fittocrat
TIIK FARMKKTINTKKKSTS.
The f.ithjr Sipi, a newspaper devoted
to the interests of organised labor.and pub
lished at the home of Harrison has this lo
ay about how farmers arc affected by the
tariff :
"Suppose he builds a house. He must
pay a tariff of jo per cent on the bricks for
foundation and chimneys ; $2 per 1,000
feet on every board and stick of timber
that goes Into it ; 35 cents per 1,000 on the
shingles to cover It ; 1 cents per pound
on the nails ; 6S cents per box of fifty feet
on common window glass ; jO per cent on
his putty ; 45 percent on his locka.scrcens
and hinges ; J5 cents per gallon on his lin
seed oil .and 3 cents per pound on his white
lead ; on lime lOper cent,and on aash cord
35 per cent. If there is any material that
enters into the composition of that bouse
which has escaped taxation it was certainly
an unintentional omission, unless it may be
the and used in making the mortar, and
doubtless the Senate will remedy this in its
proposed substitute for the Mills bill.
"Having his house built, the next thing
Is to furnish it. This he does by laying
down carpet -hemp at 8 cents per square
yard, three-ply at 35 percenter Axmlnster
at 5O per cent ; his stoves come burdened
with a tax of t j cents, and the pots and
skillets 3 cents per pound ; his tables,stands
chair bedsteads, bureaus, lounges, etc.
come in at a uniform tax of 35 per cent, lie
gets his dishes. Including china and porce
lain ware, at .sOper cent ; his glassware at
4O per cent ; his spoons, knives and forks,
clock, shears, scissors, Urittannla ware,
broom, shotgun, steel, gun wads, all go in
at a uniform tax of 3$ per cent ; his earthen
and stone ware cost him 25 per cent ; sauce
pans 3 cents per pound, and shot i cents
per pound. For his shovel and tong.meal
selves, lamp, lampchimheys and shades
mouse traps and lanterns, he pays 45 per
cent. Ilisblankets,ticking and tablecloths
are assessed at 4O per cent ; but he must
pay 5O per cent on his razor and queens
ware. Baskets, blacking and brushes he
can get at a uniform tax of 30 per cent
blueing at 2(1 per cent : common soap at 20
pe' cent, and toilet soap at 15 cents per
pound ; looking glasses "from 4 cents to 35
cents per square foot.
'If there Ls anything omitted in the furn
Pure of a house in the above list it is the
fault of the writer and not of the law.
Suppose the farmer has built his house
and furnished it, and undertakes to supply
his farm with the implements, tools and ap
pliances necessary to operate it economi
cully. He can buy at a uniform tax of 45
per cent all his pade,hovels,square,steel
yards, planes, scythes, augers, axes, awls,
brace, rules, bells, corn-knives, hammers
hatchets, hay-knives,hoes, pitchfork. plow s
and drawing knives. His iron wedges and
carriage bolts pay a tariff of 2 ' 2 ccn0 per
pound, his horseshoes 2 cents per pound.his
rope 36 cents, and his wrought and horse
shoe nails 4 cents per pound. On his cross
cut saws he pays tO cjnts per foot, and his
hand and buck suwi and grain bags 4O per
cent ; the bits for his brace pay a tariff of
50 percent; his salt 12 cents per iOO
pounds ; his hames, trace, dog and halter
chains,and saddles and harness 35 per cent
And so on, ad infinitum, from the smallest
item to the largest machinery tax,taxfax
Nothing that a farmer raise,or possibly can
raise, escapes.
"Having built his house and furnished it
and supplied his farm with tools and appli
ances, he undertakes to clothe himself and
family. At this point we are so lost amid
the intricacies of this studied effort to tax
at from one-fourth to one-half its value
everything indispensable to a house or farm,
that we find ourselves unable to rise to its
suoiime , neiznts or descend tons never
ending depths. Suffice it to say that there
t nothing worn f rom the top of the head
to the sole of the foot of man, woman or
child that has not been forced to contribute
to the payment of pensions and the nation
al debt, and add its per cent to the enrich
ment of the railroad, trust and syndicate
magnates of the country. Not only does
this devil-fish inclose in its grasp everything
that man, woman or child can wear for
comfort or convenience.but it also includes
in its folds all material out of which the
simplest or more costly and complicated
article of use or ornament can be made."
