She 9rn0frat
A VISIT TO THK APITAL.
' A Democrat man took ft flying vlilt to
the state capital Tuesday and took a peep
Into legislative doing. Very many people
of Salem say we have a"good Legislature."
Those who f urntsh luppllet to the state and
!ta various institutions all wear a selt satis
Bed air. The subordinate employes of the
two houses chuckle gleefully, as the as-
urc you In their blandest style that this Is
"good Legislature." A, member of this
august body who represents a constituency
that pays taxes to the state mounting to
about $6,800, and who has a bill appropriat
ing $11,000 to build a local wagon road.and
who has been assured by the "combine"
that It shall pass, says, as he shakes your
hand with unwonted heartlness.that this is
a "good Legislature." A gentleman who
represents a county that pays $1,200 tax
has a bill appropriating $3,ooo to build his
people a wagon road. The assurances
which he receives from the,comblne"that
this bill shall pass Inspires him to say that
this Is a "good Legislature." The profes
sional lobbyist stalks through the corridors',
aisles and passage ways of the capital wait
ing confidently for the fruition of his work.
It will be seen that those who think this Is
a "good Legislature" are '.hey who expect
U be the beneficiaries of It work. The
delegation from Multnomah led by Joe
Simon are almost supremely happy. They
occupy the vantage ground and they pro
pose to reap Its rich harvest. Joe Simon
dominates the delegation with a kingly hand
and the delegation dominates Its party rep
resentatives from all sections of the statejoe
Is the most absolute boss his party has ever
had In this state. Those who formerly
protested against his rule have been com
pletely subjugated. Legislative action has
advanced far enough to develop the fact
that legislation will be controlled a. d ilL
rected by the "ring." The member who
stands In with the ring may be successful
In securing legislation which he thinks
would redound to the public weal, but he
mav have to sacrifice hts conscience to do
so. Unless the present bent of things shall
be changed this Legislature will approprl
ate $100,000 more money than has eyer
been done before. It is altogether proba
ble that there will be a large Increase in
the next state tax levy.
SOMETHING MUST BE DONE.
The evils of unrestricted immigration are
too apparent and too dangerous longer to
be Ignored. The good are welcome, but
the felon, pauper, murderer, anarchist and
disorderly must keep out, or soon those
who are here will become contaminated.and
as the taxpayers decrease in worth and
number the public charges will multiply
until posterity will rise up to curse us.
There Is but one simple, inexpensive way
to check this vicious flood and keep out
professional conspirators, as well as the
helpless scum. The naturalized and native
American have an equal interest in this.
Let Congress take hold of the emigration
problem and levy a duty or fee upon im
ported labor as well as the products of for
eign labor. Let those who would came to
this country to enjoy its liberty, its Insti
tutions, its matchless resources ,pay for the
privilege for themselves and their children
If it is worth having It is worth investing
In. A fee ef $100 per head, or at least
$100, would save us from building asylums
and prisons for the depraved of Europe
from supplying immer.se police forces and
courts and hospitals and charities ; from
robbing labor of Its employment and dues
from nurturing treason and conspiracy ,and
eventually from the overthrow of popular
institutions entirely.
Some astonishing facts about the lack of
education among the people of South Car
olina bare been brought out during the
debate in the Legislature en the cons!:tu
tional amendment providing that no man
unable to read shall be allowed to vote. It
has been shown that not far from 15.000
white men and three times as many color
d men would be disfranchised by the
adoption of the amendment. The vote of
gouth Carolina is usually smaller than that
of any other state in proportion to its pop
ulation, and the enforcement of the meas
ure now under consideration by the Legis
lature would reduce it to about a half of its
magnitude In 'recent elections. The least
Instructed elements of the population cf
the Palmetto state are the colored people
along the seaboard and the white in the
mountaneous northern region ; but the
school facilities are inadequate in all quart
ers.ar.d the expenditures for education are
not one-tenth what they ought to be.
