe
riens positions to be filled.
ve
A prisoner wbo wee ooaf aed ia th
os Sunday climbed out of the mar en l mi
tbe building durinc the aieht and
Oead riddance. Let some mor follow.
A P lioulicg k Co . ef Portland so been b.
ed $1500 to th hotel fond, "providing pro
hibitory amendment does net carry If
I imbibition does not prohibit why is this
iquor arm solicitous oe that paint Kb I
,Hers Foshay If Maeoe, druggist, ere
selling Wiadom s Robertiae whole ele sad
retail, and giving beautiful picture cards with
vry bottle. Positively th meat perfect and
harmless article of the kind in th mutti
New no tafnc bare been established at
the fat lowing places 1 Briedweil. Yamhill
county, Or., with John W Briedweil, as
Postmaster ; Hayeesvtlt, Klamath ooaaty,
Or., with Joseph K Hay nee as Postmaster.
The ease of Mrs Sarins against Lion ooaa
ty we brought ap Monday in tt Circuit
Court, whsa th complaint was demurred to
and the demurrer sustsincJ, It is expected
an ippeel will betaken to tbe Supreme Court
The experience of years furnishes tbe most
convincing evidence that thousands of lives
are annually saved by th a of Ayet 's
Cherry Pectoral, it speedily ears all efl
ttons of the throat, brooch t I tab, and
longs.
A splendid tin of groceries aad eraehery
ware at Ceao Brothers, also everything freeb
ia farm prodaoa. Tne host brands of cigars
and tsbssoos. Good goods at bottom prism
That is their rule. Call on ttaat for your
gfoenrten.
The Albany gentleman who lost his horse
ana aaverueea is in tne ur.no a 1 met week
got it by means of th ad. th first of the
week, it being read ia the foothills beyond
Scio, whore the animal had strayed. The
moral is plain.
Th increasingly cod weather, the frosty
morning, tbe slanting an n, all remind as that
winter is about beta, aad that an
must be parehssed for the occasion L R
Blaia has a splendid stoek.ee that will
all kinds of demands.
Fifteen or twenty citiaoa of Albany went
to l.eneaen Saturday avemag to a mas pro
hibition meeting st that oity, which
n aaa a a. M
largely ettandett Mbort ad Aretes were
mad bv Revs Webb and Rocsiager, Editor
suae, rrof La aad ethers,
In a foot roe at Seattle last Sanday be
tween Frank Uwts, of Corvallis and J C
Ryan, proft ssionala, 100 yards, th former
won. I lie time given was IO second, buy
ers! t bo a Kan d dollars is said to have ebajged
hand. Ryan was Lewis' trainer at on time
It is assises to attempt th cure of aoy
disorder, if the blaM is snowed to remain im
pure. Nearalgia and ro nstism or trace
able t dienvdksred edttion of the nlnsd.
s snd ia numberless ease have been eared by
' taking a few bottle O' Ayer'e Sareaparilla.
Moore's wood tawing outfit ie doing some
good work for Albany people. It ie a rushing
eonoero, setting, going to work and finishing
a job before a Celestial would have a saw w
xreaaad, and a en t reasonable nrioo is charg
ed. Aboat t nty euros a day is sawed by
tM company
Forty two habiae contested for pris at
e Mechanic's fair last week. Thirty nine
failed to get first prise. Th judge at last
accounts had ascsHed death, aad it is thought
. aar n . .
win ae ante so nta long enoagn co survive
the indignation that followed their unjust
decisions
The banker, broker, merchant aad specu
lator, after th stupid dullness of a "Bias
Monday, or the intense excitement ot a
''Black Friday." need soothing quieting po
tion to calm their nervous system, and bring
rest and refreshment to their exhausted en
ergies. aaoa a boon u rrese s nam org ie.
An old subscriber en reosiviag statement
of account which we send out annually, in-
stand of growling, says "you have earned
your money and shall have it" That is busi
ness and it make the newspaper men feat
goad to meet with a man who understands
toe situation and appreciates the vsiue ot a
newspaper.
Douglas county commissioners have let a
contrast for aa iron aad steel CaattleVer
bridge to span the North Umpooa a'- Win
chester. It is to te 800 feet long and will 0t
145,000 1 to be osmpletod by September,
1S88. Two otaer bridges are being built over
th Rest and Sooth Umpoua at a cost of
117,000.
A Y equina Bay paper thinks it will bo
Suandering money t build a $43,000 Court
oase at CorvaUia. The T. B. p. is mis
taken. It will prove a goed investment, and
the Dauo Kat congratulates th people there
ever the fact In the meau tun Una county
Decide should improve their Court Hones
yard.
Fied Mueller is buildiaa a store building
oa Mr Wm Vance's property corner ef Sec
ond and Ellsworth street, the Houston
blacksmith shop having been moved far
enough east to give room for it, and when
eomnleted. will onen a reoerv store. Mr
T 1:: . W . w . ,
Mueller is an old hand at the buuuess, ana
no doubt will command mot of his former
trade as well s new business.