Harrison ha written hi little letter. We
are sorry t be compelled to say that it is
very commonplace in every feature. The
tariff question has been more ably handled
by many obscure country newspapers of
his own party than he himself handles it.
He makes a feeble attempt to dodge the
"free whisky" plank of his party's platform
by saving that "we are not likely to be call
ed upon, I think, to make a present choice
between the surrender of the protective
system and the entire repeal of the internal
revenue," thus trying to cover up the fact
that the party is pledged to an entire repeal
of the revenue before they would surrend
er any part of the protective system. Dem
ocrats may well feel proud of the superior
abi ity and statesmanship of Mr. Cleveland
over Mr. Harrison.
From the returns as far as heard from
the republicans appear to have carried
Maine by a somewhat lesa majority than
they had in September, 1884. The esti
mates made by republicans shows that they
have gained on their total vote of 1884
1553 votes, while the democrats have gain
ed on their total vote of 1884 I9ot votes, a
net gain for the democrats in the state of
348. The republicans lost the presidency
in 1884 when th.-v had 348 larger majority
than they have this year. It the election
indicates anything it shows that party
grows weaker as it nears the presidential
election.
V e furnish in to day's weekly a nipple
ment containing President Cleveland's let
ter of acceptance. "We trust every reader
of the Dsmocrat will read it carefully
read it twice, then ask your republican
neighbor to read it. It is plain, manly,
candid.and above all it is the production of
a statesman, written in the interest of th
people. The man who, after reading it
would call it "free trade" is an idiot.
Mr. Harrison is talking buttered water
melon. He said the other day that the
Republican party had created the home in
America. Why should he be a flapdoodle
like that? Americans had homes, loved
them,fiought for them.died for them, before
the Republican party was ever heard of.
On Saturday night Allen G. Thurman
made one of Ida fine speeches at Newark,
New J'jrsfcy.wherc over 530opeople,mainly
WHKIU. 10 QO.
An Important Question.
Some will nay to the gran 1 old ooetu at
Newport ; some to breesy Ilwaoo ; aotuo
lo tho haaith glviug Springs at Sodavllle
and Waterloo, and wmo to where the deer
graft In tho mounlians; but the general
verdlot will b, when jou are after dry
good, boots, shoes, olothlng. furnishing
good, eto., to goto A. B Moltwaln'x, Al-
any, Or. After the .most bountiful har
vest In the history of Oregon the quostlon
U a very important one. Big eropa with
low prloes and good goods will make
things nourish. If you would realise thla
combination call on Mr. Mollwaln and
you will bo taken through his large
double store and i shown goods and
prices that will Impioss thla fact on your
mind, tils siockth dry goods Is com
plnte and seloetod to meet tho 'r mauds of
this growing community. In dree gooda
of all kinds' ha has a atook that mhwks for
itself. New deMigns, Mvlos mid lutttarns.
His lino of woolen roods Is remark ablv
fine, and as fall In now hero, deserves your
consideration. Siittarior roods at low
prices Is the program. Ills stock of flan
nels is a good one and now is too time to
bUT, In Wdlee shoes he can surprise vou
at their cheapness considering the qnality
of the artlolo. You will not lose anything
by examining his boot and sbon atook
generally. Mr. Mellwaln' clothing and
furnishing iro'Mis department Is well stock
ed with a good assortment of gcods which
be Is selling st very low price.
Mr. Mcllwaln'a goods generally have
been bought under tba market, and hence
eao bo sold at price that defy competition.
Farmers, labnrlug moo, mechanics, men,
women and children abould Inspect his
Isrgn assortment of poods, as It will be
business for them to do so. A dollar saved
Is a dollar earneJ as much now a ever,
and Mr, Mellwaln propses to help you d
b soring by giving you tbo prloes and
gooda.
Large eropa and high prices for wheal
in order to mske prosperous times should
oe folloa ad by olose buying in tha best
market, hence It will be" to your advant
age to eall on A. B. Mellwaln won baa the
goods and price to give you bargins such
as cannot be obtained elsewhere.
New shr-ea at Head's.
As Cxplaaation.
What Is this "nervous trouble" with
which so many seem now to be afflicted?