' . Thompson k Overman keep the best har
nesses. J A Archibald, aent Singer Manufactur
ing Co., opposite Odd Fallow Temple, At
banr,
Farmer, if yod want the best harness all
hand msde, call onK L. Power.next to Dem
ent office.
The Democrat want five cord 1 f wood
on subscription. Who will famish it? Come
and see us.
Babies. The finest line of baby can!
ages in the Valley just r :elved at'stewart
Ic Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con
sidering the superior quality of the carri
ages. ..
We will sell yrn groceries chesptr than
any one else. 4
Tkowji kt.l k Stanabd-0
Weather Indications. For the
hours beginning at 12 o'clock, noon.
Clear.
New Comers To nor city will find it to
their advunutge in prica our oU before
buying in their outfit of gr&ce.rns aid pro
vision." i 1 '
UE'lW.f ELL k STASARD.
The largest, finest snd best asrorted rtock
of groceries in town can be found at
Browoell & Standard's.
. Baby carriage at Stewart k Sox's.
Fir rand msdehar.ieia gj to E L. Pj rer
Caa jtl-t Sjraly Corel,
Toinx Editor. Please inform your
Madera that I have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. By ita timely
uae thousands of hopeless cases have boon
permanently oared. I shall be glad to
end two bottles of my remedy free to any
of your readers who have consumption If
tby will send me their express and- post
office address. Respectfully. .
; T. A C, If I Ptar! St.
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3M
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lUFJOSlTSIN MEXICO EXCELLING ANT
EVER KNOWN BEIOKE.
Although it has always been known that
gold existeu in the stale of Guanajuato, where
there hss for many years len a small, but
regular, production of the yellow metal, the
stories that now come from tlfat stare regarding
the great gold discovery are exciting much atten
tion in mining circles here. A company of
Cleveland, O., capitalists and a syndicate of
Ixndon hankers have been investigating fur
some time the resources of the region, where
gold was suspected to exist, and their laliors
have, according to reports made by American
miners, resulted in the discovery of enough
gold-bearing quarts to keep an army of miners
busy for a century to come. The ore exists, it
is averred, in such quantities as to make up a
arge part of several mountain, and it crops
out on the clilTs and in the canons in such a
manner as to convince experienced miners that
this is the biggest gold field ever struck. The
country in wtuVh this find has been made is
well watered and contains many ranches. The
Nation! railway runs within 13 miles of the
gold regions. It is averred that mining experts
who have gone there skeptical have come away
astonished at the immense extent of thctlcpositsi
which appear inexhaustible; in f.ict, reports
that have reached here remind one l Sinbad'g
valley of diamonds. If half that is told turns
out true, Mexico has the biggest gold deosits
ever known on this globe. The ClcvelsnJ
company ill put up a big stamp mill
A few days ago Senator lilalr, of New
Hampshire, was caught without an um
brella by a severe rain storm in Washing
ton. He took refuge from the shower in
the nearest friendly doorway. People
passing were amused to observe that the
Prohibition or death" Senator was seek
ing shelter from one of the most notorious
rum-shops in the capital.
Having voted that the people shall pay a
bounty of one cent a pound to all manufacturers
of domestic sugar, and a tax of more than that
upon all imported sugar, and doubled the tax
on every dinner-pail, teapot and tin can, the
Republican Senators feel rather nervous about
the fate of their bill. The Democrats could
ask no better issue on which to go to the people
than that afforded by this monstrous measure
Cen. Harrison is reported by an Ohio dele
gate assaying:"I never saw such a scramble for
office in my life." Mr. Harrison will see it sur
passed when he gets to a&hington. He may
become a Civil-Service Reformer for self-pro
tection. The G. O. P. is "very hungry and
very thirsty," though only four years alsent
from the crib.
Rutherford B. Hayes solemly announces that
he hss no idea of going into President Harrison's
Cabinet. This is a most remarkable admission
from an Ohio man.
STATE LEUISLATVUfi
Monday, Jan. iSlh.
Irvine introduced a memorial asking that
veterans of Indian wars in Oregon be al
lowed same prly lieges as those of Mexican
war ; Hilton that the land grant of the N.