A warrant waaisaed nut of Justice Dor
. . . . . . . . , , 1 .
ns Uouri .MOiKisy ior mn ai ren ii a air v,e
charged with stealing a ptoh from Peter
Speed ie of this city, tbe latter liavieg iuaneu
his watch to the former, ho sola it tor pi
and hied away to foreign pirt. I'hi i a
case deserving speedy pauiahtutut. VVednes-
Case came to Albany, was arreste.1 ana was
being tried before Justice Dorris y.torday
afternoon aa we went to press.
The assessment of Grant county ia an in
teresting one : Number acres of land. 145.
410; value, 1303,938. Noof town lots, 144J;
value, $10,889. Value of improvement,
$376,790 ; money, notea and accounts, $420,
1G5 ; merchandise and implements. -,-128
; household furniture, watches, tc,
15,365. No of horses, 20,893 ; value, $839,.
744; cattle, 67.063; value. $1,007,538;
sheep, 22U.698 ; value, $339,931 ; hog. -288;
value, $4,021. Gross yalue, $3,381,587;
indebteiusas, $559,269. Total value of tax -able
property, $2,844,120. No of polls, 640.
Tbero are 9 men who pay taxes oa over $50,
000 ; 31 on oyer $10,006 ; 52 on over $5,000.
Mr Jos Krusn, the young man killed by an
exnloaiou on the Willamette above Cory His,
last week, is highly spoken of by all who
knew him. Be had been n th river for sev
eral years, having been mate on several of
the river steamers. The circumstances of his
killins were oartioularly u fortunate. He
w4tb two comnanious were in a small boat
blasting a stump, when 'he powder went off
premature ly, throwing mm men in tne air,
and breaking the boat in two, so that hie two
companions had to swim to shore. His body
was fear f nil v inanaled. It was tektoa to
I Kraee Landing in Clackaieat county for in
torment,
STEWART
- DEALERS IN-
HARDWARE,
Iron. Steel, Coal and Chain.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
WAGONS AND.BUCGIES,
WAGON MATERIAL,
MECHANICS 103LS,
BUILDERS HAROWAtE,
ROPE ANI CORDAGE,
SILVER STEEL
STEWART & SOX.
PlRXOAL AND SOCIAL,
Mm Lark Bdyeu, of Kugene ia ia th city.
Dr. I re ln, of Salem, Was ia, th eity
Wsdassdsy.
Kx-Sbenff Charlton was in the eity tbe
first of th week.
3 A Ores returned the first of the week
frem a trip to Seuthern Oregon.
Oeo Alford, of Moddy, has ben doing
jnry service this week .
9 M K'xer, of Harriebora was a tbe eity
Wednesday. Alee Or Oavia.
Mm Or Hill returned th first nf the week
from visit of several week at I'd Dalles.
John P Davie, of Sweet Horn-, was in
Albany Wedueeday 00 his way to Los Ange -lee
Co., Col.
Dr AUxaoder, of Co-burg, wa in Albany
Friday, having about recovered fr am bis re-
usiit ill ansa
Ex Aaneesor H M Williams, of M shame,
waa in th oity last week, and a nile here
called at our hamble asnotem.
Mis Lime Weatlake, of San Jo, Cel.,
wbo has bee v bating friends in tins city for
some time will return borne in a few days.
Mm Levi Wast left the first of tbe weak
fee a visit of several month to her former
bom at (ion rock, Wellington county, On
Kx County Commissioner A. Cndra ex
penes to get the first prise from Ked field k
atrownellfor tbe Urgent pumpkin raised from
pris seed eent out by that firm Last spring.
Mr A Coenptoa. ef Woods, Tillamook
ooaaty, wa in this eeeaty lost week, visit
ing relative aad friend. He is to happy
pjsssssor of fifty stands of bee thst produc
ed 1900 psnaas ef honey last year.
riaethi About tbe Sao.
-T
When the sun goes down at night it sets
on no grocery firm with a more complete
line of goods than Wallace k Thompson,
They keep a splendid stock of groceries
hold at prices that make people cali a second
time.
Just received, the finest coffee mill in Al
ban v, Coffee ground free.
Also a fine dried beef chipper. Try their
dried beef, ready to cat. Chipped free.
It i estimated that the discoverhrs, inven
tions and compound patented each vcar in
the I nited State and never amounting to
anything cot $5,000,000.
Much the laargeot and Beat.
Win. Fortmiller k Co' furniture tore
has been nearly doubled in tdxc, and filled
with a splendid stock of furniture, "chuck"
full. Twenty-fire varies ie of chain, and
seventeen styles of bed-room set, .is an ex
ample. Besides a fine line of upholstered
good.
Largest and beat stock.
In Albanv.. No doubt of it. 6 or 7 men
are constantly employed In manufacturing
it, and shipments are made to all pait of
the N. W. from
Tacoina to Grant's Pass.
This beside a big retail trade.
The buyer is bound to get satisfaction.
isTA new feature Is a machine for trim-
mine: wall paper of which they have a large
and splendidly selected stock of the latest
varieties, sold cheap and trimmed free.
Also nice line of window shade.