If you will remember a few years age the
word malaria was comparatively unknown
to-day it Is as common as any word in
the English language, yet this word covers
only the meaning of another word ucd by
our forefathers in times past. Ho it is with
nervous diseases, as they and malaria are
intended to cover vshat our grandfathers
c tiled biliousness, and all are caused by
troubles that arise from a diseased condi
tion of the liver, which in performing its
functions finding it cannot dispose of the
bile through the ordinary channel Is com
pelled to pass it off through the svtem.
causing nervous troubles, malaria, bilious
fever, c'c. You who are suffering can
well appreciate a cure. We recommend
Green s August Flower. Its cures arc
marvelous.
Is CeMMSjS)tM lacanSl f
Read th fr Mowing : Mr C II M orris, Nw
ark. Ark., says : "Was dii with abscess
a s m a si
01 lungs, ou t friends sad physicians pr -
ooaaced me InearabU Consumptive. Began
taking Dr K -rig's New Discovery for Coo
aorntion, am bow 00 my third bottle, and
able to orrse tho work on my farm. Its
the finest medicine ver made.
Jesse Middle wait. Docatar, Ohio, ys :
"lied ;t not been for Dr King's Nw Dis
covery fr Consumption I would of died ef
Lung Troubles. Wu given ifp by doctors.
Air uow in best of healt," Try it. Sample
bottles free at Foshay & Mason's Drug sto s
SrnvEYiNc; Mr. E. T. T. Fisher is pre
pared to do surveying of all kinds at rea
sonable rates. He has complete copies of
field notes and township plats in the coun-
it.
Adress --Miller s Station, Linn count v
A Sonnd Legal Opinion.
E Bainbrlde Mundiy, Ks j , County
Alty., Clay Co , Tex., says: "Have used
Electric flitters with uiot bappy results.
My brother also wu very low with Mala
risi fever an I j iun lie , but was cured br
dose! oe) .f this medicine. Am sa'.lsfiod
Electric Bitten eaved his Ufa."
Mr D I Wileoxsou. of Horse Cava, Ky,,
uld a like testimony, stvlnz : He Doni-
tively boitev, ha w ild have died, bad it
uot km lie Klectrlc Hitters,
I bis revt remedy will ward off, as wad
is cure ail MsUrls Diseases, and Tor all
Kidney. Mver and Stomach Disorders
stands uneo'iaied. Price 50c. and tl. at
Poshny A M son's.
41 beer Market.
Vtie r-73-..
rt;'9r -3') 1 .s ;ir lb.
Usy -9.00.
fott.-j4 -.it ts pr ! Itll l.
'lr -on for.. :t i '
,ipl-i -4 I cant- pr bx
Pora6c per l' .resso I.
UA)n hiits 12 Vis.
shouldere, 7 :.
sides 10.;-LrJ-12prlb.
tour 4.25 par bbl.
btokeua 2.50 per dor..
ill Peed bran, ll.oo par Urn
shorta, 10
middlin r,,20.
Chor-
Wanted.
We will pay 45 cents per roll for choice
hipping butter.
Thompson & Waters.
CUBE I Hit falCK HKiU.II HE.
Do you want s renwdy for n'liousness, PimlMon
the mm , s A tk sure cure (or u k hrulsibe, aak br
U.i'm siiU Sou. th VmjuitU, tor Or. Uer.nl' Uve
Pills, try a ile, iopli frro nll lx th ernt.
Sheriff's Sale
In tlu Circuit Court of the Slate 0' Oregon for
Linn County.
J. M. l oa-tl , Plaintiff.
vs.
Samuel Attridge, IM-udaot.
NOTICIi is hereby given that by virtue of
an Execution issued oat of the above named
Court in the above entitled action, and to me
directed arid delivered on th a 23rd day of
August, 1888. I did on the 21 h day of
Anijast 1888, levy upsn all the right," title
aod interest of the sat 1 Defendant in and to
the rea! pr pjrty hirin after described, and
I wi 1 n
(Saturday the I Jib day or Oeleber, 1K83,
at the Court Home door in the city ol Al
bany, Linn comity, Oregon, at the hour of
one o'clock, p. m , eeM st public auction for
cash in hand to the highest bidder said real
property described as follows, to-wit . Land
claim notification seven thousand one hun
dred and twenty-four (7124), the same lying
and being in Kaotfci s seventeen (17) and
twenty (20). township thirteen (13), No. oue
(1), west, in Linn county, Or goo, consisting
of one hundred and sixty (100) acres of lai.d
more or less. The proceeds arising from the
sale of said premises will he applied s First
to the payment of the cosle and disburse
ments of suit axed at $10.25 aad accruing
costs. Second to tho payment to the Plain
tiff, J M Powell the sum of $98.00 with in -tercst
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum from the 2'.h oay of June, 1838
Third the overplus if any there be will be paid
over to the Defendant. Samuel Attridge.