I. Portland to Wallula be declared forfeit
ed. Numerous House bills were read first
time in Senate, among others the llalsey
charter bill ; relating to survey of public
lands ; asking government to purchase
locks at Oregon City, Dawson bill In ref
erence to execution of deeds ; Portland's
Bull Run water bill. In the House reports
from committees were heard. They were
favorable on bill for satisfaction ot mort
cages by affidavit ; on bill providing for
Court reporters ; on repeal of vagrancy
law ; on bill creating Harvey county ; on
bill providing for payment of stock killed
by cars, and others, beveral bills were In
troduced.one providing for bu) Ing land for
Agricultural College, one for bounties on
icilpt, etc.
Tuesday, Jan. 39.
Two or three senate and house bills
were read third time and passed, none of
importance, one being to change name of
Averill x Bandon. Such bills always
swim fastest. The bill for exterminating
Canada thistles also passed the senate;alo
bill providing that married women may
acknowledge deed same as men; also a bill
providing that property of a wife shall go
tw her busdand on her death unless other
wise provided for In will. In the house
the following were among new bills intro
duced: Aiding Eenton county to build
road from Alsea to tidewater. Amending
school law, for public soda spring in Linn
county (by Moreiockl annulling annual
appropriations for agricultural college,
amending school law, for state board of Im
migration, punishing dog stealing, for hold
ing supreme court at Pendleton and lack
son vilie, protecting owners of ttallions and
punishing change of marks on saw logs
(by Meyers), amending school law (by
Morelock), allowing Salem & Astoria R R
Co to build a bridge across the Willamette
at Sa'emr Several senate bills were read
first time and houre bill second time.
KEEP POSTED.
Wheat, 70 cent.
New L!l goods at EevtV
See those utw jcrsies at V. F. Eead's.
New ribbua ill sh tl 14 a 1 1 stylet at Read's
All lines of boys kdt suits at W.
ReadV
J. P. Wallace, Physician nd Surgeon, Al
bany, Orj
. In a calm so every man is pilot. In dry
goods W. V. Head ia leader.
If you want to s&ve from 10 to 25 per cent
I 1 .11 r. .
Six shaves for a dollar and a ch aa iow.l to
etery easterner, at Tbos. Jones,
II ty yo ir tioW,s thrfi-j-f'i tith Eisiof
W L Jester and ssvs Uret' Portland.
W. F. Itrad can and will sell dry goods
die tr than any house in Albany. Call and
see for you roe! f.
Smith & Wh')jrao. uco3ior to Twee
AhU, carry tbo loss heating stoves and sell
inm the cheapest.
Cull nd see those Early Breakfast stoves
and ranges at Smith k Warliborne's, suc
cessors to vv V i weedale.
Goods not soil for less than cost, toods not
given awxy. But ffvd honent goods Bold at
rtiimv.l o'.y: ". vv . V. 0,1 tit. ,
If yod want a tender chicken be and
grit one of thwi new style roister at Smith
Si Washburna' successors to W C Twee
ds'.
If you want a clean and fine smoke ask for
J. Joseph home made w hite labor Clears
For ssl by mmt ciar dealers sod at his
Joseph's factory.
Dr. M. IT. Ellis, physician and
Ail-any, Oregon, flklls inade ' ic
country.
surgeon
city 01
Kiln Dried Floor ing.-Gooc1 kiln dried
flooring nt the Springfield lumber yard in
this city.
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Executor's Notice,
Notice is hereby given that the oodctsign
ed hss been by the County Com t of IbeState
of Orefcoa for Unn eoaoty, duly appointed
Eieontor of tLe last will and testament of
Tbomse Umpfcrsys, deceased. All persons
hiving ciaiina against tbe estate of said de
ceased, are hereby notilisd to present their
claims properly vended within sis months
from the date of this notice to the Fx ecu tor
at his residence abeat ten luilsa south of Al
bany, Or gou.
Datod January ZCth, 18&9.
Albkbt UatriiaEY,
Kxtcuto;.
lUwirr, Bbtast St I a vim e.