The average man throughout the civilized
world annually consumes 445 lbs. ef grain,
70 lbs. of meat, 7 lb, of butter nnd 2O lbs.
of sugar.
1 f
Immense Bargain.
Standard white shirts, 65 cent ; Buss of
the Road overalls. 50 eeats : 4 pair of
less souks, 25 eeats ; regular nrtee 4 for
50
oeota, and ether bargains to match, at A.
Mollwaina,
' ' '
His Dry Uods.
Tbe fall aod winter stock of dry goods
received at Mollwain's, is a large on, well
aeleeted, embracing all th latest novelties,
and in quantity and of a quality not surpass-
a, . v . . 1 a -.
a nere. 10 not ouy wisanas examining.
"If two gills meet three
irlrls, and all ex
change kisses, how many
exchanged ?"
kisses are there
Mellwaia's nothing
Mcilwain s fall and winter stock of cloth
ing is arriving. It includes the latent styles
and is commanding attention, oesbis Chin
chilla coats. Fine stock to select from. All
good warranted as represented and perfect
fits guaranteed.
Manila Underwear.
I have received my new stock ol muslin
underwear. These goods are made on a lock
stioh machine, and warranted to be full siae
and length aod price reasonable.
SAJI17KI. ft 1 lm'NU.
For lama back, aid or cheat, use Shi
lob's Porous Plaster, Price 25 eenta.
StfiLOH'S COUGH and Const uo pi inn
Cur Is sold bv us on suarantee. It cures
consumption,
SHILOH'8 VITA Ha ER U wl.at you
need for Conatl nation, lnss of Appetite
IHsaineaa, aod a'l symptomsof Dynpepsla,
Price 10 aad 75 cent per bott'e,
CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Sbl
lob's Cure.
:iaae
MARRIED.
STUBBLEFIELD -MARKS. On Wed
nestlay, Oct 26th, 1887, at the residence
of Mr James Marks, in Lebanon precinct,
bv Rev Gibney, of Lebanon, Mr J F
Stcbbi-kpield, of Walla Walla and Miss
Etta Marks, of the above irecinct.
Several from Albany attended th; wed
ding, a nicely managed affair. Thr Demo
crat wishes this popular young couple
much joy, nnd extends them its congrat
ulatiens. BORN.
MERRIL
in Alban
-On Tuesday,
Oct. 35 ;h, ii7
i t Mi mil- a
& SOX,
BARBED 'WIRE,! !2
BLACKSMITH S SUPPLIES,
POWDER AND 8H0T.
BLASTINS AND CiANT P3W0ER,
PAINTS AND OILS,
CROHN AND CRASS SEEDS.'
X Cut Saws,
The People's Cash Store.
SOBER THOUGHTS FOR
REA80NIHC MEN ARB
THINKING LADIES.
stl aeatlea. Where in Al
bany te the beat plane to buy goods for
cash ? Echo baa long answered "Where."
But
SHANE& LONSWAY
Have at las'.
anwswered
with a certain
sound,
They hare removed their basins
the store formerly occupied by Fox,
A Co., whore they carry a mammoth
stock of
Dry aad Fancy Goods, FaraisMiig
Binds, Milliner, Bents and
Shoes, Cloaks, Etc.
a don't propose to write aa log
CCA
aaavsaruam nt qu tm pr.ee of
to
mislead tbe public We will glen yaam
prions at oar counters that will he, to any
the least, startling. W don't inti mi fee
ell you Cabot A below coat aa a bait, anal
cheat on xmn ?ihinz not o f miliar. Hf
H t all alike and nisak all gooda tm
Pi.iM rii.i hk. W bav lint own nnsnL
d that tbe lowest. Most merchant
have "Bed Rook" prices, but w have lA
our in "under the bod ruck," and sow
o'ir customer want to know what w ax
resting on, That question la n niooun
too 1 one. It la t ie drat dUvsoeary of that
region. We may not sue seed on oar
SHADE OF PROFIT
plan, but wa swing out
on Faith aad
Hop, taking for motto
Remember we mike a apaetalty of flat
imported
Velvets,
Plushes,
Silks,
Etc.
Our great stock of Domestic Gooda will
save many dollars to sensible housekeep
ers who will trade eielusive'.y with oa,
fable Lin8asNapkin8,Tow3ls,Sh63t
ings, Muslins, Binghams, Away
Down. Flannels and
Blanfcets
at Mill Prices. Eo
. sisry for the Million. Ribbon
and Lace Departments Overstocked,
Oar Millinery' Department embraeea
every novelty invented by Dame Fashion,
who miss fountain, at its nee 1 aaaa
Fraaoieoo artist, it yon need millinery
go to the "Fountain Head" for It.
Wa have been driven into the Boot and
Shoe business by the importunities of ear
eustomers and again bring our long naa
parieuce in that branch of bueinee into
activity again.
We are agents for ths Wan a maker
Clothing House of Phlladlephta. Wa eel 1
all goods for cash or produce.
Don't Go in Ml !
We will pay yon 70 centa a bushel far
your wheat on trade,
SHANE & LUSfflT,
0raoT0i
Albany,
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