By D S. .Smith, Soeilff.
Deputy .
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
(via. Yaquina to Sao Francisco.)
Of wheat, oats. Lops and wool. I am pre
pared to take Marino lnsurar.ee on all cereal,
bops, wool or any consignments of goods 10
and from San Francisco. For further j arttc -ulare,
address
Ala Harms,
Ilttrklen's Armies Salve
The best salve In tho world for (nwi,
nruises, Noras, uicors, Malt Khatun, rover
Noras, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin hr notions, and post
tlvely ouros Piles, or no pay required. It
uf guaranteed to give per loot satisfaction,
or monev refunded. Price - cents per
box. For wale by Foehay dr. Mason,
Don't Fail. Don't fall to call and see
Dubruille'a fine display horse and his im
mense stock of harnesses, and saddles.
barV "l Conrad Meyer's grocery store.
Fatreuixe homo industry.
Try on o
of hia own
Joseph's A-eeat cigar. First
in akc
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powAer nss or virion A marvl of purity
strength sml rhta-ns. More omnomUni
Uuui UV ordinary k latia. ami osnnut be sold In emr
prtiUmt with the multitude of lew Ut, h..H
wcht,lum or 1 ha )! powders. Hulooslvis
nss. IU-rL II 0.10 Towoss it.. 100 Welles.
Fine horses.
0
We beve just brought from Eastern
Uregon, a lot ol tine woik cot sea wrtcn
wa wilt sell on ifrms to anil tbo times.
A monk ihnm NMe promising young
drireia Do n O cc. Meson Chief sad
Edward Kve n Also --inn ohoio
hnv n erne Anvnn wikbino to tint
... .j mm " J - " r
ohaae a horse ul do ll to look tl cds
over. We Will daaiir in oh,
to all intending Kitywaeera.
N
Tall man, Or.
MACHINE OILS.
The bast varieties of machine, oils to be
hsd are kol by Siewsr. A Sox, ew-ciliy
tb kinds mat nave ttn tnoromtiiv tt
by the Linn county farmers. I'ru-- auar
anteed.
HAR VESTING SUPPLIES,
Before yon alart your mower, binder or
throMbin outfit come to our stora and gat
your fttiplh. We keep aim st anything
you win nsnl, en1 at ;riees you will be
eetiftlied with.
Htkwaut A Sol
WAGONS, HACK AND ifCCIES
We era now agents at this place for the
oalebratad wagons, becks and bugga
made ov Klsh Bros, cf Ksoiuo. Wis.. s.nd
can giv better kooJs and lower prices
than over bifni. UnuemlNir thst wa
want your tr e and will mako It no ob
act for yoo 10 co-no and seo 0.1.
HtkwI'T4 Siox.
WILL BROS,
Inalers in all the latest im proved Pianoe,
Orleans, Hawing Machine. Uuos Also
a full Una of warrantesl Kaaore, Itutchar
and rocket Knives. Tba best kind of
sstwlng inscbln oil, naadlos aod extras,
for ell machines. Ail repairing neatly
and raasonabty done.
New Wash House.
Lee Ostaaexaay who lived in this town fcr
met.y car ami was so well liked by every
body hss returned sod will open up a new
wash house the first f September, one door
south of the Uevcre IIuse. I.-e d. e gool
work and wnU ev.-ryboly m get their
washing done by him.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given tbat the under
signed was by the County Court of Linn
county, Uregon. 00 tli HOth deyof July,
His, duly appointed Admlniatratoi of the
aetata of Simeon W. Ky arson, deoeised.
All persons having claim sgttoat the
estate cf the said deceased are her by
notified to preeent I hem wttbin six
m not ha from this dele, propel ly varitled
t) the undersigned at Albany, Oregon.
This 3 th dsy of July, 18K8,
P. P. Mason,
Adininlstiator of aid eetate.
Rather thai the Ostpeit
POTTWIO BUbWESS
COLLEGE.
L'nrtlsa4, Oreeoa.