Attorneys for Executor.
Executrx' Notice.
l the County Court of the Slab of Ortgon
for IM County of Lin :
In tbe matter of the estate of W. R.
Cannon, dec cawed.
NOTICE la hereby given to all whom It
may concern that tbe undersigned waa.
on tbe 28th day of December, Ituoj, by the
aoove named court, amy appointed txe
cntrlx of tbe above ataio and ef tbe last
ill of said decedent : therefore all persona
naviog claims againat said etaie are
hereby notified to present them to me, at
my residence In Albany, Orrmn. with
the proper vouchers, within alx months
rrom the asu hereof.
Dated this 4tb day of January, 1&9.
Laura iikLL't tlvm.
W. It. IliiTEO, Executrix,
Attorney.
Executor's Hotics Final Settlement,
In the County Court of Linn County, State of
Umjon t
In tbe matter of tbe etate of John Mor
gan, deceased.
NOTICE la hereby given to all whom It
may concjrn that '.be undersigned Exe
cutor of aald estate on tbe 27th day of
December, lm tiled In aald Court hla
final account in aald matter and that by
anorderofa.il Coart duly entered o(
record therein,
Mendar, Febrarjr 4 lis. I Site,
at tbe banr of 9 o'clock, p. in. of sail day
waa aet as tbe time for bearing and so'.ti
log any objection which any person In
terested may have to said final aonount,
Dated tbLs 4th day or January, 181).
J. L. Hill,
W. IL Bilteo, Executor.
Attornoy.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregoo
December 22nd. 18X8. j
Notice is hereby given tbst the following
named aettler has filed notico of his intention
to make final proof 10 support of bia claim,
and that aaid proof will be msde before the
Judge, or in bieebeeuce btfure tbe County
Clerk of Lion county, at Albany, Oregon, on
Tharsdavt Obraer; tlf, lftf,
viz : Milton A Fitzgerald, Homestead En
try No. 5372. for the W 1 oi N K J and Lota
I, 2 and 3. 8ee. 0, Tp 13. 3 It 1 E. He
nsmes tbe following witnesses to prove bis
cootinnoos residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz : J It Orchard, of Street Home,
and M B Oiylord, Guy Gay lord and Stephen
Powe.l, of Lebanon, all ef Linn eounty, Ore
gon. Any person who desires to protest against
tbe allowance of sucb, proof or who knows cf
any substantial reason, under tbe law and the
regulations of the Interior Department, why
sach proof should not be allowed, will be
given an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place to cross examine tho witness
es of said claimant, and to offer evidence ia
rebuttal of thst submitted by claimsnt,
W. T. Bprset,
Register.
Executor's Bala of Esal Estate.
Noflo Is hereby given that tbo nnder
stgsod, the daly appolotM and actio g
Exoutr of the last will end testament of
Mary Jane Coatello, deceased, by virtue
of an order of tbe County Court for Linn
county, State of Orezon in probate dulv
made on tbe 12th dsy of January, 1839.
ana entered or record, will on
ibe 33rtf day ef February, 1889,
at tbe bonr of one o'clock In tbe afternoon
of aald day at tbe Court House door in tbe
city or Aioiny, jLinn county, Oregon, sell
at public anoiloa to tbe highest bidder
all tbe right title and interest of Mary
Jane Costoilo, deceasod, at tbe time of ber
death in and to tbe following described
real estate, to-t. It :
Beginning 32d chains east of the HW
corner of tbe Ponation Claim of Thomas
Suepard and wife. Claim No. 61 In Tp. 14,
8 R 4 W of the W II Umette meridian end
running thence 8 2.24 chains to the line
between ejections 9 and 16 : thence W
along said line 27.70 chain to tbe corner
orseciionsH, 9, 18 and 17;tnenc W
along tbe line between Sections 8 and 17,
20 chains to tbe S W corner of . lot 4 In
seo. 8 ; theno north 40 cbaiu to the N
w corner of lot No. 3 In Seo. 8 ; thence
east 15,84 chain to tbe N E corner of aald
lot 3 ; tbence N 2.45 chains to the N W
corner of aaH Donation Claim of Thomas
hepard ; thence 82 30 chain ; tbence
S 40 chain to the place of beginning, con
taining 198 acre more or less, lying and
being in Linn county, Oregon, together
wiib ibe tenements and hereditament
thereunto belonging.
Terms of sale: one-half of tb purchase
price to be paid down on the day of sain
and one.half In six month thereafter wiib
Interest at ten per cent por annum to be
secured by mnrtagage on tbe premises,
This 12th day or January, 1889.
Wamcei. Nixon,
Executor of tbe last will and
testament of Mary J, Costello, dee'd.
J. K. WxATHenroRD,
Attorney for Executor. ' . '
Brownell
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Notice for Publication,
Land 0(11 oe at Oregon City, Or.,
January 2tUh, IHbO. J
Notice I hereby given that the follow.
Ing named settler hss filed notice of bla
Intention to make final proof In aunport
f his claim, and that aald proof wilt be
made before tho County Judge, or in bla
absonoe, before the County Clerk of Llnu
county, at Albany, Oregon, ou
Taesdar, March 9ik, 1M9,
vlat John MarielN, Homestead Kutry
No. 6817, for tbeB W M of N IS H and lota
2, 8, 4 and 5 01 Seo. 20, Tp. 0, e 11 2 K. He
natneathe following wllneaasa to prove
his continuous residence upon and culti
vation of eald land, via t llenry Ivona,
of Mehamn, and Hoi Bradshaw, John
Doane and Frank llerara, of Fox Valley
all of Linn county. Oregon.
Any person who desire to protest
against the allowance of suoh proof, or
who knows or any aubataniiai mason,
under the law and the regulations of the
tiiwiivi wp,ihiuvu, wiij ajvii I'ltjv'i
anould not be allowed, will be given an
opportunltf at the above mentioned time
an d place to oroae-ezamlne the witnesses
of aald claimant, and to offer evidence In
rebuttal of that submitted by claimant,
. W, T. VURNMY,
- ItegUter.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby nlven that tbe under
signed Administrator de bonus nnn with
the will annexed or me estate or w, 11.
Oilson, debased, haa filed hla final ao
count as audi Administrator In tbe County
Court of Lino eounty, Orgon. and aald
Court baa appointed Monday, March 4tb,
I860, at ton o'clock, a, m,. ax the time for
hearing objections to aald account and
for the settlement (hereof.
It. A. JhVl!r,
Administrator didbonus nnn
with the wilt annexed.
Notice.
Taken uo at inv residence at Sweet
Home a strav, dark bay horse, branded
nnth rlirht hln. collar mark on both shoul
ders. Owner will plcae call, pay for this
notice and get his norse. john oha.
Estray Notice.
Taken on ..bv tbe undersigned : One
larue brlndln aleer.threv years old, mark
ed with an undr half crop In either ear.
No brand. Habl steor came to my farm
thrMi mile ft. W. of Erownsvltlo cn tbe
30th day of Ieo IM.
jtonr. 17. Niontxb.
Ilrownsvllle, Or,
Notice of Final Settlenmt.
NoCee u hereby eiven that the nndcr
igocd Administratrix of tke estate of James
Gsrrett. deceased, baa flledilh the Clerk
of the County Court for Linn county, Ore
gon, bor final account of said estate and the
Court has fixed the 0th day of February,
lSSD, at"10 o'clock, a. in. for besriog ebjw
lions tbreto snd for euttling id estate.
This 7th dsy of Janosry, 1889.
P. M. Garrett,
Administratrix of the estate of
James Garrett, deceased
J. K. WtATHKCrOHP,
Attorney for Admioistratrix.
Notico of Guardian's Sale of
Eeal Property.
Notice la hereby given that by virtu
and In pursuance or a lUmws granted to
me an uuaidlan of Dora uuicner.a minor,
bv the County Court of tienton county.