.,.,.411, , .11 IIIMrtMTIISM, CSIBO
I .! i::.i I'" '.j.rni' u taiialsrHy. Builnits,
l.H rthanC C mnwin School and Ptntnuitthlp Peport
r.mn i. HMiiIi-i.ih ;mhi,i : t at any lime. Cata
.:iit n. hie-'ins el if;iHMiihli int free.
4. A. W M ... Hr'r. A. V. APMHTltO.NO, Trio.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the nodersivo-
ed Kxecutrix of the estate of John Shore,
deceased, has filed her final account in tho
County Court for Linn county, Oregon, and
the Court has set the 1st day of October, 1 888,
at the hoar of one o'clock, p. rn. for hearing
of objections and cettiintt of said esttte.
J v 1.1 a A. Mhouk,
Kxecutrix.
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HAND SEWED DOUBLE AND SINGU
HARNESSES, SADDLES, WHIPS,
and ven thing usually kept in a first-class
sh p Repairing carefully and promptly
E.L. POWER, Prapsi.
Administrator's Notice.
In tloe County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Linn :
In the matter of the estate of Johu VV. Mo
zirth, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed Adminis
trator of said eatato by tho County Court of
Linn county, Oregon, and that all persons
having claims agiiimt said estate are hereby
required to present them together with the
proper vouchers atid proofs to the undersign
ed at the law office of J.J. Whitney, in Al
bany, in said Linn county, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
Dated at Albany, Oregou, this 14th day of
September, 1888.
t RANK VVOOO,
(ft
Win
Mcknight
BROS
j If
and a large
ance of it in
THE PLACE.
By all means eall on
Parker Brothers.
SmcctfMor lo Fax, r yomr
Groceries,
Prod ice, Baked Goods, Etc , Etc.
Th. ir Koode are tba beat and their pricee
r.ianuab!e.
F11AN0IS PFE1FFER.
PROPRIETOR OF-
Albany Soda Worta
And Mancfaclursrs of-
CHOICE COSFEuflOKEEY,
Wa are mow prepared to Mil at wbuii
a tie, always freah and pare at Portland
prtcis to dealers. We ebxi keep a full
line of
tint and Tropical Fruits,
OIQAR8 AND tobacco:
STOCKMEN AND FARMERS
XtTTl A 3D,
I hereby certify that Dr. L N. Woolle
has successfully operated on my ridellng
horse, 14A.AC UAYi.
For further reference In regard to ridg
Ings inquire of Win. Paurson, Dave Pa
tersou, Lcbeoon ; Jobn Hard man, a 1 f red
Wolvartoo. Albany ; Sam Oalnee, tkrto ;
Wm. Foster, PrioevllU. 1 practice voter,
inary medicine la Albany aod country
surrounding. Office aad residence corner
flth and Washington Hta.
I. N. WOODLK,
Veterinary Surgeon,
MAGNOLIA MILLS,
JOHN 1. GMWFO&D, Propiretor,
W: LL furnl.h sacks to farmers end
receive wheat at tha usual rates of
storage. The highest market price paid
for same.
Beat Magnolia floor always on hand, for
sale or exchange at reasons bin rates.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
C. L. BLACKMAN,
Successor to E. W. Langdon.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SOAPS, COMBS,
and everything kept In a rtrst-olass Dm
inig
Ktirl
Store. Also a flue atook of pianos
organs,
ALBANY. ORFfiON
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON
CHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR.
Fitted ud in first-class style. Tables
supplied with the beat in the market.
Nice sleeping apartments, Sample zooms
for commercial travelers,
Tfrea 0.ana to sail fresa the HetetWa
Administratrix Notice,
Notice is hereby given that the undersign
fed has been by the County Conrt for Linn
county, Oregon, duly appointed Administra
trix of tha estate of George fi. MoKinuey,
deceased, late of Linn county, Oregon. All
persons having claims against said estate ere
hereby notified to present them properly
verified to the nndersinged at her residence
nesr Lebanon, within six months from this
date.
This 10th day of September, 18S8.
Emily. McKisney,
Administratrix of said estate.
J. K. Weatherfoed,
Attorney for Administratrix7
Td Exchange.
The undersigned desires to exchange
;ood brood mare, 12 years old, to bog
ratten this fail. Call on or address A.
Notice of Removal.