Miale of Oregon, ou the 3rd day of Decern
ber, Ifhh, 1 win sell at puuno auction 10
the highest bidder for cash la band, law-
nil money, and subject, to oonnrmation
by said County Court, cn
tarda ike 1U day ft rebraarft
at 1 o'clock, p. in. nf aald day at tbe Court
House door In Albany In Llin county.
State of Oregon, tbe following described
traft of land, to wtt s Tbe undividno
half cf the following descrlbod place or
osrsel of land. lietrlnnlngatenoakaUke
at a point 27.65 chains aoulh of the north
east coi her of tbe donatio land claim of
arah Farlow. Notification No. 1670 In
Tp. 10M K 3 W, from said stake an oak 36
inches in uiameter, ueara a v u
link alstant, an oak 30 Inches In diameter
bear H I' W 1.31 cb.ln dlsUot ; thence
east 62.34 chains to the east line ot the
donation claim of Joan Meeker and wife
at an oak a take t thence north 4.42 chains;
thence weat 62.34 chain to the wt line
of said claim of John Meeker and wife s
tbence aoutb 4.42 chain to the place of
belnoing In Lion county ,Ktate of Oregon,
subject to the dower oC LydU Jon.
Term of wale cash.
Dated Deo. 29th. 1S8,
Joov fioyir,
Guardian of D-ra butcher.
Summons.
tht Circuit Court of the SM0 0 Oregon
Jor l County oj L.in.
Ueorg A. Whitney, rtaintlfr,
t. '
W. 8. Walker and Florence. E, Walker,
Defendants,
Civil action to recover money.
To W.8. Walker aud Florence, K Walk
er, tbe above named Dele n data.
I N Ibe name of tbe State of Oregon, you
and each of yon are hereby nquirtd
to appear and answer tbe complaint of tbo
Plaintiff In the atmve entitled Court new
on file with tbe Clerk of said Coutt by
tbe first day of tbe next regular term of
aid conn, wnion aaia teim Dfgius on
Menday the llth day erMarrk, IKSt,
.t 11.. r..t tt.... i ttk. ii..n
HtUf UVHlk VU .U UIUU V
Orea-on. and lfvouor either of tou fail
so to appear and answer the complaint of
me nainiiu. -toe nainim win uae a judsc
ment againat you for the mm of $227.68,'
and for interest and cost as prayed for in
Plaintiff complaint, and also for an or
der to ell the real ptcperty uttaobed by
Ibe Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon, in tbe
above entitiea cause. Aiiaouoa a your
property, saia property 1 uesortb d aa
rollotvs : Lota no. 7 ana 8 m block No.
2, In the town of North Brownsville,' And
also lot No. 1 and 2 la block No. 6 In
Gross' addition to tbe town of North
Brownsville In Linn county. Oretron.
Tbl Summon is published by order of
tne tion, it. f, isoiae, judge or said (Jo art
made at Chamber on the llth day of
January, A. D., 1889.
J.J. Whitrst, '
Attorney for Plaintiff.
FAULTLESS!
" -Wture is faultless and so Is that
noble discovery, containing only Na
ture's own rsmsdies, ''1 hs"
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checks Rheumatism and Malaria, relieves
boiMupuen,&srspcpBiaBiiaMuousness,aad .
puts fresh energy into the system by making
, ..vu u.uuu. a uc 11 in time, rirni now,
asit cannot be beat ss s preventative ofclisesse,
(old and used everywhere. Si a bottle. 6 for K
TAKE IT NOW.
II. F. HEfiniLL,
33 -A. 2sT 1SZ JUJEl ,
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
tSetl exchangto.i Na.r York, Ban Frsnciioo arid
Portland.
' Bay note, BU'e, county ij o'.ty wsmnts. H
eetvs dspo.it. .abject to otieclc Iaterast allowed on
titns deposits.
Collections will reoslvs prompt sttsntlon. '
Correspondence solicited. . :
Firs and Usrins Insurance cost panics. ,
& Btana
mm
r?
Mill
For Pall
AT
L E BLAIN'S.
Eubter Coats and Boots, Shoes
OVERCOATS,-Pine
Pea Jackets-Chiiicliilhi. Aslraclian
Pull Line of Duck Suitings,
ALL GRADES WOOLEIV OVER8IIIIIT8
Big Stock Cardigan Jackets,
HEAVY r.1ER!N0 AND ALL VOOL UNDERWEAR.
Winter Gloves and Mittens
ALL WEIGHTS LEATHER BOOTS AND SHOES.
UMBRELLAS, HATS, ETC
Lsst but not least a large stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
SPE(M NOTICE.
I desire to call special attention to cur
itibyuuiy
I purchase this soap
from the factory and thus secure it at the lowest
price. Each box contains 20 bars full weight, and
it never fails to give satisfaction. Since introduc
ing this soap the demand for it has constantly in
creased. The present price is $1.10 per box.
I endeavor at all times to keep on hand
a good assortment of
Groceries, Confectionery, Frails, Etc.
and respectfully soJicit the patronage of the public
Very Respectfully,
l L. KENTON.
r!in the fact that I am offering better bargains than any one else in Aibanv
4 V Bought at bankrupt atlea can fhll
First-Glass Goods
fct cr Wlow COSr.
FOR
General ucrcbandise of all kinds call on ire. Particular bargains in a sampi
Ot of shoes. , ' -
(lash or Goaib fur 0iatry p-oilucs
- v Gc : W. SIMPS0K, ' : :
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
; (NOTAET PUBLIC,) -
kTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALDANT, OBECOH.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF THE
Btsts. 8p.oil attention gt ren to collections
rd's.
1
and Winter
Assortment,
in large quantities direct
D, R. N, BLACKOUlin,
Attorney at Law
Offloe, Odd Fellow's Temple,
ALBANY, - : - - OREGON.
New Wash House.
' Lea Chinaman, who lired n this town for
msny years and was so well liked by every
body has returned and will open npa new
wash house the first of September, one door
south of the B stare House. Lee does good
work and wants everybody to get their
washing dona by him
mm
NEW GOODS
NEW SMYRNA RUGS AND PORTIERRES.
NEW TABLE COVERS.
INEN TABLE SETS, NAPKINS TO MAT
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN
FINE LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.
RUNKS AND VALISES.
SILK DRESS PATTERNS.
COLORED AND SILK WARP HENRIETTAS.
SILK UMBRELLAS,
Boot and Shoe Department.
LADIES AND CENTS FANCY SLIPPERS.
CENTS FINE SHOES.
MISSES AND CHILDRENS FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
FELT SLIPPERS OF ALL KINDS.
) ! KERY
CHOICE NOVELTIES IN DECORATED
TEA RETS.
FRUIT PLATES AND SAUCERS.
DECORATED BEDROOM SETS
LAMPS.
SALAD BOWLS-
FANCY PITCHERS
FANCY CUSPADORES
CAKE DISHES
AND A LARCE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES IN CHINA
OF A NEW YEAR
see hn m',o wi h NEW nerv, NRW al NKW pricw.
Onr stock la always, .
Above Par
.in qualitj ami
FAR BELOW IN PRICE.
We o-ter to !1 jth tr la ia the city anJ sarr&andin; country
ndsell tjM I ohi nor than any hauie'iaHbe city.
Wallace,
PUnn Block,
JULIUS GRADWOHL'S
Golden Rule Bazaar.
His stock has been enlargeJ s that It equils any oa the Coast, an! consists of .
Roger Bros. Silverware, Franoa Ohina and Crys
talware, Boys' Wagon?, Doll Carriages,
Fancy Goods, and a general
assortment of Crockiey
and Toys.
He boys dlreot and carries the largest st jote la the Willamette Valley, to whlct
has been addod a complete line of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Is Agent for insurance companies with a capital aggregating $75,000,009,
arid on parte Franoais. Hler wild deutch gesprooheiy;
CH,
AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
DEPARTMENT
GHIKA
Samuel E. Young.
Albany, Oregon
Thresho
q'xlitj, bu.
Thompson & Co,
Succcajora to Wallace A Thompson.
Albany, Or.