I take pleasure in announcing that I have re
moved my old Store
TO MY vm BUILDING,
On the corner of Firsb and BrovHlbia 8treat3,
Thanking my oustomera for the liberal p it ro a
age they have bestowed on me in tho past I trust
that with
INCREASE FACILITIES
experience I may merit
the future.
Samuel E. Young.
Everybody
h w wm doit ; yet if tbe world only
have displayed 10 collecting aucb a magnificent dirplay of staple and fancy gro
ceries u would not be surprised we
plete slock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Ver brought into tl is city, and we are going to aeil at j-ritea below anything
ever before offered in tbia place. You may think tbia a rash assertion ; but if
0 will call and examine the quality ef our goda and
Get Our Prices
you ul he convince! that we have not ovrr-estimated oureelvee. Kemembtr
ete buying our goods largely Jirect from first bands, thereby aavmg all
ptOfits of the middla man, and our oomroaod of toady each lies enebled us to
buy our goods remarkably cheep, getting tbo beneut c( M dtaoonMe and re
bates, placing na in a poeitiou when we can dictate to them aod not they to tie,
hereby always getting tbe
BEST AND FRESHEST
d never allowing our goods to gri m
M C 1 . 8 L
D obis. these are mo aasona wuy wa
j v Hif't a healthy tie
plete Hoe of
h m (
We have
Crockery and Glass Ware.
These goods we bought direct f.cm Eastern fetoHasi, thus
nigns iicea.way dowo. I bese
Fat mere having produce to sell will at all times teeivo tbe top or the marke
for good produce, and your patronage is earneetly aolioited. These facta ere
WORTH LISTENING TO
..i .1. r.l i.Ur.Llrm
HUU w xji tu T Will vn .'S s.s 1 vwwviu
a. o-.s ih.Hn aov three stores of the kind
3
JULIUS JOSEPH,
ManuMurer of Choice Cigars
-AND DEALER IN-
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
Cigars. Plug ann Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and a full
line of Smokers' Ar isles, Also dealer r
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS,
a con tin
wonders
knaw of ton energy, grit and entt-rpiue aa
Dave tbo largest, tin est and roost com
gbelt orn and i-ule
' 1 . 1 tm A
wMon g jr tug
omi your pstroo-ge
ai.d bt wa ei -
ad(1ad rectntly to our huck a full and coo -
ecatiag the Ute
to be .ieciir
goods hse to be sain
W have the "Jumo,, stock, more
1 1
in Albany, and price that beat them ati
sgjp smmw i 1 iWk.
WALLaGE k THOMPSON
Fiinn'. new Block, Albany, Ort-gou
GOOD
New
L.
E.
MENS,
CLOTHING.
LARGE STOCK,
BARGAINS!
Firs:-c!aee goods at bottom prion
at my store 10 tbia city. Bought at
General Merchandise
consisting of drew goods, geota furnishing gooda, ciotbiog, etc.,
AT COST.
kiy 5, 10. 15 a 1 1 25 cnt c unvr i
Oaah or gooda will be paid
TBSOOWBftAKD
TO
ISf
DELICIOUS BISCUITS or WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
Dwight's Cow-Brand SodaSaleratus.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT.
Bs sars that there to a picture of a Ow on year package aad yon trill have
th bwt Soda made. THX OOW BBAKD.
FURNITURE.
o t want the beat and most durable furniture that is manufactured in thecity gc to
Thomas Brink.
Ha keepa almost everything in the line of
SPRINGFIELD SAW MILL.
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON.
Albany Yard and Office on llu'Iroad St., between 4th and 5th Street
Having lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not surpassed fir the
prompt aud satisfactory filling 01 orders, I respectfully solicit a a hare of
tbe trade.
A. Wheeler.
City Drug Store
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DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND BRUSHES
constantly on hand. A new snd complete line of
SCHOOL-BOOKS, TABLETS AND STATIONERY, PENCILS, ETC.
Physicians and Family Prescriptions Carefully Prepared,
CHOICE DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS.
DR. CUISS & SON
NEWS.
Goods
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BLAIN'S.
YOUTHS' AND BOYS
LATEST STYLES
b what the public wanta. These I have
Pai ku.pt sales I can aell my atcck of
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for all kinds of country produce.
. U . SIMPSON,
Albany, Orego.
MAKE
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furniture that U kept in a nt.ola9 hou
stock of-
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